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ond Edition of the YOUNG SCHOLARS
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To the Hon. Justices of the Supreme jade
eial Court to be held at Worcester, acitha,, and
for the County Of Worcester, on me first
Tuesday Of October, a. d. 1891.
NNHE Libel and Complaint Of
n SUSANNA WHITNEY, of Dana. in
said County Of Worcester, humbly shews--
That on the twenty-fifth day of February,
A. d. 1904, she was lawfully married to her
present husband, JoHN S. WHrNEY; from
which time forward che has conducted herself
at all times asa chaste and dutiful wife. Ney-
ertheless, the said John s. wickedly disregard
ing his marriage vows and the sanctity Of the
conjugal state, did, on the fifth day of Novem-
Der, A. ID. 1920, and on divers days since that
time, commit the crime of adultery with one
E@'sice Rogers and has also, since the fifth
day Of November, AID. 1915, committed the
crime OF adultery with divers persons to the
Libellant unknown; and that the said John s.
is not now resident within this Commonwealth
Wherefore she prays THAI the marriage be-
tween her and the said John S. may be dis
solved, and that she may be allowed a suita-
bic aliRony out of his estate.
SUSANNA WHITNEY.
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NOTICE..

NNHE Subscriber wishes TO in.
II form his Friends and the PublfcE, that
he has commenced business in Petersham. and
has on hand general Assortment of SEA
SON.4BLE GOODS-whicJ he offers for
sale, on reasonable terms, for Cash, Produce,
Srar-Br or Ashes.
SAMSON WETHERELL.
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Worcester, Dec 3, 1891.

Worcester, S.,
Probate-o Office, December II, 1897.
To the Wido1s, Creditors and Heirs of
ELISHA DANIELS, late Of Milford, IN
SAID County, deceased, and TO all Others
conceraedisthe Estate Of said deceased,
GREErINe.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear fyou see it) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun.
ty, on the first Tuesday in January next, at
one Of the clock, after noon, to show cause why
the Accounts OF the Administration Of said Is
tate should not be allowed and you viii be
heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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TIME TAVERN STAND
Worcester, SIS.

Worcester, IS.
Probate,offce, December a, 1891.
To the Wadouo and Heirs of SAME,
MILLER, late Of Westminster, IN said
County, deceased, and 10 all others con-
cernsd IN the Estags Of said deceased.
GRRETlNG.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear IF you see fit) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Conn
ty, on the first Tuesday ia January next. At
one OF the clock, after noon, to show cauaa
why the Accounts Of the Administration sf
said deceased's Estate should not be allowed !.
and you viii be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, y. Prob.
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lust PUBLISHED.

find for sale, at the Bookstore of Mr..
GEO. A. TRU.MBULL,
The BENEFITS RESULTING TO THE FAM
LY OF MAN FROM THE MEDIATION OF
JESUS CHR1sT'-a Sermon delivered
atKeene, N. H., August Is, 1919.
4lso-ss The Moral PURPOSES OF ANCIENT
SACRIFICES, OF THE Mosaic RiTUAL, AND
OF CHRISTIAN OBsERvANcEs''--a Dis
course, to the delivery of which, OBJ
jections were then made with re-
lation of the extraordinary circum-
stances in which their publication
originated.
By AARON BANcRoFT, D. D.
Price, 20 chs. single-$2 per doz.
Worcester, Nor. Is, 1921.
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New Goods.
III. C.. HENSHAW

AS Just received-a New
R-E- Assortment of FLAENELs and BAIzEs ::
Plain and Printed Pelisse Flannels; Pelisse
Coating Bembazetts, of all colours, qualities
and prices; Wildbores Ratinett; Cashmere
Shawls and Hdkfs; Calicoes, good and cheap !;
Furniture Patch; good assortment of Cam
bricks and Muslins; Fancy Neckcloths Car
Isle Ginghams; Madras and Flag Hdkfs !;
BRoADCLoTHs and CAssIMEREs; Fearnought );
Devonshire Kerseys; Knit Drawers; Ander-
toms Satinetts, by the piece or yard, some of
superiour quality; Lambs Wool Hose; La
dies, Misses, and Children's Hose Kid, Bea-
yer, and Lined Gloves; Mems Beaver, Dog,
and Deer-Sl1in do; great variety Of Moroc-
co and Leather SHOES; Tabby Velvets. all
colours Bandanna, Flag, and Black silk
Hdkfs.; Florentine, Valencia, and other Vest
ings; Italian and Canton Grapes; Leyantines,
sinchaws, and saranets; elegant Plaid Rib
bons, &c. &c.
A large supply of American SHIRT1NGs
and sHEETISGs; Ginghams; Checks; Bed
tick; Diaper; Sewing Cotton; &c.
Hard Ware, Crockery Ware.
A General Assortment of
w. 1. Goods & Groceries.
Winter-pressed and Sumner-strained Sperm,
On, &c.-Which are offered for sale, at !.
moderate advance from cost.
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NOTICE.

A YOUNG Man, of steady
IA habits, in the vicinity Of Worcester,
wishes for situation, as an Assistant in an
English & W. |. Goods Store.--Good rec
concentrations can be furnished. 0krA line.
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December 12, 1921. tf
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Pocket Book lost :

n OST, on Friday last, in Graf
IN A ton, or on the road from Grafton to
Worcester, a RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, containing Money and Papers of con-
siderable value.-Whoever viii give informa-
tion of the same, shall be handsomely reward
sI by the Subscriber
JOSEPH GODDARD.
Grafton, Dee. II, 1921.
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Dorr & Rowland

AVE commenced the BOOK BIND
Y IL ING & BOOK SELLING Business, in
Worcester, three doors north Of Col Sakcs's
lnns They intend keeping General Assert
ment of Miscellaneous, Classical, and School
BOOKS-also, a select assortment of LAW.
Among which, they have few copies of the
Digest Of JNew-YOrk Reports, lately published.
All which, they win dispose of on reasonable
terms, for Cash or Credit.
All kinds OF Book-Binding done at the
shortest notice.
N. B.-Now in press, and in a few
days will be for sale, as above, PERRY's
SPELLING BOOK, adapted to WALkER,s
pronunciation. booksellers and others may
be supplied on reasonable terms.
Worcester, Nor, 21; 1921.
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INSURANCE.

KNHE Subscriber is appointed
II Agent for the .ET.N.4 FIRE LsSLyR-
.4NCE COMPANY, of Hartford, (Con.) for
the Town and Vicinity of WoRcEsTER-and
will receive applications for insurng Buildings
and Personal Property against loss or damage
by fire, at the customary rates.
CHARLES WHEELER.
Worcester, Nor. 81, 1921.
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THE Proprietors have the

TyHE Proprietors have the
n pleasure to inform their patrons in the
County of Worcester, and the Publick in gen
eral, that this Establishment has been greatly
enlarged and Improved during the last year
More than three Thousand articles have been
added, many of which are highly interesting
and valuable, and for the accommodation Of
which, two spacious apartments Zone of which
Is lofty hall 70 by 36 feeO have been added,
making, in alls eleren experiments.
They have also jast purchased the
COLUMBIAN MUSEUM, late the property of
Mr.. JOHN MIX, Of New-Ilaven, containing, be-
sides numerous other articles,
Forty.fre War Figures;
all which are fitting up With all possible dis
patch.
The NEw-ENGL Museum now far
exceeds any other in America, and receives
the universal appreciation of visitors. The
whole receipts continue to be appropriated to
Its advancement. Thus, while its patrons re-
ceive the most ample qualification for their
money, they will have the satisfaction to know
that they are contributing TO build up an Es-
Enlistment which, shall be an honour to the
eountry and age.
GJ- Adnetttance, 25 cents only.
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Massachusetts Cincinnati.

FkHE Standing Committee Of
IL The Society Of Cincinnati Of The Com
nlo'lbeatth ef Massachusetts, in conformity with
vote Of the Society, give notice to the Wild
ows and Orphans Of deceased Members. and 10
such of their Brethren az are in neckssitous
circumstances, that application, for relief NAV
be made on or before SATURDAY, the 18TH
day OF January ensuing, to the Committee. or
any Member thereof:
The Committee,
His Ex'y Gov Brooks; Mai. Michael Jac,ysa,,,
DIR: David Townsend Can't: John Feivle.
Capt: Rob't. Williams, CAPT. Benian,in Dan.
Capt. Adams Bailey, CAPT. Can't Bradrord''
John Calender, Esq. Capt. Thomas, Howe, :
Mr: Thomas Jackson; Mr. Samuel Perkins.
Col: John Popkinss Joseph Pence. Eso
" yonn hart Samuel A. Wells, ESQ.
capt. Francis Green, Rob't G. Shaw; ESQ.
are notified, their Meeting will be holden on
SAID Saturday, the 10Th day of January. a.
Concert-Hall, in Boston, at IL O'Clock. for the
purpose of acting on any applications which
may be made: A punctuaI attendance IS re-
quested.
THo's. JACKSON, .qssist. Seem.
Boston, Dec. Is, 1921. 5w
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WORCESTER, Wednesday, DECEMBER o6, 1891 rW
Mr.. KEEP Dentist,
FROM BOSTON,

INFORMS the people of Wor-
IL cester and its vicinity, that he shall tarry
short time at Mrs BI.AKE's-where he will
attend on amy Ladies or Gentlemen who may
please to call-or he will wait on Ladies at
their own houses.
~. b. Satisfactory recommendations can be
produced, particularly from DIR. j. RANDALL,
to whom he has been an assistant
December l2 1921.
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Religious Publications.


THE Subscriber, as Agent, in
- Worcester, would be happy to receive
Subscriptions for the following Monthly PubIi-
cations -
The CHRISTIAN SPECTATOR
published at New-Haven, and conducted BY
an Association Of Gentlemen.-PTics,S 3 90
per yeaf.
The MISSIONARY HERALD--pub-
lished at Boston, under the direction and for
the benefit of the American Board of Coranis.
sioners for Foreign Missions, containing an 4c=
count Of all their Transactions information
from Missiohafies-a Monthly List Of Dona-
tons . the Board, &c. &c.-Priee; ST. so.
The GUARDIAN, or YOUTHS RE-
Lialous INSTRUCTOR: Prize, 81 100.
HENRY WHEELER.
Worcester, Dir: 10, 1921.
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JOSEPH SWEET.
Manufacturer Of
Cabinet Furniture and
Chairs,
CABINET FURNITURE
Of eregy description
CoUCHES, SOFAS, EASY CHAIRS. &c.
Of oil kinds.

~ erery Description
COUCHES, SOFAS, EASY CHAIRS. &c. &c.
Of oil kinds.
.4lso--on hand, from 2 TO 300 Fancy
and WINDSOR CHAIRS; which will be sold
as low as can be purchased in Boston, or else
where, for Cash, good Notes, or exchanged at
a fair price for most kinds of Produce OF Lunl-
Der.
J. S. has also on hand, and intends to
keep constantly for sale, ST. DOMINGO and BAY
MAHOGANY, at small advance, for Cash
only.
Cabinet Makers Trimmings, Sauo Files
Of a superiour quality, CopaI
Parrish, Glue, &c. &c.
.Also-for safe as above, General
Assortment of
W. 1. GOODS & GROCERIES,
OF the first quality---low for Cash.
.atso-a very SUPERIOR kind of Do
MESTlCK COFFEE, prepared and ground fit
for use, at 12a cents per ID. only--worthy the
attention of every family.
or Cash or Goods given for Sui,sgte Ton.
Worcester, Dec. 10, 1921.
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MQchi'afStS zvanted.

GIX good IRON FILERS and
~ TURNER'S wanted Immediately, at the
WARE CoFToN FAcToRY.--Liberal encour-
agenent viii be given.
Ifdre, September 90, 1921. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04

Has been remarkable for valuable agricultural impr~tr
ments and products. Oar cattle, swine. &c lose nctt
ing By comparison with those of any country. The
papers throughout tire Union. TEEN with accounts az
extraordinary products and vegetables Of Uncommon
size We read az CabbagCs pumpkins. sqGashes. pot
toe, peas beans, &c If mapmoh size inuitiiudi
ous production. And females have not been less
prolific. Doubiefs which in former years were rare
are now almost 100 common 20 be now
are by no means unusual-nay one good NATION has
presented 20 her husband five fine boys within twelve
NOTWITHSTANDING other prem bestowed by ArrI-
cultural Societies, spOnieDt has pleasantly asked
# Il would MOI be patriotic encourage the multiplied
ton of the human species. We dare not presume tu
answer the question, % calculate its political const
quences. Our former increase in population has been
considerable but if females continue prolific I'll
proportion rapidly INCREASING agricultural hrod-
ucs, what may anticipate numbers to be at
the next census f?
Some one has said, TINT he who makes two blades
Of grass grow where only grew before, is beneac
tor To mankind.-We can boast of more a good LADY,
in period wherein, generally, not than one bcr
produced has actually produced fire! Who shall
estimate the comparative merits Of multiplying blades
Of grass and multiplying fine boys What raiser ri
cabbages potatocs &c or even Of oxen and horses.
shall dare stand in competition with or WORTHY
matron for the h. CHEST premium
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

From 4 m N CaI1ultI pdpeff.

From m Of Caicthr paPers.
NaDRts June 2.--On Wednesday his excel
Icacy lieutenant general sir Thomas HislopF paid
n farewell visit of ceremony 10 his highuess the
Nabob. and was received AZ Chepank with the
highest honors. His h:shncss returned the visit
thc next DAY.
On Thursday Two hundred Of our citizens gave
public dinner TO our commander in chief, pre-
Won, ID his departure for England.
Yesterday his exceencv embarked on board
the Leander, Of 90 guns, under saIutes from oil
the ships of war.
Our worthy Governor, Sir 1hos. Munro, =
EXPECTED ID reach Madras 70 morrow.
CoroABo, May ia young man was lately
l,i.led BIZ tiger near the village OF Labodowe,
ana iva r{rls IN 4 village in the same district.
The Collector Of Gale gave immediate orders
I'd the villagers 10 turn out and scour the unrlcs.
goHEAY. June 2.-0n Saturday 30 lots Of O.
,,ju.n were sold al 2O00 rupees per chest. Since
ibea 1885 chests have been sold; highest price
Q0O1 rurees. twas sold some days ago al 1920
rgpecy per chesi.
Tx natives have been convicted before the SUI
nrame Court. in Calcutta, ofhaving inflicted tor
furc upon two other natives, il order 70 force
l.em 10 confess that they bad been guilty q muir
der ana have been sentenced % imprisonment.
OF our crop Of cotton not more than GO'09O
bales have found their way 10 Bombay, tie great
az part u which wilgo 10 China by the regular
ruute.
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nISCONFRrS

The present period is remarkais or discoveries az
the monuments Of antiquity We Have scarcely done
wondering tile success ~ nj. Rclzoni's labnrous en-
te-rrizes when are presented with tire stu morr
surprising travels O.. Mr. W lddingtnn. The Fars Men
iteur states that ne penetrated upwards of six hum rcd
leagues beyond the second Cataract Al place called
Schayn liz discovered 35 pyramids from "a w 40
feet high, but in a very rinCus stare. he also saw
seven eight temples. Of which upwards al 600
feet IN l,n1th was covered with Hieroglyphics-
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Tie rev. YORK AdgotlseT states tn. great eets.
eerinr struggle has recently taken place III TIC stale
Georgia, ia the choice Of governor. watch has bcf.
been considered as bearing materially upon the ne
presidential election. The two nval candidates We
Nj CLARK wha had filed Tie ONCE the preceding tern
ana Col Troup, for many years \ member W th-
House Of Representatives and "a INC senate q thc u
ted States The former has been spoken "a thTouEho
the contest as the opposer and Tie later as he hieA
and supporter Of Nj Crawford as candidate ior the M
I've sidoney- The contest has terminated la flvrE
Governor Clark, who his beCn reelected. aad WY.
course MI Crawforfs party IL his can stare prove VI
he the minority; and Charleston paper Of thc lae..
date that we have received SAYS That III Cra'cfori
uW not rcceiue tie support of Georgia
piraciss continue increase, and the heart renG
iIfy barbarsms committed by the pirates upon our d
'fenceess seamen. almost exceed belief Il would H.
impossible TO etnbody the whole q the accounts Viii
ar almost dali published, la the columns "a aUers
iournal-and indeed we not sensible OF any gov
that can result from the republication OF such deeds
atrocious villany. Ii IS shocking 10 our feelings
christians and degrading 70 as as men- that beings Of
vile stamp are suffered even to exist within the Tea1
Of our artillery"