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To Teachers and School Committees.
CA ASE,S FL EMENTS OF APITL LII Al L,rI n

IN TWO PARTS
FENHIS work, which has been adopted as the
b text hook in the Classical and Engl High Sch.o
of this town, is confidently recommended to teachers
containing the following points of excellence any
other Arithmetic now in use.
l. The arrangement is simple and more philosophical
O. The work is more completes both book and
book of reference.
g. Ii has been greatly condensed nv dispensing with
most Of the separate rules for the Decinais
Fractions, and Federal Money
A. In addition TO all the ordinary Arithmetical opera
lions, useful principles introduced that be
found in no other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS
WORCESTER, July 81, 1876.
Having made use Of the second part of Mr.. Chase's
Arithmetic curing the past year. recommend il
the best manual hGUe Ii conn rises in short
space much valuable information the exercises
arranged, that class conducted flthuly through
edge Of the science The introduction of tecnas
necton with enumeration, the outun of problems in pro-
portion by the method of and effect, p0r-
tons of the work, new and valuable
ELBRlDGE SMITH,
Principal Of Glass. and Eng Zig hool.
HASBROUCK DAVIS,
Teacher ot Maih. Depari
SALLM, July 81, ii 6
After using the second part Of Chases Arithmetic
year and IT, my expectations in regard to its merit
fully realized know Of no book hch in my opil n,
IS SO vel fitted 10 make thorough Arhmeticdns T. e
arrangement is eminenty philosophical The ules aud def
nitions simple, and comprehensive the lmSirs
tons direct, concise and plain the questions
practical, and happily aap the mind Of the
pupil kuFIIs PUTNAM,
Principal Of the Eng. iiah School for boys
Hd~wisA IL also aghiy recommended ny the Principal
Teachers OF New York and Philadelphia, and by many
Others. uRIAII HUNT SON Publishers,
No.44, N Fourth Street. Philadelphia
For Sale at the principal Buok--tOres.
GP School Committees will lie furnished with copies fo
examination, gratultousiy, at LAZELLS Book store
Worcester. Sept. 80, 1916. It
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In addition TO the above premiums deposite of per
cent ON the premiums will he required; and deposte
hote varying at the different ages from Is 80 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office
the Company, at the CENTRAL BANK Worcester and to
the Agents in the towns and sections of New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsy lvania and Ohio.
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Worcester, July Is, ls46 II
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NOTICE.

rTNHE Coparneiship hereto existing under the nrm
4 uRICE a. KNIGHT is this day dissolved by Mutual
consent. Allacrounts due 60 Mnd ON me oheern WIZ,
pied b, than. nANkuh ~ MY ., -
Leicester, Jan 20, 1877. DIV DEXTER KNIGHT
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PATENTS.
anleriean and Foreign Office, and Agency of the
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enable me to afford important and information
10 Inventors desus ~ securing patents which in other
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imeus of the art, at
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TIE PROTECTION LIS. &c. !

Office NJ. s. Exchange Buildings, North If ht
State House, HaYtford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature OF
Connecticut with Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AMI
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS sor the purpose OF effect
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creasing its Capital to Haf Million % Dollars.
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tories, Barns and their contents and all ethel nsurah
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Is prompt and liberal. sHw
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining Insurance against loss anil
damage by fire, Worcester Vicinity referred
further particulars, ISAAC DAVIS, Esq, his office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Sec'y
Hartford, July IT. 1874. "
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
Galirrv and phntnornnher'N Furnishing DepOtS

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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE,

The Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Company of WORCESTER, Mass.
INVITE the attention the public to the principle upon
which the business of this Company is conducted AS
the corporate name indicates, the main object The Com
psny is to afford Merchants and Farmers opportunity
TOT procuring safe insurance, upon moderate terms, and
strictly upon the mutual principle In order preserve
this principles is deemed indispensable decline all
when are usually denominated eTtrGhdzGr6Ousj heliev
ing, that if such risks permitted be mingled with
those OF the Merchant Farmer the premiums likely
to be disproportionae risks, exacng from such as
insure the least hazardous property than just and
equal contribution TO The expense Of insurance
Insurance may be made against loss damage by fire,
upon any building the shops OF carpenters black
smiths coopes cabiner-maker chair makers and wheel
W.T. ehs, or buildings in which dry shavngs
such an extent become hazardous, which the
uanuacture Of wool, cotton, hemp fax II, paper is
carried on or steam power employ ed in ch business
Is done alike hazardous any Of the above risks
Whch gun powder lurpentne. or any like comhustihe
matter Is stored OF used in such quantities materially 10
increase the danger
And upon hay grain, neat cattle horses sheep swine
carriages harnesse household furniture wearing apparel
eooss provisions and generally such property Is hePs
used in dwelling houses burns stables, and grnaTes,
whle m the building specified in The policS but not in
other place.
Also upon stocks in trade of groceries dry goods boots
and shoes, books and stationery cabinet ware iron and
other metals hats in bales lnnr grain, provisions
readymade clothing, leather for ae in process Of
ufacture into boots and shoes merchant aor stocks and
OSr sonar pr"erty nov more hazad"ns h 'h aboVe'
The rates Of premium for insurance The above descfb
ed property, will be regulated ny the chaacie the
and will be reasonable as those OF any other Company.
Not more than fhree-fourths Of the OF budi gs
aboVe the foundation, or OF personal property, will be
surrJ; nor than So 90 in one risk
The rates of Insurance will be determined bv the char
ace ofthe risks shall appear The applications;
careful discrimination being made in buildings and prO-
perty situated small villages farms and the
kind Of properly when located in large villages and
exposed adjacent bnildinas he premium REQUIRED
IN cash Is sufficient to constitute fund which will give
entire confidence to the insured that all losses will he
promptly paid. Whatever surplus remains above the
losses and expenses OF the CompHnN, will be equitaby
divided among the insured. To provide for all eXraord
nary Casualties depose note viii he taken Of double the
tho
ment. il the exgencies Of the Company should
guire.
applicant may desire.
Applications received at the Company's Office
ouer Central Bank, lO2 Main ST., Worcester.
DIRECTORS:
Isaac Eavis, Worcester A. II BallOch, Worcester.
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House and Lots for Sale.

NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street
<sSss n Also, HOt Sc LOTS ON Laurel lin-many
sny io,s in he market A. M MERRlFELD.
Worcester. March II. w5tdu
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NJ e. Health Insurance Company,
OH Painted WindcW Shades.


NHE Anb~cribern now extensively engaged in Manu-
featuring the above articles, which they warrant 10
bear exposure 60 the without failing They will hive
costantlv on haHd varieties Of whch they
will sell from Is TO 0er less than they be bought
in any Ciyof the United Safes shades to
order NJ short nntice. A. j. BROWN q co
worcester, Jan ~. lag Main st.
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Boston, Sept. 80, 1876. dw Late L il h q whipr
Cotton Machinery for Sale,

ID ECENTLY used In the Of No 80 Printing
HI Clnhs, and in good running order consisting of
Picker, Wilton q sons make-20 Cards tirenkt
II Fini hers-I DOub er-l Drawing Frame-2 Taunton
Speedes, 10 heads each-l8 Spinning Frames, 1000 i've
spiudes pair Mules. of 436 and 70 spndle,
Warper--2 Dressers-6 I,ooms-l Cylinder and DOffer
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills.
Il NAV BE- examined any time application 10 MIR
SILAs DINsMoRE, SO Main ST. Worcester. For par
culars inquire Of b. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec 26. d3law wlf52
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Dissolution of Copartnershin.


FTNHE Cop tnership heretofore existing the firm
OF j. b. TAFT & CO il this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business OF the will be titled by
Isaac FUCKER ISAAC TUCKER,
East Douglas, llih Jan'y, l847. JOHN B. TAFT.
NIB, The business of the late firm Of ]. B
TAFT & co. will be continued by the subscriber.
Feb. s. l647. ISAAC TUCKER.
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Cotton Machinerv for Sale.

TENHE Hampshire Cotton Mfg Co. in the town
n OF MoNsoN, Mass, heine about 10 change their bust.
ness, offer their Cotton Machinery sale, consI,tug u
"a "A Shteting L0OMSj 10 Live SPINDLE Throslle
Frames If ~ spudes earh 6rst-rate MULES Of 24O
spndles each l trsl-rate TAUNTON SPEEDER OF 90
Strands and Cards, Drawing frames. DresserF, &C. &c.
all OF Which ion, in good order and doing
good xviii he sold low cash and delivered the
first Of April next. 1--WE Jan g.
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REMOVAL.


ETNHE Subscribers, under the firm Of PRICE & HART.
Il WELL, having leased the Room in Heywood's Build
ing Centrai street. heretofore occupied by Geo G. Tar
Copying Press Manufacturer, would respect uly inform
BlNG In the Machinist lime, IRON PLANNING included
at short notice. CHARLES f. PRICE,
6AML N. HARTW ELL.
Worcester, Jan II, le47 dwSm2
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THE subscribers intending change the work in ono
OF their Mills in Waterford, will have for sale SIX,
SINGLE CARDlNG MACHINES, all.nrsl Breakers Said
MachiI are now Ia operaon and will be ready for de-
livery In six to eight weeks. w. ID. d. FARNUM.
Waterford, Jan IS. Gw
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq, Treasurer.
ms Company commenced issuing Policies IF Assurance
on me nrst of june 1885, and during the st has
suea oSO Policies and received in premiums Sl6.7S8.
PREMIUMS Of Assurance for One Hundred Dollars.
annual FGyntnts. Annual Payments.
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Isaac cavis, Worcester A. II BalOch Worcester.
John Green, d. F W Gale, do
ARENAS Ward, do alex. Dewitt, Oxford.
VIM Dickinson, DO Joseph A. Denny, Leicester.
Edwin Conani, do Otis Adams, Grafton.
Chas. Washbufn. do John Brooks. Princeton.
ISAAC DAVIS, President.
CHARLES l.. PUTNAM, 5ecry.
Worcester Jan -, ls47. 2
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OTIS SPEAR,
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
Iy6 BALTIMORE, Md.

JOHN w. WETHERELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office 1870 Main Street.
3m2 WORCESTER, MASS.
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Samuel Jennison, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
No. 29 Brazer's Building, State Street,
>'tf BOSTON.
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.

d K e G
Hon. A. D. Foster,
EDWIN Conant, Esq,
Jchahod Washburn,
Frederick w. Paine,
John Milton Earle,
John Green, NJ. d.
Benz F. Haywood, MD.
Fred. w. Gale, Esq.
Charles Washbnrn, Esq.
Joseph Sargent, MID.
William Dickinson. ESQ.
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Markets-Csrtfluy r,port.d f1r II. rr.b.r..

TErAspAT, March Is
AsHES-Thers sre moderate sales ct 8 q and a. g;
for Pearls and Pots The former are rather scarce
COT TOS-The sales to-day have been 1000 bales
without change in price.
FLOUR AND MEAI.-There il but LITTLE doing on the
spot the sales being confined 10 the immediate Of
the trade The range Of prices is s7tds7 with sales
some 100 10 100 ools Genssse cannot Be sold easily
at s.. To arrive there i fair demand and note
fses OOJJ Dds 81 30 % arrive In June and T. 20
rive In May 10 Southern there is bur moderate bust
ness doing Georzetowa IL held At 80 or Phils5el-
phs and BrandyVne about 1000 bbls changed hands
34 for the former and 20 for the latter Baltimore
is offered at 70, Meal has been in moderate demand
and sses 1900 bbls Jersey made sl. OF Bran
dy wine 400 hhds sold private terms Rye Flour du
at 4 75 Ship ssufs 70. MS cents
GRAIN-There has not been very large business
done to-day 10 Corn but the market fr 81 previous
rates White Southern 3 cents Jersey q Vel
low Southern g Jersey and Northern 20 cents. The
sses reach 10000 bushels At the above including
parcel Of very handsome Southern White At e
sale Of 700 bushels Corn delivered In Msy was made
at IS cents Rye Is nominslly 551e7t cents without
buyers Barley entirely without sale and little
the spot Oats 44df5 for River with sales 1900
bushels for Government purposes At "a cts Wheat Is IL
active The only sale hear Off 100 bushels Jersey
at l4l cents.
WHlsKY-There IL rather more frmness la tie mar
ket with sales 100 bbls 81 cents Drudge IS unsettled
al n. as cents
HAY-The market il duler small Gales 81 5Gi az;
cents per cWt
RlCE-we notice sales 90 tierces common al 81 %
cash.
GROCERIES-Therr $ no important movement snd
prices steady. The Coffee BY the Mszepps sold 81
auction to-day-3j00 bags Brazil Al 7.6s cents. The
bidding spirited and the sale shows firm market
Small sales New Orleans sugars OF ia 7i cents.
TEA--A cargo sale 10 made tomorrow BY hessrs
Hsggerty, Draper Co.
TALLOw-The supply Il moderate and good Is in
demand al 4 cents
OLA cargo OF about 1000 bbls Crude Whale has
been taken q the East ~ something % cents
Linseed 10 firm at go g for best American and English
BONE-A small sale Of North west for home use was
made At % cents cash
PROVISlONS-The market for Pork 10 very quiet
and the sales 200 200 bbs only IL p and u .
for Mess and Prime Beef ia steady al 5Ods 80, and
$llG$l2. The stock IL not large, and the demsnd
fair Beef Hams are 80 Picked Mestsare not plenty
and firm Sales 20 bids Hams Winchester A. Q cents
Bb Lard ~ 10 cents Sales 500 kegs Al l0dlOi cts
In Butter and Cheese there Is change Butter ranges
from l2i % cents and Cheese q 70 and some fine
diaries held 81 y cents
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DIED:

On Tuesday morning Of consumption Mr.. LUClEE
A. VOORHEES,, second son Of the late Abraham voor.
bees Of this City. IN the 26th year Of his age.
There will be funeral service at No l0i Woosterft
Saturday Goth inst. at IL o'clock A. NJ whence his
remains viii be removed 20 Flstlsnds L. for inter
ent There will also be funeral service OF the latter
place at O'Clock P NJ. Of the sane day His relatives
and friends and those Of the family respectfully in
vited 70 attend without farther notice.
~ Boston and Buffalo papers please copy.
On Thursday morning. 18th inst Mrs ELIZABETH
WILLIS wife Of James Wills in the 57th year Of her
age
Her remains win be taken to Morristown for inter
ment on Friday morning the 18th.
= Merristowp papers please copy.
On the 18th inst after severe illness, FRANCIS
0NElLL in the SD year Of his age n6tve Of County
Monaghan Ireland but for the sst 30 years resident
Of New. York
His friends and acqubntsnces. and those Of his son,
John z ONeil and OF George Smith, are respectfully
invited 70 attend his funeral Sunday the 2lst inst
from his late residence No lie Whitest Center
On the 18th inst ROBERT N. COCkCROFT son Of
DR.. James Cockcroft in the 10th year Of his sse.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
ly invited 10 attend his funeral on Saturday the zJth
inst o'clock p ~ from the residence OF his father
No "a Forsythst without farther invitation. mig 2-
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Books.
IAMEs,s NEW WORK.

THE CASTLE or EHRENsTEIN, ia Lords, Temporal
Il and Spiritual ne Inhabitants Earthly aud UneaFthly,
by q 2. x. James. Price q cents
Captain Kyd the Wizard Of The Sea by the suthor Of
Lante, &c Price Soc.
hs Architect No series q orr nsl Designs for Do
nestle and Ornamental Cottages connected with Landscape
Gardening by ". n. Ranled. This IL most splendid
No. It contains besutai plan OF AngloGfeesn Vills
with esmstes also, Of the Gothic and Tudor style
The work decreases In beauty progresses and should
10 the hands Of every person who interest IN
elegant architecture or Ia DESTROYS OF building Price 50
cents The First Volume Il ready bound In boards con-
taining FIVE numbers. Price IS
Buff and Blue, or The Pnvaleers Of The Revolution, q
Tale Of Long -lssnd Sound by Charles y Sterling Price
.
The Silver Skip Of Mexico Tale By J. II. Ingsham.
Price Is cents.
Pictorial England, No. 10 Price Is cents.
Modern Chivslry, the Adventures OF Capt Fanago
and Tesgue ORegan, with illustrations by barley vols
Price 50 ceuis per vol
Also, fresh supply OF Jan. Feb and March Graham
iust received VIM. n GRAHAM,
mi7 Tribune Buildings. Nassau-sL
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Boarding.


rT'O SINGLE GENLEMEN.-A private family, oc-
Il cupyng large hree-siory, wish 70 let the rntire
second and third floors unfinished 10 three four sin
gle gentlemen with breakfast and tea The house hand
somely located Of Broadway and south Of Canast
Everything Will be done the comfort Of such
may make arrangement Terms and full parucula Is
given by addressing, with real name, C. d. L. box El2
PostOAies mic 81
BOARD WANTED, immedihleiy-By young geo.
ID temsn and his wife within short distance OF the Park
10 small, ge1iee private family where there few
bosrders addressed 10 Charlie" 81 lbs Office
sang (which must be moderately AMI Location, OF
where Interview may be bad, viii be promptly attend
ed To- ml3 2us
BOARD, nesr Union-PHk-An entire suit Of rooms
ID both the second and third aOors. viii be vacated on
the first oMsy and may be had early application Al 54s
Broadway. THIS Offers rare opportunity 10 families
wishing 10 pleasant and airy apartments for The
sumner IN fashionable part Of The cry mle wis
DOARD.-A gentleman and lzdy or two single gentle
Id men, can bs accommodated Viih board and pleasant
the second third stories. Al = White a. near
Broadway. No removal on the lst Of May. References
given ard required nile 6us'
DOARD.-Two or ih6ee .ingle gentlemen car be sc
- cormodsled with Pleasant rooms and board a. 1ol
FniOnsL Also large front room on The second n0or for
gentleman and wife. Transient ooaIteu III per day
M
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ATTEMPT TO MURDER-Mr. Josiah Duke, a
very worthy citizen Of Nsnsemend, and member Of
the county court shot at aud dangerously wounded
one night last week while standing in the porch Of bis
dwelling about nine miles from Suffolk. man named
Rswls nas been apprehended on suspicion Of having
perpetrsted the crime. Norfolk Herald
IssANE.-Gen Newman, Senator from Ricbland
County Ohio has not recovered his health but has
grown and is about being taken 10 the Insane
Hospital at Utcs, In this State.