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Nominations Saturday Evening,

The republicans of the eleventh representative
district, through their convention, nominated
S. Z. Hildreth Of ward six as a candidate for
representative from the eleventh representative
district in place of Geo. S. Barton, declined
The democratic senatorial convention, held in
upper Horticultural hall, was organized by the
choice of George w Gill as chairman and John
). OGorman as secretary. A committee of
eight was appointed to confer with the liberal
republican convention and report a candidate
for the office. The committee reported the name
of DR.. F. H. Kelley, which was endorsed unani-
mously after a ballot, in which DIR. Kelley re-
ceived twenty-eight votes and John L.
Murphy three. The committee was then
directed to inform DR.. Kelley of the nomination
and TO invite him to the hall also to request the
members of the liberal republican convention to
unite with them. The committee returned with
DR.. Kelley, who in a few brief remarks thanked
The members of both conventions for their ex-
preston of confidence in him. and accepted the
nomination, NJ. J. McCafferty and John J.
O'Gorman also briefly addressed the members OF
the convention.
The democratic convention, for the purpose o f
nominating candidates for the Legislature from
the eleventh representative district, was held in
upper Horticultural hall at seven O'Clock in the
evening. The convention was called to order by
John J.O'Gorman,and organized by the choice of
John L. Murphy as president and j. j. O'Gormau
as secretary A committee of three, appointed
to confer with the liberal republicans of the dis
trict, reported that they had recommended the
name of II. l.. Parker as a candidate. The re-
port was accepted and the recommendations
laid upon the table. Communications were read
from J. i. Estabrook and T. Z. Murray; the
former positively Withdrawing his name and the
latter doing the same, if it was in any way to
conflict with the nomination of Andrew Athy
or the success of the ticket. An informal ballot
taken gave Andrew Athy q votes and T. L.
Murray one, and it was made formal, Mr.. Athy
being declared nominated. An informal ballot
for a second candidate gave Albert Prince four
teen, and I. i. Murray thirteen votes, the for
NAL ballot being the same. Mr.. Prince was
declared nominated. The recommendations of
the conference committee were then taken from
the table, and adopted after a motion to return
them to the table had been negatived. The full
representative ticket is as follows; Andrew
Athy, Albert Prince H. L, Parker.
The tenth representative district democratic
convention was held in the democratic head
quarters at seven O'Clock in the evening, and
organized by the choice of Edward R. Fiske as
president, and George R. Spur, secretary.
Salisbury Hyde, B. w. Potter and Capt. Henry
w. Conklin were nominated by reclamation.
A communication was received from Mr.. Potter,
declining the nomination, and the name of DIR.
II. F. Bishop was substituted for that of B. w.
Potter, after which the convention adjourned.
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CITY OF woRCE ESTER.


4 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SETS 49, Worcester, SIS Probate COurt-To all
persons interested in the Estate of LEVI CHILS0N,
late Of Uxbrdge, in said county, deceased testate:
Upon the petition of Eliza Chilson, you are hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court to be held at Wor
cester, in said county, the first Tuesday Of November
next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon to show
why COVER in the lands of said deceased should not be
assigned to his widow, the said FL "a Chilson.
And the said Eliza is ordered to this citation
by publishing the same week, three weeks
eessyey, in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
at least before said court and to send, to be
sent, written printed copy of this notice, properly
nailed postage pre- paid to each Of the heits devsees
egaees of said estate their legal representatives
known to the petitioner days, least before said
court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN Esquire Judge of said Court
this twentyith day Of October in the year thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-two.
CHAS L. STEVENS, Register.
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From Central and South America.

Fight between Policemen and Coolies
JaIapR Attacked by Indinns-R evOIu-
ton Plotting i'm Costa Ricn-A Town
Consumed.
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The Election,

Below will be found full and correct list of
the candidates of both parties whose names will
appear upon the ballots to be used at the polls
in this city.
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The HORSE DIsEAsE.-lt was naturally ex-
pected that the prevailing malady among horses
throughout the city would receive favorable
turn by the rest and quiet of yesterday, but the
cold and Indictment weather dissipated such
hopes, and last night in all parts of the city the
disease was reported to be on the increase. 1t
is evident the malady has not yet reached its
height, as new cases are continually developing,
while but few of the horses first attacked ex.
hibit marked signs of recovery. It is feared
that owners of horses, impelled by the urgent
necessity for using their animals just as soon as
they are able to work, will expose them before
hey are fully recovered, Horses affected with
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~ FOR SALE-A good house of 10
HI good sized rooms; city water gas &c pleasant
ElIl y located, minutes walk from this ONCE,
- twesO excellent location for boarding. renting
rooms &c.i viii pay handsome per cent as an In
vesment VIM be offered for a few days for $780, Terms
easy. Rare chance. L. A. ELY & co.
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a. FOR SALE-In Stmbridge, an SRnes
f;;; excellent Farm Of 100 acres; house and ~
-, own-will be offered at great bargain to settle
an estate L. A. ELY q co.
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e. FOR SALE - 20-tenement Block,
Xiii nearly new; central TO business; will pay largo
per cent. on the investment Price sl20 900. Terms
~NN~ easy. L, A, ELY Il co.
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~ FOR SALE-A very desirable and
Mil pleasantly located estate, situated three minutes
MIl from Nam St, (west) consisting of two good
tenement houses, all in thorough repair outside
and IN The above affords an excellent investment;
pleasant residence convenient to business excellent
nelghhorhood, &c. Price $500. Terms easy.
L. A, ELY & co.
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49, a. FOR SALE--Near the "Oread," one
III; Of the fnert corner lots on Main st.
&,l L. A. ELY & CO.
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MONEY TO LOANl
l.. A. ELY 4 co.

49, FOR SALES 1-2 miles from saaps
H,;, the Court House, \ mile from depot-eary g12lS
Bstlll and late train--a very desirable and plea ~
sanity located farm of acres, very superior land
abundance Of truit-geat variety; buildings good style,
water to house and barn, and in every respect very
desirable estate VIII be sold at bargain to settle
estate L. A. ELY & co.
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- FOR SALE-In the immediate vi
a,;i cinity OF the "oread" desirable house of 10
1l,k rooms. finely arranged for one or two families;
bath room, set bowls gas, pped for furnace, sewer
ltered, &c. Price S5OOO Terms easy.
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49, FOR SALE-A good House, con-
Hii. venienty arranged f two or three tenements,
situated on Clinton street, lot. Its central
location renders 1t very desirable for private resi-
dence Or for renting purposes The neighborhood is
celent the view very pleasant estate fronts
the beautiful Davis Park" recently fitted up with
fountain. and otherwise beautiaed.
Price $500. Terms easy. L. A. ELY & co.
g. FOR SALE-On Mendon ST., nearly
Mi new twO-tenement house. 10 finished rooms,
MllI plenty of closets; good water; few steps from
some one. L. A. ELY Il co.
OlO diff
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CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT.-Ata late meeting in
London OF persons from various countries, most
of whom had been brought there by the assem-
blagc of the international prison congress- the
abolition OF the death penalty was the subject
OF discussion. The meeting was not very nu-
merously attended. Baron Won Holzendorff a
well-known German jurist, presided, and Rev.
Mr.. Bellows Of New York was among the speak
erS. Among the things which were stated were
that in nearly all countries progress had been
made in the way of the abolition of capital pun
ishment. In various German states it
had been virtually abolished for several
years, absolutely abolished in several of the
United States, and practically abolished in
others; it had been totally abolished in Holland
for twelve years, virtually abolished in Belgium
for ten wears, totally abolished in Portugal for
twenty years, and virtually abolished in Prussia
for one hundred years, Excepting under certain
peculiar circumstances" In Sweden there had
been only one execution for many years. In
England there was still some hanging done, but
it was NEARLY abolished" In 1870 there were
six executions, in 1871 only four and of seven
sentenced at the last asSiZes only one was car
ried out. 1t is unfortunate that this lenency
III England has been followed by an unusual
number Of murders within the last two months.
| Count SOllohohub of Prussia made q speech in
which he said that not only was capital punish
| ment practically abolished in Prussia, but the
greatest penalty in the form of Imprisonment
extended only over twenty years. He, however,
should prefer the state of things existing in Ba-
varia, where the penalty of death might be in
tiicted, but never was inflicted, it being COM
muted by the action of the sovereign to perpetual
imprisonment. He would have the penalty held
up in terrorem-he would even have the punish
ment of the rod; but although the law of CAPT
tai punishment might be judciouSly kept in
view of the criminal, he would not have 1t en-.
forced. DR.. Bellows, of New York, also made
speech in favor Of abolishing capital punish
L. ,,I.,l n
would be all very well if our friends, the assas-
sins, would only set the example.
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ID S T o + F 1 G f.
Worcester. Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Arrangement.

Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New IIamp.
shire, closes at 800 m; due at I mi -''iP
mister Lancaster, West Boyston, oakdae and Clinton
eiSts ~ III AID 5,JV m: due at Us and D m
and m. W 1
Gardner and Vt and Mass R, closes at $50. As
III ana m Due g5 m and and & Q m w.
"a East Princeton and West Sterling, close at
ely OF Boston, close at $50 and m lis and z n
M Due at 6SV and 10 30 N, $50 400 $50 and TO- so M
Boston AMI Worcester Way Mail, close at m and
m Due at 9,l5 1919 a m and 4, 80 D IN.
Maine Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
~ S6 Gloe a. 6g ana m, LIS and m. Due
Rhode Island, close At $50 and II m. and $3.50 D m.
Due al - a m, 2.l5 and $50 m. F ~
way Mail on the Providence and Worcester railroad
el2 2ssi ~ S,5O m Due a. 9,45am.
aiurbrllse Soutlbrdge and Woonsocket close al al a
m and S,3o M Due at 9l5 aud Gao m Wv :
States close at IS and IS m SIS anisSm 6ne ai
4'l 70 and W. am am. I45 and 70 pm,
y orGesier and Springfield Way Mail, close at 5i5 and
80 a m and 545 m. Due at $40 m and q 80 In
way Mai between Springfield and Albany close at
~ anu d'45 m. Due at Las and 10 D IN. ~
New York City aud southern States. Hartford and
=, haven I0nn close at s45 m, 3,45 and m Due
Ncrwieh and New London, Conn. Webster and Oxford
MAS az, close at m and 4SO IN. Due 8 a m and
Way Nal on the Norwich and Worcester railroad
closes at 3 a m. Due at lam.
Grafton close at $50 and a m and l. Is pd3nm D,,a
at a m and 3.3J m. ~ . > H. Due
Milford. Mendon, Hopedae and birmingham. closa NJ
M I'D and IN. Due at g,l5, 1890 a m and 45O
,Syutiiii1oly Giose az : p IN. Due at 1890 a m.
. Westboro', COrdayiie, Hopkinton. Ashland and U,i
$50 pm. & luz AZ iV''V Il III anu
Marlboro, close at apds pm Due at 10 al a 80 -,
1890 D m. $50 a. 'Vf'V d III anu
am ' NJ Due az iVi@V
at BIS a N and 3.45 nm. p "' Nue
=, Dana North Dana, New Salem, North New salen.
close al 9,45 I'm. Due at 3.30pm ''
nubharlston, close at and TO- As a m and nm Dro
at 81 a IN, Z, IS and p M = NJ Due
Princeton, Holden, Rutland. North Rutland. close al
-. D
leicester, close at s,45 I'm and m. Due at am
IN. due at $50 a M and 3pm SIM "''' y
Mails for New York and Boston and ulaces hevo,a
close az TINS Office on Sunday al Gpm '
FOREIGN MAILS Mails for the European Steanners
close daly' VIA New York, at 945 am, 3,45 and D M
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neck, and had apparently been struck by pass
ing locomotive knocked down and killed. He
was found after the passage of the morning
mixed train, and it was probable that he was
dead at that time and had been passed over by
that train without being discovered He was
unmarried and leaves a widowed mother
CONNECTICUT.
1t IS stated that Jerry Coffee, the Bridgeport
murderer and New York thief and yagabond,
had found a temporary refuge In a village near
Long Branch.
The New Haven Palladium advises the ap-
pointment of mounted policemen to be sta
toned at the principal street corners in that
city, to afford better protection TO the public,
follow up an alarm instan taneously, and prevent
fast driving.
They say building lots have already been laid
out in and around Hartford sufficient tor a pop
ulation of 100000 and the men who own them
are holding them for speculation at large
expense for interest, taxes, etc. They say there
must be fall. But Others say there never has
been a tumble in real estate there, and there are
no signs of il now.
Some Norwich bows on Saturday partially
buried an old pair OF boots and an old hat about
six feet apart, where the water bad taken a por-
ton of the highway into a cellar, and placarded
the remains, 1.-THE late street commissioner of
Norwich" Jesse made some very emphatic re-
marks to bis laborerS shortly afterwards, as they
filed up the unsightly and dangerous hole with
II SlIlAA view W permanently anu SOOu iOOkS.
Saturday night in New Haven was one of ex-
cesSive riotng and crime. A man was assaulted
on Crown street by two ruflans, who stabbed
him several times; another fight occurred on the
same street, in which about forty brawIers
made themselves heard above all else in that
locality; while on the corner of State and Court
streets two fifth ward Towdies took off their
coats, handed them 10 a bystander to hold, and
"waIzed in for fair fight. This was not al
lowed to 90 on, however, for an officer came
round in time to arrest the man who held the
coats. As it turned out, the two principals in
the row got chilly during the night and went
to the police office for their coats, so the valiant
policeman nabbed them and called it strategy.
RHODE ISLAND.
A sister Of the late President Lincoln is sum
mering in Westerly.
a grand temperance mass meeting is TO be
held at Rocky Point on the nth of August
1t Is stated that the largest cotton mill build
inc in the country Is the Manton mill of 100 900
spindles, in Smithfeld.
Edward Cushman, a coachman of Terresdale.
Pa, was thrown from his carriage at Newport,
Saturday, and fatally hurt.
About midnight Saturday night, a barn,
owned by Mr.. Samuel Cole, on the Swan Point
road, was burned, together with five horses and
acow. The horses were all quite valuable, one
being colt of unusual promise of speed. A
man named James Carol was arrested as the
ncendiary about midnight Sunday.
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A VERY PARTICULAR BoDY-A woman
called at a grocery store on Thursday and mad
some purchases, paying cash therefor. An hour
or two afterward she returned in some agita-
ton, inquiring if pocket book had been seen
she had lost hers, and hoped they had found it.
Nothing had been seen of it, and a search was
instituted, when the lost article was found be.
hind barrel in front of the counter. She ex.
pressed her gratitude and withdrew. Anoth q
half hour passed and again she appeared, this
time asking if any one had tempered with her
money was not all there Glow much is miss.
ingF inquired the trader. zone cent" was
the reply. "Here, john, said the Store-keeper
give this lady cent from the drawer" She
took it and went on her way rejoicing.
Ldter.-Next day we understand the woman
Wrought back the money, saying she had bought
cents worth of hair pins the day before, and
forgot il when she missed the pocket book
Salem Register.
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MI II ID / G A l. o + Il ICE
No. Pleasant st., near Main.
WORCESTER MASS
DIR. MANSFIELD

has established Grand Medical Office for the
Radical and Permanent Cure OF all diseases or de-
rangemcnts Of the Genital ORGANS or system which
viii be treated scientifically and the most approved
Pnncipiea- = syphilis, GonOnhma elect, Stricturcs
seminal weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Female Weak
ness. Pains In the Back aud iOins. Whites Gravel
Nervous Diseases llumOrs. Dyspepsia. Piles Nc
Or Mansfield will cure all O The above Discusses nv
his new aud improved method In short time ID Wing
entire satisfaction to his patients on Spennator
permanently cured and Lost Manhood Restored
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TAKE PARrIcULAR NOTICE.

DIR. IIalock addresses all those who have Injured
themselves by improper mdulgepces and solitary habits
which ruin both body AMI mind, uniting them for
either business, study society marriage These are
some Of the sad and melancholy effects produced by the
early habits Of YOUTH VIZ: Weakness of the Back and
Limbs Pains in the Head, Dimness of Sight Loss of
Muscular Power. PalpiatiOn OF the Heart, Dyspepsia
Nervous Irrilabty, Derangement of the digestive
Functions General Debility, symptoms of Consump-
TO be dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas De-
preston of Spirits, Evil Foreb0dngs Aversion TO Socie-
ty, Self Distrust, Love Of SOLITUDE, rimdity nc are
some OF the evils produced Thousands persons Of all
ages can now Judge what Is the of their declining
health losing their vig0r, becoming weak pale nervous
aud einaeated having singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms of consumption.
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TO THE LADIES.

DR. Mansfield Is. without doubt the most succe.so,i
pncilonern the treatment Of those complaints regur
ing hkl seerosy and experience and all other Dlsense
incident to Females that know Of Those rrGulring
medical ad, bol young and old, male and female viii
ma To ther advantage to consult DR.. Mansfield lie
Is man thoroughly posted IN his proIessinn n rom,
lar graduate oimedlcne and u gentleman worthy ihe
confidence OF le people CAL al his ONCE social clia
than you Imagine 49, '' W w"
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BOSTON, BARRE AND GARDNER
~ RAILROAD CO.
On and after Monday. June 18th.
WORCESTER 4 NASHUA RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Express Train for White Mountains
AND THE NORTU


q, On and after MONDAY, July sth, 1872 an Express
Train will leave Worcester at 7.45 A. N : stonpng nd
Clinton and Groton Junction, and arriving Nashua at
$40 A. "
CoNNEcrIoEs--At Worcester with trains from New
York wa Norwich Line, and with Express Tram from
providence, at Sterling Junction with train for Fitch
burg, at Groton Junction with express train for Fitch
burg. keene, Bellows Falls, Rutland Troy Saratoga
schenectady and stations on the Harlem Extension;
windsor, Claremont and stations Sullivan Railroad;
az concord Depot In Nashua with Day press Man
chester Concord Plymouth, LittletOn bethlehem and
Lancaster; White River Junction, st JOhnsbury, New
port and stations On the Connecticut and Passumpsic
har0ad; Montpelier. Burlington, Pattsburg and sta
lions on the Montreal and Pattsburg Railroad, St
Al6ans, Ogdensburg and stations 0gdensburg and
Lake Cnamplain Railroad. ST. Johns Montreal Detroit
and stations on Grand Trunk Railway
From Nsw Tork to tie White Mountains,
Leave New York. via Norwich Line from Pier 40
North River, at $50 P. arrive at Worcester nj 20
NJ, tone hour and twenty five minutes for breakfast
Leave worcester at 145 M, arrive at Plymouth u 80
p M, (5O minutes tor dnner) Leave Plymouth at 90
?, NJ, arrive at Ltleton at $3.50 P. NJ, bethlehem 90
p "
Cars run through from New London to White Noun
tans.
From Providence to The White Mountains and the North
Leave Providence at 800 A. NJ, Worcester 745AM
ana connecting directly with trains for all points named
above and arriving at same time.
cars run through from Providence to points North,
This train will not stop at Lincoln Square station
c. S. TURNER Supt.
Worcester. July S. 1872. diff KS
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice in
dulged in when alone habit frequently learned from
eyil companions orat school, the effects OF which are
nightly felt even when asleep and II not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately. What pity that young
man, the hope Of his country the pride Of his parents
should be snaehed from all prospects and enjoymens OF
life by the consequence Of deyating from The path Of
nature. and secret hait. Such persons must before
contemplating marriage. reflect that a sound mind and
body are the most necessary requisites produce con-
nnblal happiness.
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Dr, MANSFIELD Pleasant " near Main Worces.
ter Mass, has superior In the treatment Of i9t a.
Strictly private aud confidential
Houfs-9 A. NJ 10 r. NJ Onlce open SUNDAYS
g, MANSFIELD, M d.
No. b picuAnul X
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seminal Wcnkness or spcrmntorrhmn

Immediately cured and full vigor restored This dis
tres.ing afctioh-whch renders life miserable and mar
rlage imposshe-is the penalty paid by the victims OF
improper fndulgences. Young persons too apt to
commit excuses from not being aware of the dreadful
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the power
of procreatOn is lost sooner by those falling into I'M
proper HABITS than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prVed Of the pleasure of healthy offspring the most seri
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arise. The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous lrrability, Dyspepsia. PalpitatiUn of the
Heart. Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame Cough Consumption. Decay and Death,
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II e. BULLARD' Dc,
~ THE REST
Purifying Corrective
LIVER REGULATOR

Ever offered to the public. II II not dsagreeaie IN the
TASTE CONTAINS nothing urttul 10 the nost delicate ner
son; Dui y made entirely from ROOTS and HELMS ~
lhe following are few Of the snaIy symptoms M
aei N9iunlai Loss OF Appetite, Headache Pain an
Wy BUCK Sde and between The shoulders Tenderness
etc. '' "''N ~ '"' ''"m"Vh' 'ou Chills,
d,Ss uIings tho Liver into lis natural condition. re-
lie n.nl,minhAliOn makes the Liver active regulates
fet pfghns cures those awful Ilpalaclps taLns
strong. and "' avn tnu heeu makes you feel