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DtfU.

In Shrewsbury, on the 9th inst. Mr.. George
NJ. Merriam, aged %.
In Marlborough, Mrs. Hazadiah Wyman,
relict Of the late Mr.. John Wyman, aged "a.
In scarborough, Mr.. Amos Collins, aged
43 years.---On the 4th inst. Miss Mary New
ton, only daughter OF Mr.. Lyman Newton,
aged 7 years. Printers an Vernont and .Ne,v-
Hampshire are requested 10 insert THIS death.
In Brookfeld, ON the 9TH inst. Mr. Phiuehas
Tyler, aged SO.
In North Broolfeld, Capt. Penuel Bowen
Rogers, aged 81.
In Petersham, on the 30th ult. Mr.. Philip
Spooner, aged 90.
In Gardner, on the 25th ult. Mr. Jonathan
Bancroft, aged 76.
In Oxford, Miss Della Rockwood, aged 10.
In Holden, on the 7th ult. Elizabeth smith
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Demond, aged L;
months.
In Templetoo, on the 9Th inst. Eliza-Ann
daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Parker, aged 9 year
and 8 months.----Miss Deborah Lamb, age,
39.---Mrs. Mary Earbanls, wife of joshu;
Farbank, aged 70.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ColombiG.-lt may be concluded from
present appearance, that the power OF
General Paez has declined rs suddenly
as it rose, and that by the same means.
viz. the feelings of the army. The
battalion which be ordered from Cara
cas-, promptly disobeyed him, and
marched TO join Gen. Burmudez; So
that the army, in which he boasted, and
TO which he appealed to decide the
question lie urged on the government,
have turned against him. If he has SO
much faith in the doctrine that nigh, is
right, he will now have an opportunity
TO show il by submission.
In "Travels in Norway, Sweden.
Denmark, Hanover, Germany, Neither
lands, &c. by William Rae Wilson, Esq.
F. S. A, London, 1885," speaking Of
the Swedish Kings Palace Of Rosen-
berg, the author says =" 10 one of the
rooms are ranged a number Of busis o!
distinguished public characters, such as
Washington and others''-and little
further on, GA copy Of the Declaration
y 1HuePttuCHCC " 'iHCtT1CG, SuDSCflDPG
by her patriots, is hung up in frame.''
Californian occurrence is mentioned ir
the Jamaica papers, which iuculcates anew
the necessity Of caution in administering med
icine by unlearned persons. Mrs. Usher.
wood, finding two of her infant children indis
posed, administered tca-spoonful OF what
she supposed magnesia, between them; hui
shortly attorward the children became worse
and died. On examination it was found thai
the article was not magnesia, but tartar eneiic
and it was the opinion of the physicians called
in upon the occasion, that the deaths hat
been occAsioned solely by its operation.
The butchers at Aviguon, in the south o
France, have curious process of sllinning al
OK; air is thrown in under the skin by pa
! of bellows, which air is then forced forwarc
by beating the Inflated hide with clubs.
Desha's Trial-At the September term 0
! the Circuit Court at Cynthiana, Desha's case
was called, but some Of the witnesses being
absent, and Desha being unable to attend
it was continued until the March term.
Self .Mdn1tnliSSioa.--A Trinidad, in th,
course Of eighteen months, 10 slaves hay,
purchased their freedom, for which they paic
the sum of upwards of $4,000 of their owl
earnings, averaging $275 each.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct. 5, 1926.
To the WidoaO, Creditors, and Hears Of EZRA
ADAMS, late Of Brookfeld, an SAID COtsn-
ty, deceased, and 10 all others concerned in
The Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear, Gf
you see fit) at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the fist
Tuesday in November next, at one of the clock,
after noon, to show cause why the Account
of the Administration of said Estate should not
be allowed; and the balance of Estate decrecd TO
the Creditors, whose claims have been allowed
and reported and you will be heard thereon.
NArHL. PAINE. j. Probate.
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Worcester, SIS. October 2, 1925,
A ITACHED on mesne pro

a L ACHED on mesne pro.
L "A cess, and taken on Execution, and will
be sold to satisfy the same, at Public Vendue,
on Monday, the 18th day of November next,
8 o'clock, P. NJ. at the house of archibald
Black, in Barre, in said County-all the Right
in Equity which SlLAS BAKER has to re-
deem the following described mortgaged Real
Estate, viz.-the Farm on which said Silas
now lives, situated in the southerly part of
PhIlllpston, in said County, containing about
$50 acres, bounded northerly by land of Ste
Phen Nickerson's, southerly by land of John
Howe, easterly by land of Daniel Ware, and
westerly by land of Love Wilson and Abel Pr
per.-Also, the Orury Farm, so called, s;tuat-
ed in said Phillipston, containing about 10
acres, bounded northerly by land OF said Nick
ersoh' eas'erly by town road, southcrly by a
county road, and westerly by land of Sias Ba-
ker, SINCE deceased.-Also, one other piece Of
Wood-landy situated in said Phillpston, about
10 acres, bounded easterly by land of Daniel
Ware, southerly by lard Of James Baker, wes-
terly by land Of said Slas Baker.
SETH HOLDEN, D. .SHerz6.
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OrOGor1O
THE Worccster Harmonic Soci-

s'y propose having an ORATORIO in
the South Meeting House, on Wednesday, the
It'll of October, consisting Of Anthems. Du.
cts, Sacred Songs, &c.
Tickets of admission may be had at the
Bookstore of Dorr & HOWt0ad, al the Store OIL
Lanir Heyuood & Co. and at The Bar o.
Hagoes'S Hotel.
0E' Doors open at half past s, and per.
formances commence at 6 o clock, precisely.
By order Of The Trustees,
II. W. MILLER, Sec'g.
Worcester, Sept, so, 1926. 2w
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept IS, 1896.
To The Widoao, Creditors and Heirs oCJAMEs
JosIIN, late Of Loomiuster, in said County,
deceased, and 10 all others concerned IN the
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
see fit) at the Court Of Probate to be holden
nj Lancaster, in said County, on the third Tues
day in November next, at one of the clock after
noon. 10 show cause why the Accounts Of the
Administration OF said deceased's Estate shoulo
not be allowed; add YOU will be heard thereon
NATHL. PAINE, J. PROF.
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WOU are hereby cited to a

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct. 4, 1926.
70 The WidOW and Heirs Of DANFoRTH
KEVEs, late Of Western, an sad County, de-
ceased, and TO 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
in November next, at ten of the clock, 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.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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Ve1O and Fashionable
DRY GOODS
BURT & MERRTCK

! III "A We just opened, at tho
- - new Brick Store in Front-Street. a yer,
G}se assortment e1 of E.4LL& WINTER DRi
oOOO"' Which they offer for sale at alncou,
KINDS Of produce. u mus
! Supeffne, middling. and low priced hIack
oiIe' olive, and mix'd BRO.ADCLOTHS
ana Cs4SSIJMERES; - 49,
VINE, red, and Yellow Flannels:
scsiet liquid Flannels, and fgur'd Ratt;netts.
atan FIads Grecian Stripes and Caroline
Biae and Brown Camblets;
yam y Black and Fig'd Bombazetts:
NtA CaIicoes--G great rariety, and ne,O pat-
Lon'on Dresses-a new article;
i'lo ana stripe Batisie for Dresses;
i'Sw pix and Valencia. Nantes and Square
Cashmere and Prussian Shawls
biatk French and India Levsptines.
Italian and Taffeta G.utestrings
:. Synchaws and SaTsnets
India and French Satins
hlcl FIgur'd and Shaded Silks; Plaid and
Stipe Silks;
blaGl and Crimson Canton Grapes, and Cold
Maxim Grapes;
Wideand Narrow Bonrbsznes
Ladies Silk, Cotton, and Worsted Hosiery
and Iloves Of all kinds
Plain aid Fig'd Swiss Muslns;
Jaconet, Null, and Book Muslns; Stripe ard
Figa Muslins;
silk Cords and Habit Buttons-G great rd-
YieB;
swissMuslin Collars: Points and Bands, rsry
chGp;
Legbr1l Bonnets
Eteg7nt Thread Laces, and Thread Lace Col
LIS;
8oIbinett and Cotton Laces Linen Cambria
iandkerchiefs
Black, White, Green and Pink French Grapes
and Grape Lisse
upper. Noracian Working Cotton;
linen and Cotton Floss; Spool Thread;
Hemming's' Needles Patent Pins; Fine |
and Common Tapes Providence Working
Cotton;
)amask and Plaid Table Cloths;
furniture and Cambria Dmoties
}leached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings !
3ed-Ticks and Checks;
Horse Blankets.
French Pnper-Hdngings.
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Worcester, IS. October 2, 1926.
FESAKEN on Execution. (hay-

q ing been previously attached on mense
process.) and will be sold at Public Vendue,
at archibald Blacks Ian, in Barre, on Mon.
day, the 18Th day of November next. at
twelve O'Clock, at noon, all the Right in Eq-
uity which EZRA BAKER has to redeem the
following described mortgaged Real Estate,
viz.-the place on which he now lives. stu
ate on the west side of Barre common, con-
tanning one fourth of an acre, with the Build
inss thereon also about 10 acres of Wood
Land, situate in said Barre, bounded east by
II. P. Woods, north by land of Timothy
Morse, west by land of Luther Adams. Jr.
and south by land of Elijah Whiting; also,
about 10 acres Of Pasture Land, situate east
of said Barre Meeting House, bounded east
by land of Arson Bates, north by land Of
Morris Lincoln, west by land of Samuel
Gates, and south by the County road leading
from Barre TO Templetou.
SETH HOLDEN, ID. Sheriff.
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NNHE Subscriber offers for sale
q his Farm, in Brookfeld, South Parish,
containing nearly three hundred acres OF
choice Land, with good fences and we'll wa
tered; the Buildings are large, convenient.
and in complete repair, with almost eYery
other advantage that can be required in.the
selection of Farm. The price and condi-
mons will be such AS will be likely to please
the purchaser. For particulars, inquire of
ABRAHAM SKINNER, Esq. OF of the subscrib-
or, LIBERTY WALKER
Brook6eld, Oct. 8, 1926.
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A1rrtnn.

In Milford, by Rev. Mr.. Tucker, MIR. Henry
Ball 10 Miss Betsy Lincoln.
In New Srantree, Sept 25th, by the Rev.
John Fiske, Mr. William r. Dwight, of New
York, to Miss Mary w. Fiske, daughter Of
Rev. Mr.. Fiskc.
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The trials of persons in New ork,
charged with conspracies to delraud in
Bank and Insurance stocks, make but
slow progress. Ii is near Two weeks
since they commenced, and, by the last
accounts, il appeared that, but small
portion of the witnesses, on the part Of
The prosecution, had yet been examined.
The Jury complained severely of the
restraint under which they were put,
not having been permitted, for the first
week, TO separate. The Judge has
since consented to let them visit their
families. an hour or two in the morning,
each one in the custody of an officer
The Court has prohibited the publca-
Tor Of the testimony, or any comments
on If. till the trials shall have been com
pieted.
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POLITICAL.

The Hcrkimer Convention in .Ne1s. York has
nominated William b. Rochester for the opposing
candidate to Gov. Clinton. lie is at present Sec
gelary of the Panama mission, and is a decided
friend of the National Administration. Gen.
Pitcher. of Saratoga, a friend to the Admnistra.
zion, is nominated for Lieut.. Governor
The war of words RACES violently in New.Jer
sey, particularly on the part of the Jacksonites,
who are exceedingly Incorporate in their Lam
guage. Both parties claim the majority. The
test was tried day before yesterday, by the cleo.
ton Of members of Congress, and in few DAYS
We shall have the result
So far as returns have been received in Ma
ryland, there has been but one change in the
delegation to Congress from that State That
has been the choice of an Administration man in
she place of - Peter, tbc present incum.
bent, who is a lacksonite.
The vote Of Indiana on the Presidential cleo.
ton was given to Gen. Jackson Two out of
three of the Representatives we're opposed at
the late election, expressly on that ground, and
Administration candidates are chosen in tn eli.
stead.
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Worcester, So. October 9, 1926.
A TTACHED on mesne pro

IA cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold at Public Verdue, at the inn of Capt.
Jonathan Whiinlan's, in Westminster, the
3lst Gay Of October, instant, at one o'clock,
P. Mall the Right in Equity that JONAS
HOLDEN has to redeem his morgaged Real
Estate, situated in the north part OF said west
minister, about three miles from the north
Meeting House, and about half mile from
the Methodist Meeting House and the North
Branch Turnpike Road; containing about for
ty-six acres Of good Land, and Buildings there
on. HENRY COOLIDGE, ia. ID. sag.
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Commissioners Notice.

yN1HE Subscribers having been
p appointed, by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Julge Of Probate for the County Of Worcester,
Commissioners, TO receive and examine the
claims of the several creditors TO the Estate OF
WALTER CLAFLIN, late of marlborough,
in said County, deceased, represented iusol-
vent, do hereby. give uotice--that Six Months,
from the ftth dav of September last, are allow
ed said creditors 10 bring in and prove their
claims, and that we will attend to the duties
Of our appointment, at the house of Benjamin
.Mutlroe, iHnholder in said Marlborough, on
The first Mondays in December and January
next, from one to six O'clock, r. NJ. on each
Of said days. JOSEPH DAVIS,
LOVETT PETERS.
Marlborough, Oct. 10, 1926.
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His Excellency JOHN QUfNcY ADAMS,
President Of the United States.

SiR-As a Committee of Citizens OF
the town Of Worcester, we have the
honor TO express to you the respect
they feel for your private character,
and the grateful sense they entertain OF
the long continued, faithful, and imror-
tant services you have rendered TO our
common country, more especially in the
high and responsible Office you now sus-
tain, as Chief Magistrate of the nation,
and 10 present TO you an invitation to
Public Dinner on Thursday next.
We avail ourselves of the present oc-
casion to assure you of The high consid-
GRAFTON with which we are, Sir,
Your obedient Servants,
OLIVER FlSKE,
SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE,
GARDNER BURBANK,
STEPHEN SALISBURY, JR.
Worcester, October ., 1926.
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Road NOTICE.

Worcester, S.. October 4, 1926.
~ HEREAS "a Petition has
w been presented by IiEMAN STEBBINs
and others, TO the Commissioners of Highways
for said County, praying that new Highway
or County Road may be viewed, located, and
laid out, from near Amos Prfchard'S, in the
Wes Parish in Brookfield, and thence on the
soutlerly side of the old county road and the
Foster Hill, in the best and most practicable
direction, to the said county road, in the South
Parish in said Brookdeld, near the buryins
ground:-
Notice is hereby given, that the said
Commissioners will hold meeting, at the
house Of .4mos Prichard, in said BrookGeld, on
Thurday, the sixteenth day of November
next at nine O'Clock, in the forenoon, for the
purpose of viewing said proposed Road, and
adjUdcating and acting on said Petition, a.
gresably to the provisions of the statute, in
such case made and provided; when and
where all persons interested therein will be
heard thereon. JARED WEEP,
Chairman of said Conen1isS'rs.
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Worcester, IS. October 2, 1895.
A TTACHED on mesne pro

a TTACHED on mesne pro-
"a cess, and taken on Execution, ali the
Right in Equity which NICHOLAS BREARD
has to redeem his mortsaged Real Estate,
wherein he now lives, situated in the norther-
ly part of Charlton, near the Baptist Meeting
house, so called, in said town oil Charlton, and
the same will be scld at Public Vendue, at the
house of Joseph Lamb, innholderin said Charl-
ton, on Thursday, the ninth day Of November
next, at one o'clock, 10 the afternoon.
SAMUEL SMITH, ID. Sheriff
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The trial of Daniel Stone, which we
publish this day, is worthy Of perusal.
as Atiording another instance Of the fatal
effects of intemperance. To see a
young man in the vigor of youth, pre-
maturely cut off by violent death. in
flIcied upon him, too, by the hands of
his OWL tather-to see that father, bow
ed 6owll with The weight of years and
infirmity, arragned at the bar of his
country, for taking the life of his SON
and TO knew that, but for this degrading
and beastly vice, they might both Of
them now be filling their respective
stations in society, honorabIy and re-
specially, would, one might suppose,
he sufficient 10 cause such, as have en-
Tered on the d0wn-hil road of intemper-
ance, TO pause and reflect. Yet 1t is
true, lame ntably so, that when the cita-
del is once surrendered, when the VIC
Tim has overcome all regard to his own
character, and consented TO sacrifice his
domestic peace, and the welfare of his
family, there is little hope that any 9th.
er considerations will lead TO a refor:na-
tlon. TINS Is an enemy which must be
met at The threshold, and there resist
ed, or little hope remains. Touch
not, taste not, handle not" should be
tie motto Of every one, who finds an
appetite for ardent spirits growing upon
MN. 1t is thus, and thus only, that he
can hope 90 escape the tremendous evil,
which overshadows our land, and which
has overwhelmed thousands in IRENE.
d.atIe ruin and disgrace.
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or For Sale, ar to Let, II
TEVHE House, Store, and Out

g Buildings, occupied by the Subscriber,
in Holden, mile west Of the Meeting
house, in the centre of growing population
aud good neighborhood. The Buildings are
two-story brick house, we'll finished and con-
venient Barn, and all other necessary Out
Buildings, and about five acres of excellent
Land. .4Iso, near by, few acres of good
Wood. land, if wanted. The whole may be
purchased on reasonable terms, for cash or APP
proved creditor will be let for fe~ years.
Possession given the first Of April, or sooner, ii
desired, DENNIS DAVIS.
Holden, Oct. Z, 1926. 3wiss3teow
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GROCERIES.

st. CrOlX and n. E. Rum;
hollands Gin, and Brandy;
columbia Whiskey;
/. Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines;
lolasses; Lump and Brown Sugars;
Tyson, Tyson Skin, souchong, Young Tyson,
and Poachopg Teas;
tics !; Coffee; Nutmegs; Gloves;
taisins Pimento Pepper; Pearlash Cassis
Tobacco; Bar Soap; Coarse and Fine Salt;
God Fish; Mackefel:
spanish and American Cigars;
Id. cd. Cd. l0d. and god. Cut Nails.
ALSO
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The Supreme Judicial Court, which COM
menoed sitting in this town on the Sd inst.
continues in session. There were twelve in
dictments found by tho grand jury, on eleven
of which the prisoners pleaded guilty. 1t be-
ing the annual law term, there heve been no
trials on civil ACTIONS.