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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-10

The temperance societies of France hang up
IN the most frequented resorts OF wine hibbers
and drugreaters pictures Of the coat of the
stomach alter it has been acted upon by alb.
sntie. Inc dealers in that popular potaton
retallate by exhibiting similar pictures of the
stomach in its natural state which they claim
are much more TepulSiye in appearance
IIe effort to raise funds for the completion
OF 81. Panls, at London, has bat slo- success.
during the three years or more that it has been
agltated only +4OQgl has been collected. The
ecclesiastical commission will contribute E25-
COO. AT a meeting of Londoners on the nth Of
March, L3OOO was subscribed and earnest
efforts VIII be made to secure the entire sum,
10 discover spurious greenhsGbs or national
bank notes, divide tho last two figures of the
nuG2er 81 The bill by four and if one remains
the letter on the genuine will be A: if two re.
main 1t W i'll be B; if three, @ aud should there
DC no remainder the letter will be ID. For OK.
annie, hote is registered 246t; divide sixtv-one
oy lour aud yen VIII have one remaining Ac.
corning TO The rule the letter on the note will be
counterfeit -
Hecent developments indicate that the English
physician who declared OConnor, the youth
tnaE tlled to shoot Queen Victoria with 3 broken
pistol, not to be insane, made decided mistake
eNcusabie only en- the ground Of haste in the
eEaGiiuation. II appears that the young man
ndu Deen keen sufferer from disease Rar some
years, and has twice been in ale public bospi.
tals. lie had previous 10 the assault showed
many, s'gns of insanity, ana only few
days before had had such head trouble that his
i!theI told friend he feared the boy was losing
his mind. 7
During lhe month OF January the heat was
intense at Adelaide, in South Australia, for the
space OF twelve days. With the exception of
TWO or three hours in the seventh night, the
mercury never fell below 50 degrees, and ranged
10 the day up to los degrees in the shade Bust
"a al fsp4 q.
oughly heated in the day that they had no
chance Of cooling in the night, and sleeping,
Win many people, became an impossiblity.
Even cold bath was a luxury scarcely attana-
pie, Tor the temperajure OF the water-works
water soAe 70 Seventy-nine degrees. Toward the
end OF the twelve days, those vino conld affnrj
II He'd to the side, where they refreshed them
selves in cooler Temperature,
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Republiean state Convention.

The Republicans of Massachusetts Invited to send
delegates to State Convention to be held at MEcuAs-
les HALL, Worcester, on WEDNESDAY April TO- tsp
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose of choosing six
Delegates TO the National Republican Conventon-four
at large and two for the additional Representative ito
Congress to which the State will be entitled under the
new superintendent. Each town and each ward of a
city is entitled to delegate also one additional
delegate for every two hundred Votes and for every
fraction large hundred, cast for Gen Grant in
such town ward in 1865.
Admission TO the hall viii be by tickets as at the last
Conventions and each delegate should provided with
credential to be presented the Secretary on the
evening prior to, dle morning of the Convention.
By order of the Republican state Committee
GEO. b. LORISG, Chairman
GEO. 5. MERRILL. Secretary
Boston, March 10, 1872. deoptaplO mh2I
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The temperature at Helena, Montana, may prop.
cry De taken as fair average for the territory and
hence fer the mountain section of the Northern Pa
cific railroad, where climate difficulties shonld ho
encountered II anywhere, Helena i ON fine ranorni
route of the road, directly ia the mountains. and
but few hundred feet below the highest point ON
the line. notwithstanding the past winter has
been the coolest ever known in Montana and 4 sfr
PRISE to the people, 1t will be observed
FIRST That the average Temperature at Hnlane
latitude 46S degs.l for the four months was the
same as that Of PHILADELPHIA, although the latter
city is 1900 feet lower and $50 miles further eontL
Second. II was degs. warmer at Helena than of
Chicago, and only dogs, colder than at Washing
ton.
Third. During February and March il was mne,,
warmer at Helena than at Philadelphia, Louisville
81. Louis, or Washington. During March it was 0
dogs. warmer at Helena than at Washington and
Baltimore,
Fourth. The average winter temperature at Kala.
ma washington territory, on the constructed por.
llon OF the Northern Pacific road I'm latitude "a
degs.l was several degrees warmer than nj Louis.
vile, Washington, or Baltimore in latitude 30 degs
The greatest cold OF the past winter at Kalama was
IA degs. above zero 49,
Letters from members Of the Montana territoriol
government, dated March 0, state that for three
weeks previous TO that time beginning about tbo
midule OF February the weather had been so mild
mat al Signs OF winter had disappeared farmers
had put IN nearly all their spring grain crops and
new grass was three inches high in the valleys
me significance OF this can be appreciated when IL
e remembered that in the Atlantic states az late AZ
Merch D. intensely cold weather and heavy SHOWS
preIalled trains were bloekaded on many eastern
foads, aud up 70 the ID of April frost had moi left
me ground In Pennsylvania, aud the grass had moi
shown the slightest tlnge of green.
These simple iacts, mainly derived from tho off.
possible Confederation Of the statements biihsrto
made by the promoters OF tho Northern Pacific rail
road rs TO the climatic advantages of fhe Valley
route across the Fhitddeiphid Ledger
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Died

In this city, uatnuek ylllagel April sth, Of pluro
6mos 9 Nv -
Funeral Friday next, at l o'clock ~ Relatives and
friends invited without further notice
In this city. April g. Alden f. son of VIM and Ellen
hempton, aged 6 yrs mos DAYS.
Funeral on Wednesday, at O'clock. at his fstbors
vIted TO attend. '" " AZ
In Spencer March Is of scarlet fever Wallace r only
mos DAYS, '' 49, 20
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NEw ENGLAND PosT OFFICES. Lyman
Parsons has been appointed postmaster at East
Douglas, Mass, IN place Of George w. Spencer,
resigned; Is. i, Gilbert, at Lyme, N. H., and
three appointments have been made for ploba-
tionary terms Of six months, during which the
conduct and capacity Of the incumbents can be
tested, as required by the new civil service sys.
ten Among the other recent appointments of
bostlnqsters are ), Is. Grant, at Prospect, Me;
VIM y Palmer, at Scotland, Conn, the previous
incumbent having resigned,
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climate in the Nor,I,,ve.,.

The following table gives the average temperaturo
during the past winter lS7172) at the points named
Except IN two instances the figures are furnished
by the United States signal Office at Washington
and represent three daily quotations of the ther.
mometer at each place-morning, noon and eve.
MING - ~
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Worcester Gas Light Company

COKE.
Ihis CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Aanulac-
turing purposes and Family Use Is now offered 10 the
public, in quantities to suit at the following Reduced
One Chaldron Of Sc bushels.
One-Half do. IS .................. 25O
hushel. -
Payments may be made orders for its delivery will
ne issued only at the Office Of the Company No. Bank
Block, Foster ST., up stairs diff ia4
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1t was mentioned some time ago that the
government of China had decided to send sew
eral young men to be educated in the United
States. We learn that the report is true, and
that the scheme has larger proportions than
rumor at first assigned to it. 1t is proposed 10
send thirty young men or boys annually, until
the whole number reaches one hundred and
fifty. Chinese patience and thoroughness are
illustrated by the fact that fifteen years is the
period of residence here allowed for completing
their education. The first part Of it viii he oc-
cupied in learning the English language and
pursuing the studies required for entering col
lege; they will then take a collegiate course and
finish their studies at some of our professional
schools. Yung Wing, native of China, who
graduated with credit at Yale college in 1854,
and has since been honorably and usefully en-
ploved by his own government, is put in charge
of this educational enterprise, and is expected
soon to arrive in this country with the first in
stallment of students, for whose support their
government has made liberal provision. All of
them will not be sent, We suppose, to one school
or college, and probably they will be distributed
among the leading academies and colleges.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-10

HAiRl HAfnl-i would announce to NV custom.
ers that have Just received large assortment OF
elegant white and grey hair, and am prepared to
MI al orders FOR the same Also other hair OF the
very best quality, as cheap as any house In the
country. ~ Aedlna's hair store, 202 Main street,
Flagg's block, Worcester Mass,
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LATEST nrAKKErs.


NgT YORK, April 9-Money was arm an iay al Z a
5l6 per cent diem; 4.30 p. NJ large lots were
offered AZ cent. with takers. Gold closed dali at
HOY g nos loans were at Der cent goli lie per
at 100 q 1875. State bonds eulet Governments Closed
hrmer. Stocks closed dull. with heavy market The
closing quotations were:
United States Sizes
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THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED by the use of the
Peruvian Syrup, "a protoxide Of Iron from weak sick
W suffering creatures, to strong, healthy and happy
men aud women, and invalids cannot reasonably hest
tate to give it trial For Dyspepsia and Debility 1t is
specific deop6wlw amin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-10

YESETINE does not deceive Invalids into false homes
by purging and creating fictitious appetite but assists
nature in clearing and purifying the whole system Lead
ing the patient gradually to perfect health.
apple dW&S
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Found at Last.
GLOBE VILLAGE, SourHBPIDGE, Mass
February %, 1871.

GLOBE VILLAGE, SoCrHBRfpGE, MASS. ,
=, , - February -, 1871 !
II. r. STEVENS ESQ, Boston
For the past five years have been afflicted with dys-
pepsa, caused by morbid state Of the liver loss of
appetite, raising OF food and wind from The stomach
sense Of distrnsOn in the stomach, osveness palpa-
tion of the heart, general debility and languor For
year past have taken your Vegetine Blood Purifier
l am now well and able to atleni to my business It's
one of the best remedies, and heartily recommend
IL to all afflicted with similar diseases. 1 have tried
other remedi hut found none that afforded me any re-
lief, until found II IN your Yegetne
GEO HANSON
ANY person desiring further tnfoma ion can call on
his son, Wilbur r. Hanson, apOthecary, store No asa
Broadway, South Boston.
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Melancholy.

Melancholy or Lowness of Spirits. is, in many cases
not the result OF msfortunes or Gaaie rather OF
imperfect health. in other words of deficient nutr-
tion In such cases. the only remedy is to nvigorte the
functions both of digestion and of assimilation Lovness
OF spirits indicative, especially of deficient nu-
triton OF the brain The BRAIN to preserve its normal
vsor' demandsa great deal of nutrton-nore than any
other organ The brain is but l86th of the weight of
the body, yet it receives from 18th to 1-IOh of all the
blood driven from the heart Thus while it is true of
every disease, that is simply Natures call for more
nourishment, it is especially true of Melancholy Let
the melancholy man eat and in order TO increase both
his appetite and his power deriving from what he eats
the full advantage, let him Dr.. Gottlleb Fischs
Bitters!
This subject continued next week under "CHEAP
HORSE FEED" deop&wlw APPS
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J'P Han & Co. win hold special sale Of furni.
lure at their salesrooms to-day at ten A. NJ. and two
r..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-10

Lamson, Glazier and Co. will sell household fur.
niture at their salesrooms this AFTERNOON at two
O'Clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-10

Abbott will sell real estate in New Worcester
this forenoon at ten o'clock.
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What is Needed.

-, s BosToN, FEB. IS. 1871,
Dear Sir-AbouL one year since 1ound myself in n
feeble condition from General DEBILITY Veg;tne ,Hos
strongly recommended to me by friend who hal becn
much benefited by its procured the article and
after using several bottles vas restored to health and
discontinued ts l feel guile confident that tbere
Is medicine superior TO Il for those conpiaius for
which 1t is especially prepared, and would cheefftv
recommend it to those who feel that they need some,
thing to restore them to perfect health W ~
Respectfully yours
U. L. PErrTNGTLJ
Firm Of 5. NJ. Pettinull n co
No. " state Street Boston
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DIR. &. Il. HapWO0d,
o,p., DENTIST,
10 fean S'''-.' Opposite the Post Office.

hAEcheIor's Hair Dye.-This superb Hair Dive
is te Get n ne s0oidperecty harmless reliable and
instantaneous no disappointment no ridiculous tints
or 9sagreeable oder. The genuine VIM A. Batchelor's
HatI Dye produces HmmediGtely splendid Black or
NtuIa Brown; leaves the hair clean SOFT Beautiful.
does not contain particle of lead OF any Injurious com
pound sod by all Druggists. Factory Is Bond st. n
A' diyr lyle
a Card.-A clergyman while residing in South
AmeI1ca as missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness Early Decay
Disease o. the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train of disorders brOugll. on by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured by this
noble remedy Prompted by desire to benefit the
athcted and unfortunate VIII send the recipe for pre-
pairing and using this medicine, in sealed envelope to
any one VINO needs IT, FREE OF CHARGE. Address JOS
mh23 d&wtie3f
Buy the Quaker Ritters.
they are a Great Medical Discovery Extract of choice
Roots and Herbs. DIR II. $. FLINT & co.
nll5 dbn Propnetors Providence, II. l.
Geo. =. HOPpin az Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour, Corn. Rye Oats Malt Meal OF Mi
Kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Lnseed OIL Meal.
lazz dli Mechanic ST., Worcester, Mass.
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Swollen Limbs.

An s-r,rv. LEBANON, n. II Jan. 30, 1870.
Dear srn write this note TO inform You of the effect
m your BLOOD Further upon my system When [
vuYncncei llKlns II, year ago was very much de-
pialeu. NY mbs were swollen that II was i'm posi-.
~ 9r me 10 get into or out from carriage and very
pdinul W go Up or down stairs Indeed could scarcely
stnu on NY ret MY appetite gone. my strength
ldlilS i9piu4. Alter using youf medicine for u few
weeks, began to improve. My apDctIe Improved and
my strength returned. can now perform my duties ~
Vegetlne.
Yours gratefully,
apl0 dnbl0Aiatwlt
Two RENT-A Basement Tenement of
"a roomsi water eloseti city watcrj at No. 10 Home
aplQ dtf
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Veg;etine
PUaiFIES THE BLOOD & RESTORES THE HEALTH
General Debility.

Debility is term nsed to denote deficiency of hood
The nurtve constituents of the booj are in less t9n
their regular proportion, while the watery par Is in
excess Debility is of frequent occurrence III IA Incl
dent 10 variety odseases The lower limbs are ant to
be swollen The patient is feeble and cannot bear much
eXerton The circulation is irregular hut almost ALWAYS
weak, Palpatl0n of the heart very common SWIM
tom N1ient emotion often throws the heart into lie
most tumultuous action The vital functions are IAN
gudly performed The muscular strength is Diminished
fatigue follows moderate slight exercise The breath
ing though quiet when at rest, becomes hurried ana
even painfully agtated under exerton as in rnnninS
ascending heights, &C The nervous system is often
greatly dsordered. Vertigo dizziness and feeling of
faintness are very common Violent and Obsti6ate
neuiaec pains ia the head, side breast or other parts
OF the body are also frequent attendants u1on the dis
ease. he secreti0ns sometimes diminished In ie
males the menses almost always either suspenSeI or
very partially performed The bile is scanty and eos
tVeness, with unht althy excavations from the bowels
and dyspepc state Of the stomach are ex y cons
mon symptoms,
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The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank,
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bank is open daily for the receipts of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest on the FtteeaM day of
each month.
semi-annuai Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS, President.
II. WOODWARD, Treas'r. dawtf decl
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Gives Health, Strength and Appetite.

My daughter has received great bgnent fom the use
of the Negethe Her dec lining health was source OF
great anxiety TO al OF her ienda few bottles Of the
Negetlne restored her health strength and appetite.
n. II. TlLUEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. ~ Scars Building, Boston Mass.
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and all others interested in Inventions
PATENTS DRAINED
Reissues Extensions, Copyrights and Caveats serrred
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCJRED
Assignments, ntercrenGes and other Patent Cases at
tented to by JAS. G. ARNOLD Worcester Mass
oV' ~lti ot' utf mhlq
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NlAteu CtsAiEa AuFItnCA AtJh
Western Union Telegraph com pany. ..........73T
Pacific Mail steamship COMPANY. ............64
y. Y. Central Hudson River consolidated 9SS
DO DO do DO scrip. .a2H
LIlN ram 500
- 40 preferred. ..--.-....................S02
haiteu E'ilroa1 ...... .-......-..s..........ll
co preferred. ...-.......... ..,....i30
hSa.inH IaliOal: $3.50. .-s.............. 1864
ilaIcnl5ah tenttii railroad
Union Pacific railroad stock..................33
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern RI. s64
,, 10 scrip ..,..............92
Illinois Central railroad ...............,,.lS3
Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad . az
do do pref,Tred al;
cleveland. columbus d Cincinnati railroad. 80
New Jersey Central railroad. ............. lO9Js
Chicago and Rock Island railroad. ...........IlIN
Milwaukee and ST. Paul railroad ..............6l9
DO do pref .....,....... SOY
IoleCo anu wabash railroad.
90 do pfef................S9
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad. .........96
chicago and Atto1 rsirosd. ............... Ile
do preferred. .......,..,.,....l2 U
OHIO AMI Mssisspp! railroad. ......,.........4 as
Haftord and Lrie railroad ..............-.. 10
Columbus, Cincinnati & Ind. Central K K - ass
Ghleago Burlington and Quincy, r R........lS2
Hannibal and st Joseph r Il .......,....,.. Al
Central Pacific gold bonds ..... l0i
Union Pacific r2ilFoed lst mort. Is. -. 81
The assistant treasurer dshursed TODAY S25 O60 gold
account OF interest," and Sl60 600 in redemption of @
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NO. 10 FRONT ST.
DESIRABLE HOUSE LOTS!
$50 HOUSE LOTS,

wi WIN be sold at Auction on WEDNESDAY, April II
letz commencing at l05 O'Clock A. NJ on the nremsas
a. Lewis station, on the Providence Warren and Bristol
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Marvellous Effect,

II. II. STEVENS;
Dear Sr- have used Vcgotine, AMI feel IL a tlufv IN
acknowledge the great benefit II has done me- la 'the
spring Of the year 1862, was tick from general dobv
caused by OverwOTk, want Of Sleep and BrOper fest
was very weak and much emacatCd. ] tiled many
remedies without receiving any benefit from any Of
them, until was persuaded to try Vegetine Hei9re
had taken TINS one week, my improved condition gave
me renewed hope and courage continued to take it,
every day gaining more strength until was comneiey
restored TO health. The effect OF this Rnmedv H. pns II
general debility, Is Indeed marvellous '' III '''o VI
ELllABETH A, FOLEY
Il Websteg ST., Chaflostown Mass.
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= BOSTON STOCK s4LEs-April Q.

The assistant dsbursed today So 900 gold
on account OF interest," and Sl60 600 in redemption Of $40
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Five Per Gent. per Annum
Hiowed Tor Money on call. u. A. gOODSow
"u' aN First National Bank
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-13
FOREIGN.
morrow.

Reported ReVerses ef the ReVOlutiOnists
New YORK, March IA MatamOras special
says that it is rumored that TrevinO was defeated
and wounded.
Luranjo and Cortina have captured Lozings
artillery and ammunition.
The general features seem TO indicate reverses
10 the revolutionists.
CALCUTTA, March 12.-There are several
cases of cholera among the English troops re-
turning from the victorious campaign against
Moashais
HAVANA, March l2.-Giral's death sentence
has been commuted to Imprisonment for life.
Spanish officials report from the Central De-
partment that but few whites remain in open
hostility.
The small pox is increasing here.
The Russian feet departs Wednesday.
LONDON, March 12.-The Standards Paris
special says prominent Russians are there ne
gotating with the Polish refugees for their return
to their native country. The negotiations look
TO the reconciliation of the Poles to the Gar,
general amnesty and the appointment OF the
Grand Duke Alexis as VicerOy of Poland
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-13
8 Z 2
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
A GLORIOUS REPUBLIoAN VICTOR Y
Rep ubIican Governor Elected by the Fec
pie. 1000 Majority.
The Legislature LarselS republican
A Democratic waterloo Defeat
Special to the Chronicle,l

Special to the ChrOnicle,l
WASHINToN, March l., lo'2'.
The glorious victory won in New Hamp-
shire to-day causes great rejoicing among
the Republicans here. Hon. +. A. straw
the Republican candidate for Governor,
has been elected by the people by nearly
two thousand majority, in the place of Jas.
A. Western. the present Democratic Gov
ernOr.
The Legislature, which is to elect a
United States Senator, will have over thir-
ty Republican majority. The entire State
has been revolutionized and the Democrats
have experienced Waterloo defeat.
IrREss DISPATCHES.
& The following comes through the regu>
lar channel:
CONCORD, n. H., March l2-9:3O P. NJ
Fifty-nine towns give Straw, Republl-
can, 1910. Western, Democrat, l2,3o5'
Last year they stood Republican, lO,693'
Democratic, 1879,
WASHINGTON, March 12.-PrivBte d-s-
patches indicate that New Hampshire has
gone Radical by very small majority.
Nothing decisive has been received through
the regular channels.
The returns are coming i'll slowly. No
thing has yet been received to indicate
the result in the State.
WASHINGTON, March IA Times cor
respondent gives the following: One hum
dred and fifteen towns give Straw l,S5O
majority over all the other candidates
This covers two-thirds of the State. The
Republicans, as far as heard from, have
fifty majority on joint ballot.