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In Paxton, May Is, after a short and distressing
sickness, Mr.. Phineas Goulding, aged So
In Holden, May 90, Mrs. Alona B., wife of Mr..
Willard Allen, and daughter of Willard NJ Hub
bard, aged 90-Printers in Netu York are request
ed to insert this death. April 90, Mrs. Mary, wife
of Mr.. Heman Richardson, aged 81.
In Barre, May l6, Mrs. Sarah, wife of MIR. Flea
ger Rider, aged rs.
In Brookfeld, May 5, Orlando j. son of Capt.
Josiah Slayton, aged years.
In Shutesbury, May Is. Mr.. Luther Conant, aged
p; soldier of the Revolution.
In Boylston, March Is, Mrs Sarah Fawcet, wife
of Mr.. Jonathan Fawcet, aged &c.
In Spencer, May Is, Mr.. Jacob p Munroe, aged
56.-Printers in Ne,o York and Maine are request
ed to insert the above.
In New Fame, (Vt.) Mrs. Nancy, wife of Jacob
A. Stoddard, and daughter of Henry Whitman,
formerly of New Ipswich, aged 81.
DROWNED, in the river at Western, on the 10th
of April last, Mr.. Sumner Warren of New Brain
tree, aged 81. MIR. w. had been in a state of
arrangement for a week or two, when it was
thought advisable to remove him to the Retreat at
Hartford, Conn. While on his way thither he
ieaped from the carriage, and after running short
distance threw himself over the railing of bridge
and was drowned. 1t is not supposed that he in.
tended to destroy life, but merely to escape from
those who had the care of him.-Comm'd
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T. & w. KEITH
AFFER for sale, at their Store, opposite
V Thomas's Coffee House, variety of
w "A T G III ES,

recently and carefully selected, which they
warrant OF superior workmanship, and at prices
much lower than usual. Also, handsome as
sortment Of Pearl, Filigree, and Common Jew
cry differing in price, only as the quality diff
iers, which will be sold at a very small advance
on cost. Also, Watch Seals, Keys and Chains,
IN IN almost every variety; Silver Spoons, and
SILVER Spectacles, similar only in shape, to those
ina. u, haunt the country from the enclosure of
I'm Box, or Pedler's Wagon. Also, Percus-
sion Pistols; ever pointed Pencil Cases, cheap !;
Thermometers; Steel Spectacles; Morse's Cut
lery Time Pieces; Military Goods; Plated,
Brass, Britannia, and Jappaned Ware,-togeth-
er WIN other articles usually kept in Store of
the kind, which, in all, make an assortment as
good as any other in the County, and offered
on as reasonable terms Customers, and the
pubic generally, solicited to call before they
make their purchases.
VT Wanted, as above, BOY, IA or Is
years old, as an Apprentice.
Worcester, May &c 6w21
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

BoxFoRD BoNNETs. Bonnets ola fashionable
air, and we'll adapted to the season. have recent
ly been made at Bedford, ABOUT 25 miles from
Boston, from rye straw. The first edition of
them was carried to New York and sold to the
most fashionable milliners as English Bonnets.
of recent manufacture and importation. at an
exorbitant price. The New York miIliners fur
nshed their Boston correspondents the new
article, and many of them were sold, in Boston.
at from IL to SIC. The new English straw
bonnets commanded such prices. that the illus
trious Bedford manufacturers sent in large sup
plies Of them; and they can now be purchased
at from 3 to $4.-PaLLddium.
AcCIDrSr. The Springfield stage, on its way
to this city Friday afternoon, broke thro' the
Scantc river bridge in East Windsor, and was
precipitated IA feet to the water below. We
understand that there were seven passengers in
the stage, one of whom had his skull fractured
in the fall. Most Of the others were seriously,
although not dangerously injured The stage
itself was broken to pieces, and three of the
horses were killed.-HarJord Mirror.
DEATH BY Poison. Another melancholy in.
stance of sudden death occurred in Wells on
the 18th inst: James, son of Mr.. James Stew
art, aged thirteen years, eat quantity of" Wild
PGrsntp," which caused his death in about four
hours after he had taken it, The lad probably
mistook the "WIld Parsnip" for " Flag-root''
for which he was digging Gaz.
few days since, young woman in Dan.
vers, who had taken a strong decoction of d.
turG StramOniun, by mistake for motherwort,
was relieved by the use of a stomach pump,
| when she had become so convulsed as to be
unable to swallow. She had taken enough Ia
kill three persons. The pump was made by
Abel Nichols, Haverhill.
SENATOR OF CoNEEcrIcur. His Excelency,
Gideon Tomlinson, Governor of Connecticut.
has been chosen, by a great majority over his
jackson opponent, a Senator in the Congress
! of the United States, for the term Of six wears
from and after the third day of March next,
when the term of Calvin Wiley now occupy.
ing tho seat. will expire. A better selection
could not have been made.
| A BET SETTLED. Perley X Putnam, young
man from Sackett's HarbOr, New York, recent.
ly carried upon his back from the corner Of
State and COngress.streets to the Wind Mill,
Sea-street, nearly one mile, three thousand
Spanish dollars in bag, weighing one hundred
and eighty-one pounds, upon bet Of $50. He
did more he carried them up one pair of stairs,
and Gown again, and then offered TO carry them
back again on bet Of the same amount and
this moi being accepted, he offered 10 bet S 100
that no man could be produced that could then
put him on his back. Putnam is n truckman,
and weighs about 207 lhs.-B0ston Patriot
Some boys at Wiscasset, have caught many
crows by soaking corn in rum, and placing il
within their reach. They were easily seized
when under tho operation of the spirit. Tho
bounty for crows head is cents,
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DISTRICT or MaSsacHUsETTS.-to1oit :.

DISTRICT OF .MaSSaCHUSETTS=-to ,Oit
O District Clerks Offce
@DE 1T REMEMBERED, That on the
twenty.seVenth day OF April, A. D. 1880. in the
fifty-fourlh year OF the Independence of The
United States of America, CARTER, AEpRrws
Il Co., Of the said district, have deposted in
this Office the title of book, the right whereof
they claim as proprietors, in the words follow.
ing, to ,cit:
"A Geography Of Worcester County; for
young children, containing, l. A Typographical
and historical sketch Of every town 2. A gen.
eral view of the county and the employments
of the people 3. A glossary, explaining the
geographical, and other difficult terms, Bv
JAMES G. CARTER and WILLIAM II. Books.
With new Map of the County. sChiIdren
are very early capable of describing the places
mountains, and rivers, which pass under their
Inspection
In conformity to the Act of the CONGRESS- Of
the United States, entitled "An Act for the
encouragement of learning, by securing the
copies OF maps, charts, and books, TO the au.
thors and proprletors of such copies, during the
times therein mentioned: !" and also TO an Act
entitled An Act supplementary to an Act. an.
titled An Act for the encouragement Of learn.
ing, by securing the copies of maps, charts. and
books, to the authors and proprietors Of such
copies during the times therein men,iorad .
and extending the benefits thereof Ia The ART. ~
designing, engraving, and etching historical and
other prints"
JNO. w. DAVIS I Clerk Of the District
~ o. Of Massachusetts.
Way ~o' 4w2l
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NAVARINO BONNETS.
VALU ABLE BOOKS,
FOR SUMMER SCHOOLS

lNNHE FRANKLIN PRIMER, THE IMPROVED
IN READER, Tor Sequel to the Primer,) and
The GENERAL Class Book These new and
popular School Books are now so well known
and highly approved, that any further testimony
of their superior merit is scarcely necessary
The following, however, in favor of these
Books, (as it is SO remarkable for an American
work, particularly in the department of educs-
ton, to be favorably noticed in Europe,) is sub
joined. 1t is taken from an article of consider
able extent, which recently appeared in The
/" Revue Encyclopedique,'' periodical work Of
high character, published in the city Of Paris:
"Cette serie de lectures est fate dams IN ex-
celent esprit, ct par une personne, qui Evil
demment etud;e ct apptofondi lie sujet qu'eile
aborde." "The reading lessons are composed
with an excellent spirit, by person, who has
evidently given much attention to the subject
% The Primer, Reader, and Glass Book, are
also recommended by the Convention of School
Teachers that recently met in Boston: also, by
" the Teachers Society of Troy" IN W and
by numerous others. They are recommended
to SchooL Committees as particularly soorthy of
their attention.
CO For sale by DoRR & ROWLAND,
Worcester; also, by the publisher, A. PHELPS,
Greenfield. wholesale and retail NAV 49,
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MaRRIED.

In this town, May 10, by Rev. Mr.. Miller, Mr..
Seth Adams, Jr., merchant, of Providence, to Miss
In Charlton, March 81, by Rev. John Wilder, Jr.,
Capt. Comns Litchfeld to Miss Rachel Barton !;
April IS, Mr.. Elliot Alexander of Brim6eld, to
Miss Chloe Merritt of Charlton; April 49, Mr..
Loomis Stone of Oxford, to Miss Elizabeth Wilson
Of Charlton; May Is, Mr.. William Ryan to Miss
Miranda H. Hicks.
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a FULL and complete assortment of ENG
IA LISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN DIR
GOODS;
SUCH As
100 pieces Calicoes, of the latest and most
fashionable patterns; few dark, heavy Prints,
at from to i23 cents; Brown, White, & Strip'd
French Drilling; Scotch Ginghams Battiste
and Brown Cambria; eros de Naples, Gros de
Berlin, Synchaw, Satin Levantlne, and Florence
Silks, OF all colOrs and patterns; Black, White,
and Green Wells; Merino ShawIs and Pongees /;
Linen and Imitation Cambrcs splendid as
sortment of Fancy Handk'fs; elegant Gauze
and Thbet Scarfs; Thread Lace and Edging
Gauze; Tafeta, Cap, and Rich Belt Ribbons !;
Black, Color'd and Variegated Silk and Worsted
Braids and Cords Black g. Color'd Silk Vest
ings; New Style Marseilles and Valencia ditto F;
Plaid and Plain Cambria, Book, Null, Jaconet,
and Fig'd Swiss Muslin Super Black Italian,
Bandanna, Flag, and Spitalfeld Silk Handk'fs /;
Gingham and Oil Cloth Umbrellas; Super
Green & Brown Parasols Gentlemen's Horse
Skin and Beaver Gloves Ladies Gloves and
Mitts, a new article; one case Navarinoes, new
style; Artificial Flowers and Wreaths Bang
up & Fancy Cords; French Bombazines Print
ed Table Covers; Tortoise Shell, Tucking, and
Side Combs; Ladies' Morocco and Prunella
Walking Shoes & Slippers Gentlemens Fine
Calf Shoes and Pumps; Coarse Shoes and Bro
gans; Gentlemen's Fine Napt and Castor Hats.
~ A general assortment Of CR0CKERY,
CHINA, and GLASS WARE-H.4RD WARE
and CUTLERY, of all descriptions.
u A. general assortment of DRUGS and
MEDICINES, ofevery description. Physicians
in the adjoining towns are requested to call and
examine the stock, for they will be sold at the
Boston prices.
Also, general assortment of WEST LNDLa
GOODS.
NJ The above Goods ba uinr beep nurcbasad
in New York, and mostly at Auction, and Sc.
lected with great care, we feel confident in as.
suring the inhabitants of Spencer and the ad-
joining Towns, that we can afford our stock of
Goods as low as any other offered in the Coun
ty.
Wanted, 100 doz PALM LEAF HATS. for
which the highest price will be paid in Goods
at cash price.
Spencer, May &C. 81
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" Rev. Mr.. HEWITT, Agent for the American
Temperance Society," will deliver Discourses at the
Meeting House in Ashburnham, on Sunday the 3Oth
inst No collection will be taken. MayI9
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Lioer Complaints, Jaumdice, &c.

MO Medicines have been found equal, for
IL the removal of the above complaints, to
MENTIONS ELIXIR OF HEALTH, or
JAUNDICE WINE BITTERS. AND CA.
THARTIC PILLS. The Elixir of Health IS
also an excellent medicine for Dyspepsia, Want
e Appetite. Indigestion, Hy2ochondrica and
Hyster'cal Complaints, FIatulence, Costiveness,
Diarrhoes, Asthma, Vomiting or Splitting up
what is eaten, and in all convalescent states.
1t stimulates and strengthens the system in
general. For certificates OF the uncommon eff
cacy of these medicines, in several caser, the
public are referred to Show Bills, at the Store
OF JAMES GREEN & Co, Agents. Worces.
ter Price % cents per Box NAV 26'
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MEDICAL SOCIETY
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

TENHE Members ofthe MASSACHUSETTS MED
Il IcAL SOCIETY, for the District of Worces
ter, are notified that the Annual Meeting Of said
Society will be holden at the house of C. Stock.
well, innholder in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY,
the Esd day Of June neat, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
1t is earnestly requested that all the Fellow
of the Massachusetts Medical Society resident
in the County of Worcester, give their punctu.
al attendance By order of the President.
3. F. Haywood, Secretary.
Worcester. May 2S. 4wSI
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office. May 90, 1850.
To the WIDOW, Creditors, end Hers Of EpHRAIHr
LEE, late Of Mendon, ia said County, deceased.
and to all others concerned IN the Esne OF said De-.
ceased. sGRsyrINn
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if Won
n seeht) at the Court of Probate to be hold, n
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in July next, at one of the clock afternoon. 40
show cause why the Accounts of the Administra.
ton OF said Estate should not be allowed, and
the balance Of Estate. after deducting the charges
ana favored debts distributed 10 the creditors
whose claims have been allowed; and YOU viii
be heard thereon.
2i* NATH'L. PAINE, j. PROB.
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w orcester, 60. Probate Office. May is, 1850.
10 ne Widow and Heirs Of JOSATHAN RAxp. lnls
Of Harvard. an said Coarnty deceased. and 10 az
oilers concerned in The Estate Of SAID dsreased.
GREkrIEs,
VOU are hereby cited to appear If you
en- at Worcester, in said County. on the frst
tuesday IN July next, at one Of the clock, arier.
noon to show cause why the Account Of the Ad-
m'nistra'i0n Of said Estate should not be allowed,
and YOU will be heard thereon.
2i' NATHL. PAINE, ,. PreS.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the SUBJ
/ y scriber has beend uly appointed Aeiministra.
tor on the Estate of NAHUM JOHNSON, late
Of Eitchburg, in the County of Worcester, de.
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upou 10
m axe immediate payment; and allthose to whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
TIMOTHY JOHNSON.
Worcester, May d, 1880. Of
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Worcester.ss. Probate Office. May rs, 1850.
TO Me WSdo.O and Heirs Of PETER HorGHTox. late
others concerned IN the Estate of said deceased.
GREETINa.
VOU are hereby cited to appear tif Won
IL see 6t) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester. in said County on the first Tues
day in July next, at ten OF the clock, before
noon, to show cause Why the Instrument which
purports TO be the last Win and Testament Of
will be heard thereon.
81" NATFI'L. PAINE, j. Pred.
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FRosT. We had frost on Saturday night
which in low and exposed situations, killed
beans and injured some other kinds of tender
vegetation.
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u PROBATE CoURT at Worcester commenc.
ing on Tuesday next, June /.
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FOREIGN News. Our advices from Europe
are still but one day later, and from England no
later, than heretofore, and furnish no addition.
al information of the lOast public importance.
Another week can hardly fail to bring US much
later accounts.
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FLOUR
POTATOES.

Or an excellent quality for family use or for
W planting for sale at the CANAL STORE.
Worcester, Nav r.
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R FRESH GOODS d
JUST RECEIVED BY
AMOS BROWN & CO.,

A FULL and complete assortment Of ENG.
IA LISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN DRY
GOODS;
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U The Washington correspondence in our
paper of this day, will be found particularly in.
tsresting TO all classes Of readers. It not only
furnishes kind Of information respecting tho
proceedings of Congress which cannot be OBJ
tanned from the Journal but one Of the letters
in particular, gives an insight into the political
movements at that place, which will be new
and curious to most persons who live at this
distance from that great scOns of political Jug
glery, management, and corruption Corrup.
ton we say, for if there ever has been a time
since the foundation of our government, when
corruption pervaded all its branches TO an alarm.
ing extent, that time is the present,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25

iuctiOn Sale of Lands and .>ldDts.
EnY virtue al = deed Of trust. executed TO us
D by John Molutebste, and ramsey hts
wifi, aud Robert innslry. bearing dale on the
10Th day Of July, 1895, AMI OF record IN tie
county curt OF Amherst, We shnll On The Isl
DAY of December. 1890, before The trout dsof OF
the tavern house, IN the town of New Glasgow,
aud COUNTY OF Amherst, nov occupied by james
S lpendlelon, expose TO sale, by way Of public
auction the following real aud personal estate,
To VITA house and lot, situated IN The said
town OF New Glasgow, Il brmg the same here.
tefore conveyed 10 The sad john Moumcasle
aud Robert Insl.y by w hAm q. Pendlrion,
aud James ). Peuilelon. Also. Two other in.
proved lots, ~ the SAID town Of New Glasgow
with all ihe houses and improvements theron,
one of which lois contains the Store noaSr
lately occnped by james X Sc, and the other
being the sHne winch NJ the date ol the said
deed III trust, was occupied by thr said John
MpuntcAslls Also, - tract OF land, lying ~ the
said county of Amhets', WITHIN ono o,lle ol The
,ad own 81 Ne" Gla'go", containing by sur
wy $50 ArTes, be The same more or less. mud
adjoining the lands OF David ) Garland. John
Coleman and Others also, "a ACRES of land,
adjoining the Inst mentioned trdcf, purchased
If David 5. Garlaod--also. one other uset o.
on the waters OF Butlaloe river, containing QUE
hundred and twenty the. acres, more az le.s,
nnd adjnnng the land olBtne Cash, William
Dnntnn ant William san itdge 80, on other
tract Of land, lying ~ said couG'y, supposed 10
contain twnhundred acres adjoining the tracl
last beldrr mentioned, and also aduniue the
laads OF " llliam Sandidgc aud o,hers--hlso,
the following slaves, with the ucfvase oil the
ffmHlcs OF them, II aul, since the date OF the
sad deed OF trust namely, one negro man nd-
med Moses, aud his wife ANY two negro boy s.
Bob md Washington, tao e 81, Do.m aud Ma
", two men Geotgc aud Albert, one woman
mel Eii2i, QUE woman uhintd Betsey, one wo-
nan named Judy. one boy named AIcby, aud
iva girls Appbn and Betsy,
Terms ri sale. - lie slaves will he sold for
cash aud for the real property one fourth Of
the purchase money will be required 20 he paid
on the day OF sale, T. the balance IN three equal
lns nlmcnts at q, L. and Is months from the
day ufsnlc, 10 be- sccuird in every caSs by
noies made negotiable. nni payable nj one OF
the Banks IN Lynehbmg, satisfactorily cudors.
cd, and by deeds oi trust on the property pur-
chased.
The title 10 all oftho said property is believed
10 be good, bnI acting merely rs trustees, We
will convey only such title ms is vested IN rs
by the deed of trust aforesaid. Should the sale
moi he comp cled on the day above appointed
1t will be Continued from day 10 day uollj cost
pcted. RICHARD 5. ELLIS, ! Trus.
CHlSNELL DABNl.Y ( tees,
Oct 81 IDS
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A Continuation OF the Executors Sale
~ y Monday the 18Th day of December n.,'
Swill be offered at Public sale, IN like man
ner. at the late residence OF Daniel Glinnap d.
ceased, 10 the Town of Fredericksburg. ali n.
PERSONAL Esiat' OF said Grnnan. in said Town
consisting OF several House-Scrvanis, Garden
er, Cook, Hos'ler and Scmpstress, &c. ah,t,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage
Horses, light Wagon. Riding Horse, "a con.id
er"b'e Stock OF Books, with n variet, of o,ber
articles too tedious 10 enGmefatp. II = ,.,,.
Of oaIe,as stated in the previous adyprtisem,n.
JOHN 5. WELLFORD, Ex,.r
the las, " i'll and Testament If
DANIEL GEIsEAs, deces..d
Oct II, ,ds
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Public sale.

NNTlIL be sold in New London IN Friday
w tbe l9h OF Nosrmher my baud, aJloio-
ing Col. Alexander Austin Henry Jones, Wm.
Hicks sn1 others known by fbr name Of Ned
Taylor's Land, containing. TWO HUNDRED
AND NINETY SIX ACRES, situated from
New London about mlcs, aud from the Acad-
smy about mile The terms Of sale will b,
one hall cash. The othgr 10 ~ months bond and
gooh security required, 10 carry interest from
The date II 40 puaethaly pad. should 'hr above
Land he sold privately before ihe Imr appoin-
I'D, the Advertisement will be discontnnrd.
EDMUND +. WHITE.
0ct. "a ids
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HM NIOWAH.


FtNliE subscriber having taken the house latf<
Il " occupied by A. +. Blggers, Zone door
be'o" Mes'rs. Lancaster 81 MARSH begs leave
10 inform the public general, and his country
friends particularly, OF his change OF situation :;
and al The same lime, 10 announce 10 them III At
he has now on hand, aud is daily receiving hi,
fall supply OF Groceries, which he offers at very
low prices, either Tor cash, or coun Y produce
He returns his warmeSt thanks to his friends
Tor Their former patronage oi him. and e,rnest-
~ sohe''s continuance Oft, hoping that his
change OF situation will make no Change IN his
old customers !; but rather be d means Of painne
INN many new ones, as the house which he
now occupies. is not surpassed b, any in Lyoch.
burg. tor convenience and comfort, and Is sim
alta Immediately between Friends aud Martins
Warehouses.
HE trades in all kinds of country produce,
and VIII give the highest market prices for
Wheat and Flour. JAMES ". kIDWEII
Oci. Ia