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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

THuEaToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Ia the
best Dentri1ce In use. IL keeps the Teeth clean
aud white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 70 and 90 cents.
JouyEH's Inodsrous Kid Glove Cleaner IL far
superior TO Ruything known. Price 70 cents.
THouPsoS's POmade Optime Ia exquisite. II
softons, beautlheH, and Strengthens tho hall.
Price 70 and % cents.
All for sale BY Druggists.
PRICE LIST or dENTs' FURMsuINa GooDs
AT GOLDMAN n STEINBERo, NEW GKHTs
FuRNiaHINa uooDs SrORR, No. TO SEVENTH
sTRKET, coREER OF @
Good White Shirts, IS cents, IS cents, q, e. 50.
Our 81 white shirts Is unsurpassed in the city
good MeTino Undershirts and Drawers, 80 cents,
70 cents rs cents, 81, 81 10 and 81 so. We sell
better o. UndershiTt than any house In toWn.
Knit Jackets, large variety and at very low
prices. The nnest variety VI Ties, Bows and
Scarfs ever seen IN this ely.
Depot for Gents Kid Olives, In all the opera
colOrs and shades Tor street wear. Gloves,
Gloves Gloves, OF any imaginable kind, and at
low figures. Come and convince yourselves. Al
goods warranted as represented.
GoLDMAS h SrEINBEna,
Corner Seventh and q streets.
THH KY TO HEALTH. Il q the easiest thing
In the world 70 lose the blessing OF health, but
when lost II 10 not 90 easy to regain II. The
popular idea Of tfty years ago that a tremen.
dOus securing OF the bowels was an essential
element Of cure In almost all diseases has iortu.
nately for mankind been pretty etiectually
exploited. Tho Introduction Of Hostetter's
Stomach Biuors, nearly quarter Of century
ago, may be said to have given the coup de grace
10 drastic puTgatlOn. The world has learned
from the beneficial effects produced by that
admirable preparation that one medicine may
embrace the three properties Of tonic, laNa-
tive and an alternatives; that the three curative
processes Of Inauguration, publication and regu-
lAtiOn may be comprised At the same time by
the operation Of a single agreeable remedy.
There are sound, philosophical reasons for the
remarkable Improvement which the Bitters
occasion IN the condition OF q deranged and
enfeebled system. This pure combination Of
vegetable juice not only strengthens the
stomach, stimulates tho appetite and braces
tho nerves, but also imparts tone and ylgOr 10
the secretOry Organs-as the skin, the liver, and
the kidneys-And II tho blood has become too
thin and Watery to nOuTlsh the body properly,
enriches and yitaliEes that raw material" VI
all the solid portions OF the frame. At this
period OF the year, when Intermittent levers,
bilious disorders, stomach complaints, and dys-
enteric and diarrbOelc ailments are always more
or less rife occasional doses Of the Bitters will
be found the best safeguard against the atmoa-
pheric conditions which generate them An
accession OF general yigor IL necessary 10 enable
the system to resist the morbid influence Of the
malRrIous vaPOrs which rise from the earth at
this season, and Of all the known inyigorants
HOstetteTs Bitters Is the safest and the most
potent MW&F
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

~ WABHIHuToH, ID, o., October 81, 1879.
, On the petition Of SAMUEL Nc. TOMPKlEB u BinF
Sing N, y, and JONI hAOLUnE, Of keWAIk, N, j.,
pIsJn4 Tor the sHtepsion Vt patent granted them
on the lat dag OF February, h aud TsiasuBd on tho
I'd day Of January ls7a fof Improvement In liar.
meas Saddle TTsoai
Ats ordered that tbs testimony In the ease be closed
on the BlSt day Of December noHt that the time
for hliuG ArEumenta and tho HGAmlneF'a report bs
HsIL
Any person may oppose this extension,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
sYPREMs GoT y or EHE PEsERIgI
A. WEBSTER,
NaIlalar Of WIN

WM X. Wood A. 90, BAI,TIMuH 4, nn
w PhUPRlkTOR5 OF GULDb LOW PRkB
SURE STEAM AND nOT.WAfER ukAIING
AND VkN1IlIATlRG APPARATUb.
NothlnE nnootod with our home, lta health
comfort and happiness oAn Justly command more
Important confederation than the quality aud vital
ig Of the air, the element upon which chiefly d, .
pgnds the oIistsnes q those most dear 70 Us, our
wives and children, who spend the greater pa ri Of
lhelI lives vi bin doors, Hence, the artificial heat
which may mAko that air Impure becomes beet Of
Paramount Significance. The following are low Of
the many buildinHu where our AppAI4tua u in use
Howard UBiVsralt. OoTooran Art GAllSTJ, Masonic
T0mplo supreme Court room, Oon EresGtonGl Library
and hotundA 81 Unl cd states pAplto MEllAoh School,
treodmAn'H Bank, Patent ONCE, ). W. ThOmp,0n's
dselllnE, MArphAll Browns, ThoS. j. DuTGntI, USn
geo. v; BAlloeh'a GOVsrnoLs Mansion, Annapolis
OonVent Of Visitation, and Mount hope Insane AHy
lnm, baltimore. ssnd for descriptive circular and
THE PARIS RANGE AND PARLOR SUN AND
LIGHTNING klRIt.PLAUE HEATERS TsueiVvd
the premiums At the Maryland State tAT, the Fair OF
the Maryland lpsttu,s, snd American lnBtitutn BAlr
Of New York. fhty are the best kAnEos aud fire.
plAoe heAtgTs In tho United htAtsa. tOT sale BY tho
principal Dealers In WAAhnEtOn, G80rR0tOWn and
AleAAhdf A6D2-Sm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

POLIoE OOURT-JUdgs SRsH.-This court was
engaged In routine business only yesterday,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

RARIOw's GALLERY or FINE Ants
Renewed frOu No. 1895 to No. 1928 rem.
sylvRniR avenue,
On Tree exhibition and Tor sale large ooIleeiiap
OnPAinuugs, Engraving Ub ON %, BronsssL
htltaAfI rare OhinAi Alre choice stock Of poTeeEl
and Photograph fTAmsa.
In BAKIOw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

Northeast corner q aud Thirteenth sti
northwest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30

&H !-LOST-Monday, Sept,
epC 23d, A SILVER HUNTER CASED WATtH
madebv J.. W, Deacon, Marion, N j No 9O,37s The
hnder VIII receive the above reward and no questions
asked by returning the same to
s25 dive oxfoTd 'Ma..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30

GOMMONWEALT OF MASSACHU-
~ SETTS-W oRCEsTER Probate Court. To the
Heirs atlaw next OF kin and all other persons interested
in the estate of Il ENRY HAYWOOD, late Of Worcester
in said county, deceased;
Upon the petition of William H. Haywood, you are
hereby cited to appear at Probate Court to be held at
Worcester. in said county the third Tuesday
Der next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon to show cause
il any you have why instrument purportng the
last will and testament deceased and codc thereto
should not be approved and also why said William H.
Haywood the executor therein named should not be
empt from giving surety suretes on his bond
And the said petitioner Is ordered to this eta
ton, by publishing the same week, three weeks
successfully, in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication to be day
least before said court and to send cause to be
sent, written printed copy Of this notice. properly
mailed postage prepaid to each of the heirs deysees
legatees of said estate, their legal representatives
known to the petitioner, days at least before said
court.
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire, Judge of said Court
this twenty day of September, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-twO.
CHAS. L. STEVENS, Register.
20 ds27G30EO-s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30

BUTTONS.
HOUSE, NO. SO VERNON ST,

The SUBSCRIBER, being about to remove west will sci
by Public Auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
Oct. Sd, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, his
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
COMPARISON wITn A BOTLER.

In furnace the air takes the place of water and then
the general principles are similar Iarge boiler, con-
sructed on well improved plans, is better than small
one for economy, durability, and full and uniform sup
ply OF steam So of furnace. and the criticisms
whose kOWiedge enables them to Judge and measure
cuately are requested to make the application of these
surface of this furnace.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
A DMINIsTR AToR's SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

on TUESDAY, Oct. 22d, at O'clock on the premises
the well known BACON FARM" situated In the town
Of Barre, and belonging to the estate of the late Chas
NJ. Spooner. This flfm contains about 200 acres ali
choice and highly productive and-cutng the present
season, some eighty tons Of English Hay The fields are
fenced with stone wallis There is young thrifty appe
orchard OF loo trees OF grated fruit in bearing cond
ton. The buildings consist of handsome tvvo-sfor
Mansion, large, modern-buiit barn, with cellar and
other outbuildings, a IN good repair, surrounded by
some thirty ornamental shade trees, and located onx
about three miles om the proposed Depots on the Mass
Central and Ware River Railroads This is really a
splendid opportunity to first class country res
denee, and one OF the best farms in Worcester 10 -
Terms very liberal For further Information annl. A.,
j. q, NUDGE, Peiersham, Mass. fr'' ~
WM. Ii. SPOONER Administrator
7. II. BABBiTT, Auctioneer
Barre, Mass, Sept. %, ls12 d2w "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30

&SA REWARD! Lost from my wagon,
ROO near Pleasant street, an OvERCOAT with
two memorandum books letters and papers OF no value
to any one but the owner. Whoever will return the
books, letters and papers to this Office or to The sub
serber shall receive the above reward and questions
asked. n a TAfIOR
SIS DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
FIRST MORTGAGE
7 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS

have been Justly regarded prime security, the loca
ton Of the line the financial strength of the stockhod
ers in the company, and the very unusually large
ings combining to prove these Bonds beyond Ques-
ton They nave been sold freely during the past few
months to Trust Companies Savings Banks and the
shrewd and careful investors. The per mile is
only about Sls50 making annual interest charge OF
only sl295 per mile, while the earnings have already
been nearly s. 900 permie.
The Bonds 81 900 each payable in 40 years. with
interest at the rate of per cent gold, payable Apri
and October.
Present prices-OO and accrued Interest," in
currency. Those purchasing before October LIST will
the advantage of the gold premium upon the Coupon
due on that date
We have no hesitation ia fully recommending thes
Bonds eminently,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
BYE. W. ABBOTT, Auctioneer.
PARE CHANCE TO BUY A GOOD
HOUSE,

THOROUGHLY BUILT AND CENTRALLY To-
GATED,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
INDIANA BLOCKlCOAL
THE INDIANA DIVISION,

now being built win very largely Increase the business
Of the entire line as it viii traverse both Btuminous
and Block Coal Fields to which the main and branch
tracks of the Chicago Danve and Vinceunes Railroad
viii have yery ready and economical access.
This division will be finished during the present
SON the necessary iron and other material having been
bought AND PAID FOR The Company's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
MORTGAGES SALE AT AUCTIONl
ON SATURDAY., OCT. ),
at2P.M at Brown q Barnard's Stable Thomas street,
OSGOOO'S EXPRESS PROPERTY.

Two Magnificent Family Horses Superior Fxprea.
Horses, Wagons, two of them new; lungs small
Wagon with pole. one 4-wheel Truck, / sleigh, Sci
Runners, Harnesses, Canvass Wagon Covers Horse
Covers Horse Blankets, Haters, Office Furniture Mes
senger Trunks, Safes, &c, &c.
Oct. 4, at II O'Clock. ''N'''
G. b. METCALF, Mortgage
So dts b. W. ABBOTT, Auctioneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
FOUR GRAND CONCERTS
viii be given during the Festival. and
FOUR MATINEES,

FIRST CoNcERT-WEDNEsDAY EVENING. October
Is Miscellaneous; Choruses, Glees Songs Duets Or
gan and Piano selections. -
SECOND CONCEET-rHURSDAY EVENIN October
II. The 4rtsts Gfaad Concert together with MiseeI-
aneOus Churuses
THIBD CoNCERT-FRIDAY AFTERNOON. October
Is. Grand Symphony Concert by the Boston Orchestral
Union, with the assistance Of the Distinguished Artists
above named
FRIDAY EVENING, octoberls the Festival will
close with Its Fourth Concert, by giving Memberships
sublime OrltOriO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
BY AUCTION.
Tuesday, Oct. /, at ii o'clo ok A. NJ,

win be sold by Public Auction. on the premises to
the highest bidder without reserve, on
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
rs NOTICE. COMMONWEALTH OF

Us N UJIUt. = UUMNIUN W EAITH OF
~ MASSACHUSETTS. - Worcester, SIS TO
Mrs. Felix Norway, ofGraon, in the county of Worces
ter and to any and all other persons claiming any interest
in about two gallons of rum. in Jug; one-siN-
teenth gallon Of mixed liquor, in one bottles which, by
virtue OF warrant issued by the First District Court
Eastern Worcester, IN said county, have been seized
at the dwelling house of said Mrs. Felix Norway, in said
Grafton on the twentythird DAY Of September the
year thousan eight hundred and seventy two the
value Of which liquors. with the vessels containing
them, in the opinion Of said Court does not exceed
twenty dollars
You are hereby required to appear before tin First
District Court OF Eastern Worcester to be holden
at the Court Room in Grafton in said county of Worces
ter CD the fifteenth day of October next. answer
to the complaint against said liquors and the vessels
containing them, and for trial. and to show cause if any
you have, why said liquors and vessels should not be
forfeited for being kept for sale by said Mrs Felix
Norway, in violation of the laws OF said Common
wealth
Witness James W. White Esq, at said Grafton, this
twenty fourth day of September in the year OF Lord
thOuand eight hundred and seyenty-two.
JAMES W. WHITE, Justice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
RADIATING SURFACE.

a large radating surface is important that the heat
generated may not pass the chimney and more es-
peciay that the foregoing results may be obtained.
All dealers in common furnaces claim this the alb
sury of which clm will best he exhibited by refer
ence to recent interview with gentleman Of large ex-
peence in the furnace business He claimed to have
the largest radang surface in his furnace any in the
market. asked him how much there was in his medi-
um-slzed. lie cOud not tell; that of ms largest
which he sells for $3.50 l inquired If the latter had
10000 square inches After reflection he replied in the
negative, | replied My smallest has Is 600 and my
largest $4,000 square inches of radiating surface
Makers OF steam boilers find that assertions will not
make fer them sales or steam.
mechanical industry reqnires correct rules and n
make and sell her machinery - ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-19
The Late Bishop John MeGiiI, OF
Richmond, Wa.

The death OF His Grace, the Right
Reverend John McGill, Roman Catho,
lie Bishop, of Richmond, Va, at his
residence on Grace street, Richmond,
on Sunday morning, has already been
announced. The following sketch OF
this venerable prelate will not be unin-
teresting: Bishop McGill was distin.
guished American prelate, who admin
istered the hierarchical and priestly
affairs OF a diocese which comprised all
Western Virginia and the valley formed
by the Allegheny and Blue Bidge
mountains, extending as far as Monroe
county, in West Virginia. lie was
carried of by cancer Of the stomach,
from which he had been confined to his
bed for the past nine weeks. This we'll
known divine, by the amiability OF mis-
temper and manner, won the esteem OF
all the other religious sects in Virginia,
as well as that of all the members OF
his own"
His funeral took place Yesterday with
i'm oppressive ceremonies. A number oi
bishops Of the Catholic Church were
present, and the attendance was very
large. lie has gone 10 the grave with
the respect and regret OF the community
in which he had lived and served 80
long.-Baltim0re Journal l7h.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-19
CINCINNATI.
More Frauds.

CINCINNATI, January lS.-The CON-
missioners appointed by the Court o
Common Pleas to inquire into alleged
frauds in the different departments Of
the county government for the last two
or three years, made their report to-day.
1t shows gross mismanagement and
corruption in nearly every department.
Large sums OF money have been realized
in the way of omitted assessments, on
which the Auditor receives five per
cent for afterwards finding. 1t
is reported, also, that many OF
these omissions were purposely made
in order to give an opportunity to COL
lect the per cent on the second or
omitted assessment. The amount OF
property omitted from the first assess
ment and afterwards found during 1870
was nearly $6,500,000, nd on which
the Auditor realized over $4,000.
John Wobon, who stabbed Lawrence
Gibbens on the Abeona, below Louis,
vile, is under arrest at Louisville.
Gibbens died at the Louisville Marine
Hospital last night. The officers OF
the boat think it a case OF self-defense.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-19
CAPTAIN SILAs BRENT, in a recent lee,

CAPTAIN SILAs BRENT, in recent lee
ture, delivered in st. Louis, termed
THE Thermometric Gateways to the
Pole" made the startling assertion that
to reduce Northern Europe to frozen
wilderness we have only 10 make big
enough cutting in the Isthmus OF Pan.
ANA to send the surplus equatorial cur.
rent of the Atlantic into the Pacific,
instead OF having it diverted, as now.
to the shores Of Europe. We could do
this, the lecturer said, for the small sum
Of three hundred thousand millions OF
dollars; and by thus freezing Europe up
we shall be prevented from sending an
apology to Germany for furnishing
France with munitions OF war during
the late struggle which, at the same
time, it would relieve our minds from
all anxious forebodings as to the course
Germany intends to pursue If we persist
in refusing to apologize when we are
officially asked TO do 30 Warrington
Patriot.
captain Brents theory was exploded
months ago. See the GALAXY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-19
.RIdIug the GOat."

The Norwalk Gazette tells the follow
ing humorous incident, which will be
appreciated by the craft:
Quite novel incident transpired as
our Odd Fellow brothers were retiring
from their election Of officers. An ad-
vance guard coming out espied on the
walk in front Of our office entrance, a
huge goat. "as black as the steeds OF
night" 1t was a purely natural I'M
pulse 10 seize him, and under the pre-
tense that the animal was the one
chronicled as belonging to the lodge,
the poor brute was carried up stairs and
securely shut in the entry hall. As
the brothers poured out en- masss they
were confronted by the yeritable goat,
who, with head erect, stood braced
ready to repel any further indignity TO
his person, and even to dispute the
passage OF the hall. Here was diem
ma. Several ofthose who had without
flinching, ridden the fabled beast
bliudfolded, over platforms, tables,
desks and chairs, fairly quailed at the
prospect Of these open hostIIltes. A
grand movement was essayed with
a view of getting the door at
the animals rear. But this ig-
ANONYMOUSLY failed, as he would
swing his horned battering piece
around as rapidly as il hung on
swivel. The movements or our late
double-ender war whips bore no COM
parison 10 the sable beasts celerity in
reversing his piece. At length, Vice
Grand elect Hill was summoned, who,
having just succeeded in carrying every
thing before him in the election mp
stairs, it was supposed would be equal
10 the emergency Of routing this new
adversary. Hill having served with
distinguished bravery in the C0mmiSsary
Department during the war, and having
his native stragetic inspirations fired by
recent victory, soon succeeded in reliev.
ing his imprisoned brothers from their
vexatious blockade. Decorating him
self with collars, aprons, tinsels, &c,
appropriate to his new office, he APP
peared before the bewildereed and per-
picked goat While the attention OF
the animal was rivited TO brother Hills
gay, gorgeous and picturesque decora-
tions, a nimble brother darted to the
rear and opened the door, when the
Vice Grand shook his flaming regalias,
and lifting up his voice to its most
sonorous pitch. shouted AvAUNr! With
one leap and bound the aifrighted beast
made for the street, and as he has not
been seen or heard of since, the supPo.
sition is that the poor creature is still
runninge-at large"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-19

DICK YATES, once Governor Of Hi
nois and Senator in Congress, is fast
going 70 the bad. The other day he
visited banking house in Springfield,
H., and demanded $50. twas refused
him, whereupon he abused the teller
like pickpocket, and had TO be elected.
lie visited a saloon and asked for a
drink Of whisky. The bar keeper told
him he had none, wbereupon he grew
so violent that he was put out by force.
Drunken, friendless and an outcast, he
is now a perfect wreck, and even his
friends have come TO the conclusion
that the only srrvice he can render Is
TO die.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-19
The Rebuke from Russia.

The note OF Prince Gortschakotf,
which has just been published, concern
ing the treatment 10 which the Russian
minister to the United States, N. Cata-
cazy, was subjected, aud the hints in
relation to official discourtesy, are some
what tart and pointed, though expressed
with diplomatic propriety OF speech.
When Mr.. Fish, in his note OF Noyem-
Der l6, 1871, to Mr.. Curtin, our minister
at St. Petersburg, ior the information
OF Prince Gortschakoff, who wanted
TO know, enumerated the charges
and specifications against Mr.. Cat
acazy, upon which he was dis
missed, he expressed his con-
yictien that it was only needed to state
these unwarrantable proceedings to the
imperial government TO obtain against
them "the rebuke and consideration OF
the Emperor. Instead OF this, the
American government is rebuked and
not Mr.. CatacaEy. The Russian note
to Mr.. Curtin was published in a Rus.
sian newspaper, as tie accusations OF
Mr.. Fish has been in an American
newspaper 1t is to be hoped that It
will be simply newspaper war, and
involve no further erunpleasantness. There
seem to be larger bearings 10 this
affair than its personal aspects. as the
active efforts to defeat the Washington
treaty, imputed to Mr.. Catacazy, could
scarcely have been made except under
the inspiration OF his own Government,
whose agents in the east Of Europe have
spread the idea that America was TO be
counted in on the Russian side in a
future struggle for the control OF Asia
and the Levant. 1t is a pity that this
squabble should have occurred while
Prince Alexis is on a visit to this coun.
try.