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PUBLIC AUCTION

WoRcEsTER, IS. July "a, 1880.
FESAKEN on Execution, having been previ.
Il ously attached on mesne process, and will
be sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY, the 23d
day Of August ne1t, at one o'clock, P. M, at
the dwelling house of SAMUEL BROOKS,
in Westminster, all the Right in Equity which
the said Brooks, has of redeeming certain mort
gagged Real Estate, as follows, viz: one undi-
yided fourth part of certain Farm and the
Buildings thereon, situated in the northerly
part of said Westminster, wherein Lewis
Wheeler now lives. Also, another tract of
Land and Buildings, adjoining the above men,
toned Land, whereon the said Samuel Brooks
now lives. Also, another lot of Land contain.
ing about % acres, situated on each side of the
new road, leading from Ashburnham to Fitch
burg, adjoining land of Flint McIntire, John
G. Hadley, and others. Also, another lot of
Land situated in the easterly part of Ashburn-
ham, containing about 90 acres, adjoining land
of Samuel Cooper and others. Also, another
tract of Land, being Wood Land, situated in
the westerly part of said Ashburnham, contain.
ing about % acres
80 SAMUEL DAVIS, d. Sheriff.
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SHERIFFS sale

WORCESTER, SIS. July 10, 1880.
a TTACHED on mesne process, and taken
IA on execution, and will be sold at public
auction, on THURSDAY, the 1911 dav of .iagust
neat, at one o'clock, P. NJ, at Sparrow Crosby s
Tavern, in Holden, in said County, all the right
which AUGUSTUS F. FULLER and JOEL
B. FULLER have in Equity to redeem the fol-
lowing described mortgaged Real Estate, viz !:
About 100 acres of Pasture and Wood Land.
situated in the northerly part of said Holden.
Also, about 10 acres of Tillage Land, near the
above. Also, about one half acre of Land, and
Water Privilege, near Southicks Factory, so
called, in said Holden. Also, about 9 acres of
Land, and the Buildings thereon, situated in
the southerly part of Fitcbburg, in said County.
80 ASA MATHEWS. d. .Sbey;F
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and that they love not to be united. Now we
Oeiieve the very reverse to this to be the case ;
ana we appeal TO the history of nations, to prove
tne business OF our belief In what period of
Oreclan history, did the arts shine out with the
purest spiendor' Where was the public taste
the most severe and chastened When were
those temples and monuments built up. that are
the moGeIs OF all that is truly excellent in mod
eIn arr! nhen was it, that the lifeIess marble
was caIxec into shapes, that, in their beauty
ana n I.e seemed almost to be instinct
".i nc NOT when she was bowed down I'M
ger Ins YOKE OF foreign tyranny, or when luxu-
ry, with It's stealthy pace, began to Green in on
the pristine sternness and simplicity of her man
ners' IL was when, in the fullness of her vigor,
sue rOuteo and sent back the Persian thousands;
ana gave 10 the world lessons of heroism and
devotion, which il yet loves to cherish. When
her patriots. were the boldest, and her sons the
the freest,-then were the arts in the meridian
of their lustre
ne love OF country, while it nerved the arm
OF the warrior, and warmed and raised the soul
Oh the orator,-gave higher and stronger in
sPi!atioh 10 tne sculptor, and spread something
department of the arts. The BUILDING IF the
farthenon is cOeval with the proudest DAVIS of
Greece. Whatever that is pure and command.
ing IN sculpture, which she has left us, we NAV
trace up 10 the time of her national glory With
the coming on of luxury, the public taste de-
generated from its first chastity, to fondness
tor ornament,-a thirst for something new and
lntTlcate-a love of labored prettness per-
Vading darkness alike overspread the glory of
her arts and her arms With the spirit of free,
oom, the Inspiration of genius, fed. Though
we nave but few remains of ancient painting.
yet the principle, that excellence in the arts is
IN perfect consstence with a high national
character, is equally we'll illustrated by a refer.
ence to sculpture and architecture, as to the
| former branch CT it. The arts are as band of
well united brothers, and flourish or decay, TO-
gether. To refer to the particular department
OF which we speak, it was during the bright
days OF modern Italy, that those painters exist
ed, whose works have thrown an undying glory
around her. 1t was, when torn by civil strifes.
and weakened by luxury, that the full light of
genius began to die away into transient and
feeble gleamings, till it was at last put out un-
der the blighting influence of foreign subiec-
ton. That breast, where the love and the
pride of country glow with the greatest inten-
ssty, IS the most warmly susceptible to the kind.
iings OF high inspiration. Its range is wider.
and Its aim, nobler. Degraded by no servity,
| 1t may stand forth in its own strength and erect.
ness.
Having endeavored to prove, that excellence
IN the fine arts (and, consequently, in the de-
partment Of painting is not inconsistent with
lofty tone of national character, we intend, in
future piper, to display, as far as we are able,
lts peeullaF claims to our notice.
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SHERIFES N4IE

WORCESTER, IS. July Is, $780,
TENAKEN on execution (the same having
Il been previously attached on mesne pro.
cess,) and will be sold at Public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of august nent, at
one o'clock, P. NJ, at Elijah Browns Tavern,
IN Paxton, in said County, all the Right which
SAMUEL JENNISON has in Equity TO re.
deem the following described mortgaged Real
Estate VIZ: the Farm on which he now lives,
situated IN the northwesterly part of Paxton
and consisting of about 200 acres Of Land 3
Dwelling Houses, Grist Mills, l Saw MiIl. Q
Barns, and other Buildings thereon. Also, all
the Right said Jennison has in Equity to redeem
the Farm on which Levi Jennison now lives.
and adjoining the above, consisting of about
$50 acres of Land, and the Buildings thereon
80 ASA MATHEWS. D. Sheriff
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

EFFECTS OF HEAT. The Philadelphia Ga
zette says The coroner held inquests on
Wednesday, in the cases of fee persons who
had died suddenly, in consequence of drinking
cold water, or from the direct effects of the
SUMS rays. Other inquests were held by mag
strates and some persons who died suddenly.
were, it is said, buried without an inquest We
learn that sir men have died in two DAYS. on
board the Russian corvette. The introduction
of cold water and ice into the ship had been
strictly prohibited. The mortality must, there.
fore, be ascrbed TO the direct effects of the heat
and, perhaps, over exertion in preparing the
vessel for sea.
On Thursday last, Mr.. M'Farland, while en-
gagged at work on the deck of vessel. in the
lower part of the city, was suddenly overcome
by the heat, he fell down and expired He was
carried to his house in Second below Shiupen
street. His wife, in the hope of effecting hi,
restoration, started in haste for a physician-at
the corner of Second and Gaskill-street she
took drink of water, and was Immediately SC
much affected as to be unable to stand The
most humane attention was bestowed by the
peoplein The vicinity, but in vain in few
minutes Mrs. MFarland was taken home q
corpse, and laid beside the dead body of hel
husband PhiIadelphia paper
On Saturday afternoon last, as two of thu
sons of Thomas w. Ward, Esq, of this city
were returning from Medford, on horseback
the horse rode by William, the younger son
aged about l2 years, was suddenly startled by
the noise of cart loaded with bar iron, while
passing it, and running violently and boiling
threw the unfortunate young gentleman from
his back, who was almost instantly killed by
blow received on the back of the head
Boston 4dperfiser
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Vermont Acddenay of Medicine.

NHE Annual Course of Lectures at this
"A a Institution will commence on the last
Thursday IN August, and continue Is weeks
Lectures will be given on the several branches
as follows:
lheory and Practice of Physic, Materia Med
lea, and Pharmacy, by William Tnllv nj n
Surgery and Obstetrics, by Theodore Wood.
ward, NJ. d.
=, Anatomy and Physiology, by Alden March,
Chimistry and Natural History, by Lewis C.
natural Philosophy. by Solomon Foot, A. M.
Fees. For the whole Course. S45 Nntr;o'
ulatlon Fee, 50. Graduation Fec, SIG: for all
OF which prompt payment, or notes with rood
security, will be required
n: b. Board, washing, and lodging can be-
obtained in the village at from SI,25 to SI.75
per week. VIZ
T. WOODWARD, Registrar.
Castleton. June Ia30
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DIED.

In Boston, Hon. Isaac PARKER, Chief Justice
of the Supreme Judicial Court of this Common.
wealth, aged 62. He was visited on Sunday
morning, at o'clock, by shock of apoplexy
which left him in a state of insensibility through
the day. The remedies which were applied were
without effect, and at about II o'clock, on the
succeeding night he expired. His remains were
buried on Monday. In this sudden and affective
event, the Commonwealth has sustained an irrepar
able loss
In Uxbridge July IL, Mrs. Sophia Whipple, ageC
26, wife of Mr.. Independence Whipple.-P Printer
in Ne,u York are requested to insert this death.
In Leicester, July 81, Mrs Judith Fairbank, aget
So, wife of Mr. Josiah Fairbank Printers IN Net
York are requested 10 insert this death
In Oxford, July II, widow Eunice Merriam, age,
10, relct Of the late Mr. James Merriam
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WoRcRsTER. SIS.
July %. 1870

UNOLbILN' 81 July q, IS3U,
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
N execution, and will be sold at public ven
due, on MONDAY, the 23d day Of august merit.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Inn of BENZ. Nun.
roe, in Marlborough, all the Right in Equity
which HENRY HASTINGS has to redeem
the moftgaged Real Estate whereon he now
lives, situated in Marlborough.
Also, will be sold at public vendue, at the Inn
of Levi Pierce, in Hubbardston, on TUESDAY.
the Gath dug Of august neat, at IL o'clock, A.
NJ, all the Right in Equity which said Hastings
has to redeem a small Farm, mertgaged, con
tanning about SO acres, with the Buildings
thereon, situated in the northwesterly part of
said HubbardstOa, on the Old Road thence to
Templeton.
80 CHA's. A. HAMILTON, D. Sheriff.
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SHERIFFS sale.

WORCESTER, SIS. July IS, 1880.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IN executions, and will be sold at public auc-
ton on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of august
neTt, at three o'clock, P. NJ, at Elijah Browns
Tavern, in Paxton, all the Right which JACOB
SWEETSER has in Equity TO redeem the
place on which he now lives, situated in the
northeasterly part of Paxton, consisting of
about 10 acres of Land, and the Buildings
thereon, together with 10 acres of Wood Land,
in the corner of the town sf Holden, near the
same.
80 ASA MATHEWS n Sber;F
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'SHHIHLOTO OF

VENHE Northboro' Manufacturing Company
II wish to hire man to do the work in their
Clothing Shop. None need apply but those
well skilled in the business: or, they will let
their Shop and Tools for one OF more wears.
They have good run of custom, and there IL
no Clothing Shop in 4 adjoining towns APP
Plicaiion may be made to the subscriber, AsAPH
RICE q Son, Northboro', ELDRIpeE & NIcx.
ERsoE, Boston, or Henry G. DAVIS, Worcester.
who is intimately acquainted with the books
and custom of the Shop.
Northboro, July 81. ISAAC DAVIS.
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W. In Birmingham, Of the lock,jaw, Mr.. Thomas
20 In Ne New Bedford, Major John Cogg-shall, aged
% Elizabeth, daughter of John Coegeshail, Jr.,
aged 26. seOD'-'' -
r, In Hebron, IN. H. Hannah, consort of Thomas
In Middletown, Hon. Samuel w. Dana. formerly
senator in Congress from Connecticut. and for
many years Mayor of the city of Middetown.
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WnRcFsrrR IS
JulY 81. 1s3O.

WORCESTER, SIS. July %, 1880.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
N execution, and will be sold at public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 2lst day Of AugnSt ne1i,
tons, in the southeriy part of Barre, in said
County, all the Right in Equity which HENRY
BACON has to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate ON which he now lives, together with
the Buildings thereon.
80 TIMo, HATHAWAY, Jr, D. Sheriff.
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StrGued or Stolen

EISROM the subscriber on the njpht of the
Il 18th inst. bay HORSE. about Is years
old He may be known by bunch ON the back
part of his near fore Leg close to the body, about
as large as goose egg. Whoever will return
SAD Horse to the owner, or give information
warded WILLIAM METCATF
Holden July %. y
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MIR p LIE d.

In Lancaster, July 26, by Rev. DIR. Thayer, Solon
Whiting, Esq, to Miss Sarah S. Savage
In Harvard, Mr.. Luther Tarbell to Miss Beriah
Warner.
In Thompson, (Conn.) July 4, Doct David Hol.
man of Dudley to Miss Almira Brown of the former
place.
In Dedham, Mr.. Josiah S. Upham to Miss Eme-
line Brigham, DAUGHTER Of Capt. Pliny Brigham.
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ASA MATHEWS, D. Sheriff.
WORCESTER, SIS.
July 20, 1880.

WORCESTER, S. July ~, 1880.
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
N execution, and will be sold at public VEN
due, on THURSDAY, the goth day Of .4ugRst nezt,
at of the clock, afternoon, on the premises,
all the Right in Equity which PARTRID GE
POND has to redeem a certain tract of Land.
situated in the eastery part of Milford, in said
County, mortgaged by the said Pond to Pearly
Hunt, Esq.
80 CLARK ELLIS, D. Sheriff.
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SELECTED ToASTs.

In looking over the lists of toasts which have
come to hand, we have noticed strong express
sion OF attachment to the Union throughout the
whole country, with the exception of two or
three places in South Carolina, and some few
individuals in one or two of the other Southern
States, who have adopted the notification"
doctrine. Senator Hayne and his co-workers
in treason, have reckoned without their host /;
the people, even OF South Carolina itself, will
not follow them, and every where else public
opinion is overwhelming against them. This
is as it should be.
If the toasts are a fair indication Of public
sentiment, no man now stands so prominent for
the Presidency with the people as HENRY
CLAY. They are so numerous in his favor
that our whole columns would not be sufficient
cessary to make any selection from them. We
have, however, selected various others which
follow =
AT MILLEDGEvILLE, (GEo)
The Constitution in its original integrity, un-
depraved by the comments and constructions of
political bluck-legs, Catilinian demagogues, and
the still baser tools of manufacturing cupidity
May justice, renovated patriotism, and single.
hearted devotedness to the Union among our
brethren OF the East and West, combining with
generous forbearance in the South, transmit
that Constitution an Ciayed and an. Ws6stersd
to the remotest posterty.
By Capt. w. d. Jarratt The Union-May
1t be preserved to the latest posterity.
BY Capt. Richard Rowell: Tho u. States
! United we stand, divided we fall"
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NOTICE.

FENHE subscribers would inform the public
u that they have taken the FURNACE form.
arly occupied by Sumner Smith, (near Elijah
Burbank's Paper Mills,) which they will keep
in constant blast, with determination to give
satisfaction to Machinists and all others who
may favor them with their custom.
Patterns may be had at the Furnace, or made
to order at short notice. Orders will receive
immediate attention, and may be left at tie
Store of Daniel Haywood
WINTER & WEBER.
Worcester, June I6. tfI4
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PORTSMOUTH, july 81.


SEA SERPENT. The Sea Serpent is said
to have been in our waters, as near to us as
the Isle of Shoals, during the present week.
Capt. Perkins, Of the schr. Alert, a very re-
spectacle man, and his crew, state that he
came up toward their vessel, within twenty
feet, and then passed round her bow, so
that they had fair view of his snakeship
they saw about sixty feet of his length. An
other vessel lying at anchor saw him at
some distance, lying on the ton of the wa
ter; the skipper, with one other person. the
only one of the crew that would 90. took
the boat and rowed alongside of him SO near
as to be able to break is back with an oar
if they had dared they think him 100 feel
or more in length. Both of these crews
agree with former accounts as to the gen.
eral appearance of the monster.
We are also informed by gentleman
who has just returned from the Shoals, that
the Serpent passed between the cable and
the bows of schooner belonging to Mr.
Caswell, while lying at anchor, and tina,
some of the crew stood at the stem of the
vessel and looked down upon him thew de.
scribe him as about the size of lime cask
in the middle, and smaller towards each
end ; a smooth Snake, without lunches. the
appearance of them being occasioned by
his motion,
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Medical Institution of Yale COLLEGE

Medical Institution Of Yale College.
TBNHE course of instruction in the Medical
IL Institution of Yale College will Commence
on Monday, October 25, 1890, and terminate
on Saturday, February q, 1881. There will
be at least five lectures daily throughout the
term. and part of the time six. The several
branches will be taught as follows, viz:
ChimistIy and Pharmacy, by BENJAMIN Sill.
liman, NJ. D., IL d.
NJ Anatomy and Physiology, by iona. Knight,
:, Principles and Practice of Surgery, by Thos.
Hubbard, M. D. '''
Botany, Materia Medica, and the Rapeutics.
by William Tully, M. D. '''
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by Eli
Ives, NJ. D. y ="
1t is expected that more ample course on
obstetrics Will be given this year than hereto
.Tle' Inc public may, however, be assured,
mat the several courses, in all the departments,
VIII be full and complete, and that the means of
illustration will be ample
The matriculation fee is S. the fee to each
OF the Professors $12 so and there is likewise
contingent bill of $3.50: each to be paid in
advance -
BY the statutes of the College and of the
state, the requirements for graduation are three
years study for those who are not Bachelors of
Ar'S' ana Two for those who are attendance
upon TWO full courses of lectures either at this
institution or some other of similar character;
an examination and dissertation to the accept
ance OF the Professors and Censors; the attain
ment OF II years of age; and a good moral
character. The examination of the candidates
for graduation will be held the week immedi-
ately succeeding tile termination of the lee
lures, and the degrees will be conferred at that
time The graduation fee is 800.
All necessary expenses OF living in New Ha-
ven, during the winter are from So TO "a a
week, according to the accommodations reGuir-
ed. BY order of the Faculty.
j. KNIGHT.
Yale College, June 10, 1880. 6w3e
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FRESH TEAS.
"TIME is MONEY!"

HNHE subscriber gives notice, that he is an.
x pointed Treasurer and Collector of Taxes.
for the town of Worcester, the current wear
also, Treasurer and Collector for the First and
Second Parishes; for the First Baptist Society,
and for the Center School District in said town.
All persons interested in the payment Of Taxes
as above, and who voluntarily nav the same.
within 30 days from this date, will be allowed
per cent. discount; those who pay in 60 days,
per cent. those who pay in 100 days, per
cent? and all who ara then delinquent will have
no discount, but may expect an additional Pax.
A. HAMILTON,
July 9, 1880. Treasurer and Collector.
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SALT
LOST.

& IN Sunday evening last, between this town
~ and Spencer, BLACK LACE VEIL.
Whoever has found the same shall be rewarded
for his trouble upon leaving it at the Office Of
Inc massachusetts, Spa. July %.
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Hor WEATHER. From the 10Th to the 25th
inst, inclusive, the weather was the most steady
and intensely hot that we have had for the same
length of time since the summer of 1926. The
Thermometer, in this town, stood at IL o'clock,
as follows on the 10th, at 9O-17th, 92-I8th,
94-19th, 9O-2Oth, 9l-21st, 96-22d, 92-23d
92-24th, 9O-25th, co. On Wednesday night
last, the mercury did not fall below 81 during
the whole night; and what is very singular IN
such weather, the aurora Borealis was visible
all night.
From all parts of the country we have ac-
counts of deaths occasioned by extra fatigue
and exposure to the heat, and by drinking free
ly of cold water. A detail of them would not
be interesting to our-readers Many stage hor-
ses have also died on the road When such in
tense heat prevails, moderation, prudence, and
temperance, cannot be too forcibly recommend
ed. =
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HEARD s. ESTABROOK
"AVE just received few pieces elegant
IL IL changeable William Tell SILK, superb
article for Ladies' Dresses; together with
prime assortment of FANCY GOODS, which
will be sold unusually low.
Worcester, July 81
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awe have no later accounts from Europe
since our last paper. The next arrival may
be expected to bring news of importance, both
from England and Algiers
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OF PROBATE CoURT commences at Worces.
ter on Tuesday next, Aug. g.
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the third resol,,tioa. .