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To Teachers and School Committees.
eli SE,G FL EMENTG OE A RITH NJ ECIC


IN TWO PARTS.
FEHHIS work, which has been adopted as the
Il book in the Classical and Englih high school
this town. is confidently recommended teachers
continuing the following points of excellence any
other Arithmetic in use.
]. The arrangement is simple and more philosophical
3 The work is more complete, both as Textbook and
book of reference.
8. 1t has been greatly condensed, by dispensing with
most of the separate rules for the treatment OF Decmas
Fractions, and Federal Money.
4. In addition all the ordinary ArihInetca opera
lions, many useful principles introduced that to be
found in no other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS
WORCESTER, July 81 1916.
Having made Of the second part of Mr.. Chase's
Arithmetic during the past year, recommend it
space much valuable information and the exercises
arranged that class conducted faithfully through
the book cannot fail to have received thorough knOw
edge of science. The introduction of decimas in con
necon with numeraon the solution of problems in pro-
portion by the method of and effect and other por
tions of the work, and valuable.
ELBRIDGE SMITH,
Principal of Glass. and Eng High School.
HASBROUCK DAVIS,
Teacher of Maih. Department.
SALEM, July ST. 1c46.
After using the part of Chases Arithmetic for
year and haG my expectations in regard to its merits
fully realized. know of no hook W hCh in my opinion
is so well fitted to make thorough Arithmeticdns. The
arrangement is emnenty philosophical the rules and def
nOns simple and comprehensive, the ilustra
tons Direct concise and plain, the questions
PRACTICAL and happily adapted to 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. URlAH HUNT & SON, Publishers,
No. "A, N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
For Sale at The principal Bookstores.
~ School Committees will be furnished with for
examination, grauitously, at LAZELL'S Book Store
worcester. Sept. 30, 1896 II
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Auction and Commission House.
JOHN G.. OTIS ~ CO..

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Saint Louis, Mo.
DElNG engaged in the Auction and Commission bust
~ ness in this City, would tender services 10 manu.
acnrers and merchants in the Eastern Cities and would
respectfully solicit consignmens of BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, DRY GOODS, and all other articles OF
Merchandse and pledge ourselves to pay particular
ton 10 sales of Goods placed in hands, and regard
paid to directions.
We would refer to the following Gentlemen,
r. II. Stone, and John f. Darby, Esqrs., 81. Louis
James A. Scott, Esq, New York Lewis T. Brown, Esq ,
Phladephfaj Messrs. Allen g. WEIGH, Boston Mr. b. b.
Otis, Worcester. tf34 Aug. 20.
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FORD'S EATING HOUSE,

NO. Wilson's LANE, BOSTON.
MI EALS served at this Establishment all hours ofthe
Yl day and evening, at prices to suit the business
the stranger, the man of leisure.
full and various Bill of Fare is presented every day
Sundays exceped) comprising all the Meats and Vegeta
bles in season. and RARE DISHES in advance of the
GF SUPPERS, DINNERS, and COLLATIONs, for
Public Festivals Celebrations Rural Water Parties
Military Companies, &c &c furnished in STYLE and of
quality adapted TO occasion, either in the
Oft at the most reasonable rates. Walters Table
nlshed 10 order. The most ample provisions have been
made for this business. Address the Undersigned
JOHN FORD, Wilson'S Lane,
April |, 1916. Is BOSTON,
THE PROTECTION ms. co.
Office No. s, Exchange Buildings, North of the
State House, Hartford CT.
Connecticut, with Capital of ONE HUN DRIED AND
ing Fire and Marine Insurance, has power of in
creasing its Capital to Halt a Million Of Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses, Stores Mills Fac
tories Barns and their contents, and all cihe nsurabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The
premium offered low those any other similar
institutions, and every has opportunity for ning
"um 10 protect himself against the ravages of this destruc
ton element The the Office pursues transacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment OF losses
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance against and
damage by fire. Worcester Vicinity are referred for
further particulars TO ISAAC DAVIS ESQ., at his office in
Worcester WILLIAM CONNER, Sec'y
Hartford, July IT, l644. Nv
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PATIENTS.
american and Foreign Office, and Agency ofthe
U. S. Patent Office, Washington,
No. % State Street, - Boston.


FE'HE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er OF Patents, is agent 0 the u 81 Patent Office f the
purpose of receiving and fO wardng the same all such
models specimens OF Ingredients and manufactures
snail be intended to be patented depos tied therein
which will be received and forwarded, free of expense and
RISK 10 their owners and with ali possible Dispatch The
subscriber viii prepare cayeas, specifications, assign
meats aud all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches INTO American and foreign works for
laShlng the validity or utility OF inventions, and render
advice on all legal and scientific respecting the
same Patents secured in Europe and other countries
By APPLICATION az this Office, are saved the
time andeSpense Of journey Washington and delay
there, as well MS all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents The experience Of fourteen years pracce-an
tensive collection Of works. documents, decisions
&C.. on mechanical subjects and the Patent Laws-and
patents OF different countries, collected much expense
during the long time this Office has been established and
TO which daily additions being made together with &C
counts here kept OF inventions patented Washington,
enable me TO afford important assistance and information
to inventors DESTROYS OF securing patents which in Other
respects might be difficult OF attainment
weodlys3 r. II. EDDY, CiOn Engineer.
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Litch's Daguerreotvne Rooms.

. y
ENHE subscriber begs leave call ths of the
public to specimens OF Daguerreotype Miniature P0r-
traits executed by him. lie has recently made some
highly successful experiments by which, with the aid of
a superior instrument and sensitive chemical prepare
lions, The time required in sitting is materially shortened
whe inc picu retains the same character with those
which haze received the commenddton Of the patrons of
this est bshment. By the Tapidity with which he s
enabled to operate, the difficulty that many experen
Especially chidren in preserving such fixed position Of
body aud features as will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, IL to great extent Obvialed
Ladies and gentlemen impeed either by curiosity or a
desire TO obtain perfect semblance of themselves
respectfully invited to call and view collection spec
linens Of the art, at
Rooms 96 Washington ST., Boston
A. LlTCH,
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New Drug Store,
Dye-HOuse Removed,

FENHE subscriber has Removed his DyeIne
d Works TO his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and only ten rods from Main Street, where all goods must
be left Having frstrate shop with every convenience
aItached he feels confident in assuring the public that his
work shall be done WELL and shorter notice. than at
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Coored, as usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentlemens COATS and PANTS Colored
whole. Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required
CLEANSING.
Coats and Pants ceansed and pressed at one days no
Ce desired. CARPETS, SHAwLs of all kinds and Mil.
ITARY UNIFORMS, ceansed and pressed and warranted
look well goods Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases, charge will be made
u Only Office in Worcester is on Cent
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS
Worcester, Aug. 20. 35ti
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLD
kHEUMATlsM, DYSPEPSIA AND FEvERs
III AFlNG been attacked months with a bad
Ii Cough, Weakness in my Chest and l)ss of anne
Ute, used Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills but grew
, mJtse WIN cold sweas at night; could sleep and
T 1 u was IN CONSUMPTION. procured y 1ox
Dr smiths sugar Coated Improved Indian vegetable
RMS, which restored my health within six Jays and ]
"e'io'o 'ueh 10 DC the best remedy ever used.
Cambridge, Oct 10, 1914 )'''' '"N'VN"
Extract from A. e. Pages letter, JOtedl
The Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable pills Won sem me
Han any have had ''''e'
[Ernact from LeUi Barretps letter. Dated
IA W. ,n, Cannan, Me-, Feb. 3, l8f5
versal satis faction where they have been pnrcbed %
me sale has been so uniform that thought best TO re-
L ly, &c.
4 lErtraottrom Nm. y. Paokardslet,erl dqtea
IN Monson, Mass Jan 20 1875
viii please send me by Express another Int SOW - .
uKhen lneE give good satisfaction. have on hand
HYre man boHea and do not wish be out of then,
ONT dn5. ~ " '"eH
IErtraet from Dan1 Tqjt & Sons letter. datea
=, m Tasve, VT, Feb. 6 I845
sold some of them, and also used some ourseives IA
tA very favorable oil them and they liked by those
Mr. j. SMITH, ofGloucester, states that he has sold
a. anu WISHES u0z boxes more Immediately and they
give such universal satisfaction that he has determined
| to sell no other kind Of Pills.
Mr. A. ALLEN, ofPalmer DEPOT, states thai he yyas
gerry thankful that he was appointed agent as hs VII
mas oeen an invalid for some time, and HOY of thas
rms immediately cured her also, they had peror
ca alke wonderful cures in the town. and was en- iri
OUT ana wanted more immedatey-was agent tor otba,
| Fllls but should only recommend these, ~
lETtraotJrom j b. Dantorth's letter, datedl
p,..., barnard, VT, an. IL, 1886
rlease send me Immediately dozen. Smiths sngo
Ooated indian vegetable Pills. those you sent sbor;
Time since are nearly all sold and give universal snt
| faction '"'io
me above are only few of the numerous letters which
ae day received of the great popularity and success ~
these truly excellent Pills. They are the hest medtcns
ior the above complaint that sold and in every ca
mat they have been tried have given universal sastac
tlon ana should be kept family medicine by ever
one we only ask trial ofthem to convince The mo-,
skepuc Of the truth OF these assertions, '
The directions and treatment of the diseases ,cc.
pany every box Price IS cts per box, "
NO" Sugar Coated Pills" can he genuine yyithont m
signature OF the sole inventer G. BENJAMIN sMirTI
M D., President ofthe N. Y. College of Health y nnnD
every box. ' upon
Offices devoted exclusively the sale of this medicine
H9 Greenwich ST. NeO York, and Water ST.. Bosfon
Agent in Worcester, JAMES GREEN a. co
FOR SALE IN ALL THE VILLAGES and ToWwe
IN NEW ENGLAND STATES. 40
n. b. No travelling pediGrs aliOwsd 10 sell fhess
TO. March s.
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NOTICE..
IS YEREHTGLFEN,

4 - 4
IA Al Iegqlees. creditors snd other per
nns Interested Ia the 'ales Of the respcc
I've deceden,s and minuTs, tha, ,ho al,
niaislra,ion and guardian accounts al Ct,
sai6 estates h.vp been iilcd N the Office r
,he Rpplster Of the county Of Columbia, an
will be presented for continuation and al
Iowance 10 the Orphans Coutt, 10 br htj,
A, Dauvrc, in sohfor the county aforesaid
on "Wednesday 'he
18Th dag Of NoUembcr nert at
3 o'clock p. VI.
|. The account Of Samue, Lan'zer anc
christian Delzler executors of the lasr vii
and tesioment of John Lantzer late OF LIB
cry township deceased.
Q. The account Of O. II ?. Blue Admr
of the es,ale Of Isaac Blue late Of Mahonlne
township deceased
3 The accoun, of Jacob DemoW Admr
'of the estate Of George Whienjght late o.
Madison township deceased
d The accoun, ofJohn Vought ar Admr
f the estate Of John Smith late Of Frank
lin township deceased.
s. Th. accoont Of Jacob Fieigh, Exec.
u,ar Of ,he will Of Philip FousI, late o
Monlour township deceased,
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CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX

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and the Senate by resolution, having direct
ell the mode Of preparing The reports OF lis
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uf tho Senate 10 contract with The undet>
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ALSO

boil auI Henry BcIios
whcrcon is erected a two
story IaVcr5lHEOuSC
Barn aud Shed. with the
appertenanscs.
Seized, taken in cxrru-
ton aud 81 he sold a. thc
property Of JohuKelle ,ir,
lRAM DERR Shn.
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BOUI JdIR ans, usl can az VIC oU'P VI
BOON & BARTON
IN Main street nearly opposite G. koh'oro
office, where you can iiod them ready a'
all limes TO furnish Fancy AMI Wwtsor
chars, sc.,ces, Boston Rucklng chairs, or
my Kind which NAV be called Tor, IA they
will always have on hand good assert,
ment OF all kinds whrb they vii sell 81
the lowest price possible for cash or rN
change Cor lumber or country produce.
From Iheir Yong experience in business and
Il determination 10 DO work which csnuo'
be surpassed in lhe county, they ask for r
.haGe Of public patronage. Ihey will ala,
rXeCule
Ulu3c, Sign, and ornamental Paint
ing and House Poperjng
ia the neaiesl and most approved SIS !e ouc
upon reasonable terms,
BOON & BARTON.
BIo0msaurg Ocl. II, l548.-26y
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-01
OefentltCbe 93enDu.

@s loll auf 6fentltder 8enbu perfauft
iperoen, auf ben Offer Wonta9, als ben 10.
9lpril, nm 10 nhr @ittags, am SauIe bes
lnterieifneten in SSeieeIbers TaunIhip, Gee
d,a @auuiy:
Sldues,' blau'ifwarses unb anberes gud,,
SattinetS, 2Ilpara, ieibrne unb baumpollene
6alstiidcr, @atmne, 3 neue Sicbe nm Rob,
len bon Der afde ,u fepariren, neue Stnhle
uno mob oielerlei Stchr9iiter ,u tpeitlduftiq
~ neloen. - Da Der iinfer(hriebene fceben
bon philadelphia ;uriidasfebrt in, NIT elmer
idonen sluspabI bItrpfener SO aareH,
uno nldt 3aum eenua in iensm Stchr fins
Den fam, 70 rpiinfdbt or ncd,mals Elm Gbeit
eaocn Su Uerfdufeu. 9Ilfc finbet @ud, nod.
malls cin-oer luifise Soel RIcb miro
@n6 mis6sr Waarsn fur tpeniser aIs balb
preis perfaufcn.
SIR bieten @ad, cine ff6ne @elesrnbsit bar.
gu faufen bic fd,One unb pcblfeiIc 9Baar',
Sbr fcunt bon uns fdufen pbne @eIo,
Darum haben mir einsH Sdreiber be(leIit.-
Srinst Butter, Sier unc sutss Sleifd,
Dns nsbnien mir sern am b06ifsn Marfts
preis,
Ours 8uop.
NpriI 1. uo2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-01
Scrbeirntbct:

sIm l9ten Mdrs burd Sohu He yOuna
9iq, Soerr SO u a nj SO amer, mil
Ols 9 II anna Repf der, bsioe pcn
Tircer Wcunt Bethel, Tcrtbamptcn &amtp.
9Im Icstsn ScuntaQ burd, ben Chr. Srn.
8erman, jNr. u than Shanfwei
fer, nit WiB @ltfabetb Jo a III a n,
beice pcn Rdcun9ic.
slm ndmIitcn Gag burd, DenieIben, Sr.
Scbn Seder, nit Der NPis elena
Danfel, beioe bon Hieeer Wacun9ie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-01
:Seu9n ntGe:

Wir bic llnterSeid,nsten seben bierburd
fnnh, ca8 mir . cftcr Carl Q5 o b 1.
9emuth b fur tctnahe Gin Sabr fennen, uut
cs ueruriadt nus 6rsuoe, ibn ben gur9e,
Don slllentann unc Der llmgsgene, aIs eiu
srst in peld,en allies 3utraucn geiest wer'
ccn fam, anempfehlen Su fonnen.
6. 9. Stelb, W. 8.
@barle5 SHINES, Do. 8.
6. .. y. S(oan, W. ..
.. 2afenour, W. ..
9lmoS Seip,
SO. s.. Domp,
E. 81. Dcmp,
Betcr Nontp,
G0eter 9cuna
... Saniel 8. @aren
91eter GelIier.
sll!rntann, 9Ipril l, 1916. uqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-01
april l.,
g vie f t fe.

Sclsences it cine eiite ter Sriefe weld,s
IN lester Wcd,e in bem 9IIentaun pcGfamt
lie9en 9eblieben iInb
Salcmon Bus, pslaiiab Barb, W9id,aeI
Sroo, @bas. @iter, Biliam Derr. gBiIiam
Senltsrmader, eeopclo Seid,s, @drl Ncd,,
5oel 9roB, s @. @ounbie, Daniel @utb,
SoenrD Suber, Sas. Sledner, Depalt Subns,
Sobn 8smmerer, Sotn 8raBer, gonin Sei'
per, Safper Selsduer, joenrp ecras, Daniel
euepis, ScSepb easarus, Charles Qdbclo, 6.
Woper, Sarab Minnid, paul. OaiGrr, sli.
auffuS Wcre, Sobn GcubarS, @brbaro Tdes,
Samcs HcneD, 9eoi Simcn, @ncS Sdmiot,
@lt Stedel, Sames Seaarspes, Deter Scser,
sIoam Smtb, WilIiam 1iee, Biaiam Grams
lus, lBiDiam BCrman, Daniel Bsis, Sarab
Ocun9, Scicpb Ocf.
9. 81. Teubar6> Ncfneiffer.
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Barnur9 fur Suoringlid d, G
8erIiebte.-@iu jun9er 8aiaHfcn aus
sincm Der intern @aunfics Iernte auf benz lrB'
ten Ban Der @rep'S sine bicGae febr jnnse
Dame fennen ; er tanite NIT ibr, iino Der'
Iiebte I'D, in iIe-adn3 natiirlif. @r fam iet'
ne eiebesslut nid,t ldn9er IN Der Ginfami'
felt feineS perpunoeten oerjenS tra9en ; er
brin9t ile ~ Daricr, faltet baielbe Su etnent
niebliden "Billet dOux" sulammen unc
beauftra9te einen Heger ben Siebcsbpten sn
mad,eu uno bas Sriefd,en Der glu9cbeteten
perifcbIen in bic fd,6neu 6dnte ~ praetieiren.
Der toIpeIhafte Ie9er jeccd,, Der itd nihts
nenigsr ale gum poftilIcu d'aInOur paes
te, bait bic Wutter Der juu9eu Dame fir bies
le iebit NIB 9iebt ihr Den eiebesbrief an Die
3cdlter bic Wutter lieit Hno Idet es ibren
Wdnu IcIen Der Batter nimmt es ater
ld,rcdlid, ubcl, oos man ieiuer TCd)tcr einen
eicbesbrief id,reibt @r itGlpt ben Gut auf
ben 8cpf, bewaffnet I'D, nit einem itarten
bic9Iamen 9tohr uno ldBt fd, ucn benz Te9er
ltrnfs su benz in enem Soctel barrencen eisbs
babcr ieiuer 3cd,ter briu9cn. Der 8erIieb'
te lit 6ufIerit hberralht anltatt bic @eIiebte
bercn 8ater nit Dem furd,tbarcn StrafIultrus
mcnt in ben Soinecn Dor I'D, III iehen, Der ihn
obne umIfdnoe padt unb berb 6urhbldut bis
ciu Srcuuo ben lln9IildIifcn bon leuem pei'
niger befreit Der eriiirnte Batter nirb gum
ipctel binous9s 9snUrfen, Der psruu9Iidte Ses
laccH abcr mad,t Gd, fdllcunielt auf Der @is
icrbohn nah philadelphia nno fol- oCu lci'
mem eiebcsaram pSlli9 9ebeiIt wprbsn irin.-
pittsburg Nreib. LL,GZ Zt..t. .. -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-01
lleberifet,t Der NNGrfte.

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bis IS SO nno 8Iadsfaamen sl 80.
Slauerunb Me hl.-Tlauer briuat ~ 81
bic "a 81. 9ioaaenmebl SO 62 uno WeI(d,.
tcrnmebI s3 90 bic 50 O5.
e.-Waien brugt 81 0s bic
81 10; WeIfdfcrn 65 Gents :suue Hcgsen
brinst IS Gents !; bafsr perfaufte an 40
@entS.
8ieb marft. - DAD Sunoert pfuub
RiubsHeild, bringt 90 biz So so; 8nhe
nit 8dlber bradheu Is bis 26 Ibaler. -
Sd,peineAeiId, so bis IS so.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-01
Ge(eQI(6afts- -2(uaollln9.

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man Bdfman uno Coup" beffanoene Sir,
ma, In csm Iransporirun9s @eftdft. in am
28lfen Wdrs NIT allerfeiti9er Ginpi0i9uu9
dufaelc6t poroen. - Die Sud,er Der Sirma
oerbIeibcn In ben sdnoen BON &. q. 6 90 {,
MO alle pericnsn bic nod, aInfcroerunasn an
beiaate Sirma baben, fir Serihtigung anru.
fen finnen, Ino Solde bic nOd an oicielbe
fd,nIcen eriud,t fnb, ansurufen uuo 9lihtiss
felt ;u MAIDEN.
6. uno sc. Gbelman,
q. uno q. Sahnan
cSames 9. GCof,