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900 Fresh Legk0ras.

WUST received by the subscriber, A Case:
% fresh LEeHoRN BoLIvAKs, Paris bleach, and
of superior texture containing the largest and
most elegant assortment ever offered in this
County. These Hats were purchased recently
in New York, at Auction, for Cash, and will be
sold 33Jd per cent. lower than the same Nos
were last season.
Also, 81 Packages NEW SPRING GOODS
comprising general assortment; among which
are IS pieces Broad Cloths, from 81 IL to SO
100 pieces stout Prints, at I2 cents, warranted
fast colors; IS pieces, new style, very rich do
IS dozen super. Kid Mitts, at IL cents pei
pair; 10000 yards stout, heavy Sheetings, al
10 cents, warranted superior to the celebrated
Wal.ham Goods; Bales Shrtings, Tickings
Ginghams, sc. &c.
10 The above are offered for Cash only
Those purchasing with Cash will find it much
for their interest to call and examine them be
fore making their selections.
Shrewsbury, April 2. NJ BALDWIN.
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THE ELECTION

The returns of votes for Governor, and Sen.
ators, so far as they have been received, will be
found below. twill be seen that, notwithstand.
ing the violent efforts Of Jacksonism, with all
the auxlllares it could call to its aid, Governor
Lincoln has large nett gain since last year,
when there was comparatively, no opposition,
and that the whole Senatorial list, borne upon
the same ticket, are re elected by greatly in
creased majority. The public may now Judge
who has predicted most accurately of the result.
and they '0iH Judge, who has rightly represent.
ed the state of public feeling and who has not
We are prepared to abide the decision.
lad the canvass continued one month LONGER.
1t is our solemn conviction that Judge Morton
would not receive one half the number of votes
in this County, that he has now obtained A
vast many hava voted for him whn ,,avar would
be intentional accessories to JacksonIsm, and il
was, every day, becoming more distinctly un.
derstoOd, that it was only on that principle that
he was brought forward by those who nominal.
ed him, and that, as he consented to be the
Jackson candidate, ifelected, he must DO Jack.
son Governor. and that all those who had sup.
ported him on any other principle must be
merged in that party.
In Boston, the Republican candidates for Sen.
ators are elected by about the same majority as
was given to Gov Lincoln. Last year the Jack.
son candidates for Senators, in Boston, received
above 100 votes.
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DIE

In this town, March 80, Mr.. Lewis Johns on,
aged SO.
In Athol, March &c, Lieut.. Abner Graves,
in the seth year of his age He as one Of
the first, who engaged in the revolutionary con.
test, and did not quit the field till independence
was effectod.-Printers in Ne,o York and Yer
mont are requested to insert this DEATH
In Northbridgc, March 2, Mr.. Jesse White,
aged rs.
In Oxford, Jan. Gath, Mr.. Jonathan Harris,
aged 69-Feb. 23d, Mr.. John Larned, aged SO.
Printers in Nep York and Vermont are re.
questsd 10 insert this death.
In Roxbury, March 8, Mrs. Eliza K, wife Of
Capt. Nathaniel Colburn, aged 80.
In Chesterfield, IN. H.) Milton, son Of Mr..
SlIas Herrick, aged is. He went alone TO tap
few maple trees, in tho vicinity Of his father's
residence, and 1t appears that in using a narrow
shoe knife by an unfortunate glance he stuck it
into, and opened the femoral artery, in the in
side ofth thigh. Ills way was marked by the
blood about IL reds on his way home from the
tree, before ho tainted, and whore no expired,
having no one to render human aid
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FARM FOR SALE

- VANHE subscriber offers FOR sale
=s7sNA N his valuable Farm, situated
I!Iie in Fitzwilliam, IN H.) about two
HAsssS miles south of the village, on the
:. Old County Road leading from Fitz.
william to Tempieton, on large swell of land,
with fair prospect of the village, and has been
known for fifty years by the name of the Brig.
ham Farm. The premises consist OF about 200
acres of good Land, suitably proportional into
Moving, Pasturing, Tillage, Orchard, and
Wood Land, well watered, and in fair state Of
cultivation is divided into handsome lots, most.
~ with good stone wall comfortable Build.
ings,-Eouse, % by so feet, with an L of pa
by 10, one and an half stories; two Barns. one
% by so feet, the other 80 by "a, with Sheds
and other Out Buildings. If the purchaser
does not wish to purchase the whole there can
be Pasture sold on the south side of The
Farm of 40 or so acres with no damage to the
remainder
The subscriber has also about six acres of
Meadow Land, separate from the above Farm.
which he wises to dispose Of The above will
be sold cheap, and on favorable terms.
For further particulars, inquire of the SUBJ
scriber living on the premises.
JOSEPH BRIGHAM.
APrl Z. 6wl4
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SCHOOLS

VNHE Annual Examination of Schools in the
IL Center District in Worcester, will com.
mence on Tuesday NEXT. On Thursday, the
schools will assemble at the Center School
House, at O'Clock, P. NJ, under the charge of
their respective Teachers. From thence they
will form procession, and march TO the South
Meeting House, where an Address will be de-
ilvered by Isaac DAVIS, Esq. All the Schools
In Worcester with their respective Teachers,
and the Municipal Officers of the Town, are re-
quested to meet at Center School House and
join the procession. The procession will move
precisely at half past 2 clock, P. NJ.
M ". y, F01 a'F.pn committss
L. ". STOWELL, Arrangements.
Worcester. Anril Z la
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, IS.
At meeting of the County
Commissioners, begun and holden at WoT.
cester, within and for the County of Worces.
ter, on the fourth Tuesday OF March, A. D.
1880:
WHEREAS on the petition of Joseph Da.
w Wis and others, for a road in North.
borough and Boylston, in said County, due
proceedings having been had thereon, it was
considered and adjudged by said County Com
missloners, at meeting thereof holden at Wor.
cester aforesaid, on the fourth Tuesday of De.
ceinber last, that common con venience and ne.
cessity did require the location of public high
way or common road over the route set forth in
said petition, and which is described as follows,
to wit: Beginning near the bottom of the
hill little south of William Maynards in said
Marlborough, thence in tho most practicable
| route TO point near Boylston Meeting House
in said Boylston, the whole of the route, lying
and being in Marlborough and Boylston afore-
said
1t is now, therefore, Ordered, That notice be
given to all persons and corporations interested
therein, that said Commissioners will hold
meeting at the house of Benjamin Munroe,
lnnhoder in said Marlborough, on TUESDAY,
me eighteenth day Of May ne1t, at Two of the
S'oSA =" tue aIterhoon, Oy puDllShlng an attest
ed cop. of said adjudication and of this order
thereon, in " The Massachusetts Spy, News
paper printed in said Worcester, three weeks
successil ely, the last publication to be fourteen
days, al least, before the said eighteenth day of
( May next.
Audit is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
Of said County, OF his deputy, serve the Town
Clerks of said Towns Of Marlborough and
Boylstsn, each, with an attested copy Of said
adjudication, and of this order of Court there
on, thirty days, at least; and also post up an
attested copy thereof in two public places in
each of said towns of Marlborough and Boyls-
ton, fourteen days, at least, before the said
eighteenth day of May, at which time and place
said Commissioners will proceed to lay out, To-
cate, and establish public highway or common
road ovsr the route described in the adiudca-
ton Aforesaid, and to hear all persons and cor.
poratiors interested therein, who may then and
there desire TO DO heard thereon, and 20 assess
such damages as any person or corporation may
sustain. by reason of the location of said road as
| aforesaid.
Attsst: ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
A copy fthe adjudication and of the order
thereon.
Ia Attest ABIJAH BTGELow, Clerk.
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a1sAMOS. ID. FARRAR

DESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
~ of Worcester and its vicinity, that he has
taken the BLACKSMITH'S SHOP lately &C.
cupied by Mr.. E. B. RICE, near the Tavern now
occupied By Banister, where he intends car.
rying the BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS
in its various branches. He will pay particu.
lar attention to the Shoeing of Horses, and
Oxen AID hopes, from the long experience he
has had IN that business, to merit share of the
public patronage. Most kinds of Produce will
be received in payment for work.
April T. IA
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1881 1902 I772 ls49 20:

Scattering ballots for Senators, 90
By the above returns il will be seen that the
National Republican Ticket, for Senators, has
too thirds ofthe whole number of votes Sep.
cnteeH tO,ons remain to be heard from, which
will greatly increase the majority.
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. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
IL HAT the subscribers have been appointed
by the Honorable Judge of Probate for the
County Of Worcester, to receive and examine
the claims of the creditors to the Estate of
DANIEL STONE, late of Shrewsbury, in said
County, deceased, intestate, represented insol.
vent, and six months from the first day of
April instant, are allowed by said Judge to the
creditors to bring in and prove their claims
and they will attend that service at the Office Of
William Pratt, in said Shrewsbury, on the last
Saturdays in the months of May, June, August,
and September, next, from two of the clock
until six, P. NJ
EDWARD II. HEMENWAY,
WILLIAM PRATT, C0mTS.
Shrewsbury. April |. $780, IA
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GRAIN, &c.

"HE Copartnership heretofore existing un.
IL der the firm Of WYMAN g. FISHER,
was, by mutual consent, dissolved on the 22d
OF March. All persons TO whom said firm are
indebted, are requested to present their de-
mands for payment. All who are indebted to
said firm, are requested to make payment to
JOHN G. FISHER, previous to the first of May
next. SETH WYMAN.
JOHN G. FISHER.
Shrewsbury, April S, 1880.
The subscriber has taken the Store lately oc.
cupied by WYMAS e. FISHER, and will be happy
to supply their former customers with articles
OF the first quality, at low prices, for cash or
country produce. On hand and just received,
good assortment of w. l. Goods and GrOce-
ries, Grockery and Glass Ware, Hard Ware.
H0LOao Ware, Mails. Flour, MackereI. Salt. &c.
&c. PERLEY BARTLETT.
10 SETH WYMAN will continue TO run
Team from the Store with Marketing every
week as usual. Shrewsbury, April T.
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School IN Barre

ISIS H. ALLEN respectfully informs the
I'VE inhabitants of Barre and the vicinity, that
she will open School in that place, the first
Monday in May, for the instruction of young
Ladies and Misses, in the various branches Of
English Education; including Grammar, &C.
ography, Arithmetic, Natural, Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Pennansbip, Com
position, Drawing, and Painting. Also, Plain
and Ornamental Needle Work, Fancy Work,
&c. Rudiments of the French Language, if
required. A new and convenient Building hav-
ing been erected, short distance from the
common, affords pleasant and agreeable
School. Room. The School will be furnished
with Maps, Globes, &c. Books and Stationery
furnished II required.
% Terms-Fron two to three dollars and
fifty cents per Quarter. April a.
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office. March o. ,eco
Iothe HEIRS Of LYDIA McPHEasoN, late Of so"'E.
borough, IN said County deceased and 10 an otSsr.
concerned a" the Estate Of said deceased GRErT,Mn
VoU are hereby cited to appear (if Won
see MT at the Court OF Probate to be I,oid-
en- al Worcester, in said County. on the LIST Tues.
uSy 1 :" May neat at ten Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why Letters of Adm;n;s,rs,
ton on the Estate of said deceased shoul,l ns' -
granted TO Joseph Bullsrd of said SoulhboroncS '
gentleman; and You will be he ard thereon. 90
I4 NATH'L. PAINE y I,.nk
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In Uxbridgs, March IL, Miles Bacon, aged 66.
In Providence, (R. ~ Mrs. Anna Taft, widow
of Stephen Taft, formerly of Uxbridge, aged So.
In Grafton, IN. H Feb. 25, widow Elizabeth
Hardness, formerly of Lunenburg, Mass aged
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% DEBTLTTATED FEnnALHs!

VIE complaints peculiar to the female
- part OF the community, have been long suc-
cessiuily treated by the administration OF THE
.h0mattc PlHs, originally prescribed and COM
pounded by DT. Reye. They cleanse the blood
from those disorders of the female constitution.
for which the Pills are an effectu.l speciic thew
restore Tree circulation, reform the irregular
operations OF the sanguiferous system and rectify
the disotIered habits. The proprietor's co,,fi
dence In the superior excellence of this equally
innocent and powerful preparation is founded on
the most decisive testimony from MANY restored
patients. He can assure this norton of m. T,,h.
lIc' that when DR.. Relics aromatic Pills for
Jemotes. are regularly taken according to the
directions accompanying them they revive and
! establish the desired healthy habits, and restore
10 the palild countenance the natural glow of
health and good spirits.
cases Oh distractions; Debility Hypochendriac
ureen Sickness; Giddiness; Paipitation al the
neart Dad Digestion; Loathing of food; Pain !:
y, tue stomach; Shortness of breath upon every
,..a,e motion Sinking of the Spirits and its
Consequences, a detected countensnce. and die.
| IKE Tor exercise and conversation
: warned ladies will find the Pills equally use
u' IN cases oil pregnancy, srhen they anust
mOs oe 1aEen; neither must they be taken by
persons oil hectic or consumptive habits They
may be used successfully by either men or wo.
men IN all Hypoch9ndriac, Hvsteric or Vabouy.
tn disorders In all cases of this description the
rus purify, inVigorate, and revive the disordered
system. 80 ~
Price 81, so a box.
" None genuine, unless signed on the OUT
sue printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T.
M NJ ~ immediate successor to the late DR..
"; 4. CONWAY. For sale, with all the other
Conway Medicine, :" at bis Countne Room No.
W; next door to J. Kidder's Drug Store, corner
0i Court and Hanover-streets ne ar Concert Hall.
oos'on and by his special appointment by
D. GREEN co. and EDWARD LAMB.
Worcester,
HENRY ALLEN, LeOmin.ter.
! CARY, RICE, & Co. Nsrth R.ooLf.,S
ChARLES PARKMAN, WestboroyrI.
JoHN CApRON & SONS. Ur5ridgs.
!, imo LILY DOTY, Westminster,
! T. b. PARKER, Lancaster.
.. ~ Large discounts to those who bay to self
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April Z
FOR SALE.

TOR 0ALE3
IS "A SMALL convenient Dwell
"a "A LING HOUSE, well finish
HIM. ed, with good Barn, all in good
Illus repair, with one-fourth of an acre
- Of Land, pleasantly situated on the
Turnpike Road, near the center Of Athol and
within few rods of the new Baptist Meeting
House. II is good stand for Shoe Maker or
most any other mechanic. Possession given
Immediately. For further information, inquire
of Mr.. JOEL STRATToN, near said premises, or
the subscriber. GEORGE GARFIELD. .
Athsl, April7. las
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(as prepared by the late DIR. Conway,) bas been
made acquainted with no instance of It's proper
application, in which it has not been preferred to
all other REMEDIES for CoRNs, those painful dis.
hgurers of the feet and enemies To locomotion.
The .df6ion Corn Plaster softens the corn, how
ever old and tough. and extracts it tn thesyery
roots The relief afforded, is gentle, immediate,
ann thoro'teh The proprietor bcgs leave to sub
mt the following case, from Mr. SioweIi, WHO is
wen known as very worthy and resp, ctabIe ci,i-
.Mr 4. Ridder-I do not hesitate IN olive NV
most unqlanneT sppru1su1ue III ~ give my
liable .4i6fOn Corn Plaster. I,y the use of less
than box, Mrs. Stoweli has bee: cured Of a corn
ON each loot, which had been exceedingly truuble-
some and painful for years, and think IL hut
justice TO your invaluable preparation to add that
your Plaster cured her corns after irving ether
highly recommended remedies to no purpose
and what increases my confidence in the superi-
or'ty oil your Plaster, is The fact that it has b en-
used BY several of my ncighbors with equally good
SUCCESS man advanced in years, had become
so crippled with corns, as TO b. obliged 10 cut
holes IN las shUes 10 ease his feet he had long
suffered great torture and inconvenience-has
lately been entirely cured by the use OF your Corn
raster so that he can now walk with comfort,
ana IN hole shoes. young woman living near
me, had become SO lame ia consequence of corns.
as not to be able to 60 up and down stairs with
out great trouble, is now using the Plaster with
'hc most happy success and prospect Of speedy
cure. could refer to several other cases. were
1t necessary. but have seen enough OF the PIas.
ter TO satisfy me it is the best preparation in this
country, Tor the cure OF Corns; and we're its
virtues generally known, doubt whether YOU
could prepare the article fast enough to meet
the public demand.
(Signed) SETH STowELL,
Keeper Of the Ioh-house, s. Boston Bridge.
Boston, June nth. 1929.
Price so
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office, March Al. 1850.
To the Heirs Of Amer ALLEN. late or Stur.
bridge. in said County, deceased and 10 al otter.
concerned in the Estate of said deceQsed.
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FSEEDS.
MULBERRY TREES.

sz39s ERLACK Mulberry Trees for
KD sale at Nursery, near the
IS SS Meeting House, in scarborough,
(Mass) For further information.
- Inquire MIR. FITnu wINcnES
TIERS Inn, in that place y Anril
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Worcesier,ss. Probate Office, March Is. lssO.
10 ne bid0w aud Heirs Of JEssE WarrE. iate
Northoridge. N said County, deceased, and %
GREETING.
VOU we hereby cited to appear (if YOU
n see fly at the Court of Probate 10 ie hold
en- at Mcndon. in said County, ON the fourth
tuesday IN May next, at ten Of the clock, be-
lore noon, TO show cause Why the Instrument
which Purports to be the last win and Testa.
ment OF sad deceased should not be approved !;
and you will be heard thereon.
IA NATH1 PAINE, r. Prod,
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n see 6t) at the Court of Probate 70 n. h,idss
at Templeton, in said County. ON the twent,e,h
day OF May next, at ten Of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts Of The Al.
m' stration Of said Estate should not be aIlowsd
and YOU will be heard thereon.
"a NATH.L. PAINE. J. EroB
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office. March 4. I83O
10 ne Wado'0 and Heirs Of JOAN HoLLAND. Late Of
Petersham, ~ sand County, deceased. and % Il
Others concerned in the Estate o. said deceased.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see ht) atthe Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester. in said County. on the first Tues
day in May next, at ten of the clock. before
noon. to show cause why the Instrument which
Purports to be the last VIII and Testament OF
said deceased should not be approved and Won
will be heard thereon.
GA NATH'L. PAINE, ,. Prob.
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MISCELLANY.

The CHEROKEE INDIANs.-We had a
visit on Friday last from a gentleman
(Col. Gold, Of Connecticut and his la
dy, who were on their return from the
Cherokee Nation, where they have spent
the last eight months, on visit to their
daughter, who is married to +. Boudinot,
Editor of the "Cherokee Phoenix" A
great variety Of inte resting information
relative to those people was communica-
ted to us--all tending to establish the fact,
that civilization has made most unex-
ampled progress in the nation. The great
body Of the Cherokees live in comfort,
and many ofthem in affluence and splen-
dor. Since col. G. has been amongst them
he has Witnessed the clearing Of lands,
erection Of buildings, and improvements
Of various descriptions, progressing with
steady pace. The education Of their
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youth is becoming an object of desire and
attention; and religious instruction and
general information is gradually finding
its way through the community. A mum
Iber of letters, written by Cherokee chill
dren, at one of the Missionary schools,
were shown us. They were well writ
ten; and the vein Of piety running through
them all, is evidence that the highest and
most important interests of those young
immortaIs, are not neglected by those to
whose care they are entrusted.
A large proportion of families manu-
iacture woolen and cotton goods for do
mcstc use, and also for exchange for
other articles from abroad; and the wheel
and the loom meet your eye in almost ev-
cry house. Col. Gold had with him
specimens of their manufactured woollen
and cotton goods, which were really ex-
cellcnt, and will bear comparison with
those of cotton manufactured here. Our
informant states also, that their roads are
in fine order-that he was able to travel
with his carriage through every part ofthc
Nation. He also attended the meeting
oftheir General Council; and was aston
ished at the order and regularity of their
business, and the talent displayed by the
members As respects their present per-
ilous situation, they are firm, relying with
confidence upon the uprightness of decis-
ion of the Supreme Court of the United
States-before which tribunal they hope
to have the questitl brought.
Every thing detailed to us, relative to
the Cherokees, affords strong evidence
that the wandering Indian has been con-
verted into the industrious husbandman;
and the tomahawk and rifle are exchang-
ing for the plough, the hoe, the wheel
and the loom; and that they are rapidly
acquiring domestic habits, and attaining
degree of civilization that was entirely
unexpected, from the natural disposition
of these children of the forest.-Gettys-
burgh Penn. Sentinel, July 6.
The Cherokee Phoenix states that the
President has sent notification to the
Cherokees to me ct him at Nashville next
month, there to enter into treaty.