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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
A MEXICAN Il FOREIGN PATENTS
r. II EDDY


Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions. Trade Marks,
Designs, No. I6 state ST., opposite Kilby st.,
Boston,
No Agency IN tie United Staes possesses superior Ja
ehheJor obtaining Patents, or dSeerdaiRg he pdteRta
bihtD Of inventions.
All necessity OF journey to Washington TO procure
Patent and the great delay there, are here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have lad official
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioners of Patents.
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent and trustuOrthV
and more capable of putting their applications IN form
TO secure for them an early and favorable consideration
az the Patent once. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents"
.'Mr. r. II Eddy has made for me over Thirty ap
peatOns for Patents having been successful in almost
every Such unmsakable proof great talent and
ability on his part leads me to recommend ALL inventors
TO apply TO him TO procure their patents as they may be
sureO having the most faithful attention bestowed on
their cases. and al very reasonable charges.
Boston Jan. | 1872 d2twly JOHN TAoGARr.
WANTED - A frst-class Cook. Good
W wages will be given. Apply at 1859 Main st.
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- Y L Il IS o. K. AP.
II Y l. E y
O. K.
: o A p,
TIE PEOPLES FRIEND,

is made from pure materials, similar
to the finest English and German
Soaps, and has the patronage of the
most distinguished families in this
country. 1t is suitable for Laundry,
Bath and Toilet, and invaluable
where hard water is prevalent. We
can refer to the Editors of this and of
nearly all the Battles and Weeklies
OF New York; but a trial will be the
pest criterion for the economical.
Sold by GrOcers everywhere.
JAMES - sy. PYLE, Manufactures,
JuneN, 1872. dim A q.
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WESTWARD, HO Tickets for the
w West BY all routes and FORA points South an The
Mississippi River. at the lowest rates Anniv To- I'M
BARNARD, Y. ;. and Canada Express Ofiice Cromp
tons Block, Mechanic s where all Information wi / 30
eheeriuly given. dtf wa" Nv
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TO YOUNG MEN

Dr. MANSFIELD, Pleasant " near Main Worccs-
ter, Mass has no superior In the treatment Of bat do
porable afction, Seminal Weakness or SpermatopTb1n
Strictly private and confidential NV d"
Hours-9 A. NJ, to 8 N. onee open Sundays
q. MANSFIELD, M d.
No, D Pheasant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09

VINO have injured themselves by certain practice in
dulged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
cyl companions or at school, the effects OF which are
ghlly let even when asleep, and if not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately What pity that young
man me nope OF ms country the pride of his parents
should ne snached from all prospects and enOymens OF
me by the consequence of deating from The path Of
nature and secret habit, Such persons must, before
Doq are the most necessary requisites produce con-
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BRANCH 0FFICE-203 Front ST., Washington
SQUARE Worcester, Mass. Open from A. N. togp NJ
m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09

DA9-~A7A-S vi IN Ii III ENCE
DR. HALLOCK has discovered the most certain speedy
and only etectua Remedy in the world for weakness IN
the Back or Limbs, Structures, Affection of the i'd
neys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges ImpOtency
General Debility Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Lauguor. Low
Spirits, Confusion of Ideas PalpatOn of the Heart
Imidity, Trembling, Dimness of Sight or Giddfness
Diseases of the Head Throat Nose, Skin Affections
OF the Liver, Lungs Stomach BOwels-those terrible
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Yout-secget
and solitary practices ata their victims than
the OF the Syrens to the mariners Ulysses blight
ing their most brilliant hopes or antcipaions
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PROVIDENCE 4 WORCESTER RAIL


day, Sept. Is, 1872. 'e ''0'
Express Train stopping only at Woonsocket and Tx
2l5 pm. " '' "'
Accommodation Trains will leave Worcester for Provi,
dece and way stations at 1880 (exp from WOonsOcket)
D, '' w WV
Iroydenee for Worcester and way stations at 7.4O
The The 40 maD and 2l5 pm Cexpress) trains
from ProVidence, and the lois m (cxpress) and
aOO Qnai) and $50 m trains from Worcester, con
meet at Worcester Junction with trains TO and from
clinton Fltchburg Rutland. Saratoga, Montreal Nashua
G4wel lawrence, concord. and the White Mountains
North West. f'' anu pi'
Through Tickets and Baggage Checked to alimportant
The The Worcester trains except express and $50 m,
connect NJ Woons0cket Junction with trains to and from
MILFORD, anu at Waterford with trains OF the Boston,
Hartford and Erie railroad, '
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave providence for Waterford 900 m and 4OJ d m
connecting Immediately with trains for Southbridge
Leave Providence for WOOnsOcket at 1000 d. M
Leave WOonsOcket for Providence al 900 NJ 80 M.
Leave Providence Tor uxbrdge at 100 mn
Leave waterford for Providence at 500 M
Leave uNbrldge for Worcester at 5.l5 a m.
trains leave Milford for Worcester ana Providence at
I40 and llOO a ~ and 400 M Woonsocke for Milford
at SOU m, ana l.9O and $50 pm.
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IN. III.
n GUNNER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
ter. ~ "OiNe'
Leave Fitchburg, m. 1880 and 50 pm
south titchburg. sos m, 1854 and 5,54 pm
Leominster, SIP IN, LOO and 500 m.
Gates Crossing, S.l7 m, OF and 6O7 M
fratt junction, 1926 a IN, LIS and s. Is M
Sterling Center, 1888 m, l 20 and 20 D M
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester, $50 and ii Is a m and 90nm
Sterling junction, 707 and II 81 m and on m
SterlinS Centre, IA and l205 m, and O8 n m
PGalt s Junction 40 m, and IL IA and 5.l6 IN.
Gates Crossing 1925 m, 2.22 and 524 D m
Le0minster, I3O m, 1890 and $50 pm
south Fltchburg, T. 81 n, II 80 and5 81 nm
RAILROAD CoNNECTIONs-The 6. 30 and II IL y N, ,nS
Ig m trains from Worcester connect at Fitchburg
WIN the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r r fn5
all points north and vest also connect AZ Fitcbbnpg
WIN the vermont and Massachusetts r for Greenfeld
and Bratt leborO' and intermediate stations
The 500 m and u 50 IN train from Ftchburg con
meet az Worces err with Boston Worcester Providence
y Worcester, Norwich Il Worcester Railroads and
field. ' VI" 'PiiHB-
The $50 m train from Fitchburg connects at Wor-
eesteT wlth'torwich Worcester Steamboat Train for
Ne NS, OK H. va New London. H. A. BLOOD, Sup't
ffn I.raprr Me-
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FOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO.
and 4.2Op pm. Wv anu i'i' = III
Returning, leave Boston at 625 and II a m and ann
change. e-' "''hous
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
OF the Eastern Boston Maine, and Boston & Lowell
Depo'si also Steamers for Portland ST. John and Hail.
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- FOR SALE-A frst-rate Farm, 159
ii. acres within 81 miles of city; will keep 20 head
OF cattle the year through; 81 900 worth Of wood
2-story house, and two barns, in good repair run
ming water to house and barn. Price 1920
X.
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WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at G.OOam.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at G.:SO nm
p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Stunt
Norwich a. WOrcastar niyie;o,,


VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
" AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD
cars leave Worcester Fost st. Depot HoOsac Tun-
mel North Adams, Saratoga md Troy, n. " at $50 and
I:45 m, for North Adams Hoosac Tunnel, Greenfield
Shelhurne Falls and Bratteboro, at 6. 80 and II IL m
For Greenfield at g. 80 and Ills m. and APO pm
pm. ' GNU -O
Leave Greenfield for Worcester at 80 and 1885, M and
M and 200 pm " N o'fA
The 80 m and 20 m trains from Hoosac Tunnel
6J0 nj train from Greenfield, and S4l m and q 90 n m
trains rom Brattleboro connect at Fitchburg with
trans Tor providence, Newport and Taunton
me l5O a m and l20 m trains from Hoosac TnnneI
and s4l m and 200 p m trains from Brattieboro con-
&c. o. m RIfGGT Ifs rP'rt
Fitchburg, Mass, Dec. 4, 1871. dtf 'T mvi
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n f. NEW TON e. SON,
Real Estate Brokers and AuctiOneerS
No.3Wp Stars) Central Exchange. Worcester
and No. Eagle Block, Westboro.
Small Farm For Sale.

containing twenty-five acres very productive land.
TwoStory House, eight rooms, wood and carriage
house, Barn water brought to house and barn in pines
from never-ailing spring; will keep seven cows yind n
horse; situated ~ miles from centre Of Westhore on
be sold cheap i" win
s26 diff d. n NRwTnN e. Coz,
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A crippled soldier in Newport, R. l., has re-
ceived a check for 500 from George w. Gibbs
of California, who was once Newport boy him
self
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90 Ell.

NO LET-An upper tenement of six rooms !;
IS Spruce st. dSts os
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~ FOR SALE-A good cottage house
s5i;i and stable, Patterson ST.. house contains
a8l!l rooms stable suitable for one horse Good loca
@tion. Price low if applied for
b. W. ABBOTT.
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dtoetl7.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

WASHINGTON, February The
Chronicle states that on Tuesday
Secretary Boutwell, made a statement
before the Senate Finance Committee
that he did not favor any material
reduction of the tariff. because he
needed all the revenue he could get
to reduce the public debt.
At Il Cabinet meeting yesterday
the opinion was unanimous that the
reference to the Geneva Tribunal
was absolute. and to that body must
be left the rejection or allowance of
the claims for indirect damages.
This view is concurred in by Cam
eron and Banks. Chairmen of the
Senate and House Foreign Com
mltteeS.
A Herald Washington special says
General Sheridan was in consulta-
ton with the President Yesterday.
The strength of the country in a
military pointo view was canvassed.
1t is known that orders have been
sent ont to the military posts to have
all outwOrks brought up to Il point
of perfection. Naval circles are also
active
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

A New GOLD FIELD.-Ihe follow
ing dispatch from st. George was
sent per Deseret Telegraph, on Sat
urday, to the Salt Lake papers:
Rich discoveries Of gold are re-
ported on the bars OF the Colorado
river, below the mouth of Diamond
river. and about one hundred miles
south of St. George. With copper
sheets, fourteen dollars per day can
be washed out by one man. Miners
are constantly passing through here
en- route for the new FL Dorado, and
large numbers are going up the Col
orado from Lower California and
Arizona.
The Silver Belt District, lear
Pinto. is creating considerable eX-
citement among prospectors, and
new discoveries are being made.
The average assay of the ores in that
district is about so per ton silver.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
part of the Japs and their exhibitor

part of the Japs and their exhibitor
in visiting this city ; not that they
wished to crate on the occasion or
deliver long addresses of welcome,
NC, but they wished to see how deep
the affection for belong existed in
this his one vaunted stronghold.
The incumbents of the Federal posi-
tons appeared the most exercised.
They tried by diligent buzzing to as
certain the extent of the belong
feeling, if there was any such thing,
and by careful comparison with the
popularity of other candidates they
could then decide whether to honor
their c~ountryman (if it was POPULAR
or let him come and depart unnoticed
if his popularity had waned. Their
situation was immensely relieved by
the disappointment. They now
move around during the week and
on Sunday each produces his notes,
and in the ensuing week Sharon or
Jones (Senatoriall stock experiences
Il decided rise or fall. Alas that
our political slate hangs in the post
office building subject to the scratch,
ing and errasures of those tricky and
selfish manipulators. Their prefer
red candidates and their disinterested
support of the same shall all be ex-
planned in due time. 2. b.
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San DIEGO ITEMS The Union


For the first time in two years the
slope on which Il city stands. and
the mesa lands above, are clothed IN
verdure. The late rains have
brought out the young grass every
where, and the bright green mantle
that has fallen upon the earth Is de-
lightfully refreshing to the eye,
The principal grass of this section
is ~altileria; the young leaf Is ex-
quisitely beautiful, aud it lifts Its
tender head along the side OF every
street and on every vacant lot IN
our town. 4 few weeks more, and
the ''barren hills" so often quoted
as one of the drawbacks OF San
Diego. will disappear from view.
It is estimated by the best au-
thority that upwards of 10000 acres
of land will be sOwn in grain this
Winter in San Diego County.
Tobacco raised in this county com
pares favorably with that of Viz
ginia.
Cuttings from San Diego olive
trees, planted two years ago. have
borne fruit of large size and good
quality.
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MONTERREY The Santa Barbara

MONTERREY The Santa Barbara
Cal Press says:
No frost has come heavy enough
to Kill tomatoes and watermelon
vines in III Heterogeneous. The
tomatoes are ripening, and the water
melons seemed to have paused to
look around and see what all this
ain means-a novelty quite I'M
known to average watermelons. As
they lie IN sight of our thermometer.
they may be waiting for the mercury
to rise so that they can ripen with
some degree of comfort.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
SANTA CLARA.-J. D. Culp, last

SANTA CLARA.-J. D. Culp, last
Spring, planted five acres of his
farm, in San Felipe Valley, with
Havana tobacco seed, from which he
has gathered a crop of 5000 pounds.
\ certificate from the leading to-
bacco men Of San Francisco declares
it to be equal, in all respects, to that
raised in Havana, worth in San
Francisco from 81 u to 81 per
pound.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

The streets of Salt Lake City are
covered with snow to a depth of four
inches. Sleigh riding is INDUCED
in to some extent. Snow in the
Wasatch range has been materially
increased within the past two days.
and much suffering is unprecedented
IN the mining camps.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

Victor Hugo is out with one of his
characteristic manifestoes, in which
he unsparingly denounces Theirs as
smaller and meaner than Louis Nap
oleon, and pronounces in favor of
Gambetta.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
Dissolution Notice.

T,UE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
listing between J. J. Mcclellan and Byron
under the name and style of NCCLEL-
Ian l. SHERMAN, is this day dissolved by alu-
tual consent. j.. j. Mcclellan is alone authorized
to pay all debts due from said firm.
J.. J. MCCLELLAN,
BYRON SHERMAN.
Saltwater, New, Jan. Il, 1872. ja21-3ot
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The Commercial Herald predicts
the best mining a ever known
on this coast, and that the mineral
yield this year will not fall much
short of one hundred millions.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

Gov. BLAsDEL.-The Eureka Sen
tinel of the 9TH says:
Governor Blasdelis expected along
on to-day's stage, en- route for White
Pine. The Governor stands \ No. l
in some OF the eastern counties for
Nye's seat in the United States Sen
ate.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

Grace Greenwood delivers her
lecture on the Heroic in Common
Life" in Oakland, Cal, next Satur-
day evening.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

Olympia is selected as the temper
arv terminus Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

Postal Agent Barstow says there
is no hope of getting the Eastern
mails through for Il week or ten days.
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N e.

ECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICTCOURT
of the State Of Nevada, in and for the county
Of Ormsby. In the matter Of the estate Of ALICE
WARREN, deceased. Pursuant to an order Of
the Judge of said Court, filed 23d January, A. ID.
1872. notice is II hereby given that tue
18th dav Of March, 1872, at 10 o'clock Il. M. and
the Courtroom, at the Court House, in Carson
CITY, county and State aforesaid. have been APP
pointed. As the time and place for proving the VIII
of said Alice Warren. deceased, and Tor hearing
the application Of Mary Kennedy for the issuance
10 her Of letters testamentlry: when and where
any person intel ested may appear and contest the
same ). EDNahoS, CIcI
n,,a1 January D. 1872 ft9-l0t
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It is said Stokes had been drinking
heavily for ten days before his crime.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

N~antone Hurd has been arrested
for embezzling $500, 900 from the
Rhode Island National Bank.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

The tides have been six feet higher
at Los Angeles since January LIST
than at any time i'll two years.
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LETTER FROM VIRGINIA CITY.
VIRGINIA CRY, Nevada,
February 5, 1872. {


EDITOR REGISTER: The last week
has been most prolific in sensations
and excitements all along the Com
stock. Fortunes have been made
and lost in a few brief hours and we
may naturally look forward to have
to chronicle a comparative number
OF cases of insanity and suicide on
the one hand and brown stone fronts,
2:4O teams, and champagne suppers
on the other.
Have been the rage in our commu-
nifty for the last eight days. The
unprecedented rise which Savage
took from Friday until Saturday
evening had its natural effect on all
other stocks in our market, and in
consequence u people are in a
state of wild excitement. The rise
in Savage came very unexpectedly
to some. All those who have made
money by the rise smile in a sort of
patronizing way OF a poor unluckv
wight who sold short, and they will
tell him: why, [ knew all the
time" &c., while the short" men
each have their particular story to
tell. Curiouslv enough, those who
sold short all coincide in their reas-
ons for so doing. and will all tell
You that the Superintendent of the
Savage c0nfdentjaily informed them
that Savage was bound to go down
for there was nothing in the mine"
This statement was of course a mis-
take (?) on the part of the superin-
tendent aforesaid. for rumor has ii
and [ think truthfullyl that he had
800 shares shorted himself before
the strike. In this connection L will
just state that a small passage at
words, not arms, took place this
morning. between a member of a
prominent brokerage firm in this
and the pOrtly superintendent
referred to. in which some not w
complimentary terms we're INDUCED
in by the broker toward the super
intendent. L believe the broker sold
short on Savage, upon the advice of
the superintendent, and somehow the
shares so sold found their way into
the spacious spockets of his former
friend the superintendent. L tell
YOU, there are some short horses
"champing' on the bit most SAY
age" all up and down the curbstone.
The
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FLAG

OF our Union has furnished a great
deal of matter heretofore for news
paper correspondents, but We have a
flag of another description to talk
about now-a broker Flagg is our
theme. The Flagg whereof We speak
lived in Gold Hill, Storey county.
Nevada, for years, and was generally
supposed to be placed upon a solid
foundation, but alas short Saw
age" mot a small aboriginal came
along 4 few days ago and knocked
all the foundation from under this
supposed perfectly solid Flagg.
Gold Hill this morning presented
much the same appearance of almost
any of the inland towns of California
on the day the failure of Adams x
Co. was announced. The particulars
of the failure of H. II. FlaSg of Gold
Hill have not yet transpired, but the
general report is that Flagg shorted
Savage and Gould Il Curry and con-
comes out at the small end
of the horn. While the town of Gold
Hill was under the great excitement
consequent upon the closing up of
Flagg's bank, a
WRETCH IN HUMAN FORM
Perpetrated a most heinous and re-
voting crime upon the person of a
little girl between 5 and 6 years old,
whom he decoyed into the railroad
tunnel at the head of town, and
there with the use of a knife effected
his hellish purpose. As | write, the
officers have just succeeded in cap
turing the wretch. Now then you
virtuous conservators of the peace,
yeclept "Vigilantes," why not do
some good work" But no, in this
instance it is only helpless innocence
that has been despoiled and outraged.
This calls not for your interference.
If ".Schneider's sthore" had been
burnt down, in order to gain some
insurance money, some n must be
hanged, and it would make little diff
ference whom. Your correspondent
does not mean to uphold mob law
in any form whatever, but does not
this instance show the motives which
keep alive the Virginia City Ku
klux? Thank Godthe good citizens
of our community see its p~ernicious
influences, and the day is not far
hence when Judas-like they will each
deny the other, and ''Vigilante' and
''male progenitor of female canine
will be synonymous terms.
POLITICAL.
Our trimmers and light weight
politicians have been considerably
disappointed bv the failure On the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-09

GIRARD HOUSE. Those who de-
sire to stop at first class hotel whore they
will be made really comfortable are directed
to 90 to the Girard House, St. Louis. This
well known hotel has ell the requisites ne
eesssry in the successful conduct Of good
and well appointed house, and is Justly held
in high esteem for them by old experienced
travellers, men who know just what they
want in a stopping place, and make q praC
sice of going where they know they can get
it. The Girard House is replets with com.
forts. It's accommodations include spaci-
Gus aud handsomely furnished apartments,
an excellent table with wide choice of good
cooking, dslicsciss, and 9 carte of rare
wines. The attentions, from Messrs. Bald
win q Battles the proprietors, down to the bell
boys, are characterized by 9 studied en-.
dsavor to render your stay in the house as
comfortable as possible, which effort 10 at
tanned in every instance. The Girard
House is conveniently located on the corner
of Broadway and Biddls streets, and is
therefore easily accessible from any point Of
the city.