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Movements In Politics,

At Albany on the morning Of the 29th n msa,,ru ~.
the wing delegates from the several wards constitn
the city Assembly district met in convention ErsanS
Humphrey in the chair, and unanimously nom;nsa
nooert II. rruyn, as member of Assembly
The recent democratic State convention in M,eh,.
passed the following among other resolutions -
Resolved, That We Of opinion that appropriation
ior lake harbor and river improvements are as much
general government as those of the Atlantic seabosrd
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such tn. frvent exclamation of every gentleman who
Knoxs New Fall Fashion of Gcntlemens Hats TIL.
style peculiar for beauty graceful appropriateness to all
the stock from which the Hats nannaca ed Every body
who spects Knoxs Autumn Fashion tor 8i7. will
perceive, by the peculiarly Of the AID the and
lasting gloss Of the Satire sid fabric h't it made Of The
finest material The shape novel and pleasi the
s306t Call on KNOX, l2B Fulton
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Ladies' and Gentlemen can obtain fair edu-
cation in three months without study aterfeence with
business. devoting half dali their residence
place of business Address Education" lower post Office.
soQ6 f
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The Deputy Secretary OF State.

Inc Albany correspondent Of the Herald saws he be-
heves NJ Campbsh has held the office Of Depu-
IN that once since tsla-thirty-ave years. A most
"'''"y ~no iaie"u omcrr NJ
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Dmiiy TIernId In oaton.-Pcrsnns xy,.b,ny


the Herald lett their Houses Stores Immediately oo the
arva! Of the New York tram in the morning by The New
Haven line in the evening, be regularly supplied at 10
cents week. by leaving tncr the agents office,
No. State street. REDDlNG s. Co
.CdA obi
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s wish 70 cal, the stteaton Of reader, ReheIu
rens sold exclusively by B. T. Watson & CO. as William.
street one door below Wall street and j. 2 Saw se q, FaI
3i street Price SO only Thy certainly the hest sud
chea est go pens Every description Of Gold Pens
sholes.. Or st. It either Of the abov. places Country
deaers VIII find their examine their stocks and
ices before elsewhere Gold Pens 75c I'll 81 a.
81 So with silver pencils. Pens carefully rep Ired
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THE RENEWAL OF HOSTILITIE'
HE BATTLE OF CHAPoLTEPE0
THE AMERICAN TROOPS

IN THE
CITY OF ME XIC 0.
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Genuine Diamond Pointed (,oId Penn. m

not be deceived into purchasing the that is offered abour
the city at low prices II is not wor h arr,
S 90 Thss you are sure to get the best articles fair prices
Gold Pen mpanv, No. 80 John street corner Nass, "a ,be
place to get the BEST and the most economic
lou ty merchants would do well call before
bs a. an e'irn:,s assortment always Be
Silver Pen aud Pencil Cases. Gold pens repaired -
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Plumbe's National Oaguerrian GaIIerv. ar,

DauWAy ,ntihues be th'ooged with ers OF ali Az
anu sexes apa the sitting room, connected with The
are at Al times occupied by sters who never fail OF oh.
tuning IN an cIedbly short of me a, exact and
oeautlIu picture. The portraits Of Pumbe perfect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-01

Dr. FclN 0oufaf0'S medIcated SOap IL tho
sunburu. sslowness roughne.s &C. His Hair DYE is
ranted to color h,ir rich brown black oudre Subtitle
completely eadcates superfluous hair His Liquid Veses
BILE Rouge designed pale cheeks the like hue
health His Lilly White as box) max The skin pleu
first door from Broadway.
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- Bf8Ces
articles cele brated wondrous eff
ccy n the cure Of all Nervous Disorders such Rhruma
ISM bronchitis Tic Doloreux Asthma NusraRis
wee se are only e b genuine Broad
Drug store has the genuine Dr. Chrse articles Pamnhets
and testimonial to be had gratis '''
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mo charge until the Hair Is restored p
Beas Hair Restorative applied the above erms Office
!08 Nassau ST. N B-For those who apply it themselves il
is for = - ~
READ.-L Aaron Clark, Mayor of the city of New York
do he eby certify, that have general certificate and
am personally acquainted with Of the parties who have
signed IT, and know them to be OF the highest
6le community AARUN CLARK
New YORK. March, 1899.
Boston Depots 2s Washington Philadelphia2i North
skin street. oil
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Inc Cheapest anu Best Place In the City to
boots shoes CATERS Jones Ann street. nea
The Museum You get there good for so as
Dc purchased else where for 81 Quite saving He also sell,
soled waterproof boots at 81 So IS co. md S. co. Jones has
the true system OF doing busnesight exr and small
profits All goods purchased Ann ST. al warranted Ia
give entire satisfaction ~
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Flnc CutAery.-The undersigned call tho at
tention OF those N Of the above
Among which will be found the m MT beautiful mar
Of and pen Knives imported to this
Also, Choice Razors warranted for sale 1t
" SAUNDEhS Il son, III Broadway,
a few days above Courtlaudt street
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respectfully call the attention Of the public their
oil the above each pattern containing articles most
nent size utility to perform The
Tor which they were severally designed
g SAUNDERS & SON
1T Broadway, opposite Howads Hotel
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TuErALMETro REGlMENr.--We have been
iicer OF the Palmetto Regiment, to one OF his
relatives, in this city, dated the eth ult,
from which We gather The following partcu-
lars, some o. them only confrmatory OF form
cr intelligence:
That, in the battle OF Chlpulttpec, on the
l3;h inst, the fragment OF the Palmetto Re,-i-
ncnt, that went into action, had 81 killed and
wounded ins ns;hc.r advance on the city; that, in
s;ormny the wall of the fertilization, where
the snu.: .:h,cr OF tho R;giln.nt was the great
cat, Lient. Manigault was the first person that
reached the wall, and Lieut.. Robertson the
second 4; that Lieut. J. Willis Cantey received
wound and died that night; that Lieut. Seen
waa wounded and since died. that Lieut.,
Clark was wounded in the leg, and I.eut. Sci.
lcck also wounded, but bo,h getting we'll;
that i4eut. Robertson was slightly wounded
in the Iey, by pcice Of wool, spintcrcd off
by n cannon bali, but is now perfectly we'll;
that Major GLADDEN. was also wounded, BIZ;
was able, on the 10Th, to ride ont in his car
rage; that poor Weatherby was the only
member OF the Charleston Volunteers, who
has died OF his wounds; and that Graham and
Meyer were killed on the spot. Tho same
letter states that Capt. Blandrg, and his
brother James, and Lcuts. Manganlt and
Bell, are all well, and unhurt. 1t adds 'hlt
Gen. Shields, who was again wounded at Cha
pnltepec, will pass through Charleston, in
or 10 days hence, on his way to Washington.
We trust that or citizens will prepare for
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my thss world. ,,aa chana e .s;l
4 sslHaslooks at tbesWorld ill d fferept light
y ssi,ef,s The reverse come pom him, He,
fefdsI saspici ion or. every Shrews He hard
sly. Knows how to nIov or her toGdo
this thing or the other OF there are spies
about him, and % writ Is epdy torhis
back. ssS. - - 4 81 bsS I
!. lo understand what kind of stuff the
world OF mind is made of, person must
Je unfortunate and stop pa yfnent once IN
his Lifetime. $ If he has friends thenthey
are made manifest. A failure is a moral
seivc. II brings outthe wheat and shows
the chotf. AEman thus learns that not
words and pretended goodwill, constitute
real fricrdship.-D. c. Colss,porthy.s
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GENERAL, TAYLOR,

Il is reported in The Washington papers
hat Gen. TAsLoR has applied Tor, and cb-
jla;nad leave OF absence from the Army for a
ahosi time It is said that he will probably
be IN New Orleans about the first of De-
coa'1er, ard that he will proceed directly to
his plantation IN Kentucky, which he has not
visited since he commencement OF the Mcxi
IN N,rr,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DIST

Il By W.sEIiE IVIS,sEsq, Ordinary for /
tSunlter 70 Districl
VHEREAs, Moses NJ sBenEow. hath applied
to me for Letters If Administration on all
and singular fhe5 goods and chattels, rights
and credits Of joseph Horton, late of the,
District aforesaid, deceased. 3 ~ sss:
TEtesc are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased,to 10 beand appear before me
at our next Ortlinary's Court Tor the said Dis-5
trict, To be holden at Sumter Court House. on
Friday, the 3rd day OF October, ls47, to
shew cause, if any, why the said adminiatra-
ton should no. be granted. y; 49, q
Given under my Hand and Seal, this,
/, 10Th day Of Rovember in the year Of
Il. 8. our Lord one thousand eight hundred,
and forty seven. and inthe 7Ist year Of
anIndependence. q ti s$ ~
w. LEWIS, O.S. d. IS
Nov. II, 1917, 5 E2t s''5
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PLANTATIO ION q AND 3 N lsI-
GROES FOR SALE,
ON THE IIsGH: HILLS OF sANTEE,
SUMTER DISTRICT. s. O.


A bargain may be had if applied for imme-
diately, in Plantation Of about 700 acres 81!
l.and,3 IL to5 miles from S.ateaburg, on
the Road to Charleston. Bounded on the
East by said Road: and extending nearly to
the Caudcn Bransli Of the Rail Road--cou-
,prising tolsrably well settled Plantation on
one OF the best tracts Of tic RED LANDS in
I sClaremont county, long famed for producing
the CREAM COE0RED COTTON:
with fine Orchard, numerous Springs Sof1
good water, and fine range for Cattle and
Hogs and Sheep.
% Prime Negroes, with no inferior or old
negro amongst them: and rating at IL :l-2 to
IL Task Hands,
Q mules and horses; so head ofsstock cat
tie; 100 head of stock hogs; 800 bushels of
corn; fodder; shucks; peas; potatoes and
slips; blacksmith shop and hand-mill; wag-
ons; carts; ploughs, &c. &c. &c.
Rs 100000 is the price of the
whoc-or separate sales OF each description
of property, will be made to suit purchasers.
Payment as fol!ows:- Bond Tor $4,000
at 10 years; interest payable annually, and
secured by Mortgage and personal security.
A Bond for $4,000 payable in and 9 years,
interest payable annually, and secured by
Mortgage and personal security. The re-
naming sl,00Oin Cash. S2I
Apply 10 tho subscriber at "Stateburg, Sos
Ca" u
w. E. RICHARDSON,
Agent TO Sell &
Nov. 10, l617. 3 If Is
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Nov. II, Is47.
"A. CONWAY,
MERCHANT TAIL OR.

The subscriber, thankful for past fayors.
begsleaye to inform his friends and the public
generally that he has just received a full as
Cassimers and Vestings, Also, Gloves, Cra-
watts, Handkerchicfs and suspenders.
Oct, 23, 1s47.
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ANoDE
81 GERcE P. MORRIS.


Written at the request of the Committee
Of Arrangements for laying the corner stone
OF the Washington Monument, at Hamilton
square, in the city of New York, on Tuesday,
the 10Th OF October 1S47, and sung by the
of the Sacred Music Society.
Home Journal.
Music" Old Hundred"
a monument to Washlngtona
A tablet craven with his name!
Green be tho mound it stands upon,
And everlasting as his fame.
IIisglory Gil the land--thc plain,
The moor, the mountain, and the mart
More firm than column, urn, or fame,
His monulnent-the human heart.
The Christian-patriot-
The chief that Heaven in mercy sent
His deeds are written on the ,e-
His country is his monument.
"Thc sword of Gideon ana the Lord,
Was mighty in his mighty hand - i
The God who guided, he adored,
And, with His blessing, freed tho land.
The first in war-,he first in peace
The first in hearts that freemen own:
Unparallelled-till time shall cease---
lie lives-immortal and alone
Yet let tho rock-hcwn tower arise, :. ss
High to tho path Of the sun,
And speak to the approving skies,
Our gratitude to Washington.
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Coon ADvIcE.-An Exchange paper,
the Editor of which has bad some expert
cncc in the world, says:
Never neglect to read the Advertising
Department OF a anewspaper, if you would
know what it concerns every ono to know,
where to lay out your money to the bes,
advantage. Competition is nj its height
and those who have any thing worth buys
ing, or good bargains, always advertise.
They know ii is the sure way TO do a
brisk and profitable business--and by
selling quickly. they are nble to sell
cheaply. Keep the run Of tina advertise.
ments. Sometimes tho price of whole
years subscription is saved by, looking
closely over the Advertisements,
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NOTICE.

All persons having demands agains, John
NJ. Dargan, late Of Sumter District, deceas-
ed, are requested 10 hand them in properly.
attcsted; and all persons indebted are re-.
qnested to make immediate payment 20 eithsr
of the undersigned as Wy
I'D. JONES,
A. a. sNETTLES.
gsi Executors
Nov IL ISd7 49, X - .f5 :3t is!eSj.,
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CAPT. WALKER
can Nv1r.'

By re.eieace TO the Mexican news pub
l.shedin another column, it will be seen that
the brave Capt. WALKER has been slain
lie was the first man who distinguished HIM
self in Mexico, and from that time till the
day of his death was regarded we believe as
the mos: e!iic!cn, officer o: his rank in the
Army.
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ELECTIONs sNOT;IC,l.,,E]l,... 3

In pursuance Of an Actiof the Legislature
spnsaed in December, A. D. 1889, an Election
for Sheriff and Ordinary for Sumter District,
will take placeat the usual places of Election
in said District on the second Monday iii Jan
mary next, being the tenth day of said month.
J. D. JONES, &C. {. P. 81.
-. Oct. 81. Ie47. / IDt
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tive are authorized to announce Dr.. w.
J.#WOODS, as candidate for Representa-
tlyeof Clarendon, at the ensuing election.
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lF [[' HE lB A 81 81 lEtlR
sUMTERviLLE, S.
! llDlronrsoap, N ope,nbrrSl7 1872.
ANDREW H.4sBuCHANAN, EDITOR.
AGENTS FoR5TnE nANNER,

Messrs. WHITE s. Co. ;Sun1teryille, s. &c.
7. W. PEGuEs, Esq, Caadenss. {.
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.COT[,ION..

But little cotton was sold Sin Charleston
during the past week. Priccs ranged from
i61.4 to cents per pound - ],
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NJ We are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM G.BARRET, Esq as acandidate for
Tax Collector, at. The ensuing Election.
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III G-IsWe are authorized to, announce jog.
M. NETTLES, Esq, aicandidate for Inc of.
fice Of Tax Collector for Claremcnt county,
at the ensuing election. I; z
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zEBULoN cHADBoURNE,ii eli .,sDi 4

Il D1ED-In Camden, Alas.,son the 10Th inst.
Cppt. JAMES CALDWELL formerly Of sumseri
vile, So Ca. in the 70:h year OF his; ;agesss +
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A LONG POTATO.

EiI a LONG POTATO. AEsE
Apctato measuring two feet -four inches in
length is now exhibited at the Drug Store in
this place. Il wasgrown on .he.farm Of Col.
JOHN b. MILLER, of this District
TIE SOUTHERN Z LITERARY MES
SENGER.
The last No. of this periodical has just
been received. 1t comes to us under thesdi-
rec,ion of new Editor. Mr. Nl1NoH, who
for the last fonr yearshas been generally and
favorab'y known rs the accomplished aud
talented Editor Of the Messenger, has with2
drawn from the editorial chair, giving place
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Candidates,

siaJrThe friends of JACOB H. WHITE
HEAD, Esq, announce him as a candidate
for Sheriff, at the mex, alter the ensuing cleo
ton. ig.. .lzs.Ii!
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A MAN WHO HAS EAILED.--Lct man
fail in business, what n wonderful effect
it has on his former friends and creditors!
Men who have taken him by the arm,
laughed and chattcd with him by the hour
-shrug up tho shoulder, ana pass on with
a chilling how do ye do2' Every rilc
Of bill is hunted up and presented, that
would not have seen daylight for months
to como, but for the misfortune of the
debtor. If i, is paid, well and good--if
not the scrowl Of sheriff, perhaps, meets
him at the first corner.
A man who never failed, knows but lit
tic Of human nature. In prosperity he
s,ils along, gently waited by favoring
gales, receiving smiles and kind words
from every body. He prides himself on
his good name and spotlcss character, and
m"kcs his bossts that he has no. an enc.
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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-09
Real Estate Market,
Removed to III BroadlUaq, front roof

Removed to 112 BrOad,Cay, front room, I'd story,
Ax EXPRESS BUILDING.
f4taf A Ii PERSONS who wish TO learn where e5s5A
-I n they purchase good FARMS, at lou is.ssx-
lceS in pleasant and healthy climate easy access and
convenient TO marke-or who choose buy New LANDS
Q the UeryTst quality in the most desirable locations,
less than half the Government prcesor any who want to
buy Water Power, with Mills Manufactures; or Pine
Timber; Coal and Iron Mines; or in short Real Estate
any descriptions situated in any part of country, will
please address to request and will furnish them
with copy of the American Real Estate Advertiser
tanning Catalogue of the property which have for SALE
with the locations and prices annexed Should par
uar Information be desired by enclosing fee of they
will command our services.
As specimen of the bargains which we Offer take the
following
l. Farm in Prince William County, Virginia, miles
Brentve, the county seat and about 80 miles from Wash
ngton City, containing 1911 acres The land productive
500 acres in valuable TIMBER the balance in cuvaOR
with Dwelling house, and other improvements. There
is good market for the timber Occoquan. Situated be-
tween the extremes of North and South the climate pre-
cisely that which every should if practicable select,
for the health and comfort Of his family, and Tor his
prosperity agriculturist. The only objection which
any one has raised against purchasing this FARM has been
the price which is low that they conclude the title
be bad or that something unseen must be the matter with
IT, We will however give the purchaser guarantee that
a is right, for two dollars an acre.
We have many oherexcellent Farms in the region.
For NEW LANDS of the best quality, in New York,
Pennsy vana, Virginia, and Missouri ask Fifty
acre-in Tennessee TtUentyfUe cents These
lands in Tennessee are situated in Perry West Tennes-
The nayigabe of the Tennessee River and
there no better lands or finer climate in the u States
In Lawrence Co., Onio have 220 acres of land, with
inexhaustibe water power, Symmes Creek at the
great falls, miles from the Ohio river in the great Iron
and Coal region the south Ohio The improvements
consist Of one large Flour Mill, Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses, sc. This is unquestionaby Of the most
valuable locations for building Manufacturing City which
the West afords-Prce $4,000
We have large OF Pine Timber Lands an Iron
Coal Lands in several States prices differing very little
from free gift, and such accommodating terms, thai
enerprising may themselves prlnCey for
tunes in short time.
The quantity Of Real Estate which have for SALE il
hon
purchase themselves and their postert
ahealthu, pleasant and happy home will do well TO conn
and For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, or of A. BUFFUM q CO.,
May Is. tf NelD York.
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F0RD'S BATTING HOUSE,

NO. 2 WILSON'S LANE, BOSTON.
MEALS served al this Establishment all hours OF the
WI day and evening" prices to suit the of business
me stranger the man OF leisure.
full and various Bill of Fare is presented every day,
Sundays excepted prsng all the Meats and Negeta
bles in season, and RARE DISHES in advance Of the
M sUPPERs DINNERS, and COLLATIONS, for
Public Festivals, Celebrations, Rural and Water Parties,
Military Companies, &c furnished in style and OF
quality adapted any OCCASION either in the city or out
oft NJ the most reasonable Waters and Table fur
nlshed 10 order. The ample provisions have been
made for this business. Address The undersigned,
JOHN FORD, Wilson's Lane.
April |. 1896 IS BOSTON,
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To Preachers and School Committees.


CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC :;
TWO PARTS.
FENHIS work, which has been adopted as the
text book in the Classical and English High School
of this town, confidently recommended to teachers as
containing the following points of excellence any
other Arithmetic in use
l. The arrangement is simple and more philosophical.
q The work is more complete, both a book and
book Of reference.
1t has been greatly condensed by dispensing with
most of the separate for the treatment of Decimas
Fractions, and Federal Money
4. In addition all the ordinary Arithneca opera
TONS many useful principles introduced that are be
found in no other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS
WORCESTER, July "a, 1886.
Having made Of the second part of Mr.. Chases
Arithmetic during the past year. we can recommend 1t as
the best manual haze seen. Ii conn rises in short
space much valuable information and the exercises
arranged that class conducted faithfully through
the book, cannot fail to have received thorough know-
edge of the science The introduction of decimals
necton with Enumeration, the solution of problems in pro-
portion by the method of and effect and Iher por
tions Of the work, and valuable.
ELBRIDGE SMITH,
Principal of Glass and Eng Hig hool.
HASBROUCK DAVIS,
Teacher of Maih. Departn nj.
SALEM, July 81, 1856.
After using the part of Chases Arithmetic
year and half my expectations in regard its merit
fully realized. know of no book which, in my opinl n,
is so well fitted make thorough Arthmeticans. Tie
arrangement eminently philosophical the and def
tions direct, concise and plain the questions
PRACTICAL and happily adapted TO exercise the mind ofthe
pupil RUFUS PUTNAM,
Principal of the Eng. High School for boys
The work is also highly recommended by the Principal
of the Normal School Newton, by the Public School
Teachers of New York and Philadelphia, and by many
others. ORIAH HUNT & SON, Publishers,
No. A. N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia,
For Sale at the principal bookstores.
u School Committees will be furnished with copies
examination, gratutOusy, at LAZELL'S Book Store,
Worcester. Sept 80, 1876. #
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In addition TO the above premiums depose of per
cent on the premiums will be required; and deposite
note varying at the different ages from Is to 80 per cent
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made at the Office OF
the Company, at the CENTRAL BANK In 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