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Real Estate Market,

Removed to liz Broadway, front room, I'd story,
- EXPRESS BUILDING.
5ssA A Ii PERSONS who wish TO learn where 80
~-sa- they can purchase good FARMS, al Ioo &.s--
prices in pleasant and healthy climate easy access and
Of the Uerg first quality in the desirable locations
less than half the Government prcesor any who want to
buy Water Power, with Mills Manufactures; Pine
Timber; or Coal aud Iron Mines; in short Real Estate
any description, situated in any part of country will
please address request and will furnish them
with copy the American Real Estate Advertiser con-
tanning Catalogue of the property which have for SALE
with the locations and prices annexed Should par
aar information be desired by enclosing fee of$, they
~ili command services.
As specimen of Tie bargains which offer, take the
following
/. A Farm in Prince William County, Virginia. miles
Brentve the county seat, and about 30 miles Wash
ingon City, containing 1871 The land is producve
500 valuable TIMBER the balance in cutvat0n
with Dwelling house. and other improvements There
is good market for the timber Occoquan. Situated be-
the extremes OF North and South, the climate pre-
cisey that which every should, if practicable select
for the health and comfort of his family, and his
prosperity an agricnurist. The only objection which
any has raised against purchasing this farm
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
all is right. for two dollals
We have many other excellent Farms in the region
For NEW LANDS of the best quality, in New York,
Pennsy vana Virginia, and Missouri, AK Fifty Cents
acre-in Tennessee Twenty-Five cents These
lands in Tennessee SITUATED in Perry Co. West Tennes-
the navgable the Tennessee River,
there are no better lands or finer climate in the u States
In Lawrence Co., Ohio have 220 of land, with
inexhaustibe water power on Symmes 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 large Flour Mill Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses &c &c. This is unquestonaby Of the most
valuable locations for building Manufacturing City which
the West afords-Price $1,000
We have large tracts OF Pine Timber Lands an Iron ans
Coal Lands in several States prices differing very little
from free gilt, and such accommodating terms, that
euterprsiDg may to themselves prntey for
in a short time.
The quantity al Real Estate which have for sale, i
pxls., hpaax uhox x.t
purchase to themselves and their poseriS
aheathnl pleasant and happy home, will do well to COME
aud For further particulars inquire Of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, of A. BUFFUM u CO,
May 25. If NeD York.
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New Iron Store.

new iron Store,
no. IS ,1fAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
ID RICHARDSON, LORING & co. have on
"a hand and for saleCheGp for cash-English Refined
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable and sweeds shapes-Ul.
ster H9oPS-BEST CAST STEEL. Saaderson,s
naytors, and JsSsop'S-German Coach Spring Steel
Also Russia and English Sheet Iron Bars-vces-
Ax,es anu Boxes-Ho-se Nails-Sheet Lead and Znc &C.
H., L. & co. are Manufacturers of Tin. Copper
and sheet Iron WARE upon the reasonable terms
ana at short notice. Paricular attention paid To Fac
tory Work-Iin Roofing Tin and Copper Eavs- Troaghs
$40 rs Of all descriptions constantly for sale al tho
owest prices at the OLD STAND of H. A. RICHARD
SON, afew doors north ofthe Eagle Hotel
April o. II No. rs Main St. Worcester
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Important to Manufacturers.
PARKHURST'S BURNING MACHINE

HIS valuable invention for the purpose extracting
without injuring The staple, from Wool, Cotton, Hemp
and other hbrou Materials burrs sticks and other foreign
Ingredients is in successful operation in many of the
Eastern and Middle States. Those wishing purchase
this Machine be furnish with it, short notice, by
NAYLOR a. co No. SO John Street, NeW York, where
the Machines kept Manufacturers informed that
have appointed NAYLoR q Co my Agents Tor the sale Of
my Burning Machine throughout the United State, and to
beware ofpurchasng any Machine CT the kind without
stamp upon it, every infringement of my right either in
making, vending using this Machine, will be proceeded
against according TO law.
STEPHEN R. 2ARKHURsT.
New York Nov I7fh. 1916
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F0RD'S EATING HOUSE,

NO. WILSON s LANE, BOSION.
MEALS served at this statlisnmen all hours OF the
M day and evening" prices to suit the man of business
the stranger, the man OF leisure.
full and various Bill of Fare is presented every day
Sundays excepted) comprising al the Meats and Vegea
bles IN season. and RARE DISHES in advance OF the
-.,.
puhic Festivals Celebrations, Rural aud Water PARTIES
Military Companie &c furnished in style and OF
ona;itv aapted to any OCCASION either in the city or out
n, IL Nj The most reasonable rates. Waters and Table nr
n,shed to order The ample provisions have been
made Tor this business. Address The Undersigned,
JOHN FORD, 2 Wilson'S Lime.
Ar-ilI la46 IS BOSTON
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New England House.
No. III Broadway, nearly opposite Wal
New York.

New York.
THE above named house having undergone mate
xA / rial alterations and been fitted up a superior
-..e-A manner Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
transient hoard, will hereafter afford desirable
commodaons all who may desire quetness and agree
able society," II Actly temperance house and located
in The immediate vicinity OF business, which makes il
pleasant for business The proprietor the
public and friends that every exerton will he
used for their and merit continuance Of the pat
cnage he has already received for which he very CRATE
FOL N. u. Price 81 p per day.
Aug s. 1876. stiff p WIGHT, Proprietor
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PATIENTS.
american and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
u. Patent Office WASHINGTON,
No. D State Street. - Boston.

american and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
u. Patent Office WASHINGTON,
No. % State Street, - Boston.
THE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er of Patents, agent of the U. s. Patent Office fol
purpose of receiving and forwarding the all such
models, specimens OF ingrediel all manufactures
shall be intended TO be patented deposited therein,
which will be received and forwarded free of expense
RISK TO their owners and with all possible dispatch The
subscriber will prepare specifications,
ments, and all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches into American and foreign works. for
ablishing the validity utility of inventions, and render
advice on all legal and scientific matters respecting rie
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 practcean
tensive collection of works, Documents decisions
&C.. mechanical subjects and the Patent isws-and
patents of different countries, collected mucn expense
during the long time this office has been established and
to which daily additions being made together with ae
counts mere Kept OF inventions patented at Washington
enable me to afford important assistance and information
inventors DESTROYS ot securing patents which in ether
respects might be difficult OF attainment
weodlyS3 R. H. EDDY civiI En- efneer
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NGTICE.

horiZed Mr. JARED BENSON. JR, OF Blackstone Mass,
TO my Agent throughout the Eastern States in SELL
ing the Bnrring Machine, invented and patented by me
May LIST, 1916 person wishing purchase the above
Machine cah with safety give their orders TO him. he
wi. give prompt attendance to uppy ing them, through
the house Of NAYLoR g. Co, New York
STEPHEN r. PARKHURST.
New York Nov 18th 1886,
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In AMBITION TO the above premiums, deposite OF per
cent on the premiums win be required and deposte
note varying at the different ages from Is to 80
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made at the Office
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, 1916. If
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and Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
OF WORCEST MASS

OF WORCES TER, MASS.
TIVE above named Company having been duly organized
in compliance with its Charter Of Incorporation. will
receive applications for insurance, said Companys
Office over the Central Bank in Worcester goth
instant. Policies will be issued and after LIST day of
years from the date thereof
Insurance may be made against loss damage by fire,
upon any building except the shops of carpenters black
Smiths coopes, cabinet makers chair makers and wheel
wr ghs, or buildings in which dry shavngs are made 10
such extent to become hazardous, in which the
manufacture of WOOL cotton, hemp fax oil, paper
carried steam power employ in which business
is done alike hazardous TO any of the above risks
which powder Tnrpentine, any like combustihe
matter is stored used 10 such quantities materially
increase the danger.
And upon hay gran cattle horses, sheep swine,
carriages harnesses household urnure wearing apparel
books provisions and generally such property is kept
or used in dwelling HOUSES barns stables and granare,
while in the building specified in the policy but not in
other place.
Also, upon stocks in trade groceries, dry goods boots
and shoes books and stationery. cabinet ware, and
other metals hats in bales, -four gran provisions
readymade clohng leather for sale or in process of
uacture into boots and Shoes merchant laors stocks and
other personal property not hazardous thanh above
The premiam for insurance the above decTb
ed properly will be regulated by the cha of the risk
and will be reasonable these Of any other Company.
DIRECTORS
Isaac PAWS, Worcester. A. Buloch, Worcester.
John Green, d. w. Gale. do
VIM Dickinson, do Joseph A. Denny, Leicester
Edwin Conant, do Otis Adams, Grafton.
Chas. Washburn, do John Brooks. Princeton.
ISAAC DAVIS, President.
CHARLES /. PUTNAM, Secry
Worcester, Dec IA, 1916 so
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TIE RoTECTION ms. co.

Office No. S, Exchange Buildings NORTH If tht
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature
i Connecticut, with Capita! of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, cor the purpose Of effect
ing Fire and Marine Insurance. anG has the over in
sreasing its Capital to Half q Million o. Dollars.
The Company offer insure Houses, Stores, Mills Fac
tories, Barns aud contents and all cthei insurahlr
property against loss and damage by fire. The
premium offered as low as those of any other similar
institutions, and every has opportunity irinE
himself against the ravages of this destruc
element The the Office pursnes transacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment oi losseH
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS obtaining Insurance against loss AMI
damage by fire Worcester Vicinity, referred for
further particulars, ISAAC DAVIS, Esq, his office III
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Secy
Hartford, July II, 1914. "
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To Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC;

10 16dCu6IS dIlu SCnOOl GOmmLLeGS.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC !;
IN TWO PARTS.
TENHIS work, which has been adopted as the
text book in the Classical and English high School
OF this town, is confidently recommended teachers
containing the following points Of excellence over any
other Arithmetic now in use.
l. The arrangement is simple and more philosophical.
q The work is moEescompIee, both book and
book of reference.
It has been greatly condensed, by dispensing with
most OF the separate rules for the treatment Decimals
Fractions, and Federal Money.
a. In addition to all the ordinary Arhmetical opera
lions many useful principles introduced that to be
RECOMMENDATIONS
WORCESTER, July "a, 1886.
Having made use Of the second part of AR. Chase's
Arithmetic during the past year, recommend it
The best manual We hnUe 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 kn0w
edge of the science. The introduction Of ecimals
necon with numeration the solution of problems in pro-
portion by the method of and effect and her por-
lions Of the work, new and valuable.
ELBRIDGE SMITH,
Principal of Class and Eng Hg hool.
HASBROuCK DAVIS,
Teacher of Math. Deparin NJ.
SALEM, July 81, Ie- s.
After using the second part OF Chases Arithmetic
year and If nv expectations in regard to its merit are
is so well fitted make thorough Arithmeticans. Tie
arrangement is emnenty philosophical the rules and def
nitiOns simple accurate and comprehensive the ustra
tions direct, concise and plain the questions
PRACTICAL and happily adap to exercise the mind of the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM,
Principal of the Eng Fligh School for boys.
The work is also highly recommended by the Principal
of the Normal School at Newton by the Public School
Teachers of New York and Philadelphia, and by many
Others. URlAH HUNT & SON, Publishers,
No. a. N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia,
For Sale at the principal Bookstores
II School Committees will furnished with copies for
examination, gratuitously, at LAZEl.Ls Book Store,
Worcester. Sept 80, 1916. tt
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WILLIAM BOYLE,
First Premium, Ventilating and GOssamer
WIG MAKER,

22S Washington SC cor. Of Summer Cup stdirsj
ssaN BOSTON, H I'll
LAS always on hand and manufacturing SALE variel
and beautiful assortment of LADIES' WgsHIaf Wigs
Frizettes Long Bands &C., Of every shade and color Also
Genemens Wings Top pieces &C.. Of the very finest ami
hghtest description for which he awarded the First
Premium at the late Mechanics Fair In Boston.
Persons application (by letter oherwise) may oh.
tain full directions for measuring the head 70 insure
perfect It, fine selection Of Ladies' Seams. WHO'S
ale, At Low PRIcKs. ly JAM 90
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House and Lots for Sale.

1 NEW and Elegant HOUSE Yernant Street.
$50 "A Also, House LOTS Laurel Hll-many
r.. = Of them commanding the est view Of Worcester of
any lots in the market A. NJ MERRlFELD.
Worcester. March II. W3tdtf
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MANUFACTURES are informed thai any iniormation
1Vl in relation the above Machine and testimonials in
its favor BY those who using it, viii be promptly given
by the subscriber, application being made to him, BY
mail or otherwise, at BLACKSTONE, Mass
JARED BENSON, JR.
Blackstone, Mass. Dec 4, 1916, 9w50
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N. E. Health Insurance Company.
CAPITAL 100000.

THE New England Health Insurance Company, OF Nor
wch with capital of $4,000 paid in and invested
according conditions OF their charter granted AT The
the Legislature of Connecticut are ready ~
insure health of males between The ages of fifteen anu
seventy years. the following conditions; viz BY the
payment of Fiue Dollars premium per annum they guar
anee pay the insured -Four DoadTs week IN case
sickness any accident which may prevent hun rom
pursuing VOCATION for the time he Is thus disabled dur
ing the year. The Company conducted on the mutual
principle, thai all holders 0! policies vii snare ID 'ns
nrofs q! :e concern without being required 10 give any
premium note being snhject 10 ANY assessment; or any
other expense excepting twenty-five cents Tor the trouble
and expense of forwarding the Application and obtaining
the policy. " For further particulars inquire OF w AK
rem LAZEIL, Worcester.
Norwich, Sept ~, ls46. DIV WV. 7. EATON seen
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Mutual Fire Insurance.

TINHE HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
L COMPANY IN LEM. commenced operations May
%, l943 The numb Policies which have been already
issued by said cnmpa is 4379. Amount of property in
sured more than "a 900 Amount OF capital in Pre-
MUM Notes is $3.50 D Insurance for the term 81 sir
yeArs A greater than $1,000 taken All,
one risk. Property extra hazsrlous, Nnl taken.
Ohm 5. WILLIAMS, President.
JOHN BURMA Secretary.
Salem. Oct o. l.
n n b. Application for insurance may be made 70
EUCLID CIADSEY Agent, No. 4, Central Exchange
WOrcesler Nov. a 1916 44u
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Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.

LlGCn s lag Q6LISOCy pc AHOOAAAS'
TINE subscriber bess leave to call thu attention Of the
public to specimens OF DaguerTeOiy pc Miniature P"r-
,rats syec1,ed hy aim. lie has recently made
hghh successful experiments, by which, with tue aid OF
A sunerior instrument and sensitive chemical repara.
tipns the time required In sitting materially shortened
while the retains the character with those
which have rece yed the commentator OF the psrons of
This est Enlistment. BY the rapdity with which he is
enabled to operate the difficulty that many experience
fespecay children) in preserving such fixed position OF
BODY and features will afford perfect and pleasing
pctiIre is to a great extent obviated.
Ladies aud gentlemen impeei either by curiosity or
desire to obtain perfect semhlance OF themselves
respectfully invited 10 call ana view collection OF spec
linens OF the ART at
Rooms SO Washington ST., Boston.
A. LITCH,
Boston Sent 80, l646. dwtf tLate Litch Whpple. }
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NO, 81,
J.F. MCCLELLAN, Printer.

ightful, passing between parallel canals and
rows Of Lombardy poplars.
! HE LAKE OF TEsCUo.-This lake com
mences on the right OF the road near the city,
into which its waters are carried by canal,
the latter serving also to drain the gutters,&c.
into the lake. The so called lake is large,
long and very irregularly shaped basin, shall
low, and containing numerous small islands,
and covered by myriads Of wild ducks. Tho
depth Of the water varies with the season; in
the rainy months the basin IS filed, and then
it assumes the appearance Of large lake.
Being the receptacle of all the drainage of the
city,i is very filthy. The canal from the city
passes through it, fed by its waters, five or
six miles in south east direction to the small
fort of Chalco, at the extreme margin of the
basin in that direction. This canal is usedfor
transporting produce into the city and for
pleasure excursions in gondoas, &c.
CITY OF MEXICO Like all other Next
can cities this has walls and houses OF stone,
with flat roofs, &c. 1t is well paved q gut
Ter four feet wide passes through the centre
Of each street, covered by broad flag stones,
removable at pleasure. All the cutters are
drained INTO the canal or lake. The city has
many large and strong churches and other
great buildings, easily converted into for
tresses. If its walls were repaired and mount
ed with cannon, and well garrisoned, it could
make a formidable resistance to beseigers.
During the festival days, which are very
numerous, the haciendas for twenty or thirty
miles around, send into the city not less than
10000 mounted peasantry of the better class,
most expert horsemen They are courage
Gus and skilful in the use of the lance, lasso
and machetc, which is large and heavy
knife. Nothing mere would be necessary
than for the padrsc to 90 forth into the streets
of the principal cities, particularly Peubla and
Mexico, elevate their crosses, and appeal to
the bigotry Of the population, to rally an i'm
mense force of old,active and desperate men,
who would make fierce resistance to an inya-
sion. And if invaders should force their way
in, assassinations by the hands Of so many ex-
pert murderers, would soon make fearful in
roads ON their numbers.
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nounce tyrants without being the enemy Q
h's country,
| Besldes,theo instincts OF selt-preservation, o
rather Of nationa;l preservation, as well as his
tory, teach me that Constitutional declare
ton OF War must be sustained by all parties
My action, therefore, is a corollary from tn
admission OF the Republican theory that Sc
gu J0I7y MUST rHSe. Lave my dehouncer
found a PETER theory -,
trust that, after while i shall convince
those VINO nave no interest IN DONG me MUS
tice That am not a " 1an4tlc, Tor nave al
all tunes stood by the Droaa LANDMARKS when
the Laws OF Nations and Custom and an Gu
lghtencd Morality nave iiHed as sacred Irom
innovation nor an :, egotlst seeking temporal
ry notolety, 1or l. nave lapored IN obscure
Places ana been silent under reproach ana
calu my L az less am " a traitor 70 my couh-
Try Tor have been ready to lay down my
lie at home and abroad, ever standing IN her
dele nee
l thank you ana those most ;. sincerely VINO
nave not ceased 10 nave %ImpilciV laltA III tne
purity OF ny motl' es' am proud IN the
reflection, That II rate aenleS me [ie 9ooa
fortune g to return ana ana" IN the hn&nci-
patton OF our loved Country ana inc Vlhulca-
ton OF the Universal Lhberties Oh Men, the
Hottest virtue known TO the heroes OF ahtlqul-
W NOT pro P"'li"' was inil'''e0 ~ in0 do
my only CRIME; w
W heh $l'ong "%o5S! 'ne NieNican w ar
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letter IRON Cagglug I'M. Clay.
II Dialect.

Camargo, lie1jco, Dec 10, 1916,
Tr. C.l-1lY DEAR SIR. Your letter, adj
dressing some inquiries to me, has just come
to hand and l shall answer lin the same
friendly nlapuer III which they are put
After some years OF high-pressure life ]
was glad once more to get to myself and the
woods; and, whether Illuminating by day and
night upon the widespread praries Of Texas
or pursuing the buffalo upon the Brazos and
Colorado, or lassoing the wild horse Of the
Nueces, Ia Camanche, upon the " disputed
deSart, | cared little for newspapers, the vim
dictation of friends, or the denuncations OF
enemies. Coming to Camargo, | see steam.
boats and hear bells; and newspapers force
upon me the thought of poliiics once more
Since | left home | have written no letters
touching my views upon political subjects, and
no one has had authority to speak for me. II
live to return shall in due time, take care
to write and speak so as not to be mjsundcr-
stood.
In the mean time however, have no secrets
and | say in answer to your first inquiry
"My opinions Of the institution of Slavery arc
unchanged" Whether [ shall continue " to
edit the paper or no, is predetermined. Il
was never my original design to do SO.
think / can be more efficient in exertinc'
my influence as heretofore for the establish
ment of freedom" in other ways.
1 have suffered enough to look charitably
upon the hasty rebuke of the bigoted anf
contracted" ! am willing to trust to time ant
the unbiased opinions Of men for my fna
vindication.
In going into this War have not been i'm
PEELED, as some Of my apologists would have
it, by Constitutional ardor, or Southern edu
cation. Neither have | been lured by the
vulgar ambition of military glory I would
far rather have been Adams, at the vndica
ton of the Right of Petition, than Wellington
at the battle of Waterloo.
l wished to prove to the people of the Soutl
that | warred not upon them, but upon Slave
ry-that a man might hate Slavery and de