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CLOSING OUT.

VENHE subscriber being about 10 remove, is
a very DESTROYS Of closing his present Stock
OF Goods previous to his taking new Store
And TO this end, he offers for sale, any article
he has ON hand at cost, and very many at less
than cost.
HIS STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF
Broad Cloths, Laccs,
Flannels, Gloves,
Cassimeres, Nestngs,
Silks, Hosiery,
Linens, Calicoes,
Cottons, Muslins,
Ribbons, Cambrics, &c.
The public may DO assured that he is DEFER
mined to begin in his New Store with an entire
New SrocK OF GooDs, and that his determine
ton to sell cheap, very cheap, is Z" no fiction,
hut fact which, purchasers, nv an early atteh-
ton, would find very much TO their advantage
DANIEL G. WHEELER, JR.
Worcester. Sept 20 IF
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

THNHE public are respectfully informed that
Il new line of Stages, called the CITIZENS
LINE, has commenced running from Hartford
To Worcester, thence to Boston; and will leave
Hartford every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday, AT O'Clock, A NJ, passing through the
following towns, viz Eas; Hartford, East
Windsor, Ellington, Stafford, (by the turnaces)
Wales. Brmtield, Brookfield, 10y the furnace)
Spencer, Leicester, to Worcester and leaves
worcester on the following mornings, at
o'clock, by the same route, for Hartford.
As new line OF Stages from Hartford TO
Boston has so often been called for, and as it
has been reported by some that the object OF
his vas wholly 10 oppose the Old Line, the
proprIetors would say, averse from wish 10
oppose, they have taken every precaution
against running wheels in the ruts of the Old
Line, But to pass through towns, villages, by
factories, &c, where no Stage runs. and TO
furnish public accommodation Tor people on
the route and travellers. The Citizens Line
will be furnished with splendid red coaches,
first. rate horses, and drivers who are qualified
to transact anv business which may be en-
tr listed to their charge, and hope by punctual
and persevering Efforts to please, they shall re-
ceive a share of public patronage,
Books kept at H. Morgan's United States
Hotel, A Socums Hartford Hotel, T. H. Mar.
sbal's Eagle Tavern, and at St. Johns Hotel,
in Hartford, and at the Hotels of S. B. Thomas
and J. Estabrook, in Worcester
A GILES REMINGTON. Hartford
} WIN. C. STEBBlNS, Worcester.
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THE WORCESTER BOAT COMPANY
NIVE notice 10 their customers and he
w public, that they have purchased Of Mr.
WARES BACHELOR his line of Canal Boats
and that they have one new Boat now building
making eight Boats in their lire.
The Boats of this Company are fitted up in
the best order and provided with masters of ex'
perience and skill ts navigate them. One or
more Boats will leave Providence and Worces-
Ter eUery day, Sundays excepted)
This Company have large and convenient
Store Houses al the CENTRAL BASIN Wash
ington-Square, Worcester, and at the C.4.N.4L
B.4SLN, in Providence, which they offer for the
storing of Goods, free Of charges and every
tsmers.
u All Goods consigned to IRA POOR Of
Pr0cidence, or BENZ. PORTER, at the Cen
tral Basin, in Worcester, will be forwarded
agreeable to directions. If March 81.
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/ VALUABLE
RE.HL EST4TE for Sale.
vENHE undersigned, having dis
III posed of all the detached
.T,b~ ClANnI I'D EADA4

III posed of all the detached
lisssR parts of the CHANDLER FARM,
uA& so called now offer for sale the
body Of that Estate, consisting Of
taco hundred and forty acres, lying together,
near the South end of Main-street in Woroes,
ter.
The whole of this large and excellent tract
of Land is bounded Fast bv the County Road
leading to Springfield and Northampton, being
a distance of 260 rods on said Road; North, by
the County Road, leading to Leicester and
Paxton, and South on Town Road IL has
spacious and convenient Dwelling House. two
Barns, an Ice House, and Oder Out Buildings
all in good repair. 1t consists of Moving, Til.
lage, Pasturing, and Woed Land in suitable pro.
portions, and conveniently divided. The North
ern part is within 40 rods of the South MEETING
House, and the most remote point is within one
mile of the South end of Main street. In no
part Of the town. is there probably so much
Land together, of so good quality, which can
be purchased at prices, and on terms so favor.
able as this There is sufficient for two or
three Farms, and il will be sold in parts, or all
together as shall best accommodate purchasers
A long credit will be given, if requested, for
the whole ofthe purchase money. To farmers
and mechanics, who wish to become inhabitants
of this thriving town, furnishing a ready cash
marke; for their productions, and good Schools
LOT .nelr chiuteh, ana also 10 gentlemen VINO
are fond of Agricultural pursuits, and desire to
be so situated as to participate i'll the social en-
joyments, and literary advantages, which this
village affords, opportunity is now offered
for an eligible location, which rarely occurs in
place like this. Application may be made to
either of the subscribers
S NJ. BURNSIDE.
BENZ. BUTMAN
ARTEMAS WARD.
CHARLES ALLEN.
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Worcester Shoe Store.
JAMES WHITTEMORE

DESPECrFULLY informs the inhabitants
ma OF Worcester and its vicinity, that the
business of the late finn of PHELPS 81 WHir.
TEMoRE will be continued by him at the Old
Stand, opposite the Centre Meeting House,
where he keeps constantly on hand, general
assortment of Gentlemens, Ladies', Misses,
and Childrens' BOOTS and SHOES,-and hav-
ing just made considerable additions of New
Work TO the former stock of the Store, he feels
confident of satisfying all reasonable expecta.
tions of his customers, both as to quality and
prices.
o. CUSTOM WORK constantly made to
order, of the best of Stock, and by the first rate
wnrkmen If Worcester. June H.
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20 ICI
Now in these pesti!ent times, when avoid
ances are so powerfully inculcated, he may be
pronounced most daring and inveterate disci
pie of the "jolly god" who transforms himself
into river of rum, by imbibing Eighty Small.
ers, during what may be considered period of
three days, or even less, if his eating in anv
degree corresponds with his drinking propensi
ties. This, however, we suppose he only con.
slders dealing in a comfortable small way
mere broken doses and when ma com meme.
es with s. Drop it is by no means certain that
he will ever swallow an ocean.
Miners Journal.
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.ss,essM A S the best season for trans
,6 IA planting Trees, especially for
Sxss Orchards, is approaching, the sub
scrlber offers for sale. at his Nur
--- sery, an assortment OF Pear, Peach.
Cherry, Plum, Apricot, and Apple Trees, OF
the most approved qualities, OF extra size, and
in healthy aud fiourishing condition. Gentle
men DESTROYS of few Trees for their enclo-
sures, or supply for all Orchard OF early bear
ing, may fnd an abundance which have either
blossomed, or are now in fruit. These may be
transplanted with little extra hazard Also.
Horse Chestnuts, Catalpas, Thorn Acasas, the
seed of which he gathered at Mount Vernon,
from tree orershddOwing the tomb Of WASH
lseroS, together with C000 White Mulberry
Trees, Athias, and other ornamental shrub
berry. .. FlSkE.
Worcester, Sept. &c 6w
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ID re n .


9 In Haddam, Comm of cholera, Capt Chauncy
smith, aged 81, of West Haven. This case affords
snother Illuminating instance of the selfshness and
lhhumanlty which many Of the victims Of the pre-
valllng malady have experienced. He died on
9 Dd ms vessel, at Haddam, on the Connection
nper' attended only by his youngest son, who had
accompanied his father from West Haven. They
a. ooth iels home 18th ult. in good health On the
oast Sapt ,. was taken slightly i'll Of what he sup
t'euto De cholera morbus, a complaint to which
=. wa SUBJECT but on the two following days had
Pa,uaily recovered; medical or other aid could
a. however, be conveniently procured On the
H. nc was seized with more alarming symptoms of
o nT ehoera' Dr. Catln attended him until he was
sS.iI. away 10 other patients, but his aid was un
as;n,g ms son called frequently and loudly for
assistance from the inhabitants of the nlace hn,
He oa' VI we disease had rendered them insensi-
Mr. FsU s Gals oil duty and humanity. DR.. Catlin,
nv ssasa, anu ohe or Two other persons unknown
yelief A"n acts Of kindness, afforded Temporary
when ha h.I came where the sick man was and
other side '1 %so on him, passed by on the
ahon, ,ba No.. VI the rest who were Collected
a. 80 os.i, not one could be induced 10 ron
~ Ea:as J aud this aged man was sufJe rcd
Iii 20 o,ha, VIC IN cold damp. close cabin
~ Nv S'net assistance than ina, ~ ~ 81, ~
mnhln new hours ride Of his gamilv ,.h H. ~, inu
norant oil hls situation. With ny VIZ Sr were R-
son procured three persons 10 assis u'nicuy, ms
his father the water ,h 'slst nun IN burying
place having forbidden the BODY :" lotles Of the
common burying ground :" "e buried In the
In Ddmmerston, w., widow Snh,,,, r.
b. '''Hnl Caryli aged
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ELIJAH A. BRIGHAM,

Opposite the Centre School House,
"AS just received an assortment Of Green,
u Il Royal Blue, Purple, and CIaret colored
Merinoes colored Circassians, Bombazetts,
Flannes Black. Blue, Olive, and Mixed
Broad Cloths; Irish Linens, Cambtcs, Musllns,
Prints, &c &c, which will be sold cheap.
Worcester Semi 10 If
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REMOVAL.
BOYDEN & FENNO

FEAVE removed TO the Store No. a, Paine's
n II New Buildings, four doors south of their
old stand, and directly opposite the Post Office,
and have received in addition to heir former
stock, Gold and Silver WATCHES, Rich
JEWELRY. &c; Briuania Tea and Coffee
Pots; Tea Walters Plated Casters; Candle
sticks; Gilt and Mahogany Framed LOOK
ING GLASSES Table Cutlery Shears, Scis
sors, Razors, Pen and Pocket Knives; Snuff
Boxes Bead Bags, do. Purses; Pearl Slides,
Bracelets, Cologne Water, Fancy Boxes,
various other articles in their line
NJ B. Particular attention paid TO repair,
ING MATCHES, &c.
Worcester, Aug. % ep3weo3w
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Domestic YEAST. Boil one pound of good
-four, quarter of pound of brown sugar, and
a little salt, in two gallons of water, for one
hour. When milk warm, bottle il and cork il
close 1t will be fit for use in twenty -four
hours. One pint OF this yeast will make
eighteen pounds of bread.
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To the Hon. the County Com

lnlssIoners, to be in session on the second
Tuesday OF September, A. ID. 1882:
NA L, the subscribers, Commissioners framed
w IN the foregoing warrant, having, uar-
suant to the directions therein contained given
public aud seasonable notice to all persons in
lerested TO file their claims in the manner there.
IN pointed out, by publishing notice of the
time OF our meeting, and the locations to be
examined, three weeks successfully. in each of
the following public papers, viz: The .Nassa-
chnseuS Spy" paper published in Worcester,
and the "PrOridcnee Daiiy J0urnal," a paper
published IN Providence, IN which notice all
persons and corporations interested as aforesaid
were desired to file thei. claims for damages. il
any they mad, with one of the Commissioners
or with the Clerk OF the County Commissioners
within thirty days from the date of the first
publication, and after having given the above
notice. We caused, at the same time. Molina 90
De gwen 10 all persons and corporations intor.
ested as aforesaid, ot the time and place of our
meeting, Tor the pun pose OF estimating DAMAGES
and OF the route to be examined by publishinr
an advertisement thereof in three successive
papers OF each oil the aforesaid newspapers. and
then, pursuant TO said notice, and IN conformity
Herewith, we met at the factory of Welcome
and Darius ID. Farnum, in Mendon in the Conn
ty OF Worcester on the seventh day of AUGUST
inst, at nine of the clock, in the forenoon for
stoned by the location mon tbe;r a., 80 ="
scrIbed in the warrant aforesaid bnt ,hoH h ao
inc filed no claim nor annoar;T, ~ 10y nav
damages, we have assessed mona ior ,h "a,- any
At the same time we were shewn an linda,
ture of two parts. bearing date INV % iI iSao
and executed by John W. Lincoln, John Davis.
and S,epbcn Il Smi,b G"r ,ho pIa.i Da''s'
Canal Company. on The first mart and hv Nj Nh
olas Brown. Thomas Jvps r1rns y , 4,'In-
Edn,o.d Carr;., y, Nyius oulier'
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Boots. Shoes. Leather. &c.

YENHE subscriber offers for sale at No. SO
IL Kilby street, = doors from Nlilk-stieet, a
perfect assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, &c,
exclusively adapted for country trade Also,
20,OO0 pairs of superior INDIA RUBBER
SHOES, by dozen or quantity. Country Mer-
chants are respectfully invited to purchase for
cash or credit
ISAAC THAYER, Agent.
Boston, Sept. 49, tf
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India Rubber Shoes.

10000 . rAihs Just so .fs;i'e a, Ge
Will be sold in any quantity, and on as favorable
terms as they can be purchased in the city.
N. b. Dealers in the above named article are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine the
same FRANCIS WI PV
Boston. Sept. s. If No. 81 Conrt. Stree,
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10 the Hon. the County Com

mlsslohers iorthe County of Worcester:
ME petition of :he undersigned respect
e iuiiy represents, that the present Travelled
way from Tue Factory OF the Hon, Rnfus Bu-
lock, in Royalston, to Winchendon VILLAGE is
exceedingly circuitous, billy, inconvenient and
unsafe, and that public convenience seems 10
require the location and establishment ot new
highway from said Factory to the house of
Ephralm Mnrdock, Jr., in sad Winchendon
Village
wherefore they pray your homors TO view
said route, aud 10 take such further measures
IN the premises, as that new highway and
public road may be located and established be
tween the points aforesaid
RICHARD STUART, and 80 others
AurnSt % LS9)
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Worcester. S. Probate Office. Sept. IS, 1889.
To the Uid01v and Heirs Of EzEKIlL 1ucKrn,
late Of Spencer, in said County, deceased and
10 all others concerned in the Estote Of said
deceaSed GREErING.
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
~ see ft) at the Court OF Probate to re hnld.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in November next, at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why License should
not be granted to sell the whole or so mn,h OF the
Real Estate of said deceased, as will raise $40 80,
for the payment OF debts and charges; and you
will be heard thereon.
THEOPH'S. WHEELER, Reg.
So by order Of The Hon. yutige.
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WORCESTER FOUNDRY.

Iron CASTINGS, warranted of soft Iron,
II made at the Foundry near the Paper Mills
of Elijah Burbank, at short notice Orders and
Patterns left with WIN. BUTLER. at. the
Foundry, or with SUMNER SMITH, at the
Brick Store on the Canal, will receive atten-
ton eotf March %
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THE Proprietors Of the Boston and Wor.
IL eester Stage Company notify the public,
that they will not be accountable Tor any Pack
age, Bundle, or Baggage, that is delivered TO
any driver OF the said Company, unless paid
for and entered on the way bills by the Drec.
tors or the Agent of said Company.
SIMEON BURT,
JOHN R\YNER, Directors.
F. A. BILLING,
Worcester, May = eotf
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VOU are hereby cited to appear IF you
Ill see ht) at the Court OF Probate TO be holden
at Uxbrdse in said County. on the fourth Tues.
day in November next at ten OF the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accoant of the Adj
minIstraiIon OF SAID Estate should not be allowed
and you will be heard thereon
lHECPH's. HELLER, Rec.
'59 BY orGter Of the Hon Judpe-
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A Coon Customer. The folIo alng sueci-
men OF the moderation with which certain un
known bibuious gentleman washed down :" ten
meals probably at one of the hotels in our
borough, was picked up in the street lately. and
as published for the information Of all whom il
may concern:
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NNEE INC
WOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
In cited TO appear at II Court oil Probate to be
holden at enpleton, in said County, on the third
Tuesday in October next, ut nine OF the clio, k,
before noon, to show cause why the ccount OF
the Administration of said Estate should not be
allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
So NATH'L PANEL Prob
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept %, 1882.
10 the Wtd9ro and Heirs Of JosArHAN SYnoyns.
late 81 Harvard, IN sad County, deceased. and
to q" others concernedh the Estate ofsaid de-
ceased, Cprrr,x,
OU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IA see fiji atthe Court OF Probate to be Aoiden
at Lancaster, in said County on the third Tues
nay III November next, at ten OF the clock, before
noon to show cause why the Account of The Adj
mI"istration of said Estate should not be allowed.
and gu will be heard thereon
So NAIH'L. PAINE IJ,ob
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, Sept "a. 1882
10 the Heirs Of ABIGAIL Persons, late of North
bridge, in said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office Sept IS, 1882
To The Heirs Of MARY RAY, late Of Westminster
IN said County, deceased md to oil others concernsj
IN the Estate Of said deceased, GRrrrINc
YOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
ID see ht at the Court OF Probate to be holden
al empleton, in said County, on the Sd TUESDAY
IN october next at ten of the clock, before noon,
TO show cause why the Executors Accom-, oc ,he
Administration of said Estate should NOT he nj.
loved; and yon will be heard thereon
TfEOPffs. WHEELER, Rec.
59 ~ order of the HIM. T,,Ijge
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WORCESTER, SIS. Sept. 90. 1899
certify that the foregoing is copy of Re-
port made to the County Commissioners, at a
meeting thereof, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the second
Tuesday of September instant, which Report
was then and there accepted by said County
Commissioners, and ordered to be recorced, and
copy thereof forthwith published in " The
'uaSSGch"SetS Spy" newspaper, printed in
SAID Worcester, three weeks successfully, at
the expense of said Blackstone Canal ComDanv
80 ABlJAH BIGELOW. CIerk
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept 5, 1882.
10 HE Ntdo0 and Heirs Of JoHN RIcH4RDsoN
late Of Templelon, in said County deceased, and
10 all others concerned IN the Estate Of sud deceas
ed, GuEETING.
AOU are hereby cited to appearQl you
III see ft) at the Court OF Probate to be hold
IN at Templeton, in said County, on the third
Tuesday in October next, at nine of the clock
before noon, to show cause why the Executors
Account of the Administration of said dcceased's
Estate should not be allowed; and you will be
heard thereon.
92F NATH,L pAINE yl,.L
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" orcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. Is, So.
10 the Heirs Of BErssY PRATT, late of Gardner,
IN sud County, deceased, and TO oHothers coa
cerhed in The Estate Of said deceased,
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FARM FOR SALE.
Real Estate for Sale.

Sept. 70
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-05-30

rid,s obstruction in its whole course, from the ba
iA 10 the Falls Of. ST., Anthony, and that eonsis-
tedin the sh al opposite the mouth of Rock river
andthe river Des Moines. Here the obstruction
consisted, lot in snags, but of rocks, exactly sim
liar to thu obstruction in the Ohio river at the
Grand Gain, and which had successfully
been remeved by MIR. Shreeve sixteen millions
of pounds of lead, he said, had been made in one
wear at Galena, Illinois. Freights from that
place to s. Louis varied according to the stage
of water oer the rapids of Des Mones and Rock
rivers, from Is to so cents per 100 pounds, and
in some distances 62a cents had been given. 1t
| is probable that eight Of the l6 millions was
freighted sfter the water had become low, at SO
cents per hundred pounds, making difference Of
1000, N the transportation Of that quantity.
This Obstruction was the point where the Indians
rallied in case of war with the United States,
and wher they had made their most murderous
assaults u,on our troops in the last war Mr.. A.
lgaye an impressive description of the Indian at
tack uponour boats, after they had been enticed
4 above these Falls, and stated in what manner
this same obstruction had occasioned the surren-
der of outpost at Prairie du Chen, and the con-
lsequent les of all the upper country in the last
war. He expressed his surprise that the i'm
provemen,had not been before made.
Mr.. DNcAN here interposed to explain, and
stated tina it was not chargeable in any want o
effort on be part of the Representatives of thai
part of tn Union. He had himself offered two
memories tia present session ihiessvtjevt
tano mad ong si.ce offered resolutions in refer
lence to it. ,5.is hee. b "a
Mr.. AsHLE1 sale, h. knew that survey had
been ordered three wears since, but the obstruc
ton still remained He meant however, no re-
Election on the gentleman from Illinois, for whom
ne had the highest PERSONAL respect, and with
whose active exertions L promote the improve
ment OF that country he WIS well acquainted.
| Mr. MERCER stated, NAT this subject hae
been before the Committee % Internal Improve
ment, and the gentleman from Missouri spoke un-
der the sanction OF that Committee Pc f
Mr.. DUNCAN offered his thanks as we'll fol
the kind opinion expressed of himself, as for the
gentleman's having brought forward and pressed
this subject. He feared, however, that the act O
1924, the provisions of which the gentleman hat
moved to EXTEND would not reach this object
That act provided only for the removal of snag.
and planters, but this obstruction was occasionet
by rocks He therefore suggested an amend
ment, by adding these words sand also to the
Upper Mississippi, between St. Louis and Gale
ma, and TO remove all distractions in the channe
Iof said river, between those points," ~
NIX. ASHLEY accepted the amendment a.
MR.. DUNCAN stated that the last internaltim
lprovement bill contained an item Of S. 900 fo
| this very object ii'' e'aa p'
The question was then put, and the amend
ment agreed to- to $50 " ~" 'eio'