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Greenleaf's Arithmetins.

DOPULARs SERIES OF ARITHMETICs lin three
Il parts3 by Benjamin Greenleaf A. NJ, Principal OF
Bradford Seminary. Improved stereotype editinns
L Mental Arithmetic, upon the Indnctye Plan, de-
signed for beginners. y pages Price 24 cts. single.
for Common Schools. 1876 pages-half-bound.
g. The National arithmetic for advanced scholars in
Common Schools and Academies. 1924 pp, full bound.
Complete Keys to the Introduction and National firth
metfcs containing Solutions and Explanations, (FoR
The above books are Handsomely printed and aura6v
bound and sold at reasonable prices.
The attention of Teachers and Superntendenfs gem
orally respectfully invited this popular system OF
Arithmetic which is well adapted to all classes Of stH
dents.
The whole or a part Of this series has been recon
mended and adopted BY the experimenting school com
mittees OF the principal throughout New England
including WORCESTER, AndoveT, HaverhilI, Newbury
port, Lynn, Portsmouth, Holden, Stockbrdge Spring
field Northampton. Pitts6ed. Taunton Fall River, Mar
blehead Duxbury, kingston, Plymouth, Weymouth,
line, Newton, WATERFOWL, Medford. Quincy, Dedham
Bangor, HaOwell, Augusta, Watervle Hartford, Nor
wien sc. 1t is also used in the Select Schools of the
first standing in NewYork city and Boston GreenIeaf,s
Arithmetic is the textbook in the STATE NORMAL
SCHOOLS in Massachusetts, and New York city Abbett
Female Academy and Phillips Academy, Andoyer Brad
ford Female Seminary Phillips Academy Exeter The
Young Ladies' Institute, Pttsded s" Worcester County
High school," Worcester; Wesleyan Academy Wilbra-
ham; Amherst Academy Quaboag Seminary Warren
Framinghatn Academy bingham a cadems; Rutgers
Female institute, New York Portland Academy the
High Schools Of HaIowell, Augusta, Waterville, and
Bangor and many other distinguished institutions in va
rious parts the United States and wherever the work
has been introduced, is still used Nth great success
Copy of letter from Lent Adams Esq, Teacher Norfh-
alpton, Moss 10 the Publisher
Afier a careful examinaton and thorough trial Of
" Geenleaf's Series Of Afishmetics," prepared to
say, that in my opinion they better calculated than
any other system, with which acquainted TO lead
The scholar BY easy and natural steps, from the planeS
70 the most difficult parts Of the science After having
tried the experiment decidedly Of the opinion that
more ACCOMPLISHED and thorough Arthmeeians maybe
made by using GREEELEAFs SERIES than by using any
other books befose the public. ai4 H FaeA SGT
(Signed) L. ADAMS, asra~
le3 4t1a e EgsYa slPrincpai Of Boys High School,
Northampton Sept. 8, 1915. iHsa Hnt Aartsaeii
ETeachers aud Superintendents OF schools. have
not examined this system Of Arithmetic, receive
copies for this purpose gratis application 10 the
Publisher, fsss ROBERT s. DAVIS,
siaM 100 WaSkington Street BOSTON.
u For sale wholesale and retail by A. HUTCHINSON.
SO Main street, Worcester M NYt d3tisw6lif2o
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To the Affiliated.

OU may fyou will be cured of all diseases of the skim
j and humors Of the Blood internal external by
timely application to DR.. ID. GoULETT, the son Of
the celebrated Indian Doctress Mrs Richardson's and DR.
HUBBAR who have located themselves No 0l MAIN
STREET, Room No. up the first gh offer their SER
vices the inhabitants of Worcester and vicinity where
they may be found until the tentyseUenh instdnE
call. aet
Die G. and H. all kinds of diseases such as Cam
GERS Scrofa Salt Rheum. ST. AnthOHys Fire or Erysipe
las Scalded Head Leprosy White Souri, Teier or Ring
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Complaints Dropsy, Catarrh, Fits. Dyspepsia, Asthma,
Rheumatism, and all other diseases with which the human
family is afflicted. Their medicine is made entirely Of
Roots and Herbs, and prepared by themselves. af
NJ Prices vaiying with the materials OF which the Med
icne composed moderate in all cases. d5t May 81
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A FACT WORTH KNOWING

gentleman of scrofuous habit, became affected with
Uceratons Of the Throat and Nose and dsagreeabe and
troublesome disease Of the skin Indeed his whole system
bore the marks Of being saturated with disease One hand
and wrist much affected that he had lost the use
Of the hand every part being covered with Deep painful
and offensive Ulcers and his hand and hollow
and porous honeyconb, It at this stage of his
complaints when deaih appeared inevitable from loath
some disease tina. he commenced The use Of JAYNE'S
Alternative, and having taken sixteen bottles, is now
PERFECTLY cuTed.-Public Ledger
This Alternative operates through circulation and pur
ies the blood and eradcaies diseases from the system
wherever located and the it has perform
ed in diseases OF the skin, Cancer Scrofua Gore Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia and other Chronic disease, is truly
astonishing
Ut Prepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE. No 8Soutk Third
Street, Philadelphia For sale by J. GREEN & Co, III
Main-st., and M B. GREEN, 200 Main ST., Worcester.
May Is. d6iwSt20
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New Goods New Goods!

Cheap, Cheap-for Cash Only!
WEST B0YLSTON, MASS, MAR 20, 1886.
THIS week receiving from Auction complete assort
4 merit OF New and Desirable GOODS, which were
bought at such prices az will enable the subscriber 70 offer
UNCOMMON induce 10 those buying with Cash-eyerv
article VIII be offered al much less than the usual prices
and warranted paect in every respect The attention Of
Purchasers Is respectfully invited The Stock now offered
~ some Of the best Goods exhibited ia Worcester
County will be cheerfuly shown and offered nj such prces
as viii prove 10 be decided Bargas and cheaper than any
Gooda ofhe kind were ever before offered in this vicinity
"u r-s,lln5 ..A uLi e't u q. a, BALDWIN,
8"cS' boylsIon, May 20. f4 ~, 4. e9e9 4ws
n, b. In connection with the above can be
'ounp 2 large and well seleeted stock Of a 1870 =
are offered at equally low prcea being bought with
Npsh a. large quenttlea heavy discount from the reg
uar prices can be afforded and oiH be sold az LOWER
PRICES than good articles ever before offered in Wor
ccser County: Every article warranted TO bo as repre-
by ITloI kRN q II AffI'TN'
Wost beyhton, May 20. Avis
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ARREsr OF SwINDLER. Wilmot H. Boyd,
transient person, was brought up before the
Police Judge, yesterday, on complaint of Gen.
Miller, the Post Master, as counterfeiter and
swinder. 1t appears that Boyd offered to the p.
Master here a forged letter for the delivery of
the fT1ds longing 10 the Post Office If the de-
partment of the q. S.--BangOr Wing.
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A BUFFALo TALE.I 9

l mad friend in the Indian country who was
rare narrator. but suspected of embellishments
he never failed in a Aory. He was genius.
NO matter what the incident, he could relate It
50 as to be intensely interesting, or rresistably
amusing. He had one Buffalo tale as tough as
any, that made us forget its improbable features.
:" One morning, when | was in the BIackfoot
country" he would say, q went out accompan-
led by an old Spanish hunter, 1--WE call all the
Mexicans Spaniards, you know,) to get a few
Buffalo steaks; and seeing an old bull asleep I'M
der the bank took fancy to have a ride, with
ing on bis back''-
!" THE dey''-we would exclaim.
!" And off he went, full TILT towards small bot
tom prairie, the Spaniard running after as fast as
he could''
s And you on his back y we would ask
g Yes sir--fact-and kept beating him with
my gun stick, on the side of the head, until his
course became circular, and he made several
tours of the little prairie. i could easily have
killed him with my knife, but wanted to show
the Spaniards who had run to the middle Of the
prairie, some feats of craftsmanship, as he kept
walking round. like the ring master of circus
Atlehgth We came within a5sssut tnsa. bandred
feet of the Spaniard.''
&C SHALL shoot ~ he called out
g No. said |, {" wait a littIe''
So we kept on, tail up, at a high run, until
Drought MN within about 100 yards OF the Span
lard - 1fsass
Now says l, sslet him have it!''
&c In what part?''
sfBehind the fore-shouder''
sWell, = said he. raising his rifle, /" hold up
your legt''
Then, after our establishment had been sufi-
GENTLY expressed, he would assure us that the
Spaniard brought the bull down pursuant to or
der; and he had an old pair of elk skin breeches,
nipped on the either edge of one leg by bullet,
which he used to assure were the same lden-
teal breeches he wore on that occasion.
And you see, SIR he would add, 81 didn't
hold my leg quite high enough"
ST. Louis ReueiHe.
Pennsylvania. A circular from the State
Treasurer states the revenue for the current year
TO be 81, 100000, The interest due in August
and February, amounts to 81 100000 1t will
be thus seen that the promt and punctual pay
ment of the existing revenues, will place the
Treasury in condition to meet the accruing In
terest on the public debt.
The Treasurer holds out the inducement of an
abatement of five per cent for payment of the
taxes previous to Aug, 1st expressing the con-
victon that if the August interest be paid, the
future payments can be made without struggle.
ARREST OF A SwINDLER. Wilmot II. Boyd,
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THE ETNA INSURANCE (OMPANY
D'Aubigne's Fourth Volume,

VOLUME FOURTH-This volume is receiv.
ed and ready for delivery illustrated with two fine
steel portraits Of the author the other Of Luther as
he appeared before the Diet of Worms
BLES-Pocket, Family, and Pulpit, in
great variety of bindings.
BEECHERS LECTURES to Young Men-Legal Rights
of Women-together with large assortment Of School,
Miscellaneous Books Stationery all Of which will be
old as low any other Store. : - 1865 -
Worcester, March 9. DIFF WARREN LAZELI.
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Berlin Boarding School.

Berlin Boarding School.
7NHE Summer Term will commence Wednesddv June
l7fh and continue eleven weeks Tuition e3 fof COM
branches with usual additions for higher branches and
languages The School furnished with valuable and
extensive apparatus Weekly Lectures given, and
pains spared to promote Intellectual and moral
improvement. "a tale4 JOSIAH BRIDE.
Berlin May 20. lslA als tiN Nft. iFft hsu 4w
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American Antiquarian Society.
A sEMI-ANNUAL MEETING of the American Anti
"a quarian Society will be held at the fremont House In
Boston on Wednesday the Eta day of Nay, Current al
O'Clock NJ 70 receive the report otthe Council and transact
other usual business. REJOICE NEWTON,
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Wanted Immediately,

A FIRST-RATE Journeyman Tanner and Currier Of
n steady habits, to whom good encouragement will be
given by The month. Apply to COMFORT MILLER
New Braintree, May 81. n d5iw2t+
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Brinley Hall, May I'll. ID
Astonishing Dancing.
THIS EVENING For One Night ONLY.
j. f, O'CONNETI,.


The Tdttooed Man and WOndelfid Dancer,
MTHOSE extraordinary life and adventures have been
w published throughout the world eleven years resi-
dence amongst the savages when hipwrecked in the Pa
cc and underwent the painful operation being Tattoord
for nine successive DAYS he will appear and go through all
his feais Of agility in Dancing, which saved his life
} F. O'CuNNELL win appear and conclude the per-
formances in all his variety Of Dancing, which he
celebrated for he having danced in all the principal Thea
tres in the United states England and France pro-
nounced by the press In all ceunys to be the hest and
n1oet eBlr apcer that appeared any stage sS
STYLE and the different things he undertakes grace esse
elegance and rapid execution with his feet wonderful
O'CONNELL will finish the Entertainment with an
HISTORICAL LECTURE, describing manners and GUS
toms Of the Sayages and exhibit the nrks Tattoong
the audience Also his thrilling Misscnary's
wife and daughter that died in open Whale Boat,
being exposed three days and nights Oh what horriI
night When ever think Of IT, how they tried impress
upon the minds Of sailors the truth Of religion and there
scott
Good Music will accompany his Dancing.
Pamphlets ntainng Narrative Of Mr. O'C0nnells adj
ventures, price III cts to be had ihe Door, from
himself after his concluding The performance.
gentlemen are particularly requested sit In the
front seat they reserved Tor Ladies.
Price OF admission l2t cents. Doors open at O'Clock,
commence az O'Clock. Id May 81
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DIED,
In Hopknton May 18th, Ellen Maria, only daughter
James s. II. Partridge, 20 mos.
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Wanted Immediately,

OK more Apprentices 20 the Dress Mixing buajneas
- under the instruction Of Miss 9. FLAoo Applications
must be made 10 John n vVVWxN''
Worcester, May l. dw
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"a Three Tenements ON tSalem1 Street
MN FTNO BE LET For particulars inquire OF
2sA 4 May Q. dw,fls r. SUBWAY.
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Real Eslafe for q

Valuable Real Estate for sale.
GNE-HALF OF BRICK STORE story high " by
~ go IT,, eligeby situated Senaca ST. rods from the
Post Office in the city Of BUFFALO, win be sold low or ex
changed for property in this Town vicinity
Apply to EUCLID CHADSEY, Broker
may Is. 1886 Ned, Central Exchange, Worcester.
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DAGUERREOTYPE,

Nv WHITE < co. have removed 70 No. IA
~ CENTRAL EXCHANGE, where the public are invited
70 call and examine specimens Our present arrangements
such that prepared take kepeses ofCHDREN
ofany age. Worcester Apre
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NOTICE.

First Meeting of the Lancaster and Sterling
Branch Railroad Company.
yKSHEHrst meeting of the above named corporation will
be held at the superntendents Office in the Passenger
Depot offhe Fitcbbnrg Railroad in Charestown Massa
chusFfta on Thursday the twenty egta day Of May
re at O'clock M for the following purposes viz TO
act upon the acceptance of the charter organize under
q Incorporation, To elect Directors officers
Of corporation, TO establish bylaws, and n any
ohe obec that shall properly before meeting
WINTHROP e. EAUsE SER.
One Of the persons named in The Of Incorporation
MaylS. 1886. ID
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10000 BONNET BOXES

Tor sale at the Mandatory of the subscriber, cheap
II Jor cash. All orders promptly attended to
No. 202 Main Street (up stairs
Worcester Jan so. diff VIM CAMPBELL
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Wantad.
Wanted Immediately. 8

A MAN to work on PUMPs-to whom good nav an,
"A steady employment will be given Inquire az hi
Office. df N'H la NAV / \
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United States District Court.


AUG 3-DecHio>s-Wm Tryon and Somuei Judah,
petitioners. the ship Panama her tackle $eThe pc
ttioners this furnished stores for the
the Panama shortly before she to sail In day or
two after the sci arrested at the suit of bottom
ry creditor and sold under his process The petition.
ers come, and apply to be paid the amount OF
their claim cut OF the fund In court Upon argument
the court considered that petitioners had by their
tract their lien and denied the application and
further ordered that If appeal not taken within
time limited that the Clork OF the Cont pay 70
L Quincy the balance in court towards satisfy ing his
claim against the ship.
John III sfeb5ins the SfeamboSf kelo JERSEY gc.--
This a collision case and all the facts and crcum.
stances connected with IT, formerly reported in
the Herald Judge Belts gave judgment to-day, and
ordered that the hbeant against the steamboat
New Jersey her tackle, &c and that IL 10 referred 10
Of the Commissioners Of the Court to compute the
amount OF damage and 10 report 20 the court thereon
Coliytr n ~ &c me steamboat Iias Ordered that the
lbesnis the action gsns tho sesu.t alher
tackle &C. the of Si0t6 10; with interest iron
June 1886 together with his taxed costs; An that unless
an appeal be taken within the time limited by the court
the stpuators for and value pay into court the
amount Of their stpulations and that the clerk distr
butte the same
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The Mexican War.

The latest advices from the Rio Grande are to
the effect that the United States forces had ia
ken Camargo, without meeting with any OPP
position; and that there were only some three
hundred Mexican soldiers stationed at Monterey
If this be true, and we have no reason to doubt
1t, our army will be obliged to penetrate the int.
ror before they can have fight if they can get
one at all out of the Mexicans. AT the taking of
Camargo, the Mexican General Carrabaja was
on the opposite side of the River San jean, and
quietly looked on as a spectator, as the republi-
can procession moved into that town.
We are confirmed in the opinion we formerly
expressed, that this war will never be terminated
until the fortress of San Juan de Ulloa shall have
been captured, and an American army shall be
on the road to the capital, or some really impor-
tant revolution takes place in Mexico. The sue
cessful bombardment of San Juan d'Ulloa would
produce an effect that is what is wanted.
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We perceive that the organ Of the clique OF
underwriters is again ut its work. Not satisfied
with heaping abuse on the pilots of this port,
for series of years past, it has renewed the at
tack and formerly, omits TO accusation that
can further its motives. or tend to njure these
hardy and enterprisng men.
The organ Of the clique, as is its habit, when it
endeavors to bolster up a weak case, premises its
remarks with a little special pleading, and paus-
ibe sophism, for the want Of facts upon which to
base an argument. After expanding some breath
in this way, proceeds to say that there are three
sets of pilots in this port, each competing with
the other-each having distinct interests, and all
competent.
These are mere assertions. There are not three
sets of pilots,e each competing with the other. The
law OF 1897 destroyed all competition as we can
prove. Since that law was passed, the clique Of
underwriters and stock .jobbers brought into being
a class oil pilots from Jersey, and elsewhere, who
received all the patronage il could influence. Cir
culars addressed by this clique and such a
gents or consignecs who chose to make themselves
their aiders and abettors, to the captains and Off
GERS OF vessels arriving in this port, directing them
20 employ no pilots but the PROTECTS Of the clique
"n1cr pain Of mourning their dispieasure The
effect Of this was that the New York pilots We're
uepHVed Of enjoying any competition; and part
Oh The iameu'able loss of human life that occurred
o. our coaS' last winter was justly attributed To the
s'a'e oil NE pi'oage OF la port. la cases where
the oiheeTs oi vessels refused te make di ,tncton
between the pilots, New York pilot was almost
invariably the first board their vessels and take
| them into Port-but contrary to custom and pre-
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Movements Of Travellers.

The following comprise the whole Of the arrivals at
the aforementioned hotels:-
Americana. Clarke, Charleston, s. C; w. Jackson,
o; J. Dinge. Charleston, C; w. Armstrong, Pha-
dephia 7. Lock, Washington; +. Smith, Lexngton o..
CoTcoran, Charleston J. Scott. London; J. Paine,
Charleston; A Billings. Philadelphia; A. Chisolm,
Charleston w. Priichard, s. Z; H Smith, Georgia. A.
Heard, Ipswich; w. Eastmsnd, Mobile.
AsroR-J STILL Philadelphia; A. Harvey, do; A.
Van Buren, Albany; r Evans, Philadelphia; c. Jones,
Richmond; F. Tanning, Charleston; NJ. Andrews, NJ o.;
Calhoun, Philadclphia; T. Smith, Alexandria; j..
Spencer, New Orleans; w. Chambers Philadelphia +.
Hathaway, Cincinnati; L Bliss, do; T. Weed Albany
NJ Gan, n o. Z. Findlay, Missouri; Gen. Armstrong, u
s. Consul, liverpool
CirY-Gen Devereux, Paterson; II Goodrich, Now
Orleans; J Mclvsin Virginia; D. Paul, dos X Wilson,
Baltimore; B. May Georgia; Jos Boyton, do; L Hayes,
do; b Bethel, do; II B0wdred, do; A White, do X.
Cade Law renee; H. Robinson, Norfolk; J. Bonaritta
Richmond; Gen. Cadwallader, Pha telphia; j. Price,
Delaware; Judge Powers, Catskill; Gratz, Philad;
Brent, Kentucky; w Seward. s. y.
FsAskLtS-h Leightman. Mobile; w. Hare, Vicks
burg; N Baird Yszo0 City; g Church. Vick.burg; W.
Draper, New Orleans; +. Cary, Maryland w. Moody
New Orleans; w Hale, Bridgeport; A Wall, Ohio; H.
Hanna, Bridgeport; NJ. Moneson, Conn; Captain Fitch
do; Blodgeu, Ogdensburg; r. Parker, Delhi; A. Wal
lace, Miss; G. Goody ear, Conn; j. Still, do; w Walsh
N. o; A. Tracy, do
HowARp-B Agan, Greville; Hon W. Fuller. Oswe
60; Hon O. Gould, Rochester; r. Means, Alabama; B.
Gerry, Winchester; Geo. Laurence, Ohio; j. Pettis
Concord; w. Sampson, Buffalo; F Tanning, Miss; 8
Rust, do w. Carper, Mobile; Z. Rice, Boston; Hyde
do; Granger Conn; A Pascal, Montreal; w. Watson
Va; Frederick, Ky; H. Gordon, Ala; 8. Knox, w hit
ney; C. Stebbins, Richmond.