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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

A man apparently deranged, is at the house
Of Mr.. Drake, in Almond, Allegheny Co. N.
Y. He has rifle and pocket book, on which
are marked Simeon Elliot From the papers
in his possession, it appears that he was form
erly fren Sutton, Mass
man, said to be native of Scotland, aged
one hundred and four years, lately walked from
New York to Paterson, 16 miles, in quest of
WORK. and is now engaged in weaving.
penknife, say the papers, was lately found
in hogs /" fore shoulder" The case is moi
so wonderful as would be the discovery of n
hogs "hind shoulder"
1t appears by memoranda kept ut Windsor,
W. that nine feet Si1 inches of snow fell in that
place, during the months of December, Janua-
~, February and March. Fify-ninc inches fell
IN January. So much snow fell in New Ips-
wich and vicinity on Tuesday, the LIST inst.
that the drifts in the road were several feet
deep.
~. according to a statement in the New York
Times, It appears that in the last Congress,
consisting of el6 members, there were eighty
seven bachelors and twenty-f -four widowers,
making majority of tho whole. In the SEN
ate inc majority 10 more fearful, no less than
two-thlrds of the 4S members heinz ,v;dowors
or bachelors. In the House Of Observation-Disclosures
there arc lS7 lawyers, 90 physicians 4 cIorgv-
ipen, y farmers, and but S merchants.
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ECLlPSE.

TENHE elegant full blood Bull Eclipse will
II stand this season in Charlton and Wor-
cester, commencing at Col David Lathe's
stable in Charlton the first week in MAY, and
the second week in May in Worcester, ex-
changing stands Mondays of each week at Z
O'Clock A. NJ. through the season, which will
end at Charlton the 30th July.
ECLIPSE is direct descendant from the fin
est blood in England his sire the celebrated
bull Eclipse, and his dam Flora, were selected
and imported by Henry w. Hills, ESQ. from
AYRSHIRE in Scotland, in October, 1922 in the
ship Camillus, Norman Peck, Master, and OBJ
tanned the first premium at the Hartford Coun-
ty Cattle Show. Flora giving "a quarts milk
per day, making Ia lbs. butter per week
EcLIPsE is two years old the Cd day of this
month good temper fine form, handsome red
interspersed with some white, is of the full
blood Ayershre or improved short horn breed.
and combines the valuable properties for work,
beef and milk.
The subscriber will permit Cows to come to
him at the moderate price of SO the season,
payable list October next, and gives this public
notice that persons disposed may avail them
selves of this favorable opportunity of improv-
ing their stock. RALPH WATSON
May l6. coSw20
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YOUNG OLIVE BRANCH.

W DUNG OLIVE BRANCH was sired by
III Young Othello, who was formerly owned
by Benjamin Howe, of Petersham, is beauti-
full bright bay, Is hands high and is years
old He viii stand this season for Mares at
the following places, commencing his route on
the 2lst May.--He will be at Royalston Fac
torys on Mondays; at Bullock's in Royalston,
on Tuesday at Prestons, in Athol, on Wednes-
day; at Fosters, in Potcrsham, on Thursday
at Townships, in Temploton, on Friday; at
Goulds, in Phllipston, on Saturday. The
above route will be continued until the 31st
July.-The above mentioned Horse will leave
his several stands at 3 o'clock, p. M. Terms
are SO the leap S. for the season.
ASA II. BALDWIN.
Phillipstol, May 16
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

FENHE subscriber has opened Shop nearly
a opposite the Bank, for the purpose of car
rylng on the business of CHAISE TRIM
MING and HARNESS MAKING, in all its
various branches. He will manufacture HAIR
NESSES, of all descriptions, of the best Of
Stock, and in the most workmanlike manner.
10 All kinds of REPAIRS done with neat
ness and despatch.
Also, at said Shop may be found good as.
sortnent of Travelling, Common and Fancy
TRUNKS, BAGS, MILITARY EQUIP
MENTS, &c. &c.
uP For specimens of his work, the puplic are
invited to call and examine for themselves
WILLIAM LEGGATE.
Worcester, May Is.
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BOARDING SCHOnI-

MAfAh EARLE, in connection with her
81 sisters, proposes opening BOARDING
1S,h ior females in Leicester, on the
= For Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. English
Grammar, Geography, History, Elements Of
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy, incIu,dna
6oard' Washing, Books and Stationary. pef
=; Gual.er, loi X Weeks) s25, payable quarterly
For the French Language, Rudments Of
Latin' Fantlng by Theorems on Velvet and
SATIN, 90. on Paper and Wood, and WORKING
Lace, - each, extra, Books, &c not included
PERSONS wishing to place their daughters in
a healthy part of the country are informed
that the Pupils in this School will be constant,
~ under the care and superintendent Of their
instructors, and that every exertion will he
made Tor their accommodation and improve.
g Letters, post paid, will be promptly at
Leicester, (Mass.) mo. 9, 1897. ewis19
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G FRESH DRUGS

ME Subscriber offers for sale, at Nos. 10
n aud Is. Bowdoin-Row, Cours. stseef.
5000 lbs Epson Salts,
1000 lbs. Gum Arabic,
GEO lbs. LiquoTice Root,
AGO lbs. do. Extract.
800 lbs. Carb. Soda, (Freachl
7c0 lbs. Pink Root,
600 lbs. Refined Camphor,
bbls. cold expressed Castor oil,
AGO lbs. Turkey Rhubarb,
600 his Gum Guaiac,
500 lbs. SIENNA,
400 lbs. Peruvian Bark,
- casks Phials, assorted,
600 lbs. Orange Peel,
600 lbs. Aloes, (Cape Of Good Hope
500 lbs. Balls. Copaiva,
1000 lbs. Flo Sulphur,
1000 lbs. Gauber Salts,
cases Opium,
do. Gamboge,
do. real Cologne Water,
40 groce Grenville's Chem. Ink pow;es.
1000 bottles do. do. do. LIQUID.
Q casks real Mozambique Columbo,
i.bale Quillsd Bark Of Loxa, imported
the present season, and warranted
genuine.
Together with an extensive and general as.
sortment Of Drugs AMI Medicines, which are
offered at unusually lOw prices, for cash or
credit A. T. LOWE.
Boston, March ~. eo6tis12
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CHANDLER g. OLNEY
"AVE Just received fresh supply of
IL g o Cd $, which together with their

AVE Just received fresh supply Of
II GOOD s, which together with Their
former stock, makes handsome assortment:
CONSISTING Of
Western Canal FLOUR, of a superior quail
ty, very low st. Croix and w. |. RUM Cog
mac BRANDY; Holland GIN; American do.
n. Z. RUM Havana Brown, Havana White,
New Orleans & Loaf SU GAR Hyson, Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong TEAS !;
Lisbon, Port, Malaga, Dry Malaga, Sicily and
French Madeira WINES Peppermint, Win
tergreen, Annisecd &, Cinnamon CORDIALS;
Mnscatel and Malaga RAISINS; SPICES, Of
different kinds; Ginger; Figs; Prunes; Al
monds, shelled and unshelled Pea Nuts Fill
berts; Oranges & Lemons; Chocolate; Shells
st. Domingo and Java COFFEE Rice To-
6acco; MOLASSES; Spanish and American
Cigars; Table Salt Turks Island and St.
U6es do; Lamp Oil; Mackerel,-an various
other articles usually kept in Grocery Stores. I
III All those who are fond of choice articles,
VIII find it to their advantage to call
Worcester, May TO-
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, May Q, 1897.
10 he Heirs Of SARAH GLEASON, late Of Pc
tosham, IN said Cousty, deceased, and TO all
others concerned IN The Estate Of said deeeGs-
ed, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n. see fly at the Court of Probate to be hold, n
at Worcester, in said County, on tho first Tues
day in June next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument,
which purports to be the last Will and Testa.
ment Of said deceased, should not be approved /;
aud YOU will be heard thereon.
GOV NATHL. PAINE, J. PROD.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY.

ME Censors for the Second Medical Dis
tr'et, will meet at the house of L. LILLEY
Innholder IN Worcester, on WEDNESDAY.
me 2Uth day Of June merit, at nine O'Clock, A
M. for the examination of candidates for the
practice of Physic and Surgery.
Gentlemen who intend presenting themselves
Tor examination, will give notice by leaving
thor names with the Secretary previous to
meeting b. F. HAYWOOD, Sec'ry.
Worcester, May 16, 1927. 4wS0
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MEDICAL SOCIETY

VE ME members ofthe MASSACHUSETTS MED
II IcAL SOCIETY, FOR the Districs of Wor-
cester, are notified that the annual meeting Of
said Society will be holden at the house Of l..
LILLEY, lnnholder in Worcester, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 20th Of juno merit, at ten o'clock,
A. NJ
1t is earnestly requested that all the Fellows
OF the Massachusetts Medical Society, resident
IN the County of Worcester, give their punctu-
al attendance
BY order Of the President,
b. F. HAYWOOD, Sec'ry
Worcester, May 16, 1897. 4w20
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~
fTSs@if Il that valuable Stand for Bust
Hmm ness in Ashburnham village, occa-
@z=AeE=ss@ pied by JOSIAH LANE, consisting of
q new and convenient Dwelling House, two
stories high, with fine Hall, good Barn and
other Out Buildings, and an excellent Saw
and Grist- Mill, with two sets of stones, about
thirty rods from the house, located on the on
ly permanently sufficient stream for business
in said town. There is no Grist-Mill near,
and, from its location and every other circum-
stance, this Mill is calculated to command the
principal grinding of the whole town. The
Saw-Mill is annually well stocked with logs
Lumber finds ready market at a high price.
The Buildings, Machinery and Dam are in
good repair. Possession will be given, if wish
ed, in June next. Terms of payment made
easy, with unquestionable security. The en-
terprising man, in possession of this Stand,
cannot, with common blessing, fail to make
himself opalent
viii also be sold in connexion with or with
out the above described Premises, that valua-
| bic WATER PRIVILEGE at the outlet of
Mount Hunger Pond, so called, situate about
q mile north of the above mentioned Premises,
with two good Dams, with ample privilege for
gravel and materials for repairing said Dams
whenever necessary. This is the first priv.
| lege, the key of the reservoir and fountain Of
! great waters, commanding and regulating all
below. A more eligible Privilege for the ap
plcation of water power for almost any pur.
pose, perhaps cannot be found in Worcester
County. good and satisfactory title will be
given. For further information and terms
please call on the subscriber in Templeton.
CHARLES w. WILDER.
/ MAY 16, 1927
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DIED.

DIED, "a
In sturbridge, April 6, Mr.. Jacob Shepard,
aged 78.-Printers in Nsao Hampshire are re-
queSted to insert this death.
In Boylston, on the Doth ult Miss Betsey
Flagg, daughter of Mr.. Stephen Flagg, aged
4o-On the 4th inst. widow Abigail Parker,
aged AZ.
In Boylston, April 81, Horace Kendall, son
Mr.. David Kendall, aged years and months
Printers IN Maine are requested to insert this
DEATH
In New Salem, on the 4th inst Mr. Lemuel
Macomber, soldier of the revolution, aged G6.
In Petersham, April 9 Sarah Gleason, relict
of Joseph Gleason, aged 80-On the 5th
INST Clarissa, daughter of Mr.. Curtis Gleason,
aged IL years.
In Dartmouth, on the 9th inst. Mr.. Pelep
Slocam, aged "a, brother of Hon Holder Sloes
cum.
In Rowley, Mr.. Robert g. Coffin, the Boston
Bard
In Westmoreland, MI on tho Both ult. wild
ow Elizabeth Holbrook, aged TO-
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
LIZ scriber hss been dqlg. appointed ExecueCr
CLAP, late Of Worcester, in the County OF
Worcester, hESq deceased, and has taken upon
himself thatikhst by giving bonds as the law di.
reefs, All pdssons indebted to said Estate, are
hereby called upon to make immed date pay ment:
and all those to whom said Estate i indebted,
are requested to exhibit their demands for set-
Element. TuEOPHs. WHEELER.
May 1, 1897. 20
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LATus's stable in Charlton the first week in
May, and the Cd week in May at Mr. L. LII
LEY's stable in Worcester, and remain there
one week, exchanging stands on Monday of
each week at o'clock, A.. NJ through the sea-
son, which will end at Worcester on the 23d
day of July next.
The HIGHLANDER is of the English and
Arabian breed of Horses of fine temper /;
eight years old the 10th day Of June last fif-
teen hands three inches high; Of a most beau
tiful dark dapple gray walks and trots re-
markably fast; is lofty and most powerful
Horse, and exhibits as much muscular strength,
elegant movement, and perfect symmetry of
form, as any horse in this country. He has
proved himself a sure foal getter. The Colts
sired by him possess large share of bone and
muscle. Great numbers of them are to be
seen in Connecticut which, for beauty, size
and activity, are unrlvalled Two of his 2years
colts took the two first premiums at the Cat
tie Show at Hartford in October, 1924, and
t have since been sold for more than $780, and
two other 2 years old mare colts, of his sirinr.
have been sold for more than $500; and two
others took the 2 first premiums in 1925. and
also four in 1896 at Hartford, and also at G ran.
by. The first premium of $50 was awarded
to tue Highlander by the Hartford County Ar-
/ ricultural Society also by the Hampshire
i Hampden and Franklin Agricultural Society
in 1928
PEDIGREE.
HIGHLANDER was sired by the noted Horse
Highlander, which was the son of Sample, thf
best blood in England) which was got by the
Arabian Horse, Vernon Arabian Highlander,
dam was one of the first blood mares, of DAP
pie gray, sired by the horse Gunpowder, own.
ed by Benjamin Perkins, Esq and bred by the
Rev. DR.. Perkins, from his full blood English
mare, which was bought in Virginia by the
Hon. jeremiah Wadsworth for $500 This
mare was sired by the famous imported horse
Eclipse from an imported mare. Eclipse was
sired by Eclipse, the most celebrated horse in
England, which never was known to have
been beat in running, and covered at 80 gum
cas- mare, and one guinea to the groom
Many of the most famous running horses in
England and America are descendants from
this horse. Gunpowder was sired by Whit
mans horse Obscurity, which was sired by Old
Obscurity, imported into Baltimore by Benia-
min Crockett; his dam was imported by Charles
Carol, and got by Selim his grand dam BY
Careless; his great grand dam by Cullen Ara
| bian.
TERMs-$G the leap, 50 the season, Sl2 to
insure with foal Cash or notes payable Isl
October next RALPH WATSON.
Charlton, May I6, 1927. eow8w
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To the Hon. Senate and Honsc
OF Representatives of the Commonwealth
Massachusetts -'--


of Representatives of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts,:
"a ME WORCESTER and F1rzwIl11A,r Tup,.
IA PIKE CoRroRAr1oN humblv renr,snnts
tnat they, according to the act of incorporation.
did make SAID turnpike road, and according t.
statute IN such case made, did erect a toll
gate On the line Of this Commonwealth. for the
purpose OF receiving toll according to such
statute; that for long time your petitioners
nave found the situation of said gate very in.
convenient and prejadicial to the Interests IF
said Corporation, insomuch as said oate i -.
uated at the extremity of said road the go
road commencing at said line of the Common
Gealtl, and extending to Templeton. in the
County OF Worcester that since the poL;n.r
OF sad road, number of saw mills have bea11,,
| erected near the same, and large quantities nj.
LUMBER are now transported great part of the
% oi saia TURNPIKE, to the great damage OF
sad road, tree OF toll, in consequence Of Inc
situation of said gate and further. At The
| same gate Is now received the toll of two Cor
poratIons, to wit the aboveuamed. and th,
F1tzwlllam Village Turnpike Cornorat;on
whereby great difficulty and inconyepiencs
arises, as well to your petitioners as to the IN,
nahltants on and near said road and said rate :.
| Wherefore your Petitioners pray, that iI,ev
may be allowed to move their said na1s f e..
the place where it now stands and erect !,
gate at or near the house of jacob Wales. of
Wlnchendon, lnnholder, with the privilege Of
receiving toll thereat, in the same way and
manner which they now by law receive toll of
the present gate. And as in duty bound SO
viii ever pray.
yONA CUTTING, JR .4geats and ms.
LlPHA FRENCH, rectors Of so;d
DAVID CoBLEIGH, Corporg,;Sn.
Templeton, February Ia, 1897.
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcUusrr.s
IN House Of Representatives, Feb. 81 1907
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered. THAI.
the petitioners cause an attested copy Of tbe;r
fetltion, with this Order thereon, to be served
on The Town Clerk of Winchendon. and NH
hshed in the National .E5gis and .NassacE,,ss,fs
,SPs, printed in Worcester, thirty DAYS. If less
before the first Wednesday of the first Sessfo,,
OF the next General Court, that all persons in
terested may then appear and shew cause. lif
any they have) why the prayer of said Petition
should not be granted
Read and accepted Sent up for concurrence
= WILLIAM c. JARVIS. Sneatcr
Read and concurred
| A true copy--Attest
PAUL WILLARD, Clerk of the Seaate
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CAUTION.

A THENEUM, or Spirit ofthe English Mag
IA azines, No. 75,--New Series containing,
as usual, a great variety of interesting matter.
Just received by c. HARRIS.
Worcester, May Is.
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MAKING. Miss s. begs leave to acknowledge
the patronage she has heretofore received, and
hopes by assiduity, and the possession of the.
latest Fashions, to merit continuance of the
same. West BoYlston, May 16.
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A Suggestions. The number of Represen
tatives to the General Court this year is unu
sually great. As they viii probably be pait
out of the Treasury, where it is understood
funds are at present rather low, we would
with due Difference suggest, that, in making uI
the payroll, their own wages should be reduc
ed in the same ratio that the just and Lega
claims of other people are cut doaon by the
Committee of Accounts. This would not on.
ly make saving to the State, but would af:
ford gratifying instance of their own disin-
terestedness.
New PERIODICALS. Nearly every mail
brings US some new publications for exchange
Among those recently received we have MOTTO
ed particularly the Morning Courier a daily
and semiweekly paper published at New York
and edited by Skillman, Brooks & Lawson,
the second of whom is well known to the pub
JIG as the writer of the poetical articles signed
Florio, which have had very general circula-
ton. The paper is handsomely printed, and
conducted with ability.
The .4rict is very handsomely executed
qua.to publication, recently commenced in
Philadelphia. 1t is accompanied by handsome
copPerplate engravings, and published every
other week at the low price of one dollar per.
annum. If it should continue to be conduct
ed with the taste of which it gives promise, it
can hardly fail of being well patronized Sub
scriptions received at this Office.
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JUST PUBLISHED, The United States
@ ReUicto and Literary GGzette, for Nav.

u HtUtOtU UHu LtIeTufy Udzettel Tor May.
CONTENTS.
REvIEw.-Kent's Commentaries on Ameri-
can Law; The Rivals of Acadia Matte Bruins
Universal Geography Offers Life and Re-
mains of DR.. Clarke. MIscELLANY-Craniol-
ogy. ORIGINAL PoETRy.-The Life of the
Blessed; Seaside Musings; Fancy; Another
Vision in Verse On seeing Child upon his
Mothers Grave in Tears CRITIcAL Norlc-
Es.-Thc Young Rihemans Comrade ), Fairy
Legions of Ireland Tales of Voyager to the
Arctic Ocean The Odd Volume. INTELLI-
GENcE. LIST OF New PUBLICATIONS..
OF Subscriptions received by C. HARRIS,
Worcester. May l6.
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or FRESH GOODS.
A. & C.. A. HAMILTON

- \ LII IL IL YIN
AVE received handsome addition ~
~ their former assortment which thew o0sr
at much lower prices than heretofore /: such as
pIaid and Striped Batiste, elegant patterns.
6atIste Ginghams Crayats,
Grape, Grecian and Muslin Dresses.
French and India Levantines,
Callcoes, IN great uGrietv,
Suk Nantes and Shawls,
valencia do. do
Linens, from IS cts to 81, IS per var5.
"A Bobbinet Lace do. Plain FootinG
Lace Edgings and Insertings.
Ladies and Gentlemens Gloves.
do. 40 Ha-:'
White and Mixed Linen DriIlinT.
Grandurills; Derry; Eankeensa
swiss, Null and Book Muslins.
q Swiss Cravats, uery fine.
Emitting Cotton and Pins Needles
GHheetings, Shirtings and Ginghams.
Umbrellas Parasols; Shoes.
w Cloths; Buckram PADDING.
Green French and Pressed Cranes
Black and White do. do do.
6-4, "A and "a Table Danask.
Artificial Flowers Hair Pins.
Also
YLST India GOODS and GROCERIES
Worcester, May 9. 3,y;s
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.MARRLED.

.Ns4RRIEL,
In Templeton, April %, by Rev. Mr.. Will
!ngton, DIR. Diodorus Underwood to Miss
Martha johnson, all of Templetop i
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May 16, 1927.

"a TO LET,-A small, but conven-
fsaRIssA lent Dwelling House, with a Black.
la5sEH smiths Shop, in good neighbor-
s=:ss~ hood for business, in the southwest
erly part of Templeton. A good workman,
with small family, would be we'll accommo-
dated at cheap rent. Apply as above.
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Wanted Immediately,

Worcester, IS. May II, 1897
A TTACHED on mesnc process, taken on
IN Execution, and will bo sold Mt Public
Venduo, at the Inn of Col Oliver Adams, in
Westminster, on MONDAY, the eleventh dan
Of June merit, at four o'clock, p. Mall the
Right in Equity that Capt. NATHAN MER-
lam has to redeem the following tracts of
Land, to wit the Farm on which he now
lives, situated in the easterly part of said
Westminster, Of which Elizabeth Waldo holds
a mortgage: another tract mortgaged to the
widow Elizabeth Holden, situated in the east
crly part of said Westminster also, another
tract mortgagcd to Abraham Wood and Benia-
min +. Wood, and is the east end of what was
formerly the Munioy Lot
HENRY COOLIDGE, in. d. Sheriff