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Removal and Copartnership.

HNlMOTHY w. BANCROFT has re noyed
a from the Store formerly occupied by him,
NO. Paine's Buildings, Gin front of the Post
'hcel and has formed connection in business
nth CHARLES T. BANCROFT, under the firm of
T. ". g. C. p. BANCROFT,
there they intend 10 devote their attention ex-
iusively to AucTIoN and Commission BUSINESS,
nd will receive Domestic Manufactures and
foods OF every description, to dispose of either
public or private sale, to the best advantage
their employers
They hare nos for sale, at their Store
Crockery, Hollow, and Hard Ware,
New and Second hand Furniture,
French and High Post Bedsteads,
Beds and Bedding
Carpets and Heath Rugs,
Looking Glasses,
New and Second. hand Clothing,
Iron Saies-Stoves, &c. &c.
Aso-Several hundi ed Sheen Skins, suita
lie for Book Binding,
Calf Skins.
Two second hand CHAIsEs and HARNESS,
do. do. WAGON do. do
Port and Lisbon WINE,
SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY.
.4tSo-A valuable collection of BOOKS, with
elegant assortment of ENGR.4V WINGS, late
received from New York-FAScY Goops.
&c. &c.
u AUCTIONS, for tho present, will be held
Saturday Evenings, commencing at 6 O'Clock.
Worcester, Dec 49, ,f
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VEGETABLE
PULMONARY lB.HLSA.M.

z WIS truly valuable remedy has now
IN been before tn. puOlie for four years, and
has proved itself the mist valuable remedy dis
covered Tor Coughs, Colds, Asthma. or Phthisic.
consumption, Whooping Cough, Pulmonary at.
iectons OF every kind. Its sale is steadily increas-
ins' ana the prcprietors are constantly receiving
the most favorable accounts of its effect. The
following
NEW CERTIFICATES
are offered for public examination.
!, Daniel p Brayman, of Richmondtown, r.. T.,
feel It duty to acquaint the public, that have
received the most unexpected relief in severe
complaint of the lungs, from the use of the Veg.
etahie Pulmonary Basam. For threeyears pre-
Wous to my trial of the Balsam | had severe
pam IN my breast. violent cough, frequent raising
OF blood, attended with great prostration OF
strength. For the principal part of the above
time, was under the of a sklfu physician in
session, who employed besides many Internal
me"ic'nes, hstering, seatons, Sc, without any
Improvement in my case. Two months since
commenced with the Balsam, and have now taken
lwo ootties am now able to labor the greater
part OF The Tune, have ceased TO raise blood. and
am almost entirely relieved of my cough.
FED 81, 1888. D.. p. BRAYMAv.
From DR.. Samuel Morrill,.
;, am satisfied that the Vegetable Pulmonary
n"isanl IS valuable medicine 1t has been used
IN this place with complete success in an obstinate
complaint OF the lungs attended with severe
eoush' loss ot voice, and raising of much blood.
Wt'eh had previously resisted many approve d
prescriptions Afer using the Basan one week,
.he patents voice returned and he was enabled
10 speak audlbly. This case occurred some time
since and the man is now engaged not only in
"e1Ne out 'aoorious business. S. MoRRiLL.
Concord, \. H., Jan. 80, 1882.
:. AFottos STEVENS Esq, of Copenhagen. n.
l. cert!iies' that he has been entirely cured 5y
using tfis ta,sam one neck, of an Asthma of near
other medicines. lie also certifes that b;mse,c
and neighbors have found it a certain cure for
Influenza.
Price SO cents.
GJ' For sale, by JAMES GREEN & CO.
Worcester, Nv nsc or
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u AZ the present interesting period of our
national affairs, many persons are DESTROYS of
seeing fuller accounts of tho proceedings of
Congress, DC, than arc found in the common
papers of the country To such we would
particularly recommend the NATIONAL IHrEL.
LleEsoER published at Washington, as a paper
Of the highest standing for accuracy and the
taen. with which il is conducted. 1t is sound
in principle, and what is a consideration of
some consequence to decent people, it is entirely
free from tho slang and personal abuse which
disgrace tho Administration paper at Washing.
ton.
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. VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM.

OMEKOUS and respects BILE certificates of
Ia the efficacy of the above named Medicine
as remedy for Coughs Colds, Asthma, and
Pulmonary Affections of every kind, might be
presented TO the public, but the article is too
well known to render It necessary
;, u fresh supply Of the gcnNine BALSAM,
direct from the proprietors, is received and for
sale, by JOHN COZ
AT his Store on Main street, where may also
be had full assortment of DRUGS, DYE
STUfFS, PALNTS aud sundry other articles,
on reasonable terms
Worcester, Nov 81 eo6,
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ASSIGNEES' SALE

~lLL be sold. at Public Auction =,
w THURSDAY, i0M Of January nert. fun.
less previously disposed of at private sale The
PERSONAL PROPERTY on the Estate a.,
signed by EDMUND BRIGHAM 10 the sub.
scribers, on which said Brigham now resides.
situated in the south part Of West Boylstop. al
miles from the Court House in Worcester CON.
sisting OF variety of Farming Tools, one woke
OF Oxen, five excellent Cows, ono Horse, $50
bushels Potatoes, large quantity of Hay and
Grain, &c.
The Sale will be positive, for Cash or short
approved Credit. las it is intended 10 close the
concern at the earliest date practicable con-.
mencIng at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises,
JOEL FLAGG, ! .7ssipnees of
-, GEO. FOLSOM, Edmund Brigham.
Worcester Dec 26
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CROCKERY WAREHOUSE.
RICE g. jSWEETSER.

Importers Of Crockery and China Ware,
EaAVE now opened the largest and as cheap
= Y stock of the above articles, as were ever
brought TO this market,
CONSISTING IN PART or
l43 Sets Tea Ware, Blue and Brown,
20 do. China Ware, latest style and. very
cheap,
20 do. Myrtle Leaf Tea Ware,
2e0 doz. Plates, all sizes, Blre and Brown,
Large and splendid Dining Sets,
l00 Sets Coffees, Brown and Blue,
Dishes, Naples, Bakers--Cov'd. Dishes,
Brown and Blue,
lou Edged Dishes, from to Is inch,
300 doz Edged Plates, all sizes,
40 Sets. Enameled Teas,
Ewers and Basins, Mugs, Bowls. &c. &C.
N, b. Merchants in this vicinity, wishing to
purchase any article or articles in this line, can
have them at less than Boston prices.
Worcester Dec 06 fr
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PENMANSHIP.

EWN A. GODDARD intends 10 COM
w mence School on Wednesday, Jan. I'd.
Tor instruction in the practical and Ornamental!
branches of Writing. Persons desrous of at
tending his School are requested to leave their
names at the Office Of George Folsom. Esq.
" STENOGR4PHY also laugh, on new
and highly approved system Instruction will
be gwen at The residence of Pupils, if desired.
Worcester. Dec. DC. - -
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LII z r e u

~, In uxbridgc, Dec. 25, Ebenezer Torrey, Esq. Of
tltchburg, to Sarah Arnold, daughter OF William
Arnold, Esq
In Charlton, Nov. %. by Rev. Dir. Boomer. Mr..
Freeman Prince of Oxford, to Miss Charlotte Lamb
of Charlton. Isl AK
:, In Boston, Dec. %, Mr. Zophar Wetherbee of
Harvard, to Miss Sarah Coolidge
In Brattleboro', Mr.. Joseph c. Gartlner to Miss
Elizabeth Ann Burbank, both of F,tcbburu.
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NEWSPAPER NOTICE.

VNNHE Worcester and Keene Mail Stare
III Company have employed as their Agent,
TO settle their Newspaper Accounts, and re.
celpt Tor all monies received on account of the
same, Mr. LEONARD BATrIs, who will be at the
places hereinafter named for that purpose.
AT Major Abbotts in Holden On Thursday,
the 18th OF January next, from l2 o'clock at
noon, the remainder of the day and evening
Mt ID. Kings in Rutland, on Friday from II
O'Clock at noon, till 6 o'clock, in tho evening.
AT L.. Pierce's in Hubbardston, on Saturday,
from O'Clock, A. NJ, till 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, and
the reminder of the day and evening at Col.
Hindss in said Hubbardston. Al Lewis Will
det's in the centre of Wnchendon, on Tuesday,
January gid, from O'Clock, A. NJ, till 4
O'Clock, r NJ, and the remainder Of the day
and evening at Maj. Murdock's in WinclIendon
Village At Col. French's in Fltzwiliiam. on
"Wednesday, till o'clock, P. M, and the re-
maindcr OF the day and evening at Jacob Wal
ISIS, Esq, in the west part of Winchendon
For years past, the Stage Company have en-
2loycd an Agent in this way, to collect their
money due for Newspapers, but notwthstand
ing the disposition to accommodate their
Newspaper subscribers by sending an Agent TO
their doors, there has been great negligence
on tho part OF the subscribers, in not giving
attention TO the matter at the time appointed,
thereby causing the Company unnecessary
trouble and expense. That tho business NAV
be fairly understood, and that there NAV moi be
any reason of complaint hereafter, would
merely say that after the returns are made by
our Agep t, the Company will not be at any
further expense in collecting their Newspaper
Accounts, that the expense must then DO met
by the other side-and further, those subscri5
crs WHO cannot comply with these terms, and
TO meet promptly their Accounts once year,
are requested to pay up and discontinue their
PAYERS
Subscribers in Templeton and Phillipston,
are requested to make payment to the Com
,pany's General Agent
CALVIN TOWNSLEY.
Templeton Dee 26 aa
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TEMFERAscE. We are happy 10 learn that
the Bromfeld House in Boston, advertised in
this paper, is kept on the Temperance plan,
all kinds of spiriiuous liquors being excluded
from the bar and table Tho Keeper is hipbiy
recommended and have before us, Circu-
lar from several of'thc most respectable gentle.
men in Boston, who say Of the house, in
addition to its central situation we have good
reason 10 believe that, for neatness, accommo-
dation, and substantial comfort, it will be all
that can be desired by men of business and
strangers visiting our city" For ourselves we
shall certainly give the Keeper call when in
Boston. and we hope that the friends of the
good cause, generally. will do the same.
PupLIc MEETINGS. In most Of the cries,
and IN various other placcs, meetings have been
held to respond TO he Presidents Proclamation
That at Boston was very large, and was elo-
quen'Iy addressed by Franklin Dexter, Daniel
Webster. Fl. G. Otis, and James T. Austin A;
the various meetings resolutions have been
passed approving of the Fascination, and
pledging support to the Constitution and laws
of the Union.
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REAL ESTATE.

TUX SALE, -
On Centrdt-street, head efike Canai.
ESiVE-sixths of one quarter of about two
e. acres OF Land and the Store thereon, stu
ated on Central street and the Canal, including
the Wharf and Basin, now OCCUPIED bv The sub
scrlber. Terms liberal For further particu
lars inquire Of ROBERT EARLE
Worcester. Dec 26
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Mstrucfress Wn,,fed

VIE Board of overssers of n. Cent.
- school District, in Worcester wish ~
employ, Immediately, an Instructress far m
f1 11 femats High School of said Dist,c,
ne EXAMINATIONS, requisite are siII n
S Sonooi josephine, and capacity TO tes,h the
h'g Ts oIanches OF an English education.
nc compensation to be paid will b. five
dollars ana nifty cents per week, without t,ard
1APPhca'io m, may DC made to Rev ALOSZO
DAVIS, Esq, Worcester. y -''e's>1
BY order Of the Beard.
u 4. D. FOSTER, sse'ry.
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BARGAL.N,S until January |,
1929

TEVHE entire Stock of Goods at MANNING'S
n STORE, will be offered for sale, at re-
duced prices, in lots to suit purchasers, until
January | 1633-at which time different ar
rangement will take place.
good variety Of Circassians. Silks. FIan-
nes, Prints, Linens, Cettons, Hosiery, Gloves,
Muslins, Laces, Woollen and Worsted Yarns,
also, Ladies Misses, and Childrens SHOES,
with many other desirable articles, comprise
the Stock.
The Goods were selected with care by aper-
son residing in Boston, and are well worthy the
attention Of purchasers
n. b. Such persons as may have unsettled
accounts at said Store, are respectfully request
ed to adjust them previous 10 The goth Decem-
Der, 1892.
Worcester, Nov %. 5w
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Last week Mr.. Asa Littlcfeld of Framing
ham, butchered a Hog, between eighteen and
nineteen. months old, whose weight, after being
very neatly dressed and hanging twenty -four
houTs,was sir hundred andt,oenty- secen pounds.
Beat this who can Communicated
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SENAroRs. From the official canvass of votes
made The last week by the Governor and Coun
Gil it appears that the following gentlemen are
chosen to the next Senate Of this Common
wealth:
SufoX-Goo. Blake, John Cotton, A II.
Everett, Thomas Motley, James c. Morrill,, B
T, Pickman.
ESser-Wm. johnson, Jr, Elias Putnam. 10.
siah Newhall, David Putnam, VIM. Nichols,
Gilman Parker
yfiddteser-Daniel Richardson, Francis Win,
ship, Nathaniel Austin. Two vacancies
Piymonth-Artemas Hale. One vacancy
Bristoi-Nathan c. Brownell, SAM French
Seth Whitmarsh
Barastabie-John Doane.
Nantucket and DaAeS-Barker Burnell
.Norfofk-Thren vacancies.
BerkShire-Edw. Stevens, Thos. B. Strong
Hampd,.n-Patrick Boise. James Bvers
WorceSfer--David Wilder, VIM S. Hastings,
Samuel Mixter, Ira Barton, Samuel Lee,
Charles Hudson.
Hampshi7e-EIiphale Williams. One va
cancy.
FrankLin-Danel Wells
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THE DEAD, The article with This canton,
which was published in tho Spy of tho 10Th
inst, we learn was written by the editor Of The
Northampton Courier. We picked il I'm in
some paper in which II was not credited and
published il as wc found ii.
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MosT DIsTRFssrNG ACCIDENT. An ac-
>-citent of an affecting nature, occurred in
Ilaverh;N on Tuesday last, in the death of
a young man named Edward H. Foster, a
clerk in the store of Mr. Peter Osgootl.
The circumstances are these Mr.. Os-
good had placed bottle on the stove con-
thinning between two and three gallons of
Alcohol, with several pounds of Gum Shell
lac for solution. 1t had been customary oc-
casionaly 10 shake the bottle, in order to
facilitate the process, hut dl,oays raising the
cork. The young man neglected to observe
this caution--shook the bottle, when it
burst, throwing its contents over him. and
coming in contact with the stove, he was
covered, and the store filled, with flame.
The young man, ami Mr.. Osgood, made for
the street door, but were both unable to
open it, when the yonng man plunged
through the glazed part of the tioor into the
street, the fire and smoke bursting ont furi-
ously through the opening thus made Mr..
Osgo3d made his esrape through back
toor. The haIne which enveloped the
young man was very soon exiinguished by
an individual in neghboring shop, throw
ing pail of water upon him. Medical all
wasimmediately procured, and it was found
that he was burnt from his face to his feet
lie fingered in distress until Thursday af-
ternoon, when he expired.
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.
An Address will be delivered before The Wnrces-
ter South District Temperance Society, o-Morrow
Evening, at 6 O'Clock, in the Rev. Mr. Canpbell's
Meeting House.
Millbury, (Armory Village,) Dec % 1882.
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Che salassaellusetts Spp.

:" THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL TO
THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
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BROMFIELD HOUSE,
FORMERLY THE
Indian Queen YJcgern.

kNHE subscriber, who, for nino years past.
IL has kept the Indian Queen Tavern. has
ow opened on the same premises, a new and
cry extensive establishment called the Brour.
etd House, for which, gratefully remembering
ne former Kindness, he asks the renewed patron
&c and support Of his friends, his former GUS
omers, and the public
PRESTON SHEPARD.
Bromfeld-streei, Boston, Dec 10.
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WasHINGToN, Dec Is.
Many Of the friends Of the President think
tia, ne has now placed himself in position.
where it will become his duty to sustain the
Supreme Court IN their decision against Geor-
gia notification, and some go far as TO ex.
press an opinion that he will do it. A storm is
evidently gathering for Georgia, as we'll as
South Carolina, and the Georgia gentlemen,
OH this subject, are completely in a fog.
Gen. Jickson's violence against South Car.
DINA has rather increased than diminished
within few days. Last evening he declared
to Southern memher of Congress, of the IN
ION party, that he had already an Offer from
Virginia, of twenty regiments of volunteers, to
put down the nullifiers The member looked
grave. Sir" said the President, "dont knit
your brows at me tell you South Carolina
may raise her ten or twelve thousand men but
9adrew Jackson will raise thirty thousand"
80. Ne9o York Courier.
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Worcester, IS. Probate OFF ce. Dee "a. 1882.
10 the Htdo'09dnd Heirs Of BENJAMIN Wilson.
late o. Paxton, in said County, deceased, and
10 all Others concerned in tie Estate Of said
deceased GnErr,Na
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
ID see fly at the Court of Probate to he hold,
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day IA February next. at ten of the clock before
noon, 10 show cause why the instrument which
purports 10 be the last VIII and Tes,amen Mt of
sala deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
So NATU',. PAINE r p.oh
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Wanted immediately,

A FIRST RATE CARDER, of steady and
IN industrious habits, 10 take charge of a
room oi2i Cards entirely now
Also. good MULE SPINNER and 3 or G
VIEWERS, to whom good encouragement,
will be given. For further particulars, inquire
at tho Spy Office. Dec. 50.
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lNDlANA, The Legislature assembled on the
olh INST. The first public business upon which
they entered, was an effort TO choose a Senator
TO supply the place of Gen, Upton, whose term
OF service will expire on the Sd of March.
Twelve unsuccessful bnllotings were had. There
is National Republican majority of six in the
Legislature; but several of lis members are de-
termlned on the reelection of Tipton whose
course in the Senate has given general salts
faction There were eight candidates TIP
ion is opposed by the ultra jackson party but
IT is believed he will be re elected Party dis
ciipine IS far less effective in the West, than in
tins region OF caucusses, and other labor saving
machines.
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ACE OF IMPROVEMENT. Mr.. Palmer of
Buffalo, N. Y, hns invented new method of
making nails for shooting horses and oxen, for
which he has obtained patent Il is an inven-
ton which promises 10 be- of great value to the
community aud to the inventor, who is at pre-,
sent the principal proprietor. Some idea may
be formed Of its importance, from the fact that
one man can manufacture nails, in this way, at
least as.tast MS fifty men can in tho usual way
Tho nails have been proved TO be equally as
good in quality, aud far superior in point Of
form. Nn pW
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FASEuIL HALL MEETING. The proceedings
Presidents Proclamainn have been noticed in
many of the papers published in different parts
of the country, in spiri, corresponding with
that which dictated the following paragraph
from the Philadelphia United States Gazette.
Massachusetts, VS.. Qualification. We place
in another column, the proceedings of meet
ing held in Boston, relative to the Presidents
proclamation. We are glad 10 see such spirit
in that quarter; not that we are surprised
only delighted. When OTIS and Webster are
for a cause which General jackson heads we
may no longer despond. This is one Of the &C.
casions in which the quality of true patriotism
may be distinguished from the pseudo spirit
which is too often abroad. AT The head of the
Boston meeting,is Thomas fl. Perkins Those
who were familiar with party movements last
summer and fall know with what zeal that
gentleman carried on the contest sganst Gen
eral Jackson. The last trumpet for retreat has
scarcely ceased its notes, whom Mr.. Perkins is
seen lending himself and his great influence 10
the approval and furtherance Of General Jack
sons measures. And why /, Not because he
would offer Incense to, or ask favors of, the
"powers that be y those who know him. know
that he is by talents, wealth, and their extern.
slve influence, placed above such motives IL
is his country and its Integrity that call him
forth aud with him are seen in the van of the
Massachusetts hosts, an Otis and Webster :;
ard responsive to their call will be the Everetts
tho Davses and the hosts of those who have
been rocked in the Cradle of Liberty
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WoncEsTER, IS. Probate Office, Dec 90, 1882
10 ths Creditors and Heirs Of PsrER SAwrER
ute 81 Lancaster, ia said County, deceased, and
to all Others concerned in the Estafe Of said deceas
Ell. Cuy,,r,S
u oU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
q see hD at the Court of Probate to be holden
AZ worcester in said County, on the first Tues.
n"y !" February next at one OF the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Account of The
Administration of said Estate should moi be allowed.
and you will be heard thereon. -,
~ NATH'L. PAINE L Prnh
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A DECIDED DIFFERENCE. A letter from the
correspondent Of the Courier at Lima, states.
tina. =" il was four days from tho delivery Of
the Message by the President of Peru, before il
was printed and distributed to tho public"
In this country, il was four days previous
to the delivery of the Message by the President
of the u States, that it was printed and distri
buted--to certain political iayoriles-as many
a deiraudcd stock broker in Wall-street well
knows 10 his cost.--.N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
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GOVERNOR DUNRLIN. The now Governor Of
Missouri sent his first address to the Logisla
ture of that State on the 22d nit He com.
mences by saying, " | feel scnsibly my want Of
qualification, and CONSCIOUSNESS that the hon
or conferred upon mo was unmerited." Jude-
ing from the address, says the Cincinnati Ad-
verilser, we are decidedly of his Excel!eucy's
opinion. II has one merit, however, il is short !.
which, IN this age of never ending messares, is,
indeed, in our opinion, no small merit.
1.-THE Governor is jackson man, and (avors
the doctrine ratification
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The General Assembly of Illinois convened
on the Sd inst. A. NJ. jenkins was elecieJ
Speaker of the House of Rcprescntative Tho
message of Gov, Reynolds relates principally
to the Indian war, and local matters He, how
ever, condemns notification
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Dee 10, 1889.
10 He lVidato and Heirs Of AMo, BATcHYL1En
late Of Sutton, IN said County, decreased, and
10 all Others concerned in the Estate Of said deceas
ed, GpREr,Xn
VOU are hereby cited to appeartif you
IL see fit) at the Court o Probate to be hold
IN at Worcester, in said County, on the first
nesday IN February next, at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which pnrporls TO be the last win and Tesla.
ment OF said deceased should not be approved.
and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPtfs. WHEELER, Reg.
So BIZ order of the Uon y,,1Ioe Z