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For sale as above,-EASY LESSONS for
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eft 10 the cause of education.-W strongly
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der government like ours, is irresistible
Every thing must yield 10 its control. and it is
in vain to attempt to keep any system long in
operation against the current of this feeling.
Crowns have crumbled before it, and govern
ments been swept away by its overwhelming
power. Wealth cannot check it, nor can the
combinations OF the great resist it etfectuaiIy.
If our position has been correct, that the sys-
tenn of the Allied Banks is contrary to the 'eel.
ings and wishes of the public, it cannot ano
ought not TO prevail: and that it is we need
not labor to prove. Any assertions oil ours may
be considered but an echo Of the +" adle clam
orr of which we have heard so much from the
advocates of that system. We would, howev-
or, ask the Allied Banks 10 look at Berkshire
county, to Vermont, TO Maine, to portion of
Bristol county, and to the Connecticut valley
generally, to inquire of the men of influence
there, their views and opinions of this system.
Theirs may add to the eide clamor," but
clamor is hardly Idle when it is the result of
feelings which lead to acts destructive to the
prosperity of our city. On this subject we
feel deeply solicitous. We have no feelings
of hostility to the city which is the seat OF the
confederacy whose system we would expose
1t is the Capital of Massachusetts,, and in her
prosperity is, in no slight degree, involved the
prosperity Of the State. But we believe
mistaken policy is guiding many OF her conn
ellis. Her trade and commerce have been the
sources of her wealth and prosperity, and with
the ruin of them we apprehend the decay of
her fair palaces, her crowded streets, and her
public institutions, that have raised her name
so high among her sister cities. The trade OF
a single county might scarcely be felt in her
crowded mart, but diversion, even OF that
trade, would in reality affect the wealth OF the
city, and trade once turned is with great @ifii
Guilty recalled. Venice stands as she did when
she had the commerce of the east, bit she is
now only the " Gehenna OF the waters and
her ancient glory is faded forever. We do not
believe this will ever be the case with Boston,
but it is fact illustrative Of the Importance Of
retaining, by every honorable means, the
trade of that city. Let them, then, pause and
reflect, before they push the measures we have
been attempting to expose, to extremes.
MASSACHUSETTS.
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% For Sale.

A L Public Auction, (if not
IA previously disposed of,) at the Premises,
on Monday, the Goth Of November inst. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. about three acres of excellent
Land, lately owned and occupied by .Atrahap,
Hone, Jr. in Marlborough, West Parish,
County of Middlesex, with the Buildings
thereon, consisting OF good two-story Dwell
ling House, Barn, Blacksmith,s and Wheel
wright's Shop, with Water Privilege for
Turning, &C. The above Premises are situat-
ed on the great road from Boston 10. Worcester,
and offer good bargain TO any one who may
wish to purchase. Terms will be easy, and
made. known at the time of sale, or by apply
ing to WINTHROP HOWE, Of Beividere
village, or WILLIAM HOWE, of Matlbo-
rough.
Also, at the same time and place, upwards
Of one hundred cords OF good Oak Wood, cut
and corded, together with lots Of Timber.
Marlborough, Nov. l, 1896. 2w
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Dteu,

In Tempfoton, on the goth ult. Martha f.
Upham, daughter of Mr.. John Upham, aged 49,.
In Oakham, on the 4th nit. Mr.. Isaac
French. aged so. PyanterS tn Pc,nsUnt Gnd
.NeU- York are requested 10 insert MdS.
In Barre, on the E29th ult. widow Expert
ence Gates, widow of the late Benjamin
Gates, aged 81, after severe illness OF nine
months. Printers in permont, Maine and
.Neao- York, are requested 10 insert hiS death.
In Brookfeld, IN the 9th inst. Sarah Dalton,
eldest child Of Doct. John Romans, aged 9
years months.
In Oxford, on the 3lst ult. suddenly Of a
modification, Mr.. Benjamin Eddy, aged d.
Printers IN Vernooni and .Nele- York are re-
quested TO insert hiS death.
In Leicester, on the 22d ult. Julia Clapp.
daughter of Mr.. John Clspp, aged years.
In Millbury, on the 10Th ult. Mrs. Sarah
Grout, consort of Mr.. Jonathsn CIRCUIT, aged
81 years.
In Southbridge, on the 18Th ult while on a
visit to her friends, Mrs. Aseneth F. Gibbs
wife of Dea. Dalphon Gibbs, OF Sullivan, ag
ed 40.
In Marlborough, on the Isl inst. Mr.. Johr
Wheelock, aged 3l.--On the 9Th, Lawson
son of Capt. Thomas w. Lyon, aged years
In I.uneuburg, suddenly, while going t.
church, Mr.. Thadeus Pollard, aged 70,
soldier OF the revolution. lie was atthe TAX
ing of Burgoyne.
In New-Bedford, Miss Elizabeth Allen
daughter Of Mr.. Job Allen, in the 46th yea
of her age.--Mrs. RcbecCa Bailey, wife O
Mr.. Simeon Bailey, aged 81.
In Dummcrston, VT. on the 18th ult. Mary
daughter of John and Hannah Whitney, agec
80 years.
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Worcester North District.
[For the Massachusetts spy.]

II was not that her eye was bright.
She seem'd so lovely in our sight;
II was not that her cheek was fair,
She taught us love and fell despair;
II was not that her beauteous frame,
Wher'cr she mov'd, was still the same:
So full of grace and ease, so light
Her steps, she seem'd some fairy sprite
1t was not that her tresses flowing,
Unearthly grace on her bestowing,
Gave to the maid AN artless ease,
Regardless of its power to please -
Oh no, l've seen brighter eye,
Without one half her witchery
I've seen the blushing rose combine
With the lily fair-the form divine
That mov'd go lightly, seem'd so CAV.
Asthough it were her bridal day
Her check was pale-her hazel eye
Looked sadly on-thc crowd pass'd by:
And once, Eethought, she turn'd to speak.
A sudden blush came DER her check
One moment there, then pass'd away,
AS If that little blush might say
What were the workings of mind
so pure, exalted, and reGn'd-
II pass'd away--s drop of dew
On which the sun but lately threw
Ills morning beahs--a sparkling gem
Too bright for earthly diadem.
tear was there, that tear is gone
The thoughtless crowd are moving on;
And she did mix with that gay crowd
ahc voice Of mirth was shrihand loud;
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But well knew her thoughts ELSEWHERE,
Her brow was bent with secret care
Yet, ever as she rais'd that eye,
Gazing around so mournfully,
And look'd SO lovely all the while,
Though sad herself, would sweetly smile
A sunbeam on stormy sky,
When thunders roll but karmlessly-
rainbow in the armament,
When storms are hush'd, their fury spent;
Methought no beauty could compare
With that pale check and mournfal air.
HAMLET.
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.MoANTU.A-MAKIJVG.
MISS c. STEVENS won
CONTENTS

I've inform her Friends and the Public, that
she has commenced the business of MANTUA-
MAKING in West-BOylston, at Mr.. o. .Moore',,
near Hartshorn's Mills, where she hopes, by
assiduous attention, 10 merit share of patron
age.
From her residence in Boston, Miss S. fat
tiers herself that she will be able to execute
her work in faithful and tasteful manner.
and on as low terms as can be elsewhere pro-
cured. As she will receive constant informa-
ton from Boston OF the changes OF fashion, she
will be able 10 present her employers with the
newest styles.
West Bcyiston, Oct. 20, 1895. Sits
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. l, 1896.
TO The WidoW and Heirs Of HENRY KEN
DAHL, late Of rempleton, an sud County,
deceased, and 10 all others concerned an the
Estate Of SAID deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
n pear (if you see Et) at the Court OF Pro-
bate t. be holden at Worcester, in said County,
on tile first Tuesday in December next, at ten
OF the clock, before noon, TO show cause why Lii
cense should not be granted, to sell aud convey
SO much Of the Real Estate OF said deceased, as
viii raise the sum OF 8 1870 90. for the payment
ct debts and charges and you will be heard
tleresn rHEOPfls. WHEELER, Reg.
81, HI order Of the Hon. Jndge.
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worcester, Sc. November 6, 1895.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-

GA- cess, taken on Execution, and will be sold
at Public Vendue, at the Hotel of John Olaf
In, jr. Esqr. in Milford, on Saturday, the
ninth day OF December next, at one Of the
clock, after noon, all the Right in Equity
which CARMEL CHENEY has TO redeem
his mortgaged Real Estate, situated about one
mile northeast of the Meeting -house in said
Milford, it being the same on which the said
Cheney now lives.
CLARK ELLIS, ID, Sheriff.
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Canal.
vENHE Commissioners off fhe

VIE Commissioners of the
"a Blackstone Canal Company. having To-
Gated the Canal Route from Section No. 20 in
the town oil Uxoridge, to Section No. 66 in
worcester, distance of about is miles win
receive sealed proposals for the excavation
and embankmeat of the Canal on the aforesaid
sections. The proposal must state the price
per cubic yard for the excavation, and for the
emoankment which is required to be made.
where the necessary excavation is not suffi-
Sienl tnefeior. Inc work to be completed
before the first day of November, 1927.
Sealed proposals will also be rece;ved for
constructing twenty-five Stone LocEs@,be
'front.' stone to be Of Granite in ceurses--ths ;
oeds and ends to be cut. The prorosa, -
state the price per perch, or for the foot lift
which must include the digging the Loci
FITS, and embanking the Locks. The Mason
work to be completed previous to the first dav
OF November next.
Sealed proposals will also be received e.
supplying the Timber and Plank for the foun-
oatlons for the said Locks, viz for each Lock
sticks Timber 80 feet long,
sticks Timber % feet long.
20 sticks Timber 81 feet long.
81 sticks Timber 21 feet long.
10 ee hewn on two sides, and ten inches thick
o'oOo ieet u inch Plank, (plank measure) TO
De square edged, and not less than Is feet
iohS--lhe lmber and Plank to be either of
rlne' YAK, Chesnut, CT Hemlock, to be deliv-
cred at the several locations for the Locke he.
fore tho first day of May next.
Further information may be obtained by an
plicatiop to the Commissioners either in Prov
idence or Worcester, to whom the proposals
must be addressed, who will meet at Thomas,
Coffee House, in Worcester, on the 18th Of
December next, to act upon such proposals as
they may have received
JOHN DAVIS.
JOHN w. LINCOLN, Wov1s.,.~
SYLVANUS HOLBROOK,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, 81.
STEPHEN II. SMITH, Prord,nee
MOSES B. IVES,
Forester, .Noo. s, 1928.
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MdrrteO.

In Barre, by Rev. Mr.. Thompson, the Rev.
Alexander Young, of Boston, to Miss Caro-
line C. James, daughtes of Eleazer James, ESQ.
In Westboroush, by the Rev. Elisha Rock
wood, William F. Stone, ESQ. of Cambridge
TO Miss Harriet Brigham. of the former place.
The Richmond Enquirer publishes the mar
riage of Mr.. Samuel Anderson to Miss Lucy
&. Baker, aged II years and months
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Farmers, take notice.

GASH, and seventy-fve cents
~ per bushel, will be paid at the Worces-
ter BTs'oeTy, for good clean Barley, weighing
48 lbs. and upwards to the busheI.
September 5, 1896. istf
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MERRICK s. LEE

+ AVE received, by the late
Il III arrivals from London and Liverpool, a
prime assortment of Fall Goods. CONSISTING Of
Black & Slate Worst White & Brown Lin
ed Hosiery; ems:
norway Doe, Beaver, India Book, Null and
ouck: Hexham tan Jaconet Muslins;
Bundle and Pound Imitation Camhr;cs
FIus britannia and Light
Blankets-Bockings- Checked Hdkfs.;
PiaIns-Kerseys, Il Elegant Fall Prints;
Paddings; Colour,d Cambrics:
Tartan Plaids; SC. &c. &c.
For sale, at No. IL, Water-street. on IA
vorable terms, for Cash OF approved Credit.
Country Merchants are invited 10 call.
Boston, Sept. II, 1896. epis6w
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Notice IS hereby Given,
THAT the Subscriber

n been duly appointed Executor of the
last Will aud Testament of TIMOTHY P.
MAREAN, late of Huhbardston, in the Coun-
ty OF Worcester, deceased, and has taken up
on himself that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons indebted to said Is
tate are hereby called upon to make immedi-
ate payment; and all those to whom said Is
tate is indebted are requested TO exhibit their
demands for settlement. ASA MARIAN.
Oct. II, 1926.
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Insurance against
FIR Il.

VENHE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsUR-
ANoE COMPANY, with Capital of
loo,Wo7Doilars, paid in and well invested.
continue to effect ASSURANCES on all kinds
Of property against loss by FIRE, not exceed
ins $4,000 on any one risk, on terms as ia
yorabf as can be afforded. Apply at the Of
fee of ISAAC DAVIS, .attorneg al Lau. in
WORCESTER, who is authorized to fiji poIi-
cies.
Worcester, Nor. 8, 1926. 3wseo1v
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Notice IS hereby Given,

FEEHAT the Subscriber has
n been duly appointed Executor of the
last VIII and Testament of ROBERT
TOWNsHEND, late of Lancaster, in the
Conntyof Worcester, deceased, and has taxi
en- Upon himself that trust, by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons indebted to said
Estate, are hereby called upon TO make i'm
mediate payment; aud all those to whom
said Estate is indebted, are requested TO eX-
Eibit their demands Tor settlement.
WARREN TOWNSEND, Er'r.
October 3, 1926.
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Worcester, SIS. November 6, 1926.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-

IA, cess, and taken on Execution, all the
Right in Equity EeHRAlM BRIGHAM has
in his mortgaged Real Estate, on which he
now lives, situate in the southwesterly part Of
Westborough, and viii be sold at Public Auc-
ton, on Friday, the 9th day Of December next,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at DeTter Brig
hgle's Inn, in said Westborough.
JONAS BALL, ID. Sheriff.
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Yorcesisr South District.

In McndOn there was no meeting in conse-
quence of the Constable's neglesting 10 post the
warrant
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AtHeneune.

MOS. 81, & 63, New Series,
v containing, as usual, great variety of
interesting matter-reoeived by c. HARRIS.
Nov. 9, 1896.
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Land LOTTERY.

A LII persons interested III
old Land Lottery, are requested to meet at
StockwelPs Tavern in Worcester, on Thursday,
the 10th of November inst. at o'clock, P NJ
TO take measures to save the same from for
fixture. DAVID DAVIS.
Nov g. 1926.
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Notice is hereby Given.

Voice IS hereby Gl0en,
THAT the Subscriber has
IL been duly appointed Administrator on
the Estate of LEVI KENDALL, late of Nor.
gan County, State of Georgia, deceased, and
has taken upon himself that trust, by giving
bonds as the law directs. All persons indebt,
ed to said Estste are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment; and all those TO
whom said Estate is indebted, are requested
to exhibit their demands for settlement.
ANDREW KENDALL,
Royalston, Oct. 80, 1926.
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Notice IS hereby Giuen,
THAT the Subscriber

MIA CLlG CuDSCTIDof mas
n been duly appointed Executrix of the
last Will and Testament of ISAAC FRENCH,
late of Oakham, in the County of Worcester.
deceased, and has taken upon herself 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 requested to exhibit their demands for set
Element. CATHERINE FRENCH.
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Ne,o School Book.
Just Published, and for Sale, by
CLARENDON HARRIS.

I'LL OL@AAA1AOAOAL lila IL
e Era selection OF Lessons in Prose
and Verse, from the most esteemed English
and American Writers, intended for the use of
the higher Glasses in Public and Private Sem
inaries. BY Ret. F. w. Z. Greenwood, and
G. b. Emerson, Of Boston.
Worcester, NoU 8, 1926.
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THE YOUNG SCHOLARS MANUAL, or
Companion to the Spelling Book-consisting of
Easy Lessons in the several branches Of Early
Education intended for the use OF Schools. By
Rev L. STRoNG.
This work is now extensively used in schools,
and has received the highest Communications
from experienced instructors.
Greenfield, Oct. 81, 1896. 22o2eow
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LITERARY GAZETTE.

UOA published, by BoWLEs &
- DEARBORN, Boston, & G. & C.. CARyEL.
New York, the Orited States' RerisaC and Lat.
crary Gasette-.Mo. 2.
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7 TOM IIeV. Z. ". FOzpIef.
From the examination | have bestowed on the
" Universal PreceptOr," am satisfied that, both
in its plan and execution, it is well adapted for
the use of schools. Throughout the work such
illustrations are presented to the eye, through
the medium of prints, and to the imagination
through the medium of poetry, that many alb
sract principles, which, as often exhibited, are
obscure and uninteresting, here assume distinct
and attractive form. WIN. e.. FOWLER.
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THE CHlLD'S MONITOR-a primary book
for schools, by Rev. T. STRONG, author of the
Common Reader, Young Scholars Manual. &c.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25

THE COMMERCIAL LINE of Stage Coaches,
we are happy TO learn, is atronised IN a manner
far exceeding the hopes OF the proprietors BY this
line, passengers are certain of reaching Boston ia
FIVE hours, and to be transported by efficient teams
governed 10y careful and skiul drivers and a. re-
duced fare. The patronage extended TO this line
proves, that the public the best judges OF IN,
merits of competing lines, and are ready to
laudable enterprise, industry and perseverance,.
Tho formation Of the Com 1aerc.s, L.ne, has cue.
ceeded in putting end to the cxtravagant rate:
travellers have too long been taxed. We wish il
every success.