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P's5E'shed al No 1872, Main Street, Worceste,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Terms.

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Hosiery, Gloves, &c.

Ali kinds and Portsmouth Hose AT manufacturers
prices.
Children's Hose Of all kinds and sizes.
"Alexandre' and " Bajou' KID Gloves-best quality
Chiidren's aud Ladies Winter Gloves all Kinds
Children's Lambs Wool Hoods, Scarfs, Coatees.
Erin consequence of the extreme scarcity OF
money. am buyiHg many desirable goods extremely
low prices for cash. these goods selling at uery small
aduaHce and have great confidence assuring a pur-
chasers thai they viii make handsome saving by pur-
chasing from this LARGE, DESIRABLE and CHEAP
STOCK OF GOODS
HENRY H. CHAMBERLIN,
Nov d6w3t 1862 and l64 Main ST.
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FALL AND WINTER SALES
OF lS4S.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLTN,
Nos. I62 & I61 Main So. Worcester.

Nos. I62 & I64 Main ST., Worcester.
now prepared to offer, by recent additions to
bis large stock, the and cheapest assortment al
DRESS GOODS, CARPETS CLIO 4KINGs, & MILLIN
cry ever offered ia Worcester This extensive and va
rsd stock cannot be meniif ned in detail brief summary
OF some Of the prominent will indicate tho
variety to be found IN his establishment.
ClOakings-
FINE THYBET CLOTH CLOAKs, in various new
Styles made of tie best in the best manner
as these are made in my rooms afford them at
the lowest possible price ready made gsrmeu and as
low as the "sqterias be purchased most sores
100 ps. FRENCH THYBET CLOTHS. in all
desirable colors including the various shades Green,
Mode Maroon, Blue, &C-the above goods were bought
FOR CASH, and will be warranted in all cases is per
cent less than they be bought elsewhere New Eng
land.
PLAID CLoAKINGs of choice patterns & fine quality.
Dress Goods.
SPLENDID CAsHMEREs and MOUss. DE LAME.
Just received per Europa" and this day opened
PLAIN CAsHMERES, Ga wide, in choice rare colors
RICH sILKs-Back, narrow stripe, paids brocaae,
figured and plain Gsmel4s saiins de Chene & C. &c.
Comprising usual the largest and cheapest assert nens
in Worcester.
NeD MousseiiHes de Laine for l2k cts
"A ENGLISH PRINTS for 10 and l2t cents
MERRIMACK, CoCHECO, an all o her best styles Of
American Prints and Patches, from 81 to 10 cents
Carpets and Furnishing Goods.
Ia this department nv stock will defy competitor, ov-
ing TO the extreme scarcity OF money have bongh some
GREAT B4RGAIHS FOR CASH, and can sell as desr-
able style o. goods 50! bought Ia other
places al 5ctsand IS sell as good Carpets
as can be bought at from e7s 81. +sa
have marked down heavy superane Carpets TO
50 cts as good the - goods but little GU, Of
style-stout all Wool Carpets at As.
am now offering Sldenhd Brussels Carpets 81.
ElsgaHt Brussels Tapestry, at Sl25
These goods are much fooer than ever before offer
d, an o are vel worthy attention of all who would
save from Is to 20 per cent. in buying their goods
| Earseilies, Scotch and Lancaster
Quilts, at very low prices.
BLANKETS American Of superior quality weight
| from to IL lbs.
/ Sheeungs, Tickings, Drllings, Diapers, Crash,
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THE subscriber has Exchange street, two rooms ana
attic. IS by IS with power or the rooms will be ub
vlded IL desired TO suit applicants: -
Jone Il WM T. MERRIFIELD
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a RARE CHAWCCII.-FOR SALE

a RARE CHANCELLOR SALE,
-szsSSszes TsNITAT vau.-bIe Real Estate centrally
SSS#s&S5 located on LINCOLN STREET, iii the City
&SsaE$S OF Worcester. four minutes walk rom the
%k< k$&E Court Iouse, lac the properly OF Hon
z JOSEPH G. KENDALL containing from toOr
-H2ASAa~ five OF choice land. bounded aess-
ery l70 feet Lincoln street, souiherly Kendall
Street $50 feet eastery Oak nearly 301 ieet
aud nOrthery on the Rev. Aunzo Hill and lion.
Judge Thomas. There the premises good Barn,
recently erected, and from thousand fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection OF The In
varieties OF Apples, Pears Peaches, Pums, Ounces
&C. The other portions OF the land in grass aud grain
and suitable for gardening. There is copous and
permanent spring OF water IN the lot capable Of being used
tor an artificial fish pond. or other purposes. ss
The above Estate affords rare chance Tor any gentle
wishing prnvIde himself with beautiful private
residence; II may be divided into lots afford
the opportunity profitable speculation. If sold
private sale, will be divided into lots sold
Auction.
For further Information am permitted to refer to Rev.
ALoEzo Hills ARTEMAs WARD, Esq, or 7. N. WAIT.
keeper Of the American Temperance Exchange.
-4 }. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester, June IS. le4ss t# dwU
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CONFLICT TIE DIGEST
u ar nil the ua,aerfr0s RexOris 10 .ynHuurN, 1S47.

In TITLE BROWN respectfully ask the attention OF the
IL profession United Digest and Supplement.
Just completed I8l7 This great work has been in
he course OF preparation and publication for more than
a,rsd n II. preparation Volume edited by the Hon
Theron Mercalf and Hon J. Perkins, and was 5ished
Curtis, esq, and were published in 1916 These three
volumes bring the Digest down 1876. The Supplement,
volumes, edted by George p Putnam esq, com
admiralty reports in United States courts, and all
he State reports from the earliest period to lSH An An
Dual Supplement- edited by Mr. Putnam, and embrace ing
be chancery reports from that period, will hereafter De
hancery Digest to l847, in l volume
OF the Importance OF this work. well done, nothing need
said for II obvious to lawyer. The following
from Professor Greeneaf shows his opinion both OF
necessity of the Digest and the in which 1t has
een prepared
CAMsRIDoE, March d. l84s
received letter requesting my opinion of the merits
the Uuted States Digest wifi recollect that several
strongly advised the preparation Of one general dE st. Of l az
publication and subsequent annual OF all the
the preceding year. after the manner Of rrson Enesh
had long felt the Of such work. and had no DOUBT Oh aus
abeness to the profession It would furnish compete
nops the all the States with annual inorma
oil It's progress and Improvement and Woaid enuey
State dgess besides relieving the profession from the
separate volumes of reports and the trouble and
Your already published fully accomplished that
eMSn in manner believe entirely satisfactory as ns
naturally find place library of every careful lawyer
ong now remains but table Of which il much wanted
me issue the supplement at the close Of every year.
Your obedsnt servant Mt, p''''''' s. GREENLEAF.
The Table Of Cases above referred to will be ready in the
curse OF the coming summer.
last Of Reports contained the United States Digest and
Supplement, rois. royal spo
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The quantities of any all may be increased or diminish.
ed the service may hereafter require The contracts
will therefore be made, for specific quantities, but for
such quantities the may require to be delivered
at those navy yards respectively
Contractors not residing at the places where deliveries
required must establish agencies at such places that
no delay may arise in hlng what may be required
and when a contrac tor fails promptly comply with
question: the chief OF the Bureau OF Provisions and Cloth
ng shall be authorized to purchase direct pure
made of such articles and the contractor shall
be liable for any OF the contract price
Separate offers must be made for each article each OF
the aforesaid navyyards and bidders whose proposals
accepted (and ohers) will be forthwith notified and
as early as practicable contract and bond will be
mitted them for execution; which and bond
be returned the bureau within five days. exclusive
of the time required for the regular transmission OF tho
mail.
Bonds. with approved suretes in onsthrd the cst
mated OF the respective contracts, will be required,
and ten per centum in addition will be withheld from the
amount OF all payments account thereof as collateral
formanee and not in any event be paid until it is in all
respects complied with and ninety per centnm oil the
amount Of all deliveries made w DC Paa oy ne navy
have been presented to him.
Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained applca.
ton to the navy agents at Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Boston, New York. Phadel ,ha, Baltimore, Washington,
Norfolk, Pensacola, and at this bureau
Every offer made be accompanied Gas directed In
the act OF Congress making o5 e naval
effect he they undertake that the bidder or bidders
will if his or their bid be accepted enter into an obligation
nsh the supplies proposed The Bureau will not be obi
gated to any proposal M P o
be certified by the navy agent district attorney some
officer OF the general government known to the bureau
Extract from the act of Congress approved August TO- 1886
And be further enacted That from and after the
of this proposal Ter naval supplies invited BY the
the Navy the povso to the general apropra
bill for the March third eighteen hundred and
shall be accompanied by written guaranty signed by
persons the effect that he they
that the bidder bidders will his or their bid be
obligation such time be prescribed
Secretary the Navy with good and sufficient suretes to
furnish the supplies proposed No proposal shall be considered
less accompanied guaranty after the acceptance Of
proposal and notification eeoo the bdde, bidder he or they
the
Of the Navy with good and sufficient .uretes for
nhg the then the Secretary othe Navy shall proceed TO
furnishing the said
supplies and shall forthwith the difference between the
proposal guaranteed and the amount for
have for furnishing the said supplies Tor
whole period Of the proposal be charged up SAID
bidders guarantoT and the
be Immediately by the United States for the
Navy Department. action OF debt against either or all
Of said persons"
March 2l-Iawiw
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NEW mUsIC.-Just received the following music
the old established door Fulers Hotel
which will be sold at one fourth less than half price
WIN. FISCHER.
Fantasy-words by James Steward, esq
We are almost thereby ]. u. Woodbury. esq.
Behold the Happy Home, from the Opera Maid of Honor
In this Old Chair, do do do
Think of Me oft at Twilight Hourly Bradford.
The Lille Clock-arranged by j. b. Woodbury..
Come with thy Lutte to the Fountain, Duet
DE Eel Cachers Gee-by Winnemore.
Alsidoro W altzes-by Bocca
The Piccoo Watz-by +. II. Brown.
The tilotear Polka-by do do
Kathinka Polka-by Strauss
On, hasten then the Happy Day, quick-step.
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Young Ladies' School-No. $40 Broadway Unio,
Square, New York.
Number Of pupils limited to forty


REV. HENRY DANA WARD, Rector.
SISTED by Mrs. WARD, and by resident English and
n resident Partisan governess and also by Italian, Ger
man. and Spanish ladies, to accustom his pupils
verse with propiiey in those languages.
Learned professors will be employed 10 give lectures
Astronomy, Botany, Geology Natural Philosophy, and
Chemistry. l.
dscplinng and training OF the them with
the love OF learning and of virtue, and cult waiting in them
habits of order and diligence duty and he respectfully
school the public under the patronage OF the
following distinguished names;
Rt Rev. Manton Easbun, d. D., Massachusetts.
RI Rev. J. =. X Henshaw, D. d., Rhode Island.
RI Rev. Alonzo Poller d. D., Pennsylvania
Ri Rev. Win. Meade, D. D., Virginia
RI Rev. ]. ,hns, d. Virginia.
Hon. Rufus Choare, Massachusetts
Hon. Frederick Whittes-y, Rochester, New York.
Hon. VIM. H. Seward, Auburn, New York.
Hon Willard Fillmore, Albany, New York.
Hon. Geo. w. Summers, Virginia.
New YORK.
Rev. DR.. Anthem, Rev. DR.. Smith, Rev. Dr. Iiaight,
Rev Dr. Wainwright Rev. DR.. Potts, Rev. DR. Whehouse
Rev. DIR. Taylor, Rev. DR.. Forbes Rev. DR.. Tying
Rev. Dr. Croker, Providence, r.. L.
Rev. Dr. Hawks, New Orleans LII
New YORK
Rev s. L. Southard Rev. L. Carter, Rev. q. T. Bedell,
Rev Lot Jones, Rev. Ed. D. Smith, Rev. L. II. w. Balch
Pupils will be received the first Mon day in April
Quarters will commence May 9th, September 10Th, De-
cember LIST, February 10Th.
$500 washing $50; tuition, $500. Music, charge
according TO the individual taste.
March 29-3.*
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EDCoArIoN.-REv: d. McCARTER,s

II DCCATION REV. d. McCARTER'S boarding
T. school for boys and Young men, Srrasburg Lancaster
county Pennsylvania The branches taught embrace all
those OF thorough English education together the
Latin, Greek, French German languages vocal and
instrumental music plain and ornamental writing,
ing, &c. .|'lIt
The whole expenses including board, tuition, washing
&c. per session of five months $55. There is extra
charge whatever connected with this institution PAYMENT
not required until the end of the term.
This institution has been in successful operation under
the of the present principal for the last years
The principal has lately enlarged his buildings, and will
be prepared, by the Of the session.
accommodate about sixty boarders.
Summer session will commence on the first Monday OF
May.
Parents wishing place their a cheap and good
school, where they will enjoy every possible facility for
mental and moral improvement for circulars and
ences, &c will please address
REV ID. McCARTER,
Principal and Proprietor, Srasburg, Lancaster cS, Pa
March 29-6w
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TO sU RIDERS,

The person entered m ON our book. uns.s the
pay ment OF the subscription be made in advance
Distant Subscribers bv
which viii be paid by by oux.lyes In ~
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during The ses
sions Of Congress. and semi v ssky during g recess
periodlsss on farms
o he annual
payment
tons advertisements wl bs sucien receipt
notes of any specie paying bank will received.
POsTMAsfERS authorized T. act
DAILY subscribers $50 encosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscriber with enclosed; WEEKLY
scrbers with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy tbs
edition a. they furnish us subscribers fer gratis.
GO THK be furnished then
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| ARRIVED FARM In Fairfax county, Va, for sale
1t is situated the Falls church, (wlere there
nhooa) in good neghborhood and is about ten miles
o each Ct the cities Of Washington and Alexandria over
good turnpike roads, Except two miles which common
road and eight miles from Georgetown Itcontans hun
dred and thrty fifty OF which are in timber and
for the last five has been under of improve
men which has demonstrated that may be brought to
high state OF fertility with profit to the owner large
(now in good condon) grass planted with
choice fruit much of which is already in bearing The
dwelling and out-budngs afford ample accommodation for
geneel family large frame barn. with stabng in the
stone basement has been recently built in the best manner
There mil seat the premises, having fall OF four
would be, but for the professional occupations of the
owner.
The price will be moderate, and the terms accommoda.
ting. For further particulars, apply to
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No. ii Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington city.
~ B.Mr. John Dulin, residing the adjoining farm,
will show the premises those DESTROYS purchase.
Oct 27-2aWtf
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NEW BOOks.-Lifc OF the ChevaIier Bayard, by
~ w: G Simns History OF the Mexican War, its origin
ana detailed account OF It's Victories by Edward d. Mans
held Estess Defence OF Slavery exists in the United
trated, tale of Guadeoupe in 1885, translated from the
French of Soue, by lady of Charleston; Appleons Ii
the most important works in every department of know
edge; Agnes Srckands Lives OF the Queens of England
eleventh volume; Life of Henry the Fourth, by G. y. X
james; The Prose Writers Of Germany, translated by
Hedge Stevens's History of Georgia, volume Military
and Civil Life of General Hull, prepared from his
scripts together with the History of the Campaign 1872
and the surrender of Detroit, BY his grandson, volume
The Conquest of California and New Mexico in 1886 1877
by M. Cuts; Our Army at Monterey by T. B. Thorpe
Ida Norman, Trials and their Uses, by Mrs. Lincoln
Phelps. Just received by
February 10 +. TAYLOR.
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NHE 10th has closed with 10 pupils The 2ls
Il sion will commence the first Monday of March, nm
der the manage Of the subscriber aided by his former
July, 1913.
This school is connected with the Military Institute
mile distant. D.
Professor Hopkins lectures here the senior class
young ladies' every day. very chemical and pho-
soPh'cal apparatus, belonging To this school.
Professors Wyche and attend to the classes in Latin
French and Mathematics whilst the military exercises
which they take part going the other Insri-
totc. 7. f. JOHNSON,
rep. Hi-wSm Principal
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QUOTATION WANTED

S,ITUATION WANTED-A situation IN a eiect school
~ family teacher is wanted by graduate of dis
tnguished college of the middle States who had some
experience in teaching, and qualified instruct In the
Latin and Greek languages, in addition to the common
and higher branches OF AN English education. The most
satisfactory testimonials of character be produced
The advertiser is also permitted refer to-
Rev Jno w Nevin D d. Hon. Alex. Thompson, L. D.
Rev. Philip Schaf, PHI. d. Thos. ID. Baird esq A. M
william M Nevin, A M. Rev. VIM. III Coffin, Nj. ID.
FRAN Green, M d. Hon. Sam,1 A. Rench, NJ d.
Letters (post paid stating salary, nc addressed to p
VI Shubey, Landisburs Perry ty Pennsylvania will
meet win prompt attention. March I4-tl*
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'nI nT a.ll;t AT.-A boarding and day school for
i young ladies' under the supervision the Bishop OF
Pennsylvania, Oh School-house Lane miles from pha-
asPha near e crossing o.he Phadephia and Norris
opaard ASST tant principal M Felix brouin, profess
s3 IA 'ae lvery France teacher ofFench and Latin
MI. ). a. " stze, teacher OF music.
Letters Retreat to be addressed to box No $685. posi-
Refer the Right Rev. Bishop Potter; Rev. d. H. Macur-
uy NO - North 18th Dr. G. Treiche cusom-house
Monsft RAston, ESQ.,, No 4, south Front street. Phadel
pMa; and James q. Kempton esq, Mayayunk.
inv l9--tawly
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In PrzcUnited States District Court for the District
of Louisiana.

Prcscnt-Hon. Theodore IA MeCaeb.
ON notion c. T. Stewart prize agent in the cases oil the
" United States ct al the schooner Nonata, Union,
Puebana Isabel, Mahonese Ormigo and four rowboats,
all ofwhch prizes were captured at IamPco, excepting
the first named and suggesting the court that prize
have been furnished him of the officers and OF
he following vessels wit, the steamers Mississippi
Princeton, Spitr Vixen, brig Porpose, and schooner-
ieeer, Bonita Petrol, and Nona,a and on further
costing the that there may be other persons claim
nk capors of the above-naned prizes do file theiI
claims, If such they have office Of the clerk OF this
court within forty days date hsrcof and that in
default thereof they be perpemally excluded from herea
asserting their said ms if such hcy have, 70 share
Copy--Teset N K. JENNINGS,
Rah IS--wlw Clerk.
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| CAPTAIN PARTRIDGEs Military and Scientific
InstItutlOn, Norwich, State Vermn

porated-The spring this institution will COM
lnence the first Monday in May. The instruction en-
braces complete of classical, scientific, and mill
tary education Practical science, civil engineering agr-
culture, the science of government political economy &c
&c, prominent branches of instruction The cadets
will be under the personal and instruction of Captain
p. The charge for board, tuition, of arms
and announcements, lectures lights, fuel washing, and
incidenals, will be $3.50 for the collegiate year of A
weeks, payable 500 in advance and $50 the
weeks. No debts must be contracted by any cadet
Capt p will take charge OF all their funds, and furnish
everything necessary, charging the in their bills
he whole yearly expense, including clothing, is limited
$780, and with proper prudence need not exceed $500
cessary for admission Mar 8-law6w
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hE greatest Of all desires for the preservation of bodily
health should be keeping of the teeth, gums, and
using :. Pn1T Tss se,
The excellence of this article has been aested beyond five
he United States in the Vest indies, South America and
@ o az ao Ss o@ Il or
that then may be freely used with the other teeth, and
fully tried aested to, and beyond all shadow of doubt
clearly shown entirely both sonsss soreness
of remedying those compains- perfectly
puries heals and Strengthens the gums and mouth that
uray sweethe gums have healthy appearance, and as
sumo which both renders then very pleasant
and retains the teeth firm in them, thereby permitting
tree, uninterrupted, and thorough masticaon Of food all
which, besides the qualification and advantage derived d.
general health and tono of the digestive and other
s
sanaied and strong statements and from the unexceP,
Is S% Qualities s q sne sH s5yy
time and the tooth viii be protected and preserved from
decay soness and soreness Of the gums will be cured all
eah @ Ss sn
in the mos, pleasant and healthy condition Consequently
proong her his fe and render that life entirely free
from all the ills usually attending and arising from the
teeth gums and mouth and have them supplanted by tho
OF the sS IN and breath nh
usefulness.
Of T1s cwHs Spg h win hw The ss %s origin
since. while initiative articles are of recent origin.
Eastern D,strict of Pernsylpania to ,p,t.
Be it remembered that on the second day Of
'' dred and iorty-i,Oo. w Wheeler, Of the said dis
ct hath deposited in this office the title OF book the
title OF which is in the words to wit;
TEABERRY TOOTH WASH,
the right whereof he claims proprietor, in conformity
with of Congress, entitled An amend tho
eral acts respecting copyrights; p A,s uopk,NsoN
,o Clerk Of Of, the U s ~, Pis: ri t Court
kcentered in lsi4, by W. W. HuBBELL. Inventor.
ing its unparalleled erceileace:
have seen WhseIsr's 1sabery Tooth Vash, nsed in
very many cases Of diseased teeth with the hes, results
July Is ist Il '' ''''' '"''''' ''-'' '''"
From the Collector of the port of Philadelphia.
and experienced beneficial results Consider It useful
PREPARATION and unite with others in recommending it
July 18th, 1917. JAMES PAGE.
by the bearer large bottle of Tooth Wash have
the kind have met with in fact it only wash
the of which hardens my gums and preserves them
from bleeding GEo fs'Psr Cor Front Race St.
Certificate of the Of Mr.. Srhers the eminent Sculptor.
July llM, ls47 On Saturday last while suffering with
nut street, 70 obtain bottle Of WAssls I.absry Tooth
Rpsd OF 70 ae s o sad
snce which publicly state for the relief Of those who
suffer with tootlache A. w. STRUTHERS.
From members ofths Phiadelphia bar.
Having used Wheeler's Itabery 1oota Wash and Pow
n %s 20 .S s.S
they have beneficial saoc. upon tho gums, by mpartiS
TO them free and healthy action.
have used Jvhecey. Tsabery Tooth Yash and its Of
upon my and gums have given high opinion
Of its merits f. r. k gias1s
Ffo" the Chief of the sa,,s.os.t.s y'sm for the port