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FREMONT HOUSE.
c HlC A c O. III.

~ ~
]. GURLEY Il Co, (late of tho America,
Temperance House, Chicago,) have taken the
1te"'Ht "O"Nc corner oi Lake ana streets,
where they will be happy to serve their friends
aud all others who will favor then. with emil,
in the best style MAY |, 1876 615
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ID. JOSEpH STOUT.

OG,rs his Professional arryiccs TO the citizen.
IT Ottawa aud vicinity. Oaice on la sale =,
OF tho room occupied by the late Dr.. Huubut,
Ottawa. June l., lsl5 Il Ga
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Dn.P SCUERMERUORN

Oh.rs his Professional services 10 the citizens
Of Oulwi and vicinity. Oilice on Columbus st,
between Canal ard Clinton.
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JABEZ FITCH,
Jusiicr Of the Peace, OiiaCa, Illinois
Office on Front street.
SETU G.. EARL.

Painea and Glazer, OHa,cQ. ms
Carriages, Signs, Houses, &c, painted 10 rider
aud on reasonable terms. shop on Columbus
street, near DR.. Schermerhorn's.
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A. II. ROWLAND,


Residencc on It hill, few doors west or the
Fox River House. OiTcc, the same rs hereto.
fore occupied by Rowland 81 Pcarson,in Rcd
dicks Block.
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Ottawa Female Seminary.

X MISS n0BEBTSOS, Principal
e'vIG second quarter Of tho present Term @
ick this school, will commruce OF Wcdnesdo,
0hnf January 1917 in the plcasan, an'
Ttable room in tho upper part Of the ol'
Mouse. 26-3t
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O ID. DAY

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
.fUrOrd.
Office on the east side Of the river, over Aliens
Store 81
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From the pitsburs Morning Post.
THE DESTINY OF MEXICO.


THE DESTINY OF MEXICO.
When a long continued calm has
filled the air with impurities, and
the strength of man is wasted by
the enervating influence Of the al
mosphere, Providence sends us the
storm, the lightning and the tornado,
and while the timid tremble, the
man Of science sees in strife of the
elements the hand that is restoring
nature to health, freshness and beau
ty. AS in TIE physical, so in the
moral world, Wars have often been
the agents in the hands of Provi-,
dence to prune the rank growth of
a long peace, and prompt higher
and better state Of society. This
no man who has any acquaintance
with history can deny. Sacred his
tory illustrates this fact as clearly
as profane. Then, if war puriGcs
the moral atmosphere, as an agent
in the hands of God, who will dare
deny that an inscrutable Providence
may bring out of the present war
with Mexico vast amount of good
both to the Mexicans and the civili-
zed world The psasent inhabitants
Of that fairest spot Of earth need a
little Anglo Saxon RECREATION, and
! Judging from the progress of orr VIC
torious arms, that Destiny will be
accomplished. AS nation, Mexico
was founded in injustice and cruelty
beyond parallel in history. The
good Las Cassas testiGes 10 this fact.
The race Of the Conqucrors have no
longer the indomitable energy Of
their Gothic fathers, though in their
worst qualities they arc not far bc-
hind them.
With fernando Cortez and his
followers the last fire of tie Visi-
goths shcne brightly and expired.
They perpetrated outrages against
the ancient inhabitants of Mexico
that have been crying to Heaven for
vengeance ever since the death Of
Montezuma. The destruction Of
Tyre, of Carthage, of Jerusalem,
bear no comparison in atrocitv with
the destruction of the splendid city
of the Aztecks by fernando Cortez;
and on the defendants Of the Con-
querors the sins of the fathers have
been visited and will continue to be
visited until Justice is satisfied
The nation that stroCe the ocean
like Colossus, with foot upon the
Old and New World, is now shorn
of its glory and become an outcast
from civilization. AS Spain is so is
, Mexico. The mother and daughter
are worn out by their excesses.-
Spain is suffering the scourge of a
retributive Providence, and so in an
! equal degree is Mexico. The lat
ter has dashed itself like porter's
vessel Of brass, and it must abide
the consequences of its rash folly
,, The sickly sentimentalists and to-
ries of the United States can't save
it, for its race is run, and the blood
i, of Montczuma will be avenged OH
! the degenerate descendants of Her
! nanlo Cortcz. Who that has read
the history of Mexico, will dare ia
say that the hand of Providence is
!. not seen in this war;
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Price Of viriag in CergyHam's
Facc.-At Jacksonville, Ia, short
time since, a Methodist minister rep
rimandcd some young ladies, for
some rather indiscreet conduct in
church during divine worship. On
the day following, the divine was ia
ken TO task for lis rcbuke, by a
young man who had waited upon the
ladies to church at the time the re-
buke was given'-An apology was
demanded, and as promptly refused.
They were in the post office; the
young man, failing TO draw forth an
apology, deliberately spat in the min
ister's iace-a scramble cnsucd, and
the nice young gentleman was polite
~ pitched into the street; and on the
day following jury-vcry nicely or!
dcred that the young chap should pay
eight dollals for his fun.
Tie money value Of The crops lost,
potatoes and oats, in ireland, was
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G.. l.. THOMPSON,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuh's,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, &c.
Canal street, door east OF the Mansion House,
OHGiCd, us.
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The money value Of The crops lost,
potatoes and oats, in Ireland, was
estimated at Glo,960, oC0.
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Peal Estata Market,
Removed to lI2 Broadsoay, front room, I'd story,
- EXPRESS BUILDING. s,.A

Removed to liz Broadscay. front room, I'd story,
M EXPRESS BUILDING. s-.s
EY8@A A IL PERSONS who wish TO learn where EI5HA
aasss4. IN they purchase good FARMS, al loo %A
prices pleasant and healthy climate Of easy access and
convenient market-or who choose to buy NEW LANDS
of the very first quality desirable locations,
less than half the Government prcesor any who want
Timber; or and Iron Mines; in short Real Estate
any description situated in any part of our country will
please address to US request and we 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 tie bargains which offer, take the
following
l. A Farm in Prince William County, Virginia. miles
BreHtre, the county and about 80 miles Wash
ington City, containing 1871 The land producve
900 valuable TIMBER the balance in cultivation,
with Dwelling house, and other improvements There
good market for the timber OccoQuan. Situated be-
the Of North and South the climate pre-
Gsely that which every should if practicable select
for the health and comfort of his family, and his
prosperity agriculturist The only objection which
any one has raised against purchasing this FARM has been
the price, which Is so low that they conclude the title
be bad or that something unseen must be the with
it, We will however give the purchaser guarantee that
oil is right, for two dollars an
We have many otherexcelent Farms in the region.
For NEW LANDS Of the best quality, in New York,
Pennsylvania Virginia, and Missouri ask Fifty Ceats
an acre-in Tennessee Twenfy5fue cents These
lands in Tennessee sualed IN Perry West Tennes
the navyabe of the Tennessee River and
there nc better lands finer climate In The u States
In Lawrence Co. Ohio, have go Of land with
an water power, on Symes creek, at the
great falls, miles from the Ohio river ID the great Iron
and Coal region Of the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist Of large Flour Mill, Saw Mills Dwelling
Houses DC This is uneuestionahly Of The most
valuable locations for building Manufacturing City which
the West affbrds-Price $4,000.
We have large tracts OF Pine Timber Lands AMI Iron
Coal Lands in several States, at prices differing very little
from free gift and such accommodating terms that
enerprising men may to themselves prinCey
iunes in short time
The quantity Of Real Estate which we have for SALE is
almost unlimited, We want purchasers Those who want
20 purchase to to themselves and their posery
ahealthg pleasant and happy home, will do well to
and see For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, or Of A. BUFFUM q CO.,
May 25. Il NeD York.
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Chr Da(lp Spr
WORCEST
WEDNES DAY, JAyVU.ARY I3, IS47.
aaagsarbugetts 9entsIature.

TUESDAY, Jan ~.
SENATE. Rev. Austin Phelps was, on the second
ballot, elected Chaplain of the Senate.
The President announced the Standing and the Join
Standing Committees of the Senate. We shall give
them to morrow.
At IA to IL the Senate went into Convention with the
House for the purpose of choosing Councillors Secretary
and Treasurer and Receiver General of the Common
wealth, and for the purpose of qualifying the Governor
and Lieut. Governor elect, and hearing the Governors
Address.
House.. Petitions were presented and referred
Pursuant TO assignment both Houses met in Conven.
ton and proceeded to ballot for nine members of the
Council and the following named gentlemen were elected
John P Bgelow, of Boston,
Edmund P TeSton, Of Dorchester,
Zadoc Howe, of Blerica,
John Chapman, of Salem,
Charles Russell, Of Princeton,
John Porter, of BucKland,
Daniel N. DeweJ of Wlliamsiown
James G. Starkweather of Pawtucket
Jesse Murdoch, of Carver.
The Locofoco candidates received 81 votes EACH and
there were Liberty votes
One ballot for Secretary had, without efecting
choice, when the proceedings were suspend, d.
Joseph Barrett, Of Concord
was elected Treasurer and Receiver General.
His Excellency the Governor then personally deiv-
cred his annual message.
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber having taken letters
patent on his improved Meat Gutter, of which he is
the sole inventor cautions all persons against building
vending the same or buy ing of Others for without his
consent, and particularly against buying of p HOLMES
Il Co. ofSouh Worcester, who have ntimated an inten
ton of infringing his rights by building the for sale.
The subscriber has established himself New Worces-
ter for the purpose of building said machines and will fur
nsh them to short notice and reasonable
terms. Said machines great improvement on any
thing ever offered to the public. They cut with great
rapdity, and in the perfect manRer with but small
amount of power, will work perfection all weather.
whether the is frozen not and machine will
do the work OF several in the usual mode They
made OF different Sizes accommodate private families,
boarding houses hotels butchers and will great
deal OF hard work, as we'll time.
Worcester Dec 81, 1896 BENZ JAMES.
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NJ E.. Health Insurance Company,
CAPITAL 100000.

TINHE New England Health Insurance Company, of Nor'
I wich with capital OF S2OOO00 paid in and invested
according the conditions OF their charter granted the
last session the Legislature of Connecticut ready TO
insure the health maes between the ages Of fifteen and
seventy years. on the following conditions viz BY the
payment of Fiue Dollars premium annum, they guar
antee pay to the insured Four Dollars week IN case
of sickness or any accident which may prevent him from
pursuing his VOCATION for the time he is thus disabled DUR
ing the year The Company is conducted on the mutual
principle So that all holders policies will share in the
PROFITS OF The concern without being required to give any
premium note being subject any assessmen; or any
other expense, excepting twenty-five cents for the trouble
expense Of forwarding the application and obtaining
the policy. IT For further partcuars inquire of WAR
rem LAZELL Worcester.
JOEL w. WHITE President.
Norwich Sept y, 1886 DIV VIM. ?. EATON secy
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THE PROTECTION ms. co.

OEice No. s, Exchange bindings, NOrth Of Ekt
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature oil
4 Connecticut, with Capital of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
Ing Fire and Marine Insurance, and has the power of in
ereasing its Capital to Half Million Of Dollars.
The Company offer insure Houses Stores Mills, Fac
tories, Barns aud their contents, and all ethel nsurabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The rates OF
premium offered low those of any other similar
Institutions and every has opportunity for rng
protect himself against the ravages of this destruc
ton element. The the Office in transactng
their business and in the adjusting and payment OF loosen
Is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity referred, for
further particulars ISAAC DAVIS Esq., his office III
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Sec'y
Hartford, July IL, 1874 Nv
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F0RD'S EATTNG HOUSE,

NO WILSON'S LANE, BOSTON.
EALS served at this Establishment, all hours
WI day and evening" prices to suit the business
the stranger, the man Of leisure.
fun and various Bill Of Fare is presented every day,
Sundays exceped) comprising all the Meats and Yegeta
bes in season, and RARE DISHES in advance of the
season.
NJ SUPPERS DINNERS, and CoLLATIONS, for
Public Festivals, Celebrations, Rural and Water PARTIES
Military Companie sc. &C furnished in style and of
quality adapted any occasion, either in the city out
oft the reasonable Walters and Table fur
nished order. The ample provisions have been
ulade for this business Address the undersigned,
JOHN FORD, 9 Wilson's Lane,
Anril [. 1876. ID BNSTOR
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Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.

TTyE subscriber begs leave call the attention Of the
public to specimens OF Daguerreoype Miniature Por-
traits executed by him. He has recently made some
highly successful experiments, by which, with the aid Of
superior instrument and sensitive chemical prepara
tons the time required ia sitting materially shortened
while the picture retains the same character with those
which have received commentator of the patrons OF
this establishment. BY the rapidly with which he is
enabled to operate the difficulty that many experience
Especially chdren in preserving such fixed position Of
body and features will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, Is 10 a great extent obviated.
Ladies and gentlemen impeled either by curiosity
desire to obtain perfect semhlance of themselves,
respectfully invited call and view collection OF spec
itnens Of the art, at
Rooms SO Washington ST., Boston.
A. LITCH,
Boston, Sept. 80, 1886. dwtf (Late Litch Whpple)
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Showing an excess OF ordinary receipts over
the expenditures, of Sl4 ,293 %.
This is very gratifying result, and fully con-
firms the judgment of the last Legislature that a
State tax would not be necessary to enable the
treasury to meet the demands upon it.
The credit of the State is unimpaired She has
never failed to meet her engagements.
With that strict and wise economy, which it is
the duty of those who conduct the affairs Of the
Commonwealth to exercise In relation to the pub
lie finances, there seems no good reason to doubt,
that the ordinary accruing revenue of the State
for years to come, will not only be sufficient to
meet the ordinary expenses, but will also enable
the Legislature, from time to time, to make APP
preparations for other important objects, which
they may deem worthy of their patronage.
The per cent stock OF 1912 having been paid
off, other debt against the State falls due be-
fore 1857. At that time, the scrip issued to pay
for the one thousand shares which the Common
wealth took of the Western Railroad Stock, a.
mounting to a million Of dollars, will be due
That stock is now worth par, and is not likely to
be OF less value at any future time.
The Sinking Fund created to provide for the
payment of that debt, and for the annual increase
OF which one half the amount received from the
sales OF the public lands in the State OF Maine is
set apart, now amounts to 1897, $40. AT the past
ratio OF increase, when the debt falls due, it will
be more than sufficient to meet it.
The State has heretofore lent its credit to GER
tain Railroad companies, for little more than
$5,000,000. These roads and their stock are
pledged securities against the liabilities of the
Commonwealth. The companies pay the accru-
ing interest on their debts with punctuality the
roads are in fine condition, and in successful ope-
ration, and without some unforeseen disasters,
there is no probability Of the State being called
upon to pay one dollar of the principal.
From the reports of the officers, and from per-
sonal inspection, am satisfied the affairs of the
State Prison at Chsrlestown were never in bet
ter condition than at the present time. The earn
ngs for the last year fall about $500 short Of the
expenses; but this is owing to causes that do not
reflect the least discredit upon its economical
management. Only seven convicts were releas-
ed by pardon during the year; yet, at its close,
there were fewer inmates than there have been
at any period for twenty years past With the
exception OF two years, 1920 and 1881, smaller
number were received than in any year since
1872. From December, 1S44, to the close of the
last year, there were in the prison 4S0 different
persons, and but one death occurred Within the
last four years, no convict has been released on
account OF i'll health. The convenient arrange
ment and order OF the shops, the neatness which
pervades every part of the establishment, the
quiet and healthy appearance of the prisoners, the
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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 80 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office Of
the Company, at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester and
the Agents In the towns and sections of New England
New York, New Jersey Pennsylvania, and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, July Is, ls4s. If
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Mutual Fire Insurance.

VNHE HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
L. COMPANY IN LEM commenced operations May
49, le43 The numb If Policies which been already
issued by said compa is 4S79. Amount of property in
sured than S4 900 Amount OF capital in Pre-
MUM Notes. is $3.50 Insurance for the term OF six
years. greater nj than $4,000 not taken on any
risk. Property emed extra hazardous, not taken
iOHN S. WILLIAMS, President.
JOHN T. BURMA Secretary.
Salem, Oct. %, Is
NJ N. b. Application for insurance may be made to
EUCLID CHADSEY, Agent No. 4, Central Exchange.
Worcester Nov A. 1876 44n
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New England House.

No. Ill Broadway, nearly opposite Wall Street,
New York.
ss TIVE above named house having undergone
fSnA L rial alterations and been fitted up superior
sasaAl- manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who may
transient board, will hereafter afford desirable
eemmodaons to all who may desire quetness and agree
able society," II strictly temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity business, which makes it
pleasant for business The proprietor the
public and his former friends that every exerOn will be
used for their comfort and merit continuance of the pat
roRage has ALREADY received for which he very CRATE
ful. ". b. Price 81 25 per day.
Aug. 5, 1886. stiff p. WIGHT Proprietor
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FOR SALE.

WAUUU MASSACHUSETTS per CENT STOCK;
1000 Albany City Skies;
1000 Reading Rail Rood Bond ofl550;
10 Shares Worcester Banks
SO do Western Rail Road
80 do Worcester Rail Road
90 do OH Colony Rail Road;
25 do Providence and Worcester Rail load
10 do New England Worsed Co.;
l do Hamilton Wooden Co.
All Rail Road and Bank stocks bought and said by
6wis49 J. N. FISKE, .68 State ST., BOSTON,.
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Wool Carding. Cloth DRESSING,

A ND MANUFACTURING OF Frocking, Flan-
IA neil Satnet and Stocking Yarn, done in the best man
by the subscriber at his Old Stand in NesC Worcester
Wool LETT at the Wool STORE, No Is Front Street, will
be attended to the same if left at the Factory.
New Worcester June 10. If MARTIN WILDER.
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HOUSE and LOIS for Sale,

A-s A NEW and Elegant HOUSE Vernaut Street.
SIN IA Also, HOUSE LOTS on Laurel Hll-many
Js of them commanding the est view Of Worcester of
any lots in the market A. MERRIFELD.
Worcester March II. w3tdf
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
Gallarv and PhntAgranher'S Furnishing DepOtS

WARDEDHhe Gold and Silver Medals, Four First Pre-
"A miums and Two Highest Honors, at the National, the
Massachusetts the New York and the Pennsylvania Elk
hbitions respectively for the splendid Coored Da
guerreotypes aud best Apparatus ever exhibited.
PORTRAITS taken In exquisite style without regard TO
weather. NJ Instruction given in the art
large assortment Of Apparatus and stock always on
hand nj the lowest cash prices.
Ne,o York, 25l Broadwayj Philadelphia 10y Ches'nu.
st Boston as Court and So Hanover Bdltinore EOS
Baltimore 81 Washington, Pennsy vania Avenue Peters
burg, "a. Mechanics Hall Cincinnati, Fourth and wal
nut and l76 Main Saratoga Springs, Broadwayi P@
July4. ly-lamw-d
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GOVERNORS ADDRESS.
he Nenate, and "a the

Gentlemen OF the Senate, and Of the
House Of Representatives
In the course of events and by the favor Of
Heaven the Executive and Legislative branches
OF the Government of Massachusetts have once
more assembled in this Council House of the
Conmonw ealth.
Invested with authority by our constituents, we
have come up here to watch over their interests
Before proceeding to the discharge of our Off
cial trusts, let pause, and render tribute of
gratitude and praise to the Ruler of the Universe
for his past mercles, and invoke his wisdom to d.
rect US in our present deliberations.
The finances of the State, always subject of
deep interest to the people, will be shown by the
report OF the Treasurer to be in satisfactory con-
dition.
The receipts for the year amounted to s56s,728 So
The expenditures to 555,065 81
The aggregate amount of receipts includes
Cash on hand lst January, 1876 1888 54
Balance OF Stale Tax for lS45 66606 rs
Temporary loans $4,000 90
This SI28,S05 %
Deducted from the whole receipts 563,725 SO
Leaves S4354l8 SO
As the ordinary receipts for the year.
The amount OF the expenditures includes
Temporary loans repaid 90,S 90
S PSF cent stock oil S42 paid in IS46, S7l40 90
Railroad loans note TO Phgnix Bank so OG
This sum Sl33,940 0C
Deducted from the whole expenditure 555O65 81
Leaves S42II25 81
As the ordinary expenditure Of the year.
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State Mutual Life Assurance Companv
of Worcester.


This Company commenced ssuing pocies IF Assurance
Oh me nrst OF june le45 and during year has is
sueu oSO Policies and received in premiums $i8,7ss.
PREMIUMS Of Assurance for One Hundred Dollars
annual Pdyneats annual po,naents