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pATEMTS,
nericGn and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
u. S Patent Office, Washington,
%

-IANfIfCuH ana OUtCc, uftu " '"N
u Patent Office, Washington,
No. % State Street, - Boston.
TiIE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
of Patents, is agent Of the u s.. Patent ONCE in tue
purpose ofrecevng and FOL wadmg TO the same AL such
models specimens Of mgredie Is ahl manufactures as
shall be intended be patented or deposited thereih
which will be received and orwared free Of eTpeRse ana
Tisk to their owners and with all possible dispatch Inc
subscriber will prepare caveats, speciicaons' assign
ments aud all the necessary papers and drawings WIN
make researches into American and foreign WORKS. Tor es
alshing the validity utility OF inventions, and render
adYice all legal and scientific matters respecting ihe
same Patents secured in Europe aud Other countries
by application at this Office, inventors are saveh tue
time and expense of journey Washington ana delay
there, as well all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents. The experience Of fourteen years praccean ex
ensive collection Of works, documents decisiohs
&C., on mechanical subjects and the Patent lHws-ana
patents Of different countries collected at mucn expense
during the long time this office has been estabsheu ana
to which daily additions being nude, together with &C
counts here kept OF Inventions patented al washington
enable to afford important assistance and Information
20 inventors DESTROYS o securing patents, which In Other
respects might be dtfncult Of attainment.
weOdlys3 X. ii. EDDY, Civil EHefWser.
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Grand Exhibition of Dry Goods
AT THE
CHECKERED STORE


HAVING fitted up ny Store in style surpassine an,
- ihng IN this REGION and equal to any thing in New
YORK. IN order to make il pleasant and desirable resort
of customers 10 call and purchase their Goods and having
gust returned from New York with sortment of oods
fche more desirable and cheaper than any before offered
IN TINS market, will be happy to any Of my numer-
Gus customers at Store and sell them what Goods seF
may want at BARGAINS that will please and assure
them that they will be treated with respect possible a,
the same time returning grateful thanks for their liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed
Customers will at all times find all the NEW STYLES
at nay 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 mottoQuick sales and small profits
no use TO enunierate all the STYLES hand, enough
10 know that you find all the Nety StuLes ut the
CHECKERED STORE, and such prices that cannot
iail to please-Remember | am bound sell
few OF the articles on hand are
SILKS, SHAWLS.
M. d'LAINES, CASHMERES, GINGHAMS.
PRINTS ALPACCAs, ALEPINEs,
REP CASHMERES, LACEy GLOEES, HOSIERY, &c
And IN fact every article in the Dry Goods line usually
Kept in Dry Goods Store. '
Remember the CHE CKERED STORE. first
door north Of the american TEMPERANCE House
New York money taken current rates for Dry Goods
A. T. MILLS, ITO Main-st
Worcester, Aug 10. dwtfs1
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Pekin Tea ColnDanv.

NOR SALE by the Pekin Tea Company at their
Office No. "a FRosT STREET, (up srAiRs,)
WORCESTER.
a large assortment OF T T. y, all Of this wears impor
taton to which they call the attention of Hotels, Country
Merchants and Families
CATALOGUES TEAS,
Ming Yong Pouchong good Oolong good.
90 do do fine. do fine.
do do S0uchong do extra fine
OOLONG-This tea is ,ayorte with those who have
had the pure article.
English Breakfast Tea, fine
Howquas Mixture. extra fine.
Pekoe Flower, rich hl'k tea.
Congo, extra fine
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FORD'S EATING HOUSE,
New England House,

l1N' III Broad ways nearly opposite " ~ SIree
New York.
4 r VIE above named house having Undergone matte
f,FA rial alterations aud been fitted up in superior
sItl manner for ladies and Geutlemen who may want
transient hoard, will hereafter afford most desirable
Communications TO all who may desire quetness and agree
able society II is strictly temperance house and located
in The immediate vicinity OF business, which makes it
pleasant for business The proprietor assures the
public and his friends that every exerton will he
rcnage he has Already received for which he very CRATE
ful N b. Price 81 q per day
Ans. s, 1916. 3ltf r. WIGHT, ProDrietor.
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WILLIAM BOYLE.
First Premium, Ventiiatiug and Gossaner
WIG MAKER,

223 Washington st cor cfSummer up stairs
BOSTON,
IIAS always hand and manufacturing for SALE varied
and beautiful assortment Of LADIES' w gs, Half Wigs
Frizees Long Bands &C. of every shade and color Also
Gentlemen's Wings Toppieces &c of The very finest and
lghtes description for which he was awarded The Fsf
Prpntfsm at the late Mechanics Fair in Boston
Persons application, 10y letter or o;herwise may 81
tain full directions for measuring the head 50 as 10 insure
y perfect At A fine selection OF Ladies' Seams Whole
ale nj Low PRICES, ly Jan. 70
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Furniture Ware Rooms,
LEI RE.OPENED. l5I

I57 RE-OPEMED. l57
'HE subscriber having purchased the stock belonging 10
the Estate Of MOVES & Lone has opeHed the exteR-
siye Ware Rooms al Isl MAIN STREET and made large
additions to their former rment and respectfully
lcits share of patronage.
Having Mandatory here. and also extensive Ware
Rooms in Boston, he confident that he ial be able
to offer TO the citizens of Worcester and vicinity every de-
scrptton Of FURNITURE at lower prices, FOR CASH,
than have been sold heretofore.
he will at all times, make order, short notice. such
articles of Furniture as may be needed.
He intends to keep hand such assortment as shall
purchasers the unnecessary expense making jour
ney to Boston or elsewhere and hopes that all will call
his Ware Rooms before purchasing and satisfy themselves
that what is above stated is strictly
Worcester, Sept Is. dwu JOSEPH BUCKLEY
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Auction and Commission House.

JOHN C. OTIS 81 CO..
AUCTION ANB COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Saint Louis, Mo.
ID ENG engaged in the Auction aud Commission bu>
ID in this City, woald tender services
and merchants in The Eastern Cities and would
respectfully solicit consign ments of BOOTS, SHOES
HATS, CAPS, DRY GOODS, and all other articles OF
Merchandise and pledge to pay particular aten
ton sales of Goods placed in our hands, aud all regard
paid TO directions.
We would refer to the following Gentlemen:
H. Stone and John F. Darby Esq'rs., 81. Louis !
James A. Scott Esq, Net0 York Lewis I Brown Esq,
PhiIddeiphia; Messrs Allen 81 WEIGH, Boston Mr. b. b
Otis, Worcester ti34 Aug 20.
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STEAM GRIST Mill.

10000. STEAM GRIST MILD.
FINTIE subscriber having purchased OF VIM - Whitney.
an undivided afof the right Of using and vending in
Worcester PLATT5 PATENT PORTABLE GRISr
MILL would hereby nlom the public that they have one
Of the above Mills in operation at COURT MLLwhere they
ase prepared to Grind, TO order, all kinds Of grain
Worcester, Oct 81. tf REUBEN BEMlS.
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CCHOOL-BOOKs--FRAN TAYLOR, Bookseller,
~ few doors Of Coleman's Hotel has constantly
hand at Northern prices full Of the schoobooks
used In the District aug rs
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would NOT b abandoned. France wosld sdhere y
her doctrines Onthis head shs Kings Covers
ment Yves a. decided q the honossbls MI, BEhRtxn
could himself be-: The amendment was negstiye4
as useless, by large majority the conEict Y y g.
resumed on another amendment, and M. ~
TocaUEYiELEs will finish the task Of -BERayEi..
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ALnERT TODD.

ALDERT TODD. CnAss r. uAvn1.
cF. TODD X HAVEN. III 1 sexesaa
ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
feb 26 81. Louis, Mssowi, a.1
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communication to the Imperial Government, states that
number Of scaes who rely upon gods and demons build
altAs and carry very improper worship, have recently
been discovered within his jurisdiction They call themselves
the BLUE Lily Sect hold frequent meetings. spells and in
cantaon and rank herccs In their meeting house the
soldiers found wooden and iron sword with sundy books
and essays their religion As it is heinous offence to
dissent from general received opinions and tene the Gov
has put them all into prison. to be dealt with according
TO the law.
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LEeATIoS or THE UNITED SrArKs,
PARIS, JANuARr 3, l646.

FARIs, JANUARr y 1896
Sin have the honor TO acknowledge your Exceency's
noie Of this morning My letter not written upon the
sumption that the Journal DIES Debnts the organ Of the
Government Of his Majesty" although, tevery article
pied, that journal qualified the principal organ Of the
French Government lite object stated, to vindicaie
my reputation public and private grossly assaed under
the very eye Of the French Government in place and form
which gave to the caumny certain degree Of authority before
the world presume, therefore, that in marking your note
private pnfieuher is not intended by your ercecncy
that II is not obe used by in any which might
think proper to attain that end.
avail myself Of this occasion your excelency
the assurance Of my high consideration
WIN. r. KING.
His excellency M. GuIzor
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
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AMERICAN MINISTER AT PARIS. !
LEGATION OF THE UNITED SrATEs,
PANS, JANUARY 4, 1916.

DEPARTMENT OF FoREIeS Abrams CARIsEr
[ Pirate PARIS, JASUAsr9 y.
SIN have received the letter which you did the honor
to write the 4th Of this month"; and hasten reply
70 it. The Journal DIES Deba is not in any manner the
Of the Government Of the King, which cannot and should
not be considered responsible for what pubhsd therein
whether for articles emanang from that journal itself those
borrowed from foreign journals add, that in regard to the
question Of Texas the time that the Government Of
the King has pursued the which seemed to il in
formy with the views Of wise policy and the interests Of
France has had you have already received the
the intention TO do any thing hostile to the United
States or which might give to them just subject Of
plant. take pleasure in repeating it to you.
Receive, pray you, sir the renewed Of my high
consideration. GUIZOT.
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FRENCH OFFICIAL CoRREsRoNDENCE.-Abs 1sss.
TENcLosED IN THE rREcEDrNe LErrxR.1

by the other that the Southern race (he Spe4tsh and -
thoic) should preserve certain degree o imporncs en,
and population, and that il should NOT s usdsf ~ ysks
not be devoured by the Ango-Amsricsn race Ts&ss
ing nterposed might prevent this. Then she Mnis
pic the mighty concern Of the establishments Of osiain M
Der of independent satss IN The Now wd AID sss Con
sequence, the maintenance Of certain squiEb6 tsNssn
those States the natural effect = II does nt stp my
great wisdom understand that the esablshms 81 can
number Of independent Statss and Of ctsin sqsium
bctAeen them, Is condition the kvoshss y II M
ery TO the prosperity, 70 the development d 49, esHss
me msnisnsses Of peace bstwsen Ihsu Thish n
suppoaition; II is experiment aesdy tssd in ~ psd:
the extension prosperity, ths social and naval satn q
the European continent are evidently osins, h -
measure, to the equilibrium, confessed ldss ov -
fuctuating, which is established amonsa thems wlhs
any doubt has played immense part N ~ expanoad
Europe" 'sasr
Mr. Gurzor continues: " II is no moss dssns Ams-
RIGA to have universal Republic than fos Eups p hsvs
universal Monarchy. Ons q dsss = - Tl9an -
litics is thaiy6u viii kssp EasQps bent = nls -
equilibrium in Amsrics, the Amsia powss 6aspsse
the United States had been the only mssess 10 As, ~
should have been subjected 70 and hs uas tariff" Az
precedent and warrant for the Point policy, DsA snd
Texan, Mr. Guizor quotes Mr. Fouyha deelnstvr q -
August 1887. He then procssis 70 he Psdsnks dsuua
citation Of French conduct Ha ssss thst be rjooed m
and was not alarmed the prospect Of American sanasm,
but France watch thas grandeur. He says OPiusss
mayhs divided, psrhsps upon he msts Of sh scal o.
ganzasion and THAR nstitutions yst y mpos NJ 10
acknowledge that thers Is in that association ana een
qnsnty in m influence, those principles Of uaics hunan
ty and good Cor mankind. which have s the ma ~ ~
ed in Other States which have become great snd powhl n
the world II n 10 be hoped that misunderstanding "a ~
impsscons all the chances. al The obacuy u aSSss
Of this great people, they will exercise tsr ispet n
manner more moral and more useful fos ~ hnzan 49,
many other great natons" s., ". ss.ss 1919
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French, and you demonstrate this by your very
words--by all your special reasons" He spoke
for hour and half or more after full preparation.
Mr.. GUIzoT fought his battle with his usual intrepid
ity He affirmed that there were people both in Eng
land and America, who represented to one and the
other country that France would side with one or the
other that he wished to belle and defeat this ale
CATION; he therefore proclaimed at once his plan Of
neutrality. "The Government of England de-
sires to maintain peace with the United States il
Z sincerely desires this for good reasons, and am
convinced that It will do all in its powerthat il
will 90, as II has said, as far as national honor
will allow, to preserve peace. Thus there is no
great necessity TO press peser) on the English
Government to determine il to peace il is deci-
ded already to the limits Of its honor. The case
is moi altogether the same in the United States.
: There you have great party, powerful, active,
noisy, that does not wish peace, which urges war,
and procaimswar. BY the side Of this party there is
another, very respectable powerful ALSO that desire
peace. This discordance exists even in the bosom
Of The ruling party. Even in the Democratic party
: there are advocates Of peace, and advocates Of
= war. | do not hesitate TO avow that have aimed,
by the announcement Of our neutral policy, to lend
: strength to the friends of peace in America. |
: am persuaded that peace is desirable for both
: countries. | sincerely desire it myself meant
to strengthen the peace party, TO enable that party
to affirm that the other must not count on drag
: gng France into the quarrel" Mr.. GuIzor added
that, in the event Of a war, the old maxims con-
stantly protested by France, and maintained res
pecting the freedom of the seas and neutral rights
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the revenue only say that have been often dis
appointed in my estmsons Of loss Of from reductions
of duties that give in this instance any definite
thought last year should have lost million the
excise but this year find it, far from showing loss
ther than was the previous year On the
calculated loss Of four millions but the reductions Of poh
queny revenue so much more rapidly than any Chanceor
Of the Exchequer has hitherto calculated upon, that anic
pate the reduction in the have just mentioned
will be small and though there must be absolute reduc
ton to the articles have named tonight, still it would he
very difficult or.me to give estimate Of the amount"
You will observe that the. Premier designated
oats as n0bler quality Of food than Indian corn
in order, we may presume, to crafty the Scotch.
The disparagement is almost casus beW. The
newspapers, in their svnopses Of his plan express
themselves in this way, with all naiUete:
agriculture Indian corn to be admitted duty free This
is boon to the agculturists Sir Robert Peel pointing on.
rendered the fertilizer Of the soil while the rising price Of rape
and lnseed justify the free introduction Of nutritious food for
fatening cattle"
Send over few Virginia cooks or housekeepers
no prove the exceences and varieties Of corn bread,
fit for royal repast
The debate in the French Chamber of Deputies
on the University affair, which involved the ques-
tons Of the freedom of education and the suprema-
cy Of the philosophical system lasted through four
sittings, and ended on the 30th drawn-battle.
II brought out Mr.. THEIRS and Mr.. GUrzoT, who
displayed their best powers political rivals and
Electricians. The latter defended the measures Of
the Minister Of Public Instruction. In the Journal
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,!
r EDWARD BIRD, ...--.----
10. 2N0 RALTIMNRE STREET.
between Charles and Lipht-sl!


between Charles and Light-sts.
III now close of his entire stock of Rich SPRING
ny GOODS, without regard 10 cost. Being deter
|ned to sell off his large stock Of Fancy and Staple
pMMER GOODS, persons in want will Go well to
|ll Immediately.
large stock of Rich Dress SILKS, 25 per cent.
less than former prices; one of the best assert.
ments in the city.
bal French ORGANIZES; French JACONETS;
French LAWNS; Lace Musns; GINGHAMS;
MARQUESSE MU5LINS, price only 81 l-2
cents, worth 75c.
GHITE GOODS-Jaconet Cambria; Book and
Swiss Muslins; Cambrics; Taratans; Striped
Muslins
TNEN GOODS-Irish Linen; BarnsIey Sheetings;
Pillow Case Linen; Bird Eye Diapers; Damask
Table Cloths; Huckaback Towels
large stock of Fancy Drngs, Of
superior quality; also White Duck DriIlings, i'm
! ported for city traGe.
|L0THS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Eng
lish, French and Domestic.
HAWLS and sCARFS-Crape, Twisted silk,
Hernanna silk, Barage, Mohair and Italian SILK
sHAWLs; Grape, Hemanna SILK and Berage
SCARFS.
hosiery, GLOVES and CRAVATS, &C.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
J. EDWARD BIRD, 900 BALTIMORE ST.
iyl between Light and Charles.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
AANG 3slUM - e. :. -! - nAEIiMONE

INVINCIBLEs - TO ANNAPOLIS.
= sssHSTa The'FBaltmore Invincibles" having
ES-EesI Asuusscharlered the safe aud commodious
steamer "COLUMBIA.'' Capt. Guy
Their, will make an Excursion to ANNAPOLIS, on
THURSDAY AT fERNOON, July 93d inst. The
Boat will leave Commerce street wharf. at o'cl'k,
p. M, stepping at the County wharf Fell's Point,
gong and returning The "Invincbles" are deter
mined to make this one of the very best Military Ex-
curs,0ns OF the season, and every arrangement will
he effected that can add TO the pleasure and enjoy
nent of thu company. The Boat will remain at An.
napoIis sufficient length of time to permit those
VINO accompany them, 10 view the "Ancient City,"
the Naval School, Fort Severn, &C., and return at
early hour in the evening.
VOLANDT'S MILITARY AND COTILL'ON
BAND mas been engaged for the OCCASION and every
opportunity given to Il who fond of dancing
W-REFRESHMENT, CONFECTIONERY, ICE
CREAMS, SC, will be supplied in abundance by
hrst rate caterer, and sold at reasonable prices.
pl3-Tickets so cents each-to be had at the Clip
per, Sun and Argus Offices, and from the members of
the corps. sri jyl5 ws&dte
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d n EALTHY NXCuMsION,

I'll TO NORFOLK AND BACK,
DURING THE WARM SEASON,
s ssszrsEs By the Baltimore Steam Packet
COmpan g superior and comfortable
SasEs2xzfEfsE boats, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, or
HERALD, Capt. Russell, leaving Spears wharf eve
ry day Sundays exceptei,) at p NJ, and Norfolk
same days and hours. This excursion is offered to
Invgorate the health, particularly invaids, adultsand
children, who are much benefited by the sea air and
delightful sail down and up the Chesapeake Bay,
viewing the "Rip Raps, !" Old Point Comfnrt, Fortress
Monroe, U. S Men of War and Dry Dock.
Passage and fare down and up So, with privilege of
returning in four days.
je26-d3m T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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10000 DOLLARS,

On Thursday morning a. soon as the Hanks opened
heir doors paid him ga, 500 in Gold and on Friday
morning we Witnessed the departure in the IN rnng
brain of cars for Philadelphia route for Cape May,
hnother 10 the already innumerahe insa where
I'VE have ministered the wants of our fellow clti-
kens Investments at cur far famed Office have lime
kfer time relieves the endorsements of the business
Imam when bankruptcy stared him in the face Invest
Inents at our Off have enabled those whose finances
by prodgal had become beautifully ess,''
o sustain their position awOng the Copper ten thou
|sand" and single FIVE dollar Bank note, as above
kta,ed, has afforded the means ofexchangug the sui
try and atmosphere Of the city for the in
lyigoratlng sea breeze ofCape May.
Lotteries draw daily tickets III which, either single
br in packages can always be had our prize agency
Dealings strictly private Orders through ths Post
|Ofice promptly and fa hfuy answered.
EMORY & CO, opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
iyl3-lw Baltimore, Md.
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DAMAsK TABLE LINEN.


LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENS.
FH7HE subscribers have now in store and for sale,
Ill by the piece yard the largest and best assort-
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in this city.
WE NAME IN PART:
ga, 81, l0-4, liza, l24 and 10 Irish and Barnsiey
LINEN SHEETING
40, 49, as, so, So and "a inch Bolster and Pow-case
LINEN
IA, 4, "a and 1914 Irish and Barnsley Damask TIA
BILE LINEN
"A, ga, ga ana 1914 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
Unbleached Damask and Diaper able Linen
8S, $40, lO-2, lola, lO-l6 1920 SatiA Bamask Ia
BILE CLOTHS
Damask and Diaper Dinner and Tea Napkins in sizes
White aud col0red pOYLIES
rds-Eye and Huckaback TOWELLING
scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Diaper red bordered Towels
Irish and SCotch DoWas, German Rolls
Stair Damask-togeher with our large stock OF
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making in all the
most complete stock of LINEN GOODS we have
ever had.
{b3- The above Goods are from the best manufac-
turers, the most of them made to own order for
family use,) warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach.
r McELDOWNEY & co.
No. l63 Baltimore street,
jyi0 between Calvert and Light
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ESC0NOmY IN MEOICINE-5O pills for 25
MA ets The cheapest medicine in the world s
H.4NCE'S S.aRS.qPARILL.d OR BLOOD PILLS,
they purity the blood, remove bile, c0stiveBess,
headache. rheumatism, heari burn, dyspepsia, sing
ing in the ears, cramps, pain in the stomach, sc.
Price 25 cents nor box, or FIVE for 81.
For sale by SETH $, HANCB l05 Baltimore ST.,
and corner of Charles and Pratt SITS
Remember ffsy 7il!S in Sor, anS Hdn'e's Bloed
Pills. apM