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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-31

How ENGLISH LABoRERs LIvE.-The Lon
don correspondent of the Boston Post says:
very important meeting was held in London
recently, pursuant to a Published call, TO con-
slider the condition of the laboring classes and
discuss other questions affecting the uascent ag-
ricutura unions. The audience was of q com.
posite character and included several members
OF parliament, as we'll as representatives of the
middle and lower classes. The most remarka-
bic feature of the session was statement made
by Canon Girdlestone He said that in his own
parish there were cottages unfit for the housing
of cattle. There was scarcely whole pane of
glass in the windows; the mud floors had holes
in them so deep that, to prevent Children falling
I'M planks had been laid across them. The
buildings were ill-ventilated and badly drained.
The men wages were from nine to ten shillings
a week, with two Quarts of sour cider day.
Nothing codld he More uncertain than the
| mode of payment; for one farmer gave good
| privileges, another had, and another hardly any
| DIT all. The hours of labor were nominally from
8 to 6 but he had visited the laborers' cottages
| at Stand 9 O'Clock in tile evening and found them
| still at work. What they Obtained for this extra
| eSertion might be a mouthful Of bread and
cheese, OF only another quart of sour cider. His
remedy for this evil had hitherto been migration;
but, after removing, through his own exertiGns.
| as many as three or four hundred families to
| the NORTH he was sorry to confess that no per-
manent progress had been achieved The re-
moved families were vastly benefited by the
change; in fact, they were now living in com
| parative atfluence. But those who remained in
| North Devon enjoyed no benefit; theft wages
were still as low and their cottages as bad as
| before. He concluded, therefore, that nothing
could be done for laborerS, as a class, while they
| continued isolated. Other and similar state
mens were made, and the conference adjourned
| to meet again soon, all tn participants being
| thoroughly convinced of the necessity OF some
| decisive and immediate action tor the relief of
the sufferers.
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FOUND AT LAsT!-A remedy that not only relieves,
but cures that enemy of mankind Consumption as well
as the numerous satellites which revolve around it in
the shape of coughs colds bronchitis sore throat nu-
enza. &C The remedy we aude to is Dr. Wistdr's Bat
sam Of Wdd Ohe,yV prepared by Seth W. Fowe 4 SON.
Boston deop3t&wlw m29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-31

DIR. j uiihu's HyJrasiic Compound Is supe-
nor remedy in diseases Of the kidneys and urinary organs
new persons realize the Importance Of not overlooking
nneional disturbance Of the Kidneys Serious disorders
are brought about by the negec Of apparently trninB
symptoms. Gravelly deposits, Weakness abnormal ais-
charges and pain are gymponia which admonlsi lm s
date attention Circulars containing tesnonns ilnnl
weknown citizens cured by this valuable mvu M
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York. For sne by druggists, q.
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Abbott will sell the valuable real estate of H. P.
Nichols, corner of Thomas and Summer streets this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock
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Those who have been accustomed to look to
the New York Evening Post for political guild
ance will be obliged to seek another mentor, or
get along as best they can without one, as that
paper formally withdraws from the political
arena. Instead of partisan or an earnest adj
yocate of what it believes to be truth and right,
it processes to have become contemptuous
cynic, seeing nothing in the political contests of
great country worthy of more serious treat
mont than derisive laughter and sneers. "Inde-
pendent journalism as it is called in the cant
phrase just now so popular, has had many not
altogether pleasing illustrations, but we do not
remember any exhibition of it quite so unlovely
~ that in the following paragraph, in which the
Posts conception of Independent journalism is
smbodied
Counting ourselves among the goddess spec
tators who look on at the struggle among the in
furiated creatures in the arena below with m in
Gled emotions of amusement and contempt we
can certainly say that we expeci to derive a good
deal Of real enjoyment from their struggles,
their fury and their noise"
William Cullen Bryant in the character of
Nephistopheles is melancholy spectacle.
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Banking House.
BANKER,

VIM. H. MORSE. .......,......B BANKER,
4eO Main Street. corner Of Pleasant
Has opened an Office 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.
rs AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
NEGOTLATES BUSINESS PAPER.
GY@ Business hours same as Banks Of the city.
REFEREHoEs BY PERMISSION.
Hon. GEO. W. RICHARDSON President City National
Bank, Worcester
CALVIN FOSTER, ESQ., Worcester
w ID. FORBES, ESQ, President National Bank of Re
demptiou, Boston.
BREWSTER. SWEET & Co.. Bankers, Boston.
WALKER. ANDREWS & Co., Bankers IA Wall street,
New York City.
WIN. BENNETT, ESQ, Hubbardst0n, Mass.
LEVI Haywood, Esq, Gardner Mass.
CHARLES HAYWOOD, Fso, President FIRST National
Bank, Gardner, Mass.
Worcester. April Is 1871 d3m myl5
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Buy the Quaker Bitters.
tbev nre a Great Medical Discovery Extract Of choice
Roots and Herbs. DIR. H. y. FLINT CO.,
mh2 dCm Propnetors, Providence, r. |.
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LONDON. May 30.-Consols 93k. Bonds dull; T. s.
s9k, ' wy ~ W.
LIVERPOOL. May SO-Cottcn opened firm; midding
uplands I'm "a llhd; do Orleans llA a. liAu; sales
SOV bales of which 5000 were for export and specua-
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sufficient to remark to the friends of the blthe
young gentleman that he has been caught out
and sacrificed.-ROcbester Democrat.
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The process ion formed at 1 O'Clock and before
it arriyedEat the church the rain was falling
copiousy. The exercises had to be limited in
consequence. The address by Rev. r. Z. St.
John of Worcester was delivered from the
church steps. The services, which were to have
been held in the cemeteries, with the exception
of the decoration of the graves were necessarily
omitted. The address was on the american
ldea," tracing it from its origin in the at
tempt to plant colony on the New England
coast in the interest of the freedom of conscience
through the subsequent history OF the republic,
until it was fully established in the abolition
of slavery, and the consequent recognition in
our fundamental law OF freedom and equal
rights TO all.
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Bank of Deposit.

r. A, HAwLEY & CO,....................BANK ERS.
No. pecoashire, corner State street, Boston.
-Four per cent Interest allowed deposit accounts,
subject to check, drawn any City Bank.
out OF town deposOrs will have their remittances and
collections promptly acknowledged.
We do General Banking and Commission Business,
negotiate Bonds, Stocks, Notes and other Securities
make collections Throughout United States and Europe
As
DEALERS IN SECURITIES
invite Inquiries relating Investments and give be-
low the prices of d few Of the most desirable bonds
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Minnesota 7s...... .92h
Indianapolis Bloomington and Western 7s...........@
Logansport, Crawordsvills and Southwestern IS ..95
Chesapeake and Ohio
Connecticut Valley
New York OnwegO 7s.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q. S. Bonds and other marketable Securities allowed
fun price in exchange deop3m mhl6
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Dr. d ulihu's Hydrastic Compound is pleas
ant IN taste and action never disturbing the most sens
i've stomach. dyspepsia, with its accompanying dis
tfesslng symptoms, speedily yields 10 this remedy
Constipation, Piles and in all conditions involving the
kidneys or bladder whether the affection is acute or
chrome, 1t VIII speedily be productive of renewed
hcath or energy 10 the invalid Call for circulars. at
s. KEITH CO.'S Al Liberty st. New YORK. For sale
by Druggists. dapl6myl 1851 ,iel6,ly2&wa26 apple
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Now COlIectabIe,

SOo Bounty for who enlisted for three YEARS be-
tween May and July ~ 1861 and discharged be-
eontraeted while in the service OF the United statea
my6 diff 7 Central n .,r,,go
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Rice, whiting a. Bullock,
BAN KERS & BRO ERs,
Cor. Main and Pearl SIS, Worcester.
DEALERS IN
Government Bonds, Gold. Silver, Coupons,
etc, etc.
Enra.tluant Scnu,.itfns III SrncinItn

Buy and Sell Railroad City ana County Bonds.
Special attention given to orders for purchase and sale
Of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines of European Steamships
Passages secured to and from Europe cabin steerage
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Drafts
drawn payable in any of the principal cities OF Europe
Allow interest deposits subject check at sight.
Special deposits for three months longer received
with interest at current rate. dtf aplO
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Here there is no regular post, but the men
who survived the late war took the
matter in charge, and observed the day in honor
of their fallen comrades. The services were
held in the church, VIM. Mulligan, Esq, being
the presiding officer. Mr.. Levi Smith acted as
chaplain, and remarks were made by many of
the gentlemen in the audience. At the close Of
the church services the graves were all visited
and properly decorated.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.--This superb Hair Dye
is the best in the COrdBerecty harmless reliable and
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous tinsS
dsagreeablG oder. The genuine wm, A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces tmmediateig splendid Black OF
Natural Brown the hair clean, soft beantitui
does not contain particle of lead any injurious
pound Sold by all Druggists. Factory IL Bond ST.. n.
dIvr tvlt
Geo. =. HOPpin a. Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour. Corn Rye, Oats Malt, Meal Of ab
kinds Fine and Coarse Feed Linseed OIL Meal
ia2S diff Mechanic ST.. Worcester, Mass
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Successor to Matthews a Chamberlain,


PLUMBER
pa,,, ma, 2li Main Street, Worcester. Mass
batn IuDs ana Boilers, Water Closets. Wash Bowls
Wash Trays Sinks &c &C. fitted M al short notice and
IN thorough manner ali aniS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-31

The exercises were held at the Unitarian
church in the afternoon. They were opened
with a voluntary by the St. Johns brass band of
Clinton, which was followed by an anthem by
the Sterling choral union. Rev. L. d. Mears
delivered the address, which was upon the OBJ
servance of Memorial day as a school of pa
triotism. The day, properly observed, takes us
back to that feeling which carried us through
the war, and thus becomes teacher of patri.
otto impulse as valuable for the nation as the
war itself was valuable in its results. The other
exercises consisted OF a dirge by the band, prayer
by the author of the address, and singing by the
choral union The procession then formed and
proceeded to the cemeteries, decorated the
graves and returned to the hall, where they dis.
banded.
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SIuPbridge

The citizens met in the town hall at nine
O'Clock, and with the G. A. R. and school chill
dren, formed in procession and marched to the
cemetery, escorted by band. After the decora-
ton services picnic dinner was served in Agri-
cultural hall. During the afternoon the SOL
diers' monument was dedicated, the exercises
being held in the Congregational church.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-31

KtngsIey's
IRON MIC.
The Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appe,ite,
Weakness, Ldnguor, Depression of Spirits.
Want Of Energy, Female
Complaints,

and wherever Tonic Medicine is needed 1t is just the
thing to keep up the tone of the system 1t is QUack
Nostrum hut Reliable Iron Tonic. 1t is used by
many of the Hospitals In New England their standard
Tonic. Physicians told its composition. and are
using it with great in their practice. Manuac
turers, merchants, lawyers, ministers ladies, try this
article
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-31
In the city or Country,
No Family should be without box of
SANDF0BD'S COMPOUND HAMAMELIs,


This most perfect preparation of a highly medicinal
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where a. ~ cents and 81 90 Box Its virtues in All
cases OF Inflammation celebrated while ils curative
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Scads rumOrs, Spralns, Calls SPAWN Felons Bruises
Llnbago, Boils, Cuts, Sores, Piles.
All Druggisls sell IT,
WEEKS q POTTER, General Agents, Boston, Mass
dcOnNw VI mhl2
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ROChdaIe,

AT Rochdale, the procession, consisting OF
Post 1Sl of Leicester, the school children of the
town, and the Leicester cornet band, formed in
front of the hotel at eight O'Clock, and marched
to the cemetery. After a prayer by Rev. Mr.
Holmes, of Rochdale, the work of properly deco
rating the graves of soldiers buried in the GENE.
terry was attended to. The members of the pro-
cession were then excused, and the members of
the G. A. R. with the band, went on to Green
vile.
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Spec al NOTICE

Spec al Notice.
DR. MANSFIELD has returned after two years absence
in Europe and resumed his practice 1t will be remem-
bered that Dr. Mansfield is the only regular paysiciGR
aud the most successful practitioner that we have had
among u.s. who has made the treatment of intricate and
chronic diseases speciality.
Ladies' and gentlemen should call upon him and
suit him s advice IL reeD before consulting Qadcks,
who advertise flaming advertisements and disgusting
language TO deceive those who by ignorance may call
upon them To young and old DR. Mansfield has already
introduced his and improved method OF treating all
Chronic Diseases and difficult with perfect success
and short time. DIR. Mansfield will treat success ully
all diseases the Lungs, LIVER and Kidneys and per-
Eect satisfaction guaranteed. Gail on, or address
c. MANSFIELD, NJ. D.,
424 Nam St, cor. Pleasant, Worcester, Mass.
~ Side entrance on Pleasant st. dtiel4t mil
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TenpIetOn.


The exercises began at one O'Clock in the af-
ternoon, under direction Of the G. A. r. post.
The procession, escorted by the band, first Wis
tied the two cemeteries in the centre of the
town, after which there were services in the
Baptist church in Baldwinsyille, including re.
marks by several clergymen. The graves in
Baldwnsville were then visited. There are
thirty soldiers buried in all the cemeteries.
WesibOrO.
The address was delivered in the town hall in
the afternoon by Maj. II. C. Dane. On account
OF the rain it was at first thought best for ladies
to give up decorating the graves according to
the programme and have ii performed by SOL
diers, but they were not willing to do it. After
adJourning for an hour, they met at five o'clock
and proceeded to the different cemeteries, thence
!" inc monument where the plat was strewn
WIN flowers while the citizens Joined in singing
Our Brave at Rest" The chaplain of the day
was rev. Mr. Stackpole of westboro.
uxbridge.
The procession formed on the common nj a M
A. NJ and marched to the cemetery, where thew
deposited their flowers. They then marched back
TO the common where they were addressed by A,
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1t will do you Good.

It's surprising how quick 1t will build up pale and
sickly children.
the best Pills for the of Indigestion. Liver Com
plants, Jaundice, Headache, stomach Ais. Constipa
ton and all Diseases arising from torpid state OF
Bowels. Two Pills equal a bottle of CONGRESS Water,
Sold by 2. G.. SKINNER d son.
apll d3m Worcester.
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Gardner,

In Greenville Leicester, the services were held
in the Baptist church, the address being deliv-
cred by Rev. Mr.. Holmes. The procession was
composed Of Post 1871, the Geo. II. Thomas en-
campment of Leicester, the school children of
the town, and the Leicester cornet band. At
the conclusion of the exercises in the church
they proceeded to the cemetery, where monu-
ment, erected by the post to the memory of
William NJ. Davis, was dedicated. After the
decoration Of the graves was concluded the pro-
cesson marched back to the church and broke
ranks.
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The graves were visited in the forenoon under
the auspices of Post SO of Sterling, accompanied
by st. Johns band of Clinton, and appropriately
decorated.
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Ashburnhan.

The two cemeteries, containing twenty-five
soldiers graves, were visited in the afternoon,
under the auspices of S. A. Taylor Post 81,
Benton Phelps commanding. The procession
was escorted by the Ashburnham brass band
The exercises of the day were concluded with
an Grafton inhhe Methodist church, by Rev. Mr.
Parker, pastor OF the Congregational church,
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Westminster.

AT eight o'clock in the evening the citizens as
sembled in the town hall where the address was
delivered by F. 5. Coolidge, and remarks were
made by other gentlemen present. During the
day Post 60 took charge of the arrangements
and decorated the graves during the afternoon.
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In Cherry Valley, procession was formed at
eleven O'clock consisting of Post 1871, of Leices-
ter, the school children of the place and citizens
in general, headed by the leicester cornet band,
which proceeded to the cemetery. At the Gene
terry, Rev. Mr.. Caldwell of Cherry Valley, offered
prayer, and Mrs. Parker read poem written
expressly for the occasion. The procession then
broke ranks and proceeded to decorate the
graves, after which they reformed marched back
to the church and were excused
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AT Leicester the day was observed by gener-
al suspension Of business. The procession con-
sisted of the Leicester cornet band, twenty.one
pieces, Post 1871 Of Leicester forty members,
under command of II. A. White, and the Leces-
tor cadets, under command Of Charles Is. Gates,
was formed in front Of the town hall. They
then marched TO the cemetery where short I'D.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-31

Having leased the Stone Yard at Worcester junction
TO Horace Hamilton. the
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RiIchburg.
Grafton.

The services were attended by the largest
number of organizations and citizens that have
been present since its institution. Post "A, G.
A. r., detachment of the Slocum Guards,
the Catholic charitable association and Sabbath
school of the congregations, the Emperor fire
company of New England Village, with a
cnnrnlnndn .nf
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NJ HOW NOT TO DIE.

Thousands fall prey 10 disease nos because ths
hAiadies That Affect them are nscessart,. n1'
BECAUSE they lack the requisite amount O, scu'e
vitality 10 make valiant Resistance TO the eu,m,
IL Is wise precsution to keep the body alvavs ta
state OF defenee-slwsys PREPARED TO .fend oar, ~.
germs OF epidemic and other disorders, a. ,as.ms
the evil influence u damp niasma -. -.
momsuieal changes There 10 ,i@,. -
tvo ana ,~o ~. ell authenticated that
'ss R1,,.,. :. four, that Hostetters stom-
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,,t,x the simple reason that its invigor
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urns the twenty years that il has been In senera,
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compare its medicinal properties with those Of
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srd the result has been its adoption by the Ameri-
people the standard tonic Of the ageits intro
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iDsgnifcsnce the demand for all its would BE- COM
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The record upon which its popularity rests is a
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disabilities. In fact, no other remedy possesses
ueh variety Of hy sienc virtues, and il 10 TO these
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old medicine. mis- eost4W
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OFFICIAL.
BY ae President Of he United States Of America
A PROCLAMATION.

By 2e President Of he United States of America:
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, pursuant to the first section of the
act of Congress approved the eleventh day of
June, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four, entitled can act to provide for the execu-
ton of treaties between the United States and
foreign nations respecting consular jurisdiction
over the crews Of vessels of such foreign nations
in the waters and ports of the United States"
1t is provided that before that act shall take
effect as to the ships and vessels OF any particu-
lar nation having such treaty with the United
States, the President of the United States shall
have been satisfied that similar provisions have
been made for the execution of such treaty by
the other contracting party, and shall have
issued his proclamation to that effect, declaring
that act to be In force as to such nation.
And such proclamation having been made,
and satisfactory answer having been received
that similar provisions are I'm force in the United
Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway:
New, therefore, be it known that 1, Ulysses 5
Grant, President of the United States OF Ameri-
ca, do hereby proclaim the same.
Done at the city of Washington this eleventh
day of May, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
lsEAL. two. and OF the Independence of the
United States of America the ninety
sixth. L. S. GRANT
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.