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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-24
DEALERS IN IRON ORE & COAL.
STRAY MULES. j..

Came into my enclosure, October 1st,
Two Dark Bay Mules. The owner is re-
quested TO prove property, pay charges
and take them away. X. L. BROWN.
BENSON VT Oct 8 1872 42w3s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

In view of the departure of the American
lrlgate Congress, to escort steamer Hornet to
the United States, the Spanish steamer Churw-
ca has disseminated the watch over the latter
vessel aud returned to Santiago.
There are no new developments relative to the
Windsor Locks murderCrs, and the impression
that the officers who were so confident "they had
found Them at Chester Friday, were mistaken
in the men, is gaining ground they are now
repOrted 10 have been seen in West Sufield,
Wednesday, and run into the woods W cn they
were Approached. Ii is very easy TO be deceived
where the country Is iile9 with trimps Par
flies can be found on almost amy road that re.
member Of seeing som ebody thar answers tbs
description giyen, when Off 'ers are In pursuit Of
rogues, II would hardly seem possible that ig.
nOrant men, VINO cannot read and therefore who
know nothing Of who may be in pursuit, should
succeed in getting far away; and yet It may be
they went directly 10 CANADA, and before this arc
out of he reach Of detectives.
A CHICAGO despatch states that the grand
duke hunting party to take place on the plains
is 10 be an exclusively military affair, ana will
consist Ct Generals Sheridan, Caster aud For
syth and Col. Sheridan and mr. Ash They
leave Chicago Wednesday next, and viii loiu
the duca train at Omaha, proceeding TO North
Platte station where they will mOlnt horses
and proceed 70 Fort Mcpherson, IRON whence
t9e hunting party, under the guidance OF Lieut.
Hayes, Buffalo Bill p and other renowned Gdnl.
cfs, Siih mounted escort, will proceed d camp
on willow ere y, effy miles from Fort McPldr-
son. A band Of indians, undef Snolted Tail.
VIII JON tue pale faces en- loUte Ia ca,lip. A
pack OF iaei bounds will be cmbrace1 IN the
0uibt aud the duke VIII DO trgate,l 10 the ey-
clement Of wolf hunt. On leiufnina. lie
party will proceed to Cheyenne and thence, via
Denver, oyer the Kansas Pacific railroad,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

The LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS states in his
annual report, that the congressional library
contained Dec. /, 1871, 296, $40 volumes of books
and 10000 pamphlets. OF the books, 2s,3O2
volumes belong to the law library. The addi-
tions during the year were 1851 volumes by pur-
chase, 564O by copyright, and 1917 from other
sources, besides transfer of 2S,O10 volumes of
copyright books from the patent office. There
has been, also, an addition Of 9O75 pamphlets.
Most of these books are very valuable; but
portion OF them are trashy and worthless As
the law stands, two copies Of every book on
which copyright is secured must be given to this
library. This is taking a mans property under
the forms of law, without asking his permission,
and without returning any equivalent whatever.
1t becomes a very manifest outrage when a very
costly work is published. On the other hand, it
carries TO the library a vast amount of trash
which must be stored somewhere. The librarian
talks of more room for the library. He would
do well to get rid of all the trash in the
library, by selling it, burning it, or giving
it away. He will then know better how much
room is actually necessary for the books and
pamphlets worth preserving. Put ont of it all
the worthless things, and it will still be the
largest, and, in many respects, most valuable
library in the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10
From the State House.
Announcement Of the Standing Commit
Ires-shOFt Prayers ana Busy sessions.


BOSTON, Jan. I, 1872
The business Of the legislature received de.
cided impetus to-day, and petitions came hlck-
luz in numerously after the announcement Of
the committees, which was Of course the prnci
pal event Of the day. The following list shows
the arrangement Of members-which, so far as
appears, gives general satisfaction:
SENATE sTANDING COMMITTEES.
judiciary -Messrs. Wakefield of Dsdham, Rich.
ardson Of Lowell, Boaidmm of Boston, Thlyer of
worcester and Iorrey Of Fltchburg,
Probate ana Jhan 'ery-Messrs. Bartholomew of
smith Of Springfield.
Treasury Messrs. Stekney of Fall River Whit
ney OF WinehendOL aud ..earned of Boston
Printlng-Messrs. Humphrey of North Wow.
mouth, MCDOWELL of NewDuryport and smith Of
Springfield.
Bills In Third Rending--Niessrs. Bartholomew os
SOuthbridge Sa1ord Of Hamilton, Richardson Of
Lowell, Humphrey of North Weymouth and Wright
of Reading.
Engro,sed Bills-Mossrs Griggs OF westboro
Brewster of Worthington and Wallace of Pep.
peTe,
sett bewes OF Lynn aud Noble Of Wesheld
HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Judiciary -hessrs. yogswel Of Yarmouth Thomp-
son OF Gloucester, Newton of Boston, Brown IL
Adams Quincy Of Boston, Walcott OF Cambridge
aud Lo-ihg Of ri onJ6Fg,
Probate AMI Chancery Messrs, Bacon OF Law
fenee, Blunt of u lyerhil, Matt of Nitick sayBarl
Of Ipswich, q borne OF Eas Bfidg water Potter or
Worcester and 1irreil Gi Weymouth
Fnlnca -Messrs. kimball or Boston, Gardner Of
Nantucket, Woodward OF Hubbardston putnam Of
Hopkipton Church OF Mlddleleld Murray Of Pitts.
deld and Pstsl VI Boston,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

and the joint committee on education. The COM
mittees on engrossed bills, manufactures,
charitable institutions and towns have each a
senator from this county at its head. The COM
mittee on railroads, the most laborous and re-
sponsible OF any, With Mr.. Hale of Boston for
its chairman and Mr.. Phillips of Salem its lead
ing member on the part of the house, has been
carefully aud iudciously made up. Some OF
the last year members who expected to be
placed there again, were excluded by the
application of the customary and rea-
sonable rule, not always regarded Of
late, which refuses 10 directors Of railroads
seats en- this committee. Mr.. Barnard, Of
Worcester, is among those so excluded. The
railroad committee is said to he unanimously in
favor of the general railroad bill reported last
year, and win probably report it in day or
two, when it is expected to pass without much
difficulty. This will reduce the labor of that
committee very materially, and 90 far TO make
a short session possible. The committees OF the
house are distributed more equally among the
members than has been customary, few having
places on more than one committee, and few be-
ing unassigned to any.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10
Letter from New York.

The Observation-Disclosures scandaI-The
Last scene of the Fnree-The stage aud
the AcIors-PrcparatiOns for the Trag-
cdy-The AssassiHatiOn-At the News
paper Onlces-AbIe Editors and Active
Reporters Resorts of 1ntervIewcFs
SnarIs and E'uffs-Eric stock anI Fisk
-Fhe Last s.CSne of the Trasedy-Jas.
Fisk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10
Warning Words,

ne strength and nervous energy of the human body
ought to be increased during the winter for two reasons
In the first place disease of the most deadly character
may be generated at this season. and secondly it is of
the utmost Importance that during the cold weather
months the system should be put in a condition to with
stand the I'll cts of the spring miaSma ana the sulse
quen depressing heat of summer 1t is therefore adysa
be in act essential to tone, regulate and mvgorae the
digestive and 'ecetve organs this period of the wear
ana OF all The sOmachici AMI Alternatives at present
known, H5s'eters StOm ,eh Btters is the most mower
tul' the most h!rmless and the most agreeable The
temperature OF winter would be in itself glorious tonic
IL II dId not unfortunately, bring with it a volume of
chlllng moisture an unwholcsome Winds winch have
bad effect on the skin and lungs These must be ruard
ed against or there security for health The effect
OF course otte Bit rs Is give vgor and tone to the
ehlre oganiMtion-the superficial muscles and nerves
as well Us the Internal vsccra. A regular habit of
h@y healthy and ma ural flow bite an active tges
Ioll good appetite, pure blood and yqorou, cIrcna
ton of that uid are among the blessings deryabe from
apcrsi'cnt use Of tlostetters stomach Biers which
no only more than supplies the place of the best toncs
cahlrteS and ansepties prescribed in their separate
rMs BY physicians, but perform the threelod work of
IMMIGRATION, regulation and purlhcaion at one and the
7''''' ''''''' d%wlw ja4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10
DIED

this city jams, at the residence of his son-in law
aged 80 yrs ~ ' " ~ 'use'
PrayerS at No Linden st, Thursday morning Jan
litn az 0 clock Funtra services at the Unitarian
church in UNhr dge at III O'Clock NJ Relatives and
iren $ are invited to attend without further notice.
IS yrs. ~o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10
RapiL Nutrition.

1t is the opinion Of medical authorities that the rnda-
mental distinction between the strong man and the
weak, the energetic ruler of men and things and the
eeblcimbcce, is SIMPLY this That the process of nu-
triton is carried with great ease and rapidy in
the one than in the other, What was it that enabled tue
great Napoleon to undergo those prodgious prvatons
without which his genus would have availed him so
little? An uncommon faculty of rapid nutrition. Now
the two great elowparners in this work OF nutrition
are 'hese; Foon, which furnishes the capital; and
STIMULUS, which invests it,-that is Influences each
part Of the body to take up rom the blood so much OF
the fool nutrment it stands in need of! Outdoor ex
ercse the best timulus but muItiudes cannot yet
that Such persons will find the use of DR. Gottlieb
Fiseb's Bitters unspeakaby bencfci /.
This subject confined next week under "ver1ct.
Starved" deopSvlw ias
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

- In this city, Jan 3. by Rev Cutler Miss Helen
hentheid to MIR Charles O'Bran. both of Worcester
In TINS city. JAMS by Rev Cutler, Miss Mary
he es OF sterling TO Mr. Everett Kendall of Bo son:
anu Miss Harriet Moore to Mr. Oliver Kenda l. Jr
both Of BoylstOn. > W.
In 'shk sh, Wis. Dec q. Mr. II Larrahee to Josie E
Mansfield daughter the late DR. Geo Mansfed form
copy, - - f'FN4" PA-o'0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10
Better aud Cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER BOOTS OR SHOES;
THOSE EASTENEn WITH

ca 3 Z S or " WIFE.
BErrER-Reeause they are more Pliable more Com,
or Cane. " mp
CHEAPER-Recause while their first cost is not IN
excess Of sewed or pcggeh work OF like grade their
durability far eater they preserve their shape much
Wear. -0 A4""'
Lqully applicable 20 light and heavy work
The immense Cemand having called forth limitations
{ he Patent Stamp. ~
lB- Sold by l'ealers everywhere. deop7w nl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10
worcester GAS LIN, oomnonr.

COKE
ms CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manue,c-
turug purposes ana Family Use is now oferei I" the
Ruhc, in quantities to suit. at The following Reduced
One Chaldron Of SO bushels.
ore-Ilalf do. Il =" 15J
bushel ''''0'' - .0'''' P'i
Payments may be made. and orders for its delivery will
nc issued only Al the Office Of tn COMPANY No nank
Block, Foster st., up stairs, eff ia4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

VIEW yoRE STOCK MARKET
NV YoRK, Jan. 9.-MoHey was firm a. per cent
currency to per cent gold with occasional transactions
al 10 per cent per day Coli was nn at 1882 a 100;
IN carrying rate, were per &c II gjld to 10! per cent
per taY; clearing S57u000U0. The treasury paid q
9l95 600 in denption of 51U AMI S4UiOO0 on account
OF January interest Exchange quiet and arm al lUy9{er
1881. Governments h a per cent lower Siale scout
es firm. stocks opened , per cent advance on ;ist
night, aud been yerY Ill an epy ali day with trans
actions lmlted late in the aft ernOOn the entire market
fell OH y TO 2tper cent and closed dull and heav,
ln.teQ STATES 51Ss, ,oo4,....................tl54
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

Prof. Mac requests notice of Letter to Editor
Spy IN advertising column Prof Mac at the Lin
coin House for two more days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10
\ neok ror Every Wan.

me "se ENoE OF LIFE or SELF-PREsE RvArtoN. "
Medical treatise on The Cause and are oil Exhausted
tli4 Premature Decline in man, Nervous and ply
ricli DEBILITY. hyno2honbia, Inpotenc SperrnatoT-
tHa OF seminal We&sness, and ali other ciSfases arts
cyses s iNat9re years This is n iced book for every
t IhouSanIs nave been Taught by this work the
ani De'6 mede work ever published and the only one
U tiS ta u MS worth reading l9Oth clifton revive
muGA ciba4ed, Illustrated bound in beautiful French
GG H. Pnes = Sent BY mail POI. paid on receipt Of
puGg; A9uress PEAaoDY MERtcAL INSTITUTE, 10. 4
uiucu ~ session. Masa,, DR.. ". IL l'ARKER IS
iStiu' rhyS can, y B.-lhe author may be consulted
nie AS well as all diseases requiring skill and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

Tue committees Of the legislature were an
nounced yesterday, aud tho houses are now
ready for the serious work of the session.
Some Of the leading committees seem TO be
composed Of less able men than last year. bnt
tbih is not The FAULT Of the officers who made the
scleeneni il Is due 10 the fact that the men
wee not there TO be chosen. Several OF the
sbiesi members Of the last house were not re.
eAceied ibis year, aud their places are hardly
maxi aooi BY ibcg grressofs 10 Mr. Bar.
shO0meS " the third Worcester dist ief are as
signed uHnssi5 responsibility aud lqbOr as the
chairman u Nee important eomaitte,s
--ihe senate committees on probate aud
ehancery aud bills 10 bird reading
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

SEQ. y. Hopplu a. Co., Commission Merchants
anu dealers IN flyuf Corn, Rye, oats, Malt cal oil An
KINDS Fine and Coarse Feed, Linsoed on Meal.
lAzz W Meci9nie st., Worcester, Mass,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10
Peoples savings Bank,
452 MAIN ST.
Fncing the Rnvnnet,

When soldiers face the bayonet they take the chance
OF or death; but when private citizens deceived by
the preences ofunscrupuou Dealers apply PoIsoNs TO
THEIR to change the color of their hair, they
have no idea of the terrible risks they rum The first
analytical chemists have endorsed ONE HAIR DYE as free
from everything deeterous to nealth," viz:
Cristadoro's Exec I>ior Dye.
Let the wise and prudent stick TO that. It lmparts
shades of color that perfectly fe-ike and Is in all
respects the very best,
REMEMBER THE SWORD
is not more dangerous than the lead compounds In the
market and that the Excelsior bye canains no lead.
As dressing after dyeing, use
CRLSTADOR0'S HAR PRESERVATIVE.
jas deop&weowlm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

THERE Is probably no way IN which We can benefit
our readers No'P llPn " Recommending to them for
general use J0tasoRs Apodgge Liafmeat ID ia odao,sd
TO almost all tho purposes Of family medclne and AZ
specific for coughs, colds whoopng cough soreness Of
the chest, lame stomach, rheumatism pttng Of blood
and all lung difficulties, II has no equal that eve We saw
or heard Of w 49,"
lne prcpfety ~ giving condition medicine to horses
Sli'le ana sheep, was discuss and IN tied by many
OF the agricultural soco les hrou bout the state lat
'al ana "e believe that IN every case hut one the, de-
edea lp lqyor Of Sse,aaqV Cqcayg Condition order,
pond lNigment heop&wlw ma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10
SpsfiaI Aotrfes.
Barnard. sumner 81 Co.

Special AOtrfes.
barnard, sumner &, Co.
MAKE THEIR
ANNUAL MARK DOWN SALE THIS MONTH
and offer Great Bargains in all
Winter Goods,
well Linens and Housekeeping Coos and Blankets
Housekeepers should buy years stock of TABLE
DAMAsKs AND NAPKINS, as they are now VERY
CHEAP! diff ialO
school of Drawing and Painting.
GEO. E. GLADWINI
would MORN his patrons and friends that he has RE-
NO ~ MS Studio and school Of DRAwISG ami PAINT
Flock a. I OF OF I'm St where, with more connections
ton in al branches Of Draw ng and Paint ng
lie can n"w in h large rooms urn sh his pupils
ma ue also afford superior facilities color and
Studio VIII be omen and instruction given on Monday,
Tues ay, Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY mornings,
from till T. and SATURDAY after, Don rom i5
Jaw d-W Studio 81 Main ST., Worcester.
DIR. L. II. Hammond,
OFFICE No 10 Myrtle street Residence and night bell
No Madison st. dit Mo
Worcester County Institution for Savings,
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. ..........., February s, 1928
Deposits put on interest the first day of each month
Dividen' male every January and July.
Deposits May |, lS7l....... 81, 565,s45 30.
Hon ALEXANDER H. BULLOCK. President
u@Wu c. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer.
Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.
0FFIcE, NO 0s MAIN STREET. W0RcESTER.
This Bank open every business day from nine O'Clock
N the morning to five O'Clock in the ale noon
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS receged and PIT upon interest The first Of erery
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST made in January and
July, and if not withdrawn addet to the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest," Three Dol
LAYS ys aft CLARENDON HARRIS, r,...u,..
The Worcester Mechanics savings Bank,
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bank is open daily for the receipts of Deposits.
Deposits put upon interest on the Fifteenth day of
each month.
semi-annual Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS, President
H. WOODWARD Treasr dawtf deel
Peoples savings Bank,
452 MAIN ST.
Deposits Nov. 1, '7I..........&o ,O49,G35 49,
Deposits are put on interest on the first day of every
mun,h
The net profits are divided semi-annualy, in February
and August.
IN addition to the usual Bank uours the Bank is open
from e 10 O'Clock Saturday Evenings for the con-
venence of Depositors.
JOHN c. MASON, President.
c. NJ. BENT, Treas.
Worcester Nov. ?. 1871. d&wtf NJ
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noG ESTE MakEErs

ElDG ENFii "a
NEW YORK, Jan. 8. Cotton In NH roma at 1o 10
Gun safes w 0les mldd Upldnds lac + uur
4LMer anu m9iefdeY SctVei sales sSJU bbs; state Ga
sp O. 9.I5 Wi'eat Gpene a shade fruey mi . iiei
qil5t sac: $4,000 bush; 70 rag Sl5.io store. %
white Michigan 81 10 a I8 Corn less s { ~ az
s Ply b9i new mixed western f7]4 a IS aGoat
STEADY. Pork dun and he Wy; new mes I'd = =" ~
S iS;2 LaTG , sea ut "a sac. utter au,ct and
steaJY, Whl key steady; western g. e 915c re
steady - g SIC >g-. tiin; ,,uscOvaio a lie,
IIsnnhg ~ g 45s yonee unn; rio 49, a. 2l9sQ MOS
tdrpehtnt dull nd in buyers ,avJr nj Go m i'l!t-
H. n St9S lot stIaned teIoegp 6gl; crude u ,a
CHIoAee Jan. Floor que, an unchancod ,,,....
rn Sg aci w 9 ao ipfhs SO No do STA "a S Ss'
"a 5oAc Oats quot and eak; ny Syo ''|vyteS ~
"a 80; "a az Do AN marley geie 40 s5rins q
"a Wild Lara we s64s Hams IN p 'Ser az At $50
a. ,,i ~ SnSHiys 4ne .des size; snort rib mf
Green meats lower, at bAc 1--we nus onIS s SteS
SjaS Nj, s1 ey "a ~ 20 g dressed oss nm at
Me1t iSC oys4 I'm l.OOl bush oats 4uj 5@"h ,ya
I hh Si -yNyg logs NmImeu.S 5000 bbls ilon1
blsi rye tOO bush bIdyy 7lO6hGs ''V '"'" o''s' WVO
NO SS e5 AT Jan AQaiJt; Sla5O asked Lard
oWdgH L aac sides o. 20 Ne, rs B,e in'a S dal
niS 1 dr e. cleai rib ami clear sides ~ a g.
Mnishey nGh o'c Green meats tQu, Shoulders AZ
Z, SEW oRLEANs, Gan Cotton quet mddlinps 2os,
Y ArlafowS, Jan. 9-Beef cattle-recelpts 5il noo,.
puce,; sales cuUice sg7j extra 81 a IA. I"A
~ ~ \, r. % Sll second guilty 81 q lid Ind qnay
s.ies are Ia rely on MEDIUM grades that com MN Y
s 10 ~, ~ sae lsnanl IS s9mowht bauer; sales In
aus at Sz'zo g S3eachi extra S5.5O "a $500
Eoretgn MarHets. ~ Atlantic Camel
LoNDoN. Jan. 9-COnsos 9lK L. r. 8 POS ls,1 IoI z.
do 1865. old 95; do. 1857, 93.i o. s. ten-oft
LIVERPOOL Jan. Cotton closed ARM mid linz nm
s s ~ "a 'Vsdi 60 orleans lVs ~ lO.d; sales l5O60
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

HE-ANMTtNG TIT HAtb-Whcn TIA, lmir ceases IN
Draw Com INC scalp the natural lubricant which is ia
sustcnance its vitality is, as it were suspended and If
not promptly attended to, badness viii be the certain
result. The one sure method Of avoiding such an nm
pleasant catastrophe Is 10 use LgoN's KArnA1RoY.
Nneh} WeA wen H'oped into the scalp, will speedily
re'annllte the hair and prevent ii lrom calm, az,
Besiaes that this inimiabe resuscant and stren0th
erofthe hair nourishes and stimulates Ito Young and
tender ibres removes all ohstapcs u thqr growth IN
the shape of danlrnH ad dirt aud ultimately produces
new er9p Of h1lr stronger, giosslcr, and twice ms
abundant 40 the old As hair dressing 1t is notably thc
most agreeable, retreshng and serylceabe article ever
placed upon Il dressing table. deop9tSvlyy iol
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

g lO-4Os " - 69ss
United States currency 5s................. Ing
Western Union Telegraph company ...........735
Pacific Mai Steamship company. .............54%
) Y Central & Hudson RIVER e6nsoI' d.. So
do 10 DO do serip...... gla{
q. do preferred Is
do preferred. .............. .' Lib
sScbissr cenfrSi .'''''''.'''.. l3s
Panama railroad ............. .............. 10
gIion paclac railroad stock ..,..............S5ss
Lake Shore d Michigan 'outheTp Il r.. q0x
Illinois Central rairos, tip'.'''''-'..'''';ol
ciaTsjsn S9 ad pif1lSgS s,,.
Chicssl nd Northwestern railroad .........,67sE
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati railroad. SO
New Jersey Central railroad. ................lU
-.iS N .n MS & g. IL f''i '...lOs
ledq and wshSst ralros .,'.....'.. nv
Sor, q 40 .vro ard , 90 pref. ........,s5
Alton anu rerre HsuteTailroad .............2
10 preierre ...,...........,.,.... 81
Chicago and Alton railroad. ..................Ii74
Ohio and Mississippi railroad ,.,...,..........4SK
Harttor' 4nr hr'c "dllr lau...,...,... ...... ~
Columbus, Cincinnati " Ind. Central X ak
3 3GGBoi n an5 y Isa snI Quincy Rlg5
Central Pacific gold bonds. .................,I0iX
y ,'on IaeaG railroad Isl mort O'............sO5s
Union Pacific land grants. 73si
Union Pacific railroad income los ...... ss%
cen, 1-,i,, go 80. \ ST. q, Jan. 9.
s5OO United States skies. lss.,..,..... ,.....ll4k
j1 1laItloTa anq Erie railroad Is Sol 5a3J&s
9JVe0 Ih!on Paclhc railroad bs............... gu
9 W w. w. Ct ~ W.; Ca RI g, 1889. .,t,..iCO
Boston and Maine railroad ............ i87
w "a sto, % IlSNtS..'..- ..-..ll4Gg ia
IS Chicago Burlington and quincy r R,.. i3S
. Eastern railroad. fg3
ljp -chik&n ae.s..., EUat .......... IT;Gi GiiI7
"A 'gtensburg Lake Cham Uiaiil l. Il. ~
W Phll,l w va '%a.f--7ar RAILROAD ., III sG55s
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth railroad. IL
10 Eutanu rltirOad, common. ..,.........
~ kut.slla .rUt4 uruI ......... '''''''
10 mon PuchI railroad . - az Ssat,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

Lea a. Perrins sauce,
pronounced by eonlnsE eNrs "rHE ONLY Coon
AAuCE."
Ii nnrovos appetite AMI Glge ti0n, and Il Ia unryalcd
for Us 1aYJr, We ae directed by aessrs LEA PEn-
INNS prosecute all partlts making or vending cuun-
icriclts. John DuNCAN'S SONS, Agents,
apl3 deopdm New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

Tue LAuenNe FACE - Everybody is pleased who
uses WILLIAMS EXTRACT JAMAICA GSGIa. ialOdn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

LONDON. Jan. 9.-COnsois ok u 20, isen "a, q .
40 mo- old, 9j; do 1854 93. o. s. ten-oftics ~
Li,NEBfooL Jan CntlQn CLOSED Arm; mid, linz IN
bales. ''' '''e' l''oVV