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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-01

The Pail Mall Gazette" after COMPLAINING
bitterly Of the taxes In the city of London for
the supply of water, concludes as follows; 'IJn.
der present arrangements only the wealthy can
afford 70 be teetotallers and total abstinence h
luxury far beyond the reach Of the poor"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-01
[From the Boston Globe.l

From the Boston Globel
The Able List, acknowledged BY the leading
musicians of the world as the grand master of in.
strunentation on the piano forte mas been so chary
of his commentator of pianos of any particular
make, that the following testimonial written by him
bears additional weight aside from the high source
rom which it emanates. This voluntary testimony
from the distinguished Maestro, is triumph for
America, triumph for Boston, and an enduring
triumph for Messrs. Hallet Davis & Co., WHOSE
patent orchestral grand and square pianos are ali
made with the same fidelity as to recent improve
ments, parity of tone and superiority of workman.
ship.
WEMAR May, 1871.
Translation
Mr.. FLORENCE ZIEGFELD Director of the Chicago
Academy of Music:
Ny Dear Director: The reputation of the Ameri-
can pianos was established everywhere by the ex.
traordinary sensation they created at the Paris ex
hlb1tion of 1867 Since that time several of the
leading piano manufacturers in Europe have found
itexpedient to construct pianos of the American
Kind. The distinguishing advantages of the latter
peculiar richness of tone and extreme solidity of
Observation-Disclosures evident to the eye and ear in
the most admirable instrument manufactured by
Hallet, Davis & Co., OF Boston, which was tested
here yesterday.
1t is highly desirable that the use and endowment
OF these instruments should be attainabe for Euro-
pean planlsts. With distinguished regards,
! am, yours truly,
F. IISZT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-01
10 Inventor,

no Inventors
and all Others interested in Inventions
PATENTS OBTAINED
heHsueH Extensions, Copyrights and Caveats occurred
-. FOREIGN PATENTS PROt URED
Assignments, ntercrences and other Patent Cnses nj
tended 70 Dy JAS, q. ARNOLD Worcester. Mass.
1913 Main 81. dtf ' inbia
:.
Dr. q. ~. HARDWOOD.
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Railroad

The Chicago, DanvIIIe and Vincennes
Railroad
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-01

More than the Entire Interest
on all its bonds While Railroad Bonds may be plenty
those upon finished and paying lines, and so small
sum to the mile, are seldom in the market.
We do not hesitate to recommend these Bonds as I'M
usually safe. They attended with none of the uncer
tainties Of projected enterprises and the prompt pay
ment of the interest and final payment of the prin
cipa are as certain any future financial event,
The Bonds are for $1,000 each, have 40 years to rum
and bear interest at the rate of per per annum
payable on the first of April and October boh principal
and interest being payable in gold in New York
We are selling them daily to the most careful invest
ors and have but small amount remaining less than
one-fourth of the issue
Full particulars furnished on application in person or
by mail, to
Messrs. Rice, Whiting 81 Bullock,
BANKERS Worcester, Mass or to
WE. sHATTUCK Il co. BANKERS
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RIRR0Ns FROM A1rcrrnnr

lOO Cartons Trimming Bonnet and Sash ribbons in oi,
boil and gsos-grlin at great bargains. III o'''
New Dress Fringes and Buttons
New Velvet Ribbons
IarasOl5 and sun Umbrellas
New Fans and Neck Tics,
New Linen Collars, Cuffs and SIaayq-
New LLAMA Lace Shawls and Jackets
IN elegant dcsigns and entirely new and I9r,se
ment Of Real and Imitation Laces ard White Goods of
every description, at popular prices. "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-01
G5oMMoNwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

At meeting Of the County Commissioners begun ana
n0lIen at worcester within and for the County Of
worcester. on the Fourth Tuesday of March A. d
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sPEC1AL NOTICE.

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placed in the hands Of our avs
collection. ~, .o,a ~
tie without further delay: ., ,.rs1l
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will always receive our .n ,r "sst consas:
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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-26
s. Bladder CenIl

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gnw
Dropsy. S,oppase Of Water, lncouti99sl,
Bright's Disease. Alhuminurla, aud
where there are brick-lust lepoas. .
is thick, cloudy, mixed with subs.'as,
white OF an egg, Or threads like white
is a morbid, dark. bilious Appearance
bone dust deposits, and when there y
burning sensation when passing 1&S
in tho small of the buck and along TIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

MrANTED-A SECOND WAITER. FOR PRIVATE FAM.
w In the city; well recommended; cood wa es
paid competent Apply at Gas 9th av between Sh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

A Young MARRIED MAN PROTESTANT WANTS
IA situation gardener fully understands the care ri
horses GOO be for two days. Address
J. s., NO. Hubert St.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

A GARDENERS SITUATION wASTED-BY A SIN.
N le man. to take charge OF private place uners nds
his business all is branches Address W., Bridgeman's
seed store, SO BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

AyANTED-A YOUNG PROT FSTANT GIRL ENGLISH
w prrfcrfe small American family; not "a
exceed $U required LIS East Dist St. Lex
instOn nv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

A GERMAN SINGLE MAN AS GARDENER; UNDER
IA stands hothouses md craperies fruits and vegetables
willing to make himself useS strictly and does
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-07

VNyANTED-A GENTLEMAN TO CANVASS FOR
w nrs class illustrated Newspaper. Commission liberal:
To the right this IL opportunity. Apply 10
Broadway. New York. room II, any day, between and
o'c ock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-12-10

Do NOT CUT 4 HORSES FROG.

The function of the frog in the animal
economy is one of great moment.
1t Is eminently adapted for contact with
the ground and in this resides its most
important office. To remove It from the
ground, and deprive it of its horn l. al
once to destroy its utility and its struc-
ture, and withdraw from the foot one of
its most essential components,
The longer the frog is left untouched BY
the knife, and allowed to meet the ground.
the more developed it becomes: il horn
grows so dense and resisting. yet without
losing Its special properties, that it braves
lhe crushing oil the toughest roads with
out suffering in the slightest degree; it
lnsnres the hoof retaining It's proper sAaps
at lhe heel' is valuable supporter Of the
limb and foot while the animal Is stand
Ing or moving; and is an active agent,
IRON Its shape and texture, in preventing
siipping. Its reduction and removal from
the ground, am perfectly convinced
from long observation, have tendency
directly OF indirectly to induce that most
painful, frequent, and incurabfe malady,
navicular disease, as we'll as other affec-
tons OF this organ. The farrier should,
therefore, leave the frog untouched, un-
less there be flakes which are useless
though this is extremely rare; then these
ought to be cut off. So particular am
OF the iondness of the workman to cut In.
to this part, that l never allow any frogs
to be interfered with unless am present.
II any gravel has lodged beneath the fakes
at the side or In the cleft, which Is most
iinfrequent, this is removed by some blunt
instrument. To show the value Of con.
tact with the ground, when diseased
irog is brought to me, at once order the
hooi to be SO prepared or shod that this
part will Immediately receive direct pres.
sure; in brief space the disease disap-
pears.-f7eniings Essay on Horseshoeino.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

ED. REGIsTER-D@T sir: If you
can do the clever task tor me. you can
tell Your ncighbor Deaoct@ that | like
his paper and party'yery much; that |
am in favor Of strict party allegiance
under certain circumstances, but that
mavlp. the next time he pops the par
tv lash so loud, aS on the 18th Aprll,
he will be asked to say what he means.
You can say to him, very flatcmally,
that some IIarrisblwgiaus don't drive
a bit. and beg to he excused from the
grievance of "fllling into line for the
whole ticket. ION account ofSome very
and imperative reasons; That we
most keenly regret the moral necessity
of stating that our party'S reforming
candidate has yet to 60 to the saloon
-Claily--to renew his pledges of lctor-
nation, and try to quit" in better
earnest, this time; and that we know
his opposing candidate well and most
f,vorably. Ifany one asks You who
had the imrudence to talk this way
tell them the message ended just before
tho namp nnncar,l
,~ronfD ACC
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

MARKErs.-Trade not overly brisk
during the week, but an improvement
on last week. Fair receipts ofproduce
received, at following figures:
Butter Receipts liberal and the
quality somewhat improved. Quote
at 2OG25c q B.
Eggs--In good supply at 25c y
dozen.
IIams-Dealers are offering lOc .
b.
Siles-Buying at 12Ic retailing al
lac. =.
Shoulders Buying at lOc; retailing
at 12c.
Oats--NIarket bare; nominal at 5O'
= bushel.
Wheat-Prlcc unsettled ; mIllers Of
fcring G5c q bushel.
Wool-Qnoted ut As TN.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

OUR FIREMEN.--In the fires that
have unfortunately visited ouEuclty
from time to tim2 during the past two
years, orr flcmen have proved them
selves men of true metal, and de sery-
ing Of the highest encomiums from
our people. Our boys are net only
true as steel in the hour Of danger, but
they are a discriminating, energetic,
tasty set of fellows, as any enc can see
from a glance at the manner and style
in Which they have so recently fitted
ND their new lmll on Second street.
In company with First Assistant Fore
man, Doc. Heron lby the way, a
brick himself, OH Wednesday, we Wis
tied the hall Of Albany Engine Co.
No. /, ard was really surprised at the
neat and tasty manner in which the
room is fitted up. The floor is cover
ed by a rich, soft carpet; comfortable
looking chairs occupy the raised plat
forms OH either side of the room; q
beautiful chandelier il suspended from
the ceiling i'll the center of the room,
and Immediately under it sits large
center-table. In the south end of the
room, on raised platform neatly car
peted, Is the armchair Of State, occu-
pied by the President on ''meeting
nights Immediately in front Of the
President is the chair and desk Of the
Secretary--said desk being about as
neat specimen OF cabinet work as is
) generally gotten up. Several tlum.
pets, one OF them of silver, banners,
flags, a splendidid artificial wreathe
: occupy appropriate places about TIN
room. A number of pictures of fir
: scenes are to be suspended Oh tin
! walls, and wien all are In place 1t viii
. be one of the most attractive halls Ol
the Pacific coast. We commend TIN
taste Of the boys, and wish them ever.
; success in their attempts to build N
: and maintain a first class fire CON
G pany.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

PERsoNAL.-nev. \. W. Sweeney
started for his new field of labor in
Washington Territory on "Wednesday
morning.
Judge Cmuor is pronounced ont of
danger and slowly conyalcscing.
Dr.. Ballard was in the city a few
fleeting moments on Tuesday evening
Tue people in and about Lebanon keep
+ le Doctor very busy.
/ jesse George startel fol. Washington
Territory on Wednesday, Oh tour OF
observation.
Last week IIeury Merrill ard fami-
" moved to Canyonyillc, Southern
Oregon.
Mr.. Ed. Beach and lady arrived in
this city on Saturday. from I.apWai
Indian Agency, I. T., ona visit to rel
atiyes and friends.
Miss Josey Davis, stricken so sud-
denly by disease OIL Sunday, is report
ed recovering.
Mr.. l.. Samuels, general advertising
agent, Portland, called on usyesterlay'
Mr.. s. il authorized to act agent fol
the REGISTER.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10
lIAlaa>nI.rG. May Gth. 1872.

EDIToR REGISTER ~. ). Huston,
an o,d resident OF. and we'll and fl
vorahlv known in this county, suleldcd
to-,lay under the following circumStan-
ccs; 1t seems he lad been affected
with neuralgia in the head for about
tour wears. whichsradually grew worse,
until the last four or five months he
dc,paired of ever getting we'll lhls
morning he left his house quite early
feeling as well as usual, and was found
about > O'Clock p. NJ, in neiShbor-
ing pasture, lying on the ground III a
diving condition. and only survived
about fftecN minutes. lie had cut his
throat with his own razor, which was
found near by.
His domc'tic relations were of the
most pleasant Kind, and there can be
no reason assigned for the rash act
thus committed, other than that lllr
brain had become affected from the
severe pain in the top OF the Head
We understand he had consulted sever
nj physicians on the subject, but all tt
10 purpose, and Saturday lie told hi
brother George that unless he sooH
found reiitt, he was afraid his mino
would become impaired.
This is indeed a sad case, and f,l''
heavily on his family and numerous
relations and friends. and we feel con
tident they will have the sympathy o
all who knew him.
This evening a little boy aged abon
two wears. son OF Mr.. J. II. Mctulloch
of this place, was kicked by a horse
and severely, though not fatally ininr
ed. DR.. Shiplcy was summoned, Wlt
administered to the wants of the child
! No bones were broken, anda last ac
counts it was resting easy.
j. NJ. SHELLEY.
| TWoull he pleased 10 hear from yo'
alten.-Ep. REGISTER. ..
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10
Public Speaking.

The Republican and Democratic
candidates on the county ticket will
address their fellow-citizens of Linn
county at the following times and
places. speaking to commence at one
o'clock =. NJ:
IIalsey, Monday, May q.
Harrisburg, Tuesday, May 3. 40
Brownsville. Wednesday, May ~
Lebanon, Thursday, May 30.
Scio, Friday, May 81,
Albany. saturday, June l.
A general attendance i'requested.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10
coon rE,lrLAns, ENrErrAINMENr.

Coop TEMrLARS' ENTERTAINMENT.
One of the best entertainments we
have ever attended in Albany, was
given by the Good Templars In their
Hall last Tuesday evening. The au-
dience was as large as the room could
conveniently accommodate; and al-
though the temporary seats, which had
been prepared for the occasion, were
not Of the highest style for securing
comfort, being the soft side OF Il slah,
vet the exercises were so excellent, in
interest and variety, as to hold the all
dicncc from the beginning to the close,
the latter reaching the hour of eleven.
In the space allottcdtous for criticism,
We can no more than mention some of
the most meritorious performances Of
the evening. The opening song,
Awake and join Our Ranks" waSa
beautiful piece, lpost excellcntly sung.
And we may here say in regard to the
music, 50 frequently intcrsperScd
throughout the entire programme, that
it was choice in selection and cXecH-
ton, with maybe one exception, that
being too long. The ''Introductory,
was an original piece, spoken by Dora
McCorl, and was both appropriate and
well spoken. The recitations from the
little girls, were all excellent. AcoWt
scene, entitled selling Liquor With
out Licence," was palpable hit, as
was the nose Of the judge. Fart, as a
darkey Boot Black was Samho's 5
very self, and brought down the liolse.
"Oyer the River BY Eva Bingham,
was most excellent, A Ci,lrade in
three scenes. entitled phantom. ' WAS
! well sustained in most of the parts.
The mother and daughter represented
| by Mrs. Colvell and Miss Bently, We're
peculiarly well personitlcd. "Hyden,
seemed to lack practical experience in
matters Of the heart. Al act in three
seencs. .denominatc,l '.Rcclained, was
the best acted piece ofthe evening. 80
well and naturally were the different
characters represented, as, in some of
the most pathetic parts, to draw tears
from many ewes. If we should dis
criminatc ut all we should say that
Mr.. George and Wadsworth were cs-
pccially happy in their parts. "The
Gay Young Clerk in Il Dry Goods
store, was Il song highly relished, i'll
its alluSions, by the autlience. Gone
with lIandsomer. Man." was quite
amusing in the sequel. Wadsworth
sustained his character well. y song,
Tile Drunkar,l's Lament, by Father
| IIarman. was both amusing and good.
! O that nose a comedy dcnomi!nted,
'.rhc Tailor aud His Wife" was
very amusing. The wife gained the
advantage in that. as they do in most
things in the long run. Young West
lake. as the wife, was ''rohlstious
and apt. Wad>worth and Langlorl
were excellent i'll their parts. In this
brief notice Of the exercises, we have
been compelled to leave ont much OF
the programme, which might well be
mentioned, and the names OF many OF
the performers. The selections were
almost, if not entirely uneNeeptionablt
in their tone, to the most fastidions'
and there were no failures. "ToC
long" was the only complaint.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10
DR. VAN DEN I:E11iiE'S
Eufnli!Sic Worm syrup.

It, value In rmoyinG masses otcrldltie3
from the stomach and bowels Of children,
even where worms do not cNis., cannot be
too highly estimated.
Fever and iglic. Persons becoming ''e-
bilitatcd by the presence of worms IN the
stomach or bowels, arc more lialc TO haze
n protluctel course OF ehilA and fever.
The worm irrnc lies have been known To
cure when All other remedies have failed,
especially in children.
For sale hy 4. CarothcrS & Co.. wholesale
anl i.e,ai druggists, Albany, OF. Price
One Dollar perboitlc. N'n"Ht'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

NOTE Tms.-By examining the
stocks in Albany, we find the finest
and most select stock of dry goods
clothing, boots, shoes and gents goods
at Kline & Cos. Go and see for
yourself. They pay 25e per dozen for
eggs until further notice. S't5'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

BADLY INJuRED'--On Monday even
ening as Mrs. Wright. who resides
some seven or eight miles from this
city was engaged milking, she was
knocked insensible by cali, which,
being under full headway. buttcd her
on the side of the head. Mrs. Wright
had Just got through milking and was
in the act of rising, when the calf was
let into the incloslre, which, running
at full speed to obtain its regular
hash, came in contact with Mrs. W.,
as above narrated. On Tuesday the
lady was in much pain, and it may
| vet prove a serious case.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

TIME MERITS or THIS INsTRC MENT
i consist principally in the support i
gives To the abdomen AMI spine. The belt
il broad, supported by suslTnaers passing
over the shoulders, and kept in shape by
self-genelatin@ talvanic Plates, whichSlNo
Il pleasant current.
The Regulator IL also Galvanic its Cup
and Nozzlcs are ma,le Of Silver; its stem, OF
Copper and Zine, is hollow, that injections
may he thrown through 1t, or into he neck
of The Uterus. II can bc 80 regulated ny
lis thumb-scrpw ns TO meet any mal-posi-
tiOn OF the Uterus, and is uncqlMllcl in
meeting any form Of female disease,
Price, 81. Patented August II, lSll, ny
W. s. Van Cleve, Centralia, Illinois.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

CHANGED OwNERs.-Mr. G. NJ.
Cartwright has sold his third interest
in the Froman Building and Soap
Works to Mr.. Charles Simpson, and
Mr.. A. B. Morris has sold his third to
Mr.. G. WestIakc, and the firm will
hereafter be Westlake Il Simpson.
These gentlemen are well known as
sound financially, and their word in
any business matter is as good as their
! bond. They propose to do fair,
honest, legitimate business, and Mvlte
all old customers to give them a call
Read their advertisement elsewhere
i'm this paper.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

LEBANoN.-The citizens Of Lebanon
and vicinity are invited to call and ex-
anime the new stock Of goods lately
received by Jas. L. Cowan. Jim Is
bound to keep a full stock of every
thing required by his patrons, and will
sell on them reasonablemtes. Call
and examine.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

TO FARMERs.--E Elsewhere will be
found notice to parties who are iii-
debted to Messrs. Cartwright 8 Co.
Charley Cartwright having disposed of
his interest in the concern, requests all
to make Immediate payment. lie es-
pecially requests that all who have
sacks belonging to the firm will either
return the sacks or pay for them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

TRAVELLERS GUIDE. --'Fhisncatlittle
pamphlet for May, issued by l.. SAM
uel, Portland, Oregon, Is another all
vertising medium just issued, and pro-
posed to be sent out monthly hereaf-
ter. Itisto be distributed gtatultousIy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10
JIG. SNOIGRAss

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR COUN-
rY JumE.-It is charged by Demo-
Gratis that their candidate for County
Judge, 4. n. Tandy, isa cofirlned
gambler. If this be true, he is GER
.tainly unfit to fill the most important
county office, and we don't wonder at
consistent, honest Democrats, all
over the county, refusing to vote for
him.