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w. !. Sugar.
n BHDs. Yves. lndi, SUGAR, for sale very low
Inv J. < J. DOUGLAS.
une 27
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$40 Reward.

S1O NeWHf0.
NOR the apprehension and delivery ofNegre Boy
NOR G 81
lie left my farm in Alexandrs County, D.. c. about
the middle Of April last lie clothed in jacket and
panaoons of white twilled domestic cloth Of WOOL and
fur CAP lie not very black Is or 10 years OF sBss
short stout, ami v ell made.
The above reward will be paid il taken within the
Dist ct and reasonable amount for any greater dis
lance I am told he is in Washington City. All per,
sons are cautioned against harboring or employing him
June 24-eo3w A. HUNTER
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book auction

Book auction.
an Monday Evening, the 18th instant, at early oaat
- delight, will be sold ut lite's Auction Rooms,
an extensive assortment of new and second hand
BOOKS.
Also, Elegant gilt mantel and pier glasses, looking
glass clocks, silver and gold watches, &c.
Books ready for examination on Monday morning.
Hs
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture Suction:
UHLL be sold, on Tuesday morning. the 18th inst,
w at Whites Furniture. Warehouse, Q great vsfis
ety Of
NEW g. SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
partly belonging to person leaving town, and sold
without reserve; such ~
Sidebosrds, tables, bureaus
Ladies' work stands, candle aud wash do
Several dozen chairs, some Of very good guy
Parcel tin and stone ware
few dozen rakes, boxes soap and pipes
A few barrels vinegar, straw carpet
carpenters bench screw
barrels cider
A lot Of brass shovel and tongs. andirons, &c.
2second hsnd gigs, With harness complete
jy9
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GNut aud NheuMatism Cured.
EAU MEDICINALE DE HUSSON,

IA French Preparat,on.
A FEW hotties of this celebrated remedy tor the
a cure of govt and misunderstanding paroxysms OF
which it causes to cease in few hours, and that the
administration Of few doses has relieved the bed rid
den of several years to the use OF their limbs.
,rhe Fan de M.dicinale is extracted simply from
plants, the medicinal properties ofwtch were unknown
to the ancients as we'll to the moderns This disco
very was made about forty years ago by Mons Nlcho'
las nusson. since that period experience has
ly proved its efficacy and utility The PrnG'ps VIZ,
he carried directly to the part affected, and will relieve
vhen + nuwn remedies are poweress. To he had OF
WIN VIZ. wAm WV LRhPHIER e Co.
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New Goods.
NAIICOEs and ginghsms. furniture calico
u Ba,tiste, blue and yel.ownankeens
Irish linen and dmity. silk striped drilling
iowel and table diaper
Scotch sheeting shawls and handkerchiefs
Black Canton and Italian grapes
Book and cambria muslins
Oil cloth, prun.lle shoes, domes'ics
A few fur hats, &c. NC.
Just received and for sale ut reduced prices, by
jy9 GEO. Will =.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10
OI E. ID -.

In Princeton, July 9, MIR. Freeman Stow, aged 80.
In Milford, July "A, widow Amer Thayer, az G3.
In Templeton, July %, fernando Francis, son
OF Hervey Maynard, Jr., aged 8 years. July %,
Mrs. Mary, wife Of Col. John Sawyer, aged III
Printers in Vermont are requested to inscrt this
death.
In scarborough, July TO- Hamilton. son of Bar
naoas and Betsey Rice, aged years months
PRINTERS IN keene requested to insert this death
IN CRANKY, IL. C.) July 3, Rev, SewalI Good
ridge, formerly of Winchcndon, (Nlass.) aged 81.
In Waterford, IN. W July u, Major Daniel
Putnam Of Lunenburg, (tlass.) aged SO.
In Petersham, July %, Mr.. John Sanderson, aged
62. lie was alone in his barn, and after unloosing
his oxen from a load of hay, they suddenly started
back and brought him against the end Of tile cart
tongue with such violence as to cause his instant
DEATH Communicated.
In Paxton, Aug. l, Mr. Cyrus Chickering, late Of
Holden, aged 35.-i'rinters IN Neio York and
Ncto Hampshire are requested to insert this death.
In Pawtucket, (R. ~ Aug. 4, widow Bctsey
jerks, aged 80, rclict of the late Geo. jerks, and
daughter of Shadrack Miller Of Westborough.
in Jersey City, July so, Col. Richard Varick, in
the 18TH year OF his age. The deceased was dis
tlngulshed patriot in the war ofour revolution and
has filled many important Offices, the duties OF
which he faithfully discharged. lie was for sew
eral years Mayor Of New York, President OF the
Cincinnati Society, Bible Society, &c.
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.MARRTED.

In Leicester, on the Sd inst, Charles Hadwen of
Providence, to Sarah Earle, daughter of Pliny Earle
In Sutton. by Rev. John Maltby, Mr. John c.
Within Ct Northbridge, to Miss Catherine H. Lee
land of Sltton.
In Grafton, by Rev. M. C. Seare, Mr. John N
Case of Worcester, to Miss II. l.. Haywood, D..
In Leominster, Aug. 3, by Rev. Mr.. Payson Mr.
William Ross Of Boston, to Miss Lucy Is. Otis Of
Leominster.
In Brattleboro', tvt.) by the Rev. Mr.. McGee
MIR. Edward Clarke Of Boston, to Miss Mary Stan
ton Blake, daughter Of Joshua Blake, Esq, Of that
city.
In Providence, Master Madison B. Galusia, aged
16 !! to Miss Mary T. Brown, aged I6 +! both Of
Lynn.
In Northport, taIe.l Mr., Allen Drinkwater tc
Miss, Ann Drinkwater. May the Drinkwaters in
crease aud multiply.
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WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY. AUGUsT 10. 1881

The following article was prepared for
last weeks paper, and was printed in few
copies, when 1t was taken out in conse-
queDce of discovering that the article to
which it refers was accidentally omitted.
That article will now be found in its prop
er place.
Col. JOHNSON. By an article which we
copy into our paper Of this day it will he
seen that COL johnson was, of all the mem.
hers of Congress, probably the most fit per-
son for the President TO employ as nego-
ciator between himself and the members of
his cabinet, in such a business as that in
which he ras employed. Yet we view the
conduct of Col. j., in the case referred to
ia the above named article, as far less re-
prehensible than that of the President. In
the case of the Colonel it does not appear
that there was any objection to his mulatto
daughter, except the repugnance which is
felt, in all civilized society, to the mingling
together in the social circle of the different
colours of the human race. But Gen. jack
son has attempted through the influence
und power of his office, to force the fami-
lies of all within the reach of that influence,
to receive into their social circles, and to
associate with, s0oman Of notoriOusiy IN
famous character; and that object has been
made paramount with him, to all other con-
siderations. Thus has fatal stab been
aimed by him at the moral purity Of the fe-
male portion of the community. Thanks,
repeated thanks, are due to those noble
minded matrons, who had the frmness TO
Withstand the attempt that was made, and
to sacrifice the political prospects of their
husbands, and the pecuniary interests of
their families, rather than submit to the pol
luton of such communicating association.
They may now reflect with satisfaction,
that, although deprived of Office and its
emoluments,by Gen. Jackson, he cannot de-
prive them of what is inestimably more val
liable, their honor.
When General Jackson's moral charac-
ter became the subject of discussion, in ref
erence to his fitness for the Presidency,
there were those, who professed not to he
able to see the propriety and necessity of
such discussion, especially as it involved,
also, the character Of a female. We pre-
sumo that the most obtuse- sighted will he
at no loss, now, to perceive clearly the bear
ing of such a discussion, and Of how much
importance it would have been to the coun-
try, if it had produced the effect which it
ought to have done, and excluded the Gen
eral from the Office which he now disgraees,
and by disgracing it disgraces the country
also.
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the arrogance to tell the enlightened citizens
of Worcester County, that Plebeiai is sytnony-
nous with Republican Such is the man who
styles himself Plebeian, and Workingmen's
Advocate, and his conduct certainly proves
that he IS the former, and as certainly dis.
proves mat he is the Ldttcr Is this the man,
"hoin tae "orkingmen shall delight to honor !?
kAppA
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FRESH TEAS. &c

Ok CHESTS superior Tyson, Young Nv.
AeV son, and Souchong Teas-recent i'm
portations,
10 boxes double and single refined Philadel-
phia Loaf Sugar,
IS do. Lump do
10 do. prime White and Brown Havana do
1000 gals. Winter and Summer Strained Oil
from the New Bedford Factories,
casks Sicily Madeira Wine,
do. very superior Old Port,
10 hhds. heavy Porto Rico Molasses,
few barrels Baltimore White Wheat Flour
DC. &c-just received and for sale on favora
Bile terms, by BENZ. BUTMAN s. co.
Worcester, Aug. 10. IF
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WoRcEsrER, SIS. Probate Court on tho Cd day

WoRcEsTER, S.. Probate Court on the Cd day
of August, A. D. 1881:
On the aforegoing petition of William Jeph-
erson, Guardian of Reuben Fairfield of Doug
las, Spendthrift, for leave to sell the whole Of
the Real Estate of said Fairfield, for the pay
ment OF his debts and for his benefit, Ordsred
That the said petition and this order be pub
lished three weeks successfully, in " The Mas
sachusctts Spy" published in Worcester, tina:
all persons interested may object if they see
fit, at Court of Probate to be holden in Wor.
ccster, on the first Tuesday in September next
at ten of the clock, before noon, when and
where they may be heard thereon, if they think
proper. NATH'L PAINE, J. PROD.
copy.
SO Attest: THEoPH's WHEELER, Req.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

IEUTPEKANCE NOTICE.
The next monthly meeting of the Worcester
North District temperance association will be
holden in Berlin, on the third Wednesday in Au-
gust at the Rev. Mr.. Baldwm's Meeting House.
Delegates will meet at l O'Clock, and the public
exercises will commence at O'Clock, P. NJ, pre-
cisely. Per order.
Aug. 8. G. B. PARKER, Asst. Sec'rv.
Address by GEORGE FOLSOM, Esq. of WOrces-
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TENRlAL of the action in favor of the Rev.
J. a Samuel Russell of Boylston. against John
Howe Of Boyston, for Defamation, at the Su.
Preme Judicial Court. holden at Worcester,
APfl, l93l,-iust published and for sale bv
DUhh d ROWLAND, and c. HARRIS.
Worcester. AUG TO-
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HORSE FOR Saba

a GOOD Farm or TEAM HORSE is nj.
n fered for sale, his owners having no usa
Tor HIM. He is Of middng size, 8 or wears
Old, perfectly sound,and is kind in harness A
great bargain is offered to any one in want Of
S 81 Horse, as he will be sold repu eheap
toF i me particulars, apply at the SPY Print
IS S.UtCo. mo
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TO the Hon. the Probate Court

next to be holden at Worcester in and for the
County of Worcester. on the first Tuesday
of August next:
TNNHE Petition of Joseph d. Sargent of Lei.
IL cester, in said County, Guardian of Dan.
iel Mcfarland and Mary S. Mcfarland, minor
Children OF Daniel Mcfarland, late of Leces-
ter, deceased Respectfully epresents-That
the said Minors are interested in certain Real
Estate in the westerly part of said Worcester,
consisting OF a certain tract of Land with Build
ngs thereon standing, now occupied by Ira
Mcfarland, and being tho west part Of the
James Mcfarland Farm; containing about
seventy-throe acres. And your petitioner fur
thor represents that it will be for the interest
and benefit Of the said Minors, that the afore.
said Real Estate should be sold, and the pro.
ceeds thereof put on, and secured to them on in.
terest as the law in such case provides. Sophia
Mcfarland, mother of tho said Daniel and
Mary s., Minors as aforesaid, joins in the alore
going petition; wherefore your petitioners pray
that some suitable person may be duly author
lied to sell and convey the Same according tc
law.
Dated at Worcester, this twenty eighth da,
Of July, A. d. 1881
JOS, D. SARGENT.
SOPHIA MCFARLAND.
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JOS, D. SARGENT.
SOPHIA MCFARLAND.

On the foregoing petition Ordered, That a
copy thereof, together with copy of this or,
der, be published in " The Massachusetts Spy,
three weeks successfully, before the first Tues
day IN September next, at ten of the clock, be-
fore noon, Chat all persons interested therein
may then and there be heard thereon, if they Sc,
fit. NATll'L. PAINE, J. PROB.
August 9, 1881.
A true copy.
! 30 Attest; TnEorHs. WHEELER, Reg,
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The Infant School M,,ui

~ TEACHERS ASSISTANT coO,.;n
A. ing view of the System of Infant Sch .an-
ers q variety of Lessons for the use of Tesch-
sc Lessons FOR MEANT saBBar1;
Second edition. Pa" 'oi conducting a class.
An nRMNS FOR INFANT MINDS. with an
nnJ a ;sas TO each, designed to assist motbsrs
AL" 'n Me IN improving the infant mind
of A n ny; ADAMs's and Mr. OT,.,s E,,,r,1
5v '"'9 'aadfesscs--just published and for 40 Ia
Worcester, Aug. 10, " ho"LAND.
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AT LOW PRICES.

= AANlEL G. WHEELER, JR., offers for
az sale, at lowest prices, largo and extern
slvo stock of Goods, which lie offers to sell at
the very lowest market prices, opposite the
Hotel. Worcester, Aug. 10.
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To the Hon. Nath'l. Paine.

Esq, Judge of Probate, Tor the County Of
Worcester:
VENHE subscriber, Guardian to REUBEN
u FAIRFIELD of Douglas, in said County,
q Spendthrift, would represent to your honor
that on examination he finds the whole of tho
Real Estate of the said Fairfield mortgaeed to
secure the payment of the sum of $500, with
more than TIVE years interest now due And
also, that he Is indebted to several persons as
follows To widow Rebecca Adrich, 500,
with five years interest due to Capt. Otis
Hunt, $l2; together with other small debts
The subscriber, therefore, prays that he may
be authorized to sell the whole of said Fair
fields Right and Interest in said Real Estate
and any other Real Estate, which no owns, for
the benefit of said Fairfield and his creditors,
according to lazy,
WILLIAM JEFFERSON,
Guardian to said FairfeId.
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STRAYED.

kNROM the subscriber, on the 25,h Julv. q
n light red years old cow, with small
horns and some white in her face. Whoeve,
VIII return said Cow, or leave Information
where she may be found at the Factory of Mr.
ed, by ENOCU Hill. u
Leicester, Aug. 10.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the firm of DANIEL.
IA G. WHEELER, Jr., & Co, are requested
TO make payment without delsy, as a change
IN The concern renders a settlement Of their
demands necessary.
Worcester Aug. TO-
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w oSL AOU. III

Household Furniture at AUCTION.
J" ILL be sold at Public Auction, on Wrp-
w NEsDAY, the 24th day of august current,
at the house of the late Mrs Molly Bragg, de-
ceased, in Adams Square, Worcester, variety
OF Household Furniture; consisting of Beds,
Tables, Chairs, Clock, Bureau, Iron, Tin, and
Crockery Ware, &c. &c. Sale to commence
at IL clock, at noon.
WILLIAM D. WHEELER.
-, administrator on NJ Briggs Estate.
Worcester, Aug. 10.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
~ scriber has been duly appointed Admins.
tratrix on the Estate of MANASSRH BAKER.
late OF Uxbridge, in the County of Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon herself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby call
ed upon to make immediate payment; and all
those TO whom said Estate indie bted are request
ed to exhibit their demands for settlement.
, LOIS BAKER.
Uxhridge, Aug. Q. 1881. sS2
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NOTICE.

IENHE Selectmen of Worcester give notice
n that they will meet at the inn of Jones
ESiaorookt on SATURDAY, the goth Instant, at 5
clock r. M, for the purpose of approaching
Suon persons as require TO be licensed as Inii
Holders and Retailers. For the SeIectinhn
Worcester, Aug TO- F. W PAINE
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Uxhridge, Aug. Q. 1885, ss2

OUEETING.
VOU are hereby cited TO appear (if you
III see fO at the Court of Probate to he hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
tuesday in September next, at ten of the clock.
before noon, to show cause why License should
not be granted to sell and convey so much Of the
teal Estate Of said deceased, will raise four
hundred aud ninety-six dollars for the payment
OF debts and charges; and you will be heard
thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
SO By order Of the Hon. JUDGE
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0F JAMES MAYNARD of marlborough
has been appointed Deputy Sheriff fol
the County of Worcester.
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o. PDoBATE CoURT ia Barre on Tues
day next, 10th inst.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Aug. 4, 1881.
To- the Wtdov and Heirs of L0vEwELL HowB,
late Of Scarborough, in said County, deceased,
and to all others concerned tn The Estate Of said de-
ceased CRErr1NG
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IN. see ft) at the Court of Probate to be hold. n
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in September next, at ten of the clock before
noon, to SHOW cause why License shoald net be
granted TO sen and convey the whole or SO much
OF the Real Estate of said deceased, as will raise
seventy eight dollars, for the payment of debts
and chargesj and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
SO BIZ order of the Hon. JUDGE
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VIRGINIA ELECTION. The elections
have commenced in Virginia. Andrew Ste
venson, late Speaker of the House, is re
elected without opposition. In the Norfoll
District, Thomas Newton (republican) il
supposed to be elected by large majority
over George Loyal, the late Jackson rep
resentative.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Offiee, Aug. 2, 1881.
To the Heirs Of PAUL CRocKEH; late of Lunen-
burg, in said County, deceased, and to dH others
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
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KENTUCKY ELECTION. The Election of
members of Congress-, &C., in Kentucky,
LOOK place last week. We have, as yet, no
returns. 1t was expected that the struggle
would be severe and we consider the re-
suit somewhat doubtful, although we have
good reason to hope for the best. But, tile
power and patronage of the Administration
have been brought to bear upon that State,
IN every form and direction in which 1t was
supposed it could possibly operate on the
election. II, under such discouraging cir
cumstances, the republicans secure II major
ity of representatives, they will do well.
We believe they will do il.
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70the WIdow aid Heirs Of OREsTEs WarrNE1,
late of Westborough, 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 hold:
en- at Worcester. in said County, on the first Tues
day in September next, at ten OF fe clock, before
granted 10 sell and CONVEX the whole of the Real
Estate Of said deceased, for the benefit of the
creditors and heirs of said deceased according to-
law and you win be heard thereon.
50 NATH'L. PAINE, d. Prob.
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