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The Markets.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday ia

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Jan. 90
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
At market, $40 beef Cattle, 10 yokes work
ing Oxen, "a Cows and Calves, $50 Sheep
and about 800 Swine.
Beef Cattle-Sales of extra, 6, first quail
ity, 80; second quality rs AS third quail
ity, $50 a $4,25. -.
Working Oxen-Sales noticed at IL, "a, 80
and Sc. 10
Cows and Calves-Sales made at 16, II, 20
"a and $685.
Sheep-Sales quick at $1,75, 2,25, o,ano
one lot ef40 Sheep taken at So.
Swine-Wholesale 4 and Sc. at retail from
ID to for sows to Sd for barrows.
BOSTON MARKET-Jan. %,
BEEF-Extra mess, 10 90 per bbi, Mess
o a $50, No. /, $50 7,75, prime, city 300
6, navy 25 8 rs.
PORK-Extra clear Is 30 %, cleai
Is 90 q 0 90, mess ID so Id 90, No. /, none
prime 10 rs IL 90. =
LARD-Boston 81 a 9, south and west a y
BUTTER-Store ID a Is, shipping Ia a IA
family 18 %.
CHEESE-new milk a 8, four meal %
81, shipping 7n9. or o,,;o
FLOUR4Howard street rs 81, ONO
5 so 5 60, Western Canal 20 5,o|, e.
CORN-Yellow, none, hat72a IS, white %
a69. ,e ~
OATS-Southern 40 43, northern 40 AZ
BEANS-Whitc, / so a ] o.
WOOL-There has been fair demand the
mast week for American fleece and pulled al
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Lozenges.

Lozenges.
CHERMAN'S and Fahncstock's Cough,
- Worm Cumphor and Carminative Lozen-
gcs-Cough Syrup and Powders, Moore's Ess.
of Life, for wiooping Cough, Taylor's Bal.
sam of Liverwort and all the most popular
remedies for Coughs, Colds and Consumptions
the true article for sale by
J. C. BINGHAM.
st. Johnsbury, Jan. "a, 1S46. 443tf
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II He G. Al ED o MA N.

| Gy"'The Boston Traveller, in noticing the
Cattle at Brighton last Monday, remarks:
ave noticed four extra Cattle, driven by
Noah Plumb, Esq. of Fairfield county, Conn.
at something over SO, and two beautiful Ok
en-, fed by Messrs. Moseley g. Bush, Of West
field, weighing 400 lbs. taken at $3.50, by
Mr. Daniel Atherton-not forgetting 4 fine
Oxen, fed by Lewis Barnard, Esq. of Wor-
cester, weighing about 1900 lbs each, dress
ed for market) takensby Ebenr Summer, Esq.
of Quincy Market, Boston,
RANDoLPH's SLAVES. We learn from the
Colonization Journal, that Judge Leigh, the
executor ofRandolph, has purchased n large
tract ofland in Mercer county, Ohio,on which
to Locate his slaves-asome 300--rnanumitted
by that remarkable man. A large quantity
ofland in Mercer county comprising three
or four townships, is now owned nearly alto
gether by colored persons,
The charter of the Winnipissiogee Bank,
| IN. ii. expired on the first day ofths month.
On that day such preparations had been
made to close the concern, as To enable the
directors to divide and pay out fifty per cent,
ofthe capital stock ofthe bank. This bank
has been in operation twenty years.
A WINDFALL. The Kcnnebec Journal says
that an English fortune, amounting to the
small sum Of about S40,000,000, is likely to
fall to gentleman named Jennings,now res
ident in Newcastle, in that State. 1t has been
in chancery nearly fifty. years-the interest
accommodating. We do not vouch for the
truth ofthe rumor, although we have our III
formation from relative ofthe gentleman u
bove named.
PoTAToEs. BY late arrivals we learn that
potatoes are cheaper by so per cent. in Ire
land than in New York. The hucksters
here doubled the price about two months ago
and having monopolized the article, are de-
termined to continue the highest prices
NJ y. Erening Gazette.
! A FACToRY GIRL. Miss Harriet +. Curtis
n lady ofVermont, and author of "Kate in
Search ofa Husband" In book by the wav
which has reached an eighteenth edition,) as
as we'll as one of the editors of"The Lowell
Offering" has in Harper's press new novel
entitled "Jessie's Flirtations at Niagara and
Saratoga"
FoRT JEsuP.--More u. 5. Troops on the
march TO Corpus Christi. We learn from an
officer Just arrived in town from Fort Jesup,
that that post is TO be entirely broken up
The troops now there have received orders
TO proceed across the country to Corpus
Christi.-[New Orleans Picayune, Jan. II.
! THRAsmNG. 4 few weeks since there was
thrashed at the barn of Levi Williams, in the
town of Ithaca, ZIG bushels of understandable
wheat in eleven and halfhours. The ma
chine was a self cleaner, manufactured by
John p. Tunison of Covert and owned by
Alexander Bower, I'd and John Glib of Ulys-
SEES This perhaps is greater quantity than
has been thrashed by any other machine in
this State, and is now standing as direct
challenge to all other machines who will beat
it and return the complimentary challenge
ithaca Chronicle.
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NOTICE. Dissolution of COpart
nePShip.

TINE copnrtnership heretofore existing I'm.
Il der the firm of NEWELL g. IDE, il
this day, by mutual consent, dissolved,
ALL PERSONS
having unsettled accounts with the late Firm
requested to call immediately and adjust
the same
The notes and accounts due said Firm may
he found at the Store lately occupied by the
Firm until the 10Th day of February 1876, af-
forwards in the hands of an Attorney. Partic.
ular contracts excepted.
CHARLES c. NEWELL,
LUCIUS ID. IDE.
Burke, Jan. 9TH 1916, 442w4
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FoRT JEsuP.--More U. 5. Troops on the
march TO Corpus Christi We learn from an
officer just arrived in town from Fort Jesup,
that that post is TO be entirely broken up
The troops now there have received orders
to proceed across the country to Corpus
Christi New Orleans Picayune, Jan. IA.
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Wanted.

1.-TWO good girls, as apprentices to the Tai
l. loring business HULL CukfisS;
ST. Johnsbury, jap. &c, 1916. 444tf
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The charter of the Winnipissogee Bank,
IN. II. expired on the first day ofths month.
On that day such preparations had been
made to close the concern, ms to enable the
to divide and pay out fifty per cent
ofthe capital stock ofthe bank This bank
has been in operation twenty Years.
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Real Estate Market,

Removed to I12 Bro0dtc0y, front room, I'd story,
So. EXPRESS BUILDING.
fta[8 4 IL PERSONS who wish to learn where 80
@'1s@% they can purchase good FARMS lou Glsa-
prices in pleasant aud healthy climate easy access and
Of the Dsrgrt quai8 il the M 81 desirable locations al
less than halEahe Government prcenr any Who amt 10
buy Water Power, it'll Mills or Manufactures; or Pine
fnter; or Coal and Iron Mmes; in short Real e. tate
any description, situated in ahl pari of country will
please address 10 nH request ana will furnish lh
With copy he American Real Estate Advertiser con
tanning Catalogue of the property which have for sale
w'a the locauns and prices annexed Should more par
uar informlcn he desired by enclosing fee Of they
ell command services.
As specimen la. bargains which we offer, take The
following
l. A Farm in Prince William County, Virginia. miles
Brentvile ne county seat, and about 30 miles Wash
ngtun ity containing 1911 The land prntuctive
COZ valuable tinher balance in cultivatup
with "a Dwelling house, AMI other improvements There
s good marhti Tor the timber 0ecuqnan. situated
tween the extremes North an South, the climate pre-
Cisely that with every man should il prpcticabe select
for the health Of his family, iOr his own
prosperity agrculiurist. The only objection which
any one has raised against purchasing this firm, has been
the price which is 50 low that They conclude the title
he bad or TN something unseen must lie the matter with
il We viii however give the purchaser guarantee that
all is r sht. for two dnlIas
We have many other excellent Farms in the same region
For NE " LANDS OF The hest quality, in New York,
PeBnsy lyana, Virginia aud Missouri, ask Fifty Cents
acre-ia Tennessee TlC MY fUe These
lands Tennessee ST Perry West TenHes-
The Haviaahe Of the Tenesse River and
there a no better l4uds or finer climate in the IT, States
Ia Lawrence Co.. OGio hive 200 acres of land, with
IL ine&haustihe wRier puwe - MINES Creek, at The
srest tails, miles the Ohio river in the great run
and Goat region OF the south Ohio The improvements
consist OF large Flour Mil Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses, &C &c. This is nuqHesonhl one Of the most
valuable locaaHs Tor building Manufacturing City which
the West affarIS-price 5000.
We have large OF Pine Timber Lands. an Iron an.
Coal Lanus in several states prices differing IIt
free git, ana such accommodating terms, that
enerprlsig may secure TO themselves prlntey tor
in a short time.
The quantity Real Estaie which have for SALE il
purchase themselves and their poserii!
shealtht, pleasant and happy bone viii do well to COM
aud Fer further particulars inquire ofJOHN MILTON
EARLE. Worcester, OF A. BCFFUM a Co,
Mny o.. &C NetO York.
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To Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC
IN TWO PARTS.


FENHlS work, which has been adopted as the
4 text hook in The Classical and Engli HIGH sch.o
OF this town. is confidently recommended teachers
continuing the following points Of excellence any
CIher ArithTeiC IN use.
|. The arrangement is simple and more philosophical
2. The work Is complete, both IS "a book and
book Of reference.
g. II has heen greatly condensed, by dispensing with
most OF the >epara,e rules treatment Of Decmas
Fractions. and Feheral Money
d In addition to all the ordinary AriIhnecal opera
lions many useful prnc Piles introduced that he
found in no other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS
WoRCEsTER July 81 1916.
Having made If the second part Of Mr. Chases
Arl hmtiic Curing the past year. il
the best manual zoe haze Il cont a short
sp zee much u hle information and the exercises
arrangei that class c0nincied faithfully through
the book cannon tl 10 have received thorough knowl-
ege Z" the science The introduction of 'ec!pals in
nection with nuneraian uon Of problems in pro.
PORTION nv the pe.hod of and effect por-
ttOns Of the work. aud valuable.
ELBRlDGE SMITH,
Principal of Class and Eng Iiig- hool.
UASBROUCK DAVIS
Teacher of Ma!h Depart Tt.
SALEM July 81, IL 6.
After sing The second part Of Chase's Arithmetic hrn
and IT, expeC atiOns regard to its meris
fully reaiizsi know Of no book which, in oilI n,
Is SO veil fitted make thorough Ariihmecidns. Ii
arrangement is emnenty pniiosnphica The ules aud def
nitions simple, accurate aud comprehensive the n<ra.
lions direct concise and plain. the questions
ac'ics and happily ada ed exercise The mind the
pupil. RuNNS pU IMAM,
Principal of the Eng High School for boys
The work is also highly recommended by the Principal
Teachers OF New York and Philadelphia, and by many
Others. URIAH HUNT son, Publishers,
No. a., N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
For Sale AT The principal Bookstores.
II School Committees will lie furnished with copies for
examination, gratultou@y, LAZELf.S Book Store,
Worcester. Sept 80, 1916. It
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FORD'S EATING HOUSE,
no. 2 WILSON'S LANE, IL

NO. 2 WILSON $ LANE, BOSION.
sEAlS served 81 this Esta snmen al all hours of the
mi hav and evening, rces to suit the man OF business,
Tie stranger or the man Of leisure
full and various Bill Of Fare is presented every Gay
SUNDAYS eycepte) comprising Nh the Meats and Vegeia-
bles ~ season. and RARE DISHES in advance OF the
season. -, -,,o>-, .
~ sUPPERs DINNERS, and C0ILATIONs, for
pn6pc Festivals Celebrations, Rural aud Water Parties.
Military Uompane &C &c furnished IN style aud Of
oas,tty ADAPTED any occasion either IN the cl or "u
Of nj the most reasonable pies We ters ana laoe 'br
p,,hed 20 order The ample provisions nave teen
u,ede FOR this husine Address he undersigned,
JOHN FORD, 2 Wilson's Lanc.
;tt ,oig IS BOSTON
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New England House,

No. LA Broadway, rearly opposite Wall Street,
New York.
-, fEVIE above named house having undergone mate
<S rial alterations been fitte up in superior
s.s nnnuer for Ladies and Gentlemen who NAV want
transient hoard will hereafter nffnrd desirable
c0amoat ions "a all who desire quelness and agree
sbs society," lrctly temperance house and located
In the immediate vicinity business, which makes it
Pleasant for business The proprietor assures the
pnbic aud his friends that every exertion will re
u.e for their comfort and merit continuance Of the pat
onsge he has ALREADY received FIR which he very CRATE
fai Is. Pflct'Sl = per dtty'
Ann 1896 3Itf p WIGHT. Pronretor.
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Woolen Iachinerv for Sale.

T1UE Wooden Machinery contained in the Mi at NIL
| ton, n. H., II miles from Grell Falls known the
Varney Mills. consisting Of two CARDS Machines
eacl--two Jacks-eighteen SdIint Looms-NaIpers-
STeaerPress, together with all the other machinery
and fixtures sary for manufacturing Sutinets Tweejs,
Also all the Shatisg, Drums, Belts &c contained
in the Mill. lease If he premises may lie Obtained on
favorable terms. For particulars afply 10 NATHANIEL
WELLS, Esq. Great Fats or BUSH q WlLDES, No.
as Wdter Street. Boston. stf July .
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LOOK AT THIS /,

a TANNERY FOR SALE ON the mountains
IA in North Beckett within half mile of the Depot
the Western Railroad nearly lately owned and
pied by William Barnard 40 Tahpts under cover, Lime
and Water pits Bark Mill Pulling Mill for hides, Pumps
and Splitting Machine all moved by water power. For
further particulars Inquire Of the subscriber in Amherst,
or Of JOSHUA BARNARD, near the premises. -
Oct. a. Bwt BENJAMIN ALLEN
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Pekin Tea COMPANY,


EOR SALE by the Pekin Tea Company at their
Office No. IA FROST STREET, (up srAIRs)
WORCESTER,
Il large assortment of I e s. all OF this years impor
teiion, to which they call the attention OF Oies Country
Merchants and Families.
CATALOGUES TEAS,
Ming Yong Pouchong, good. oolGng, good.
do do DO 90 s. a" hns' DO DO a an':.e
OOLONG-This tea is n avorte with those who have
had the pure article.
English Breakfast Tea fine.
Howquls Mixture. extra fine.
PekOe FIuwe-, rich blk Tea.
Congo, extra fine
YOUNG lIY>ON, sweet cargo.
do do do do finer.
do do fine cargo.
do do extra fue
do do SilUer Leof-This is n su'Jerior tea
and seldom sold in this country.
g DO do Golden chop, garden groFx Ih-Th is
the finest Green Tea cultivated in Or ma and mus
been imported except presents. 10 importers
HYSON. very fine.
do Plantation growth.
Gnnpowder, superior.
do p4ntainn growth.
Imperial, fragrant.
do superior.
IIYS0N SKIN extra fine.
NE PLUS ULTRA-This Tea is fragrant and Yields a
Perfume truly delgh ttu-il Is OF garden growth-and
superior 20 any teas sold it, this country.
For further particulars, see handbills at the
Onre of the Pekn Tea COMPANY Sign ofthe Chtaese Non
No. ii (up St0trS) Frcnt St Worcester, Ms.
Orders from The country for the Chest OF stag lie mound
promptly attended to.
Parcels OF ia lbs and wards forwar6 ed 10 coun
try purchasers E. II. KENDALL AGENT
worcester, OCT b. dwf
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READ, THINK AND JUDGES!
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS

The Philosophy Of their Operation
DISEASE arising dlsordered action Of the vital
~ system-thtt *, of the employ ell in >ecrenng
aud preparing the funds which Sustain life be
moved by medicines limited in their operation the To-
cnlty where that itse se maniests Itself The NANTES
iatiOn is merely the effect Oa cement OF The
tons OF those organs which prepare and amalga
mate the elements ot The blood. Irthese be
impure, are mixed in due proportions the blood
viii he in an unnatural STATE; aud il the whole sy
TEN through which rculates lie iiurinusly If
ecIed The grand desideraum, then is-a preparation
which will act directly, powerfully, and safely upon
that portion Of the animal machinery hich prepares
from food taken nIo the stomach thar fluid which after
wards becomes blood This huid called Chylc
In order TO have pure hood there must lie pure chye
and il upon The org niZ40n which prepares and
upon This chylen other words unnn the digestive ap"
paralus, The niestnes, and the vel that the medicine
should act.
Now been proved by the experience often years
AMI established by thousands OF attesIed cettt6-
Gates. that PETERS Pills operate in this way, and by
removing the place OF its origin the Oi dis
nraduce radical For this reason infailihitv
claimed for HE Other medicines may alleviate, hut
Peters Pulls alone eradicate the disorders OF The system
ia louniaa lie pare ~ the streams thht hlw iron ii
he pure and the elements of the blood be free
from all taint, health will he ditused through vein
aud fibre Of the humnn system Dyspepsia, Iaundice,
Billion Fever, Ch,lic, Cholera, IlesdaChe, sickness
the stomach, Fevers Languor, all ln1amnatnry Di-eas
esin shnrt every COMPLAINT growing out of disorder
ed, suppressed rapid action of the digestive
secretive Yields readily the influence Of this
extrani binary vegetable compound The
the South re-rd il their safeguard and protection
lfihey experience symptoms bilious fever cholera
ihev instantly resort Peters Pills, aud The day
in nine cases ont Of ten they able to their
4v0caliuns Price % and 80 cents per hox.
AG ENTS.
For sale wholesale and retail By EDW'D LIVERMOR,
BOOKSELLER, Worcester, by ohOm country 4gents
cW be surptied az Or Peters Pr,ces
Charles Shepley III cIburg I. ]. Grisgs, Grafton
lIowes, N. Village p. Holman Co., Cherry Valley
l. Bemis d CO.. Spenceri H. Od!ard, Paxton; William
Howe, Jr. south Br0okied a. Newell Il Co., West
Brookfeid; sessions az Blair, Warren and Brimfed :;
Alvah Hathaway, Barre: A. Holman, Boltoni Sawyer
Northhoro' &. o. Green, shrewsbury; L.. d. l.. Bige-
low. Marboro' G. a. Hunt sudbury; J. Hill & Co..
North Brookfeld; w. n Young. Leonlnster Parsons
& Goodnow; Sterling; w. Winter, West Boylson; J.
q ThurSon, and w. l.. Thurston, Lancaster; J. Whit
man, Westminster; T. d. g. Creh"re, ), Gardner; Lee
a. Harding Templeon, IIil 81 Prouty ,Oakham Hull
Milbury; John Sargent, Leicester; 6. Forbes, Eas'
UrO0hfeld eowiy Nov "a.
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rITT PlSOrHOVION ms. CO.

OAes ~. S, E1sacage Bindings, NORTH II nc
Stat. IioNSe, Hartford, CT.
Is Company ncopCe3 By Sy ne isSbiqIpTsS m
,Is,TV Tu0UsAND DOLLAR> sar the purpose Of eIect-
nv Ffe and Marine Insurance, and has he power 81 ~
sreasing It's Capital TO Half Nation o. Dollars. ,,,
THE COMPANY offer insure Houses stores, MIls' rae
,ylss BARNS and their contents, and AL c'hel mshrahle
,nnerty against loss aud damage by fire. The rates "'
,smium offered are as low those Of any other similar
titntans and every man has an opportunity fur irng
10 proec himself against the ravages OF TINS destruc
,,o element The the Office pnsues IN trahsacthg
their business and in the adjusting ana payment :" osse"
Il prompt and liberal. - .,., Al
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Insurance. against oss and
ange nv Are in Worcester or Vicinity are referred Tor
hr rarticuars TO ISAAC DAVIS, Esq, at his Office Ia
Worcester. "'AA'N" ~""' III IL
Hartford, Juyl1, le44 -.
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
GALLERY and ph0t0graDhey'S Furnishing DepotS

Gallery and photographers FURNISHING DepOlS:
WNRUED the C;oll aud silver Medals, Four First Pre-
n miujns aud Two Highest inRors the National the
Massachusetts the New YORK and The Pennsylvania Ex
hiotinns, respectively, The most splendid C"cted pa
guerrrotypes and hest Apparatus exhibited.
PORTRAITS taken in exquisite style, without regard to
weather IL Instruction given in the art
large assortment OF Apparatus and stock always on
hand, al the lowest cash prices
Neo York, IS Broadway Philadelphia. 80 Chestnut
Boston, rs Court and SO Hanover sts Baltimore, SO5
Baltimore st WdhiRg0n Pennsy lvania Avenue Peters
burg, Ya Mechanics ilsll CINCINNATI Fourth and Wal
nut and 76 Main Saratoga Springs Broadway; Paris
July t. ly-lamw-d
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,,,tp suhscr;her wcua respectfully inform the nhabt'
,sn,s Of Worcester and vicinity thai he has taken
shon In rear of Pratt Eale's Iron Sore for me purpose
~ EoRCING MACHINERY of every description, ana
ion WORK Particular attention paid TO 1xi1g ANeS'
a shnre ~ The puble patronage Is solicited. or
woscesler Nov 49, Nv bAAlh" lam
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House and Lots for Sale,

NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street
%55f4 "A Also IIUi SIC LOTS Laurel IEll-many
.s:4S4 hem commanding the est view of Worcester U
any lots IN The market. A. Nj MERRlFELD.
Worcester March II. w3tdf
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New Ir0n Store.

NO. IS MIN STREET, TVORCESTER.
Il LCHARDSON, LORING & co. have ON
u q hand aud for sae-Cheap for Cash-Enash Refined
Banks old Sable Norway, Sweedes and Band II ON :.
BEST Horway RODS, Old Sable am Sweeds Shapes-ICt
Nayors ami JessOp'sGerman Couch spring s.tseI :,
Also Russia and English Sheet front Bars Vices
AXES and Hnxes-lfocse Nas-Sheei Lead and Z.nc o.
H., L. & co. are Manufacturers of Tlrt. Conner
and Sheet Iron WARE upon the most reaso Aabe terms
ana al snort notice II Particular aentioA maid IN Fsc
Tory Mork-Fin Roofns-Tn and Copper Gave Tropyhs
ES Of all descriptions CONSTANT for sale q, The
very lowest prices, at the OLD STAND Of A. RICIIARD
SON, aJeU doora north ofhe Eagle yJDtsl
ApFis ~. II No % ain ST., Worcester
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III ahuiloh To the above premiums, depnse of per
cent on the premiums will he required; and d posite
note varying at the different ages from Is 30 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may he made the Office
the Company, at the CENTRAL BANK Worcester and
the Agents in the towns sections of New England
New York, New Jersey, PENIS lv mia, and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester, July Is. 1895. If
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Auction and Commission House.
TOHN c, O'FL& 4, ~

.. LVaAN @ UTZS e CO..
AT 1IcN AMP COMMISSION MERCHANTS
,>r1vc ., Saint Louis. Mo.
~ ness ~ ms City would tender our services 10 manu-
aa netcaans in the Eastern Cities and would
tsst TS ~ soi,St cpnsf nmen's Of BOOTS SHOES
mArs, CARS, DRY GOODS, and all other articles Of
ana pledge ourselves to pay particular atten-
paid to directions ~ 'uS' anu al iesaF"
D ~ we would refer to the following Genilemen
- ~, -, SStent, ana John f. Darby, Esqrs 50. Louis
pnIe, =, sco'' ESQ., Neso Pork Lewis T. Brown ESQ
C ct44stpa'e; MfssFs Allen WEIGH Boston Mr. b. B.
- - sSteA. u "a Aug. 20.
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L,itch's Daguerreotype Rooms.

LitCh's DagUerreotype Rooms.
fSf subscriber hegs leave ct tbs attention nl the
1 public 20 specimens OF Dagnerreotype Miniature Pnr-
traits executed by him. lie has recently made some
highly successful exprunents, by which, with the AID OF
u sunetinI Instrument ana sensitive chemical rrepara.
lions the time required In sitting Is materially shortened
while the pic retains the same with these
which hare we'd the commentator OF the patrons OF
this est bshment BY the mpdlty with which he is
euahlel 70 opernte difficulty that many experience
especially chdrenl Ia preserving such xed position OF
body and Lectures will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, 10 great extent 0hviaied
Ladies aud gentlemen inpelei either by curiosity or
desire obtain perfect semhlance OF themselves, are
respectfully invited to call view collection Of spec
linens of the art, NJ
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