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SP TIE Federal Renublicans

~ TIE Federal Republicans
of the County Of Worcester are request
ed to meet in the Courtroom. in Wor-
cesfer, on Wednesday evening of Court
week, (March l2th, at I o'clock, to a
gree upon candidates to be recommend
ed to fill the Offices of GOVERNOR and
Lient. Governour of the Commonwealth.
and Senators for this County, the ensuing
political year. 1t is hoped that there
may be an attendance of persons from
every town in the County, that the sense
OF the Electors may be fully ascertained.
We are happy to state, that Messrs.
N. NJ. Haywood, and George N. Fisher,
have succeeded in recovering the goods
which were stolen from their store on
the 9th ult. The thieves were traced
to st. Almond, in Canada, by Mr.. Fisher !;
and with the assistance Of Mr.. BENJAMIN
Thacher, of Montreal, and Mr.. Warren
Jones, of Montpelier, (Vt.) the whole
OF the goods were recovered, and, to-
gether with one of the thieves, whose
name is Edwards, were brought to this
city last TueSday-the other has not
been detected. Bost. EO. Gazette.
Commodore Porter lately declared
that ii required the " blood of MARTYR
to rouse the sleeping energies of the com,-
try," and we have now the blood of TWO
to avenge. We learn, by slip fro0
Norfolk, for which we are indebted to
MIR. Lang, that Capt Banks Of the schr.
Pilot, arrived there from Havana, brings
information of the barbarous murder of
a Mr.. Gailliard, of Charleston, a few
days before he sailed, for having, in con-
versation, expressed his satisfaction that
the American squadron would soon be
with them.
Cuba.-A letter to the Editor of the
Richmond Enquirer, dated at Washing
ton, 18th Feb. says" The British Min
ister here (Mr. Canning,) waited some
time ago upon Mr.. Adams, Secretary of
State, and read TO him letter from his
cousin, Geo. Canning, in which he speaks
OF the rumors as to Cuba; denies in the
most positive manner any wish or inten-
ton on the part of the British govern
ment to obtain it, and expresses an opin-
ion that itwould be dishonougable in them
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without taking sides on the bill, spoke in cor
roboration of the facts set forth by the petit
toner, and as to the great responsibility of the
connexions of the lady residing in Boston.
The question being taken on ordering the bill
to be engrossed and read third time, it was
decided in the negative, by yeas and nays
Yeas Is, Nays $3.50 the bill was rejected.
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To be Sold, or Let,
SMALL TENEMENT. con

"a fO4h1AA~AI Il q COLE
IA tanning about acres of Land. Of the
best quality, in Charlton, North Parish, ad-
joining Capt. Israel Waters's noted Tan-Y
and but few rods from the noted Tavern . {
Messrs. Riders'-with two Houses and a sna,l
Barn-one of the Houses is 40 feet by 80, tvs
stories, well finished, and fine well Of !. ete7
near the door-the other, low House. which
will answer for Store, or for Mechanick--
II not sold before April next, it will be Let
For particulars, apply to Capt. h Waters, rear
the premises, or to the ubscriber.-.dlso.
a good Farm of 100 acres, in Sturhridge.
north part, on Brookfeld road, with one two.
story House, well finished, except painting. a
large Barn, good well of water in the House.
Also, another small House and Barn on the
same premises Said Farm and House Is
commodious for Tavern, being nearly equal
ly distant from Sturbridge and Brookfeld Meet
ing Houses. Payment. 9Th down, or soon. The
4ths may lay some time on interest and good
security-if not sold before April next, it will
be Let.--Apply to the Subscriber, in Stur-
bridge. JACOB COREY.
Strtrbsldgs, March /, 1928.
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dOiRn.

In Boylston, Feb. 18th, widow Mary Ben
nett, aged SO. Printers an Nev Hampshire
are requested 10 insert THIS death.
In Sutton, Feb. 18th, widow Lydia White
more. aged SO.
In flubbardston, Feb. god, Miss Lucy Allen,
daughter OF Deacon Ephraim Allen, aged 90.
Il fft,4ers an .Nofwtch, Comm Springfield,
(9iass.) and Pernsylrania, are requested TO
insert this.
In Baltimore, on the Gath ult. Samuel Bra
ger, Jr. Lsq. son Of Samuel Brazer, Esq. ef this
town, and formerly Editor Of the National
Esis.
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to avail themselves of the weakness of
Spain for any such purpose. It seems,
too, that the Minister here was directed
by his government to read this letter to
the Secretary of State. No. copy was
furnished; and Mr.. Monroe directed Mr..
Adams to apply and know whether one
would be furnished. 1t is said, he has
not had an answer, but that it will not.
This is all the information our govern
ment has on the subject.
1t will be seen, by an advertisement in to-
days paper, that Miss PLIMPToN, the young
Columbian Vocalist, will display her vocal
powers this evening, for the second time in
Worcester. We sincerely hope that the anna
teurs of this place will attend on this occasion.
Her first performance here was witnessed by
criticks, and pronounced good. The Ladies
and Gentlemen of Worcester, have now an
opportunity of rewarding native talent, and at
the same time enjoying a feast of soul seldom
TO be met with. Communicated.
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Notice is hereby Given,
THAT the Subscriber has been

duly appointed Executor of the last win
and Testament Of REUBEN WHITNEY. late
OF Harvard, in the County of Worcester. Gem
tieman, deceased, and has taken upon him
self that trust, by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons indebted to said Estate.
are hereby called upon to make Immediate
payment; and all those to whom said Estate
is indebted, are requessed to exhibit their de-
mands for settlement.
REUBEN WHITNEY.
Merck A, 1928.
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NOTICE.

a LII Persons indebted to LE-
"a LAND, MORSE & CO. on Book Ac-
Count, are informed that the same have been
assigned to Messrs. TAPPAN & MANSFIELD,
and ii not settled by the first day of April next,
they must expect to ind them in the hands of
an Attorney for collection, and nothing but
cash received in payment.
JOHN MORSE, Agent for
TAPPAN & MANSFIELD, .9ssignees.
Sutton, March 8, 1928.
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Strong Beer.

VNEHE Publick are informed,
~ that they can now he supplied with
sfRONG BEER, OF the first quality, at the
Brewery in Worcester, by the barrel, half bar
rel, of in smaller quantities, ifwished for.
Families may constantly be supplied
with fresh YEAST, at a indicate price, at the
Brewery, or at GREEN Il HEYwooD's Store.
TRUMBUlL & WARD.
o. Farmers will find It to their adj
vantageto send for the GRAMS, as above,
which arg exc lent Feed for Cattle, and will
be sold at the moderate price of l2k cts. per
bushel.
Horcesfer, March 5, 1923.
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@NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber would inform
II the Patrons of the Newspapers in wor-
cester, that he has contracted with MIR. LEM
UEL DUNBAR for his Post-Route from Worces-
ter to Sturhridge-term to commence on the
25th of the present month. He viii be hap
Ply to supply with Newspapers all who wish
to receive them; and will be grateful fer all
favours of custom in his business, which he
trusts will be merited on his part, by faithful
ness and punctuality in the discharge OF his
duty. JASON EDDY.
SOuthbridge, March S, 1923.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, February %, 1928.
TO the Heirs Of JOHN EDDY, late Of North
bridge, IN SAID County, deceased, and to
all Others concerned IN the Estate of said
deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
N pear (ifyou see it) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, at
ten of theclock, before noon, to show cause
why the Instrument, which purports TO be the
last Will and Testament of said deceased.
should not be approved and you will be
heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
By order ofthc Hon. J,,dge.
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We yield to the urgent request Of the writer
in giving place'to the following.
TO a LADY.
SECURELY lcpt In a cool fragrant b,wer,
Oerhung Oy g. cen vines, on ~ice-fpHadins tree;
Proud wsvi It's branches, till wei by The HOVER
How fweetls 1ept the hum of the Zee.
In this Pasce delighted, its beautieA fuveying,
All brilliant and tram ll-how fwtft tie time pafsi
While round me foft breezei were fleIly playing
Wis bright rays ali, the rifing fui caR.
In my lumbeIs, fsw female sdvaHihg
Towards the fweet bower in which ecin'd,
CelehiallY formed, her air was entrandng,
" perfection the model, by nature deagnd.
Ny efforts 20 fpeak to the argei in view
Broke my aunbers, and 10 ! was dreaming of you.
LEAADER.
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WE, the Subscribers, having

WHEREAS my Wife III
w ILNA has forsaken my bed and
BOARD hereby forbid all persons harbour
ing or trusting her on my account, as will
pay no debts Of her contracting after this date.
SIMEON BLAKE.
BroOkfeH, March ], 1928.
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1S00 lbs. Bacon,
OOO 700 lbs. Lard,
Barrels Pork,
$50 bushels Rye,
200 do. Corn,
$40 do. Oats,
90 tons Plaster,
Herds Grass & Clover Seed,

TOT oGtS-tOSetHeT 1DuH
A general assortment of EUROPEAN, AMER
ICAN, & w. /. GOODS, and
CROCKERY WARE.
GTThe Subscriber, wishing to dispose
of his present Stock of Day GooDs and Crock
cry, to make room for a fresh assortment in
the Spring, offers them at reduced and very
low prices-as low as can be found in this
place, or Boston, at retail.
Those indebted TO the Subscriber, are
requested TO make immediate payment.
Such as may have demands payable
their dues and
All having unsettled Accounts, are re-
quested 10 see them adjusted within one month.
II. G. HENSHAW.
Worcester, March S, 1923.
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Real Estate at auction.

AN Monday, the 3lst day of
" March next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the
House of q. Field, Innholder, in Athol-that
elegant Brick HOUSE and OFFICE, lately
belonging. to JOSEPH PROCTOR, Esq. At
torpey at Law.-.4lso, Sc acres of Pasture
and Wood Land, in the Town Of Warwick,
County of Franklin.-.4lsO, 10 acres of ex-
cellent Land, with a convenient Dwelling
House thereon, in the Town of Orange, in said
County of Franklin. 81 acres of Pas
ture Land, in the westerly part of the Town of
Royalston, in the County of Worcester.
Conditions made known at the time and place
of sale.
JAMES HUMPHREYS, .adm'r.
.4thol, Feb. 90, 1923.
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lower Glasses, has rroximated aud alnrIie-
rated both, rendering the former less arro-
gant and the latter more rptudent..- a.
rstocracy of wealth and pride of purse are
now pretty much conhnrd IN England =
although our brethren of America are I'm
dcrslood 10 be ri,aling us more success
lnlly than could have been expected from
republicans On ihc continent We rctidcf
ourselves irequeutl, ridiculous, and some
llnta odions, by our arrogant conduct 10
interiors while few of our IalitsB return
I" ihflr own country without inteiglhng
against the familiarity of foreign servants,
aud the insoleucc uf the lower classes.--
How scandalons, how npions of thr
French ana Gcrman., and Italians. not TO
bow the Knee In every golden calf which is
"ofshlppcd in England Ifmstead ofthcir
stars mt the Indian House, and thousands
III The tonsols, these mahrratcd tourists
were 10 be measured by their rtd worth,
lhcy would BIZ safe from all impuialion Of
hnuleur towards their Interiors, for they
might travel over The whole world without
being able To find any
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Irist and Saw MIN.

and ColToNMACHlNE, all built ON The In
tesi aud most approved plan, also new and
large stone d,st'lIery 66 feet by 80, built on
the laies, and most approved plan, and sup
piled with an abundance otexccIlent water.
II Is deemed useless TO 60 into more lengthy
detail OF this property, as il is presumed ihlt
no person will purchase without FIRST viewing
OF t-1erms will be accommodating. AIsn.
one other tract lying in SAID county, and ON
the waters of the same creek, CONTAINING e5o
acres, one halt Of which is tobacco land. One
other tract in the county OF Patrick, contain
ing 1000 aeres--either of the tracts " i'll be
divided to suit purchasers, and young negroes
taken in payment JAS 7, BULLOCK
August |. w4w So
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PROPOSALS
For PebiiShing, ty subscription,
biographical Dic,lonar .
A ltENl.N GRANGER


Departed Heroes, Sages and Statesmen Of 4
merica.
T. be confined exclusively to those who sig.
nszed themselves, in either capacity, IN the
Revolutionary War, which obtained the indie
penlence oftneir country.
Second Edition. Wdhan0pptndir-con
ygIlIE Declaration by the Representative OF
L the United Colonies of North AmpIra a,
aettine forth the causes and necessity of taxing
APP arms, Ju y d, l775-Tse Petition by the
Resresentalives of the United Colonies, to the
King OF & eat Britain, Jaly 8, l775--Aprccla.
tom OF Congress for a day OF fasting, humil j.
ton and p aver, MAJ CHI 10, 1775-The Deca.
ration OF Independence, July +, l716-and the
mani sto hy thr Congress OF the United States
oil America, & stober 80, 1879.
AIso The Constitution OF the United States,
and th2 Farewell Adire,s OF General Wash.
rNGroN, to the People Of the United States, an
nouncng IA sinteutloa of retiring from public
service, September II, 1876.
COMPILED BY THOMAS j. RODGERS
"AVeae reduced to the alternative OF choo-
sing all unconditional submission to he tyIau-
nv of initiated MINISTER'S, OF resistance by Ioi
The latt + Is ouf choice. We have counted the
cost oil lhs contest, aud find nothing SO dt cad
ful as voluntary oiavey Honor, justice, and
humanity, io,bid Us ,amely TO sur euder that
cedom which we received from uu gallant
anee5tos ;, and which OH. innocent posteiity
have n to receive iion us. We cannot
endure the nfamy and guilt OF iesignng sue
ceeding generations To that wretchcdness WI ca
inevitably awal tneln, II We baseIy ent,i nele,
d taly bondage upon them.
=. rne arms We hlp1 been compelled by our
.neune,to assume, We viii, in defiance oil every
hazard, with unAbating hrmness aud perseveI
ance, employ Ior the PIE ovation d our ibtr-
tns-being with one miad resolved to Gle nee
men atue, than TO lie i We II DectuatioH
Of Congress, setting forth the Necessity u takl"g
up qrms--Judy ., I775.
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New and Valuable Medicine.
1850 ssh
~ 49,. 70 E!AIDRO !l.! z y.Y

= Ill, new aid elegant Balsam bids fai
\ To standunrlyalled IN its merits, lori on
SYMPTOMS and Coughs, and We boldly venture
10 assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in so short time rs this compo-
silon. Scarcely a case occurs but may be
relieved by the timely Use OF ii, many having
lately used il in seated Consumptons with the
most surprising success, who were given up
by the m3st skiiul phy sicians in the country
Many certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past been troubled with q violent Cough,
aud has been in very delicate health, and
after raving tried manv different thing, with
out getting relief, Bought ioi her a bottle OF
DR.. Melen's Cough Drops, from the nse Of
which very short time she found great relief,
and her Cough has entirely left her, and she
has resained her strength.
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudson. 12h Month 29ih, lsl9.
Affirmed before me, 0SEPH ID. MONEIL,
Recocief Of The citg Of Hte' son
To the afflicted whom vi may coEc crn-l
ISosanna Barton, do certify that took yio
lent cold in the latter part Of the wear ISL
which created violent Cough and d4ffcult,
of breathing. which was very disIrr .sinp till
procured bottle of Doctor MelItn's Cong
Drops, and by taking . lew doses of the sal
drops, was entirely cured of nv Couch an
/ pain in my side. KOSNNNA BARTON,
Wife of Mr.. Joseph Barton
! HUdson, l2th HoB;h 1871. 1919
THIS Is 10 certify that in June 1918. | va
seized with very distressing Cough. pain i
my ssde, great weakness Of the lungs, and
continued until July 1919 which confined m
10 tie house aud pnrt Of the time TO my bet
had tried every Thing rs thought but all
vain. | wa, AT last induced to make irin' ,
DIR, MeIIens Cough Drops, which give me in
mediate relief, increased my strength, aud r.
stored my former sleep. ] can with the grca
est confidence recommend them to all that AT
afflicted with those complaints. ms n very val
: able medicine NANCY BOZ RNE.
Hudson, Coi,mJid eiy. ~ ~, lsl9
FOR SALE ny
DIR. 1 HUMPHREYS Iynchhnrs.
. March Ii In
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Notice.
The subscriber will sell great bargain IN
$500 Acres OF A.anA.

/ WING III the county of Campbell, on
~ the waters OF Whipping creek, % miles
400 acres OF open land lying in one body, all
OF which is well ineloscd aud produces well.
Tire Is on Ibis tract settlements, all conye.
uientiy situated, and the most OF them have
all necessary cuthonses. and good water con-
venient, aud an excellent icehouse at one of
them II feet square, and % deep, a good
blaeksulilhs shop and n good stand Tor smith,
aud good stand for store or tavern, with n
new house built torthe purpose, There is al.
50 ON this tract