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PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.

1876 MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber happy the citizens of Wor-
tester and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. l.. WALKER
10 remain in Worcester short time longer, thus giving
opportunity those who have called and have had
chance to sit account OF previous and
crowded state of my to call again. Mr. Walkers
Ttpuaton artist of superior merits and skill any
who have visited Worcester, is well established
need any comments suffice say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
in New York. and is the ONLY Daguerreoty pst in Wor
ser who has received Premium, advertisements
iUcOntrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms to tuice the size of any
otAers in this city would invite citizens and strangers
call, whether contemplating sitting or not.
June 6. diff GEO. ADAMS.
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Insurance against Fire |!

The Etma Insurance Company,
No. So State-st., Hartford, Conn,
With sound and available Capital of $3.50, 900.
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
" the citizens Of Worcester and its vicinity 1t insuss
generally, Factories, and Mills, the most favorable
terma. #NNN n1saF
This Institution has been In operation nearly quarter Of
promptitude in paying losses well known and estai
iished. THOMAS X. BRACE, PrssidenL
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary. Fis,st WWvEe
Hartford March 8, 845. NJ fs stf
u Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance III the abov-
Company, referred, for more particulars, TO A.
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Central Ranlx.

he stock holders OF the Genital Bank are herebv
fed that their annual meeting for the choice Of oscer
ana the transaction OF other business will be holden n,
Bank on Monday the Cd day OF Oct next AT 10 O'CLOCK
M. dividend will be declared payable on thar dav ."
ny order OF the Directors, WIN. DICKINSON, Cash
Worcester, Sept. 8, $780, N1NET17T
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FURNISHING COODS.

HALL & THOMPSON have this day received
A. large and fresh assortment Of FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting Of 7H
9. 10, II d l2-4 Whitney, Rose, and Bath Blankets.
10, ii, IL & 1874 Lancaster Quilts A,
6,7, G. s>4 Brown & Bleached Damask Table Covers.
do do do Ceored Table Covers.
do do do Rich Embossed do
Also-Brown and Bleached Eheetings and shrtnre
Ickngs, Burlaps Crashes, Russia and Scotch Diapers
WOODEN Fanne, consisting ell the different coors and
Qualities all o. which will be sold as at any place
In the city. ~, HALL 4 THOMPSON
Aug ga 1881 $3.50 ~ ~ F1-'s''- f'S'a'f-
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The people want cheap postage, and mean to
get it, too, under old lacks administration.
Wing Paper.
Old lack himself meant TO get it.

FREE Soil LECTURES. Mr.. Russell of Lynn will
deliver an address on the great issue before the
people ofhis CountrySLapery and Freedom. the ma
chinaons of the Slave,power and the duties and Iespon>
sbles of Northern freeman in the present polcalc r>
Sis in the following towns in the County of Worcester
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Stoves, Stoves, Stoves,

THE FARMERS AIR TIGHT COOK STOVE, is one
of the bsst Cook Stoves in II any one should
think there other Stoves Preferable have seven DIFF
ferent Patents, of Air Tight Cook Stoves have Paror
and Once Stoves OF various Patents Stove Pipe and Tin
Ware. Aso-Martn's Flows, and Hoveys Straw Cutters
For sale at Nos "a and rs, Front Street, opposite City
Hall AARON BILLING.
Sept. l3-wSm
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Westward IFO!
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,

ON THEIR WAY TO THE WEST
ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens
IA of Worcester, that they will give
One Vocal Entertainment
at the CITY HALL on SATURDAY EVENING, Sent
10Th, introducing choice Programme including the new
Congressional song Of
" Eight dollars day."
" We've roamed over mountains"
Longfellows " Song OF Lifen
"The Indians Complain,'
" The welcome North Star.''
{" The Bachelors Lamentn
Come let part" &c. & C.
~ Tickets 25 cenls-to be had at Lvermore's Book
Store aud at the Door Concert TO at n guar
ter of Eight D.s open quarter before seven ocleck
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SnrlitIlfleId Limo.

Smithneld Lime. N sass.'
Nhk Subscribers are new receiving aud will hav, eon
4 stantly IN hand for sale, SMITHFIEL0 LIhfENin
any quantity which may be wanted-Uarronfed Arr s.ci
w. HEA8a WILLARD BRANCH a. CO "sstt y"'e'
June To- i't dwtr. 1851 No. Warden Block
NN A NFNAAN sAMkA3tW fl-1'0--'4
-.A.-L ..L.aM "a lNnN ~ -.
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VIII the friends Of free so IN the above named please
make the necessary arrangements.
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The Ninth Annual Exhibition
OF THE
Worcester County Horticultural Society

(At WALDO HALL in Worcester,)
ILL be open for the reception of visitors the
w noon of TUESDAY the 26th Of September and will
continue open, day and evening closing Thursday
ming the 18th tf September.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to furnish
specimens OF ruits vegetables, flowers, wreaths, bou
ques, floral designs, &c. &c.
1t Is hoped that the refining influence which these exh
billions exert upon the community and the valuable nor
nation which they duse, will stimulate the friends of
sion even more attractive than those former years.
Contributors are particularly requested TO send Fruits
&c, Gnended for exhbitiOn0 TO the Hall Monday The
25th of September, if practicable.
Articles necessarily forwarded previously that time
may be left with Mr. Clarendon Harris the Life Insur
ance Office, in the Central Bank, l04 Main street.
Whatever articles of exhibition remain in the Hall af-
ter 10 o'clock the Friday morning succeeding the Fair
Will be sold nj auction, and the proceeds added to the
funds Of the Society.
list of the Premiums to be awarded, will be published
hereafter.
FRED. w. PAINE,
GEORGE JAQUES, OoMnt'ee
SAMUEL II. COTTON.
CLARENDON HARRIS arrangements.
Worcester, Aug. 18th, 1913 d&wtf
MEAL
or al kinds constantly on hSndrW0rces'er Steam
Sept. 6-dtf
WANTED,
DRY Goods Salesman, who h rs had some experience
boring town would be preferred GEO. P. BRYANT.
Aug. 29-d&wtf
Watch Lost.
$40 nm Saturday night between and O'Clock, a
MM ~ thin SILVER LEVER WATCH. the case is
81 figured. Whoever has found the same will be
tsskS sutsbly rewarded leaving 26 Front street.
Sept. 5-dlw*
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Wehster High school.

Webster High School.
TINE Fall Term OF this School will commence
Tuesday September 5th II is open both for lads and
young ladies. Instruction will be given in all those
branches both Classical and English usually taught in
Academies and High schools and pains will be
spared to give This school rank among the very first.
limited number be accommodated with board in the
family of the Principal; and those who may be CONS
mitted he will endeavor exercise that supe
vision which shall cOnduce their highest moral and in
tellectua training. Board may also be obtained In pr
waite families, moderate terms. Tuition according to
the studies pursued) $500 10 81 co. Music on piano
forte GA lessons) e8 90. Use of piano 81 90.
Application for admission may be made either to the
Principal or to J. w. Tenney, M. D., Webster.
Reterences-Barnas Sears, D. D., President Of Newton
Theological Institution; Samues 4. Greene, A. NJ, Princ-
pal OF Phillips Grammar School, Boston Prot james r.
Boise, A. M, Of Brown University; II. N. Slater Esq.
Providence, R. 1.
NIB. COOKE, A. NJ, NJ. D. Principal.
Aug. l7--dis3w N
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Messenger,s Notice.

WORCESTER, IS. September 4, As.
II ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolven-
for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of RODOLPHUS C. ED
WARDS, of Worcester in said County, trader, insol
vent debtor, and the payment of any debts the deliv
cry OF any property belonging said nsolvent debtor.
TO him. or for his USE and the transfer of property
by him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the Office of said Commissioner in Worcester,
in said County, the third day of October nert,
Mt ten O'Clock in the forenoon prove their debts and
TO choose an assignee assgnees Of his Esise.
S6d6tw1t36 J. DAY, d. Sheriff.
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Lancaster Gimgh0mS.
PIECES OF the above Goods this day received and
81 for sale at l2A cents per yard. -
1873 Main street, opposite Central Hotel.
Aug. 29--dSw 4Nt @ftT 4tA34t44A
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BOY LOST.

TN November, 1897 the Subscriber enlisted into the
l. Army at WHITEHALL N. Y, and went TO Mexico Ieav.
ing my son, EDMUND DIVER then ten years Of age
in charge of Recruiting Sergeant Andrew On my return
Sergeant Andrew had lett the place and was infor-
ed had placed my in charge of person residing
in Worcester that vicinity very DESTROYS of as
ceranng his present place of resi- jence and any infer
nation relative thereto, will be gratefully received BY
distressed father Communications may be directed to
the Office of the Massach uselts Spy
Sept l2-d+ THOMAS DWYER
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DIR. MILLER,
D e N T T s II

FIRST PREMIUM.
GREAT REVOLUTION.
Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment ! !
No. 8 BrinIey Hall. No. 8.
fINHlS Establishment, which is the oldest and most pop
i uar established in Worcester, uHites rare
advantages for carrying on the Daguerrean Art in all its
perfection and beauty Within href time this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point of superiority and accuracy never
been exseled. The proprietor Dr. Van Astin, having
had many years of practical experience in his art pre-
pared to
Challenge any Competitor
TO trial of SKILL either in the perfection and beauty of
Daguerreoype productions in the exceeding cheapness
which he enabled TO offer them to the public. He has
imported instruments for his own exclusive use which
superior any in this city elsewhere and his pictures
which warranted to be superior any that be
produced in Worcester. are put up in rich and elegant
cdses, for the 10 Nv price of
One Dollar Only.
N. B. STOCK Of superior quality constsnty on hand
and for sale. DR.. VAN ALSTIN.
Worcester, July 20. dwtf
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept. S, ls4s.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JOSIAH
RICE, late of Worcester, deceased, Greeting.
VOU cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
i holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of Ocio
Der next to show cause why administration Of the estate
of said deceased should be granted Darius Rice
said Worcester. CHAS G. PRENTISS. Reg
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-. ~ FOF SaIes .1I1"
the pleasant village Grafton fine two story dwell
Ling House and grounds situate opposite the residence
OF the Hon. Samuel Wood. Possession given Immediate
~ accommodation will be give parI of the purchase
money ifdesired.
For further particulars En- Iure of the Hon. Samuel
Wood. OF Grafton, the City Furniture Rooms of
Messrs w. & Ii. Baker, No 2S6 Main ST.. Worcester.
A. s. HEYWARD.
Grafton, Sept. =, 1913. du
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept. 5, ls4e.
To all persons interested in the Estate of EDITH
BROWN, late Of Shrewsbury, deceased, Greeting.
" on are cited to appear Court Probate TO BE
Il holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of Ocio.
Der next, TO show why the first rendered by
Charles Miles, the Administrator of his administration
of said Estate should not be allowed.
CHAs. G. PRENTlss, Reg.
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To Let,

THE STABLE Elm Street, belonging 20 the Worces-
ter House. lease will be given for term OF years
Fom April /, 164e. Possession given Immediately. AP-
DIv to T. E. WOOD,
May %. DIFF Worcester House.
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Butter-Butter.

Ak0 PACKAGES Prime Dairy Butter, In large and
"*VO small Tubs TO suit customers. For sale by
LEE, SPRAGUE & co.
ds2w 64 Main Street.
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ROOMS TO LET.
1.-TWO ROOMS in Warden Block 20 by az feet Inuui,,
l. Of JOSEPH MASON, or T. STEVENS, at No. 2.
July 4 dif J. & T. sTETENs.
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:, WuutCu AAIHHICUAdtCEys
A & American and woman, TO rent a large
k..EN "A BOARDING HOUSE within four miles at
!lG@ Worcester, The house will accommodate rs or
80 boarders is we'll furnished and will be the mos
reasonable terms. Good recommendations will be re-
qured. Inquire at THIS OFFICE. 0E Tg1G.f-S
Sept. 8, 1e4s. fNa58 dwtf
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'TVEM-TVEM-TVTM
ENRESH, and constantly hand. Families supplied
L with Bread Meal No. Is Washington Square.
July Is. o. BRAMAN.
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venting irredeemable mischief, have but 10
be true to ourselves; TO maintain our distinct
organization; to extend it into every cleo
ton precinct ard district; to assert our docs
trines at all times and under every circum-
stance, and to persevere, amid disaster, de-
feat, contumely, and oppression, and we
shall as assuredly plant the great principles
of our liberty in the land and perfect the
work which the revolution began, as there
is eternal truth in the text, that submission
TO the tyranny of man is rebellion to the
sovereignty of Sod"
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE - hereby gwen that the undersigned
N administrator aud administrative of the c.
tate OF Cyrus Damon. deceased; by virtue OF an
order OF the Probate Court OF the coun of Ra
cine and State Of WIS on>n, wIil sell at public
auction on the premises, at Soulhpor. county
and State aforesaid on Monday the 9th day OF
October, A, 1913, at = O'Clock NJ. OF said
day, all of the following described pieces and
parcels OF land TO wjt:-About twenty four nd
one eghth "a I-S) acres OF land, being the home
stead situated tue town line road leading IVES
from the village OF Southport, except the follow
ing described piece OF lind set oil as the widow
DO ser, VIZ. Commencing at stake sixty go
feel east from the northwest corner Ct the
above mentioned twenty four and eighth
I24 l-Sl acres OF land on the town line road -
Thence running east on sad road fifty four 81
feet TO a stake thence due south sixteen 10
rodso stake thence west hty tour 81 feet,
thence north to the place OF beginning Including
dwelling house and outbuIdlngs thereon situated
the reversionary right Of which last described
piece o.! land will be sold. Also thirty three s.
feet 10 block seven { : in the south east quarter
OF section thirty one 1911 commencing eighty
eiaht cS) feet east of the south west corner OF
sad block fronting on York street with house
thereon. Also the undivided one half OF thirty
three 81 feet tn the same block greedy east an4
adjoialng the same wiih house thereon. Also
some notes and accounts due said Damon. Al,
II tLe above real estate beng 10 The tow OF
Southport. Racine county. sta;e of Wisconsin.
Terms cash. SAMUEL HALE, Administrator.
ELIZABETH DAMON. Administrators
Dated Southport, Sept 9Th, 1873. sill
Tue sale OF the first described piece or parcel
nr land except tAcnty acres oil Of the south end,
alsn except lhat set eff to me widow as her dow
cr, is poned to the % Monday Of January
next at o clock p. NJ. at the premises, when the
same viii he sold
SAMUEL. HALE. Administrator.
ELIZABETH DAMON. Administrative.
nsf % Isis
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FAMILY OINTMENT.

SLOAN'S OINTMENT IS row. universally
= acknowledged TO be an iiiaIlib'e remedyE IN
every case where /, has been faithfully apphed 10
the human system, 70? promoting lnsens'oIe rer'
spiratior, drawing out the lnila mmaho9 iron"
wound. relieving pam every kind and IN It's
healing qualities The world does rot produce
its equal, and the public pronounceslt the chea
est and best family Ointment that has ever hscn
used. All diseases Of the Flesh, ObsuR1te VI
GERS, Old Sores Chilblains, Sore Throat Burns
GUS, Cutane us Eruption, Sore Nipple sore
Breast. diseases of the Eye. Agpe in the iaGe'
Rheumatic Pains, contracted Cord pains IN the
back, side, and the other parts Of the system.
Boils. Ulcers, Field Head, Bruises, fresh wounds
and every kind ef sore containing the lea ST Pari-
Gle of Inflammation are permanently cured ny
this g.eat remedy.
neral AGENT. American Temperance Buildings,
Chicago. Sold al o by f. ROBINSON, South
port March, ISlS-iyS25nN
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4 pMINISTRATORS SALE-Notice is here
n by given that the undersigned administrator
OF the estate ct John Heves deceased; BY virtue
o. an order OF the Probate Court OF the county Of
Racine and state OF Wisconsin. will sell at public
auction at the Mansion House in the village of
Southport. the ID day oi December, SIS at ten
o lock, y. NJ OF SAID day, all Of the following de-
>crhed pieces and parcels OF land. to wit: That
certain piece parcel LOT of land lying and being
the county of Racine and state OF Wisconsin. de
>crbei as fellows 10 wit, commencing at a stake
an the centre of the highway leading from Chica-
20 70 Milwaukee commonly known as the old T.
ntied States road, nineteen chains and seventeen
links east ofthe west quarter stake section No.
ten (lo) in town one % and range No twenty
two (22) east, running thence north nine and one
fdeggeeS east three chains and twenty four links
thence south eighty and one half degrees east four
chains and ninety two lnkc. thence south nine and
one half degrees, west two chains an fifty eight
links, thence wes' TO the place OF beginning con-
,aininE -02 2-looths Of rod be the same moe or
less being the same decided TO Michael Nyres by
y. Martin and wife. November 1871
J. HENRY kIMBALL, Administrator.
Nov u. 81
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Facts for tie PeoDie.

More than fifteen yeare of unrvalIed success in
the cure OF every variety OF external diseases aud
injuries, such sprIns. cuts bruises, burns cuta.
neous cruptons sore lips sore breasts, chapped
hands, chlIbans, biIes, ulcers corns pains in the
back sides, or other parts OF the system, ratlesnake
bites, &c, bears ample testimony that Sloans
Ointment is just the thing for the hour.
Certificates without number have been received
by the Proprietor, many OF which have appeared
IN our columns from dlsnercatcd individuals, Civ
ing details ofremarkable cures effected by is use
Sec Sloan's Advertisements
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JUST RECEIVED
AT THE OLD STAND OF
FRANCIS, NiVLEY & co.
NEAR THE DURKEE HOUSE,
THE LARCLNT AND BEST ANS0RTMENT OF
READY MADE CLOTHING

Ever offered in this market
Their stock consists of $ great variety of Dress
Froyk and Sack COATS, Beaver, Broad, B'au-
ket and Sleeps grey ONERCOATS. PAN
FALCONS and VESTS OF all sorts OTTER,
NUTRIA, BEAVER, NJ u S KRAFT, Silk
Plush, Mohair Plush, Cloth and Silk CAPS, IN
any quantity or quality TO suit purchasers, or
made 10 order Fashionable Silk and Fur hats,
Tarpolins. Glazed HATS, Oil Suits. Rubber
COATS, BOOTS and SHOES. SHIRTS,
COLLARS, and SONS. CRAVATS, Neck
ties, co MFORTERS. SUSPENDERo. Wool
en- and Cotton WRAPPERS, and DRAWER
Buck GLOVES and MlTTENS, Wooden and
Cotton do, and almost every article OF Gentle
men, Wear ng Apparel. Ladies' MUFFS, and
Tl"PETS, Patent Leather BOOTS, White
Mixed, and Clouded Woolen YARN, Wooden
and Cotton SOCKS, Ladies and Gems Over
SHOES, SC &c.
All who want good article, we'll made, and
cheap, are invited to call and examine for them-
selves,
Southport, Sept. 90, l848. ;tI4.
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JUST PIBLLNnEl.

The attention of Chor.sters, Teachers and all
interested in Church Music, is respectfully invI-
ted to this, the latest work of these well known
an hors 1t is the result Of great labor and re-
search, and is offered to Chors, Congrega ions,
Singing Schools and Musical Associations, as a
work IN every respect adapted to their vents. II
embraces
FIRsT-A copious selection Of the best of the
old tunes, heretofore more or less in common use
throughout the country, and without which no
collection OF church music would be complete.
SEcoND-A much greater amount, as we'll as
variety, II ls believed. OF new music, furnished
expressly for ITS pages by distinguished foreign
and American cOmpo sers, than any simil4t work
published IN the country.
THIRD-Many Of the admirable old tunes
which were popular and useful in the tne of
The Reformation, but which have Of late been
much neglected, and are found in none OF the nu-
merous COLLECTIONS OF the present dav. Thesa
tunes are now published, not merely because they
are old, ''but because tley are GOOD -- the VERY
BEST; acknowledged TO be so by all who have
made progress in musical knowledge aud tas,c. s"
FouRrH-Almost all the popular Er gli,h
Chants, and rich variety of Anthems end Che.
russes, adapted both to choir practice, and to
church service.
The Preface, or Introduction to this work con
Ia rs with other matter, copiaus remarks upon,
and explanations OF the comparative importance
and nature OF Congregational and CHOIR singing,
wnh glance atthe hist ry OF these two forms OF
church music.
The Indexes very complete. comprising be.
side the usual general and metrcaI indexes an
index OF the first lines of words TO tunes anthems
&c.
Historical, critical, explanatory, and descrjp-
tive remarks, are also made on about one hundred
tunos, which add much to their interest
The book also contains "DcScIipIiye Tables, 8"
IN winch large portion Of The tunos arc classified
accordng to helr s'yie or character. with rem arks
upon the various Casscs of tunes.
The elements ut vocal music are on the Pes:a-
ioz%tan system, nov aeknD wlcdQt q by the most
experienced teachers to e much superior to any
o'hcr method OF teacain" music.
Comprising it does, 50 great a variety of
music, the National PSllinjst is admirably fitted
for use IN singing schools and musical assocja-
lions. as we'll as IN choir practice. Al The anne
time, no music has been admitted which is not
strictly devotional IN character, aud appropriate
tor use in public worship. The design has bcen
10 make complete Manual of Is,mody, which
,hal he n vaIuabI" aid IN the ivanccment nd
Improvement OF churea muse. Teachers Cho.
rs,crs Interested, are invited to examine this
wpri.. For se,e at
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
November -, Isl T.,
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NOTICE..

The Subscriber being about to change his
present business, requests those indebted to hun 10
call and settle their respective accounts without de-
lay
lie also informs his friends, and the public, that
ne has on hand general assortment OF GROCER
les, FLOUR, &c which he will sell low tor CASH,
or produce. On hand best winter and spring
Wheat, superfine Flour,-"EIutchinson sup. fine
from the Southport Mills, &c. &c
L. 5 GREENWOOD
Furmer Store.
Southport, Dec. /, 1915 234t
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TuE SsRSCREREls

FAMILIAR with seven Languages, such stAc
L German. Polish, Latin, Greek. Hebrew and
English proposes TO give instruction m the eve
n.ng Al any office on Man street. Terms ore dol
'ar per week. Residence between Main and Park
streets "a Mr. O 5 He,d's house hack Of the Sc
T store Rrv. THOMAS WOINAR>kL
Southport. Nov l4.I>iS. 81