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New-York tribune., 1872-09-06
NEW-YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAT


NewlOk Of aai FOuTthaEe
Entrance on TNcaty-seSentl-s.
TRAINS LEAVE HEWYORK -
ForNeWHavsn. (Er ll;J) M l2il5 tELh (sIl S4S
fd bridgeport l. s(EIl u:oo M 12:i5 tRI) tRr) 5s
y r. NTri .sd stistf,r T. o ~; 3:5 49, anil SOP n
Tor Fsrieid Southport and WesipOr 0, :5o 34J $3.50
Fo south Horu.h I) Il:3O nj l2I5 CEE CEL) aiJ
90 NJ .lts ~ 81; 4 l9a , i M Is o $50 .ndeoorm
For stanford lBI 9, 10 l:jl ls:l3 ELl 2' tEL
as s:jl fEr) AS 80, 535 $50 7:l5 2 fBr) D.
Fr Green sud intermediate sAuons :, w 1850 m 2l1
o.f5 4:5 5s30 5.55 G30 1:l3 p. n.
Mail Train leaves Eenty seventh heEfor al p n Tor
Boston via sprinzfeli Line and shore LIn@.
- CONNECTING TRAiSS.
For Boston, a Springfield, a. AID
For Boston via Shore Lins l5;l' p m
Tiartior snd SPdrg gleli, nj R;l5i cd p ~.
Newport, Il. L. and Y l:lj 10 WiiAod Lauars con
meeting With steamer Eolas NarragsAsstt Bay. ~
z Railroad, H5 n TO Gicen1cl4i
D. m To Montreal an White Mountains
For Hartfor Prnyleace aud Fshth Railroad m l4'o p n
For Railway. At to Norwich and Poysrce 4;0
3 T. 4J0 20 Conn., k1sa sHd y ~
For Connecticut VALLEY Railroad, q N. snd 3 p m
For NeSven Northampton Railroad m y R to North
ampo AM NliAHsblryh
Q anil 3 p.
For Naugauck Railroad D. m sod 81 p n % Nauf'
For Danbuy and SorEAk Railroad l. aud a. M I'i' ane
Fo sicpaug VALLEY Railroad via DsnLury and NoTwak R.
T Por ri Tss Railroad, 8 a. m 12:Is 43o aad 500
Connections sle,p.ngca attached 10 p IA fun and ato
Supy either line Dawsg cars attached 10 ths
can procure tickets point reached this roai 81
The D.pot Of the and N,vayen r. r. Twenty seventh
81 sn also the ohces Of the hes-lork Iasef 20
h yng tabe notice their basye called or and checked
% S+a rss sea,e b destination. JAMES H. HOYr, supL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-06

~ EM -lOkh MIDLAND hhllIN IN w
DIVlSION-Pas,Rser DsPots 10 Ne. lorki loot o
Clsnd aud Freight receiyd u Pier 81, NOit
R,y,r an, Pennsvlvsnia Railroad Depot, jersey Chy
TINE OF TRAINS LEAFlNG hEW-lORA,
ADOPTED July ], gI2.
9o, w,y train for BloominSbnigh and intermediate stations.
sSm-EIpress Eenve Liberty Falls, aHd iHienaeii-se
-, - - .,.,t...
m-Wsy train WSr-ndyke and intermediate sAuons
51O n n-Wa Mdet0wn snd Intermediate 'tions
D. Hsekensae Paterson "Ofiebo'hr
Fr,nkIin M,daetoun. EllsHyills A0d LIBERTY FAia
slOp .-Way tor BloomnglAe and mtemeis stations
$40 fo Wortendvke and interneiiate asihnN
RErt RSIEG-Lesve Elsnvils S;5S 80 ~ arIe In New
Yori 1870 no. .. Leave Liberty Fal' s;oo and
,yrise IN New York lo;lO s;zO Leave hlilsioSu
m snd a 10 g:5s and p 10 Ssu-iok lp:0
l. H. W. ~ JOHS BRADLEY.
o.. n WrKp Supt. New Jrr,sy Division.
"" - C,nsr,i Tieket
New-York tribune., 1872-09-06
slrnnrtoars ano Railrcans.

A FTERNOON BOAT roa
NRwBURGH POUGHEBEPSGE RONDorr. snl KINGSTON,
,ag az ColLsns west Point Cornwall Ssusmb lE, Noa, and
n'-' TIKI MARY POWELL,
from vestD T., Pier So EVERY AFTERNOON AZ $3.50 oeocE
NTTIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS
POWELL leave Pier D. North Moore daily, SAuraays
excepted at maknF ,are connections VI. a ',,a S'af
rcses baggage checked 70 ai pCaS oa
Relseser anil Saratoga aui Troy aud BosoS kaLoids
EOR RONDOUT, landing at Cozzens, Corn
wall Nesburgh Milton, POnsasssPHe ,nd E'oPEs The He1,
at .. NJ. Pier ~. ~ e.. foot HsTrisoHst
NORTH RIVER and NEW-Y0Rk STEAM
~ BOAT CO.-odce Hari'oa-ft sr s Chg h.'AI oaE
r IsEe iiaTerstraw Pr yepaHek aud Peekskl; ADELP s
p M for knssSSSa4 s7te's il-s' n R, sss,T. T. To % g $50
Ferry Inson T. Tc AMI MACK Nyaeka and i9~n ts con
with H. r. trains E. LAHE. As1
DEOPLE's Line FOR ALBANY
= Inc = rs sr' JGIS drew. sud DEAN RICHMOND
Or Of Tie above sieim.ri s 5'e f NO a. srT n @
.a railroad ls Wet SoIi and h,s , ., ,,,,
Ing trains from The West North .ad EaAt m.
Through tickets be o5tsued a the ohe on hc Whir ~ Do
u freight received nnu .se hour Of dylsaIe
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fare
sI as steamers Peks, for SsuaVeu at Jl5 aud II
p NJ. eonHseuag With ibe rlilo.a,
EOK BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
tonic ami haaE'sask .ailroA' Fare SI se-me.' eA''
Catherine a. " noon, V nlgat ssaay, siss7oa'
GAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
70, Boston worcester feAlas Juuesa Lowell law
renee, N''hv Ma s''er coeor F'@eF' I't e'o'o 81" -'
The new s-d .iauueh $ s,hisrs
CITY BOSTON,
'i'i ~ CRY OF LswaENcg ,pi
Ci1Y or NORWICH
WIN 'e,v, N. lar (ssls' scented ueiok tea
Pier No ,n Nortl River. Go Of Canal and "ati'-'ts
g. tSr , aDa - Il, voa Csu,rs Sor-ss and wsr si
Bo,,os, Hartford, sad Ene fsIro.ds - -, =, -, -, D., Al
New-York tribune., 1872-09-06
New-9ersep Real gstale for Sale.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Ar THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 81 W Thiysecndst, or 50i Wes TSentir
IT. ny 10 p W, a. regular ohce rates
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

New York will expect a different style of
jurIes and perhaps of verdcts in important
cases, capital and other. The bill repeating the
rule that man is disqualified from sitting on a
jury by reason of having formed or expressed
an opinion on the merits of the case to be sub
mifted, has passed the assembly and has prob
ably been signed by the governor. 1t will be
SUFFICIENT hereafter for juryman to declare un-
der oath IN substance that he believes his pre-
yious impressions, whatever they NAV be. will
not influence his verdict The old rule was un-
doubleday good so long as it was practicable.
but in these times when every person of intelli.
gence, especially in cities, reads the uewsnaners
with their reports and comments on every mat.
Ter Of public interest, the man who does not
know or does not care enough to have an onin-
Jon upon subjects Of current concern, must be
too densely ignorant or stupid TO be safely en-
trusted with the decision of a question of i'm.
porance. As the courts in New York city are
now organized, the character OF iuries in cases
involving political or other partisan interests, /.
not perhaps Of much consequence. 1t would b.
considerable improvement 10 decide such case
by LOT, if theie- could be an assurance of fai
play, aud the number Of substantially just deci
SONS would be much greater than it is under tht
present system, but the time and expense nov
wasted in selecting the twelve utterly incompe
tent men from among several hundreds is worth
saving.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

then again ordered to be engrossed. The bills
to incorporate the Massachusetts mortgage
company; to establish a board of public works
in Springfield; relating to sidewalks in cities
and to amend the act establishing the first dis
trict court of Southern Worcester, were sever
ally ordered 10 be engrossed.
The committee on railways made two reports
to the house to-day, one of which is bill pro-
yiding that railroad trains shall not only stop
at all crossings of ot er railroads at grade, but
shall not start up again until signaled TO do so
by a system to be adopted by both corporations
and approved by the railroad commissioners.
The other report was leave TO withdraw on the
petition of p. l.. Moen and others for a law to
regulate the transportation of coal.
The committee on probate aud chancery re-
ported ineNpedient on that order relative to
leeiSlating judges of probate into punctualiy in
the performance of their duties.
The committee on education reported resolves
to the senate, accepting the proffered bust of
Henry Wilson, expressing the thanks of the
legislature TO the donors, and directing that the
bust be placed IN the state library. The judici-
airy committee reported in favor of passing the
bill establishing the salaries of district attorneys
with an amendment making the salaries S3000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
Cincinnati and Civil service Reform

The 'lioeral republicans" profess TO desire
reform ABOVE all things; for this they break
away from the republican party, and this is the
burden Of the song with which they hope TO
beguile great many well-meaning but credu-
lous people who accept woIds in the place of
things and professions instead of acts. For the
sake Of reform they say that it is necessary to
"beat Grant" Everything will come right if
that can only be brought about. 1t is curious
to see what these reforms are which these gen
tlemen are so anxious to introduce. Revenue
reform, meaning thereby free trade, was one of
them, but tor the sake OF capturing Horace
Greeley il has been agreed to drop that for the
present. Reform of what are called the "cen.
tralizlng tendencies" OF the government was
another; but this doctrine Is not palatable to
southern republicans, who think tue kuklux
ought 10 be Tepressed and punished, and know
thatli the United States government does not un-
dertake this work OF justice ami necessity, it will
not be done. Moreover, nobody has yet sue
ceeded in putting this principle into compact
and effective word or phrase, which make a SER
vlceable party cry, and so, on the whole it has
been thought best not TO make ii too prominent
in the creed of the new party. But civil service
reform, in name at least, is not offensive to any
body Persons who have no offices, as is the
case with the assistant democrats, very naturally
think that the best men are out of Office now
and ought TO be put in. In opposition parties
civil service reform is always popular for this
reason.
A declaration favoring civil service re form, in
general terms, OF course, is the only one that
We can think of, always excepting an emphatic
censure of the present administration, which
the Cincinnati convention is likely to adopt with
any approach 10 unanilaity, This will be the
ayowed issue; the real one will be, as it has
been, wholly personal. The organs of the en-
bryo party have continuously declared that the
quarrel would be Immediately healed if they
could have an assurance that some other person
than Grant would be ma lie the candidate OF the
republicans. A civil service reform party or
gained to Cheat GIANT who, more than any
other president, has urged the subject of that
reform upon congress and the country, and
under whose administration more progress has
been made towards it than ever before, is in
itself little strange, and it seems more so
when we think who are its leaders. Fentou,
Greeley and George Wilkes in New York, SEQ
will in New Jersey, Mcclure and Curtin in
Pennsylvania, John D. Defrees in Indiana
TRANQUIL aud Davis in Illinois, and Schurz and
Brown in Missouri, are curious material for
civil service reform party. If that reform is the
most needful OF all things, we imagine that
Cincinnati on the first of May is cot the best
place to go for it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

ries of the state committee, and, according to
usage, are sent as delegates. There are only four
members of congress elected so far, and in
South Carolina some of the state officers are
sent The one Iowa delegate, who holds an
office, refuses to attend on that ground.
As the above comprises nearly one-half, it is
not probable that as many more will be elected
in the balance of the delegations. If there are
more than twenty-five federal officials, as many
more state officials, and half score of con-
gressmen in the whole convention of over 700
members ! shall be greatly surprised. What
will become of Mr., Greeley's stock in trade then?
OBSERVER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
LArAsr N1AtslAhrs.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

hKw YORK, April 26-Money easy at G a per cent.
with loans as low % per cent Sterling strong al
l09S q 1888, supply limited Gold strong and active
OF specie for shipment Europe Tomorrow were 81 50
O5i, Of which 100000 were silver. Washington dis
patches assert tnat the money question of a
damages IN the Alabama cal is waived and the prin-
cpe only submitted to arbitration. Governments ac-
i've and higher. closing firm. State bonds quiet Ten
nesSees hTm South arOnas weak. stocks verv ac-
uye and sher; Erie touched H. but closed weak at
6gS borrowers had to pay 1892 a. per cent per diem
faclhc Mall touched 74A, closing at 73A Panama
touched ll2A, Southwestern advanced to sIA and
closed at 5lA G. c. d Indiana Central advanced from
55 70 56H closing at 1874; Union Pacific closed al 404
ana Harlem at 49, The market Is srog al the close
The 1ank statement morrow is expected 10 he Ia oro
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

me rainy season has closed in California
WIN az aggregate fall of thrty.three inches al
5ln tfauFiseo aud yearly 100 Inches Al Sbasta
insre VA. ~ seyeIe irost IN some parts Of the
efl bles and young grape vines A. Ky oyi,, Ne,
7 rrg, where Gen. Graut used 10 tend tic fsr,y
b. az, over 2000 900 vines were ruined Tbe by, ~
STA u river valley complains that It has M 20,
rain enough. 7O'
Mississippi girl just out Of school b,rod a
few negroes last seasJn and undertook 10 carry
Oh The farm az the homestead. The resuIt ~
the end ot the year was ei ght banks of p0tatoes
% bushels OF cora and 1909 in cash from tbf
VIC ~ cotton alter all expenses were paid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW York. April 26-Cotton 81 eady. sales la0e balos
lnidolg uplands 23hc Flour active and a lOc nptter
sales 1851 bbls; state 6A5 "a 80; Ohio Sf0 S 20 "a
western fba5 a. $685. southern 81 "a S245 Wheat
more active and tg &c hlgher sales liJ 900 hush M
srn Iisg 4 ZIP ~ g 1851 40 % q winter red west
higher; sales $4,000 BUSH new mixed esern az ~ a.
anoat oas dul and declining; sales 1900 bush ObIo
o. ~ 0Isci western 81 " 5jc Beef quir PORK 6rnar,
h er ba aSSs s aSS 4 L@rd rmer % csc But
nnhonanged sugar In falr request; Muecovado AZ N
g,rgi rennhget @ SIC Coffee dun; Rio ia "a lehe
Rico 81 a Soc "'' y" w o'O' rorto
hOhiSA0o April 26-Flour--extra spnng flirly active
* Sntzo g iIb Wheat Excl e 7; No sprnQ Arm at
S,9Sa eg i.dSs, Corn hrmer but dull al &c for No
mAv1 Vals strong al h a. CSC for MOI RIVE stroneer
por ~ y AZ = baiiey IN g9o demand 81 ~ size
LIE Sls0o ~ slkb0. Lard held higher AZ SIC bid
6Mk nets nIi at % for shoulders SIC Tor ear rjb
Ss u vac lor Gear sides. Hams IN pickle ~ 90 9Kc
Mnshey slrolg nj quiet at SIC. Lave h ~ stendy nj
EvN sab. RcceptaOOO bbla iour. 20 900 hush wheat
~ wv plsl corn, $1,000 bush oats. ZOO bush rye 1000
~ s, WhiSy iVVOO hogs shipmnis- iOO bbls Hour
g ,r u,n Wloat aoVOJ bush coin, $1,000 bush oats
iVvV Dusn rye. eDVO blsl barley. 5000 hogs
tINciShArI, april 70. -lork in speculative demand
snd gheri sales 900 bbs at Sl35j cash Lard ~ 20
nAe' Buzz meats excited and higher sides 6h a 6hc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

VEGETNE thoroughly eradicates every kind of humor,
and restores the entire system to healthy condition.
VEGETIyE has tailed TO effect cure giving tone
and strength to the system debilitated by disease.
VEGETINE.-NO medicine has attained such great
reputation as this justly celebrated compound.
ap2i dW&H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

If you desire rosy cheeks and a complexion fair
and free from pimples and blotches, purify your
blood by the use of Dr. Pierce's golden medical dis.
coyery. 1t has no equal for this purpose. SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
BOSTON STOCK sALEs-Anrn ae

S2OOO Union Pacific railroad income los asn
81 900 Cook County tll) 7s.....,,. o. 81
Si5i;VO hartford and Erie railroad H. new. l76LIs
ss,00 Maine state rs ls9g.......,,,. 9h99u
s.Oyg Boston city IS, 1880, currency ......, l9 Z
low vermont Central railroad LIST mort 7s III 4
5g Boston and Albany railroad, ex-d Xxi
10y I'm sandusky anu Cleveland RR......... 22E@23
Michigan Central railroad ...' iisESSim,a
cortland saco and Portsmouth railroad ......iS2
Vermont and Canada railroad g9 66g9H
Erin rail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

AT large--others elected by districts.
tho report.
South Carolina, Virginia, North Carolina and
Maryland passed resolutions against electing
federal office holders 10 the national convention.
lhree OF the posmosters in Connecticut, Wis
consin and Kansas serve as charmen or secreta.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

IT HAS BEEN PROVED beyond doubt that there is no
remedy equal to SMoLAND4Rs BUCHU for toning and
stimulating the nervous system, and by which means
alone kidney, bladder and ganduar diseases. mental
and physical debility Diabetes gravel loss of vgor in
either SEX and female complaints succumb and health is
restored deop&wlw apps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

If the state were to be canvassed, nothing prettier
could be found than some of the elegant oil cloths
displayed IN the new carpeting department of Jor-
dan, Marsh & Co., Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
Special Motrfes.
Notice to Patients and the Public.


That in the event of DIR. j. W. KELLEY'S death, a
successor has been obtained in the person of NJ Nc
CLEARN, NJ d who was two years a student with
Dr. J. Cawson Kelley, the father of tre late j. W. Ke-
ley and has been in the practice medicine 6 years
and all the medicines the late ]. Clawson Kelley and
]. Wesley Kelley have furnished to the public and pa
tient will in the future be prepared by DR. NJ McCearn
at the laboratory in Boston heretofore DR. NJ Nc
Clearn will visit the office DR. j. W. Kelley in wor-
cester the first Thursday and following Friday of each
MONTH Miss L. II. Fish will continue in the Office at
Worcester as in former years
NJ. McCLEARN, NJ d.
Reference.-Danel Seagravc, Edward Denny.
mh29 wlt&dS6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

shoulders Sc; sides a INC Live hogs firm at S4lO @
AS. Whisky lower at SIC
23Ac
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

APRIL SHOWERS cheer the earth. Williams Extract
Jamaica Ginger cheers mankind.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

Of all the choice condiments that belong to the
Well-furnished table, as chow chow, piccaii &c.
none Is so much priced as a standard relish for
soups, 1sh and meats as the Halford Worcestershire
ALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

United States Currency IS .........,.. ll6x
western Union Telegraph company .........T5k
racine Mail steamship company. ......... I36
n. Y, Central q Hudson River consolidated ogSs
do do do do scrip.......g3
t@ile l"ilVdu .69A
', 90 preferred .............,............S3h
'i teiN ''''''s'''...ss..,,.,..lZ
40 preferred. ........,., 40
Michigan Central rairOa t.........,.... ..ll5E
rama na railroad ....................
Union Pacific railroad stock .........,...,,. 40
Lake Shore q Michigan Southern R...g 6X
ttti,,i. ,, ~ Ill. crlp'.s...............Y
IiinOls Central railroad ..............,.,....I33
cleveland and Pittsburg railroad ........92X
Chlcago and northwestern railroad, .......,.siE
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati railroad OK
chicago ana Rock Island railroad ...,,,,i i39.
Milwaukee and 81. Paul railroad ........,,,.8I9s
roleoo and ua,alp vail pre- .''......".......s0A
ID '' ""'.i ~ iaiiloau. .''.s''...,,.....1b
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad %
Alton and Terre Haute railroad. ...,,,,.. "a
40 do preferred. .........,D
Chicago and Alton farosd. ........,,.. iIe
n,, w ,,,,, preferred ..............,..l 20
1luo anu N lsslsSipp fallfOad. .........,.,,,.4 40
HARTFORD and Erie railroad ........... ak
Columbus. Cincinnati ~ Ind. Central Il h ag4s
Burlington and Quincy railroad ..,.,.. ia
HANNIBAL and st Joseph X ........,.,.,, Al
central racine gold bonds .......,.... l09L
s,h,Oh hNinS SiAeo'ss. -..s...... ...,,,,,....g3
Union Pacific land grants. .......,,. Sik
Union Pacific railroad income lOs,. seG
sttesoNN o.tV d ntW..ss. ............,...,7 10
Virginia state BIS, new,............,,.,.... IN
MlasouI slale b3'..................,,,,,.... ghL
SVu'h N"iolinS u.s. heW'''''.......
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

j. P. ball and Co. will sell household furniture at
their salesrooms this afternoon at 2 O'Clock and a
lot of carpenters tools in the evening at O'Clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

GENTS FURNlsHINGs-The latest styles of ties,
scarfs, etc. at bred & Liscomb's 407 Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

DIR. JuIihu's Hydrnstic Compound has been
tested largely In private practice in diseases for which
is recommended Its great value thus demonstrated
enables us to speak of as bona de remedy in diseases
of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs. Many testimonials
Of cure of serious disorders Of many years standing con-
firm all we claim for this invaluable curative agent send
for circulars, containing detailed information to b.
KEITH CO., 81 Liberty ST., n. Y For sale by Drug
gists. ddp27 ,myl3 2sJS,2 2S. iy l5&wielS ap27
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ForeIrn Market..-IBv Atlantic CABLE

LONDON April 26-COnsos closed at 93x. Z. S 5-20s,
1852 SON. do. 1865 old 9l do 1861, sS4 ten-forties
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

The regular Saturday auction sale at Lamson,
Glazer Co.'s saesrooms will take place to-day at
12% O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

You can find at Eldred & Liscombs one Price
Store the largest stock of soft felt hats of all the
spring styles to be found in the city 4O7 Main
street.
Abbott will sell two-story house on Carlton
street this afternoon at O'clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

Trunks and bags at Eldred & Liscomb's, 4O7 Mail
street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

Eldred s Liscomb have the Broad,oay SIX Hat
at 407 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

Batchelor'h Hair Dye.-This superb Hair Dye
Is the oest ~ he word-Perfectly harmless reliable and
instantaneous no disappointment; 10 ridcuous tnta
q dlsagreeaDle oder. The genuine WIN x Batcheors
MMar Dye piouuees tmmedidteig splendid Black or
nhtula brown leaves the hair clean soft beautInIl
noes ot Sontn particle OF lead any Injurious com
Pouhn' SOiu ny all Druggists. Factory. ID nond al
dlyr ~ III -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

Banking House.
VIM. H. MORSE. BANKER.
420 Main Street, coraer of Pleasant,
Has opened an Office 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 OF
Europe.
IS AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS,
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To Inventor,

TO inventors
and all others interested in Inventions
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues, Extensions Copyrights and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PRO. URED,
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