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Worcester, IS.

worcester, IS.
A TTACIlED on mesne process, and takei
IA on Execution, and will be sold at Pull
lie Vendue, on MONDAY, the thirteenth dry
of August next, at Solomon How SLIM, in Ber-
lin, at three o'clock, afternoon-all the Right
in Equity THEODORE NURSE had in his
mortgaged Real Estate in sid Berlin on the
twenty-second day of February last-bounded
easterly and southerly on1and Of Levi Vince.
ler westerly on land Of Merrick Houghtot !;
northerly ON land of Laura Holt
JONAS BALL, ID. Sheriff
Southboro,' July Z, 1927. -21
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y worcester, So. Probate Office, JIv 2 1897.
rome W'dow, Creditors and He,rDf GEopaR
NJ MERRIAM, late Of Shrewsbury. an said
Couaty, deceased, and to all othgs ronosyned
IN re Estate cfsaid deceased, EREETTNa.
~ are hereby cited to appear. ~ Won
=! see Ut, at the Court Of Probat to be boIIen
=! Worcester, in said County, IN t5e O Srs,
as, "esday IN September next, at oneof The clock
,ha hoon, 70 show cause why th Accounts OF
ye allowed, and the balance of Este allow ~
'' Wicowto enable her to upholddh r." end
you will be heard thereon. NC : anu
g NATHr. PAINE, J. Pro5.
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NOTICE, is hereby given, that the sub
a. 80 se,Ioer has been duly appointed Administra.
late OF GibbonsviIIe, in the State If New V.'nn
deceased, and has taken upon himself that trms,
oy giving bonds as the law directs. All nersons
indebted to said Estste are hereby called unnn
70 make immediate payment; and ali those ia -,
whom said Estate Is indebted, are rgouesteS, 70
EXHIBIT their demands for settlement ~
Worcester, May !, 1897. ' .ez
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Insurance against Fire.
.HE SPRINGFIELD FlRE TNs,

N AEoE COMPANY, with a Capital Of
100000 Dollars, paid in and we'll invested
continue to effect ASSURANCES on ali k;nds
9efproperty against loss by FIRE, not exceed.
ms $4,000 on any one risk, on terms as fa-
vvorable as can be afforded. Apply al the Of
ice Of ISAAC DAVIS, ATTORNEY al Lar. in
cies. y -
WoTee''er, Nov. 8, 1926. swsco1v
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;, Worcester. IS. Probate Office, June.o, 1927
40 me He'rs Of CALEB FARxUA, Of Tx
bridge, IN sad County, and to IL others
concerned an The Estate Of said Farnum.
800, GRETIEG.
KOU are hereby cited to appea fif YOU
see NJ at the Court of Prob,e 10 be
s sa en- at Worcester, in said Count, on the
nrst Iuesdsy in August next, at tenn the clock,
before noon to shew cause why License should
no. ne granted to sell and convey scrnuch of the
disnship,) as will raise four hundra doliars for
the payment Of debts and charges and yo,, will
be heard thereon. f"N J. u "i'
~. THEoPHs. WHEELER Reg.
20 BY order Ofthe Hn, J11lge.
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Steam Boat Faa,.u 8. ;.Maii Line,
WORCESTER TO NJ YORK,
VA .NORTVICH G,e

EAVES Lilley's, in Worcester, every
ID Monday and Friday. morning, at O'Clock,
Tuesday and Saturday.
RETUREIEG-Leaves New York every We'd
nesday and Saturday, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ. and
arrives in Worcester Sunday and Thursday af.
ternoon--passing through the towns of Ward
Oxford, Dudley, WoodstoS, Pomfret, Brook.
7yn, Canterbury, Lisbon, Norwich, &c.
FARE, throngh-$7: 90
May 8. tf19
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CARD WIRE.

NNHE subscriber is regularly supplied with
IL Gard Wire of all sizes in general use, of
SHARP & Bsowa.s manufacture. Also, long
No. 10 Wire for drawing down-Which he Of
fers for sale on liberal terms
ROBERT WHITE, in.
269 Pearl-street
New York, 9th mo. /, 1897 "a If
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Worcester and Br0okfeld
IRON FOUNDRY.

YHVHE Worcester and BrO0hfetd Iron FOun-
dry is now in blast, making Iron of SUI
perler quality. 1t is situated m Brookfield, in
The South Parish, directly on the great Post
Road leading from Boston to Albany, and from
its location offers uncommon facilities for the
Transmission of orders, conveyance Of patterns;
castings, &c.
Orders for MACHINERY CASTINGS will
receive particular attention, and be executed at
short notice.
Also, for sale, an assortment of STOVES,
CC.a.LDR0N KETTLES, and HOLLOW
WARE
NJ Orders for Castings may be left with
Messrs. RICE s. MILLER, at their Store in
Worcester, or directed to SAMUEL B. RICE,
at the Foundry.
Brookheld, May 2. If
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WANTED

"A T SMs Rate 10 URINE YAlaNBL.9CR.
,e.ra,a 'I haL;i One Of good morals and tenn.
rcra.e naolts can have constant emnIov ana
goiorGas wages on application 70 the subscrib.
'"y4 FRANKLIN GREGORY
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Valuable Estate IN Barre for sale

I'm SATURDAY, the 18th day Of August
next, at four o'clock, p. NJ will be sold at
public auction, on the premises, (if not pre-.
yioGsly disposed Of at private sale,) a LOT of
LAND, situate in the centre of said Barre,
with Cabinct-NIakers Shop and DWELLING
House thereon, two stories high. Also, a
complete set of CABINETeMAKER'S
TOOLS. = = - :
ror further particulars, inquire Of the sub
A. MEAD, Jr on the premises. " "
July A. DAVID MEAD.
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COOKING FURNACES.

UEAGGERTY & LAWRENCE, of New
II York, have appointed d. FELT d Co.
(Stdtioner's HallO 50 State-street, BosToN,
their sole Agents for the sale of COOKING
FURNACES manufactured by them, which
they warrant to be superior to any ever made
in this country, and carefully packed in casks,
assorted suitable for retailing.
June g. eow2m23
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ComMoNwrALTu OF MAsgAcnUsnrrs,

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Franklin IS. At the Supreme Judicial Court
begun and holden at Greenfield, within and
for the County of Franklin, on the fourth
Tuesday of April, A. d. 1877
Upon the Petition aforesaid, Oydered. That
the said John Woodbury. cause an aitesteJ
copy of his said petition and this order thereon
to be published three weeks successively in The
public newspaper printed in Worcester, in the
County OF Worcester, called the .Massachu-
sets Spy, and Worcester COUNTY y4dccrtisey,
the last publication to be thirty DAYS, at
least, before the term of our said Court noxt to
be holden in Greenfield, within and for our
County Of Franklin, on the second Tuesday Of
September next, that all persons interested
therein may have notice thereof, and then and
there appear before our said Court, and shew
cause, if any they have, why the prayer there
of should not be granted.
Attest Il. ALVORD. C1erh
Copy. Attest
~ E.ALvORD, Clerk.
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HIGHLANDER was sired by the noted Horse
Highlander, which was the son OF Sample, (the
best blood-in England which was got by the
Arabian Horse, Vernon Arabian. H ghIander's
dam vas one of the first blood mares, of a dan
pie gray, sired by the horse Gunpowder, own
ed by Benjamin Perkins, ESQ and bred by the
Rev DIR. 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 ct 80 guin-
e es mare. and one guinea TO the groom
Many OF the most famous runninr i5orse- -
England and America are descendants from
TINS horse Gunpowder was sired by Whit
mans horse Obscurity, which was sired bv Old
Obscurity, imported into Baltimore bv HAMA
mn Crocket; his dam was imported by Charles
Carol, and got by Selm his grand dam bv
bian. y SNlioh ARA
TERMs-Ss6 the leap, SO the season. S1o "a
insure with toal. Cash or notes PAYABLE LEI
October next RALPH wATTSn1e>, lst
Ohaf'oni May 10, 1927. If
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PULSTFER g. DEAN
MERCHANT T.AILORS,

WORCESTER,
Have taken the Rooms recently occupied by
Messrs Merrick & Vose, in the Brick Build
ing, opposite the Centre Meeting House, where
they have Just received choice assortment OF
Goods in their line.-such BROAD
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, of various
textures and colors; VESTINGS, of the most
fashionable patterns, some extra rich; DEN
MARK SATIN; Cotton, Linen, & Silk Strl-
ped DRILLINGS, for gentlemen's summer
wear; Gentlemen's HALF HOSE, SUS-
PENDERS, and GLOVES, with every 9th
eff article in their line.
Assoc prime assortment Of
Good and Fashionable Trimmings,
which they offer for sale cheap for cash or ap-
proved credit.
NJ They have on hand, and intend keeping
4 good assortment of r E A ID YIN A D E
6 GARMENTS, of every description.
UP All orders for Goods or Work prompt
iy executed. The ,Neteest Fashions regularly
received.
u York done in CRY STYLE, {. tearrGatcd.=E 20
WANTE Disk JoURSEYmEN TAILoRs.
Good Work1aen will find constant employment.
~ B.-Particular attention will be paid to
CUTTTIN G.
Worcester, June Is. 6w
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Southboro,' July Z, 1877.

Worcester. IS. Probate Office, july 8, 1927
To The Wido'o and Heirs Of WYATT BAR
Low, late Of Hardwick Gore, in The COMFY
Of Worcester, deceased, and 10 all others Fon-
esrnea IN The Estate Of Said deceased,
GREETING
LDD are hereby cited to appear (ifE lou
see fit) at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at brookhel. in said County, on the fourth Tues
'lay IN Octo1er next, at ten of the clo&l, before
noon, 10 show cause why the Instrument which
purports TO be the last Will and Testament of
sad deceased should not be approved ;ahd you
viii be heard thereon.
2S' NATHL PAINE, / Prob,
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NATH1. AND ABIGAIL HoUaHroN.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Worcester, IS. Court of Common Peas, at
Worcester, June Term, 1897:
On the Petition aforesaid, Orderet, That
the Petitioners notify all persons interested
therein to appear at the next term'of this
Court, to be holden at Worcester aforesaid, on
tho first Monday in September next, by pub
fishing an attested copy of said Petition, and
this order of Court thereon, in the .MaSSG-
chusetts Spy, and Worcester County adrcrti
aforesaid, three weeks successfully, the last
publication to be thirty days, at least, before
the sitting of said Court, that they may then
and there shew cause, if any they have, why
the prayer thereof should not be granted.
Attest ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk
A copy Of the Petition and order of Court
thereon.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELoW, CTcrE.
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Boarding School for Young Ladies.

DOO'U tHS OC'V0O' q 1-t'V'O 0
RNISS ELIZA FORBUSH will commences
I'VE SCHOOL for the instruction of Young
Ladies, in Upton, on MONDAY, tie 9Th u
.4ugust She will instruct in all the importafH
branches usually taught in Schools of this de-
scription. Terms Of Tuition, from two TO
three dollars the Quarter. Boarding may be
obtained near the School, and on reasonable
terms Reference may be had to DR.. DANIEL
FIsKE, Jr or TO Rev B. WooD.
Upton, July 4. %
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WATSQE,S CELEBRATED HORSE,
HIGHLANDER,
GEN. Il F.4YETTE'S F.4VoRITE.

ing al NOl. DAVID
LArRE's stable in Charlton the first week in
May, and the I'd week in May at Mr.. L. LIZ
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 fl:
teen hands three inches high of most beau
tiful dark dapple gray walks and trots re-
nlarkably fast; is a 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 unrivalled. Two of his : wears
colts took the two first premiums at the Cat
tie Show at Hartford in October, 1924, and
have since been sold for more than 5000 and
two other years old mare colts, of his siring
have been sold for more than $500; and two
others took the first premiums in 1925. and
also four in 1926 at Hartford, and also at Gran
by. The first premium Of $50 was awarded
to the Highlander by the Hartford County Ar
ricultural Society; also by the Hampshire
Hampden and Franklin Agricultural Society
in 1923.
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pIIpIIC NOTICE.

YWyHE Copartnership heretofore existing un-
der the Pirm of CHANDLER a. Oh
NEY, was, on the goth inst by mutual consent,
dissolved, and AMOS A. oLSEY Is duly author
lied to settle all the business of said Firm
JOHN w. CHANDLER,
AMOS A. OLNEY.
June 80, 1927.
NIB. The business of the Store win, for
the future, be conducted by AMOS A. Oh
NEY. %
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LASTSL
STRAYED.
To the Honorable Justices of the

To the Honorable Justices of the
Court of Common Pleas, begun and holden
at Worcester, within and for the County of
Worcester, on the third Monday of June,
a. ID. 1897:
Sc UMBLY SHEWS-NATHL. HOUGH-
& IL TON and ABIGAIL HOUGHTON,
both of Barre, in said County-that they are
seized in fee simple, and as tenants in common
of, and in a certain real estate, situate and ly-
ing in said Barre, and described as follows =
The first lot of land contains about ono hun
dred and thirty acres, and bounded soltherly
on land of Nathan Hancock and Joseph Jen-
kins; northorly on said Jenkins and William
Hamilton; north-westerly on the town road
leading to Nehemiah Allen and southerly on
said Allen: one other lot, described as follows,
containing about sixteen acres, bounded west.
erly on land of Adam Hamilton souther!y on
land OF widow Eunice Brooks and nortlerly
on the county road leading from Barre to Dana
Also, one other lot containing about sixty
acres, and bounded souther!y on the county
road aforesaid; westerly on said road andland
of Adam Hamilton northerly and eastery on
land belonging TO the heirs of Grizzle Dobear
Also, one other lot containing about four ,cres,
bounded southerly on said road northeliy on
said heirs land; and easterly on land of Benia-
min Clark-the said Abigail, in her right, owns
one UNDIVIDED eighth part, and the sad Ma
thaniel three undivided eighths of all theafore-
said lots, and certain other persons to your Pc
titioners unknown that they cannot possess,
occupy and improve the said parts to any ad-
vantage, while the same lay in common and
undivided as aforesaid, but wholly lose the ad-
vantage thereof
Wherefore they pray, that notice may be
issued in due form of law and that their said
parts may be set OFF and assigned to Them in
severalty.
NATHL. AND ABIGAIL HOUaHroN.
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Consamptions, Coughs, &c.

~. !-I1At y ILUL ADLL INDIA4N
HC SPECIFIC, for the cure OF Colds, Coughs,
Consumption, Splitting Of Blood, Asthmas, and
al Disorders OF The Breast and Lungs No Med
ical observation is better established, none more
generally confirmed by experience, and none OF
more Importance than the fact. that many of the
most difficult and ineurable consumptions orig
nate IN neglected colds. The pills Of mortality
exhibit the melancholy fact, that the proportion
bout FIVE 10 one. lnasmuch, then, as this fata
disease bids defiance to the skill OF the most learn
ed physicians, it is a qualification TO the Proprie.
tor that he is enabled to offer, to those affi eted
with il goodly prospect of relief, in that highlg
valuable remedy, the VEGETABLE MILAN SpE.
cIflc. The, Indians are happy in their KNOW.
edge otmedlcinal plants: governed wholly by rx-
pericnce, they are certain to their effect. and
it is said by author Of great character, that a
true consumption is disease ucvcr known A.
ulng them
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CEPTLEIHsTE

B"Eimorc, Dec 7, 1875. n, W Price. oG
the city Of Baltimore do hereby certify that was
ior long time aill eted with severe cold, accom-
panied with an almost incessant cough, and pain
in my breast and lungs also shifting. Of btood
and purulent matter from the hngs, with night
sweats and tevers, and was much einacia,ed with
loss OF appetite, rest, nc. applied TO severa!
emincn; physicians and PASSED through course.
of medicine but could obtain no relief, and found
myself fast verging on to- confirmed consumption.
t!aving at length heard of the many astonishing
cures effected by the Yegctable Insiihu Specific I
was induced to make triad of it, and found almost
immediate relief, continued its use, and in
few weeks was completely cured, aud have re.
manned so.for several months and am now in br .
ter Health asd flcsh than have been for many
years. w. PRICE"
For sale (oniy) by J, R OBLA,SO.N,, Druggist.
WORCESTER Sa;S 81 1,opb1rice 81 per tottN.
hplL II, Io@I
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Painters. take Notice.

Painters, take Notice.
FENIIE subscribers viii receive Proposals, un.
4 til the 18th Of August next, Of any per
son or persons who may wish to contract for
Painting the Centre Meeting House in West
Boylston, they finding Paints and Oil-worh
to be done in September or October. Refer
ence may be had by applying to either of the
undersigned, and an answer returned on the
day above mentioned.
ANDRE TAFT,
SETH WHITE,
JOHN M. SMITH
West Boylston, July A. -27
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unfounded clamor, Or base einslnuation' 10 run
down public man.
From the Georgia Consthutionaiist, cf dug
10.
"Mr. Claws speech at the Lexington din
ner, is now going the rounds, ana very
| fine and ingenious speech it is. What may
| be its effects upon others, we preteha not 10
say-but il confirms our belief that there
was no bargain between Mr.. Adams and
himself when he became Secretary OF state
That Mr.. Clay expected the Office to be
rendered to him when he voted for Mr. Ad-
ans, is probable enough his talents ana
eminence, vanity apart, authorized such an
exnrctation and it is likely he would have
ndulgcd it had his vote and influence been
eiyen to Mr.. Crawford or General Jackson,
We are not friendly to the Administration,
but we would do justice both to the fresi'
dent and his Secretary-we do not believe
that either the one or the other would aes-
cend TO drive corrupt bargain for power
The error actually committed is one OF MI
nor importance--it lies in the acceptance OF
Office by Mr.. Clay, under circumstances
calculated to beget suspicious OF MS purity,
and to do great injury to his character ior
cisintcrestedness; it was his duty tor the sake
of himself-of his country-to look to ms
reputation with as much caution as CEsar
die to his wife"
TThe Constitutionalist is undoubtedly
right The error of MIR. Clay, if an error,
is placed by it to the proper account. II he
committed any error, it was in having too
clear "A consciousness of the directness and
frmness of his own conduct, to suspect that
any attempt would be made from respect
able source to impeach it. He is not man
who will shrink from danger, even if he is
sensible of its approach; and he Boldly met
il in this case-which is "the head and front
of his offending" as far as the Public are
Wat. Int.
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COL. TRIMBLE'S ADDRESS.

The following extract from the address
of Mr. Trimble. one Of the Kentucky dele
cation in Congress, and one Of Mr.. Clay's
most steadfast friends. is, we think ot itself
conclusive answer to the secretary's long
and abusive speech.
"When We got to Washington, we found
that CrQvford was out of the question. We
oScc1lained that if Gen. Jackson was elect
ed he gpDuia nor appoint our friend Clay
Secretary of State. We THEN dscrrtuin-
ed, DISTINCTLY. that if Mr.. Adams
should be elected. he wouid appoint Mr..
Clay Secretary of State: Under these Cir
cumstances we determined to vote for him" !"
Is not this proof Of the bargain. out of the
mouth Of one of the parties concerned? At.
ter this, is the testimony of General Jackson
or any Of his friends necessary to establish
the fact.-.fmcr. Sentinel.
The above has the fault common to most
productions from the Jackson presses-that
is, il contains nor one yuord Of truth. Mr..
'rrimble's address now lies before us. 1t
is patriotic and truly republican in its char
ac;er. and has not single syllable OF the a
hove in it. The paragraph IS BASE
FORGERY, issued forth to supply the
place of the exploded story retallrd to the
visitors of the Hermitage. I'D. Eraminer.
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ing tree, and having three fingers dangling
by little bit of skin. They who thus lay
their own lives against that of pheasant,
may be making fair bet; but think mine
worth trlhc more, and besides, l hate to
be giving unnecessary trouble to coroner =
Here we parted, and as pursued my
ride alone, had leisure to reflect upon the
folly OF laying the long oddf, for had been
one of the simpletons who had wagered
pretty deeply against the Alderman's being
in at the death, all which bets were decided
to have been lost, although he had not iegu-
larly followed the hounds, and was only pres
ens by accident at the destruction of the hare.
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POLITICAL.
From the National Mteiiigencer.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

We have some further returns from this
state, of contest which, it appears, has
been waged with great violence. Some blood
has been shed at the poles, but as yet we
have heard of no lives being lost.-We have
certain information Of the recollection OF
James Clark, Robert p. Letcher, Thomas
Metcalte, and David Trimble, friends to the
present Administration. and Thomas P.
Moore, opposed to it.