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nTUTuAL FIRE INSURANCE..

The Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Company of WoRcEsrER, MASS.
INVITE the attention the public to the principle upon
which the business OF this Company conducted. AS
the corporate indicates the main object OF The Com
psny is 10 afford Merchants and Farmers opportunity
tor procuring sae insurance, moderate terms, and
strictly up0n the mutual principle In order preserve
this rncpie Is deemed indispensable decline all risks
which usually denominated ertrahdzar6ous; believ
inl that If such risks permitted be mingled with
those OF the Merchant and Farmer the premiums likely
to be disr0pnrtionae To the risks, exacng from such
insure he least hazardous properly than just and
equal contribution 10 the expense OF insurance
Insurance may be made against loss damage by fire,
upon building the shops of carpenters, black
smiths coope cabineimakers chair makers, and wheel
III or buildings in which dry shavngs made TO
such an extent TO become hazardous in which the
manufacture of wool, COTTON, hemp, flax OIL paper is
carried on, power employ ed in which business
is done alike hazardous any of the above risks
which powder, urpentine. any like combusthle
matter stored or used in such quantities materially
increase the danger
Aud upon hay. grain, rattle horses sheep. SWINE
carriages, hHrnee household furnture wearing apparel
hooks provisions and generally such property is kept
ued in dwelling HOUSES stables and granaries,
while the building specified in the policy but not in any
other place.
Also upon stocks in trade Of groceries dry goods
and shoes, bus and stationery cabinet ware iron and
other metals hats in bales -four, grain provisions,
Feadymae cOshSg leather for sale in process Of man
ucure into boots and shoes merchant alor stocks and
other prnnerty hazardous than Ih- above
The rates o premium for insurance The above descrb
ed property will he regulated by the character of the risk
and will bess reasonable these of any other Company
Not more than hreefouths oil the value oil bulidi 6;
above the foundation, or Of personal property will be in
| sured than So 90 in risk
The rates OF Insurance will be determined by the char
of the risks shall appear the applications
careful di elimination being made buildings and pro
pery situated IN small villages. FARMS and the SAM
kind Of properly when located in large villages and
exposed from adjacent buildings The premium require.
in cnsh sufficient to constitute fund which will Civ
entire hdence the insured that all losses Will b
promptly paid. Whatever surplus shove tn,
losses and expenses Of the Compau,, will be equitabl
divided among he insured To provide for all extraorji
nary depOsite note will he taken af double h
amount of the ca prenrmw liable
men il the exigsncies Of The Company should
quire.
Insurance may he made for from to five years, the
applicant may desire.
Applications received at the Company's Office
ouer Central Bank, 102 Main ST., Worcester.
DIRECTORS:
n.ia- Ia 4 A .,llr q
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House and Lots for Sale.

- A NEW and Elegant HOUSE on vernant Street.
80 n Also, HUI Sc LOTS on Laurel lIill-many
2 Of them commanding the est view Of Worcester OF
any lots in Ghe market. A. NJ MERRIFELD.
Worcester March II. w3td0
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Mutual Fire Insurance.

TaHE HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY IN LEW commenced operations May
49, e43 he numb Fl Policies which have been already
issued by said comps is 4S79. Amount Of property in
sured more than So = 600 Amouns OF capital in Pre-
MUM Notes, Is $3.50 20 Insurance the term six
years greater nj than 5000 taken any
one risk. Properly hazardous, mot taken.
John S. WILLIAMS, President.
JOHN BURMA Secretary.
Salem Oct %, ~ :.
u Application for insurance may be made ~
EUCLID ciIADsEY, Agent, No. 4, Central Exchange.
Worcester Nov. 4, le46. 44if
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Machinery for Sale.

Machinery for Sale.
THE following Machinery is offered Tor sale, viz;
l. ! new Irvine Twiier Lowell pattern, Tor making
Harness Twae.
] forty SkeIn Reel
yarn Pres inr bs,irg yarn.
/ Biading Machine Tor round braid.
The above will be sold az bargain on application TO
the Rockville Manufacturing Co.
FiiChbufg, Jan 4. ewr
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Pekin Tea COMPANY,

EGklu 1Gd OUlnpduys
NOR SALE by the Pekin Tea Company attheir
l. Office No IA FROST STREET FUR srATRs1
WORCESTER,
large assortment Of r f. s, all OF this years mpor-
taon which they call the attention of Hotels Country
Merchants and Families
CATALOGUES TEAS,
Ming Yong Pouchong, good Oolong, good
do do 40 line. do fine.
do do Suuchong do extra fine.
OOLONG-This tea Is a iav0rte with those who have
had the pure article.
English Breakfast Tea, fine.
Howquas Mixture. extra fine.
Pekoe Flowef, rich BLK tea.
Congo extra fine
YOUNG HIS0N, sweet cargo.
do do do do finer.
do do fine cargo.
do do fine
do do Siluer Leof-This is superior tes
aud seldom sold in this country.
do do Golden Chop, garden growth This Is
che finest Green Tea cultivated in China, and mas
been imported excep. presents to Importers
HYSON. 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 delightfully."- is OF garden grOwth-and
superior 20 any teas sold in this country.
For further particulars, see handbilis at the
once Of the Pekn Tea Company Sign ofthe Chiness Man
No. IA (up stdrs) Front st Worcester, Ms
promptly attended to.
Parcels OF Is lbs and upwards can be forwarded tocoun
try purchasers E. II. KENDALL, Agent.
Worcester, Oct6. dwtf
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THE DAILY SPY,
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worceste,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

TERMS
The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
snaum or Seventy five Cents per quarter if paid strictly
IN Advance.-0r
-Four Dollars per annum, One Dollar per quarter il
not paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
s published weekly at the same Office Terms-Sl,75 in
advance, or $500 ifnot naid in advance.
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Weslncerey regret that in the hurry of composition, last
night, we inadvertently omitted the name OF Gen Franklin
Pierce among the distinguished generals who figured in
the battle of Churubusco His chivalrous and admirable
march from Vera Cruz to Pueba was the promising pre-
Jude TO his brilliant achievements before the walls OF
Mexico General Pierce has left behind him all the delights
OF his domestic circleal the reputation which he had
won as ciyilianin order to brave the sacrifices and
the dangers of the tented field His talents of high
order-they fitted to shine either in the camp or in
civil fe but when his country calls, he does not hest
tate to expose his life in her service Amid crowd Of
brave men, General Pierce stands amongst the first He
has distinguished himself in of the proudest battles
which has been fought on this continents and he
has contributed eminent degree the victory which
has been won by our Should the war continue
and should his life be spared anticipate glorious
destiny from his gallantry and talents
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Doctor Amntis italian vegetable Panncea.
Pre4ryatiue of HEALTH


CERTAIN CURE for dysentery diamhea, bilious and
~ liver complaints, dyspepsia, &c. &c.-Docor AWAITS
Italian vegetable panacea prepared by Messrs
Samuel Causi Co., Is offered the public for the
and prevention of the above prevalent diseases Its
success has been emnenuy shown in many of maa
rial aud bilious attacks fevers cholera morbus dysentey
dyspepsia disorders of the liver chronic Diseases
complaints, and others peculiar children, female
plants, &c.
The ingredients composing the above preparation have
been made known TO, and fully examined by, distinguish
ed physician, who has given his unqualified appreciation
Persons suffering under mercura disease may fully de-
pend upon being relieved by the OF the panacea Many
families who have used it, testify its mild and safe opera
ton 1t is therefore confidently recommended to all who
may be afflicted with any of the complaints above named
The propetor do not think it necessary publish here
one OF the numerous certificates which they possess
recomnendaoy OF the panacea, as the pamphlet; which
panies each bottle, will be found sufficient render
am pie information
The panacea be had wholesale and retail of the pro-
prieors llth street. Pennsylvania also
the drug of Messrs.--
j. O. Farquhar IL Co., of 18th and New York
McClery & Clements, of lfh ST. and Penn.
H. >. Patterson, corner OF 9Th st. and Penn
M. Delaney cor of Al st. and Penn.
ID. b. Clarke 1lh and Maryland avenue, Usand
and OF others in the city, and also of the prime pa druggists
in Georgetown and Alexandria.
s. CARUSI IL Co.
Sept q fotyI,,
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A Card.

NEW WINE STORE, No. So Chestnut STREET.
IN JAMES BALE, late OF the firm OF Gowen Jacobs Co..;
respectfully that he has fitted the store, No.
So Chestnut street. few doors below Third street, and
door above Congress Hall Hotel, north side, Wine
Store where he will keep weseleced stock of the most
approved varieties of wines, hrandies hqueurs London
brown son Scotch ale, and the finest brands OF choice
cigars, NC
Private gentlemen, hoteLkcepers and others in the
try invited to call and examine hisstock Sept.
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Look for q. W: 1'halips's Cash Store.

FRESH CLOTHS, CASSIAIERES, AND VESTlNGS,
(WHICH viii have made order, and in all cases war
w ranted 10 it, Among them will be found
pieces Bonean's black cloth
do Byiney's do
do Simoni's do
10 do low-prced English black, blue, and fancy
colors
These goods much superior anything have ever
had in
20 pieces plain, ribbed and doe-skn cassimeres OF
Bonlean's, Byilley's, and Simoni's make,
which cannot be exceled in this any
other market
Is do new style French plaid cassimeres, some
thing entirely
20 do fancy cassimeres some fine and others low
priced
10 do rich black satin for vestng
do belmont black silk satin Tor vesting
20 do coored silk satin for vestng
As have made arrangements with of the best cut
tiers make for this season. purchasers may depend
their clothes being made in the best manner
Also, have this day received
Gentemen's silk hnndkerchiefs, lnencambric do.
Gum suspenders, lambswool and merino shirts and
drawers
Silk and lawn cravats, kid, silk, and buck gloves
Cotton and silk umbrellas
And in fact every article used for gentlemen, of whom
only ask call.
Sep. S-dhf G.. w. PHILLIPS.
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Extensive Sale Valuable James River Lands and
C0nII

Coal Property.
TN of decree of the Superior Court of Chan
cery for the Richmond circuit, made the 10Th June
1917 the undersigned will offer for SALE Wednesday,
10th day of November next, il airifno the ex fair day
the following valuable estates, lying James river and
Tuckahoe creek, viz
No l. The upper plantation adjoining lands or Thos
Mann Randolph, esq containing, by survey, go
acres large portion of which Of river grounds
$50 acres being Tuckahoe island with considerable
body on Tuckahoe creek This situated imme-
datey in the line of coal formations having pits
cessul operation each side of and few years ago
coal mines extensively worked on the prem
ises. thick seam of coal on the land adjoining this
tract has lately been opened and worked nearly the line
1t is believed that lands in Virginia offer more favor
able prospect for those who wish engage in the coal b
This lies in compact Gomthe budin gs are near
the centre OF the open land, and the whole OF it is excel
lent heart.
No 2. The tract formerly owned by James Curre, de
ceased called EAese adjoining No !, and containing by
survey 765 of which about 200 grounds
OF the best 1aty On this tract there excellent
coed brick Westinghouse, with AN ice-house and other
No B. The lower plantation purchased the late David
Meade Randolph, containing, by survey, G9l acres of
body of second low grounds There is dwelling house
this tract which, at small expense, might be rendered
No. 4. A tract of land bought of Thomas Mann Ran
dolph having thereon grs and mill and containing
of this tract Mr. Randolph has right to dig coal
These tracts otland are contiguous 10 each other. They
state Of improvement fher Vicinity f Richmond Ct a pens
distant from ten to twelve miles the advantages of the
canal which passes at the loot OF the hills in situation
do the least possible injury the affords of rriga
tpn and of wnterpower, there being perpetual
Mater points, with the value Of The coal properly
make it perhaps the valuable that
red for sale in Virginia. Near 300 have been lined
with great benefit About 1000 bushels of wheat will
sown before the sale.
The tracts will be offered for sale EWrsie which is
nearly cent jim the order abovedescribed The TERMS
according to the decree, will be follows oneourh
ofthe cash. and the residue in equal
nstanents of one two and three years. bearing interest
from the first day OF January next when possession
the property will be delivered the purchasers executing
bonds for the credit payments and receiving
till the purchase money shall be paid, and conveyance
directed by the Mr. Jenkins residing
will show it to any DESTROYS of purcha
WM. r. 'Wi1iisc;RHAM, com'r.
Before the end of the year, the slaves, about 1870 in num-
be the stock, crops &e win be offered for SALE of which
due notice will be given.
Sept. 15-ctds b. w. L.
w r. w
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The arnstce is forming the subjectof some discussion
IN our social circles. The Picayune publishes letter
from Its editorial correspondent in the camp of the 25b
August stating that t has produced universal dissatis
faction IN the army though in his letter of the follow
ing day he rather sotens down his censure and admits
that 1t may lead to kind of peace" We are
unwilling, until we receive fuller and official accounts
10 discuss the question, to cast any s upon the Gen
eral, whose military services receiving the thanks
the people But this we undertake say in relation to
the whole subiect-tha it would be most unfortunate il
Mr.. Tnst should permit the negotiation to be spun ou
beyond the shortest possible mesay two or three DAYS
for now advised that course is the very policy
which the willy politician Santa Anna would himself
prefer for raying and organizing his means and under
the same reservation, may add is to be regretted
that as long period as forty hours after the negot
alton had terminated has been allowed for the resumption
OF hostiltes,
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NTACGREGOR's Commercial statistics of the AmeIi

ltl Nations Digest of their Productive Resources,
Commercial Legislation, Tariffs Navigation, Port and
Exports, &c. vol, London. 1917. McCuloch's Descrp-
tive and Statistical Account Of the British Empire Sd edi
Handbook, VOL, London, 1886 Political Philosophy by
Lord Brougham vols London, 1876 The Year Book Of
of Free Nations, vols, London 1886 McCuochs Liiera-
of Political Economy, vol MeCuloch on Taxation
and the Funding SYSTEM vol Buchanan's Taxation and
Commercial Policy Great Britain, vol Clementss Guide
TO British Customs Duties, containing Laws, Tables, Bon-
ties Drawbacks Excise, Warehousng System &c., vol
The British Constitution by Lord Brougham, vol History
of Ten Years. 1880 TO $780, by Louis Blanc, vols The
Wealth OF Nations edition, London 1916 complete in
vol Adam Smiths Wealth OF Nanons notes by McCuloch,
Ricardo, Chalmers, MILL DugaId Stewart and other emf
writers, vols. Porters Progress of the Nation, 3
volumes. Crawfords Philosophy Of Wealth. VOL Lon
don, 1886 Just imported from London by F. TAYLOR.
Together with many other valuable works. new and old,
on the class of science. Sept l6
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Sept. III, 1917.
BOARD OF Naval Surgeons Tor the examination of
"A applicants for appointments the medical corps
the navy will convene the city of Philadelphia the
llh of October
Applications be addressed the Secretary Of the
Navy, state the age of the applicants, and be
panied by full testimonials of character and professional
capacity.
Sep 1l-dGt
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Bound ILLISoIs.This the significant inscrir-
ton upon moving wagon which passed through Baltimore
street yesterday morning The emigrants appeared to
be well provided with good horses, and had painted
their wagon withstand the vcis<tudes the wea-
Ihcs tpu under Which ihc ma.ax scsx kSS
osnt OF a retirement sRhr l,eerlaa
observed smiling faces within. Success attend their
| enterprise. Sps
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L1AIRBANk'S PATENT BURNING FLUID AND
l. LAMPS combining beauty and economy. The sub.
scrber invites the attention of the public this beautiful
article which needs only be be admired and
proved. The fluid lamps used tor all domestic pnr-
poses, smoke disagreeabc odor arising from them
and requiring trimming shutting, they consume
wick is far preferable camphine OIL there is
not the least danger, and il is perfectly clean
The paror lamps have the hydrogen burner attached for
converting fluid into gas, ana burn like ordinary
THOMAS FILL, Z.
Aug 2S-2aw2w Al e. Wheeer's Hardware Store
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MRS. ELIZABETH BIGCS died about September. 1914,
lVl leaving, by her will, legacy the children of her
deces sed brother jeremiah Allen aud to the daughters
her deceased sister Sally Harris understand that Mrs
Harris married man named Harris, OF Charlotte county,
Virginia, (probaby Richmond Harris) afterwards
moved to Kentucky Tennessee. have heard that
mah Allen removed from Bruins wick county to Tennessee
desire pay the egaces, and would be thankful any
person. who knows the parties any information which
they give, either 10 the heirs me- that may
know where they now reside.
VIM w. TALLY.
Executor OF Elizabeth Bggs deceased.
Surgenvile, Brunswick county Va.-Aug. i6--lmsw
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Look for Q. Woodwaris Hardware and Stove Store,
Where he A sell Stones, Crates aud Cooking Ranges &C.,
al Ne,c York and Baltimore prices.
HAVE just received from the north the largest
mept and most approved patterns of and crates
that have ever been offered in this city Among large
collection OF CRATES and stoves have the American Alright
Cooking Stove, new article just into the market,
the pest cooking stove in use; venating for
parors and chambers which will ventae your
well as an open fireplace. Also, Beebes Patent Cooking
Range the most approved range in use.
Please call before you buy between 10th and llh Streets
Pennsyvania avenue, at G. WOODWARD'S
Sent, lI-yt
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YXTanted situation Teacher by graduate of Trim
wv ity College, Dublin, Ireland, who produce most
satisfactory letters of recommendation from trustees OF
academies which he has been principal and from pri-
families all residents of Maryland and the neghbor
ing States, atesting his morality and sound ability to inn
part thorough knowledge of Latin and Greek Lam
guages, and all the branches OF complete English edu-
cation, including mathematics 1t may also be necessary
to that the advertiser is single Letters adj
dressed A. b., Baltimore, win be immediately
tended to.
Sept. 15--3cp
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THE brilliant Lottery drawn In the
United States.
SICO OOO-S4O, OOO-S2O,OOO.

THE most brilliant Lottery ever drawn In the
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500 OOO-S4O, OOO-saOOOO.
200 prizes of So 900, amounting to 500 00O
Being the lowest three number prizes
The Isl and I'd drawn numbers 81 900 The I'd and 3d.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass S, for 1917.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, the Both day OF
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J. w. MAURY Il CO., Managers,
SUCCESSORS GREGORY ~ COZ
rs No. lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
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grand capital prize of 100000
grand prize of 10000
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do do 1000
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Price of cketswhoes, S4o halves, $40; quarters, $780,
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Certificates, Of packages in the above magnificent
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certificate of package of whoes entities the holder to
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This grand scheme is tho most attractive one that has
of the attention of Adventures The lowest prize that
be drawn by ticket having it three OF the drawn mum.
bers $4,000 and ticket having on the LIST and III
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of pack
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$3.50 Agents Tor J. W. Maary, 4 Co. Managers,
Aug 20--wdNcifd Washington city, b. c.
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ENDUCATION.- REV. d. M'CARTER'S BOARDING
IL SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN, Stras.
burg Lancaster county, Penn-The whole expenses for
board, tnition, washing NC, per session of months 500
The winter session will the first Monday OF
November Parents or guardians wishing 10 place their
wards in good school, circular references &c
address Rev. ID. M'CARTER, Principal
Sept Il-dtlNov. Strasburg, Lancaster CO., Penn
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HEApQuApTKRs DEPr. OF TAMrIco,
Tampico, (Mexico,) Aug. %, 1877.

HEApQUApTRRs DEPr. OF TAMrIco,
Tampico, (Mexico) Aug. 2s, 1877.
SIR; Your communication and package, relating TO a
man by the name Of Henry Norris, late member OF te
Baltimore battalion, has this day been received and take
great pleasure in stating that he has been proned accord
ing 70 your recommendation and the desire OF his friends
ana MS excelency the President and passage provided
Tor nun on board the United States New Orleans
ms act affords me qualifications il corresponds with
my confirmed opinion that Mr. Norris had been exceed
lngy provoked by degrading and rash assault and the
consequence was setdefence which (not
premedtatedy) resulted in the death the assaiIant
With great respect have the honor be- your obcdient
servant,
- VIM GATES
Colonel 3d Artillery, commanding
To the Hon. SECRETARY War.
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We have had kindly forw lie us by Mr.. Franck lay
lor several new and ineres.ng publications. Among
them are "Public Men of the Revolution" work OIL
sterling merit and useful information "Tam's Fortngh's
Rambles" 18th part of "Thiers's Consulate and Empire
under Napoleon" and 1.-THE American in Paris" From
the hasty glance Of this work. we consider it gives cor
rect views Of foreign and places, which II de.
scribes in an easy and conversational manner,