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Greenfield Hgh School.

|VHNHE Trustees of the Greenfield High
Ill school for Young Ladies give notice, that
the next term will commence on the 4th dav of
T0oemoer 7eIt, under the superintendent of
Rev. HENRY JONES. The several denartments
of education are well furnished with compe-
tent instructors. The rooms for instruction.
lodging, and exercise, are commodiouslv ar.
ranged for the improvement, comfort. and
health, of the young Ladies' Parents may be
assured that no pains will be spared to instruct
the minds and improve the morals of the pu-
pills. The terms for board and instruction in
the English branches are thirty-seven and an
half dollars per quarter for scholars over twelve
years OF age, and twenty-five dollars for those
under that age. For instruction in Music,
french, Drawing, Painting. and Ornamental
Needle Work, an additional charge will be
made Pupils will be admitted at any time.
BY order of the Trustees.
E. ALVORD, Chairman.
FRANKLIN RIPLEY, Clerk.
Greenfield, Oct g. "a
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CAST STEEL.
HOSMER & GREW.

"a itk-Street, BosToN,
8 AVE received, and will be constantly
u 4 supplied with, complete assortment Of
WILSON & HAwKswoRTH's CAST & SHEAR
STEEL, such as Flat, Square, and Round, and
will also execute orders for any size or descrip-
ton which may be wanted. 1t can be manu-
featured with special reference to the purpose
Tor which 1t is wanted, whether for Edge Tools,
Nail Cutters, Machinery, &c. 1t has Been pro-
nounced, by those who have used it, equal in
fineness and strength, to that of any other
stamp whatever. Mr.. Wilson's reputation as
a cutler is sufficient guaranty of its quality.
W On hand, l case small size, very supe-
.rior for cutlery and fine work; case for Nail
Cutters; case Flat, for Shovels and Hoes.
October 49, 3m42
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Commonwealth OF MASSACHUSETTS.
BY HIS Ercellemcy, LEVI LINCOLN, Governor
Of the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,,
A PROCLAMATION.

ny has ETcettency, LEVI LINCOLN, Govern0f
Of the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,,
A PROCLAMATION,
For day of public Thanksgiving and Praise
In the close of year distinguished for
the general prevalence of Health, for the
abundant products of the Earth, and for the
continuance ofthe blessings Of Public Peace
and Domestic Happiness, the Citizens OF this
Commonwealth will seek opportunity, after
the exemplary manner of past time, unltedly
to offer to the Wise and Benevolent Au-
thor of all their enjoyments, the fervent ac-
acknowledgements of Dependence, Gratitude,
and Praise.
With the advice of the Executive Coun-
Gil, do, therefore, appoint THURSDAY, the
t,centy- sirth day Of November merit, to be OBJ
served as Solemn FESTIVAL of THANKS
GIVING to Almighty God.
And invite the People of every denomi-
nation, to repair, on that occasion, in their
respective Religious Associations, to Affairs
dedicated to His Worship. and with hearts
enkindled to Alteration, by review of the
rich and unmerited mercies which they have
individually experienced, to address to him
the Prayer and the Praises, which deep
sense of their relation to the Giver and Sus-
tainer of their lives, the Dsposer of their
worldly circumstances, and the Sovereign
Judge of their probationary existence, shall
indite. And may they be faithfully impress
sed with the unnumbered causes of Graft
tude, which their situation presents, as Mem
bers of Political Community. That they
live in land of Freedom, where the rights
and powers of the Citizen are exercised,
alike, in Forms, and over the Administration
of Government. That they have Schools
and Seminaries of Learning, and high means
of Intellectual and Moral Improvement
That they enjoy Religious Liberty, and as
Christians, in possession of the Gospel, with
out the fear of man to restrain them, may
refer to the Revelation of Divine Will, for
their instruction and guide in life, for sup
port and consolation under its trials and for
the final sanctions of Duty, Fidelity, and
Virtue.
Let not the day be abused to indslgen-
cies inconsistent with its appropriate relig-
ious observance but by private meditation,
public offices of devotion, and social enjoy
ment in the Family Circle, with Kindred
and Friends, by deeds of Charity to the
Destitute, and an expansive sympathy with
the Afflicted and the Oppressed, wherever
they are, may we all be excited to more
Ardent Piety towards God, purer Benevo-
lence, and greater usefulness to our Fellow
Men.
Given at the Council Chamber in Boston,
this nineteenth day of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty mine, and the fifty-fourth
of the independence of the United States
of America.
LEVI LINCOLN.
By His Excellency the Governor, with the
advice and consent of the Council.
EDWARD d. BANGS, Sec'ry.
God saUe the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
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ARRIVED.
Oct. o. Boat Woonsoket, from Providence.
with 10 tons Plaster, 40 bushels Sweet Pota-
toes, 81 bags Cotton, z barrels Flour, Marble,
Machinery, &c.
Boat Uxbridge, from Providence, with Is
tons Plaster, and 10 bales Cotton.
Oet % Boat Lafayette, with 90 tons Iron,
and passengers.
Oct. "a. Boat Washington with $50 bushels
Corn, 8 tons Shells, a tons Iron for Worcester:
s bales Cotton for WIN. Buffum, Holden
hogshead Molasses for Heard, Upham & Co.,
Leicester.
Oct. &c. Boat Rhode Island, with s toms
Plaster, lot of Stoves, Domestic Goods. 6 bar.
rels Flour, and sundry Boxes, Chests, and Band
Boxes, for Worcester; Molasses, Salt, Corn.
and assorted Groceries, for ID. j. Rawson. Hol
den; l ton Hides for J. w. Watson, Princeton:
and passengers.
Oct. 81. Boat Uxbridge, with 1904 feet
Eastern Plank and Jost, 25 barrels Flour. 4
bales Cotton, and Sundries, for Worcester; ID
bales "a tons) Cotton, for H. Hartshorn, Stur.
bridge and Wool for VIM Buffum, Holden.
Boat Superior, with 1899 feet Boards, Plank,
and Joist, and 337 bundles Clapboards, to Howe,
Jackson & Co.; % tons Plough Castings, for
j. d J. Nurse, Jr, Shrewsbury.
CLEARED.
Oct. 90. Boat Superior, with Machinery.
Oct %. Boat Woonsoket, with 80 boxes
Cards, 176 pieces Domestic Goods, boxes Sat
inetts, Stove, and Furniture
Boat Uxbridge, with 10 boxes Cards, boxes
Boots, and Furniture.
Oct. "a. Boat Lafayette, for Providence.
Oct. 26. Boat Washington, for Providence.
Boat Rhode Island, with 10 boxes Cards, q
boxes Broad Cloths, Lumber, sundry articles of
Furniture, Machinery, and Potatoes.
Oct. 81. Boat Uxbridge, with Domestic Cot
tons and Satinetts, for Providence, and Lumber,
for Millbury.
Boat Superior, with Lumber.
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GP Persons indebted to the office of The
Massachusetts, Spy, either for .4dUetiSing or
for the Paper, ,chere the subscription has been
Of one gears standing, or more, IN the tolon.
Of Spencer, Brookfetd, North Brookfeld,
Weste,n, Green,oich Uillage, .Ne,0 Braintree,
Hdrd,Cick, Oakham, and Parton, a0dE be
,oaited on by an agent IN the course of the
present ,ceek, aShen 1t is hoped that EVERY
ONE wiW find 1t Convenient to discharge has
bill. Oct. %.
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FIRE. Early on Thursday morning last, the
Cotton Mill in Wilkinsonville was set on fire by
boy, playing with finder box The fire took
In room, difficult to be approached, containing
large quantity of cotton, in caps and batting.
Fortunately, however, the flames were i:nmedi-
ately discovered, and by the prompt and eff
cient efforts of the Overseer, the workmen and
citizens, was extnguished before any material
damage had been sustained Boston TrapeLter
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1yler's Vegetable Family
PILLS

NHE efficacy of these highly valuable
II and Incompatible Pills has been fully de-
monstrsted by long ex perience, and by the tes-
timony OF many eminent physicians, who have
used them in their practice for more than TWEEN
ty years. They are pronounced superior for
their kind and beneficial effects on the human
system, to any other yet offered to the public;
more particularly for all those affective COM
plants m entioned below most of which are 90.
casoned by a bad, distracted, or superintendent
state OF the bile, frequent or nervous head
aches, costye habits, jaundice, or bilious state
OF the stomach, dizziness, foul stomach, dys-
pepsa, or indigestion, sicksness at the stom-
ach, toss of appetite, fatulence, gripinss, chol.
&c, dropsy in short, for every disordereJl
state Of the stomach and bowels requiring ca
tharlc medicine. Those afflicted with any of
the above complaints, are requested TO pro-
cure one box on trial, which will satisfy even
the most skeptical Of the superior virtues Of
these pills Their operation is mild, aud vet
they eheetuslly remove all distractions Of the
bowels, strengthen the stomach, and excite the
appetite, with little disturbance in the system.
These pills contain no rcury, but are prepar-
ed wholly from vegetables, and there is no dan
ger attending the use OF them to either age or
sex, under any circumstance where ply sic is
necessary.
or Druggists can be supplied NTH the a6ove
Pills, BIZ applying 10 Samuel Iyier 81 Son, .Nor-A
zvich, (Conn.) and also of James Green e Co.,
Worcester, General agents. They are also for
safe by J. Robinson. Worcester: darcy e.
Bro4On Oxford; and n. Bemis, Dudley.
Oct. 9S, 1899. SsiyAs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NdZe.

VNO be sold at Public Auction, at the house
IL OF S. Banister, Innholder in Worcester,
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Mepember
neTt, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the Pesonal Proper
ty OF JOSHUA EyELETH, Jr., late of Worcester,
and of EFHRAtM EvELErH, late of Princeton,
both deceased consisting of valuable young
HORSE, and SULKEY; HOUSEHOLD
fORNITURE,l including Beds, Tables, Chairs,
&c; WEARING APPAREL. Also, large
number of BOOKS, Miscellaneous and Theo-
logical, many of them rare and valuable. Con-
dltlons made known at the time and place Of
sale. NATHANIEL STOWELL, adna'r.
Worcester, Oct 81, 1899 az
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MA X Jed.

In Southbridge, Oct. Is, Mr.. Lemuel Dun
bar to Miss Eliza Crosby.-Oct. Is, Mr. Dexter
Pierce of Sutton, to Miss Mary Ann, daughter
of Major Samuel Fiske of Soulhbrdge.
In Barre, Oct.5, by Rev. ]. Thompson, Mr.
Spencer Field to Miss Harriet, daughter of Ar
chibald Black, Esq.
In Sterling, Oct. %, by Rev. Mr.. Osgood
Mr. Arad Derby of Pawtucket TO Miss Han.
nah Young.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE. The list of premiums
of this institution, at New York, for the year
1929, has just been published. Among them
we notice the following:
To R. W. Dickinson of Watertown. Mass y
for the nine best pieces superfine black broad
Cloth-To Messrs. Samuel Slater g. Sons of
Dudley, (Mass.) for superior piece of super
fine mixed broad Cloth-To Samuel Slater &
Sons of Dudley, (Mass.) for two very superior
pieces of superfine drab broad Cloth.-To the
Salisbury Company, for seven pieces of beauti-
full scarlet printed Flannes-To the Steam
Cotton Manufacturing Company, Providence.
(R. ~ for the best package of Cotton Shirtinqs,
put up like Irish linens, and stamped super.
fine steam loom. TO Scituate (R. ~ Mann.
featuring Company, for the best package brown
Shirtings, "a beautiful article. ITO the Merri-
mack Company, for the best package oftwo-blue
printed Calicoes, superior to imported-To the
Merrimac Company, for the best package OF
hight sour-colored fancy Prints equal if not su.
perior to imported.-To the Ipswich Manufac.
turing Company, (Mass.) for piece of six.
quarter Bobbinet Lace.-To d. Felt. for the
best specimen of Blank Boeks.-To Melenda
e. David of Boston, for superior Whips-To
Crossman 81 Leonard, Taunton, (Massl sumo.
rior Britannia Ware.-To Richard Robinson &.
Co. of Attleborough, (Mass) best specimens Of
gilt Buttons, superior article, equal 10 best
English.
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CAP RIBBONS

WoRcEsTER, IS. Oct. %, 1929.
A TTACHED on mesne process, and taken
~ on Execution, and, to satisfy the same,
on MONDAY, the 30h day of November
nezt, at o'clock, P. NJ, all the Right in Foul
ty that VARANUS WALKER of Worcester,
had, on the fourteenth day of January last, of
redeeming the mortgaged Real Estate on which
Joseph H. Muzzy now lives, situated in the
southerly part of said Worcester, containing
about half an acre of Land, with Cutlery Shop
and large three-story Dwelling House and a
Water Privilege belonging to the same, togeth-
er with other Buildings standing on the said
premises, with all the privileges and appurte.
nances to the same belonging,
43 T. w. BANCROFT, D. Sheriff
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STATEMENT
PAID AS FOIInWa


PAID AS FoLLows:
County Commissioners for their ser.
vices, 7qq59
Members of :he late Board of Com
mssioners of Highways, $1,000
Printers, for publishing notices, &C., 25796
Services rendered by order of Coun-
ty Commissioners, 24,66
On' &C. iof County,, 1d,65
vices and disbursements, 23l AZ
Sheriff, and his Deputies, for their at
tendance upon the Judicial Courts,
&C., 523,89
Register of Deeds, for record books
for his office, $500
Firewood for the public offices, and
for the Court and Jury rooms 1886
Crier, for Stationery for the Courts,
y and for his attendance, 1l2,77
Repairs about the Court House and
Gaol, &c, 635 OK
Taking care of the Court House,
&c, 1875
ed by order of the County Com
missioners, q703
Underkeeper of the Gaol, for cloth
ing, &c, for convicts, and for his
services, S7a,2O
Do, for boarding convicts, over and
above the allowance made by the
Commonwealth therefor, 1857
Physicians, for attendance, &c, up
on conviets in Gaol, and in the
House of Correction, 35,32
For making roads, 7,8l7,72
by laying out roads, 1,es7,ss
Coroners, for taking inquisitions
bodies found dead. slss
Constables, for serving and return &c
ing Venires, l9l,47
Jurors, for their travel and attend
ance, 3,e5a,7s
Agent, and Overseers of the House
Of Correction, l17,OO
Costs on applications for Juries, &c.
&c, 44O3
Treasurer's services, 95i,16
$l9,O2476
SAMUEL ALLEN, County Treasurer.
Worcester, Oct. "a, 1929. az
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The approach of the planets, Venus and Ju-
piter, toward each other, has been noticed in
this vicinity, for some nights past. They make
a splendid appearance in the southwest, Just
after sunset. They will be at their nearest ap.
Proclamation this evening, after which they will
gradually recede
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS. Very interesting de-
tails OF the late operations of the Russian ar.
mics VIII be found in our columns, by which il
will be seen that Gen. Diebitsch, with his main
army, had taken possession of Adrianople, with
out opposition; that other corps of the army
had extended on the right and left, SO as to cut
off all communication with Constantinople, by
land, from the sea of Marmora, to the Black
Sea. lie was gradually approaching Constan-
tlnople' when, all hope of opposition being at an
end, the Turkish authorities requested sus-
pension of hostilities, which was immediately
granted The London Atlas, of Sept. q, as
serts, on the authority of one of its correspon-
dents, that the Treaty Of Peace had actually
been signed, but it is not generally credited.
That such is the fact, before the present time,
is altogether probable
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The regular monthly PROBATE Court will
be holden in this town on Tuesday next
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CENTRAL BANK, Alta meeting of the stock
holders of this Bank, on Wednesday last
Thomas Kinnicutt, Esq, of this town, was
chosen Director, in the place of /. Davis,
ESQ.,, who declined serving
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PRICES. In our last list of prices, Plaster of
Paris was. inadvertently, put too high 1t
should be, in lump 1878, ground 1926. In
New York and Boston, during the last week,
the prices of -four and grain have somewhat
advanced In Boston, the chOlesalc price is
for Baltimore Howard. street, 1925; Richmond
City Mills, $6,I2aa Fredericksburg and Alex.
andria, So In New York the different kinds
are from 1875 to Sc. By the small quantity,
prices are from 25 to so cents per barrel
higher. The sale of Domestic Goods has be-
come very brisk, and most of the stock on hand
is worked off. In some descriptions. there has
been an improvement of about one cent yard
in the price. They are still, however, very
low.
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION. The several com.
mttees of this body are proceeding with the
business intrusted to them respectively. The
executive committee negatiued a proposition to
elect the Governor by the people, but, on re-
consideration, the votes were exactly balanced
lie is now chosen by the Legislature. The
legislative committee have passed resolution,
declaring aohite population the proper basis of
representation in the House of Delegates. after
an animated debate. Chapman Johnson $
speech in favor of the proposition, is said to be
one of the most splendid specimens of argu.
ment and eloquence ever witnessed in this
country. On the resousion to establish the
Senate on the same basis, the committee were
equally divided. The judiciary committee have
agreed that the county courts shall be made
constitutional courts, not subject to the control
of the Legislature, and that the Judges shall
hold their offices during good behavior. The
committee on the Bill of Rights have agreed
that that article needs no amendment.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. Accounts have
been received at New Orleans, from Mexico, Of
the CapaulatiOn Of the Spanish army under
Gen Barradas, to the Mexican troops, under
Gen. Santa Ana, which took place on the 18th
of September. The Spaniards are to be sent
back to Havana. This will probably terminate
the war between Mexico and Spain.
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CULTURE OF HEMP. At the present time
when the attention OF farmers In THIS vicinity
is turned toward the introduction of the culture
ofhemp, we have thought the following extract
which we have been permitted to make, from a
letter from person in Madison County, N. Y,
to his friend in this town, might be interesting
to many of eur readers:
You will recollect, when you was here last
year, we had large quantities of hemp upon the
ground. 1t turned TO good account One of
my neighbors sowed two bushels of seed on one
acre. He obtained "a bushels of seed which
ne sold for 81 bushel, and the hemp, which
is not yet cleaned, he calculates at 1000 lbs
at the least. The large quantities of seed saved
the last year, has much reduced the price with
u.s."
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BLACKS TONE CANAL .N4VTG.ATyON
WORCESTER.
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STATE ELECTIONS. An election has recent.
ly taken place in Maryland, for the members of
the House of Assembly, the result of which. is.
the choice of 80 jackson men, and al Anti.
jackson. The Senate was chosen three years
since, and is two-thirds Jackson, SO that, that
party will have majority on joint ballot In
Neao Jersey Jackson Legislature has been
chosen The vote was very small, and is said
to be no indication of the relative strength of
parties, the tickets being much divided and
split up on local and sectional questions. Tn
Pennsylvania, an election of Governor has
taken place. George Wolf was the regularly
nominated candidate, and but little opnositon
to his election was anticipated, although Jo-
seph Ritner was in nomination as an anti.ma-
sonic candidate. The vote has proved the
antl-masonic strength much greater than was
expected. In several counties, Ritner receiv.
ed large majorities. By the returns of 81
counties the votes stand, for Wolf, 57,O37; for
Ritner, 81, 445
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Sla.02A1a

SAMUEL ALLEN, County Treasurer.
Worcester, Oct "a, 1929. 43
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LYcEUM. By the notice published in the last
Spy, our readers have learned that a meeting
of the Forester County Lyceum'' will be
holden in this town at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, and that, at II o'clock, an address will be
delivered at the South Meeting House by EN-
DRY Washburn, Esq. The Importance of these
institutions to the public, has already been pref
ty fully treated of in our columns We hope
TO see new spirit, in reference to this subject.
awakened, especially among the inhabitants of
this town, and as an evidence of it, we shall
look for respectable auditory to hear the ad-
dress. Mr. Washburn has been for two or three
years member of Lyceum; he has made
himself fully acquainted with the subject. and
with his happy talent al an effort of this kind,
his auditors have reason to promise themselves
substantial treat, served up in a graceful
style. With such inducements to attend. we
cannot so far libel the taste and Judgment of
our CITIZENS, as TO express fear that thew will
permit the address to be delivered to bare walls
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against US on this question, and increases the
probability of their final success.
Such are some of the grounds on which we
found our opinion of the impolicy and inexpedi-
ency of this project There are others of nearly
equal weight, which might be adduced, but the
length to which we have already drawn out this
article, admonishes US to bring it to close.