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TO Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC


FENHlS work, which has been adopted az the
Il text book in the Classical and English nish schoo
OF shis town. confidently recommended TO teachers "a
containing the following points OF excellence over any
other Arithmetic in use.
l. The arrangement is simple and more philosopbcal
The work Is more complete, both as a text book and
book of reference ''O
B. 1t has been greatly condensed, by dispensing with
most oil the separate rules for the treatment Of Decmas
Fractions, and Federal Money
e. In addition to all the ordinary ArithInetical OPERA
tions many useful principles introduced that are to be
found in no other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS
WORCESTER, July "a. 1916.
Having made use of the second part of AIR 'Cbases
Anhmeuc curing the past year, recommend il as
me pest manual zoe have Ii conn in short
space much valuable information and the exercises so
arrahge0 mat Class once conducted faithfully through
the book cannot fail to have received thorough know
edge of the science. The introduction of decma in con
Recion with Enumeration the solution problems in pro-
portion bv the method of and effect and other sor
tion4 of the work, and valuable.
ELBRlDGE SMITH,
Principal of Glass. and Eng High School
HASBROUCK DAVIS,
Teacher Of Maih Department
SALEM, July 81, 1916.
After using the second part of Chases Arithmetic for
year and If my expcc ations in regard its merits are
fully realized know of no hook hich, in nv oDniOD
is SO well fitted to make thorough Arilhmeticans The
arrangement is emineny philosophical the rules and def
ntions simple, accurate and comprehensive the ilusra-
lions direct concise and plain. the numerous questions
praclca and happily adapted exercise the mind of the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM,
Principal of the Eng. High School for boys.
The work is also highly recommended by the Principal
OF the Normal School at Newton, by the Public School
Teachers of New York and Philadelphia, and by many
others URTAH HUNT q son, Publishers,
No. a, N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia
For Sale at the principal Bookstores.
ar School Committees will he furnished with copies for
examination, gratuitously, at LAZELL's Book store,
worcester. Sept. 80, 1876. II
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.FnE pROTECTloN INs. 90.
W.
ONcs No. 8, Exchange Buildings NOrtb If III
Sim EIoyee I1rtford n

OB7cs No. 5, hrcRqNge BNtldIngS, N0rIb II ne
State HoHse, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company was Incorporated by the legislature OF
l. Connecticut, with Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, FOR the purpose of effect
Ing Fire and Marine Insurance, and has the power in-
creasing it's Capital to Half Million o. Dollars.
The Company offer insure Houses Stores Mills, Fac
tories, Barns aud their contents, and all che nsuabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The
premium offered low those of other similar
Institutions, and every has opportunity for tTnng
SUN 10 protect himself against the OF this desruc-
tnn element The the Office pursues in transactng
their business and in the adjusting and payment oi losses
IL prompt aud liberal
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by IRE tn Worcester Vicinity, referred for
further PARTICULARS to ISAAC DAVIS, ESQ., his Office
Worcester WILLIAM CONNER, Sec'y
Hartford, July IL, 1874. ~
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Farm far Eale in Rntland.

- CONTAINING one hundred aud hirty-fve acres
Fh - Of excellent Land under high state OF cuiva-
.&G2Ation, situate one mile from the Meeting House
The land is suitably divided into moving tillage, pasture,
and wood. The iarm is well fenced. Good is
brought the house aud barn through aquedqct from
never failing springs On The arfn is a good DIV elling
House. Barn, other outbuildings all good repair
The whne be bought together, the buildings and IS
Of land called the Home Place. will best suit
he purchaser. The above will be sold low, and any
wishing excellent farm bargain, will do well
call and examine for further particulars apply 10
WIN. ESTABROO4, on the premises, to WILLARD
BROAD, Il, Rutland d2aw wt4h Nov
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PAPER WAREH0UsE,

No 9 BURLIxG-SLfr. NEW yJrsK-
GYRUS W FIELD offers for sale, at the low
" manufacturers prices very extensive assormeni
of PAPER. comprising every possible variety adapted
the Of in all sections Of the country.
Paper of all kinds made order at short notice
The stock OF Printing Paper unusually large, part
which is OF very superior quality.
Paper Makers Materials of every description
imported and kept constantly hand viz Feelings Wire
CLOTH F0BIdriaer Wires, Bleaching Powder, Blue Ultra
nariH, Irvine, &c. DC.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
ne, purchased, which the highest price cash
will I've paid dwly Feb H.
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PATIENTS.
american and Foreign Office, and Agency of tn
U. S. Patent Office, Washington,
No 90 State Sfranf - RnSfnn

INOs az Stdto StIGtiS - 1OStOHs
TNHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
of Patents, agent OF the u. Patent Office fen the
purpose ofreceivng and fo wardng the all
mooels, specimens OF ingredients and manufactures
shall be intended 10 be patented deposited therein
which will be received and forwarded free Of expense
risk their owners and with all possible Dispatch The
subscriber will prepare caveas specifications. assign
ments and all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches ntO American and foreign works Tor
taihins the validity or utility of inventions, and render
advice all legal and scientific matters respecting the
same Patents in Europe ard Other countries
By application nj this Office, inventors saved the
time and expense Of journey Washington and delay
there, well all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents. The experience Of fourteen years. praccean
tensive collection of works. documents, decisions,
&C., mechanical subjects and the Patent Laws-and
patents Of different countries collected at much expense
during the long this office has been established, and
TO which daily additions are being made, together with
counts here kept of inventions patented at Washington,
enable me to afford important assistance and information
inventors DESTROYS OF securing patents which in Other
respects might be difficult OF attainment.
weodly33 r. Ii. EDDY, Civil Engineer.
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Pekin Tea COMPANY,


nor SALE by the Pekin Tea Company attheiy
Office No. IA FRONT STREET, (UP srAIas)
wore ESTER,
large assortment OF EA $, al Of this years mpor-
aiion, to which they call the attention Of Hotels Country
Merchants and Families.
CATALOGUES OF TEAS
Ming Yong Pouchong good. Ooong, good.
do do do fine. do fine.
do do Sluchong d, extra fine
had the pure article.
English Breakfast Tea fine.
Howqua's Mixture extra fine
Pekoe Flower rich b'k tea
Congo extra fine
YOUNG HYSON, sweet cargo
do. do do do finer.
do do fine cargo.
do do extra fine.
do do Silver Leof-This Is superior
and seldom sold in his country
do do Goldea CHOP, garden growih-Ths Is
the finest Green Tea cultivated in China, and has
never been imported exeept as presents 10 Importers
HYSON, very fine
do Plantation growth.
Gunpowder, superior.
do plantation growth.
Imperial fragrant.
do superior
HYSON SKIN. extra fine.
NE PLUS ULTRA-This Tea is fragrant and Yields
perfume truly delightfully."- is OF garden gTowth-and
superior To any teas sold in this country.
For further particulars, see handblls at the
Office ofthe Pekn Tea Company Sign ofthe Chinese Man
No. IA up StGrs) Front st Worcester, Ms.
Orders from the country for the Chest or single pound
promptly attended to-
Parcels OF IS lbs and upwards be Forwarded
try purchasers E. Ii KENDALL, Agent
Worcester, Oct 6. dwn
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INDELIRLE INK.

TNDELIBLE INK, with and without preparation, has
L been manufactured by VIM Bailey at his laboratory,
corner OF Sands and Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. Y For
over years the demand for has been constantly in
creasug has in every instance given entire
satisfaction il has been proved re equal not supe
rior 10 any The proprietor II TO answer
every purpose, or the money refunded
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RpooKLYN. Feh. la. 1e4G.

BROOKLYN, 70, It4O.
commenced the actnre OF lndeble Ink in 1910,
both with and without the preparation very extensive
SCALE sent my Ink all the United States 1t has
now well estab shed repu alton II has been found
be equal IL superior to any other Ink in II is in
luce let black mark and wash out, II will not
spread and freely from pen BE particular that you
buy my Ink WILLIAM BAILEY.
Prepared wholesale and retail by VIM BAILEY, at his
Pharmacy corner of Sands and Fuon.st BRooRLYN MY
az None genuine unless signed
For sale In Worcester BY JAMES GREEN CO.. and
M. u. GREEN. Sw43
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House and Lots for Sale.

4 NEW aud Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street
t,.sj 4 Also, HUI Sc LOTS Laurel lIill-many
as OF them commanding the est view of Worcester OF
my lois in The market. A. Nj MERRIFELD.
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New England House
\ D. 1T broadway, nearly opposite Wall Street
New York.

New York.
FEflE above named house having Undergone nate
e.A rial alterations and been fitted up in superior
tsas manner for Ladies' and Gentlemen who may want
transient board, will hereafter afford desirable
Communications all who may desire quetness and agree
able society," Ii strictly temperance house and located
In the immediate vicinity Of business, which makes il
pleasant for business The proprietor assures the
public aud friends that every exerton will lie
their comnr and merit continuance Of the pat
ronage has ALREADY received for which he very CRATE
fui N b. Price 81 25 per day
Aug 5, 1876. stiff p. WIGHT, Proprietor.
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq., Treasurer.
This Company commenced issuing Policies IF Assurance
on the first of june le4 and during the first has is
sued $50 Policies, and received in premiums $6,7SS.
Premiums Of Assurance for One Hundred Dollars.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

WORCESTER, Mass.
- TINE subscriber would inform the public that he
LIN L has taken that well known stand, called the
Giia@UNITED STATES HOTEL, and has opened the
Temperance House.
From his long experience the keeper u public house
tn this town In Boston, and Mbury he hatteis himself
that he business and he pledges himself
inst shall he wanting on his part to give salts
faction Those who favor bin with their custom.
Il To lhuse who feel interest in the great temper
ance reform looks confidently for sympathy and aid in
sustaining the new character given 10 this house.
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of Worcester.
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Hon. JOHN DAVIS, Presiden.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, ~. D.,,
Hon STEPHEN SALISBURY { Ftce FfeStUs''S

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naarke, ay be quoted Arm The ,alss day have been
TO considerable ex,-n. including looo 5bls osuego at
90. Oao VIA Sew-Or'esns 10 entirely pominsl. he
Southern descriptions ARE heavy. TIE rang. fer con-
mon grades Geores.nwn. Richmond. Baltimore Ai~xen
tria Rr.ndYvte-. &c. l. 81 s7.6Si p Ssi-. 1900
1000 ss, G-o=gsto~n 4, 81 Corn Meal s2-7i and
acSvs. Rye Flour 50 50dS!s!: Sup~iSn~ > H.
sa'p'toa. IN !2c % qC-hiy nne feed l3o{ cs
GRalH-tn WheA; e rear Of po;hins doing. Red "a
worm about 6Oc. TIE supplies Of Corn uloder-t~
but the rlE>s-r 10 hrri sales 800 Cr 500
bush Mixed Western - q 50c. weight according %
quality Ryei. wanted for shipment day q: t5c 5E:
ve hear 81 90 saics Cs 20 G3ic for Surtee-a. In
Barley ,te:e IS nothing doing. Northern Beans are
worth 25al 81: = buih. Black Eyed Peas 90 =
Dag Of ou.h.
WHlsKY-The qao.a:ion FOR good bblsi. lec, acd go
$50 tolls been sold INC ucag PARCEL Of com
mon at lc;c Drudge 10 lac, steady.
HAYve quote sale. so or 600 bales North River a.
- SOC = cws- The supplies moderate
HoPs-A ssle Of g bses Western uas made for ship
men: 10 London priva:e terns The rage Tor retail
trade lie 10 10 q
LEAD-A sale Of 100 pig, reported TO have beea
mace, bur we could no, learn particulars
LATES-The ros-se, Is firm al 81, csls, 8: weca
seTrrai cArgUcs hare 5ssn sod.
PLh5TER-There I. Eastern IL market Britain
/, y.sutJ aud selling az = = = ton.
BARK-we note a sale of 10000 n South Sea q: 35c.
and 500 do Horta- 're.t at sc, sn.cf home sss
HlDEs-Saie. go T-xa. terms 40. made public
sUGaR-A SAFE Of 200 nhds Cuba Muscovato was
macs =, u cts saicn fully sGs,aned me market
PgOylSiOSS-eork continues 70 Dc heavy and the
MARIE, De- auo'rd over 50 and 20 rom mt
n-uos Hsf :. also very c1isniai sales ~ .: n 60
and .7.o7 90 10 Lard bear Of s'ale Of 200 oos
s,595!c Ia Picked Meats Ne hear Of 70 bhds Shout
cers h, 81 cts Shoulders are B; II 4 Cts. Hams CO
Smoked Beef is c,s; Hama at cts; Sides sac
Shoulders 3ie5 butter is Father heavy al 7c II cts
for Western Grease 10 demand al 6ia7 CITE. with
sale. ~ 900 n. Cheeses cutler and sales ore making
at 6! NIL cts
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MUTE ON WEAVING

II APPLETON 60. .tt Bro-c ay. h.V- Juu import
tS.-c frriu t.!s.sow Praciiczi Ttrsi-- OF N-sSlp.
bv aud suc Power LOons Ia which Ih- Theory hnd ffac-
uc- of The A are carefully PLACED and amply Au'T"-
led by Representations OF Ih- machinery and imp --is rs
they he used in weaving, AccoFoltg ~ o- sctno"
LED ,.d principles % By George W aiir rrsr-
rc. Weaver vol svc coDI.iains ~ s-r psivs and nu'
ui-rpus cuts Pre- IS 50.
The Is pououuo cd by practical men IN the aiied
SS.rs and IN Scotand ne Coed ugly valuable NE aa-
lbor had may seSrs experience 10 ih- seeI -n
ufsc,orivs 10 glasgow IL 10 designed as gulce 10 hfee
classes Of manufacturers: To To- manufacturer By oanc
looms by pr-sen;ius him with n-crsssry 10 bii own
mode manufacturers inir pouct,On 10 The mode OF
manulscunpg by pn~rr, 10 which ~! har weaving 10
tending manufacturer by power loom usetn-ry ny
su hin the s--clinn auc adaptation OF n- Ulschip--
for pur pose in accordance VIA Tho pftcp'-s And
pr-cc- OF weaving AID 10 h- - slL e-r BY
-nahlog him The m>chn-iya oughi ~ De, as
&C -pi-G WORK :Or which IA, e-'gu-d
To reuccr the much pos'lole gu ia 20 NE
of scturrr either nv maud or power oni'
siv-a for facilitating he cacG.ron'
aL!o- OF III Goth bu sh 5usn ~
especially designed oE lh- trace l' IL aun-f OF
srraiyuc pr-s-uts al SpoaoE u De 81.
uf soG- hlch machinery l. Spsru-ea
ing H. WILL Il IS hoped, render II Interesting 20 Any S'e-
49, lsS- ~
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SlnDrA
RAkE BOOKS ON POPER'


rENRE JESCIrS GUILTY, sc. : so
The My,i-rr Uf J-.ul I'm, 10 no Cal, neat. $ 80
Good on Atheism luir> aud Pup-ry; i2uo : 81 eta
Fellnw,s Prsoucc, &C Gnu ch Of Rome, Emo haf calf
81 cents
Rou'. C.ihorc Charlie. &c. l2,no calf - 20.
l.-pnpvs, The Moc-rn J-.ults l2nU 81 Cts.
q -orrr. SIX L-ctar-B OF Pop-fv, l!no 81 ca.
Ias- Of Church OF Rome STATE l2mo, cslf, 81 ~
Al.rrbuty, Rvin~n Catholics y calf, 81 So
Pusrs ci Pupery Thrown D wn, l2n" Is Cts
Mslsro's D. htb Of Pup-Iy emo csf : 81
Bakers sermons on P"p-rH, 2vcls 81" calf S..
bo~man. Review OF Ine Reformation, SEQ csf IS els.
A Cor ction OF Catholic Tfsct- thick sgu. 81.
Me.uri-r on Roman Catholic Questions, $40. 81 &c.
J-,uicsl A phurisms small u. 81 ?5
Oalrs Mystery OF loiGn,y, 'm~ll Ito Is eta
Penal L.ws AZ siusi u,- J,,ul Z, small $40 IS c:s
Sarwieks r. allse on :he Church. $40 - 81
D hs'eI Of 1851 on The Exclusion Bill, svo 81 cts.
The Pond of the Jesus svo. 81 rs.
Da lie Oh The Fathers svo. q IS.
Publication. OF the Pror.IsnI Association. svc. Is cts
Johnson. Works on Popery. folio calf So ~.
Ssniu lrensei Opera, folio, SIS.
Dyony 81. Opera folio. SIS. .
For s,le ty WILEY PUTNAM,
~. slis Iuporiers and PuniSn-rs. l6l Rrordwsy.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In steamship Palmetto from Charieston-H Rallou and
lady. Z Day. lady children and nurscs Mrs Jose
phine Grupont Mrs Larkin, Mrs Resmer, Mis-. Carter.
Miss Il Brown. J George. Saml Brooks G mckanna.
W Stevenson. ID h Cumstock. Rev F. Walker, G. jer.
vey A Boncued Vim Lincoln, Dunning, II Ok.
son Jos Jen kns Henry w Martens. Lynch, II ID
Raid vim q w Wakefield John Joyce. John Murphy.
Henry Bradley, Gerche. ii Renich w NJ Neal. 1
Vineyard. John Line. Isaac RacK and others.
IL The ship Hartford from SdrdR"dh-Dr Jndsor, lscy
and child Nchol. aud lafy l. Hamilton and LADY
+ + Wood and I,,iy L Jrwcit and lady; Beckei and
LADY; Rev Mr. Quariermgn aud lady, II Brigham lady and
servant, Misses pemarae aud servant; Denerae, 4
Nichols. Robertson, y Chappel. \ II Minis. VI Nc
Loud + Judson. Mrs shelton and child, - bGlen.
Chappell. Ii GIum, G May e Nichols. y y Jones. W
Il t'uodsll, - Baldwin, kelsey, Martin Noel, Root
BrecSford, Seaman, Read. and Rev. MIR. Hooker.
IN schr Ssa, fros PensaeOa-E c srkhurst Francis
Hawks Ed Coye, A L Baker, D De Castro diego Lod-
II
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Trndr niIhr Eurnnn..
Produce and Country Merchandise drp'Hg al Nen f0r.
hrparted Spsc.ai, Tor The heg OK Ttb,ns

Produce AID Country Merchandise drD'Hg at Ncn- f0rA
krpsrted Spectai, for The he0 loTx f;e'n"
Nsw-YOrs aud Troy = ,w Bnal Lus-W Griffith
B-'s- N-S.Y Irk-5 To. 15ur SlydanI. Sage q, $50
h4lftbs d. Il b-ekrap, 2no DO Dwight b-s!s Co. ~ DO
81 btsh Y-verion E- lows, .5l 10 Ctld-o Serb
r-r. 81 md. tobacco sullivan Sous Baltimore DO
WIN L-ruping s.h-s Pond, GilmSn < msc'; do
'ud G-rmoud rol si-'ih = Mce7u; u '"1-' con
gees wstrr Ssnds; bel. .cytn-- Wa,H & ha!-
iOr'; ho x-s soods Corl-s, HsydUck Co.
o'd Troy Line-P1n- C.tig.bars- o~s1e5l hbi. aout
UD~- Cary; !, do Edward Cool, % do Silver North
d. r.eh-m Scat; go do pc C,to: 'oa do Menus
son; 8 8 do Dwight B-A. Co; S5 II Vote les bnls
b-bcoca c.; !! d. Wafnus G." IS oa IS eo"d'
Eugene Boyer; 80 I'd b-nd R-ncof y gntrDgn.
Co Provid.uce 10 hx-b marble JF Day ca, Coucorc -
bn, s.h-s h.ury Sh-dOn Co; ~ nox-s axis Cia'A L
Wilson 81 hbls beer t baro- cnihs hut. peo nrStr
20 ba-- Goth L.ouato Nco. II nus s..-. C"ot Co
Fnch II q Soan. IS do Mead RJg.tr Co, do N,!zs
.tIIn. B".tor; bUX-s gouds hchaids Conkis-. DO
New .Y",k and o.wego Liue-C Bali.-Bos. D Bre~
.t-c-2li2 nu,h.. corn. Com4u, Hopkins Go; 100 bh.
D'sIs IT. Beal. Co; Y nx-r cb-r.e II CfoP'-y 10
Kuapp B,Arf' = 90 7 x " hit a Co - ....
Shm- l. ne pst HaftH-33 bhi- me Jones Tower
n hnl, bur SIydam S'gs Co. L96 bushels nue. lltU
bushels IN 'rIs Z Balls.
Same Liu-- Bost rmpire-s.5 buah-ls corn Dows
Car, 100 Dbls -four II ashes AS bh!s beef 81 b6s
m--s d..
rrcn.4 4 o.wego Lire-H povey- Boat Jefferson
County-2 o. bu.h-lr John l. buckley; 80 -f-. e
h-r WIN HOPPE; lOobis wo!.ky WIN small 70 bos ss
A II Hov-yS Co
Oh Alnsny L,oe-J 4 w SchIler-Bs-g. w Lawrence
-c61 hrs -four HericI & Van Bn.tnt, l52 do Lbe
Co; 20 d" suvda sage Co; 70 cnsk. ashes olnccH
Go; Is sack. wool Philips AhJrn 10 do II" esun
Phvulu. 8" on-es SAT- NJ White; %" do Veddrri ln
mi. lm- order 81 do WIN K-mbe 6, hid. oil CAKE BsS
Me -cs De Wiz; lot umbu Cesur hedad' ioi nay
Al"-ny and New.Yors Line. J msth.r-B-rge oh'o-s4s
K,,;' Ktopaa c.; 30 nh. u, D Johu.", 7O9 do 500
hbl. ptvs,ons Bows Cur. 59s hhls mr. .irr, Mtl-
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DIED

90 f,'hs' r morning July ID after rhors Illness
" ,o,,s ,roN youngest Of John NJ Tnoe, aged
ends ofthe family also the members OF the O.
o. sener.ly. respectfully invi,-d attend he
RON fIis fathers residence, No. 81 Rivingtob.st
% Inasy afternoon n, O'clock
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49, .ehuTr man New Rochelle West Chester Co,
Hh W RIFT in the s4,h year Of her age.
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a. ~ h' 'se- q the 1rn Of Downing K Baldwin.
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Ho.H 20. Sus.th-st Newark.
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