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REPRESENTATIVE ELECTION.
1Poretster Nurth Dishic;.

Jonathan and the Carolnians.-An
agent for wooden clock mandatory
i"fi Connecticut few years ago with a
urge quantity nf his ware for a south
ern rnArhei. In passing .hrough South
Carolina, lie found ready sale for his
clocks, and, having disposed of them all
but one, he began toretlace his steps /;
but On arriving al a phce where he had
disposed of one of his clocks, the pur
chaser challenged him with being IA
cheat; thai his clock would not CO.
Jobaihan looked at the clock, and very
g'aVely observed +" hat he had one bad
clock which he did not intend 10 sell,
'ut through mistake you have got the
one. | have an excellent one lett, the
price is but two dollars more, and will
warrant it 10 run forever" The ex-
charge was made. and the purchaser
did not object TO tie difference in The
price. The trick proved so successful,
that Jonathan continued the same route
home which he had travelled on going,
out, keeping oneclock TO exchange for
those that wouid not go, which proved
10 be he case J. almost every stopping
place. f.
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Ii.alEn.

10 this town, on the 2lth nit. Mrs. Abiel
Maynard, wilc Of John iiaynard, aged 81.
In Templeton; on the 9Th ult. Mr.. iona
than Holden, aged So.
In Pttcrsham, on he Both ult. Lemuel Per
kns, youngest child of Col. David ii. Gros
venor, aged 3 years
In Princeton, on the 10Th inst Abigail Per.
kina, daughter Of Col. John Whiting, aged 3
years and months.
ia Oxford, on the lih ult. Of the qu;nsy,
Jofta b. Nichols, youngest son OF MIR. Charles
L. Nichols, aged Q years.
Ia Harvard, Mr.. Philemon Anterior, aged
SIS.
IN Western, on the lst inst. Mr.. Seth Lin
coin, ages72.
Ia Ftchourgh, on the 23d nit Mr.. Stephen
w. Day, formerly of this town, aged @6.
Ia Andover, (Mass.) on the 9Th ut. Mrs.
Rose lovejoy, in the 100;h year Of her age.
She was the. widow of the late Pompcy Love-
JOY, who died the 23d Of February last, at
the age Of IN. they having lived together as
husband and vile rs years.
Ia Baltimore, at the house of her uncle,
Joseph Cushing, Esq. Miss Hannah Gushing
Whitney, aged 10, eldest daughter OF Capt.
Silas Whitney, of Ashburnhani.
Ia New Bedford, on Saturday last, MIR.
Richard Bailey, aged ga.
la Townshend, VI. on the 9th ult. Adeline
daughter of Joseph Tyler, Esq. IN the o.
year Of his age,
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

We hear from almost every quarter, Of the
high rcpuie md jncre asing demand for Aneri-
can manufactured Cottons. A New Orleans
paper of the llth nH. giving an account OF
their Markds, says" Domestic CoHons
bring good picoa, particularly for yard wide
unhieached shec'ings, fer which heavy orders
have been received from the adjoining Mexi-
can provinces, payable in specie" I" Ye
toofS," who ny out seainst manufactures, aud
shut your eyss against the great beut fits to
Commerce and every other interest, from their
establishment in our county, ''tchen acM ye
be p'se!' Salem Register. 1
Questions fer orr Debating soci eties.-
" What would Massachusetts he without her
Manufacture ?-FIow much Commerce would
she have?-How would her Cities be support
ed?'' fPaNadiunn.
A new nadine for the manufacture of pa
per, which works with great rapiiity is in
use by a firm in Edinburg. letter states,
that a single machine will in twelve hours pro-
duce Is resus large size news, 80 roau!s of
DENY or crown, and 50 reams Of fonlscap Of
uniform thickness, aud edges exactly smooth
and sqVares
Water-camen' lime has been found on the
bark. Of Gie. Potomac 1t is equal in quality
to Tie. bast Roman cement that has yet been
discovered and at price not exceeding ten
cents per tt,shel.
Shocaln$ "a small house in this town near
Bangs' dds, occupied by widow Newell,
was hurnton Sunday evening The 81 inst. a.
hont hall past six, and the cid woman, who
was eigh; three years old on that day, and a
man "a stanser, who had been sever al hours
in the hotse, persisted in the flames! Anoth-
er female, who was in the house at the time.
and intoxicated, made her escape. II is sup
posed tina the man was rendered helpless by
iGtoxicaton, and that Mrs. Ne a;ell, either b.
the inGrnties of old age, or some other cause,
was unable 20 get out of her chair, as she
was seeOio that posture through the flames.
We hopethis viii prove solemn warning to
drunkart;. Spring ftM Republican.
As stasonatle caution to those who have
the care # Young Children, we mention that
an intereting child in Hartford was so severe
ly burnet on the 1st inst. by its clothes taking
Gre, that il expired The next morning. The
mother hid left her son seated in chair near
the fire Wills she went 10 neigahor's, aud
was not : little shocked on her return to>fnd
her chAdenvoioped in blaze OF fire.
In SOME Of the settlements l8 or 25 miles
from Qdebt<, there has been good seigbing
since Nov 9; and, on the 18Th, there was
Eve inches Of snow on the ground in that city.
A physician in Pennsylvania has been fined
$40 and costs, forraising from the grave yard
the body of q female Tor dissection.
DedicatiOn.-On Wednesday last, the ne "
Meeting-H House in concord, Mass. was dedi-
Gated with usual ceremonies. Sermon by
Rev. Dir. Green, Of Boston, from / Cor. i.
%, "a.
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vantages they expected from the cap
ture Of Missolongh:. They have not
been able this season 10 reach The Gulf
Of Argos, as they did last year, but
have been rou;ed in attempting ii; and
are shut up in TripoIizza, with the
prospect of enduring again the suffer-
iugs Of last winter. As for expecting
succoufs from Egypt this season, the
letter says chat the Viceroy is supposed
TO be unable to send any, for the want Of
resources, and that Ihrahim is disaGec;-
ed with the Porte.
The Turkish feet was at Miiylepe,
and The Greek vessels had gone TO So
nos OF Hydra.
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From the -Morristown, y. J. Palladium

Severe .939iction- Mr.. Joseph K.
G4rdine', on the "a Of August last, was
called 10 experience the less OF his w,ife
aged 33 yoars-oD he 1911 Of the same
month, lis son, aged 5 years; in Sep
'ember, his doHghfsr Caroline, aged 3
Years on the 18Th Of October, his
do"gh'or Joanna, aged 10 years, and on
he Gin inst. his infant daughter Nancy
HarI9, eyed 10 months all but the
asst ailer short illness Of bilious re-
militant fever.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office Dee II, 1896.
70 he Wi9Oac and Heirs Of SETH LINCOLN,
late of Western, an said County, deceased,
and " all others concerned in the Estate of
said deceased, GREErING.
WOU are hereby cited to APP
n pear ct you see ft) at the Court of Pro.
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said County
on the first Tuesday in January next, at ten OF
the clock, before noon TO show cause WHY the
instrument, ~hich purports to he the last Win
and Testament of said deceased, should not be
approved; aud You will be heard thereon.
IliEOPHs. wheel. ER, Rec.
BY order of the Hon. J4dge
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LATEST FROM EURoPE.

Since our paper was put to press. we have re-
eeived later advces from Europe, brought by an
arrival at New-York.
Accounts from ST. Petersburg state, that the
Emperor is perfectly satisfied with the arrange
ments made BY his ENJOYS with the Turks at
Akerman. The Russian papers are filed with
accounts Of new successes gained by their army
over the Persans.
A new Russian ambassador is about TO be sent
to Constantinople, and it is believed that the
Christian powers will Immediately present very
energetic joint note, to induce the Turkish Gov
eminent to conclude favorable arrangement
with the Greeks.
4 letter from the Greek chief Mavromichalis
to his son in Paris, gives Intelligence of new VIC
tories gained over the Egyptians, and states that
the latter arc brsieged, by TIE Greeks, at Coron
Modon aud Navarino.
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The s'oopo of war Hornet, with John Ser
seant, Minister 10 the Congress at Tacubaya,
and suite on board, went TO sea from the Del
aware on the ] st inst.
John Randolph of Roanoke, has arrived in
hew-YoTk from Liverpool, and has probably,
ere this, taken his soat in the Senate.
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RosToS ELEoTIox.-A serious attempt has
been made in Boston, 10 remove from the Of
fee of Mayor their present worthy Chief Mag
istfate, Josiah Quincy. We are gratifed,
however, to learn that the election which
took place Monday resulted in his re-elec
tion, by large majority. The votes were,
for Quincy, 3l69-for Blake, l75l-scatter.
ing, &c. The Aldermen on the same ticket are
also elected by handsome msiority.
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Worcester. S. Probate Office, Nov. 20, 1886.
To The Hears Of NATHANIEL RIsr, late Of
uxbridge, an said County, deceased, aud 10
all Oihsrs Concerned IN The Estate Of said de-
ceased, GREErfSG.
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear iii
you see fly at the Court Of Probate to be
holden st Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in January next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, to show csuse why the Accounts of
the Administration Of sad Estate, should not be-
allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
NATllL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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EU9rrcGter:
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1926.
CONGRESS.

The second session of the nineteenth Con
eress commenced at Washington on the 4th
inst. when,, CA calling the rolls Of the respec-
tive Houses, 81 Senators and 1853 Representa-
lives answered 10 their names. Quorums Of
both Houses being present, they proceeded to
business, and appointed a joint committee 10
wait on the President and inform him Of their
organization. In the Senate it was resolved
that the members wear crane round the left
arm for one m2n'h, as mark of respect to the
memories Of Nicholas Vandyke Of Delaware,
and Joseph McIlvaine of New-Jersey, deceas-
ed, at the time of their deaths Senators from
those States. On the 5th, Immediately after
the two Houses assembled, Message was re-
ceived from the President by John Adams, his
secretary, which will be found on The preced-
ing page Of tl,is paper. After ordering suffi-
Glen; number Of copies printed, the Houses ad-
jouned. On the 9th, the Bankrupt bill was
introduced in the Senate, read FIRST time, and
ordered to second reading. In the House,
on motion Of Mr.. Lathrop, the several parts of
! Inc fTesideutts Message were referred to the
appropriate committees. On the 18th, in the
Senate, the Bankrupt bill was read second
| time, and referred TO select committee of
seven. In thc House, resolution was adopt.
ed, ins'ructirg the Committee on Manufac-
lures "to inquire into the cxpediency of in
creasirg the duty on wool imported into the
United States" The Speaker announced the
names Of the members appointed on the usual
Standing committees. Among them we were
gratified to find that of the Representative O!
this die'rict again on the Committee of Manu-
faciures.- We shall probably publish the list
entire next week, at which time, also, VIC
shall commence publishing = regular journal
Of the proceedings Of Congress-.
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Russia ard Persia. The Continental
papers anord nuDe, 0ns articles Of war
events in the rupture between persia
aad Russia, aad thai the news Of vic.
tory Nv the troops Of the Inter had
been cnl"!'rat-d 10y fp's 10 ST Peters
ba,gh The Pecsinns, they say, were
crr.iraedtd hy Abbas Ginza, the son,
and Altar Khan, The son-iu law, Of the
Persian Nrg; and the Russian corps
Commanded By Generals IeEnolaf, Mad
eto3f and Paskeviich. Tie repori of
Che victory states, that Gen. Paskeyitch
was attacked on the 25jh September,
by $4,000 Pertains under Prince Mira,
tut taat after shou conflict the latter
Fed 10 disorder, II 100 men taken prison
ers, and losing so wagons = ard that
tae Russians bad puIsucd thcir enemy
theyn2h the province Of karabosch.
The Russian less is stated 10 have been
Col. Groioff, and SO others killed, and
800 wouuded.
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II was reported by the last s'eau-bca'
from Hamburg, that an express had Just
arrived there with intelligence Of the
assassination Of The Grand Seignior at
Constautincple.
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pearance of Capt. Morgan, and the agitation
Of the public mind resulting therefFom. it was
10 he expected, until il should be discovered
what had become of him, that it would give
been the case. Many marvellous tales have
been circulated, some affirming that he had
been murdered, aud all the evils visited upon
hiY, which, according TO his book, are impre-
Gated upon those who violate the M4sou's
oath others. that he had been sent among
the Indians who inhait the desolate regions
about the Frozen Sea, to be kept in captivity
by them: others, again, without pretending
TO account for the manner in which he was
made way with, declare that his ghost has re-
peatedly visited some Of those who are yet
suffered 10 remain scourners on this "mun-
dane sphere" But the account which has
been most generally circulated, and which
has received the greatest credence, is, that,
far from any evil having befallen him, he
had quietly located himself in little grocery
in Upper Canada, where he was dispensing
potations Of g blue ruin'' to the neighboring
viliag So far as relates 70 any evidence
in the case, all these reports appear to be
equally groundless. The latest papers from
the vicinity state that, since the night he was
carried off, no account, whatever, has been
given OF him, and that the whole matter re-
mains involved in mystery.
Nine of the persons who were concerned
in the abduction Of Capt. Morgan, have been
indicted, and will shortly be put on trial for
it, when, despcabe as iorgan's character
must be, il they are guilty it is to be hoped
that the supremacy Of the laws will be main
tanned. The charges against them are, LIST.
for conspiracy to convict William Morgan
Of larceny; Cd, for conspiracy to carry of,
secrete, and falsely imprison him, and for riot,
assault, and false Imprisonment 81, Tor actu-
ally carrying off and secreting him in parts
unknown, commonly called kidnapping.
Morgan's book was already in press when
he was carried of, and was soon after issued,
but it /; said, that, much to the disappcin,-
ment and chasrin Of those who looked for
marvellous disclosures, ii proves to be nothing
but miserable version OF an old book, called
q ,Jdchin and Boas." II is small in size and
poorly executed, and YET is sold readily al
one dollar per copy. So much for the sratiG-
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ASA WALKER.
MERCHANT TAsxoa-
= ) ESPECTFULLY informs

y , ESPEC lFULLY informs
Il q the Inhabitants of Worcester and ;.s
vicinity, that he continues TO carry on the
Tailoring Bushes in all its branches. at hi,
Shop on Front-Street, nearly opposite the
iown-H House, where he solcits share of the
puhiic patronage. As bis work is done bv the
best of Journeymen, and in The newest and
most fashionable style, he trusts he shall give
satisfaction to those who employ bim.-
tS5- Fat.ct0aIfy will be particularly regarded.
A. w. keeps constantly on hand ii
good assortment Of fashionable Trimmings.
Also on hand, variety of ready-made Cloth-
'ng' which will be sold as low as can be par-
chased elsewhere.
~ Particular attention will be raid
TO Cutting, and all Garments warranted 10 Git
if properly made.
Worcester, Dec. 13, 1896.
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The London Quarterly review says
1--WE have seea letter from Mr liixt-
sen, The merchant who accompanied
Capt. ClsPperIcn 10 Ka'ungo, (Airica,)
and who BAD returned to the coast, re-
iating that, before his departure from
t.tati Nv, he had received intelligence
that 'ab9erton, on his approach TO the
iroaliers 4 Bargaoo. winch borders on
Betlo's Gom',ions. had been net by the
sovereign Of that country a; the lie I'D of
FIVE hundred horaemcn 10 conduct him
to bis capital. The letter states thai
it was highly probable that Mr.. Dick
son, who had proceeded from Dahomey,
was already at Saccaioo. We have
ncw, therefore, every reason TO hope
that the interior :! Northern Africa,
beyond the Grca' Desert, will no Ion
ger remain Terra Incogn;ta."
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NAPOLI, AUG. 10.

NSIOLl, avn Los
Since the Egyptians invaded tie No
rea, ,hiugs never bore better aspect
here than at present. as we'll as at At
sica.-ibrahim Pacha has been routed in
three different attacks hat he made on
Sparta (Maina) and dsspAiring Of sue
cess, he has retired TO TripolAza,
where he is at present 10 one, on The
Sd inst. Gus troops completely beat
three battalicns of regulars, composed
of lbrahim's bes' light troops, about400
in rumber. This victory was obtained
by General Nichita, with the Copatelli
OF Missolonghi, and $50 Ionians. Abou;
1900 Egyptians attempted 10 open for
the nselves passage from Coron, Mo-
don, and Niocastrn, Che foITess Of Ma
varino, 70 join lbrahin al TripoIiza !;
our people routed them, and took about
300 horses aud mules, laden with pro-
visions. Captains Grisioii and Vaton
have harTassed the Turks under Rntas-
ky, who IS besieging Athens. This city
and citadel are well defended, and have
a good store of provisions and ammuni-
tion; and the enemy must sooa raise
the siege, as Colonel Fubvier, with some
regulars, is passing 10 Methine. Car
raiscachi and several other captains
have left this (Napoli) to join Fabyier.
so that in a few days the enemy will be
forced to abandon Athens, and the whole
of Attica.
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farm, Mills, &c.

"'1H, "ItttS, &C.
zsSHE Subscriber offers for
- sale an excellent Farm, pleasantly sit
uated in Belchcrtown, about two miles f,om
the Meeting house, Oh the road from Enfeld
to Northampton. Il contains about $50 acres
OF Land, OF which $50 acres are under good
Improvement. DC The premises are a good
t~o-story Dwelling house, Wood-houke. Barn,
and other Cut-buiidings--aIl in good repair.
.4LSO,
One other Farm, lying on Swift river,in the
easterly part Of the town, containing 1l5 acres
Ell Land, we'll adapted fer raising grain or
grass.
LIKEWISE.
good Grist-Allll and two Card;no Ma
ch'nes. The property %iIl be sold together or
separate, as will best suit purchasers. Terms
liberal. Inquire on the premises of
NATHAN SUBWAY,
Belohertown. Dec. IS. 1926. w.4m
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STORE To LET,

'HSQ be let, and possession Civ
Fl en-, on the FIST day Of January next.
the Bnilding now occupied by Mr.. George
Perrin, directly opposite the Town-Hcuse.
known by the name of the " Nszro S,ore.n Gu
the Man-stree in Worcester, and is as good a
stand for business of almost any kind. as there
Is ID the county of Worcester. Applv at the
Probate oiiite to the Subscriber, who is aptho-
r:zed 10 lease said Store.
WILLIAM D. WHEELER,
Worcester. Dec. IL. 1926.
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Ssa TNwfen.

In Boston, on Thursday evening last, by
Rev. Mr.. Merritt, Mr.. William Manning, Jf.
merchant, to Miss Catherine May AYES.
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.Sgte f4lg SaatGS.
p FOREIGN NEWS.

BY an arrival at New-York, Liverpool papers
have been received TO Nov. 2.
Singular Rcncontre.- dc Rigry
commander Of the French navy 10 rs.
Leyant, entered The rireum, port il
Athens, on the % h August, Redschid
PAcha, VINO, with his Turks, wAs en-
camped at about iour leagues from tha;
city-went 90 board to pay bin v'si;
Whilst ia conversation, Tie Greek G.
eral Caraiski, with some Of his men, a!
so came on board. ThnS the Generals
Of the opposed forces, by " singular
Condolences" sci each other on board
neutral vessel.
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LITERARY G.AZETTE.

LITERARY GAZETTE.
4 USF published, by BowLEs &
eH EEARpoRN, Boston, & G. & C.CARvEL.
Sew-York, the United States Rerse,c and Lit.
efGry GGseAs-JNo. 8.
CONTENTS.
Repiem-Ph, siology of Taste; Wiliston's
edition of Tacitus; Adventures of Young
Rifieman; Thoughts on Banking; strick.
lands Reports on Canals, &c. JMisceuan1-
An Indian dtion-The Man made of Ash.
es, Shawanus Tale. Original Poei,y-The
african Chief; An aged Mcurner; Autumn.
Critical Notfees-segur's Four Ages OF Life
Argeil,s Treatise on the Right of Property in
Tide Waters, &C.; Worcester's Epitome Of
Geography TIE Memorial, Christmas and
New ears Offering; Vivian Grey; Juvenile
Miscellany. TateMgsnce-Italian Literature !:
Boccacio; Paris; French Academy OF Medi-
cine; Lis. of New Publications.
subscriptions received by C. HARRIS,
Worcester, Dec. ID, 1895.
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Notice.

FHEHE Copartncrship hereto
q fore existing, underline Firm OF KNAPP
& GulLES, is this day by mutual cosnent dis
solved. All persons having accounts unset-
tied with SAID Firm, are requested 10 nresent
the same 10 Charles G,ileS, one of said Firm.
for adjns;mt nj, who is authorized TO settle n =
same. ORRl5 KNAPP,
CHARLES GUiIES.
Brootfela. Pee. 5, 1896.
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GREEcE.--The Baltimore Patriot gives
an extract Of letter dated off the ISL
and Of Corigo, (near the 'outhern ex-
tremity of the Morea,) Oct. 18th,
which states that nothing was doing by
the Greeks or their invaders. TIE
date is IA great deal later than any we
have received from other sources, and
the intelligence, although quite gener-
al, is gratifying SO far as i: proves that
The Greeks had suffered no new revers
%. Their reported occupation Of sew
eraI fortresses on the western coast,
which we copied Yesterday from the
English papers, we have some hope may
prove true but if not, il is certain that
tho invaders have not derived the adj
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NOTICE.

8 GscoNDED, from, my house,
Ia BErSEY WHITNEY, one of the PAN
pers Of the town Of Templeton. hereby for
bid all persons hareoripg or trusting her on nv
account, as shall pay no debts of her con
tracing after this date.
OBADIAH SANGER.
Templeton, Dec. 8, 1896.
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Russia and Iar+y.-The news Of HE
adjustment of affairs between Russia and
the Porte are amply confirmed.
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National JoursaI.-subscriptious for thi
valuable paper will be received at the Sp
OGice.
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LETTERS FROM FRANCE.-We have two
or three times given extracts from letters writ
ten by friend of onrs residing in Paris. We
now give some further extracts, which we
think may be interesting to some Of our read.
ers