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MESSENGERS Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. Oct. %. 1916
lion. BENZ. +. THOMAS, Judge of Probate for the
II County of Worcester has this day issued Warrant
against the Estate of LUTHER +. WOODBURY., u
SUTTON in said Comfy, trader, late copartner with
simon j. Woodbury., of the sutton, under the firm
of L. f. Woodbury. & Co., insovent debtor and the
ment OF any debts, the delivery any property be-
longing TO said Woodbury., him for his use are
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said Woodbury.
will he ho len the office of Thomas 81 Hill in Worces
ter, in said County, the second Monday in November
neTt ten O'Clock the forenoon prove their debts
and choose assignee assgnees Of his estate and
do such other business in relation thereto as may then
and there come before them.
dim JOHN w. WHIPPLE d. sheriff
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FROM BOSTON, daily except Sunday,)
IHOR Albany ana Western Railroad, Hartford, New Ha-
j ven and New York, at u A. M and 4P. NJ
For NOrloch and Stations the Norwich Railroad at
u A. NJ. and P.
For Worces;e and Way Stations the Worcester Rail
Road, 1t u A NJ, and P.
For MiLtbhry, at II a. NJ. and P. M.
For NeW York. via Norwich and by Steamer, every day
except Sunday, at p. NJ.
For NeO York, by Long Island Rail Road, every day
except Sunday, at 6 a. II.
FROM WORCESTER.
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road Albany,
Hartford, New Haven, and New York via New Haven at
10 A. M and Al P M, stOppins at Way Stations
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road al l9 Ans
stopping at Hay Stations
With Worcester Passengers att and 10 Ill, ana 44P.Nl
stOppiRg at Way Stations
With Passengers from Ne1cYOrk by Steamer TO Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
hdm.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road, every afternoon except Sunday, stopping only al
FrGming CHAM.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday,
81 A. M. aud Al P. NJ.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, at 81 AM 81 d 7P.M daily except Sunday
do w. Newton at II d l04 d. & do. DO
Sunday Mail, from Boston at II P. M.-from Worcester
At TAM.
All Baggage at the risk OF its
Fares less when paid the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars. VIM. PARKER, Supt
April so, l845. If
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BOSTON 4 WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
Summer Advancement.

ss'sSSSs st.ss-szasSsa.7 ssz So; $50 "A IL
1870 ss B. 50 iaS F iz -gssat4s
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Agency for the Sale of
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS AND SEEDS.

W. LILLIAN M. PLANT has oDened Ware
" house for the sale of the above articles in
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
lhose who are Interested in the manufacturing of Apr
cultural and Horticultural Implements will find il fnr heir
advantage 10 make OF the above chance 10 introduce
mem into the Western market: where there is an incres
himself do all in his power introduce and make se of
all articles that may be consigned to him.
Al letters post paid will receive immediate attention
hEFERENcEs-A. d. PomerOy, j. " clark and Broth
er, ST. Louis, Mo-. augustus clark, H. H. ArnoH North
ampton, Ms j. ~. Ciark y Co. BosToN
~ iIouIei w ;. Hldy 20 lot0, fm
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HOLDENS
DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL

D1NEAIERI AND DllKRHEA CORDIAL,
AT
BREWERS, STEVENS g. CUSHTNG,S,
DRUGGISTS,
Nos. 80 e. 90 Washington st. BOSTON.
Single Bottle, 50 Cents.
During the last SIX years
it has found It's way. upon its
own merit without advertising, to all
the principal cities i'm the
Union.
Hts virtues having been
proved i'm thousands of
cases, we shall ROW give
every ONE am opportunity
10 procure it.
Should it fail to cure, our Agent will
refund your money.
Warranted am immediate
relief, and safe cure TO the
above diseases; also, TO re-
tain its qualities i'm anV
climate.
For further particulars.
see card of Directions and TeStimO.
mails on the envelope.
- For sale by d SCOTT, Jr. d CO. No 49, Main Stree,
Aug 7.
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Lead Pipe and Pumps,

ACdu 41pG dAAu Jumps,
VIE subscriber has constantly hand a supply of all
i sizes of the best TIMED LEAF PIPE. Also, Cop
per PUMPS with Copper Tops Revolving Tops as
low as can be bought of the quality The Old stand
No Il School ST., Worcester. JOHN SUTTON.
July g. If
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The Juvenile Choir,
AlmanaCS for 1916,

JUST received large supply Of r. b. Thomas's
y old Farmers almanac for 1916 also Comic Crockett
&c &c, all Of which will be sold wholesale and retail al
the lowest prices EDW'D LIVERMORE.
directly opposite American Temp. House.
Worcester Oct 10. l3w12
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The Juvenile Choir.

EDWARD LIyERMoRE, directly opposite the Ameri.
NJ Gan Temperance House. has for sale "TE JUVE.
NILE CHOIR being selection of the choicest Melodi
Tom the German, Italian, French English and AmerIcan
composers Designed for public and private Schools md
ior young Glasses In Academies and semnares by eoroe
Kingsley author Of" Sacred Choir "IIarp of DayidS Sc
~''VOoi To- 49f
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Messengers Notice.


WORCESTER, SIS. October 20, 1845
IL the county of Worcester, has this day issued War
LIN, of Worcester in said County, Machinist nsol
cry OF any property belonging said Chamberlain,
him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said Chamberlain
will be held the office ofThomas d Hill in Worcester
in said County, the second Monday Of NouemJer
O'Clock in the forenoon, prove debts and
choose assignee of his estate, and do such
business in relation thereto may then before
them. L. EATON, d. Sheriff.
Worcester, Oct 30 lS45. dim
WORCESTER, IS. October %, 1915.
To LOWELL BAKER, Ja., of Grafton, in said County.
gentleman. GREETING.
NOU having been duly appointed Assignee of the Els.
i tale OF DAVID WEBSTER, OF said Grafton shoe
maker nsolvent Debtor, hereby required TO give
notice thereof and also give notice that the second
meeting of the creditors of said Webster will he holden
my Office in Worcester, the second Monday of No
Uenlber merit, O'Clock in the forenoon, when and
where they may prove further debts against The said
Webster. and also show why certificate dis
charge shall be granted him. And GU will serve
this by publishing attested copy this order
in The Massachusetts, spy once, and in the Daily Spy
papers published at Worcester aforesaid, weeks
successfully before the day Of said meeting And you are
make of this order with ongs thereon AT
the time and place of said meeting.
CHARLES w. HAIR TSHORN,
true copy. Master in Chancery.
dmwl Attest, LOWELL BAKER, Jr., Assignee.
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT.

roster ST., daTectty South I'm. Temp. House.
WOR CESTER.
- THOMPSON would inform his friends and
- customers that he has united with his Establishment
the PERIoD1cAL DEPARTMENT Of $. II. LEONARD-a
those who have subscribed TO Leonard will be supplied
the above place. reasonable terms been before
offered.
Mr. Thompson would give notice that he prepared
to supply every variety Of reading published by The
first publishing houses in New York, Philadelphia, and
Boston as soon as they
All those subscribing TO him viii be supplied promptly
soon as the works are nut. # Worcester March l2
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Dye-HOuse Removed,

OyO-AAUuOC 1GClLIOvCuI
TENHE subscriber has Removed his Dveino
"A Works TO his New shop CENTRAL STREET
(ahd only ten rods from Main Stree where all goods must
be lett Having rst-rae shop, with every convenience
Attached ne feels confident in assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and al shorter nOce Than AZ
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored as usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles for Mourning done three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed at one days no.
ace II desired CARPETS SHAwLs of all kinds. and Mil.
iTARY UNIFORMS ceansed and pressed warranted to
iook as well as new goods Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases, or no charge will be made
u Onty Office an Worcester is on Central
Street. HENRY r ADAMS
Worcester Aug. 90. 95tf
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

The south Baptist Church yvas crowded
last evening" h.a the Coucert given there BY Mr. Mlmartb
g introduce to he public the New York srtee Asoca
We 1 . nops e will % not be fee like this for coetion
coppers more plenty than slverss psual And IL you
pave nche churches the good people will attend up
less the tickets furnished pratis What disgusting me
ness The fact Isl the devils church pays best and therefore
he devil has the best music. . I'LL
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

The BowRRy AMPHITHEATRR will celebrate the
anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans this
evening, in great style Cassimcr, the French Drum.
appear.
The ORPHKAN FAMILY had another crowded
house at the Society Library last evenng-Their
sncored Their style OF singing animated and pleasing
which, together with their very superior voices form an
ltracion OF superior order They sing again on
rhursday. The announcement was received with
round of applause
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

MUNIFICENT CHARlTIEs.-We learn that the pro-
perty of the late John Parker, who was one of our
weathest citizens is computed 10 amount to $4,000.
and that by will he has provided amply for his relatives
and friends besides series OF muni6cent beg
wholly correct list Of them has been published but the
Glowing the Advertiser believed to be accurate
rhe sum Of 900 left for charitable purposes fol-
lows $400O each to the Farm School, Howard Benevo-
ent Society and Massachusetts Temperance Society
$4,000 each to the Widows Society the Eye and Ear in
Urinary and the Blind Asylum $4,000 each to the Boston
0spensary and the Natural History Sociey and $4,000
the Seamen's Aid Society.
In addition to these bequess Mr. Parker leaves $4,000
to be devoted public charitable purposes after the death
fhis widow OF this he gives $50O00 to Harvard Uni
esity for the support and aid OF such scholars shall
exhibit peculiar natural capacities for any science taught
that institution that their education may be carried to
hs highest desirable point This btquest s not intend
I'd for the assistance OF students merely but to a
ford facilities for the highest cultivation Of the most mark
ID talent wherever may be found Its aid to be gran
ed either to graduates undergraduates and to assist
heir education either in this country in Europe The
Governor ofthe Commonwealth and its Chief Justice
With the President Of the American Academy named
committee T. supervise the application Of this fund
The remaining $4,000 Of the above alluded ID de-
gsed to the Massachusetts Hospital for the support of
rec beds in that institution in addition the number
sting at the day Of hdeath II this additional number
not kept this sum s to pass to the Farm School in
ddtion to the bequests mentioned above Besdes many
private bequests he has given to his pastor In Roxbury
10000 The total amount Of the bequests In the Will 10
SS4l ,600.-BoSton Transcyipt, Jan. g.
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

GOES TO EURoPR-The destination of the u. g.
steamer Prncston now under sailing orders from this
station 10 England, where contract has been made for
the construction Of biz gun for her In the place Of
the Peace Maker."-Phiiad. Times, Jan. 4.
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

TOBACCO IN FLoRIDA.-The st. Augustine News
says, that on account of the low price of cotton,
many Of the planters Of Florida about turning their
Gsdsden county did good business during the past year
az the tobacco crop has taken precedence Of the cotton
and the raised in that county il estimated
y four hundred thousand pounds Most Of It has been
shipped to New York-it will probably average from
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

FIRE About eleven o'clock on Friday night a
fire broke out in the dry goods store of Messrs Sa-
muel Dallam 4 Co., On the south side Of Baltimore west
Of Gay street The goods, between the hre and water
were very much damaged The whole stock, which had
just been taken, was worth over $1,000 which there
insurance of $4,000 in the Freman Insurance Com.
pany Of this city.-BaLimore .am,riean.
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN OFFICRR.-JOhn T..
Y. Douglass, captain of the night watch of the
McClesn of Moysmensipg on Saturday, in the sum Of
$4,000 the charge of assault with intent kill young
san named John Smith, and to keep the peace II sp-
,eared from the testimony the hearing Of the case that
If Nathan W. Rowley. corner of Third and shippen
Streets where Smith employed and sccosted him with,
:" You are Native-make short prayer-I am going to
.hoot you" The young man, discovering that he was
after him. Douglass at the instant discharged pistol
him. the ball passing through the door and falling
he floor in which he had taken refuge.-Phi Gassns,
Tan. 6.
TERRIBLE TRAaEDY-A Son MURDERED BY A
FATHER.-We learn from the Lynchburg Virgil
aian that most horrid and aggravated murder per-
perated on Christmas day in the vage Of Madison. on
ther imbrung his hands in his sons blood. II sp.
pears that the Edmund Mahone between 13 and %
years Of age, with the remainder of the family, were
sitting at the dinner table, when very trivial dis
The old man then stepped up behind his with large
knife (perhaps prepared or the purpose 1t 10 under.
stood he had often before threatened commit the deed
and stabbed the through the breast bone the heart
unfortunate victim died. The father IL lodged in
Amherst JAIL awaiting his trial before the proper tri
bunsl
OuTRAGRs-YouNa MAN SHoT-A number of
persons have been assaulted and beaten, and one
otwo fred at within the last few nights By set Of ruff
panies Of Southwark which located in the vicinity Of
the Hall Of that district On Saturday evening" ct the
time Of sorte from the Weccaco engine house. Queen
street. to repel attack that had been made upon the
house % vitn M %ss'iss young man named McF' nr who
street. fred by some cowardy assassin from Beck
stre et and seriously wounded Three suggs were
lodged in one Of siess.-Phiisd Gazette, Jan ..
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

GREAT voYAaE.-The Magnolia arrived yester.
day, with thirty.nine hundred barrels whale and
sperm oil. She has been out twenty FIVE months and
brings clear profit to her owners Of 00O
Capt Simmons and several Of her crew. are vermonters
takes the Green Mountain boys to grspple with the
captain to the pilot, w" who's President Of the United
States ~ POLK !" Hows Vermont Z" "Clay all over
can right, sir."-N. Bedford Buletin.
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

hope to be able to exert calmly and but
the great body Of common constituents, az am
shall be- do not entertain doubt of complete sue
crisis is past that the events which have transpcd have
opened the eyes Of those who looked to for aid
support by these desperate perpetrators Of crime and
made certain that further outrsges will be commit.
ted through their countenance operation. II this
reasonable hope shall be disappointed s the laws
be executed fall where they may and affect whom they
may
Permit me to suggest in conclusion Of this subject,
whether the facts here presented end others constantly
appearing before the public, should not induce you to
provide for the and Of cme az to
enable tho officers Of justice to reach him who
hs
purposes unlawful and highly criminal arr ed rcsis
openly and publicly declare After that offence or other
and higher crime has been perPetatsd the disguise il
not x. sus Cam
aton Of principle making the use Of the disguise itself
an offence subjectng the party o. least 10 arrest examn
the or other officer of the peace that pur
pose for which the Disguise assumed 10 unlawful and
v.om hi. properly guarded would 60 far
to aid in the prevention Of the Grimes which have been
recently 20 dsneiy COMMITTED under the protection Of
fuv submitted for your careful confederation.
A authority Of the Governor to deliver from the
State Arsenal the arms and munitions OF for the
Of the ctizsns Of Hudson well the Of the
militia called into service may be matter Of doubt and
question and as am satisfied that the necessities Of the
occasion required the exercise ohs discretion recon-
mend that BY giving legal sanction 10 the act you pro
tect him both from responsibility and censure.
cannot consent TO close this communication without
brief reerence TO the interests of State member
Of the Union We have just passed through presiden
s, sscton second % to nome Which has prsseseS @ T. y
universal interest ofhe whole people In the contest Az
time has tho excitement Of feeling been intense
versa Observance puoic order Seldom have the two
great parties of the country srsyed themselves moro
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06
Additional Supply of New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS.

Additional Supply of New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS,
WE are now receiving and opening, second
,avpy O. .ess"nae'e Goods comprising many new and
sold at wholesale or retail at moderate adans on The so
part win be found enumerated below
Do Se S,es and .ssnns ana nass s
% sltK and ~hii. do snd R.1o,ias do
s seh s s., striped and plld y ad.ne
super PLAIN and s.ip blue SIasI and aney s..
no PIeneh and Amerie N PRINTS all prizes
Printed Jaeoneis Lawn and huin Ginshams
Rea Iisrpanns and Barge shawn and Scarf.
Do Lace Polka and satin striped do
ladies, black and white silk aud cotton Hoe
re neh, and Li.ir Laees Edens: aud ih's'tinss
, c%S'"'desd; Ivory paper and palm eaIrsn'
Bair ra. ;oh, Yie;ara and corded stIri.
Extra worked CoIars and low priced do
Long and short hIet Gloves and fingered Mrs
E,nsre ds.d hem.,tehed and bOrdsIed Linen Hdkf
Table Damask. Napkins and bleaehed Cloth.
DrIni Wells, aud black ard white Mit. ali qualities
Super Wool bk Cioh. and Caszineres and faley do
soperans ussuH and os prlssg Drilling.
satin vslon,ia. Msrssdir. and Jean. vs..i%a. '''''
u, hsavy kIs@ins colonadrs and Jeans
w" 'oaPss as"'eh' "i soouTed brown and beaehed DO
Az which win y " 500 s1..p o1 cash
myo Broad street ssoeso. hin.
ISRESII RIJT-CIU-2o kc,. s;o,hen RoT., ,, "a
= q superior quality just received for ,ash
aPg WILLIAMS HAXALl.
pUAF,
OU a. a''"y SoaP' "anueu "E' NC
100 bore. Nav yo,l Goa, h,,,a. N rv.
aPe9 DAVENPORT Il ALLEN.
nv ExPHEss Tu.s nav,
Ok CASES different s,vlc, NJ Straw and
~ BoSNErs received a. above, and for sale lowSy
spee WE CARPENTER 4 co.
% ~ cases WAS LcoIice, loI SAFE
a Ray,s cor N s,,,I,.., a.
"A jns received and for sale Al JonssroN's
sp29 IFS Maipst
UyAnR.nva pI .1v,,p a, ~, -, .,.,,,,, - :,
II ahoy, i,ns ,,.S 80 $3.50. ~ ~ ~ On soALts-Ihe
hand ana 6o, a.. m ,n..,, - v"
~ ~ " nv ~ MISUNDERSTANDING niss e., .,.
'"tu u hnhWoop,
.pso AAnu q" or "a. Agents.
sIII,Apy HIVES r. ---------
o. p,,s ,y,,,,, s-'D", Se'
IN n 90 "oo'ssy' S'ushed sugar
% "a n ~" noa. 500, VA va. 90
a.it chess. Sup. e G1r.e.rr..
, SS os, - se.s.,' on
nv ~ n.r,,,o,- ,,
NV .NIokI hLLhN
= HIInS nr;,no po,,o ID 10 g..
A. f ,,' 49, S"s"
nv WeRa anroS ~ oo
,.osurN pI,,r.rt,p
0n KEGS Goshen Rw,.r c"r .oloh,.
I'll hbuo "osheh buler-lOr sale by
NY .--------- WILLIAMS = hAAALl.
IL ARPERs ILIU MINATED SHAKESPEARE No. AZ and az
veronica, s, %sS o ra w re-. G %S'i Va S..ou csc,
Is. "a"F"'D'i "'fs"'y'e osfoh" vS'hh James E-q'
t..h.t n, tn. r,,,. q, ~. H.,
Ju.s pvsi.h.Seso. 'ss nv RuI.pvpvtxs
--------------
- $500 kRENLlNS.
rs'o Pad and s;fg,d ks%la, received and fo sale
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KENT, KENDALL u ATWATER,

Importers and Wholesale pealers in Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. IL, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
u the arrival of the Packet Ships Oxford, yir.
- gna, Hoinsuer and John e. skddy az New York from
Liverpool andhe Emerald from av receiving our Spring
Impotaor OF
BRITISH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS:
and BY the Brig Heneo from Boston, Tasearor and other
feesnf arrivals from New York receipt Of
AMERICAN GOODS;
amounting in all 10 AbSlt
500 Packages.
Having during the viner Disposed stock then ON
hand We shall be able TO offer customers
EsTfRELY Doors, .lf.
surprising style, variety and exhibited
Possessing facility for purchasing uponhe terms. either
the various foreign markets dssrng build up
the trade Of Richmond by making Country Mer
chants TO purchase their supplies here shah great in
dueenents
We have hand and viii be regularly supplied with
complete assortment Of Virginia Cottos Goods such as
4 heavy Bauersca SheeinEs
- Virg nia Stout and sheeinfs and shiuinr-
Together with nearly other style we
pledge ourselves sell below prices the good.
IN any Of the Northern Markets
Having partner residing in New York. shall b. constantly
supplied with varsity Of goods appearing that mar
ke rendering large aud eompJete an
examination Of which respectfully solicited BY visiting
city.
mil KENT, KENDALL q ATwATLR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06

HARDWARE.
HAVE received by ParkhI large additional .st
Il Ioeni Of Hardware, from iminghanl-eonsi-slas Il
Carpenters genuine Knob Locks
Pad. Stock, Chest, Cuphoa-s and TIN Locks
Chamber f'z=dlesJieks. AwEhiad.s aai Shoe Taeks
Bdtt Hisges aud II. l. Hinges
Bride iitfs and stirup rons
Trace and Haisr CasIhs
Erttla I<athers and Asrtingaies
WALTERS and Tea Trays
seals Beams. Wrought Taeks AndRiv.t.
$40 don Curry conts various knds-whh many ob-r
desirable goods.
Tes goods were purchased before the
oder Inducements purchasers
Sr P-ase call the Sign Anvil
No. 69. wesi Aa.s s>Is-t
my u THIsA RoBERrsON.
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