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writer in the last Republican, under the sig.
nature of " Four Post Riders, has attacked Mr..
Chase in style of low blackguardism which is
characteristic of its origin That attack is follow
der another name. In the first named article, an
attempt is made to make the electors at distance
believe that Mr.. Chase cannot hold the office, and
in the latter, while he lauds Mr. Jennson, he talks
of other candidates being poor" calls them
hungry expectants." and attributes to them "mer-
cenary" motives in seeking the office. 1t is true
that MIR. Chase, Mr.. Bellows, Mr. Prentiss, and Mr..
Vince Ter are, all Of them, comparatively '.puor,"
but have yet to learn that the possession of wealth
without regard to the means by which it was accu-
INFLATED, is any passport to the confidence of re-
publican community. Poor though they may be in
purse, they are rich in that which all Mr.. Jenni-
sons wealth could not by them, the confidence and
respect of their follow citizens and a deep-rooted
and inHoxible integrity ofprinciple. Without these,
wealth would DO but poor recommendation 10 Of
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Real Estate for Sale.

TENO be sold at Public Vendue, at the house
"A of Edah Baldwin, in Fitchburg, on the
goth day Of March neat, at nine o'clock before
noon, the Real Estate of DAVID BALDWIN,
late of Fitchburg, deceased, for the benefit of
the heirs and for the payment of his debts and
charges The Estate is situated in the south
westerly part of said Fitchburg, consisting of
about % acres of Pasturing, d acres of Mead
ow, and 240 acres of Homestead Farm, all of
which is valuable Land, well watered with
large quantity of Wood and Timber thereon,
and two Dwelling Houses and other Out Build
;ngs on the same. The Homestead is we'll sit
uatcd to make two Farms, and will be sold to-
gether or by dividing, as best suits the pur-
chaser. Conditions made known at time of
sale. SAMUEL SMITH, .Adm'r.
Fitchburu Feb 81 1881 no
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WORCESTER:


JACKSON AND CALHOUN. The publication of
the correspondence spoken of last week, rela-
tive to the quarrel between the two first eff
GERS in our government, has been followed by
several other letters, among which is one
from VIM. IT, Crawford to J. G. Calhoun,
which was returned by the latter, and, one from
J. A. Hamilton Of New York, disclosing the
agency he has had in the business. The letter
of Crawford is undignified, bitter, and malig
nant, and, whatever effec. it may have on his
adversary, it reflects no credit on himself. The
letter of Hamilton is calculated to fix the charge
act its effect by some satisfactory explanation
or evidence. On the whole, we trust that these
developments will be productive of much good
as they effectu ally unveil the characters of the
Jackson leaders, and shew them to be set of
trading politicians, ready to sacrifice principle
and honor on the altar of ambition, and to seize
on power, reckless of the means by which it is
obtained 1t is gratifying to perceive, that, in
the midst of all these disgusting exposures, all
the members of the last administration escape
unscathed and unscorcheG, without even the
smell of fire upon their garments. The people
may now learn what they have lost by the ex-
change they have made, and may again do
themselves justice. A fair opportunity is now
offered to the honorable portion of the Jackson
party in the Middle and Western States, who
supported the General on the superstition that
he was an advocate of their principles, and
who do not belong either to the Calhoun or the
Van Buren, factions, to break away from the
unnatural connection which now subsists be.
tween them.
The correspondence is SO voluminous that
VIC could not publish it all without crowding
out every thing else of consequence for three
or four weeks. When it is concluded (for we
understand there is more in reserve) we in.
tend making such an abstract Of it as will fur
nsh readers with every important fact,
connected with it,
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RITTER AND CHEESE

The Trustees of the Massachusetts Society
for Promoting Agriculture, propose TO have an
Exhibition of Butter and Cheese, in Quincy
Hall. in the new Market House, Boston, on
Wednesday, the seventh day of December, 1881 ,
and they offer the following Premiums, to be-
awarded by u committee Of competent Judges,
selected by the Board, to the propretors of the
best lots Of Butter and Cheese exhibited, with
out regard to the place of manufacture.
For the best lot, in tubs, pots, OF frkins, not
les: than 300 lbs. $IOO
For the next best, not less than 800 lbs. so
For the best, less than 800 lbs. and not less
: than 100 lbs. 30
For the next best, less than 300 lbs. and not
less than so lbs. 90
For the best, loss than 100 lbs and not less
than so lbs. Is
For the next hest, less than 100 los. and
not loss than so lbs 10
For the bes: lot of Cheese, not less than
one year old, and not less in quantity
than 300 lbs. 100
For the next best, not less than ono year
old, and not less in quantity than 300 lbs so
For the best Cheese, less than one year
old, and not less in quantity than 300 lbs. so
For The next best of not less quantity 80
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FOR THE MAssAcHUsETTs SPY.
COITNTV rpDr4STTDCD


A large and respectable meeting of the citizens
of the town of Dudley, was held in that place on
the 10Th ut. for the purpose of selecting some suit
able person as a candidate to be voted for for the
Office of County Treasurer. Maj John Brown was
called to the chair, and George B. Slater. ESQ.
appointed Secretary. Several gentlemen address.
e'l the meeting, and expressed their feelings and
opinions on the subject Of selecting suitable per-
son for this important office, and after full and
free discussion it was unanimously agreed by the
meeting to support OTIS CORBET'T, ESQ., as
candidate for the Office of County Treasurer. and
that this meeting will use all fair and honorable
means TO promote the election of Mr. Corbeit.
The meeting expressed sentiments of high re-
spect for the character and services of Mr. Corbett
resolved that they were such as merited the most
entire confidence of the citizens of the County :;
that his integrity, talents, and sound Republican
principles, recommend him to the support of the
electors in an emiRent degree; that it is their be-
lief that the election of MIR. Corbett will give great
satisfaction to the people of the County and that
the mechanics, farmers, and manufacturers cannot
render more acceptable service to the public or
important to the success of their cause than by
uniting in the support of the man who has done so
much to sustain correct and liberal principles, by
adherng to- and promoting the interests of the la
boring classes of the community
In long course of public service Mr.. Corbett
has at all times held sacred and been true to the
trusts reposed in him, is tried Republican, a sound
poltlclan, and has given an undertaking support
to the great principles of domestic policy Repub
lican education, to the virtue and simplicity of
those principles which have elevated the charac-
ter OF our country-strengthened and consolidated
our institutions, and which are now comforting up
on our common country great and unmeasured
benefits.
1t was voted by the meeting, that the proceed
lngs of the same be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary and be published in all the newspapers
in the County. JOHN BRowN, Chairman
GEORGE B. SLATER, Secretary.
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Zone of the people" is again before the public
to make good the heavy charges that were darklv
alluded to in his previous communication, and
which were to settle the question of Mr. Jennison's
claims to the office of Treasurer Yet although
we have carefully examined his charges in your
last paper are unable to discover any thing that
tone assumed by the writer He knows Mr.. Jen-
nison tcas Of the federal party, he suspects him
little OF Gntt-mGSonry, and he has fears that
he has even gone over to the Jackson cause"
One of the people" may have the lehoLe benefit
of all this for we frankly admit know nothing
about it, and we confess we care less. We have
had more occasion to observe Mr.. Jennison as
man of business and correct habits, than to INQUIRE
what his political course had been, exactly what
his opinions no,c are, upon those subjects that we
at any rate do not often hear agitated and as to
Mr.. Jennlson's being recommended to the COinlty
Commissioners, we are not aware of any crcum-
stance connected Herewith that would operate to
his disadvantage. We have word to say for the
four poSt-rtders, including the one 1uho ipes in
Middleser,-it is simply that the public will not
receive favorabIy an attempt to put down, by rude
attack, Misrepresentation, affected ridicie, the
perfectly decorous expression of their preference
for candidate for any Office in which they have
as much interest as the Ole in question, and the
people of Worcester will have. in common with
other citizens the County, a regard for the opin-
ions of these men, so long as they sustain them
selves in the reputable manner they have hitherto
in the important relation they now hold to this
community. 1t is one Zone of the people, Mr..
Editor, who has mistaken" his " own conse-
quence." FAIR PLAY.
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II Valuable Farm for Sale.


ENORMERLY owned and occupied by the
a late jonathan BARTLETT, deceased Said
Farm needs no recommendation except an &C.
quaintance with it; but, those who do not know
it and would like to buy, will do we'll TO call
and examine. 1t is pleasantly situated in the
westerly part of the town of Northboro', about
one mile and half from the Meeting House,
containing $50 acres of as good and as easily
cultivated Land as can be found in the County
well proportional into Moving, Pasturing,
Tillage, and Wood Land brook running d.
rectly through it, and tive aqueducts of water
in good repair, one in the House and the other
at the Barn. The Moving and Pastures are
throughout we'll watered. The Buildings are
in good repair and consist of large House,
Barn 80 feet by 30, annually GIled with Hay
and Grain, Sheds, Chaise House, Cider Mill,
Granary, Wood House, Sc.
The Farm will be sold and possession given
Immediately. The payment made easy for the
purchaser. For further particulars, inquire of
MARY BARTLETT, occupant LEWIS
MUNROE, Boston; or CYRUS GALE, Esq,
NOrthboro' March =
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WASHINGTON. Feb. Ia.


Mr.. Everett addressed the house until
four o'clock, when the house adjourned.
He proved, from public documents, that Mr..
Jefferson first suggested to the Cherokees
the idea of forming Representative and
Republican Government He read letter
from Gen. Jackson to one of the tribes, in
1917, in which the sovereignty of the In
.dians is fully recognized, accompanied by
an assurance tina: he would protect their
rights; and the letter contains this remark
able decaration-"I neuer tell lies to NM red
brethren" Who can reconcile the princi-
pies now advanced by the President, with
those heretofore entertained by him, and
proclaimed in his letters, and in treaties
negotiated by him with the Indians? Mr..
Everett showed, from public documents, that
as late MS 1926 Mississippi denied she had
any right to follow felon into the Indian
country and that Georgia, to a late date,
admitted the Indians were sovereign within
their territory. He has thoroughly exam
ined the whole, and before he concludes his
speech, he will present mass of inforna-
ton of great Importance, much of which has
been permitted to slumber for many years.
.NetO York .4drertiSer
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A BERYL. There is at st. Petersburg,
says the Mining Journal, published there,
beryl, found three years ago, near Muir
zinskaja, in the district of Catharineburg.
which is above II lbs in weight, and valued
at more than E27,000 This is a large and
precious beryl, but small in both size and
value, If value 60 with size, compared with
the one named in the following statement
made to us by Professor Eaton, oc the Rens-
selaer School, in note to US this morning.
After referring to the Russian beryl, he
says: A poor laboring man has got out
beryl from a rock in Ackworth, IN. H)
which weighs between so and 100 lbs
This judge from its size have not seen
it weighed. He called at the Rensselaer,
School, about fortnight ago. He said he
should leave this, together with others of
similar size, either in Troy or Albany, until
the river opens. He proposes taking it to
New York or Philadelphia. 1t is a most
perfect six-sided crystal, over Is inches
long, and IA in its greatest diagonal diam
eter." If the American beryl be equally
valuable, in proportion to its size, the owner
is worth half million Troy paper.
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For Sale or TO be Let.

ENHAT valuable FARM, formerly owned
4 by the late Lieut.. WIN. MUzzY, situated
two miles west of Hubbardston Meeting House.
on the old County road leading from Temple.
ton to Worcester. Said Farm contains 260
acres of excellent Land, suitably proportioned
into Moving, Tillage, Pasturing and Wood
Land, well enclosed and separated into conve-
nient lots, with stone wall with large two
story House, well calculated for two families
two Barns, one 20 by 33, the other 80 feet
square, with convenient Out Buildings, all in
good repair
Meadow. For further particulars, inquire of
Col. WARNER KINDS, or of tho subscriber
on the premises. Possession given the first of
April. AUGUSTUS WHEELER.
Hubbardston, March 9
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TEupEPdNCE NOTICE.

The next monthly meeting Of tho Worcester
North District Temperance Association will be
holden in Royalston, on the second Wednesday
in March, at the Rev. Mr.. Perkins's Meeting
House. Delegates will meet at ] | O'Clock, A M :,
and the public exercises will commence at IL
o'clock, M, precisely Per order.
March Q. G. B. PARKER, Asst. See'y.
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RAIL ROAD TO BosroN. Subscriptions have
been opened in Boston for the capital stock of
a company to be incorporated for the purpose
of constructing Rail Road from that city to
this town. On the 2Sth of February, sos, 600
had been subscribed, and individuals who had
not seen the paper, had agreed to put down
$4,000 more. The capital stock is to be $780,.
900. BY a notice in this days paper, it will be
seen that subscription papers are left at the
Banks in this town, where those who are de-
sirous of promoting such an undertaking may
have the opportunity of tax ing stock.
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NATIONAL REP UBLICAN CONVEN-

A Convention Of the National Republicans of
the County of Worcester, will be holden at the
Court House, on WEDNESDAY,, the ninth day Of
March, at o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, and Senators, for the next political year.
The several towns in the County requested to
send as many Delegates as the number of Repre-
sentatives to which they respectively entitled.
By order of>the County Committee. March 2.
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HANGING TOGETHER" The remark was
sometime since made, at Washington, that 'the
present cabinet could not hang together much
longer" "Well then" said by.stander, " let
them hang separately" Severe as this reply
might SEEM even when spoken loosely, the
prominent members of it are doing much to
prove that they hardly deserve better fate
Tho evidence of it may be found in the CORES
pondencc recently published.
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DIE N

In this town, Feb. 10, Melinda, wife of Collins
Reed, aged A.-Feb. "a, John Hair.-Feb. %, Re-
becca Morse, aged lS--Feb 20, Lieut.. Nathaniel
Harrington, Revolutionary officer, in tho Goth
year Of his age.
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For Sale or to be Let,
NOTICE.

"lLL be sold at Public Auction, on Tues
Wv DAY, the 18th of March, (unless pre-.
viously disposed of at private sale,) about ~
acres Of excellent Land, with House and
Barn thereon, situated about one. fourth of a
mile from Berlin Meeting House. For further
particulars, inquire of JAMES GODDARD
OF said Berlin, or ofthe present occupant
WILLIAM A. HOWE.
Berlin, March 9. W2w
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GOODS TT COST.
GEORGE PERRIN & m

INTENDING to make new arrangements in
Il their business the present Spring, are in.
duced to offer for sale their stock of Goods ON
hand, consisting of w. /. GOODS and GRO.
CERES; ENGLISH and DOMESTIC
GOODS; China, Crockory, and Glass Ware !;
Iron Hollow Stone, and Brown Earthen Ware !;
NAILS; BIRDS; BOOTS aud SHOES ::
SCHOOL BOOKS, &c. &C., at cost in Boston,
with the small addition of freight Purchasers
are invited to call and see for themselves.
u The Goods will be sold as above stated
for cash.
~ G. P. & CO. call on all who are indebt-
ed to them, to make immediate payment
Worcester, March2. istf
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RETURN OF VorEs. Town Clerks and Post
Masters are requested to send us return of
the votes for Treasurer in their respective
towns, on Tuesday, if possible. Jurors and 9th
ers who are coming to Court, will confer IA
vor by taking lists and handing them in as early
as may be.
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PAY THE POST

EUST published, and for sale by C. HAIR.
e. RlS, by whom subscriptions for the same
are received, The LADIES' Magazine, for Feb'y.
CONTENTS.
-, original .MseeLlany-The Ring Rambling;
The Society; Consequences of Poverty The
Caiendar-February. Original POetrv.-Ths
Minstrel Maid Tho Little Mariner; A Place
Tor the Dead; The Little Foot. Luerary
Notices, Music, &c. March .
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
IL see ht at the Court of Probate to he hold.
en- at Worcester. in said County, on the first Tues.
day in April next, at ten of The clock. before
noon. to show cause why License should Not 10
granted to the Administrator on said teceast DIS
Estate TO sell the whole of the remaining Real
Estate Tor the payment OF debts and charges, AID
tor the benefit of the Heirs; and you will be
heard thereon
g NATH'L. PANE. T. prok.
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The CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS will sit in thi.
town next week.
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SENATOR'S. We are authorized to say that
Lowell Walker and Samuel Mixtcr decline be-
ing candidates for reelection as Senators, for
the year ensuing.
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RAIL ROAD

FROM BOSTON TO WORCESTER.
SUBSCRIPTIONS for that object will be
- received at either of the Banks IN this
town. Worcester March g
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Candidate for the office Of County Treasurer

ANTHONY CHASE,
WILLIAM JENNISON,
OTIS CORBETT,
WILLIAM d. WHEELER,
CHARLES G. PRENTISS,
ASAHEL BELLOWS,
ASA HAMILTON.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Feb &c. 1881.
To Tie Creditors and Heirs of ExocH KNAPP, late
or Spencer, IN SAID County, deceased, and 10 all
others concerned nthe Estate Of said deceased
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BRupcErowx, IN. J.) Feb. 70

SINGULAR. A sheep was found under a
snow drift, on the 4th inst, by Lewis Woodruff
of Deerfeld township, where it had been bu-
ricd since the snow storm of the 18th ut.,
period of almost three meeks. When taken
out it was very wild and Immediately started off
on full run; it was however with much diff.
Guilty caught, and placed in pen with other
sheep, where it is now doing well. 1t would
seem almost incredible that sheep could exist
for more than 90 days without food, vet there
can be no doub. Of the correctness of the
above.
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Wool. The Vermont Chronicle states that
agents tor some unknown persons have recent.
ly been employed in some towns in the vicinity
OF Windsor, IN buying up all the wool on the
backs OF the sheep, to b. delivered after shear
lag. They advance the cash for il at from ds
to IS cts per Id. One town has received and
will receive about $25,000 for wool. More than
100000 worth of wool was purchased and maid
for by agents residing in single town on the
Connecticut River, soon after sheen. shearinp
the last year. The farmers had a handsome
profit out of the sale. So much for the Tariff
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SMALL SILVER Cows The banks have
abandoned their new tariff of Silver Coins, and
have returned to the old rate Of receiving and
paying them; having found that the supply of
United States coin was insufficient to serve
the purposes, of small change, and that the
scheme of reform was attended with more diff.
cutieS than they had apprehonded
Boston .9dvertiSer,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31
SADLERY. &C.

= liz Subscribe retn,ns HI. tanks 10 The
: pablo for The liberal saesuf. ? . meaf he
has hefetpfnfe receiv Il and beg. leave 20 M
urn 'hem that he still onffnue. I, carry On the
saeDtEiiY AND HAE* ES5 MAKING
BUSINESS in oil Us vsfi9es htanelies. and
VII p"nctually attend 10 ali orders with =, hich
ne may he vpred.
IL h"s on hcni, very gene nj. nssnrl,nent
oi hthdy-tnade Work Consisting of Saddles.
nfiiie. hadi1gd''. Fanas Carriage and
e'f iaraess, made h, t,e bpsl workmen
'aify"1 aud Wagon Hsrnes.. fnT hoe Rabes
&C. g. al ot viii are nos oasfed NJ tho
most tfdnrrh pr crs ~ his old stand, On Mas
9oert, n te~ duor' above Mr.. Jphn HoIlin.,
oeti door below smith, BagwGll 4 90. and ia
the same house occupied by hard 8 I'll
don. as n Tuner. Stop.
Tho subscriber has also for sale cheap. "A
W. Horse Wagon JOHN BOYD.
Jan. 81 NJ,