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ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION.


The following additional testimony ia favor Of
DR.. Jayne's Medicines has recently been receiv-
cd from physician of high standing in Lau-
derdale Co, Miss, under date of August g., 1876.
''Dr. d. Jayne-Dear Sir-I am intimately ac-
quainted with some Of your preparations, and can
safely recommend them. Your Expectorant and
Carminative Basam | have used extensively in
mg own practice, and | state unhcsitatingly that
have used no article, combination of medi-
cines, that have better answered the purpose for
which they were prepared than the above, ETC.
w. W. JOHNSON, VI. D.,
Lauderdale Co., Miss"
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold or agency by
James II Otis, Lancaster; Brownel g. Car
son, Dodgeulle; Haines 81 Hollub, Po;osi; d..
Fl. FaiTchild, Mineral Point, Catlin s. Cole,
Bestowr,
Where may be had the AMERICAN HAIR
DYE, warranted to change Tie hair to beautiful
auburn. or perfectly jet black color.
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Shayed

VyROM lhe subscncer living in MillviIe Grant
I County, CT "Wednesday the 23d day Of June,
1871, a light chesaui souel horse about 10 hands
high, between : and S years Old, on his aeck there
Is place wbege the ssin sticks "a the flesh about
The SIZE or "a - c mt pioce, aad one Of his hind
istt Is white; no other marks rscoIeetsd. Any
jnhnauoA respecting ihc Enlss thai shall iead 70
bis recovery, shall BE- rewarded By nc
THOS. r. SHARPNACh.
Mitriie, June S1ih. lc&1. La-H
A GOOD aaie.s Ysnkes Cioess- y affA''''''
~ b, p, fr-t s~rc h,tsinass sson dies. a
Kendall & FARMERS.
T-r--s.--. T-as fo 1877
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River and sIarbor Convention.

Monday last was great day Tor chicago
Its streets ieemed with people, and every pub
lie house was crowded to suifo"alion. We
presume that not less than ten thousand
strangers were 10 the city. the greater par.
Delegates to the Convention, and the res, in
teresied observers Of It's proceedings Soon
after Q o'clock, the different delegations began
to assemble at their respective headquarters
and By 10 they were on the ground designa.
tei for the general rendezvous. At Il the es.
cort formed and proceeded The Delegations to
the place Of meeting.
The procession was a brilliant one. 1t was
headed by the Cleveland Artillery, service
able looking corps, and the Montgomery
Guards, neat Chicago company. Mex, to
the niiiary came the Mariners. with a full
rugged ship, all sails set, and manned by as
good looking crew as we have seen in many
day These were followed by the Chicago
Fire Department, strong in numbers and
splendid in appearance. and last came the
Delegations from the different States, each
distinguished by an appropriate badge. A
mong these Delegations. that from Wisconsin
was conspicuous for it's numbers and fine APP
pearance 1t mustered 800 strong, and was
kept in excellent order by the Marshal. Gen.
Wolco,t
The march, fortunately. was short one.
as the day was hot and The streets rather
dusty. The Convention, after arriving at the
great tent, pitched in the public square. was
called TO order by Mr.. Ogden Of Chicago, and
organized by he appointment of James D.
Barton OF Buffalo. as Chairman, and A, b
Chambers Of Saint Louis, and Hans Crecker
Of Milwaukee, as Secretaries. An appropriate
prayer was then offered up by the venerable
Mr.. Allen, Northampton, and after this fitting
introduction. the preliminary business of the
Ccnventiea was proceeded with. Commit.
tees 10 nominate officers, report rules of order,
&C.. were appointed, and then the Convention
adiouraed ill afternoon.
Oa rs-assembling in the afiernooa, the
committees not being prepared to repsI!. the
Rev. Mr Allen, by invitation, addressed the
Convention Al the close Of his remarks, a
spontaneous cry arose from the congregatsd
thousands for T1m COrwin, and obsdien. to
the call, The Wagon Boy made his appear.
ance on the stand aud addressed the Conven.
lion for an hour or more, in one Of the hap.
piesl and most effective off hand addresses we
ever heard. As it will be reported a. length
we shall not attempt TO give any mere sketch
of 1t.
Mr.. CorwiD was followed by Horace Gree.
Icy, OF the New York Tribune, WHO was also
called out BY the meeting and spoke briefly
bat exceedingly well--Mil. Sentinel.
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EQUALITY, rex, uos}
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WISCONSIN HERALD.
IANcASTfa. WISCONSIN,.

SATURDAY MORNING. JULY u. 1917.
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? tsars baa gf siases.-.'Hallo, WHATS
the matter rowl' said a friend - bom tie ios.
hrisiod bad Joe, ron against.
"Wh hie.wsy," said tes fellow. 50 drank
be was hardly able &c ariee'ase, 'wa kis,way,
,be fact is, 70, 81 MS oeajs have been
b b-hie betting lilaor on ,he race 10 DAY, aa5
they've got nae ls hold ,oc stakes i,, them
y. q, pic.
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Real Estate Market,
Removed to ll2 Broadaooy, front room,

ReMoDed 10 Il2 Br0ddGOdg, front room, "a story,
A,@ EXPRESS BUILDING. "a
3.a A Ii PERSONS who wish 70 Learn where E.
's-4I "A they can purchase good FARMS, al iolS sz
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,
less than half the Government prcesor any who want to
buy Water Power, with Mills Manufactures; Pine
Timber; Coal and Iron Mines; short Real Estate
any description, situated in part of country will
=" Us iequest anu we WIN lurbish 'heh
with copy OF the American Real Estate Advertiser,
tanning Catalogue of the property which have for SALE
with the locations and prices annexed Should more par
ular information be desired BY enclosing fee of$ they
~iIi comniand our services.
As specimen Of iks bargains which we offer, take the
following:
1. A Farm in Prince William County, Virginia. miles
Brentvle the county seat and about 80 miles from Wash
ington City, containing l0T acres The land is productive;
800 acres in valuable timber, the balance in cultivation
with a Dwelling house, and other improvements There
good market for the timber Occoquan Situated be-
tween the extremes of North and South the climate is pre-
sey that which every man should if practicable select
for the health and comfort Of his family, and his own
prosperity as an agrcuurst The only objection which
any one has raised against purchasing this FARM has been
the prcewhlc is so low that they conclude the title must
he bad or that something unseen must be the matter with
IT, We will however give the purchaser guarantee that
all is right, for two dollars an acre.
We have many other excellent Farms in the same region
For NEW LANDS Of The best quality, in New York,
PeDns vanla, Virginia. and Missouri ask Fifty Cents
an scre-in Tennessee Ttoenfy5fue These
lands in Tennessee situated in Perry Co. West Tenaes
see near The navigabe waters of the Tennessee River and
there better lands finer climate in the u States
In Lawrence Co.. Ohio, we have 2?0 of land with
an ne6hausoe ~Mter power, on Synmes Greek, at the
great TAILS miles from the Ohio river in the great Iron
and Coal region of the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist of one lsree Flour Mill, saw Mills Dwelling
Houses, &C This is unquestionably one the mnst
valuable locations for building Manufacturing CITY which
the West afi0rds-prce $4,000.
We have large tracts of Pine Timber Lands Iron and
Coal Lands in several States prices differing very little
from free git, and on such accommodating terms, that
enterprsng men may secure to themselves prnCey for
tunes in a short time.
The quantity Real Estate which we have for sale is
s'mos unlimited We want purchasers Those who want
70 purchase 10 themselves and their poserty
sheahfu pleasant and happy home, will do well to come
Gad For further particulars inquire JOHN MILTON
BAkLE. Worcester, or of A. BUFFUM 81 CO.,
Aay rs. II Nelv York.
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To Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC

ENHIS work, which has been adopted as the
a text hook in the Classical and Eng.h High Scheo
of this town, is confidently recommended to teachers as
continuing the following points Of excellence any
other Arithmetic in
!. The arrangement is simple and more philosophical
@ The work is more complete, both a book and
book Of reference.
8. 1t has been greatly condensed by dispensing with
most of the separate rules for the treatment of Decimas
Fractions, and Federal Money.
T. In addition to all the ordinary Arhinetical opera
ons, many useful principles introduced that to be
found in no other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS
WORCESTER, July "a, 1876.
Having made Of the second part of Mr.. Chase's
Arithmetic during the past year, recommend as
the best manual hare Il conn rises in short
arranged that class conducted faithfully through
the book, fail TO have received thorough know-
edge OF the science The introduction Of decmas
nectlon with numeratiOn the solution Of problems in
portion bv the method of and effect and Their por
tions of the work. and valuable.
ELBRlDGE SMITH,
Principal of Class. and Eng TIig hooI,
HASBROUCK DAVIS,
Teacher of Maih Deparsn
SALEM July Sls -.
After using the second part of Chase's Arithmetic
year and If my expec ations regard its merit re
fullS realized know Of book which, in my opia n
is so well fitted make thorough Arithmecians. lie
arrangement is emineny ophica the rules and def
nitions simple, accurate and comprehensive the ustra-
ions direct concise and plain, the questions
practical, and happily adane ed 10 exercise the mind
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM,
Principal of the Eng. High School for boys.
Inc work Is also highly recommended by the Principal
of the Normal School az Newton by the Public school
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
~ School Committees viii be furnished with copies for
examinations gratuitOusly, at LABELS Book Store,
Worcester. Sept. 80 1916. II
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PATENTS.

-4meTican and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent ORfce Wash5ngton,
No. % State Street, - Boston.
THE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er OF Patents is agent OF the Il S. Patent Office fI the
purpose Of receiving and fo wardng the all such
models, specimens of ingredel is All manufactures
shall be intended to be patented deposited therein
which will be received and forwarded expense
risk to their owners and with ali possible Dispatch The
subscriber will prepare caveas, specifications, assign
ments and all the necessary papers and drawings viii
make researches into American and foreign works. for
aLshing the validity utility OF inventions, and render
advice all legal and scientific respecting the
same Patents secured in Europe and other countries
BY application this Office, inventors saved the
time and expense of journey Washington and delay
there, well all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents The experience Of fourteen years. praciIcesn
tehsve collection of works, documents, decisions,
De- on mechanical subjects and the Patent Laws-and
patents of different Countries collected at mHcn expense
during the long time this Office has been established and
to which daily additions being made together with
counts here kept of inventions patented AT Washington,
enable me TO afford important assistance and information
TO inventors DESTROYS oi securing patents which in other
respects might be difficult of attainment.
weodlyS3 r. II. EDDY, Civii Engineer.
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FORD'S EATING HOUSE,

NO. 2 WILSON LANE, BOSTON.
AEEALS served az this Establishment all hours the
III day and evening" at 2rlces TO suit the of business,
.he stranger, or the man az leisure.
full and various Bill of Fare is presented every day
Sundays exCepied) comprising All the Meats and Vegeta
bee esason, aud RARE DISHES In advance OF the
IL SuPPERS, DINNERS, and CoLLATIoNS, for
PabiC Festivals, Celebrations, Rural and Water Parties
military Companie a c. &c furnished in style and OF
o0sity adapted 10 any OCCASION either in the city out
Of the reasonable rates. Waters ana Table ur
nsshed to urder. The ample provisions have been
lHAde for this business Address The undersigned,
JOHN FORD, Q Wilson's Lama,
April |, 1876. l5 BoSToH
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Important to Manufacturers.
PARKHURST'S Burning MACHINE

THIS valuable invention for the purpose extracting,
without injurng The staple from Wool, Cotton Hemp,
and other brous maerals bur sticks and other foreign
Ingredients is in successful operation in many of
Eastern and Middle States. Those wishing 10 purchase
this Machine be furnished with it, at short notice. By
NAYLOR d co, No. 80 John Street, Neso York. where
the Machines are kept Manufacturers informed that
have appointed NAYLoR & Co my Agents for the sale Of
my Burning Machine throughout the United STATES, and to
beware ofpurchasing any Machine kind without my
stamp upon it, every Infringement Of my right either in
making vending or using this Machine will be proceeded
against according TO law.
STEPHEN r. ?ARKuURST.
New York. Nov 18th, 1886.
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
Gallery and Photographers Furnishing Dep0tS

A WARDEDsthe Gold and Silver Medals Four First Pre-
"A miums and Two Highest Honors, at the National, the
Massachusetts,, the New York. and the Pennsylvania Ex
hibons respectively for the splendid Colored Da
gnerreotypes and best Apparatus ever exhibited
POk TRAITS taken il aisitc style without regard 10
weather. ~ instruction gwen In the art.
large assortment OF Apparatus and Stock always on
hand, NJ the lowest cash prices.
NeW York, 25l Broadway; Philadelphia. 1856 Chestnut
st Boston, rs Court and So Hanover ss Bdl1asre sos
Baltimore Washington, Pennsy Ayenns Peters
burg "a, Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth and Wal
nut and 76 Main Saratoga Springs Broadway; Paris
l27 Vieilla Rue du Temples Liverpool, 80 Church
July =. ly-lmw-da
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IN addition TO the above premiums, deposite of per
cent on the premiums will be required; and a deposits
note varying at the different ages from Is 30 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office
the Company, the CENTRAL BANK IN Worcester
the Agents In the towns and sections Of New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, July Is, Is46. If
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New England House,
no, III Broadway, nearly opposite Wall Sire
New York


New York.
sa TIVE above named house having undergone mate
tA rial alterations and been fitted up in a superior
%iE& manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
transient board will hereafter afford desirable ac
c0mmOdations all who may desire qHetness and agree
able society. II stctly temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity business, which makes it
Pleasant for business The proprietor assures the
public and his friends that every exertion will
used for their comfort and merit continuance Of the pat
r0Rsge he aeady received for which he very CRATE
fui N B. Price 81 Is per day.
Aug. s. 1886. 3ltf p. WIGHT Proprietor.
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Examination Of Diseases
Y &c AIRY OY A N C Il
InlpOrtamf Notice.

Kidder's Valuable Horse Liniment.
WARRANTED TO be one of the most valuable articles
w ever offered to the public for Sprains, Wind Calls
spavns Stiffness Of the Joints, Strains and Caouses
oflong standing; also, Swengs. Fresh Wounds, Calls
&c. sc. This truly valuable Eminent has been extern
ensively used for the last twentyyears and in no IN
stance has 1t failed give satisfaction TO the purchaser
1t Is cheaper than any other article as requires but
small quantity TO complete II also will answer
equally well for neat or horn cattle
Prepared only by the inventor and proprietor,
JAMES KID DER, ia, East Boston.
JAMES GREEN & CO., and M. b, GREEN, Agent
for Worcester. lyle May 10.
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Notice.

THIS is certify that have duly appointed and
thorized MIR JARED BENSON JR, of Blackstone Mass,
to act my Agent throughout the Eastern States sell
ing the Burning Machine, invented and patented by me-
May ls le46 ANY wishing purchase the above
Machine can with safety give their orders him, as he
will give prompt attendance supplying ihem though
the house OF NAYLoR & Co.. New York.
STEPHEN z. PARKEURST.
New York Nov 14th 1896.
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NOTICE.

MANUFACTURES informed thar any Information
IVA in relation the above Machine snd Testimonials
its favor BY those who using it, will be promptly given
by the subscriber, application being made to him. By
mail or otherwise, at BLACKSTONE, Mass,
JARED BENaON, in.
Blackstone, Mass. Dec H. 1885, gw50
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House and Lots FOR Sale,

l.. A NEW and Elegant HOUSE on vernant Street
III "A Also, HDI Sc LOTS on Laurel Hiil-many
sA Of them commanding the est view of Worcester
any lots in the market. A. Nj MERRIFELD.
Worcester. March II. w3tdf
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TORTONT'S T,ETHE0M

WHEREBY Surgical and Dental operations are per-
w formed without pain, and for which Letters Patent
have been granted The subscriber is duly authorised to
dispose Of rights for the Of the above article in any
town In tho state where such rights have been secured
previous TO this date, on application 10 him at
No. Is, american Temperance House.
Worcester, Jan 6, 1747. JAS. SHEPHERD, JR
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MUTUAL FTRE INSURANCE.

The Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire In
Company of WoRcEsTER, Mass.
INVITE the attention of the public principle upon
which the business of this Company conducted. AS
the corporste indicates, the main object OF the Com
psny is to afford Merchants and Farmers opportunity
Tor procuring safe insurance, moderate terms, and
strictly upon the mutual princpl In order preserve
this principle it 10 deemed indispensable decline all risks
which usually denomnated ertra-hazardous; believ
ing, that if such risks permitted be mingled with
those OF the Merchant and Farmer the premiums likely
To be dsroporonate to the risks, exacng from such
insure the least hazardous properly, than just and
equal contribution TO the expense Of insurance
Insurance may be made against loss damage by fire,
upon any building EXCEPT the shors OF carpenters black
Smiths coopefs, cabinet makers chair makers, and wheel
wr ghs, or buildings in which dry shayugs naae to
such extent to become hazardous in which the
manufacture Of WOOL cotton, hemp, fax OIL paper is
carried on or steam power employed in which business
is done alike hazardous any Of the above risks
which gun powder, turpentine or any like combusble
matter is stored or used in such quantities materially
increase the danger.
And upon hay grain, neat cattle horses sheep swine
carriages harnesses household furnure wearing apparel
BOOKS provisions, and generally such property kept
or n,ed in dwelling houses barns stables and granarie,
while IN the building specified in The policy but not in
other place.
Also upon stocks trade of groceries, dry goods
and Shoes hooks and stationery cabinet ware iron and
other metals hats in bales -four, grain provisions
clothing leather for sale in process of
ufctue into boots and Shoes merchant alors stocks and
other property not more hazardous than the above
The rates Of premium for insurance the above descb
ed property will be regulated by the character of the risk
and will be reasonable those of any other Company.
Not more than lhree-fourths OF the value OF buildings
ABOVE the foundation, or OF personal property will be
sured; nor more than $4,000 in risk.
The rates of insurance will be determined by the char
ace othe risks shall appear from the applications
careful discrimination being made in buildings and pro-
perty situated in small villages FARMS and The
kind of property when located in large villages and
exposed from adjacent buildings The premium required
In cash is sufficient fund which will give
entire confidence to the insured that all losses will be
promptly paid. Whatever surplus remains, above the
losses and expenses of The Company, will be equitably
divided among the insured To provide all exraordi-
nBy casuaes,a deposie will he taken of double the
amount of the cash premiem, which is liable
ment. if the exigencies of the Company should
qure.
Insurance may made from to five years. as the
applicant may desire.
Applications received at the Company's Office
0rer Central Bank, l02 Main ST., Worcester
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Pekin Tea Company.

nor SALE by the Pekin Tea Company at their
L Office No IA FRoET STREET fuP sTAiRsa
WORCESTER
large assortment OF L. S, all OF this years impos
ation to which they call the attention OF Hotels Country
Merchants and Families
CATALOGUES OF TEAS,
Ming Yong Pouchong, good oolong, good
do do do fine. do fine.
do do Souehong. do extra fine.
OOLONG-This tea is a iayorte with those who have
had the pure article.
English Breakfast Tea, fine.
Howqua's Mixture, extra fine.
Pekoe Flower, rich BLK tea
Congo extra fine
YOUNG HYSON, swee. cargo.
do do do do finer.
do do fine cargo.
do do extra Ane.
do do Sitoer Lsaf-Ths is superior tea
and seldom sold in this country.
do do Golden Chop, garden growth-This n
the finest Green Tea cultivated in China, and has
never been imported except sspresenls TO Importers
HYSON, very fine.
do Plantation growth.
Gunpowder, superior.
do plantation growth.
Imperial, fragrant.
do superior.
HYS0N SKIN, extra fine.
NE PLUS ULTRA-This Tea is fragrant and Yields
perfume truly delightful-ir is garden growth-and
superior 10 any teas sold in this country.
For further particulars, see handbills at the
Office ofthe Pekin Tea Company Sign Chinese Maa
No. IA (np StdlrS) Front st I1I0rceS{er, Ms.
Orders from the country for the Chest or snse pound
promptly attended to.
Parcels OF IS lbs and upwards be forwarded
try purchasers 6. II. KENDALL Agent.
Worcester, Oct dwtf
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Indian Hair DYE.

[NoR CoLoRING THE HAIR beautiful Brown or
Black without causing the least injury to the skin.
Sold BY Druggists generally throughout the United States
and Canadas supply just received and for sale by JAS
GREEN & CO., III Main street, and M. b. GREEN, 200
Main 81, Worcester. Prlce cents per bottle:
Feb 10 div wtf8
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New Iron Store,

NO. 10 .N.qI,v STREET, TvORCEsTER.
I'D ICHARDSON, LORING & co. have en-
4 hand and for sale-Cheap for cash-Engish Refined,
baaks, Old Sable, Norway. edes, and Band r On
Best NorwaS RODS, Old Sable and Sweeds Shapes--Ul.
SER HOOPS BEST CAST STEEL, SandeTson's,
lfayi0rs', and JessoDS-Cerman Coach Spring STEEL
Alsn, Russia ana English sheet Iron Grow Bars--Vces
Ax'es aud BoXeslln'se Nas-Sheei Lead and ZINC, DC
r., l.. & CO are Manufacturers of Tin, Copper
aud Sheet Iron WARE upon the most reasonable terms
and at short notice ~ Particular attention paid Fac
tory Work-Tin Roofing Tin and Copper Fave Tronghs.
STOVES OF all descriptions constantly for sale the
very lowest prices at the OH STAND of H. A. RICHARD
SON, [ew doors north Of the Eagle Hotel,
April 80 u No IS Main ST., Worcester.