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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-31
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spr.

Mr.. EditOr-I have one word to say TO you
about the Hon. JOHN w. LINCOLN, as a
candidate for reelection to the Senate. | be-
lleve that this County has never sent more
dlligent or faithful servant into our State Leg
Islature than he has been. consider him as
entitled to the especial thanks of every member
OF our community; and had he done nothing
more than exhibit, as he has, the unjust and
dishonest practices of certain Banking concerns,
he would most eminently deserve the confidence
Of the people. Let every man who has sustain
ed loss by broken Banks, think of this Let
them come forward and give him their support,
and while they have servants as honest and ca.
pablo as he is, they will have little occasion to
inquire into tae solvency of Banks or the inieg-
rIty Of their agents T.e
Sutton, 1880.
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In Shrewsbury, March l2, widow Susannah
| Nelson, aged 95.
In Sturhridge, Mr.. Admer A lien, aged SO years
and u months. He was the youngest of eight
brothers, whose ages at their deaths amounted
To 65O years. There were three sisters, one
OF whom was in her 86th year at the time OF
her decease
In Berlin, Feb. "a, Mrs. Beulah Johnson, wife
of Mr. Nathan Johnson. aged 70.
In Oakham, March 10, Mrs Vashti Howard,
wife of Mr.. Martin Howard, aged 57-March
~, James, son of James Allen, Esq, aged 2
years-Mr David Hagar, after distressing
illness of years, aged AZ. Printers in Nep
York, Nea0 Hampshire, and Vermont, are re-
quested to insert tins death.
In Northbridge, March 2, Mr. Jesse White,
aged rs.
In Hardwick, Feb. 9, Dr. Elias APenniman,
aged SI.-And on the 18th Feb, his wife Mrs.
Ann Penniman, aged 76.
In Charlton, March 90, Pearley Stevens,
aged 36.-Priaters an Vermont and Maine are
requested TO insert this de0th.
In Lancaster, March 90, Patience Divoll
aged 75
In Cambridge, March 90, James Carter. son
OF DIR. Calvin Cater of Lancaster, aged Is,
In Boston, Capt. Nathaniel Rowland, Repre-
sentative to the General Court, for the town of
Dartmouth. aged 60.
In New Bedford, Mrs. Lydia Hathaway, wild
ow OF the late Stephen Hathaway, Jr-Mrs
Desire Chace. aged %. wife of John Chace.
In Springfield, March IL, Edward Pynchon,
Esq.ln the 56h year Of his age. Upon the death
of his father, in lS0S, he succeeded him in the
offices of Town Clerk and Treasurer, Parish
Clerk and Treasurer, County Treasurer, and
County Register IF Deeds, 10 which Offices he
has been regularly reelected William Pyn.
chon, who settled in Springfield, A. D. 1885,
was one of the first Patentees of the Colony of
Massachusetts,, and Treasurer Of the Colony
and from the year 1908, the offices of County
Treasurer, and County Register, have been
filled by some one of the family DR.. Chaun.
cey Brewer. aged g. He was the oldest prac.
titinner Of Med cine in that part of the State,
and The Oldest person in the town.
In Charlemont, March IL, Mrs Sarah Stearns
wife of Mr. Levi Stearns, aged "a
In Chesterfield, IN. H) March a, Mrs. Low.
ma Holden, wife of Capt. Joseph Holden, aged
In Brattleboro', (vt) March 10, Mr.. Isaiah
Richardson, aged 60.
In Wendell IN. H. Mr.. James Lamb. aged
l04, native of Scotland. He was soldier
under Gen. Wolf, and was in the battle at
Quebec.
In Portland, (Me.) March 10, Mr. Thomas
Hovev. aged Uo.
In Putney. (vt.) March 10, Mrs. Zeruiah
Bliss, wife of Horace Bliss, Esq aged 80
In Montreal. on the 9TH inst Mr.. Nahum
Mower, aged 5l-the founder, and for upwards
of % years the propr ietor, of the Canadian
Courant. Mr.. NJ. was formerly resident in
this town.
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A new Post Office has been established in the
North part of Templeton, under the name Of
Baldwinvle. Joseph Davis, Esq, is appointed
Post Master.
SHREWSBURY Town OFFICERS, FOR 1890.
Toicn Clerk,-tlenry Snow. SeLectmsn.-- Balch
Dean, Thomas Harrington, Jr.. Ephraim Hap.
good, Prescott Brigham, and Henry Snow.
Domestic GooDs. Tho late Auction Sales
in Boston, Providence, Philadelphia, &c, all
shew an advance in the price and increase
in the demand Of domestic cotton and woollen
goods, SO mat The present prospects oIthe man
uiacturers are highly encouraging.
SAM PATcH FoUSD. The body of this bold
but unfortunate adventurer, was found on the
l7th, in the river about six miles below Roch.
ester. II was known to be his bv the Hack
handkerchief about his waist and other marks.
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.

Mr.. EduOr-I have examined the claims and
qualifications ofthe different Senatorial candi.
dates upon both the lists which have been pre-
scented to tie public. ] shall make only one
alteration in that proposed by the friends of the
last Observation-Disclosures. | shall leave out
the name of Lowell Walker, Esq, included in
that list, and insert the name of DR.. JOSIAH
HOWE of Templeton He has been pro-
posed as candidate by the Jackson party, but
he is not now, nor ever has been, in any way,
leavened with Jackson heresy
MIR. Howe is gentleman of high respecta-
bility and has considerable Legislative expert
ence, having been repeatedly selected by the
partality of his own townsmen to represent
them in the Legislature; and there is, perhaps,
no person in his vicinity better qualified to dis.
charge the duties Of the Office TO which it is
proposed to elect him, than he is. P#'##
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TIE LATE STORM. After long turn of mild
weather, we had on Thursday night and Friday,
probably the greatest fall of snow that we have
had, at any one time, during the winter. The
atmosphere was so mild, that much of it dis
solved as it fell, notwithstanding which. it was
eight or nine inches in depth. 1t has since
mostly disappeared. On tho coast, much
damage was done by the severity of the gale,
and the high tide which it produced. In Dos
ton, Salem, Portsmouth, Gloucester, Portland,
and other places, the waves covered the wharves
and flowed into the streets, filling cellars with
water, and sweeping away with resistless force,
vast quantities Of wood and lumber and merchan-
die in hogsheads and casks. Several vessels
were either sunk, driven ashore, or otherwise
injured. We have TO room for further particu.
lars
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Ereeutioe Department, March u. 1890.

EXECUTIVE Impairment, March IL, 1880.
The Legislature, having passed Resolve at
its present Session to provide for the erection
of a Lunatic Hospital suitable for the accommo
daton of Superintendent, and of one hundred
and twenty Lunatics, and to authorize His Elk.
cellency the Governor, by and with the advice
and consent of Council, TO procure an ell
gbe site for the same regard being had, in
the selection of such site, TO the center of pop
ulation, and the cheapness of labor and materi-
ais, for the construction of said Hospital, the
Executive invites all persons, feeling an inter-
est in an enterprise highly creditable to the
Government, and most happily calculated to
mitigate the sufferings of an unfortunate class
of our fellow citizens, to communicate to the
Department all such information, relative to
the objects of said Resolve, as may be useful in
giving to IL its most salntary effect.
The site for said establishment to contain at
least, ten acres of land, suitable for such pmr-
pose; favorably situated as respects salubrty
of air, and its proximity to suitable Medical
skill, to aid the resident Physician, in cases OF
peculiar difficulty or urgency.
Any Communication, calculated to further
the benevolent views of tho Legislature, left at
the Secretary's Office, on or before the first o
May next, will receive the respectful consider
alton of the Executive. Any person possessed
OF such site, and willing to dispose Of the same
is requested to address his proposals, with a
particular description Of the premises, and the
facility of procuring suitable materials, Of brick
or stone, for said building
| BY order of His Excelleucy the Governor.
EDWARD d. BANGS,
! Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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EvASs's LECTURES. The gentleman who has
for few weeks past entertained and instructed
the inhabitants of our village, closed his Sec
ond course of lectures on Friday evening last.
Between too and three hundred persons attend
ed, all of whom we believe were satisfied, and
and, wherever MIR. E. may 60, the good wishes
of our citizens will attend him. His inteIli-
gence and affabity, with the moral virtues of
his character, have produced an impression
which will not easily be effaced We under
stand he intends next giving course of Lee
turos in Leicester, if sufficient encouragement
should be offered.
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MEETING OF TEACHERS. The late meeting
In Boston of Teachers and others, interested in
the great cause of Education, is spoken of by
all who attended it, in terms of entire approba.
ton, not only as an interesting one, but as one
calculated to be eminently useful to those who
attended, and to the community generally
Within the last half century, improvements
have been made in the science of Education
which bid fair, ere long, to effect radical and
entire change in the mode of instruction. By
the new system. the great obstacles which i'm
Peded the course of the student are happily
overcome, and, instead of porting over books
which he does not understand and learning alb
slract definitions, the meaning of which he can
not comprehend, his path is now made compar-
atvely plain; at every step he is sensible of his
progress, and feels conviction that he has ad-
ded to his stock of knowledge, and every new
acquisition, adds to the inducements for renew
ed exertions As yet, but few of the modern
Improvements are generally introduced into
Schools throughout the country, and it is only
in very few places, and in few institutions in
those places, that they have been adopted to the
extent necessary 10 produce the most beneficial
effect.
To disseminate more generally the various
improvements in the system of education, the
convention at Boston recommended the holding
of County conventions of teachers, in pursu'
ance of which, measures are already adopted
for holding one in this town to commence on
the 18th day of April, and the Board of Over
seers of Schools in this village have voted to
afford every facility in thei- power for the visit
ing and examination of our schools. Other
measures have been adopted, as will be seen by
the notice calling the convention, which we
have no doubt will add to the interest of the &C.
casion, and be productive of extensive and gen.
eral usefulness. Teachers who avail themselves
of such opportunitiesof adding to their quali6- !
cations, will possess decided advantage over
those who are satisfied with holding on in the
cold way
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STAND FOR SALE.

VERY pleasantly situated in
IIEEMH " Richmond, on the Stage Road
aa6 leading from Ware, (Mass) to
-a~ Keene, IN. HI half mile north of
the Stage Road leading from Brattleboro' to
Boston, and within few rods of the Baptist
Meeting House consisting of AZ acres of good
Land, suitably divided into Pasturing, Moving,
Tillagc, Orcharding, and Wood Land large
and convenient two-story House, which is very
we'll constructed for TAVERN HOUSE. If
desired; Barn, 80 by 40; Wood House, Car
riage Houses, Sheds, &C.. two wells of good
water. Adjoining the House is commodious
STORE, which, from its central location, and
being the only one in the center village, make
it desirable situation for young man who
wishes to enter into the mercantile business
.4lsO,-a new BLACKSMITH'S SHOP,
near the premises, which will be disposed of
with the above. Said Establishment is all in
good repair.
The subscriber, wishing TO change his stua-
ton and business, is induced to offer his Stand
for three-fourths of its value, and upon such
terms of payment as cannot fail to suit the
purchaser. Possession given Immediately, if
requested. JONATHAN RAWSON.
Richmond, IN. H.) March 81. IS
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SPRING GOODS.
FORBES & FREEMAN.

Corner Of Kitby and CsntraL-streets, BosroN,
HAVE received, and are constantly receiv.
II u ing by the latest arrivals, very general
assortment of
FRENCH, INDIA, and BRITISH GOODS.
which will be sold at the lowest market prices,
for cash or credit;
-CoMPRlsING-
3Ocases Canton Goods, viz: Synchaws, Sarse-
nets. Camblets, Grapes, Levantines, Sat.
ms; Satin Levantines, Levantine Hdkfs.,
and Nankins.
10 cases Suchan Pongees,
French Levantines and Taffetas,
Italian Silks, Florences,
Gros de Indies and Glos dc Naples Silks,
Satins, Silk Vestings, Barage,
Silk Hosiery, Cologne,
Fancy and Pearl Buttons,
Black and White Hooks and Eyes,
Palmyriennes, Battiste,
Lt0nt,neS, Sewing Silks,
Cords and BTaids of every description,
Fancy Silk, Gauze, and Grape Hdkfs,
Merlno and Raw Silk Shawls,
Bobblnet and Ganze Wells,
Bobblnet Lace, Cuttings,
Thread and Gimp Laces,
French Grapes, Velvets,
tdHCld, OdllIl, anu D6lI hlDOO0S,
Silk and Horse Skin Gloves and Mitts,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas,
Ceases Choppa and Bandanna Hdkfs.,
Linens and Lawns,
30 Prints, new patterns,
S 81" Furniture Chintz. new style,
Marseiles and Valencia Vestings,
Cotton ard Linen DrillIngs,
Swiss, Mutt, and Book Muslins,
Plain and Fig'd Cambrics,
Jaconet Cambrics,
Linen and Cotton Hdkfs.,
Black and Colnrd Cambrics,
Rnuen Cassimeres. Moreens,
Padding, Cotton Fringe, Gibghams,
Foundations and Milllnets,
Linen Danasks and Table Covers,
Diaper, Bang up Cords,
Cotton and Worsied Hosiery,
Linen and Cotton Threads,
Lace and Gimp Threads,
Buckram. Canvas, &c. &c.
March 81. 6ieow
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, March ?, 1880
TO the WidoW and Heirs ofSAMUEL BRrcE. late
OF Westminster, in said County, deceased, and TO
all others concerned IN the Estate of said deceased
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IN see fly at the Court of Probate to be holden
at rempleton, in said County. on the twentieth
day of May next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon, TO show cause why the Instrument which
purpors to be the last win and Testament OF
said deceased, should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
10 NATHL. PAINE, J. PRED.
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From the Greenfield Gazette.
LEVI LINCOLN-IRe People's Candi

LEVI LfNCOLN-Ih Peoples Candidate.
l. Because, in 1925, when his consent
was requested to stand as candidate for
Governor. he refused the nomination of a
party, and did not consent to have his name
announced to the public, until he was re-
qnes:ed by large and respectable meetings
OF the, then, two great political parties in
this Commonwealth.
2. Because, the people have, five years
in succession, elected him by overwhelming
majorities.
3. Because, during those FIVE years, he
has been the faithful guardian of the best
interests of the people.
4. Because, he is practical farmer, the
mechanics and manufacturers friend; and
these compose the great body of the people
5. Because, he has sanctioned no law
injurious TO the people, and they have, in no
instance, had occasion to complain of his
administration or his disregard of their
rights.
6. Because, his urbanity and gentleman
ly department, make him easily accessible
to all the people.
2. Because, he is truly republican in
principle, and in his daily intercourse with
the people.
3. Because, during the last five years,
he has been no party man; but the peoples
mans The Governor of the Commonwealth
and not of party.
8. Because, the people and not a party,
have fixed upon him as their Governor.
They will not desert him until he deserts
them franklin.
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SAYINGS BANK.
Post RIDERS Notice.

HNHE subscriber gives notice, that another
IL year has expired since he commenced sup.
plying his customers with the Worcester News
papers, and he is under the necessity of calling
on all who are indebted TO him for Newspapers
more than six months for immediate pa, ment !;
and proposes to be at the following places TO
receive his pay, viz: Commencing at Gardner
Post Office, on Thursday, the 10Th of April /;
from thence to Westminster, the 10th; and from
thence to Princeton, the l7th. II is hoped that
no delay Of payment will occur. Those in 9TH
VI towns will settle with the subscriber on the
route.
N. B. All which is due the subscriber for
Worcester Newspapers, on the first Of May
next, will DO put into the hands OF an attorney
for collection. LUKE BEAL.
Royalston, March 81.
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March 20. IS3n.

WORCESTER, IS. March %, 1880.
ENAKEN on Execution, having been previ-
a ously attached on mesne process, and will
be sold at Public Vendue, at the house of Alva
Hathaway, Innholder in Barre, on TUESDAY,
the 2tth day IF .4pra merit, at 4 o'clock, P. NJ.
all the Right in Equity which BENJAMIN
WILSON has to redeem about two and half
acres of Land, with a Dwelling House and
Barn thereon, situate about a mile westerly of
the Common in Barre, on the Road leading to
Dana. l3* SETH HOLDEN. d. Sheriff.
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March sc. 1880.
WORCESTER SIS.

WORCESTER. SIS. March &c. 1890
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
N, Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, on WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth day Of .4prd
nezt, at Newman's Hotel, in Fitciburg, at one
o'clock, P. NJ, all the Right in Equity which
AUGUSTUS H. SEARLE and ASA P.
COWDIN, or either of them, have to redeem
their mortgaged Real Estate, situated in said
Fitchburg, now occupied by them, consisting
of valuable Water Privilege, about l6 acres
of Land, having thereon, Dwelling House,
Barn, large and convenient Scythe Shop, and
other Buildings; adjoining land ofAlvah Crock
er & Co., and being on the new road from
Fitchburg to Ashburnham.
10 SAMUEL DAVIS, d, Sheriff.
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c Painful and Debilitating Complaint Of
% THE PTEES!

ID ECEIVES immediate relief, and in
Ia numerous instances, has been thoroughly
cured, by the administration of DRmfries Remedy
for the Piles This approved compound also
mtigstes and removes the symptoms which FREE
quently accompany that disorder, and increase
the danger OF the patient. viz; pains in LoiEs-
Headache-Loss Of .4bfeIse-Jndjgestiss and
other marks Of debility.
\ relieved Patient writes from distance, II
is but justice 10 you TO inform you, that have
used your Dumtries Remedy for the PfIcs, for
sometime past, and have found it eminently sue
ressfll."
An officer in the army observes, al have been
troubled TOR years with the Piles, and have never
found any remedy that would compare with YOURS.
1t gave me almost immediate relief"
a Physician and Druggist writes, "I have
sold all the medicine YOU sent me, which is so
highly recommended for the Piles wish ,ou
to send me one dozen more by the bearer"
The remedy is quite innoce nj. and may be
administered TO all ages and both sexes Plain
and ample directions, with description Of the
complaint, accompany each package. which con.
sists of fEc0 6o1es one con aiming an Ointment. .
and the other an Eectuary. Price 81 for both
articles. or so cGnts where but one is wanted.
or None genuine, unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T.
KlDbER, immediate successor 10 the late De.
W. L CoSwAY. For sale, with all the other
"Conway Medicine" at his Counting Room, No.
80. next door to J. Kilder's Drug Store, corner
OF Court and llanover-streets ne ar Concert Hall,
Boston; and BY his special appointment, BY
j. GREEN CO., and EDWARD LAMB,
Woycesfer,
HENRY ALLEN, Leominster,
CARY. RICE, X CO, Nsrfh Brsoksfe,d,
CHI ARIES PAKKMAN, HesfboysEkk.
JOHN CAPRON * SONS. UrbyidgV,
TIMOTHY DOTY. Wesfninsssr,
q. b. PARKER, Lancaster.
| O. Large discounts to those who buy to eel
again.
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MA n n led .

In this town, March 90, Mr. William K;nni
cltt of Seekonk to Mrs Caroline B. Brazer of
Worcester.
In Shrewsbury, by Balch Dean, Esq, Mr..
jeremiah Pease to Miss Olive Smith.
In Princeton, March IS. by Rev. Samuel
Clark, DR.. Alphonso Brooks to Miss Caroline
Whitney.
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LINEN GOODS-Meap.
BENZ. JACOBS, JR.,

No. A Washington-s q fet0 doors north
Of .State-street, BosToN,
HAVING determined to close his present
IL u business entirely, offers for sale his re-
naming stock of Linen Goods. at very reduced
prices, many of which are the best fabrics the
market affords. Families who are supplying
themselves either with Linens, Sheetings, Ia
BILE Linens, or Damask Table Cloths, will find
it for their benefit to call and examine them as
the whole stock will positively be closed for the
most it will bring, during the present season :
among which are the following articles, viz
cases 0-S, "a, and GA Irish Linen Sheet
ings; 10 cases 7.8 and "A Irish Linens, in
whole, half, and quarter pieces cases double
Damask Table Cloths, many of which are new
and splendid patterns, from GA to 30-4, with
Napkins to match Damask Napkins; white
and colored Doyles; 2 cases Long Lawns;
case Linen Cambrics; 100 yards Linen CAM
brics, in remnants, very cheap; ga double
Damask, of fine quality; "a and "A Birds
eye Diapers 25 pieces Cotton and Linen, "A
wide, at 25 cts. per yard; SO pieces 79 Linens
OF stout fabric at 25 cts. per yard 2 bales
Russia Diapers; l bale Russia Crash bale
Russia Sheetings. Also, 200 pieces British
and American FL.4MNELS, which will be sold
very low, comprising great variety of widths
and qualities. Together with an extensive as
sortment of ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Paris
and American manufactured, which will be sold
at so per cent. discount from his former prices,
either at wholesale or retail
March 81 9w
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BLANK BOOKS, SC.
CLARENDON HARRIS,

At the Worcester Bookstore,
MEANUFACTURES and keeps constantly
w for sale, a complete assortment of
Double and Single Entry Ledgers;
Journals and Petty Ledgers;
Broad and Narrow Day Books;
Sheriff. and Attorneys Dnckets;
Blank Note and Receipt Books;
Note and Bill Books;
Quarto and Memorandum Books;
Valentines and Bascom's Writing Books;
Cyphering Books, &c. &c.
~ Paper Ruled, and Blank Books manu-
featured to order, as above and warranted
equal in quality and at as low prices, as can be
purchased elsewhere.
% Also, for sale, as above, a good assort-
ment of Writing Paper; Ruled Paper, for
Bills Quilts; Black and Red Ink; States
Slate and Lead Pencils; and Stationery gem
eralv. Worcester. March 81.