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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20, lS4S
Hreck Of a T'otoboat-Shir Bu,lding-Ihe Funny
~, f..

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 70, 1913.
Hreck Of a 1O,oboat-Shir Bu,lding-Ihe Funny
Ktmble Dipor,o Case, &c.
The towboat Dragon, the destruction of which
by fire mentioned yesterday, proves to be total
loss to her enterprlsing owner, George w. Aspln-
wall, Esq, he not having effected any insurance
She drited ashore, after being cut loose from the
bark Warwick, which she had in tow, gong on at
high water. She continued burning as the tide
receded, so that but about two feet OF her hull is
left The steam-chest of her engine exploded, but
with this exception, it is belived her machinery is
mnjurcd
The building of steamship, to run to Charles.
ton, tor the Atlantic Steam Navigation Company,
which was commenced at Blreley's ship ward.
Kensinaton has been countermanded by the con-
tractor, Capt. h. +. Lopez, In consequence of
disagr ement between the parties in relation to
the model.
The Fanny Kemple divorce case was taken I'D
IN court this morning, but by agreement of coun.
sci, went off until Monday next.
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Died.

On Monday morning, 10th inst, after long and
Illness, MARY JANE MATHEWS the frst born of
Samuel ind Eliza Mathews, aged 4 years, months
and 10 days
The relatives and friends of the family are request
cd 10 attend the funeral from the residence of her
father $50 Second street this Tuesday, afternoon at
2h o'clock. without further invitation.
On Monday evening the Goth inst Of Group ALEx
H., youngest o. Anthony and Rachael Austin
aged month and days
The frie nds and acquaintance Of the family, and
those of bis gTsp stber, VIM Perego are
ly invited to attend his funeral this Tuesday, az
ttrDoon 1T O'CLOCK, from 20 Clark street
On Sunday, the 10th inst JAMES p, second son of
the late Philip o Brien, aged Is years.
he relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully rquested to attend the fu neral this (ruesday)
afternoon at o'clock, P. M from his late residences
lt9 Hester street
baltimore papers please copyl
On Sunday afternoon. 10Th inst, after long and
painful illness ELIZA ANN, wife of Andrew L. Pudney
in the 3S,h year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are request
ed to attic nd her funeral from No IA North Moore street.
this (ru.sday) afternoon at half past 3 O'Clock
On Sunday, the 10th inst, CHARLES, son Of Richard
and Juliet Nese, aged years, month aud 4 days
The friends Of the family invited ate nd the
funeral from l67 Essex street. this russd ly) after
noon at o'clock p
We learn from the State Journal that te exa.
limitations Of the election returns in progress, in
the hope of being able to detect mis- spet name
Ike trapg error, in rcturni the Ford vote in
order to contest bis election If any possible ground
first can be found Cincinnati GAG Nop. 10.
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M arY'led,

On the 18th inst, at Paterson, New Jersey, by s.
Hart, Esq, MIR. JoHN DoREMus, to EMILY X. IRVINE,
boz b of this city.
On Monday evening. the Goth inst, by the Rev. Dr.
Pise, HENRY LEWIS RoBERTs, to Miss CArHxRIKE
McDERMoTT, both Of this city.
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MTELLIEENCE BY THE Mills.
BALrrMoRK, Nov. 20, lS4S

BALriMoRk. NOV. "a, lS4S
Cfo,isg of the Fur Chapter of dcctasnts-- Mw-
der CSa-TSe Ducs Var 7heatrtoais, &c.
The fai5 of the American Institute closes to-
morrow, and has been most successful and salts
factory TO all concerned. II has been crowded
night and day during the three weeks il has been
open.
Since Saturday our city has been the scene OF
quite chapter of accidents, &c. On Saturday
evening, German boy, about seven years OF age,
was run over by railroad Car, rendering ampu-
isIon necessary, which he survived but a lew
moments.
On Saturday night, a colored woman, named
Nav Johnson, fell into HaIiord run from the
wall distance OF hiteen feet, and was found
Cesd next morning. .
stated that he had relatives In New York, arrived
here on Saturday night from Hancock, Md, with
a severe cut ON his head, stating that a man had
struck h m on the head with a billet OF wood
what waiting for the cars at Hancock. Doctor
O'Dcnn.h examined the wound, and pronounced
il dal gerous. the skull belng fractured. Yesterday
morn.Dg he died from the effects of the wound
HIS cuuntrymen have literally contributed 10 hi )
funeral expenses, and he will be buried this NOR
sing. He received most humane attention from
Mr. Daley, int whose hands he fortunately fell
immediately on kis arrival. lie was perfectly
sdesrrute OF friends
We have frequently had oyster wars IN the tri-
hrtares Of the Che sapeake Bay. but on Saturday
aduck war broke out The steamer Gosport was
chartered on Saturday, and left here for the Gun
powder river, with a six.pounder board, and
ih;Ily able Bodied men, we'll armed, under the
dlection of number @. owners of shores in III At
vlcinuy, for the purpose OF endeayorlng to arrest
a number Of Phadelahians who have recently
been visiting that region in schooners with swi-
ve!s to xiii ducks The laws of the State con.
6scate such ss.ls and provide for the imprison-
ment of all on board, as a means of preserving the
game The Philadep hians, however, eluded pur-
suit, and made their escape.
Madam Bishop had ove.llowlng benefit on
Saturday night.
he Monplalsirs commence an engagement a,
The Holiday street theatre tonight
The Front street theatre closed for the season
on Saturday night.
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bushels, and the amount inspected, during the same
period lsst year, 6S7 400 bushels The following table
shows the amount inspected each month during the
time mentioned. of both years The amount inspect
ed during the four weeks ending
lS47
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PHIAnELPWA, Nov 10 fPM-Arrived-Briss Gypsum. Pike,
r Rs ss Ga as
Nary Ann Guest n es NiorA Commerce. Johnston do; Ju
Mary Dale Lolar Belfast and market brs.
saSSy d. s sfl s Yaaa s G 5 wH
Lavender do Abael Sader Bowa hYOrh George Washington
miscellaneous.
LETTER BAGS OF ships uvre for havre and Hotr yur for
Liverpool win close at The Exeha0ge Reading Room day
Letter Tags America for Halifax aud Liverpool will
soHR CArHAeNE-welean from Capt Parks Of the steamer
Telegraph that sohr Catharine Scott ore on the West
Ing decks lighters a Psrmeesi
scMh CABoT smith froa Brazos aud New Orleans for New
York put INTO Noros on the IN in distress with loss Of jb
BARK Chiffon, New Orleans tho 10Th Oct passed Q
vessel bottom upwards apparently 80 100 copper
her in sight small iorsaTd out Of water and sp
feared newly broken; lat IA 80 Ion 90 49,
Liverpool MOVE lat rs IS, Ion "a 10
~ LATHE Egg baroor same ume brgs James Crosby and
Brig Isabei., Of and Tor Boston Nov 10 OF Barnegat
S>hT Laura Virginia, Ct New York. Oct of Caps Antonio
Foreign Ports.
ST JAoo DE CuBA Nov 4-nrg, Mary Ann frem, for Nev
York ytn Mary sllso for DostOn Naive American from Nsw
aaais. '.e' 'N'''s' III SAILS ~ curing
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE Nov g-Arr schr Elizabeth, Mason, Sc
Jsgo de tubs ehs aidswsy nresiSo Mary How.
aId burr port steamer ha,y asnington Trdeoks
hoist Sadapa Harcc v.p raiso and market z,e
Gayle Rio Janeiro Glamorsn, Focke Kingston Jam: Harriet
Mitchell West pdes Eleanor Brown, Oe~rara; Mary Emily,
srsnidne West Boston Nckerspo Sonora
Huntingdon, est Indies; taso ammond New YORK. SD,
barss Elizabeth, JOINS New OraGs P,oucer Edridge
ton bgf Boston, NckersOn. and Doane orrs
do do; schs Michigan Terry. York; Connecticut do.
NORFOLK Nov lar origs kauvoo, Holmes Philadelphia
bound MaysgstI h aEaa, Parrott Alexandria sohs
School Boy Perry Greenwich j; Cabott Smith, SAN
higo via New Orleans Edward Frank Frost Portsmouth
III Louisiana fsi iosiopi Chandler Avery Norwe limo
Thy Phsr Line New York. Abel story Case Providence; Oak,
tndcott New York CID brik Detroit Ward st
Fzcomb W est Indies; r Viola, fzger i'd West indies
in Hampton Rosds-biig Sterling. Pl from Portland.
NEw ORLEANS Nov 10 ships Elizabeth Ellen, Tyler Now
York JohnG ,ostr D. r do; crtus, Sorer oston st P,
teislurg Howard do Enp Brown. do Louise ttrI Botc
bordeaux barb Siberia BARLEY II smeurE sp hrs Ceres
Havana Cd shlps Ct John skolied Cork m,rset Ash
land, Rice New York bark Derhos Irowel Bson schs Tai
absee Ashley st maks; Psalou!a Buros, Mobile;
Montezums Kelb, T0wei TO 9Th bark Nancy
S,evnsabd brig Industrial
kIcHmC Nov l7-Arr big Richmond Lubec. Sid scfr
Greeiway, Crouch, Nfork.
SAvANNsi Nov BAR Br ship Laurel Duckett Lverpoo
brig Virginia, Ireadwsy Boston, Cid ship Sooo, Buchanan
vtfp0oi.
AsnScroS NC, Novl2-Arr schs Eutaw. Allen, NYork;
Washington CakIl do ltn. Marcia Weeks do; 9gh Panplico
FuoId Anaconda Meelns CID Sh schs Nary CrAtch
oess Marion Mdyett Myers Fowler Deborah, Bobins and
Irar New York
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BoMpAy. Oct l-Arr Frances Whit. sy. Fisk Boston.

BErMns. %. NArr Orsns. sarsonus cS. ISsson.
%ss .owAss sias; orlssuS
nison New Yor, sl,t ,reSe Vessels s. sss3seno,
&C. si osshna Co. ss ast D. sa
pier tsmisy baltimore sid, oh p6ad aps. As SsrSs..
fLsdsp is: usi.sa sai.I New orieaps Ncgps Yspsr.
c"cssrsDT: Oct aiHam Fame, Shaw, MOI orb ,
I. Ca,dE11 s.D.,.-.,, s.,o0v,,. ,..,,.
SALov,rA sep, Esd tonstaice Barry, Boston.
cn. RILEY Havana. ~ sso Nun, r2,dsd %
CA.snAityUS Nov I-rc,ena liz ar N n roaS
waiting "'''' N'' 'NA' ia''''' '0r Ne" Orleans
ns'pt York; 90 Aver
ton Orleans d. A'S Boston Nov Bridge
Thompson . nsa ss Yors l''A' iA'Ao'''
o 6 % ia Gs sds SA s ssA Ay ossoCS Belfast
sas sugar, '0 sS sSrp YSs Sd's Ss
Ii $ss e, IL r. f.: ss?..s;
DSSrzc Oct lisa f'la = b,r .ssso York.
eresn ST. shaEspre @ r nt rra from York for Rot
SSS as Il; SH'e a4s,Ss York. Nov .a
% r o For e es.ssoa H sa brig
wig g.snoa Usr Ozark Davis wysur, 70,
ESe s1as England tan sf Siovs
ne na ' ao.ns uat g;,rspon snr.,, No
cav ors wv n sp.r sfaet SVah OF. ..
zebr,, Thomas Messins. 'p''i' D'A'A' Ni'fA Sid rs
.4n LrAa l7-Arr aeo, weeks Marseles fand cid
Nfork o. ship supply, Penuock Names, "a
Tow md ~ orb - DLa, MrastanJ from Bareelons
(ai cid for NO,leans.) ''''A"'
nlo,tH rs,'o' sher from Madeira Tor Zintie, LANDED
IL Snerourn, oo1,c 2,C,, Ja,.r, uo,u
Gu1rEshuiG -..z-On isa'ei n Merrill and Joyon Beck,
e,1c,rS,d " ANN $"s SUI hos
JIonG KONG Arp Helena Pyre from, Oh. ~ TT. H.. No.
yds i, eisrsss % ssmue Ry taiS NYSyr e i0r Ne"
IT,, ,rnr ut ~. AYR :, ot m Pian,.r p,.,, 81,
49, Oct AYR Myr.".ts Flint ~, ,,.. ,.
Nnh,Ias Eveieiyh NYork. o,.r - Ss %
Tanma1" fFr1 Csret NYorh A~asa JUL
Ss,as. " an &c a., = i,.wes stTbom,r o7r 70; fr,u
t.rt Mclean 5, tn 3p,eoad Crawford vs-
can Orleans Nov Mar Jase Crowei W. va n ouns
| for New Orb
Ad,eIrs,d-Mary Jane Crowe for New York,
(Fr) New Y rk Lines, st Ncho.
las Eveegh do lhb h,uh WICK Thomas Tor NOrleans
Gohde f) neior 40 40, quo orans Perkins for do Nov
Susan Howell belle 10 " ~; re IA lFrl Gugnot do 18th.
hAMbVkG pct Smitn' baha Slsts Ham
nah SrtGue uh irbuao oe Cuoa Elem Harding. Laguncs
Sailed Oct ~ Leonthe ihorman OK; 10Th, VIM lsabe
| Robson, statrh lsiaLd
khGsroN NJ Nov sid Oregon Evans NO leana
LIVERPOOL Nov T. r. Jas sheppard, Ain8Torth, New
York CID, Naive Tor sT'na Davenport for Charleston
Ann Giant AIsaecoia sa a. Samuel aiets Wilson Nlork
lnot fniiS deaa as Yep ta cesrah Loading
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Weekly Report of Deaths.
In the City and County York. IIth day of No
vember to the 18th day OF November, 1916.
Men. II; Women, 81 Boys 81; Girls, o. Total 2f9.

vtmber 10 the 18th day 0fN0vember, 1873.
Men. III Women, 81 Boys 90; Girls, o.. Total 2f9.
Abces abscess Of liver l. apopesy IL atrophia angina
beetdDp Ii bronch B; Of womb CHOLERA
innnum, 8 collie conamption 49, couyulsiong az croup 81
cDgtsuop Il congestion OF lungs. cyanocs debility, s. de-.
lium disrrhTa s; dropsy, dropsy thehead
droIsy chest dysentey ~ or, pelas fever fever
h,ue, ruvTperal l;ever scarlet
fever typhoid fever yphus q fever l. heart dsesse
5: hopping cough 8; hydophoha 2; inamma brain l.
infam of bowels nfanms heart l. jnasm
ms,i,n OF un 3D. Inflammation ofsomach. g. inflammation
liver H. intem Iersuce lHes nus
10 old palsy premature birth, q rheumatism Il rap
!; scroula, l. small s; sprue curvv, L. unknown
Age-Uhder year, IS; to years. u: 70; 20 TO-
H. 10 70 D. ~ to b. 2 80 20 80 &c. - 50 II; 50 to co. M
~ to 10 IA; 10 10 So 3; 90 to on, & 80 IN l6lI -
A. w. WHITE, City INSPECTOR
City Inspectors Office. Nov II. lSas
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MARITIME IaTnLLIGmnCn
Port OF Row York. November III. 1913,
Cleared.

So: :ys s .1s::: aSas r S:ss
Cleared.
shipsHavrc (pac, ETY. Aiuswortn avre Fox vipqs.on
Innes'own Trss LyeruoG State GardncrS aOwe St aary
Bnis-May Flower, hitchcock, Savannah; Aiolph, (Ham)
Mallory. Vera Cruz, Rasseli& Buck; Gem Small soson
Savannah; VIRGINIA Gould Richmond Commander in Chez
Ketcham, dO Minesta. Leighton, Boston. N''
Brig Celesinn, (new) Petting, Hibrdse with lumbar to
Brtsh chr Good Intent Doane, Halifax Ms 10 days with
sehr German OAK Roberts Washington, NC.
sehr Joss!b Marsh Rogers. vi~iSia i''A'''A''''S
Sem sseI EN-. Morf Az. ssy.ri, VIE
Sch, Mary, Lesis Albany for Boston.
s ssT e sa,ss a' .S,tb InT Sc%scn
schr Sarah Hamilton Low, Thomsston.
Set 1,Iun pet hmes. Ihomaeon
s sssI I:,sss sse: y God s ss,,Sn
sehI Leader; pcarce. Piovncetown
schr ape Cod. Chase, rovincet,wn.
sehr I'd Huntr. Cobb aarwich.
s sT hs' sn,S bd m,Si New LoPs sfa
s sliSSP i nu sis, -, P Ss'h%1i
Ship General Berry Patterson st Martins via Hampton
ssGI eeD.y Allen yl. M.Npnn, from Charleston; -,
bru.h bark Veosa 80 days from Liverpool 10 Grnne Min
Sailed.
steamship Warrington soutbau and Bremen; ships Sve
dc Grasse Valparaiso George Washington New Orleans banks
fcudieton, Valparaiso enterprise (BrD Galway Augusta
MsnSsan Srsnodos, sligo Ir
Irio, sydney
The News Boy yesterday ~ PM sight Of Barnegat
but did eai bound North, except
Virginia Which she between Long Shrk diver
they ored havihe boarded the B bak Matilda rem
Liverpool % miles Sc Of that places the pilots that they
other inward bound VESSELS Tue News Boy passed near
the ship Katharine Jackton ashore at suan Inlet
Teen destroyed by the could
wind during the day strong from NV.
NovEdsKR 20Wnd, at SUNRISE NNw; meridian, NNW; sun
set N.
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CITY Intelligence.

The WEATHER Yesterday VS., indeed. good evil
depce OF the near approach of winter With the dawn
Of morning, the snow fell thick and fast upon the
earth already clad in white Soon after ruprise tue
snow ceased to fall, but during the whole day the
clouds were black ana lowering The chilling blast
rendered still more dresr the day which colder
by several degrees than at the corresponding date of
last year The thermometer at both dates stood as
follows
GAM IAN 6pM
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TPrn srsAmn,rp AoAnrA1

NOVEMBER 2owind at SUNRISE NNw; meridian, NNw; u,
potS
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so pounds to the bushel.

Difference in favor Of AS. ............. $751;, 40
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Sailed.

Steamship Washington Southampton and Bromen ships 81
dc Grasse, Valparaiso George Washington New Orleans
fcndeton, Valparaiso; snteIprise tBr) Galway; Augu
Gott nbup; Cosmo, tBr) Bristol Lota Madeira; L. eros
EataniaE brss Manhattan, apaachcola; Orthodox Sligo,
Irio, sydney
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Ship General Berry Patti from st Martins via Hampton
Roads
sbip Hepey Allen. McNrnn. from Charleston
brush bark Volosa s. days Liverpool 10 Crinne Min
tux, N 10
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PATIENTS,
and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office, Washington,
NJ

o. S. Patent Office, WasAingtOn,
No. % State Street, = Boston,
THHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commsslon5
of Patents, is agent of the u S. Patent Office FOL re
ceving and forwarding to the same, models specimens or
manufactures be patented, deposited therein, when
will be sent free Of expense and risk and with despatch;
He prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works. validity OF nVen'
tions and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the same. Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
BY application this office inventors are saved the
ime and journey TO Washington, and delay there,
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage Of UerbGy explaining the
Inventions and of consulting in respect them matters,
in general Of paramount Importance in order to o6taI"
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teen years practce collection of rare works,
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together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
at Washington enable the ubscTher to afford 10 inventors,
DESTROYS procuring Patents assistance and Information
which in othel respects might he luicult OF attainment
Z. II. EDDY, CiUlf Engineer.
Boston, Sept !, l948. ewly &eod
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IN addition to the many Cheap Goods hereto
fore noticed, am this week opening
One case Mousselines De Lame handsome pat
terms and bright colors, at l2l cents.
Yard wide Plaid Alpaccas at l2t cts.
Nice Silk Warp Alpaccas at 37i cts, would be
cheap at so cts. WN
Linen Cambria Hdk'is, tape borders. 8 cts.
Good Lyonese Cloths, bright colors, at IS cts.
do do do II yds. wide heavy goods Socts.
Handsome all Wool de LANES and Cashmerss
81 SO cts-ate price so Cts
All Wool Plaid Long Shawls $3.50 worth so.
Yard wide English Prints for 10 cts
Good American Prints at A, 6 and cents, be-
sides variety Of desirable and seasonahle Goods, which
will be sold al corresponding prices- -
New Goods, sat low prices, received every week.
HENRY Fl. CHAMBERLAIN.
NV % d6tw3t
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Jones,s Spanish Lily white.

n s The bess Preparation iar imparng TO the skin
A natural, healthy, clear, living white; at The same
tame making II soft and smooth.
Dr. James nderson Practical Chemist, Massachusetts
saws safer ana zing Jones's spanish Lily White,
ana n possesses the beautiful and natural and at
Inc same time innocent white ever certaRly can
conscientiously recommend its all whose skiRs
Price rs centsa box For sale by J. CIRCUIT, ia. 2Ol
ain a., Wspcssisy, dwSm-sept, 10, le4s.
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PREEIUM DAGUERRE0TYPES.
I96 MAIN STREET..

NEARLY OPPosiTE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber happy inform the citizens OF Wo[
ceser and vicinity that ne has made arrangements win
MIR, S. l., WALKER
10 remain in Worcester time longer thus giving an
nnnortnv To those no have called and have not had
chance sit, account OF previous ehsag anu
crowded state Of nv rooms to call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation as an artist of superior merits and sk TO any
who have visited Worcester, is too well estaolsheu 70
need any comments suffice il say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals Tor Daguerreoypes oKhlned
n New YORK. and is The ONLY Daguerreotypist IN Nor
ester who has eyet received PreBiu advertisements
tocontrary notwithstanding. . -.
Having enlarged my Rooms to taotce the sac o cry
sthsrs this eitv wond invite citizens ana
call whether contemplating sitting or nos. mas
Jane 6. du ODO 4AA''AN'
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CIR Daily ss@@I,p.
Published at Mo. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.


The price Of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
snnum or eventy-Ye Cents per quarter, if paid strictly
In adyance-Or -- &C.
-Four Dollars per annum, or One Dollar per quarter If
rot paid in advance. -,
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
published weekly at the same Office Ierms- IA
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NGTlLL you still be delicious set ofwhlte pear
wv ly TEETH, and sweet, fragrant Breath, whes
you can have Them both by usung 2 box of JONES'S
AMBER TOOTH PASTE. 1t whtens the Teeth, hard
ends the Gums, sweelens the Breath and is without
cepton the beautiful and economical Dentrifce
used For sale by j. CIRCUIT JR, 2Ol Main ST. Worcester.
Sept Is 1913 dw5m
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Testimonials.
Notice to manufacturers,

TNHE subscribers Agents the sale of REEDS and
L HARNESSES Of superior manufacture, and are cons
Gdent there is nothing which reach their Reeds and
harnesses in manufacture and finish. Samples OF the
Reeds be examined and the subscribers prepared
to furnish all orders favorable terms. Manufacturers
are invited TO examine their Reeds
WILLARD, BRANCH CO.,
Jupe dwtfa4 No. Warden Block
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95TJYUAL FIRE INSURANCE.

VYpHE PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Cow
| PANY of Forester, Mass. continue to ehect lhsur
ance on all kinds uidngs, except those OF an extra
hazardous character, and upon Neat STOCK, nay ana
Grain Household Furniture, Provisions, wearing Appars
ell and Merchandise generally and also uron all kinds OF
Manufactured Articles, and Stock III the process OF manu-"
acure excepting stock in Cotton and Wooden Mills or
nroperty alike hazardous such terms as cannot al 70
rive entire satisfaction dividend OF seventyeis ht cents
on The dollar was ade by this Company on the Pocies
which expired on the first of this month and II Is COINS
IDENTIFY believed that stin larger dividend will be made
in future uader favorable circumstances as the past
With these Inducements offered, the public are sespectN
nlv invited to examine the which this insttu~
on is established and avail themselves Gifts benefits by
applying at the Company's Office HntetsN
No. 3, under Brinley Hal,
opnosite the American Temperance House, worcester
DIRECTORS.
E. II. Hemenway, Worcester. Joseph Pratt worcester
Crorge ,Rowen do Joseph Boyden, do.
james II. Wall DO. warren huAt, Dougt@S
Janoss Fstnhrook do IL. A. Denny, Leicester
George A. Dresser, do. JW jenkins, Jr-, 0@Fe'
po,stio N Tower do. John Edgell, Gardner,
E. II. IiEMENWAY, President
O. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, Sept l, l947. u""
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PHELPS COMPOUND
II ORE a TO PIE: g

FTHE Vegetable Remedy for Diseases arising from I'm
purities ofthe Blood, Dyspepsia, Scrotfa, and all
Chronic Diseases Also a substitute for CaioyaeL as
Caiharc in Feuers ana all Bilious Affections. They have
70 rival IN curing Bilious Diseases, Dyspepsia Liver Com
plants sck Head ache, Jandce, Colds, Influenza, Cat
arrah Khumasm, lIeat~turn, Acid Stomach, PapitaoH
Loss OF Appetite Costiveness, Colic &c and being mild
IN tnelr operation without pro uci debility, they
perfectly safe for those de6itated and feeble c0nstu
tions AS general Family Medicine, they unequaed
being applicable and safe for the your and aged.
For sale wholesale and Retail by j. CIRCUIT JR
Worcester, sept % dw3m
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DTOIES, WILLIAMS & FLAGG,

Corner Of Main & Pleasant SITS, Paine's Block,
HAVE SALE,
1n0 BBLS. choice brands FAMILY FLOUR
l#ta wv 100 do. do. common do do;
b 1000 bushels prime white Maryland CORN;
500 do do yellow do do
100 do Firkins Prime Western BUTTER, in
lbs tubs
New Brantree CHEESE, received weekly, at whole
sale and retail. BUTTER received weekly. ~
Extra quality SYRUP.
Constantly on hand choice lot OF GR0C ERIES, which
will be sold delivered In any part Of tho city at market
prices. dwf, Worcester, Juue so.