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Real Estate Market,
Rem0red 70 ~ BroadloaQ, 1r0at room, % $

tlSfB0ceG TO liz BrOuQJCuQ, JT09lf Zu StOTB
EXPRESS BUILDING.
l.A 4 Ii. PERSONS who wish TO learn where e.6A
lsssA a they purchase good FARMS, lou A1Ea-
grces pleasant and healthy climate of easy access and
convenient to marketor who choose to buy New LANDS
Of Uery rst quality 10 the most desirable locations
less than half the Government prcesor any who want
buy Water Power, with Mills or Manufactures; Pine
Timber Cual aud Iron Mines; short Real Estate
u any descriptions situated in part of country, will
please address TO MS request and will furnish them
with copy fine American Real Estate Advertiser,
tanning Catalogue Of the property which sale
Win me locations ana prices annexed should more par
caar Information he desired BY enclosing fee of$b they
will command our services.
As specimen OF the bargains which Offer take the
L A Farm in Prince William County, Virginia. s miles
Brenlvlle he county and about 30 miles from Wash
ing0n CITY, containing lO7 acres The land Is productive:
500 in valuable timber, the balance cultivation,
with Dwelling house. and other improvements There
Is good marker for the timber at OccoQuan Situated be-
tween the extremes OF North and South the climate pre-
cise that which every should If practicable, select
for the health and comfort Of his family and for his
prosperity as an agrcuurs The only objection which
any one has raised against purchasing this FARM has been
the prcewhich so low that they conclude the title
be bad or that something must be the matter with
T. We will however give the purchaser guarantees that
sii is right for two dolals an acre.
We have many other excellent Farms in hesame region
For NEW LANDS Of The best quality, in New YORK,
PennsA yana Virginia, and MissOuri ask Fifty Cents
an acreia Tennessee Twentyfve cents an acre. These
lands IN Tennessee situated IN Perry Co., West Tenaes
near the navabie Of The Tennessee River and
there better lands finer climate in the u States
In Lawrence CO. OHIO we have 22O acres Of land, with
an inexhaustibe water power, Symmes Creek The
all, miles from the Ohio river, in the great Iron
and oal region al ne south Of Ohio The improvements
consist Of large Flonr MILL Mills, Dwelling
Houses, &C. This is unquestionaby Of thr
valuable locations Tor building Manufacturing City which
the West afinrds-Price $1,000
We have large OF Pine Timber Lands, an Iron
Coal Lands in several States. prices differing very little
from free git, and such accommodating TERMS
enterprising may themselves prnCely
tunes in short time.
The quantity Real Estate which have sale, is
almost unlimited. We want purchasers Those who
20 purchase themselves and their postery
ahealthal pleasant and heppy home will do well to
std see For Further particulars inquire Of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, or Of A. BUFFUM d CO.,
May Is. # NeD York
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To Teachers and School Committees.
ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC :


THNHIS work, which has been adopted as the
4 text book in the Classical and English HIGH scboo
Of this town. is confidently recommended TO teachers as
containing the following points of excellence over any
ether Arithmetic now in use
!. The arrangement is simple and more philosophical
e The work is more complete, both as text book and
book Of reference
g. It has been greatly condensed by dispensing with
most OF the separate treatment of Decimals
Fractions, and Federal Money.
4. In addition to all the ordinary ArhInecal opera
tons, many useful principles introduced that are to be
found in NO other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS
WORCESTER, July 81, 1876.
Having made use of the second part of Mr. Cbase's
Arithmetic during the past year. recommend as
the best manual ge hare II conn rises in short
space much valuable niormaton and the exercises
arranged, that Class once conducted faithfully through
the book, clnBOl fail to have received thorough kDowl
edge Of the science The introduction decimals in con
nection with numeration the solution of problems in pro-
portion BY the method Of and effect por
tons Of the work and valuable.
ELBRlDCE SMITH,
Principal OF Class. aud Eng High School.
HASBROUCK DAVIS,
Teacher of Mah Department.
SALEM, July ST. 1916.
After using the second part of Chase's Arithmetic for
year and m my expectations in regard TO its merits
fully realized know Of book which, in my opinion,
is well fitted to make thorough Arthmecidns. The
arrangement eminenty philosophical the rules and def
Ditions simple, and comprehensive the lustra-
tons direct, concise and plain, the numerous questions
PRACTICAL and happily adapted exercise the mind of the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM,
Principal Of the Eng. High School for boys.
The WORT 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. uRIAH HUNT 81 son, Publishers
No. A, N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia
For Sale at the principal Bookstores.
GF School Committees will he furnished with copies for
examination, gratutously at LAZELL'S Book Store,
Worcester. Sept 80, 1916. ii
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Grand Exhibition Of Dry Goods
AT THE
CHECKERED STORE.


HAVING fitted up my Store in style SURPRISING any
~ hing IN this REGION and equal any thing in New
YORK. in or6er to make pleasant and desirable resort
Tor customers 10 call and purchase their Goods and having
Js returned from New York with assortment Goods
richer more desirable and cheaper than any offered
IN this market win be happy any of my numer-
Gus customers at my Stoesand sell them what Goods Trey
may want at BARGAINS that viii please them and assure
them that they will be treated with all respect possible at
the same time returning grateful thanks their liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed.
Customers will at all times, find all the NEW STYLES
al my Store as buy Goods in LARGER LOTS than Mer-
chants generally do, consequently buy VERY CHEAP
and can, do, and WILL SELL CHEAP.
Remember my old motto-Quick sales and small profits
NO use to enumerate all the styles hand, enough
70 Know that you can find all the NeO Styles the
CHECKERED STORE, and at such prices that cannot
fail to pease-Remember am bound to SELL
few of the articles on hand are
SILKS, SHAWLS,
M. d'LAINES, CASHMERES, GINGHAMS,
PRINTS ALPACCAS, ALEPINEs.
REF CASHMERES, LAcES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c
And in fact every article In the Dry Goods line usually
kept in Dry Goods Store.
Remember the CHE CKERED STORE, first
toor north Of the american TEMPERANCE House.
New York money taken current rates for Dry Goods
A. T. MILLS, I79 Main-st
Worcester, Aug. 10. dwtfS2
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TUN pROrECTloN lNs. GO.

O6Ice No. 8 Exchange Buildings, North Of the
State House, Hartford, CT.
rINHlS Company incorporated by the legislature of
i Connecticut, with Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing Fire and Marine Insurance, and has the power of in
ereasing its Capital to Half Million d Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses Stores Mills, Fac
tories, Barns aud their contents, and all othe nsurabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The rates n
premium offered low those of other similar
institutions and every has opportunity for atrhng
un TO protect himself against the ravages OF this desuc
on element The the Office pursues in Transferring
their business and in the adjusting and payment OF losses
Is prompt aud liberal
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by lire, in Worcester Vicinity referred for
further particulars, 10 ISAAC DAVIS, ESQ., at his Office in
Worcester. WILLIAr. CONNER, Sec'y
Hartford, July II, 1874. "
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No BURLING-SLIP, NEW YORK.
CYRUS w. FIELD offers for sale, at the low
" manufacturers prices, very assortment
Of PAPER, comprising possible variety adapted 10
the Of in all sections of the country
Paper of all kinds made to order at short notice.
The stock OF Printing Paper unusually large, part of
which.is OF very superior quality.
Paper Makers Materials of every description
imported and kept constantly hand lettings Wire
Cloth, Fourdrnier Wires Bleaching Powder, Blue Ultra
marin, Irvine, sc. &C.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
ng purchased which the highest price in cash
will he paid. dwly Feb r.
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RnnoKLYN. Feh. la. ls4e.


commenced the manufacture Of lndelibe Ink in 1910,
both with and without the preparation very extensive
scale. sent my Ink all the United States IL has
now well estab shed repu alton II has been found
be equal IL superior any other Ink In II is in
all cases warranted 10 answer every purpose, will pro-
duce el blaok 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 Sands and Fulton ST. BRooKLYN NY
" None genuine unless signed.
For sale 10 Worcester by JAMES GREEN CO.. and
NJ -. GREEN. 3w43
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INnEIIRIE INK.

INDELIBLE 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 six years the demand for has been constantly in
creMsng moreover il has in every instance given entire
satisfaction and IL has been proved Re equal not supe
ror TO any The proprietor warrants TO answer
every purpose, the money refunded
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WILLIAM BOGLE,
FIRST Premium, Ventilating and Gossamer
WIG MAKER,

22S Washington st cor of Summer (up stairs
BOSTON,
AS always hand and manufacturing for sale varied
and beautiful assortment Of Ladies' Wigs, Half Wigs
Gentemens Wings, Top pieces &C. the very finest ana
ishtest description for which he awarded the First
Premium at the late Mechanics Fair in Boston,
Persons application, 10y letter otherwise may OBJ
tain full directions for measuring the head 10 nlle
perfect IT. fine selection OF Ladies' Seams Whole
ale, at Low PRICES. 1y jan 20.
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Farm for Sale in Rutland,

oa CONTAINING one hundred and thirty-fve
faA ~ Of excellent Land gnder high OF cultiva-
4sl4stiOn situated one mile from the Meeting House.
The land is suitably divided moving, tlage, pasture
and wood The farm is well fenced. Good is
brought the house and barn through aqueduc from
failing springs. On the farm is a good Dwelling
House, Barn. ana other outhuildings, all in good repair
The whole be bought together or the buildings and
of land, called the Home Place. will best suit
he purchaser The above will be sold low, and any
wishing excellent farm at great bargain, will do well
TO call ami it. For further particulars apply
VIM. ESTABROOK, on the premises, to WILLARD
BROAD az Rutland. d2aw wii4h Nov
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PATENTS.
american and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office, Washington,
No. 81 State Street, Boston.

No. ~ State Street, - Boston.
rTHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er of Patents is agent of the U. s. Patent Office ft
purpose ofreceiving and fol wadng to the all such
models specimens OF ingredients and manufactures
shall be intended be patented deposited therein
which will be received and forwarded free Of eTpenSe
RISK 10 their owners and with all possible dispatch The
subscriber will prepare caveats, specifications, assign
ments, and all the necessary papers and drawings; will
make researches American and foreign works. for
ahlishng the validity utility OF inventions, and render
advice all ega and scientific matters respecting the
same Patents secured in Europe and other countries
BY application al this office inventors saved the
time and expense of journey to Washington, and delay
there well all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents The experience of fourteen years practlcean
ensive collection of rare works, documents, DECISIONS
&c. on mechanical subjects and the Patent Laws--and
patents OF different countries, collected expense
during the long this office has been established, and
to which daily additions being made together with
counts here kept OF inventions patented al Washington.
enable me 60 afford important assistance and information
TO inventors DESTROYS OF securing patents, which in Other
respects might he difficult OF attainment.
weod333 r.. II. EDDY, CiyH Engineer.
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The Boston Almanac for l847,
NJ


M ILL be published at early day in December The
w Directory the Business People OF Boston will be
thoroughly prepared, and inserted greater length than
usual AS the business Ct the city increases this depart
ment OF our Almanac grows with it. In the number now
coming out, THERE will be a series of DIAGRAMS reDre-
senng the various RAIL ROADS divergng from Boston,
with historical sketches of each These diagrams or maps
have been prepared at considerable expense and
VIII, together with the Business Directory, form the prin
cpa features TO the Almanac for s47. The usual quantity
OF Matter will be found in its pages The
covers will be Illuminated with some choice specimens OF
Printing and the fine large Map Of Boston, will be bouao
up in the volume.
or to the Proprietor s ~ Dickinson, SO Washing
Boston, Oct. 81.
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Pekin Tea COMPANY,

$1,000 n ~ ~~@1@ Il SS@A =
VOR SALE by the Pekin Tea Company at their
Office No. IA FRoNT STREET, (UP sTARs,)
WORCESTER,
large assortment of Il s, all of this years impor-
aon which they call the attention of Hotels Country
Merchants and Families
CATALOGUES OF TEAS,
Ming Yong Pouchong, good. Oolong, good
do do souchong do extra fine.
OOLONG-This tea iavorte with those who have
had the pure article.
English Breakfast Tea, fine.
iowquas Mixture extra fine.
Pekoe Flower, rich blk tea
Congo extra fine
YOUNG HYSON, sweet cargo
do do do do finer.
do do fine cargo.
do do extra fine.
do 90 SiLUer Leaf-This is a superior tea
and seldom sold in this country.
do do Golden Chop, garden growth-This is
the finest Green Tea cultivated in China and has
never been imported excens presents TO Importers
HYSON, very fine.
do Plantation growth.
Gunpowder, superior
do plantation growth.
Imperial, fragrant.
do superior.
HYSON SKIN, extra fine
NE PLUS UITRA-This Tea is fragrant, and Yields
perfume truly delghn8l-il is OF garden grow
superior any teas sold in this country
For further particulars, see handblls at the
Office ofthe Pekn Tea Company, Sign Chinese Man,
No. IA up Stalrs) Front St, Worcester, Ms.
Orders from the country the Chest single pound
promptly attended to-
Parcels of Is lbs and upwards be forwarded TO coun
try purchasers E. Il. KENDALL, Agent.
Worcester, Oct6. dwtf
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100000 YAE<DS
Straw Cord Wanted

IMMEDIATELY, for which the highest price
will be paid in Cash Goods from Store at prices
that shall prove better than Cash all that are IN want of
Goods. ID. l.. HARDON 20.
Worcester Oct o. CIV
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House and LOIS for Sale.

@ 4 NEW and Elegant HOUSE Vernant Street.
fuf3 n Also, HDt Sc LOTS Laurel H-many
1I- Of them commanding the est view Of Worcester Of
any lots in the market A. NJ MERRIFELD
Worcester, March II. w3tdtf
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A FIRsT-RATE BLACKSMITl

A FIRST-RATE BLACKSMITH
VNTANTED IMMEDIATELY who possesses skill sufi-
wv silent 70 enable him to execute all kinds of swaging
and forging required in private Armory. Good mora
character required Inquire at this Office.
septI4. deMwu
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor
Terms.

The price Of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
nnum or seventyve Gents per quarter if paid strictly
u advaHce.--Or
Faar Dollars per annum or One Dollar per quarter, if
paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
+ published weekly az the Office Terms,-$l,75 in
8 vance, or $500 fnot paid in advance.
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New England House,
Nd. III Broad way, nearly opposite
New York,

,, III broadway, nearly opposite Wall Street,
New York.
49, II VIE above named house having Undergone mate
s.. Z rial alterations and been fitted up in a superior
iissis manner Ladies' and Gentlemen who may want
transient board will hereafter afford most desirable
Communications all who may desire Quetness and agree
able society," Il is sricty temperance house and located
the immediate vicinity OF business, which makes il
pleasant for business The proprietor the
public aud his friends that every eSerton will he
for their comfr and merit continuance Of the pat
ronage ALREADY received for which he very CRATE
ful N g. Price 81 25 per day.
Aug. 5, 1916. 3lf P. WIGHT, Proprietor
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Litoh's Daguerreotype ROOM.

Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.
THE subscriber begs leave to call the attention of the
public specimens OF Daguerreotype Miniature Pnr
traits executed by him. He has recently made some
highly successful experiments by which, with the aid of
ii superior instrument and sensitive chemical prepare
tons the time require in sitting is materially shortened
while the picture tains the character with those
which hav we'd the commendaon OF the patrons of
this est blishment. By the rapidity with which he is
enabled operate the difficulty that many experience
especially children) preserving such fixed position Of
body aud features AS will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, great extent Obvialed.
Ladies aud gentlemen impelel either by curiosity
desire oban perfect sembance of themselves, are
respectfully invited call and view collection of spec
linens of the art
Rooms 96 Washington ST., Boston.
A. LITCH,
Boston, Sept 80, 1916. dwn (Late Liich whipPle }
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UNITED STATES TEL,

WORCESTER, Mass,
- rgNHE subscriber would inform the public that he
A;fA 1 has taken that well known sland called the
I'LL UNITED STATES HOTEL, and has opened the
same
Temperance House.
From his long experience the keeper Of public house
in this town. Boston, and Millbury, he hateIs himself
that understands business, and he pledges himself
shq be wanting his part To give salts
faction those who favor him with their CUSTOM
~ To hose who feel interest in the great temper
reform he looks confidently for sympathy and aid in
sustaining the character given TO this house.
THOMAS STEVENS.
Worcester, July 30, l646. dwu5l
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-27
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

John Miller, Esq, addressed the people at
the Court house In Paris on Monday last, on the
subjects Of the Sub Treasury, Tariff, and the
improvements OF the Western Rivers. He con.
demned the abominable, mischievous, and oft re-.
iected project Of Sub Treasury, pointed out
with indignation the odious distinction attempted
to be made between the Office holding gentry and
the mass OF the people, showed The absurdity in re.
curing gold and silver for the pets Of office and
leaving "rag money" and ''shin pesters" for the
people; commended that il any differences should
be made It should be in favor Of the honest, hard
working people, who are the upholders, suppor-
tiers, and defenders OF the country. Mr.. Miller
advocated the encouragement Of American labor
OF every kind, the manufacturer, the farmer, and
the mechanic. proved ndsputably that Jefferson
advocated the same views as essential to comfort,
prosperity, and independence Of the American
people, pro(essed 10 be disciple and follower Of
that great and good man. Mr.. Miller pledged
himself, if elected to use his talent and influence
to obtain appropriations for clearing out Western
Rivers Of the snags and other distractions to
navigation; he condemned in whitening manner
that class Of politicians who declare it uncons.itu.
tional to appropriate money for these purposes,
and The pt(ul practice Of first saying that Ger.
tain point is port OF entry, and instantly vans
ishes all constitutional objections. Mr.. Miller
on that day won for himself impershabe laurels.
He convinced all that he was an able and pro.
found debater, who states his reasons for and
against any measure clearly, forcby and un.
disguisedly. The people of the third Congress-
ional district may well be proud Of such cham.
pion and defender Of their rights and privileges.
James S. Green. Esq, at the conclusion Of Mr..
Millers address, appeared on The stand and spoke
in favor Of the Sub>Treasury and against protect.
ing American ;ndnstry-went for Tariff which
Disseminated in favor Of revenue instead OF
revenue Tariff discriminating in favor OF protec.
ton. In the particular he went farther in the
Free Trade theory than Mr. Polk, for in his FIST
message Mr.. Polk declared himself in favor of
revenue Tariff with discrimination in favor OF
protection Mr. Green declared in favor OF i'm.
proving the Western Rivers. Mr.. Green find.
ing that the views of Mr.. Miller could not be
fairly met and answered. seized his coniuring rod
and conjured up the ghost of the murdered old
"Nlonser" and literally kicked it with bis feet,
knocked it with both fists, and butted it with his
head! Poor old National Bank! its ghost WIS
terribly buffeted. Mr.. Green also professed to
be disciple and follower OF Jefferson, although
he condemned in severe terms the favorite policy
Of the old Republican. Mr.. Miller and Mr..
Green are both gentlemen Of splendid abilities.
dignifed and gentlemanly in their intercourse with
their fellow men, and contrast strangely with the
miserable set Of demagogues so common in Mis-.
souri.-PariS Mercury.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-27
U.In the beginning Of his speech on

UTIn the beginning Of his speech on
Saturday last, Mr.. Green complained very
bitterly of the course pursued by his oppo.
nent in Juggling in matter not connected
with the canvass. Has Col. Miller been
Juggling in the new Constitution on Mr..
Green2 We do not know what else he
could have alluded to--and we do not
know why he should complain of that, as
a man ought not to be ashamed Of his
children, let him meet them where he may.
Besides, Mr.. Jackson told Col. Miller that
Mr.. Green would gladly meet him on that
or any other subject--and that he would
handle him with gloves off-that the con-
siitution was one Of his favorite themes
But he never mentioned it--and not only
that, but he complained of his opponent
for mentioning it!
But, says one, the new constitution has
nothing to do with Congressional can
vass. What has the old United States
Bank to do with the canvass!