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\ REMARKABLE WIDOW.

lOe following m1rc,ioLs account o' q
Young wiJo", IS lfsn,.Alcd from Pans pa
per Tor the Boston Alias
There has lively arrived IN Par, Young
English lady, already the widow 81 her fun
uI-haUd. Tins tom,'r d. nance .-
common series Of woo" u1o.s, !, tne more
cAlrlu,.Inafy, tina, the LADY has not - he'd
her 2G,n year. The history Of hc' several
marriage, IS so strange, both a. Whole and
IN It's PARTICULARS, lhst we should hardly dare
to rcl1lc them. The saloons of the English,
almost tuo oaly ones TO remain open IN this
season Of CenetaI descruon, dispute i0r the
honot Of tins young widow. and from lhem
VIZ deuye the narrative Of hor CoyugaI adj
ventures.
Ms. was not quite iG years old when
She contracted her FIRST manage at Gte'na
Green. The matrimonial locality Is suih.
cIenI evidence that ii was purely seatl'
mental one Two rivals disputed lof her
young affections one Was favored by her
family, the other by herself. The latter OF
course, was the successful Que. Ia order 10
set aside oil obstacles, our two young peo-
p!c had recourse TO elopemcnt, AMI put In
fequisiriJn the hmou, blacksmith, WIN
uuiies enamoured English couples, at a mo.
nent's waning. and WITHOUT asking The con.
sen, Of their relatives Tic nupill bene-
dicilon had Just beea pronounce, when the
unsucoessiul uyal appeared, He had 70.
lowed the fug,uyes wuh all The speed bis
gold could oUlain of the posul9ns bot 10"
fog,u'es had ~an.e or. .''. ,.au & l.", -
and We Hva. ~. ,a.y aa.s o. arNr yIs.
.... .ann too ia'e.
g.. .-.,u..a Ls.. - t.i,c, ~ d"'T
Air., ss,I tue bridegroom, "'ir' and pf'l.
Of hi, success, "ilt Ne are sileIGy married.
1t may be 80, replied tue o,ner, "b-I J
have a, issa,, cone 30 time 70 be revenge y
H. acrcgiug lhl, cas,Irrge, me tUIe.
groom requested that The meeting might be
pas,pane3 10 the nerI daV, bot rs Ies.ous
r,rsl would 20, consent 20 adold INN ihl,
or.tIf rsuon They must al once 10 the
s,oi. wtih tie frs', 7uds they COZ I'd meet ,
lie dse.w4 Tough. with pistols, AM Ne
hfldsgro oon, s'ruck 10y ball IA the forehead,
EEL. never :. noe srain.
- Nh. --- became a widow 10 tn1
horn. arer ne celebration Of her Gfu mar
nags. 1i, adventure made - m.eA is.A.
aaa les 10 - macy scsndsioOs Tumors that
a ssroad n,afrsss could oa,y A.sy Them --
Be-. .es tie yo-og widow ha1 .Dovn % .''-
,.e OF m.fue5 .!c. uai 80 very uaiIfs.F
c-srca O., ooHrl. TIE chapter from ne .a.
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D.r- ..a, ,a,t zap. l,kc IT,. "uip,
Frazer brave doe o.. tlAr--
] ntr loot hi, NAy. o.. misty iay.
H. Saratoga shaw, nau.-RrRNA
b. the gay and idle seekers OF a
pa uen', who annually throng the
arc Of Saratoga, ever think OF the
aul romantic scenes and events
20 witnessed IN the campaign OF
-, III the march, the vlclssltudes,
II the defeat OF Burgoync's cXpedl-
'u from Cauada There, on those
Is AMI meadows now So quiet were
I>WoY"i, with rapIdlty of success
Il belonging rather 10 the theatre
! "a, 10 llIc real events OF even mlilia-
I life, the pomp and circumstances
glorious war the deeds and suffer
. Of hcroic men, and of heroic wo.
hea To- the battles the death scenes
1.-The funeral ceremonies, performed
I1dcr a shower Of the cncmy's can
"a shot the sufcrugS Of ALL of Off
rs aud soldiers, Of fathers and mo-
,s. with their young children. II
80 bc the legitimate materials ct ro-
uoc. the cnylrons OF Saratoga can
ssh more ior romance than any
held m our country
The British Government had deter
- to crush at one blow the whole
ou. The plan Of thus campaign
lts1 was this. A strong army was
march from Canada, 10 Albany,
ere the forces uudcrSIrlienry Gin
and Howe were 10 JOin and CO
sale with them. Aud this Junction
cc Elected, the cooperating forces
IT was supposed. without d,ih-
- subluc ali New England and
faiuc'ion Of other colonies mu I
IS follow To Burgoyne, with
aux Of acknowledgement, was en-
500 the command of the eXpedl-
81 from Canada. The officers under
n see selected from the most ac-
1|,'hcd and experienced men Of
InI l'.Ty professor.
VT L., soyno' was hampoted by m
'~'HI' from lhe ministry al home.
beg allowed no dis -cuonafy pow
Ga me contrary, iney appear 10
4 '.orr't Ihai none wcrc n"cessa.
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Vol. jl.~.No. 10.


anything he NAV llcn d hu, 1r the meas
u'' that have ""ughi the alm, u.9 uat
= .i''oh Butto.ue HEuaG,uousl, DE-
oiafcs that Zee wtl. take laosc measures cu
ut'Iy upon D."
u IS ih'n hsoI''i 10 lrtai Urh Gcn,tal
avs IA uiit'r s despatched lo ihc \.
m"ucon c'"p C'fi'' proposes ..vctai
.rrm' 'ba' he admitted be sd not mean TO
p''s" ga. one 81. h'c" W's that ltrB rth
we" 10 law dow" l1'i' arms ga thrtt cu.
hcnohm'n's lnsNns Indignantly re."c,,d
-- bu'E"yne ''ehunr 'ha' u' army NO 81
never nImN ihnl lHur r,'ul WAS 90. q
"'.' 'a.N bad arms ia lhrlf hands. and
IhA' s"pI'r lh1u lag down nose arms IN
.hc Durcuca mcus, ,v,Iy man e.. tltl army
would rH'' 'n.r Oh. cp'mv determined
n".'f '' et'. tr The Ql,#cs lhr NJ.
|.i's OF C.Uvrun'u ~. u.ady ogrcci up
20 In'o comrs d'ubHul news tha, Cln.
too IS "' hnol 1T - proposed to brak 81
'he Io"'rn'i'n-'-io hold out wUct t',,
~ o. 70 d,sps,ss s..a g-,cA inAu maac l.e
WV '" w" WV "ao e*ls<ss. 'is~' iss~ssy
'h' convention Is signed The arms ntc
- " i''' ~" ''''' "l''N ~ Nt'
appointed commanded hy the ohirs' aud
most eAp''' ne'd "li'ccts he BRUSH cmpuc
'""'u 'u,hISh, are marched al 10 Cam.
o'''e' ""ss. bV '"e convention It was
~ ca ina, '"'y Sho"'I D. shIppcd ut once
" i''E ''''' anu ",' 70 serve IN AmrIicn
d"lIu e me NaLNhles' exchanged la Fay
cue however 'or'sr''nR 'ha'ihry might be
"np''y'd against lance II 'rn' homr per.
qua. 'u Douo i''s 10 bi'ak 'ur convention ,
ava we oe''''c' he convinced congress hy
arguing upon Bii'lsh pfrcrdrns From
C'motll GO 'hc 'onv'niion army was sent
To INA LOUISVILLE nnl was bnIIly drtrt'
mined by ConSIc's to r'tan them IN the
u"It'd Stat sWIi the close OF the waror ull
'hcy should be exchanged
lhiIIip' dIr1 IN The United States during
me war, krld'st' returned to G'rmnny
n"d dicd ~ lodU But somewhat re
m"rhao'e late awaited Mayor AcII'ni -
tie was severely wounded on tho Ion OF
pciou,r ana While lynn against fence.
Col W i'kinson, one oil Gates aids passed
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lCUI 1, W lUblh NIb
Pn'' mo the saddle Fra'-r -
No'''- "''"1 " d'"o-0al bar ia.
- ''' WIN '"H'y "v'n buI'' hoI's 90 EHs
~ o. 'h' head o. Vac hight nhnpy
- NC ''''a' u not has" the NW
mans come in'hnr INTO The
a''' w" hr'''s'i l'hHiiF' andlinf
" '.sm' y h'w'n hH lace. rirs TO lhr
''''' -"u''' ''I,. 'o The eapuIn you
- VI '.''s p,A' '' 'Nc last man
= va '''' "'''''N Vac Inc' OF t.c who'll
- '''"p aga ''''"el "'h great '1N
80. u" .''' camp pour ''oNr's %.
''''' ana S''p' shots a. night lh'
'''I"s ",' "'N'f OF me night nni
W '"' h'"I'n camp bHH yh''s 100
f'''''', o." ''' mug '"i d" Toe
Wy '.' u ''''n. "hu' ih"n-H
'' ''.' -'r lou, Woe c''.l.I u''n"'' co..
''"' '.e "'i'' '.' ct,'o' a. N.'
.,''1' ''' u'InS mingled "'h 30" h'"'
w "o',' ~ ,n'F tear the b'l''s OF 'h'
L''D' ""p u'''nay h'e ~ 'h' heaf's
~. - - q 3 N ,s.s 4. ss's - Pss.s-
~ f"''" W WV '''o w s"'','o5"
= .c "'u' o' .'' i-1"+'u T. ,u' Oh. ana
/ - ~, Wv ''H's ,''"' "' "'') OF N' ''''' ~
~ W. l"' ." "' '''"o't j. pass
." "',r"' P''I'''''"" ''t '''i''' 10 0'i""
"a N"' ''"' Is s'l"1uE save We ho'pl
'"' "'"''' "'' O,"NI'" WIN No'n
wv at" w "S --''' 'c''''S are '''' MI"
" '"I '"''' COUSIN, N'". ''"'1'
n'P' Up nom V'c A''e' i'oh h'l'I''
bu'sone oy us i"'S mat bd'onS must
''"o7 'u'' o"' un"'','nr 70 move '' lh'nSs
( "'0 "''s''n' vans ''' ,l' 'I"e''' OIL IA
/ SCI ~, " O'CLOCK s'nlI' procession, h'"d
W y '"' O"P'u'"' "uu o'o''nS " '"'' COZ
/ ""' WINS " ''e "''' ron 'ne hoSP"'' 70
",e CIV" ''n'uU'
b"' y ""e n"se" mus u'sctlo'S inc scene
Aoou' runs t. ne cor ps OF O''n'tai f'sr
vas u ~" up tue uHI, du'ud'd only bY
o'AC''s WHO |'a '.V'd !" hi' Id't'i' !"
"l',Fc" III '"' ''i"h' II lasSrd "'."'n we"
%, 'n' gIe'''S, part OF o''n ai'ni's H'n'r.
al Th''''P' General h''d''rI' and m>''l u
""o W''' e''""'"S ,"H''"c', were su"'
WIZ" '"e mummy ", 'h' P'oc''''I" "'Y
r,op,st,I ,u,.,i., co,s,ru,' ., ,,.,, ,,.,I..,
,vt',''ii, "''a .''l ','.''u = NV ~ -
,nL,a r,, ,,,' ''",, '.''' !, 49, "
l..'., WV '.'I'"' i,,'I' ~ ,rt ",
rn w." .. wv ,,'9 ','','','9
circumstances 'ha' ensued cannot bc better
"I'"' s'.s--'h' t".'.>'"' G '"'. I.... "..'t-
we so'emhi'Y lie Nraly "'InuIc o. 'nr
." "'(,"'I ~ "I I ,, '"%u ~ '.'"l
III WV D',' *" w, s""' '",," uf
y" a.; ,'I'S " "''n -, "'u'e W, 'Ap''ss
I've .''N'"'' 81 ,,"''o',"y n'I nv gun, '' ~
,an, " - w. ~ It oa ,,o y,
"'"'" " Wv '"', W nv "r'" ~" ~" ''''"1 "
.eI.''~II 49,,
ing uuSh - duutu 10 tNt scenery, huI llt
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RUTLAND HERALD
Yt1lSAed sv,Ty Thursday MerHins
a hAHnAd. "


rtrss --rtE NTBs
o.. h,rftuefs. ..t. 90
........ "a. the once, .. 90
H4 t4hs.'Ibtrs, ......... 80
ID, ,t,sI .y Pos Riders, 600
E., 90, tsi.t inserted Tor ttrcs do,istt
f,,t.avm.
hnTTETtsfsg
see. ..rr1r's ronsy,, ucusly inserted f1t
Ter -, s4s,fe llf .hrre week. twrt.
Zoe -sr's per sq11ir Gi.i be cha 'g,t Tor
~ srsurrt Insertion
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Real Estate Market.
Removed TO ll2 Broadway, front room, I'd st0rv
EVpQESS pIiTT nINr

KeRsOped TO III Br0dd1UGy, frOnt room, I'd St0Ty,
- EXPRESS BUILDING. -,
TfgA a Ii PERSONS who wish to learn where @s,fsA
1880 they purchase good FARMS, at lou LIE
prices in pleasant and healthy climate, of easy access and
convenient to markeOr who choose to buy New LANDS
Of the Uery first quality in the desirable locations at
less than half The Government prcesor any who TO
buy Water Power with Mills Manufactures; Pine
Timber; or Coal and Iron Mines; in short Real Estate
any description, situated in part of country will
pieate address to us request, and will furnish them
with copy OF the American Real Estate Advertiser CON
tanning Catalogue the property which we have for sale
with the locations and prices annexed Should more par
Mar Information he desired By enclosing fee ofSl, they
Gill command our services
As specimen OF lie bargains which offer, take the
following:
/. A Farm in Prince William County, Virginia, miles
erentyle The county seat and about 30 miles from Wash
ngon City, containing 1911 acres The land Is productive;
500 i'll valuable timber, the balance in cultivation
with Dwelling house, and other improvements There
h good market for the timber Occoquan situated be-
tween the extremes OF North AMI South the climate IL pre-
csey that which every man should If prpctcable select
for the health and comfort Of his family, and for his
prosperity agricultural The only objection which
any has raised against purchasing this farm has been
the price, which is low that they conclude the title
be bad, that something he the with
t We will however give the purchaser guarantee, that
all 10 right. for two dolals an acre.
We have many other excellent Farms in the same region
For NEW LANDS Of The best quality, in New York,
Pennsy lvania Virginia. and Missouri ask Fifty Cents
acre-in Tennessee TDenty fue cents These
lands in Tennessee 81 uaed in Perry Co. West TenGes
he navgabe OF the Tennessee River and
there better lands finer climate in the U. States
In Lawrence Co., OHIO, have 220 Of land with
inexhaustibe water power, Symmes Creek, at the
great TAILS miles from the Ohio river, in the great Iron
aud Coal region of the sonth Ohio The improvements
consist of one large Flour Mill, Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses &c. This is unquestionaby Of the most
valuable locations for building Manufacturing CITY which
the West affords-Price $1,000.
We have large OF Pine Timber Lands an Iron and
Goal Lands in several States. prices differing very little
free gift, and such accommodating terms, that
enterprsing may secure to themselves prnteiy for
in a short time
The quantity Real Estate which hSve for sale, is
almost unlimited We purchasers Those who want
purchase, TO themselves and their postey
heahfnl pleasant and happy home will do well TO come
and For further particulars inq lire Of JOHN MILTON
EARLE. Worcester, or of A. BUFFUM CO.,
May 25. NeM York
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TO Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC
IN TWO PART.


NHlS work, which has been adopted as the
text hook in the classical and Engli,h nigh scheo
ot TINS town, is confidently recommended teachers
continuing the following ponts of excellence any
other Arithmetic now in use.
l. The arrangement is simple and more philosophical.
. Inc WORK Is more complete, both a book aud
book Of reference.
g. 1t has been greatly condensed, by dispensing with
most OF the separate rules for the treatment of Decmas,
Fractions, and Federal Money
T. In addition to all the ordinary Arthnetical opera
tons many useful principles are introduced that to be
found in no other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
WoRcEsTER, July 81, 1876.
Having made use Of the second part of MIR Chase's
Arithmetic during the past year. recommend as
the 6est manual De haze II CONT rises in short
space much valuable information and the exercises
arranged that class conducted faithfully through
the book cannot fail to have received thorough knowl
edge of the science. The introduction decmas in con
nection with numeration the solution of problems in pro-
portion bv the method Of and effect eor-
tions OF the work, new and valuable.
ELBRlDGE SMITH,
Principal of Class. and Eng Hig4 hoS
HASBROUCK DAVIS,
Teacher of Maih Depsr nj.
SALEM July 81. H. 6.
After using the second part of Chase's Arithmetic
year and IT. my expec atoms in regard TO its merit
fully realized know of no hook hich, in ms opIl
is so well fitted TO make thorough Arithmecians III
arrangement s emneny philosophical the rules and def
nitions simple. accurate and prehensve the ilustra
lions direct concise and plain the questions
PRACTICAL and happily adapted exercise OF the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM,
Principal of the Eng l]igh 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.
ar School Committees will be furnished with copies for
examination, eTatuitously, at LAZELL'S Book Store,
Worcester Sept. 80, 1886. tt
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F0Rn,S EATING HOUSE,

NO. 2 WILSON 3 LANE, BOSION.
EEALS served Ut this Establishment at all hours at the
M av and evening, prices to suit the nal OF business,
The stranger, or the man OF leisure.
full yaeiods Bill Of Fare Is presented every DAY
SUNDAYS eycspeD comprising All the Meats and Vegeia
bles in season and sRARE DISHES III advance Of the
season. ...,
~ sUPPERs DINNERS, and CoI.LArI0Ns, for
Public Festivals Celebrations, Rural and Water Parties,
Military CompaRe, &c furnished in sly and OF
quality adapted any OCCASION either IN The cry or our
nIshed 10 order The ample provisions haVS heeh
made for this business. Address The undersigned,
JOHN FORD, RiisoHs Lanf,
nr;tt 1915 Is 8OSTOH
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TUE PROTECTION ms. co.

0&es No. S, Exchange Bindings, NORTH II me
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company Incorporated BY the Legislature Of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose OF effect
Ing Fire and Marine and has the power OF IN
ereasing It's Capital to Half Million Of Dollars:
The Company offer TO insure Houses, stores, Mills, Fnc
tores Barns and their contents, and all c'he nsurahe
property against loss and damage by hre Inc rates OF
premium offered low AZ those OF any csher similar
and every man has an opportunity irinng
sen to protect himself against the avages OF hs cesuuc
t0n element The course the Office pursnes In trahsacts
their business and in the adjusting and payment Of losses
" prompt and liberal
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining Insurance against loss ana
damage by fire. Worcester Vicinity, are reerrso, 'o
inrther particulars to ISAAC DAVIS Esq., at MS once ~
Worcester '7'T WILLIAM CONNER, Secy n
Hartford, July IT, 1874
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TO MAMUFACTURERS

TO MANUFACTURERS.
NE Denny Manufacturing Company Offer for sale "a
4 their Wooden Mill in BARNS
new Wrapping Machine r1aesNHH
Boynton's inch Fnisher and Condenser
Jack, Picker, Buster,
Loswond Cutter. .'.i*
Cloth Press-Papers and Plates,
Indigo Grinders,
zoo NJ Teasels of superior quality.
A quantity Of Cashmere Reeds and Harnesses.
do. filling Bobbns.
10 large Iron Kettle.
Lot of Skating and Drums
Stoves, Funnel, &C. &c.
Inquire of FRANCIS ORR, at the Mil, or Of EDWARD
DENNY, at Worcester. n Iulys
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Dve-Holse Removed,

vsyHE subscriber has Removed his Dyeine
Works 10 his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and only ten rods Main street, where all goods must
bp left Having 6rstrate shop, with every convenience
Attached he feels confident In assuring the public that MS
wsrk shall be done we'll aud al shorter notice than at
any other shot ~ the kind in this vicinity.
iadiss' DRESSES and CLOAKS Coiored, as nsnal for
oNR Ian; Gentemens COATS snd PANTS Coiored
Whole Articles for Hfouraing done " three days when
required.
CLEANSING
Caots and Pants cleansed and pressed, 1t days
tee IL desired CARPETS, SHAwLs OF all kinds, and Mil
rARY UNIFoRMs cleansed and pressed ind warranted 10
look as well az new goods Satisfaction guaranteed in al
CASES. or no charge will be made. t#
mr. Only Office in Worcester is on Cent a
Street. HENRY Is. ADAMS
Worcester. Aug. 20. S5tf
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New England House,
80. III Broadway, nearly opposite WaIl stree
New York.

a. ryHHE above named house having undergone mate
IA rial alterations and been fitted up in superior
.lst4 manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
transient board will hereafter afford desirable
commodaons TO all who may desire qnetness and agree
able society Il Is strictly temperance house and located
ia the immediate vicinity OF business, which makes 1t
pleasant for business men The proprietor assures the
public and his friends that every exetion will he
used for their comfort and merit Continuance Of the pat
cnare he has already received for which he
fsl N. u. Price 81 - per day.
Aua 3 1916 Sltf p WIGHT Pronrietor.
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Auction and Commission House,
TNEYN n <9cVC y -

JUffN Z. UIIS " CO..
AUCTION AMP COMMISSION RpE RrA MRS
Saint Louis. Mo.
- ness IN ,ns City, would tender services TO manu-
actures ana merchants in ihe Eastern Cafes and would
Respectfully sollci. corIsignments of ROOTS SHOES
iATS, CARS, PRY GOODS, and ali other articles 81
Merchandise ard pledge pay particular atten
paid TO directions ' @ :" 'esa'"
we would refer TO the following Gentlemen.
H. II stone, and John F. Darby, Esa'rs SI Louis
lanes a. scott, ESQ., Nsw York Lewis T. Brown ESQ
6nnGGetPhd; Messrs. Allen g. WEIGH Bostoa +; Mr. D. b
otis- W0Tcestei if34 Auo %
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In a1don TO Inc above premiums, deposite OF per
cent on the premiums will be required and deposite
note varying at the different from is TO 80 per
the premiums
Applications for Assurance may be made at the Office q
the Company, at the CENTRAL BANK ia Worcester and
the Agents in the and sections OF New England
New York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester, July Is, 1916 If
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq, Treasurer.
This Company commenced issuing Policies IF Assurance
the first June le45 and during the year has is
sued $50 Policies, and received in premiums $ls7Ss.
Premiums Of Assurance for One Hundred Dollars
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NOTICE.

ETSiE aubacriher would respectfully inform the nhao
Il tanls Of Worcester and vicinity that he has taken
shop OF Pratt Earle's Iron Store for the purpose
Of FORGING MACHINERY OF every description ana
JOB WORK. Particular attention paid 10 fixing Axes.
A share Of the public patronage Ia solicited rn
Worcester, Nov 10. DIV DEXTER CAhh'
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House and Lots for Sale.

A.. A NEW and Elegant HOUSE Vernant Street
Ss55EA "A Also, HOtSE LOTS on Laurel Hill-many
z Of them commanding the est view Of Worcester Of
any lois in the market A. III MERRlFELD.
Worcester, March H. wStdu
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New Irnn Store.

NO. 10 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
RICHARDSON, gLORING s. co. have on
hand and for sale-Ckeap for cash-English Refined
Banks, Old Sable. Norway Sweedes, and Band r ON
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable and Sweeds Shapes-Ul-
ster HQOPS-BEST CAST STEEL, SaRdeTsoR's,
MAYORS, ami JeSsop's-German Coach Spring Steel
Also, Russia and English Sheet Tomorrow Bars-vices-
Axles and BoxesHorse Nais-Sheet Lead and Zinc,
R., L. 4 co. arc Manufacturers Of Tin, Cor .osr
and Sheet Iron WARE upon the sonabIe ,arr
and short notice. nTPariicular attention paid a. P
tory Work-Tin Roofng-Tin and Copper Fave 1ronshs
STOVES of all descriptions constantly for sale =, ,h
very lowest prices, at the OLD srASD of H. A. RICARn
SON, (ew doors north Of the Eagle Hotel, ss'
April 80 II No. rs Main So Worcester
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Pekin Tea Company.

NOR SALE by the Pekin Tea Company at their
Office No. IA FRONT STREET (UP srAIRs,)
WORCESTER,
large assortment of I s, all OF this years impor
aton to which they call the attention of Hotels Country
Merchants and Families.
CATALOGUES OF TEAS,
Ming Yong PouchOng, good. Oolong good.
90 90 90 s Do hne' DO 90 ans.
OoLONG-This tea is a iavori,e with those who have
had the pure article 1881 sa
English Breakfast Tea fne.
Howqu1s Mixture. extra fine.
Pekoe Flower, rich BLK tea
Congo, extra fine sai4sas
YOUNG HYSoN, sweet cargo.
do do do do finer.
do do fine cargo.
do do fine.
do do Silper Leof-This Is superior
and seldom sold in this country.
60 do Golden Chop, garden growih-This is
the finest Green Tea cultivated in China, and mas
never been imported excepr as presents TO Importers
HYS0N 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 deghtul-ii is OF garden grew th--and
superior any sold in this country.
For further particulars, see hand6ills at the
Once ofthe Pekn Tea Company Sign the Chinese Man
NO. IA up staTs) Front st Worcester, MS.
Orders from the country Chest single pound
promptly attended to.
Parcels OF Is lbs aud upwards he forwarded
try purchasers E. III. KENDALL, Agent.
Worcester, Oct6. dwn
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WORCESTER, WEDNES
State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.
CT RANTEE CAPITAL
Adm nm

HON. JOHN DAVIS, Presiden.
HoN. ISAAC DAVIS, ~,
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, I'cs FFsstae"''
ECTORS
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WANTED

ITO HIRE good industrious man, with small family
for years. time, 10 commence the first Of Decen,-
Der. Good encouragement given guod House and ear
den furnished. HERVEY BANCROFT.
Auburn, Oct IA. aHf fN wst.Esffsta n
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Hon g. WashburB,
Clarend0 a Harris,
Hon. Alex. De Witt
John Brooks, Esq
Charles w Wilder,
Hon. H. w. Cushman,
Henry Chaplin, Esq.
Freeman Uphem,
Elisha P. Fearing, Esq
Joseph A. Denny, Esq.
|. II. Cary, Esq.