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II neto PTenaaHH.--The Rhode-IsIand socie
" ior The encouragement of Manufactures
q oiIer premium of 10 dollars. for the mos
successful experiment in breeding aud fattin
hsh IN fresh water ponds for market. The ex
hio'tion Of this Society is to be at Pawlucke
: on the 9Th and 10th of October.
The editor of the Liverpool Mercury state
mar 'hey have upwards Of fifty steamboat
plying between Liverpool and other places
tnat Inc number of persons frequentine The
sea wall, repairing TO or from these boats. ex
ceeds on some days twenty-thousand-that in
Inc space of one hour he has seen twenty
steamboats, arrive with an average each
OF two hundred passengers-and that, dur.
ing the summer months, more than one
hundred thousand persons cross the river
Mersey in steamboats, in single week
J woman, and man named Joseph Delan-
| neaux, in New-Orleans, have publicly CERT.
ned that they have been entirely cured of the
vice OF drunkenness, to which they had been
for years addicted, by the sovereign remedy
practsed by Mr.. Loiseau
Il netc Porcupile. new foreign journal
announces, that there is at present residing in
Naples, young man, 90 years of age, ma
tive OF Brlschel, in Barbary, whose hair has
attained, IN all directions, the extraordinary
length of four feet, and is of the consistency
Of hogs bristles.
II 'aeio "4rttcle.--There is advertised for
sale, in late Norwich paper, $40 dozen
milk and roier pals"
They have got live Ostrich exhibiting in
Philadelphia. 1t is l3 months old, and more
than feet high. 1t devours, with epicurean
relish, leather, glass, iron, stones, brickbats,
&c. 1t was brought from the coast of Africa.
A living ourang cutang, from the island OF
borneo, Is exhibiting in Philadelphia. 1t is
said to be the second ever seen in America.
There are two of the captors Of Major An
DIRE surviving. MIR. Van Wart and David VIII
iiarfls. The latterhas been killed in the news
papers three times but he is still alive and
resident in the town Of Bronze, in the county
Of Schohare.
An lrishman discovered rattlesnake in the
Erie canal and seized it without ceremony.
supposing it TO be an eel. Some bystanders
soon undeceived him, and il was found that
ne had been bitten in several places. By
timely application, however, the poison was
extracted.
a Raj THE Baltimore Patriot states that
Rat was killed at the Gas House, in that
city, which measured 33A iuches in length
from the nose 10 the end of the tail, and 10
inches round The body.
At Leeds man hung himself because he
was annoyed by the bugs
PedeStriGniSm.--A young man, named Bar
clay, walked l05 miles in less than 24 hours
on Whitby Pief-l5 miles were done back
wards.
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Inventions, Manufacture and other Pro-
ducts of nature and art, entered FOR exhibition
at the annual Field, must be entered and pre-
sented at the Agricultural Hall. before II
O'Clock. A. Nj. Of the 10th Of October. Mis-
apprehension and neglect OF punctuality "a. this
particular, in time past, has occasioned sone
instances of the exclusion or insufficient ex-
hibition of valuable articles, TO the loss aud
disappointment of the exhibitors and the pub
lie. Mr.. George Perrin will receive AID take
charge of articles brought TO town previous to
the 10th inst. at his store opposite TO the
Town-Hoase.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Isaac b. Desba.-it was stated some weeks
since, upon what was deemed good authority,
that this unfortunate man had died of the
wound inflicted on himself. This, it has been
ascertained, is incorrect. lIe has, TO GER
tain extent, recovered. The wound is healed,
although the wndpipe is entirely severed,
and he breaties through tube inserted be-
low the cut. He speaks very ieebly, but il is
supposed he might live in his present condi
tion for many years, although it is evidont
his hold upon life must he very precarious, in
the most comfortable situation.
A coloured man was lately arrested in the
theatre at Alexandria, for a debt Of one dollar
The constable accompanied the black man to
get the dollar, bnt upon reaching that part of
the town which divides Virginia from the Dis
trict of Columbia, the black Informed the
constable that his authority now ceased, as
they were in Virginia; a scuf1e ensued, in
which the constable killed the black. Great
excitement prevails, from dispute whether
the man was killed in Virginia or the Dis
t,ct. as the affair took place near the lines.
A Virginia coroner's jury brought in the YER
dict Of q intentional murder.n The constable
has been committed to prison.
At the late muster at WesGeld, a Mr.. Pratt
was killed in quarrel, and negro man was
ran over and killed by the Albany stage
The former left wife and four children.
The barbarans who shot the Elephant in
Rhode Island, some time since, have escaped
punishment, the owner of the animal having
compromised the matter. TN.
Conuiction.--S ylvanus Wells, late Presi-
dent, and Oliver Forward, late Cashier,of the
Niagara Bank, were convicted at the recent
sitting Of the Circuit Court at Buffalo, for a
conspiracy to defraud the Bank.
A regiment was ordered TO muster at Palm.
er. on the 18th inst. The brigade and regi.
mental officers were on the ground, but not a
soldier appeared The colonel who issued
the order had not been commissioned.
A Kentucky paper contains a notice, by q
committee appointed for the purpose, that a
free Barbecue and Dance will be given al
Frankfort, to which ladies and gentlemen arc
invited to attend, and forget the animcsitie:
excited by the recent election.
Gen. Jones has been elected to the North
Carolina Nouse of Commons, against his ex'
press wish nay, he even went about election
eering against himself, but was quite unsuc'
cessful.
Force of EdurGtion.-A young Turk, whom
tor,nne threw on our shores, was solicited e
remain with us, and 10 learn the English Ian
guage, but without effect. He wasIextrcmc
g., anxious 10 return to his native country, anC
was rather averse to learning the English Ian
ruaae. lest he should become prey TO our re-
igior, which, he said, If he imbibed, 0outf
prore mortal"
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D7[en.

In this town, on the Goth ult. Polly Paine
wife OF Gideon Paine, aged Al. Printers in
Maine Gl1d .Neic-Hcn,psItre are requested IL
insert The adore.
In Leicester, on the 25th ult. George Ed.
win, SON Of George Earle, aged months.
IT, Rutland, on the gath alt. Mr.. Emory II,
Newton, aged II
In Wmchendon, on the | 9Th ult. Mrs Cath
aged 81. Printers an Boston and Ifallowell
are requested 10 insert this death.
IN Oxford, on the Gath ult. Capt. Solomon
Howe, aged 81, Printers IN Name, .Neu-
Hampshire and Verrnont, and an Dedhdn, are
requested 10 a,lse1 this death.
In Oxford, on the 23d ult. after short i'll
ness, Charles Sumner, son of Mr.. Josiah Glea-
son, aged 3 years and months.
In Chesterfield, IN. H. on the 18th ult
Bradford White, son of widow Elizabeth
White, aged &c.
10 Greenfield, on the 18th inst Capt. Isaac
Newton, aged re.
In Greenfield, Mrs. Abigail Barnard, relict
of Samuel Barnard, Esq. formerly of Deer
field, and for several years a resident in Mont.
gomery, VT. aged so years.
In New Bedford, Captain John Rowland,
in the 84th year Of his age.
In Fairhaven, Mr.. Abraham Shearmau, il
the 22d year of his age.
In Thomaston, Me. on the 2lst ult. JOSEPH
Sprague, Esq, Counsellor at Law, aged So
gentleman greatly beloved for his virtues
and piety.
In Dublin, IN. H.) July %, MIR. Nathanie
Bciknap, formerly of North Brook6cld, agct
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct. s, 1896
To the JYidolc and Heirs Of ELPHALET PEAR
SON, LII. d. late Of Harvard, an sad County,
deceased, and TO all others concerned an The
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited TO APP
Il pear IF YOU see fly at the Court of Pro.
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said County,
on the first Tuesday in November next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, to show cause why the
instruments, which purport to be the last Will
mud CodiciIs of said deceased, should not be
approved and you will be heard thereon:
NArHL PAINE, J. Prob.
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.H- ing been previously attached on mesne
process.) and will be sold at Public Vendue,
at Archibald Blacks Inn, in Barre, on Satur-
day, the ,wenty-eighth day of October next, at
three OF the clock, in the afternoon, all the
Right in Equity which JAMES w. JENKINS
has to redeem the Farm which he now lives
on, situated about three and d half miles west
of the Westinghouse in Barre--hounded
southerly on land Of the heirs of Timothy Jen-
kns deceased, Beckwith land, so called. and
Otis Aliens land; north-w esterly by Allen,
John Carruth and Jonas Carruih's land |;
north-easterly by land of Samuel Clark and
the heirs Of Charles G. Chamberlain /; easter
Iy on land Of Joseph Jenkins containing about
on, hundred acres Of land, with dwelling
house ard other bulldogs thereon.
WILLIAM ROBINSON, ID. Sheriff,
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct. 5, 1896
To the Wido,o and Heirs Of DANIEL KNIGHT
late of Phillipston, an said County, &C.
ceased, and 10 all others concerned m me
Estate Of said deceased, GREEFiNe.
YOU are hereby cited to appear Il
you see fit at the Court of Probate 70 I; DC
holden at Tempeton, in said County, on me '1,ru
Tuesday in October inst at ten Of the CLOCK, pe'
fore noon, to show cause why the Accounlso ., .ne
Administration oil said Estate should NOT DC S''o"'
ed and YOU will be hears, thereon pI
- NArHr. PAINE, J. Proedfe'
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[For the Massachusetts spg.l


The Harrard Pilgrim Society held their An
nual Festival on The lIth ult. on the north
shore of Bear Hill Pond, Maj. Jonas John
sen presided, assisted by Mr.. Leonard Edger-
ton. After dinner, the following, among 9TH
Ar sentiments, were given:
BY the President 81! the day,
The Harrard Pilgrim Socicty.-May they
continue their pilgrimage till all arrive at that
happy country where feaslns will be without
end.
BY Maj. John Gerry,
The wilderness, once the habita.ion of saw
age man and lerocious beasts, now blooming
like the rose, aud Astounding with every coed
thing.
by Mr. Nehemiah B. Willard,
Oar festival day, the most social among the
365.
BY Mr.. Samuel Sprague,
Enemies to ou' feslival-may they, like Ju-
das, repent of their folly, but be careful not TO
hang themselves.
or Religious services will be per
formed in Boylsron, on Sunday next, by Rev.
Mr.. Baliou Of Boston, or Rev. MIR. White
more of Cambridgepogt.
Joseph Davis ir. Esq. is appointed Post Mas
Ter of Northboro', rice Gill Valentine resigned.
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Masonic.

FENHE Worcester County En-
81 campment of Knights Ten,ptdrs, will
convene at their hall 10 Holden, on Thursday,
the 18th of Oct. at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
The Members are requested 10 give their
punctual attendance.
BY order Of The NJ. e. G. c.
DAVID DAVIS, Recorder.
October 4, 1896.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office. Sept. 81, 1896.
TO The Heirs of ELIJAH THAYER, iats Of
Milford, in said County, deceased, and 10
all Others concerned IN the Estate Of said dc.
ceased, GREETING
y on are hereby cited TO appear Gil
you see fp at the Court of Probate to be b,
holden at Uxbrdgc in said County, on the fourth
Tuesday in November next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, 10 show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last VIII and Testament
Of said deceased, should not be approved; ana you
will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
By order ofthe Hon. Judge.
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n ,s' nst' and occupies 23-l00 acre of LAND
. ue.onsihg TO said heirs, for which we award
~ :. "a Damages, for the reasons aforesaid.
Sd'd Canal then passes over a portion oi
1ndr ne, scott Cspron's land 100 chains n
III III L.,nta Massachusetts Turnpike Road in
oAofiase, and occupies about d. 9Th, of an
a''s % land, for which we award him nothing
~ damages; il then continues across said
'uihP'Ke about 1-2 chain in width. for which
" we award the Ninth Massachusetts Turnnilxe
oosp 0 nothing in damages, provided The
SOU = 'nai Company build and maintain good
road. N"i !" saiu
ne location over the land Of tho several
persons aforesaid, averages l, so chain in width
IN all cases where the owners of land are
t col OH rom their watering places by the Ioca.
.,ol ana construction of the Canal aforesaid.
they shan have right to draw from said Ca.
nai' oy laden or wood pipes into troughs. wa
tef sulncent for their stock, and no more.
All Which is respectfully submitted.
"NATHL. P. DENNY,
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, in.
SAMUEL DAMAN.n
"0rces'e', IS. September 25, 1926.
! certify that the foregoing is copy
o. OF the oTdtr of said Court, upon the Report Of
'ne SaiH Commissioners, and oftheir Report.
ABiJAH BlGELOW, CLERK.
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GROCERIES.

ST. Croix and N. E. Rum;
Hollands Gin, and Brandy;
Columbia Whiskey;
6. Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines
Molasses; Lump and Brown Sugars;
Hyson, Hyson Skin, souehong, Young Hyscn,
and Poachong Teas;
Rice; Coffee; Nutmegs; Gloves;
Raisins; Pimento; Pepper; Pearlash; Cassia;
Tobacco; Bar Soap; Coarse and Fine Salt;
Cod Fish; Mackerel:
Spanish and American Cigars;
Id. Cd. Sd. l0d. and god. Cut Nails.
ALSO
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE.
Worcester, Oct. a, 1926. Swis
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SarrGcc.

n Bolton, on the LIST inst. by Hon. silas
Holman, Mr. John G. Brown TO Miss Mar.
garct K. Oliver, both Of Boston.
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Orafor60e
THE Worcester Harmonic Soc;.

Y'HE Worcester Harmonic .Soci.
fy propose having an ORAToRIO in
the south clearinghouse. on Wednesday, the
I'm OF octoocr, consisting of Anthems, Du-
etts, Sacred Songs, &c.
Tickets of admission may be had at the
Bookstore of Dorr & HowlGnd, at the Store ~
DANIEL HeyacOod & Co. and at the Bar Of
HayneS's Hotel.
Or Doors open at half past 5, and per.
formances commence at o CLOCK, precisely.
By order Of the Trustees,
Fl. w. MILLER, Sec'v.
Worcester, Sept. 80, 1926. 2w
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Notice as hereby Givcn,
RNHAT the Subscriber ba

FHVHAI the OuDsCTIUtT D0'
a been duly appointed AdminlstrStor ."
the Estate of AMOS COLLINS, late OF south
borough, in the Couaty Of Worcester De-
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust bS
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons IN
debted to said Estate are hereby called upon %
make immediate payment; and siithose to wh o.,
said Estate is Indebted are requested to exmp
their demands for settlement ,,rr,>,
scarborough, Oct 3, 1896
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Notice.
vi asOnic.
vEVHE public ceremonies Of the

yEVHE public ceremonies of the
a Conservation of Dorac Lodge, in South,
bridge, and the Installation of its Otficers Will
take place al the New Westinghouse, on
Wednesday, the 18Th inst. An Grafton will
be delivered by Br. Linus Child, Esq. The
Brethren will assemble at the Hall of Br.
Rea'y at O'clock; the procession will be
formed precisely at 10 O'Clock. The Mem
hers Of the Fraternity generally, with their
appropriate Masonic Badges and Clothing,
and the Rev. Clergy in the vicinity, are re-
spectfully invited to attend. Arrangements
will be made for the accommodation OF La
dies.
Entertainment by BIZ. Healy.-Tickets for
Gentlemen, 81 :00-ior Ladies, so cts.
Per order,
HORACE whitaker, Chairman
of Comminee Of arrangements.
Southbridge, Oct. 2, a. L. 1926.
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passing thereon, wi thont the pen nission of :
Marshal. No regar d is to be had to the time
IN which any piOugl ing shall be done within
30 minutes the go ainess of til work, anc
not the time III whicm it is dones being the OBJ.
ject Of the Premiums
6. Animals must be in ihe Pens before 8
O'Clock, A. NJ. and aust moi DC removed until
3 O'Clock, p. M. wit!soot the permission Of q
Marshal. All manuf ac.nred Articles, curious
Imple nents Of Husbsuosiry, and rare PRODUCTS
Of the Field, win be exhibited in the Agricul-
turai Hail in the Tow n-Ifonse, from o'clock,
A. NJ. until O'Clock, p n. unless sooner re-
Inov ed by permission Of the Committee of Ar
engagements.
2. Each Committee will make and publish
such other Rules as they may find necessary
in the discharge OF the tyust assigned to them,
and all persons concerned will conform there
TO. Violations OF all Rules will be vigorously
prosecuted according to the provisions oil law.
8. The Trustees will be in session at Mr..
Stockwcirs Inn, at O'clock, A. N. for the
admission Of Members, and the transaction of
all necessary business. The Society will
move in procession, precisely at 10 o'clock, 10
the South Meeting House, where Prayers will
be offered, and an Address delivered. The
names of gentlemen appointed Judges, and
other arrangements, will then be announced.
8. The Premiums Will be awarded in the |
Meeting House, al 5 O'Clock, P. NJ.
'0&5~ Public Dinner viii be provided at
the Town Hall. Tickets, at rs cents each,
will be delivered at the Bar of Stockwelps !
Inn.
By order Of The Trustees Of The Worcester
4ns;c oTlya fryIC IA,
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Joseph Davis ir. Esq. is appointed Post Mas
Ter OF North5oro', rice Gill Valentine resigned
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Fo1lttraI.
MIR. d.4Y'S ADDRESS.

When the Secretary Of State was recently
passing though Virginia, a public dinner
was given hin at Lewisburgh. at which, on
being toasiedhe delivered an address. from
which we mike the following extracts:
The public service which have rendered
my country, y,ur too favorable opinion Of
which has prompted you to exhibit these de-
monsirations your esteem, has fallen far be-
low the measIrc of usefulness which should
have been happy to have filed. | claim for
il only the humble merit of pure and patriotic
intention. sub as it has been, | have not
always been 0rtunate enough 10 give salts
faction TO every section, and to all the great
interests of or country.
When an attempt was made TO impose up
on a new Stata, about to be admitted into the
Unien, restrictions Incompatible, as thought,
with her co-tqual sovereign power, | was
charged in the north with being too partial to
the south, ant as being friendly to that I'M
fortunate condition of slavery, of the evils OF
which none arr more sensible than | am.
Al another period, when believed that the
industry Of this country required some protcc-
ton against the selfish and contracted legisla-
tiVr, - N,tvIz.r powers, anu constitute 1t a
certain and safe source of supply, in all ext
gencies; the charge against me was transpos-
ed, aud was converted into foe of southern,
and an infatuated friend OF northern and west
crn interests.
There were not wanting persons, in every
section Of the Union. in another stage Of our
history, to accuse me Of rashly contributing to
the support ofa war, the only alternative left to
our honor by the persevering injustice Of a
foreign nation. These contradictory charges
and perverted views gave rue no concern. be-
cause was confident that time and truth
would prevail over all misconceptions and
because they did rot impesch my public in
tesrity. But confess was not prepared to
expect the aspersions which have experience
ed, on account Of a more recent discharge OF
public duty. My situation, on tho occasion
to which ] refer, was most peculiar and ex-
traordlnary, unlike that Of any other Ameri-
can citizen, Cne of the three candidates fol-
the Presidency, presented to the choice OF the
House OF Representatives, was out ofthe ques-
ton, for notorious reasons now admitted by
all. Limited as the competition was to the
other two, had to choose between States
man, long experienced at home and abroSd IN
numerous civil situations, and Soldier,
brave, gallant, and successful, but mere sol
der, who, although he also had filed several
civil offices, had quickly resigned them all
frankly acknowledging, in some instances, ms
incompetency to discharge their duties.
1t has been said that had some difference
es with the present. Chief Magistrate at Client
1t is true that we did not agree on one OF Tho
many important questions which arose durln!
the negotiations ia that city, but the differ
cnce equally applied to our present Mintste
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! be advanced, or what public evils may be a.
veHed, under its guidance, there are persons
VINO would make general, indiscrimate, and
intermInsble opposition. This is not fit oc-
casion, Dor perhaps am a fit person, to enter
upon yindicatfon of its measures. But
hope shall be excused for asking what meas
ure OF domestic policy has been proposed or
recommended by the present Executive,
which has not its prototype in previous acts or
recommendations of administrat ions at the
head of which was a citizen Of Virginia
IAN The liberal and high minded people of
this state condemn measures emanating from
citizsn Of Massachusetts, which, when pro-
posed by Vi-ginian, commanded their ex-
press assent or silent acquiescence, or to
which, ifin any instance they made opposi-
.lon, II was respectful, limited, and quai6eds
The present administration desires only 10 be
Judged ny its measures, and invites the strict
asi @ss~ti'Iy aIIu ne most watcnIuI vigilance
on the part of the public.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept. 6, 1926
70 The Heirs Of PATIENCE BARNES, late Of
North BTookfeld, IN said County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned a.. he Estate
Of sad deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear Gf
you see ft) at the Court of Probate to he
holden at Brookieid, in said County, Oh the
ioarth Tuesday in October next. at ten Of the
clock, before neon, TO show cause why he ln-
strument, which purports to be the last " III and
Testament of said dcce ased, should not be APP
proved and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept. 6, 1926.
To The Creditors aud Heirs Of ENocH Brown,
lafe Of Lunenburg, an said County, dcceas-
ed, and 10 all others concerned an the Estate
Of said deceased, GREETING.
you are hereby cited to appear (if
you see fit) at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the
first Tuesday in November next. at one of the
clock, after noon, to show cause why the fur.
Their account of the Administration OF said Es-
tate should not be allowed, and further Divi-
dend made to the Creditors, whose claims have
been allowed and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Probate.