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LATEST MARhHTa,
new YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 25-Money easy at q per cent.
Sterling ut l09& " l09A. Gold dun and Arm at ll44 40
ll4@. Loans q 2 per cent Tor carrying. ClcarinSs
SSoOOO0OO Treasury disbursements S3l5 900. Govern
ments dull. unchanged and strong. bonds dull
Stocks weak and lower in the forenoon and flrmer in
the afternoons Erie opened at 81, owing to the fire
the company shops advanced TO 5lS4, fell to SIN rose
10 SPA closed at 81, Pacific Mail opened 76h sold
up to IL tell TO jN rallied to the opening price These
shares quite active; Northwestern was also active
and strong The rest of the list duh but steady 1t
ported that Drew has not yet closed out the great short
sale OF Erie, and is still the bear in that stock.
United States SKIES, 1881 coupons. ...........ll7%
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The AMAZON OF IowA.-An Iowa cores
pondent furnishes the following story of woman
ly prowcss to prove that the race of amazOns in
that state, at least, is by no means extinct:
When the Sabula, Ackey and Dakota railroad
was being located, the line happened to pass
through the lands Of woman known in the
neighborbood as Mother Haines, and living
about twenty-five miles west Of Sabua She
strenuOusy objected TO having her property cut
by the road, aud, accordingly, the damages
were regularly assessed and the right Of way
assumed, When the wori men arrived how
ever, her wrath was at a fever heat and would
not be appeased. The appearance of the loco
motive made things no better, but rather worse (;
for one morning as the train came up the engi-
neer found fence built across the road and
Mother Haines defantly sitting astride at the
middle of the track. The rest is told in the pc
culiar dialect Of our informant. Would She
get of {? | reckon not. Thar she sot an shook
her fist att the engineer till the train stopped.
Then the conductor come out an ordered her
off, but she didn't bulge an inch. Then he
swOre at her-an' mind ! tell you when jim
swares the air gets blue, but she wasn't much
on the skeer. At last the engineer seq, SEE he.
Stand back, Jim, III histe her'-an' lettin'
on steam he went for her, but thar she sot,
screamin' an swinging that fist. I'd sooner
take tap from settin' maui. Why she batted
Ravens with II a few days ago an yOu ought to
seen him drop. Ravens belongs to the engineer
IOlcSJ All Hc hhSu nAu q clear tue 10 MS right
eye since. AS was sayin', the engin' come on
an she cut dirt just as the rails begun to 1y.
They ratified about her legs but we left her a
siakin' that fist till we got Ont of sight. That
was a good while ago. Why list last Sunday we
was comm out with wood tran-Rftecn cars
AN right at the foot Of the hill the wheels
begun 10 spin around an it wouldn't 90 nobow
What dye think? Them rails was creased as
far as 10 that caboosc down yOnder. Thar was
more'n half hog cut up an lain in chunks on
the rails. An car0scen oil--my SOUL. We
backed out, an sauded the track, an came n
rushin' up, but the wheels wOnld strock one of
them fat chunks an there we was. Whar wus
she2 Why standing OF on the hill lookin' on
an laughin'. Make her aleared to do it? iD'ye
see them biz cusses on that train2 Well they'd
rather face thousand cheese pots tchassepOts1 n
than that ole woman. tell you, mister, she's
a strappin' big thing, an she's on her muscle
III she goes for q fellow she fetehes him. Here
the conductor called ont, "all aboard" so that
II there was any more OF the story failed to
get IT,.
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Gbs 9ain spp: ddtortest, frOap uing suIp 2G 1872.

chocolate, 40 45c; shells Is q 25c Broma As q soc q
~ Tallow Candles, u h IA "a lsc; Sperm 10 IS % &C
Rice e. 10. 10 a l2c. Kerosene OIL % q 35c u gallon.
sperm OIL 500 a $50 per gallon. Honey, 40 q Soc Il h.
japanese teas 81 ~ LOO
FISH-Haddock * H. lOc; fresh cod. l2c. dry a &c;
solid oysters, u at, o soc; Holsters l0c; Halibut
Picked Herrings, 80 q 30 ~ doz. Smells zoe u fb
Piekere. 25c ~ FL. Pouts zoe. CLANS, soc q peck
Quahogs soc g peck. Shad IS q SEC apiece Fresh Sal
mon, 40c q ID. Fresh mackereI Is q 25c. Sword fish
COAL Franklin, y ton $1,000; Lehlgh, $3.50;
Chestnut $500; BuminOus, $500; Lackawanna S. So
seyentyve cents ton less than these prices when de
yered at the yard. Chareoa-IIard 5Oc chestnut 40cF
basket.
WOOD AND Haywood q cord walnut $40 hard S6l
8. hard $50, chestnut and hehlock 81 "a so pine
81 a. -, limbs. 81 q $3.50. Old bay. ~ ion. $50 d 49,
New hay SIS q $50. Rye Straw, y ton SO % S25.
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Inc New 1ork World. though IL now supports
Greeley with as much enthusiasm as it can COM
mand after its former vigorous demonstrations OF
his uuftness for the office to which he aspires,
is filled with apprehension whenever the candi-
date opens his mouth or takes up his pen. The
announcement Of his recent letter accepting the
democratic nomination aroused serious fears,
which careful reading of it has not entirely
quoted. Itwas unwise, as well as unnecessary,
the World thinks, TO write this letter, but on the
whole it will not do much harm. Admitting that
it must be sore trial TO Mr.. Greeley TO maintain
the reticence which belts his new position, the
World hopes he will write no more letters. ltcen-
cedes with some misgivings that he has made no
blunder this time; ''but it is too hazardous a
business to be repeated" "Mr. Greeley" it
says, may safely trust the campaign to his sup
porters, and having now said all that is needlul,
it will not beseem him to evinee nervous anx-
iety by again putting forth his hand to push on
the canvass" This is rather hard measure for
a man who has been writing all his life and has
in this way secured whatever celebrity
he enjoys. Who are these gentlemen,
who call themselves his supporters and
patronzingly tell him that they know
best what to say and how TO say it, and advise
him not to NEEDLE with their businessl But
perhaps they are right. We should be glad TO
have Mr. Greeley write and publish letter
every day; but he is himself conscious that a
free publication of his utterances will not help
him in the canvass. This appears from some
what remarkable announcement in the Tribune
yesterday to the effect that, as his conversation
with his friends at Chappaqua had been report
ed in the Times, he is obliged to request his
political adherents not to visit him there in fu'
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s20000 Hartford and Erie Railroad .42XG142A
$1,000 Vermont Central LIST 7s...................7g
81 900 Union Pacific railroad income lUs..
IL Boston and Maine railroad. l3IhMI3S
~ incSnlre rllTodu
" Chicago. burlington and Quincy Il R.....,,..l3la
100 GIN. Santusky and Cleveland railroad " IS
" Eastern railroad
Norwich and Worcester railroad l26
= Ogdensburg Lake Champlain H. pref. .......l5
Old Colony and Newport rulroad. ..t....,.-.ll54
Phil. VIII and Baltimore railroad ,,,,,,..,.5 sc
II nnsinn and AllnnY rnrunh- III
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of foul play, as there were wounds upon the
left arm aud two stabs on the right shoulder.
The corpse was found near Bartlett's reef and
WAS buried at Waterford
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A Raak for EVERY Nam.

the MSpIEHpB or IIPE, or SRLF-PREsERyATIoH ~ a
MehieA 1Teatse on the Cause and Cure Of Exhausted
sieal debility hypochondrla, ImpotencY, Spermator
IIha OF seminal weakness, and all other Diseases arisv
eesses Of mature years This IL indeed hook for every
man Thousands have heen taught by this work tho
true way " health and Happiness II Is tho cheapest
ad nssI medical work ever publshed and the only ono
on TINS class of Ills worth reading l9Qt edition. revised
much enlarged, Illustrated hound in beautiful French
cloth pflce 81 Sent ny mail postpaid, on receipt Of
price, Address PEABODY MEnICAL INsTITITE, No.
Bghnoh st Boston, Mass, ar Dr, W. Ii. PARKER, As
sisl9nt Physician, n. Blne author may be consulted
on the above, well all diseases requiring skill and
experience. deoplyr jas
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In the City or Country,
No Family should be without a box of
SANDFoRD'S COMPOUND HAMAMELIs,

VN4FII
OR, WITCH HAZEL oINTMRsT.
This most perfect preparation OF highly medicinal
shrub is equally good for Man or Rest and IS sold every
where al 50 cents and 81 w BOX. It's virtues IN all
cases Of nammati0i are celebrated, while its curative
properties ara unequalled in all cases of Burns Gar
bances, Rheumatism. Scratches, KingbppR Glazing
Seds, rumoys SpraiIs, Gas SPAWN, Folons, Bruises
L9n!lago, Roiis, Cuts, Sbres Piles.
All Druggists sell it,
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents, Boston, Mass
deOp&w yr mhla
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There with union free will meeting in Web
ster park, New Worcester, next Sunday morning
and afternoon. Come one come all.
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LONDON July 26-Consols for money 92h, and 92N for
account. American securities steady and unehanged.a
LIVERPOOL, July 25.-CottOn fiat and irregular; mid
ding uplands So q 9Hd do Orleans 10 q iOHd; sales
estimated at 10000 baes OF which 5000 for export
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TRIUMPHANT FOR TWENTY YEARS. More than twenty
years ago, the MUSTANG LSMRNT made its debut in the
West Its of the external diseases of horses
and CATTLE astonished the planters and farmers of the
Mississippi and Ohio Valleys and demand for 1t sprung
up which neeessated Its manufacture on an extensive
scale. Soon the discovery made that It was grand
specific for rheumatism govt neuralgia earache tooth
ache and other external ailments of mankind Then It
was tried as healing, painkIlng application in cases
of outward injury, such cuts bruises burns spasms
&C, and found equally servlceable The fame of the
new remedy for some Of the painful ills that act
mankind and the lower animals, spread rapidly and
Mustang Linment soon took rank in every State and
Territory OF the Union a standard cure
jy26 wlt&deoplw
DIsTREssISe COUGH causes the friends of the suf
ierer almost much pain the sufferer himself and
should receive immediate attelton. Dr. HisarS Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry speedily coughs colds inu.
enza sore throat, &c. II will always relieve consump-
tion and in many wellattested cases il has effected
perfect cure deop&wlw jy?4
TEETH like orient pearls set in cushions of rose;
A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows;
These are charms to win hearts, when all other charms
fade.
But they can't be preserved without SozoDONT's aid.
JyA dw&F
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II will do You Good.

Its surprising how quick it will build up pale and
sickly children.
KINGSLEY'S IRON and MANDRAKE PILLS are
the best Pills for the cure of Indigestion, Liver Com
plants, Jaundice, Headache, Stomach Ans COnstipa-
tlon and all Diseases arising from torpid state of the
Bowels. Two Pills equal to bottle of Congress Water
Sold by +. g. SKINNER & son,
apll d3n Worcester,
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United states Currency 6s................... nay
" " s....................ll3 I
Western Union Telegraph company ..........75T
Pacific Mail Steamship company. ...........761
n. Y. Central & Hudson River consolidated. .979i
do do do do scrip.
Erie rallroau.
10 preferred. .................,........72
hatleln TalfOad. :'...; ...........,.........!ls
40 preferred. ....,..... ...........l3O
Michigan Central railroa t.............. LICK
Ialana railroad ........,.........,.,,,.llak
Union Pacitc railroad stOcK..................37 Blk
Lake Shore u Michigan southern R.......,92S
m 40 scrip. ................, VA
Illinois Central railroad. 1872
cleveland and Pittsburg railroad ...........,.9lh
Chicago and Northwestern railroad, .,.,......754
do do pref.
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati railroad. 81
New Jersey Central railroad. ...............lO 1903
Chicago aud Rock Island railroad. ...........lll&
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad. ........ .j6k
do do pret...-........,.....7g
Toledo and Wabash railroad. ..............,..7g%
do do pref................S7
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad. ..........g64
Alton and rerre Haute railroad. .......,.....,20
do do preferred. ......,,...ll
Chicago and Alton railroad. ..................l
do preferred .........,.,,...,l2 O
Ohio aud Mississippi railroad. ..........,......46
Hartford and Erie railroad. ,............,....7 ~
Columbus, Cincinnati " Ind. Central X Il ...31S
Burlington and Quincy railroad. 1870
Hannibal and st Joseph X X ..........,...... 1914
Central Pacific gold bonds. ...s.........,....lOlA
Union racine SKIES. .o932
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Kingsley's
/ r o n T o N l G .
Weakness, LangaOr, Depression of Spirits,
Want Of Energy, Female
ComplqiRts
Complaints,

and wherever Tonic Medicine is needed It is Just the
thing to keep up the of the system. Quick
Nosrum, but Reliable Iron Tonic 1t Is now used by
many of the Hospitals in New England their standard
Tonic. Physicians told Its composition, and are
using it with great in teir practice. Manufc
turers, merchants lawyers ministers. ladies' try this
article.
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COKE
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufae-
turing purposes and Family Use now offered to the
public, in quantities to suit, at the following Reduced
one Chadron of IS bushels. =, $500
One-Half do. Is ........., "a
In quantities less than Half Chadron, is cents per
bIshel. ~ ~ ~
Payments may be made and orders for It's delivery will
be issued only at the Office of the Company No. Bank
Block, Foster ST.. up stairs dtf Ia4
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As the Season for Bowel Com plants, such
as Darrhea, Dysentery, Cholera NorJus, Collie. &C. is
at hand, we would again give yearly advice. Act
wisely and lay in store OF DR. BIoENRLLs SYRUP for
the that is safe and reliable at all times very
pleasant, containing no Opate and does not produce
eQstiyeness, Fail not to trY'it. daw3m le2e
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Banking House.
VIM. II. MORSE. .............. BANKER
426 Main Stree, corner of PledsGat.
Has opened an oce for the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business.
Buys and Sells Government Securities Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold and Coupons.
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock
Boards.
Draws Drafts payable at sight, available in all parts
Europe
IS AGENT FER ETROPEAE STEAMERS.
NEGOTLATES BUSINESS PAPER.
az Business hours Banks Of the city.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION.
Hon GEO. W. RICHARDSON, President City National
Bank, Worcester.
CALVIN FOsTsR, Esq, Worcester.
w. d. FoEBRs, ESQ, President National Bank of Re
demption, Boston.
BREWSTER, SWEET Il Co., Bankers, Boston.
WALKER: AEDREWS u Co., Bankers, IA Wall street,
New York City
WV. BENNETT, ESQ. Hubbardston. Mass
LKvI Haywood, ESQ, Gardner Mas
CHARLES Haywood, Esq., President First National
Bank, Gardner, Mass.
Worcester April Is, 1872. dam mylB
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Legitimate Stimulation.

The office function of nutrition is essentially
fold embracing Digestion whereby food is converted
ultimately into blood and Assimilation, whereby the
various tissues and of the bndy receive from this
blood each the nourishment which needs. And Leg-
innate Stimulation, which s squirting on of this fnc-
ton is consequently two-old also. The food in the
first place must be reduced to the form Of hOmogene
Gus solution preliminary to its entering the blood
vessels and becoming there part of the blood To this
end it is dissolved in the stomach by the gastric juice
fluid which the stomach itself furnishes. But it often
happens that tins fluid is not supplied In sufficient album
dance. This Is the Of much bad health. Now,
Legitimate Stimulation puts this right by provoking
fuller How of this essential secretion. And the best
method now known of bringing about Legitimate Slim
ulation, is the directed of the weknOwn tonic
DIR G0ttlieb Fiscts Bittersl
This subject continued next week under Strength
for the Weak. deOp&wlw iy25
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The public are Informed that Gro. r. HEWITT corner
Of Foster and Waldo ss still continues to manufacture
and furnish to the trade In any quantities. the genuine
original j. N. Hammonds 'Soda Beer" dim lelI
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DOMESTIC MARK ETS

NEW YORK, July 25.-COttNn quiet and unchanged ;
sales 56j baes mi dding uplands at 22c Flour more
active and unehansed sales 10000 bbls state IS 40 a.
7l5i Ohio s645 ~ 40; western $3.50 a sJ5 southern
S6sj q T. Wheat closed quiet and in buyers favor
sales 1900 bush; No spring at 81 AZ "a l49 No
OLAF winter red western Sl,jS a. Sl6i white Mchi-
gan 81 g. a. SlS0 Corn Arm sales 2l6OOO bush; steam
er mixed western 59GGOc sail do 5lGg62c. Oats steady
sales $4,000 bush Ohio IS q 47c ~ ~ 455c.
Beequet, POrk,hrmer new mess Sl3,8 "a Sl4. Lard
heavy at q 9kc. Butter dull state ~ ~ pc Whise
key quiet and unchanged at 93fc Ripe firm at ~ 69c
Sugar steady; MuscOvadO ~ q 9Ae; refining az 6lg
Coffee IN fair requestj H0 l5s "a ls4O, Moaaies dull
Jurpcnlinc hrm at 5ih 6D 55c rOsin firm at SJ,l5 %
sJ,2D for strained. Petroleum steadyi crude l2hGt3Ssc
refined 2jc. llllow steady at 50 % ehe.
CHICAGO, july 25.-Ktsur steady; spring extra fair to
choice 81 % I75 low grades S. a S5jO Wheat excited
and higher; No spring at sl3O "a 32, CLOSED at 81 80
bid cash or seller July; Slt1SA seller August; Sl,l4H
Eelel September Corn IN good denandj NQ2 mixed at
Az ei1Hc for regular; l29@42sfc seller August 53S
~ i57c seller September; No high mixed in air de-
mani and Ower AZ i3c ahoat; rejected 399c Oats in
fr demand and adyanceii No 2ats &C cash 26Ae seller
August Rye finn; Ngs and Z ataaH q DC. Barley
quiety No ie TO b6c. Whisky active at 10 % Soc
closed soc bid S9kc asked. Pork in fair demand and
higher; mess $3.50 cash. SIS offered for seller August
Lard duh and dr0oDing at s9 a &C. Bulk meats In good
demand; shoulders 81 "a 5fc; short rib mddes IN az
KS; sales Of bellies ~ IN q fac packed Bacon dun
and lrih no saes Receipts bDs Hour. 900 BUSH
wheat $4,000 bush corn 5000 bush oats, 1000 bush bar
ley. Slipments-l0OO bbls Hour, 5FOOg bush wheat,
343 600 corn. 20OO bush oats, 1000 bush barley
ClsolSHATl. July 2h-5r0rk III fair deAahl aud FIRM !
Fegdlar at Si city held vt sl6. lard nominal Bulk
meaH In good demand shoulders SAC; clear ribs IN "a
7Sc; clear sides IA 90 ~. Bacon in good demand |;
shoulders 6+c clear rib sides at Ssc; clear sides at
She; Live hogs steady at $3.50 q iSO. Whlskey Arm
=, 5SBw ORLEANS July 2S-cottOn dull low middlins
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competent trainer, be it always understood, for
without a competent trainer, as we have occa-
sion to know, the thing is simply dangerous
these. under proper guidance, may be all very
well. But betting and gambling on the result
of a spasmodic contest of strength and skill are
not well, and the results of this practice, now
creeping into favor, can be only bad We have
too much feeling for the name of fair Harvard,
too many hallowed memories of her past, too
much at stake in her future, TO be willing to
see it thus hacked about in the language of
hIacklecsn
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All Persons who are subject to Dysentery. Cholera
AOrbus, or any bowel complaints frequent at this
season of the year. should procure bottle of Dr..
WEATHERBEEs DYsENTERY CURE which has been u
well known and e1ectual medicine in use for over
twenty years. Call for It at wEATHERBEE & CO.'S
Drug Store No. 295 Front St. near Western Depot wor
eestcr Mass, dtNW3m iylO
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NO. e4s NAN STREET.

NO. 946 MAIN STREET.
OPEN FRoN..............9A NJ 70 P. M to P. N.
THIRTY-SIXTH SEMI-ASEUAL Dividend. The trds-
tees of this Bank declared the Thirty Sfxth Semi
RHGl Dividend the first day of July the rate OF SIX
PER CENT. PER ASNUM
DEPOSITS received up to 0S8 THOUSAND DOLLARS
Deposits put upon interest the first day of every
month
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST ore made In January and
July. -
CHAS. l. PUTNAM. President.
GEORGE W. WHERLHR. Treasurer DIFF jyll
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WORCESTER RETAIL PRICE CURRENT-July a.
FLOUR-Fancy brands " bb $500 % $3.50; choice
81 Louis brands. $1,000 "a Sl20O common extras, ~, so
70 SlQOi eqperlne, $500 " 800.
GRAIN AND MEAls-Northcrn Corn, w bush Sl20 !;
western mixed IS % s5c. Rye ~ bush slOo, Oats u
bush G5 "a 75c. Common meal ~ 145 lbs Sl,5O 20 s.;
holted and rye meal, 90 &c Y ID; shorts "a loo lbs
Sl,IO % SlA; fine feed Spa middlings, S2,M Buck
wheat, Sl25 W bush. BuckwheRt FleHae.BM
PRoylSlqNS---l;fei roast pieces W N ~ de pc !:
dried 2]c Veal roasting u % 2e steaks from legs SOC
" 70. Lard u III 2h % nc; trpe vs. N l2c; salt pork f II
az he; fresh pork " VI l5c hams. whole, III hsh a nc
sliced pieces soc; mutton 10 "a 29e; sasagos u h, IL
1c s9ge 25e eggs d9s ~ q 25e meats tongues 2Sc
&C u ID sage cheese, zoe " n. Chickens % Csc "a H.
Lamb 70 a. SIC " h. Turkeys - % &C ~ 10, Fowls VS.
a. SOC fi ID. Quallsi-c each. -
PRQpUGEA Beans, % ii 10 " neck. Pickles "a Csc
II gallon Potatoes early rose DC " peck common 26c
Onions iOc Blpk. Inrnips ~ peck tabbages l6(02Oc III
peck, Pumpkins &C each sweet potatoes &c N li
celery = " bunch. Parsnlps - Hh Lettuce 81 III
head n4ldelions-o N peck. Itadlshes &C n bunch
Spinach e VI peck Clcunbers &c, Bunched Qniuns
&C. Bunche beets lVc Summer squash 10, Bunch ON
ions l0c. Tomatoes l5c W ID.
FRUlISApples $500 % GO u bbl 81 " PIX. Ralslns
n IN 25c N lb Lemons ~ a. 75c " doz IL box Sl2 q $I4
Flgs " n p " 2le. EnglHl Cufranls N IL l3o Gitron
: % 6Oc " ID. Walnuts lac " quart, Grapes "a C
4 ID, Chestnuts, &C u quart Cranberrles S. az peck
Havana oranges az C u doz Prunelles 25c Vi H.;
GROUEklEs-sugars--Cr Crushed and granulated az m
10 g Ne; brown sugars " "a ihc maple sugar y a
e w. d.. Molasses " gal IS % Soc; orleans SO 20
W gal. Syrups Toe % Sl.s0 W gal. Soaps.-clemcnl
q ic lar 10 90 45c. Black Teas 30 90 SI2O NJ, Green
$lW e Sl.3O VI ID. COleepure Mocha, ~ Ii Bic: pure
Java, iO42e mixed coiiees, u q &c. Cocoa " ID a5e
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N"uee'-Fo An WHOM IT MAY CoSugRN; You
are hee@ notified that having legally secured the trade
marx Soda Beer any infringement, By THE use or en-
RloNment In any way, vi tue mark "sopA Bxrr. or
any assimilation thereof In the manufacture or sale of
BSeF, VIII receive prompt legal attention.
IA
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Worcester County Institution for Swings,
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. ........... february 6. 1878.
Deposits put interest the first day of each MONTH
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits Jan. l, 1872. ........SA, s93,0O0 40.
Hon. ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK. President
d&wtf C. A. HAMILTOH. Treasurer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-26

NoTE.-The original copy bears the follow
ing endorsement in the handwriting of j. p
BENJAMIN, confederate secretary Of war; "Rec'd
10 Feb'y, '65. j. p. b."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-26

Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE, 81 MAIN ST.
Deposits put upon interest on the Fifteenth day Of
each month.
Dividends made every January and July
Bank open on Saturday evenings from TO s. for the
receipt OF deposits,
HARRISON BLISS, President
H. WOODWARD. Treas'r. dawtf jyIO