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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
HEAD QUARTER OF THE ARMY,
" astingien, jan. II. 1880 {

SIR: In conformity with your Instructions, !
have duly considered the subject presented by
the resolution moved in he House Of Repre-
srnta,iv.s on the 28th OF December, 1899 di
rrcting the COMM ee on Military Affairs 10
trout { into tn expcdiency o! inducing he SOL
di.rs Of The Army, ard the seamen and marines
Of the Navy, to voluntarily disc linue The use
Of whi.kev, sussti'u'ing Tor it an equivalent, TO
be- paid in money at The expiration OF the peri
cd Of enlistment; also, as further inducemr nj
10 sobrie'y ao6 orderly department in the Ar
nv and Navy, as well as with view 10 pre-
SCI We the lives and health Of the soldiers and
s, amen, tina, said Committee be instructed TO
iaoui,e into he S1pedieney AMI ,propriety OF
allowing an additional bounty, in money or clio
,hirr, or bo,h, 10 be paid to everv soldier aud
seaman, at tie expira ion Of his Term, who shall
produce from his commanding officer a cerih-
cate Of total abstinence from ardent spirils, and
! Of orderly behavior during his enlistment
Ii is certain that nohirg has tended 50 much
To degrade the rank and file Of the. Armv, az
,hr excessive use Of ardeh spirits; nor has i,
be. 0 less d-.,ruru,e Of heir h attn aud disci
pline. Any plan, therefore, that an be devils
I'd, that will br likely TO eradicate the evil, i,
wor nv OF the ,risl. In accordance with ,he
tenor Of ne resolu,inn, l would suggest that the
ration Of liqaor now furnished 20 the troops be
disc on,inu,d d, anG, IN lieu hereof, portion OF
rice and mol ,sses he issued; and, further, that
a bounty Of on dollar mouth, 10 each non-
commissioned oficer, musician, arpfcer, and
| priva soldier, be- paid a the EXPIRATION Of his
term e srrvice, on his produoin. certificate,
from his commanding "fi er, of total abstinence
fro@ tie u.s. OF dent spirits, declaring. al the
same the, hat he has conducted himself in an
order ly manner during The term Of his enlist
| meat.
| RSsDectf ulIy
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Si75,325 II

At 40 4.e-202, 90? 22-100.
The amount of drb,s certified to be due by the I
tomac company, subscribed to the stock Of the Che
peake and Ohio Canal Company,
BY the State Of Maryland H3, 2o0
Individuals 1857
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ID I r. D..

II
In this town, March z, Mr.. Eli Chaplin, aged
76.
In sturbridge, on the 18th ult, Mrs. Nancy,
wife of Mr.. John Fay. aged &c.
In Paxton, Feb. 9th, Henry Adwin, only
child of Mr.. Ralph, Sd, and Mrs. Tryphena Big.
Glow, aged months
In Princeton, Feb. Is, Mr. Phinshas Beaman,
aged 3d.
In Birmingham, Feb. 10, Miss Olive Sanger,
aged CD.
In Lunenburg, Feb 10, Mrs Hannah, wife
of Deac. David Wood, aged 74.-Printsrs in
Neao Hampshire, Vermont, and Neao York are
requested TO insert this death.
In Winchendon, Feb. %, Joseph H., son Of
Jacob Wales, Esq, aged years-Printers IN
Vermont and Neao York are requested to insert
this DEATH.
In Marlborough, Feb /, 1880, Mary, wife o.
William F. Trowb1idge, aged 3G-formerly o.
this town. April IA, 1929, Mary J., aged II
May 10, Maria L., aged 4; July IS, Harriet l..
aged IL months-daughters of William ?. anc
Mary Trowbridge.
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SATURDAY, March G.


SENATE. The resolution of the House,
proposing an amendment to the Constitution,
in regard to the House of Representatives, was
committed to Messrs. Fowler, Varnum, and
Duncan.
The bill from the House, relative to the mi
litia, was reported without amendment, and
was ordered to second reading on Monday.
Bills passed to be ngrossed-relating to
mortgages and pledges of personal property
giving further remedies in equity.
"A large number of engrosscd bills were pass
ed to be enacted.
HOUSE. Messrs Gray of Boston, Hutch
inson of Pepperell, and Metcalf of Hopkinton,
we're instructed to inquire what measures can
he adopted for the encouragement of useful in
ventions and the mechanic arts in this Common
wealth.
The bills-to repeal the charter of the Brigh-
ton Bank, and the Farmers Bank at Belcher-
town, were committed to Messrs. Whipple of
Cambridge, Perkins Of Beckett, and Mann of
Dedham This committee subsequently re-
ported these bills as amended and they were
severally ordered 20 third readings on Monday
Ordered, That joint committee be appoint
ed for the purpose of inquiring into the expe-
diency of presenting an address to His Excel
lency the Governor ard the Council, request
ing the removal of the Hon. Sherman Leland,
jugs Oh IrODdLe lOr Inc OOuHIy Oh NOEloih,
from said office, in consequence of the report
of the committee who had under consideration
tho case of the Brighton Bank; and further
Ordered, that the same committee inquire into
the expediency of taking further measures in
consequence of the reports upon the Sutton
Bank and the Brighton Bank.
MONDAY, March 8.
SENATE. On motion of Mr.. Lincoln, Or
dered, That the committee on matters of Pro-
bate and Chancery, be instructed to consider
the expediency of giving Jurisdiction to the
Court of Common Pleas, in all trials for Grim
inal offences except in those cases in which
punishment by death is provided by law.
Mr.. Fowler, from The select committee to
whom was referred the resolutions proposing an
amendment to the Constitution in relation to
the House of Representatives, reported the
same with an amendment
HOUSE. The bill establishing the Massa-
chusetts Railroad Corporation was taken up
and read first time.
The Boston and Taunton Railroad Bill,
passed to third reading.
Committee on Banks and Banking reported
resolve, recommending that committee of
nine be appointed to visit the several Banks
throughout this Commonwealth, with full pow
er to investigate their situation and transac-
tons, and prepare and present a full and cor
rect statement thereof-when Mr. Sturgis NOV
ed that the resolve be recommitted with in
structions to strike out, &c.
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy.
LYCEUM IN HUBBARDSTON

Mr. EDITOR About the last of January. q
number OF gentleman in this place, promnted
! by a desire to form some kind of an association
Tor mutual improvement, resolved to give a
number ofpublic Lectures, in turn, for the pur.
pose of calling the attention of the inhabitants
generally to the Importance of instructions M
this kind. Accordingly, an evening was pitch.
ed upon, and public notice given from the sew.
eral puipits OF the town. At the time annoint.
ed, a large and convenient Hall where tbev
met, was respectfully filled. The audience we're
! interested, and a committee chosen. the some
evening to draw up a Constitution for Lvceum
and present it to the inhabitants of the town ~
an adjourned meeting Of one week. We had a
iull meeting at the adjournment, and upwards
OF forty subscribers were obtained. The soei.
ETY. was Immediately organized, by choosing all
the necessary officers. Since that time we
nave neld weekly meetings. at which, lectures
on inc various sciences have been delivered
Our resources are wholly within ourselves. lee.
lures nave been entirely from gentlemen. mem.
oers OF the Lyceum. Our meetings have been
large, ana deep interest is manifested by the
lnhao',ents OF the town generally. Our eyer
cises, hitherto, have been. and si;ll arc rnti;o
We are yet in our infancy. and have boco,on
hardly organized, having to contend with inex-
perlence; though our prospects are extremely
We hope TO obtain pbilosonbieaI
by another cold season. and look for.
ward with pleasing confidence to the time when
This association shall be regarded as the brisbt'
'st ornament of tho town. Our present num. |
Der is nearly Siaty
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CAUTION

Since the sale referred to in Che above notice
was made to Messrs Wilton & Wheeler, it has
been reported that Mr.. z. Byam of Chelmsford,
(Mass) had obtained possession of the receipts
above in the course of negotiation for the pur.
off. l therefore deem it proper to state the
said receipts are in the German language, and
probably unintelligible TO said Byam (even if he
had ever seen them) and that they were never
shown to any person, except Messrs Wilton
Il Wheeler, to whom they were delivered, to.
gether with an English translation, at the time
of said sale. l further state that the Medicines
prepared by said Byam, and sold by him and his
age ts as similer to mine, are not genuine. but
spurious limitations. WIN. GORDAK.
Watertown, Feb. %, 1880.
O. The Genuine Drops, sc. are kept for
sale 6y J. GREEN'S co, and EDH.dRD
LAMB, Worcester.
March 10, 1880. ep6weotOI.
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Furniture, &c., at .,Auctioa.

XM7ILL be sold, TOMORROW, 1lh inst,
w at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Cabinet
Ware Rooms and Shop, heretofore occupied by
DORANCE J. WILDER, near the Court
House, the whole Stock of Furniture, and ma
terials, now on hand consisting of Secretary,
Sideboards, Bureaus, Tables, Bedsteads, Chairs,
&c. &c. Also, Maple, Mahogany, and other
Timber and Boards. Much of the Furniture is
elegant, and all of it is made in the most thor
ough manner. The conditions will be made
known at sale.
ICHABOD WASHBURN, I o
PLINY MERRICK. 'aSstgHeeS'
Worcester, March 10.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NOMINA.
TION

In pursuance of public notice previously CIV
en-, meeting, composed of citizens from Vari-
Gus parts of the County, was holden at the
Court House, in Worcester, on the evening of
the Sd inst; Hon. Edmund Cushing of Lunen-
burg, was called to the Chair, and Chris, C
BaLdtoin, Secretary.
The objects of the meeting having been stat.
ed from the chair, Committee was chosen to
select suitable candidates for the offices of Gov.
ernor, Lieut.. Governor, and Senators, for the
ensuing year. Twenty-sx towns were repre-
scented In tho convention. and the committee
was composed of one delegate from each town.
The nominating committee, after short alb
sence from the convention, returned, and by
their Chairman, Charles Allen, Esq, reported
the following list ofcandidates:
His Excellency, LEVI LINCOLN,
FOR GOVERNOR:
His Honor, THOMAS L. WINTHROP.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR:
Hon. JOHN w. LINCOLN,)
VIM. S. HASTINGS,
DAVID WILDER, Senotors
SAMUEL MIXTER,
LOWELL WALKER.
Poted, That committee be selected n nre.
pare an address to the electors of the County.
poted, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
published in all the journals in the County
EDMUND CUSHING, Chairman
CHRIS. G. BALDWIN, Secretary.
The Address intended to accompany the
above, was not received in season for this paper.
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Gordok's Genuine Physical Drops,
Rheumatic Bnlsam. and Eye Water.

NOTICE is hereby given, that | have
1.V this day sold to WH1TTov & WHEELER, all
the right and secret of preparing Gordak's ceIe-
brated Genuine Physical Drops, Gordak's Rheu.
matte Basam, and Gordak's Eye Water. and of
selling the same throughout the United States. In
addition to the common directions and stamps
now upon those preparations, all the Medicines
that are genuine will hereafter be signed BY
WILTON & WHEELER, Cam bridgeport,
Druggists Country dealers and others will be
supplied on the same terms as formerly. | have
likewise assigned to them the accounts Of these
with whom the said Medicines have been con-
signed for safe. The public may rest assured
that the Medicines under the above names, viii
be equally well prepared as heretofore, and the
subscriber hopes, that their confidence in their
wonderful efficacy, will in no manner be dimih-
ished. WIN. GORDAK.
Watertown, Oct. l6, 1899.
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Mulberry Jan. % 1880

Mulberry Jan. % 1880
to mistur eldor herrentun
whot do you cum over here to prech for /?
liant you prechin and work anuf to do at hom /?
we do not wont you here now when we do wont
you we viii send for you remember few years
ago we had good time amung u.s. and we had
hops CRATE many folks wood BEGUN christens.
but the baptis and methdis and others came in
upon us on on all sids and soon stopt the good
work that wos goin on. and we are aferd it will
be jest so now the baptis come and the pres
bterens come and bne bi the methdis will come
and all to gether will SO dis track the minds of
pepel that no good will be DONE We no we'll
anuf whot they come for they all come fshin
and to steal one shepe and anuther lam and
then run of with it, we think christens ort to be
ashamed of SIGH conduck we can do vel anuf
without you or any other sectaran and we wish
you wood go HON and mind your own bsnes,
try to wax up your own pepel and then you
vii ind work nuf without meddlin with us.
II your pepel were wide awak wood you Ik to
have eVry sort of folks comm in amung YOU and
tryin to each som of them, no you wood fele it
a CRATE evil and fere the good work wood stop,
let us alone and veal let you lone do as you
wood be dun bi and let us lone kepe away
least we gro very of you and so hate you
Yours to sarve = theo6lus
Superscribed,-tO Mister EIdor Herreutun-
Sutton
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the SUBJ
LIZ scriber has been duly appointed Administra-
tor on the Estate of NATHANIEL STONE,
late of Barre, in the County of Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment; and allthose to whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
NATHANIEL HOLLAND.
Barre, March 1, 1880. so
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While the spirit of improvement is abroad in
the land, and Lyceuns are becoming so gener-
al, trust that the period is not far distant,
when. In every town in our county, there shall
be found an institution of this kind My great.
est object in requesting you to give this pub
licty is to call the attention of leading men in
all the neighboring towns to this important fea-
ture In our country's literature, and induce
them to ego and do likewise"
There is talent enough in every town in our
land to warrant such an undertaking, and it
only needs that the thing be laid before the en-
llghtened inhabitants of our commonwealth, to
port. A FRIEND TO LYCEUMS.
% AS the following letters, with the sub
Joined remarks, are of character not usually
admitted to our columns, we deem it proper to
say that the publication thereof is paid for.
Milbury Jany 90. 1880
| to mr. Otis Convers Grafton
| wonder at your cumin into this toun to
| prech WHARF you are so littel wonted and NEEDED
We have now sum good things goin on among
us and we don't wont your medling with the
mattur. few yers ago we had good tim
among us and you and other baptess preachers
and the methdists cume in pom us Xix fluid and
| spoilt it all and we don't wont it to be so agin
| We wish you and mistur harreton and II other
baptess and methdists and fremasons wood stay
away, and mind thare own bisnes ana let US
alone. think you ort to be ashamed to come
fishln and dablin amung US and tryin TO koch
some and max baptes ofthem. Shud our min.
sters go amung the baptis at SIGH tins they orr
to bs nockt on the he'd and so ort you for the
same thing. We don't wont you here agin to
divid and distrack the minds of the yung pepel
and stop the good work from goin on We can
do well enuf without you at present, and if we
cant git along without you we will send for you
but pray don't come afore unles you want to dc
mischief and stop the good work, stay at HON
and mind your own bsnis and let other pepel a.
lone,you hav enuf to do thare ifyou wood but dc
1t, but by no menes come here agin lest we hate
you and dis pise you as an ofshus medler with
other folks bisnes, mind that
yours to sarve,
an inhabetent of Milbury
n B. principe!y that you shud not come in.
to the congregational parish, until we send 70,
you am congrigashuner-
Superscribed, Mister Otis Convers- Graf
| W"
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March Q, 1880.
TO the Widow, Creditors, and Heirs Of SOLOMON
BANCROFT, late Of MiIIbury, in said County,
deceased, and to all others concerned IN the Estae OF
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see fO at the Court of Probate to be holden
at worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in April next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Account of the Adj
ministration of said Estate should not be allowed.
and the balance in the Administrators hands de.
creed to the Widow and you will be heard
thereon.
10 NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Stafford Machine &hon.

YN ME subscribers, at this establishment, still
u continue the manufacture of Pickers,
Carding Engines, Dressers, and Power Looms
for Cotton and Wool. Also, Metallic Grinders,
Regulators, Cutting Engines, Guage Lathes,
Screw Engines, Ia superior article for common
smithing) and Lathes FOR Cabinet Makers and
Ivory Turner'S uses, &c &c.
H. WATERS & co.
Stafford, March TO- tito
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STEEPLE CLOCKS.

ENHE subscribers respectfully inform the
Il public, that they have, at considerable
expense, furnished themselves with complete
sets of superior Tools for the manufacture of
Steeple Clocks, which they are constantly
manufacturing, and solicit share of the pub
lie patronage. All Clocks put in operation by
them, will be warranted to perform in a supe-
rior manner. E. HORTON & CO.
Stafford, March 10. tflO
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March Q, 1880.
10 the Widow and Heirs Of JONATHAN WHIT.
COMB, late Of Bolton, in said Countu. deceased,
and to all others concerned in the Estate of said de.
ceased, GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see ft) at the Court of Probate to he hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in April next, at ten of the clock, be.
fore noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last Will and Tesla
ment of said deceased should not be approved ;
and you will be heard thereon.
10 NATH'L PAINE J. Prob
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PAUCTIONS /!

VNHE subscriber having been regularly
n licensed as an .AUCTTONEEil, for the
town of Worcester, respectfully offers his servi-
ces 10 the public in that capacity
I. Sd mo. 10. JOHN MILTON EARLE.
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OF Some interesting details of the severity
of the weather in Europe, will be found among
our foreign accounts.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March i, $780,
TO the Creditors and Heirs Of LEMUEL CHAMBER.
ceased and to all Others concerned in the Estate OF
said deceased, CREEPING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IA see hO at the Court of Probate to be holde n
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day IN April next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the AID.
mInistrator of said Estate, and the claims of the
Administrator as a Creditor, should not be allow.
ed and the Estate, after paying the charges, &c.,
decreed to the creditors whose claims are allow
ed; and you will be heard thereon.
$40 NATH'L. PAINE, J. PROB.
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attention /!

rs most respectfully solicited by the sub
Il scriber, to an Invaluable Preparation, the
merits of which have been tested BY time, and
are sustained by undoubted testimony.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, March Q, 1880.
10 the WidolU, Creditors and Heirs of AARON
Day, late of Sutton, in said County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned IN the Estate of said
deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
IL see fit at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in April next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the Adj
minstration of said Estate should not be allowed
and you will be heard thereon.
10+ NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob
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~ The CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS continues
in session. 1t is held, this week, by Judge
Cummins. Otis c. Wheeler was admitted, on
Wednesday last, as an Attorney of said Court.
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WORCESTER Town OFFICERS, elected March
l. SeLectmen,-Otis Corbett, Alpheus Merri.
held, William Eaton, Asahel Bellows, Lewis
Barnard. To,on Clerk, Benz Chaplin. asses.
SoTs,-John Gleason, Jr., Frederick w. Paine
Thomas Chamberlain.
The meeting was adjourned to this day, at 9
o'clock, for the purpose of completing the
choice of officers, among which remain to be
chosen Treasurer, School Committee, &c.
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The above are true copies of two letters sent
to the clcrgymen therein named my mail, both
having been put into Worcester Post Office.
lhey would have remained unnotced if there
were not strong evidence that they were writ
ten by person holding a very important sta
ton in Millbury, and it was thought that the
"congrtgGShuners" ought to know what goes
out from among them. 1t is a fact, but perhaps
not extensively known, that there has been, for
some ten years, an incorporated Baptist Socie-
ty in Millbury, though small, and there are, in
t1at town, now, more than twenty members of
Mr. Convers's Church who are regularly or
gained branch of said church, and some eight
or more members of Mr.. Harrington's Church.
and number of Methodists, the exact number
OF which is not known. The above letters
were, at the request and advice of Messrs. C.
and HIS. friends,put into the hands of respon-
sible person for publication.
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MARRIED:
=, In this town. March :, by Rev. Mr.. Going,
Mr. Gideon Paine to Miss Boisey Hair, "
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March Q, $780,
To the Wido,0 and Heirs of WILLIAM YOU'VE, late
Of Ward, IN said County, deceased, and to all 9TH
ers concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Ill seefD at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in April next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament of
SAID deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
l0' NATH'L PAINE. J. Prob.
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u We hope that every person into whose
hands this paper shall come, will read, atten-
lively, the portion of Webster's splendid and
luminous speech, which is contained in its col.
umns, The time it will occupy cannot be more
proftably Or more agreeably spent.