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From the N. o. Picayune, Aug. Is ]
FROM MEXICO.

The British sloop OF war Daring, Captain Mat
son, arrived off the Baize Sunday evening, from
Vera Cruz, with dispatches from Mexico and
mail from Vera Cruz.
The Daring sailed from Vera Cruz on the 18th
inst, and brings very important intelligence.
The government Of Paroles has been entirely
overthrow, and he himself made prisoner The
cities of Mexico and Puebla have both declared
for federation and Santa Anna.
In regard to the latter we learn that the Eng
lish merchant steamer Arab arrived off Vera
Cruz the morning of the 10th inst, having on
board Gen. Santa Anna and his family, Gen. Al
monte, the ex-ministers Reion and Haroy Tana-
rz, Sr. d. Crescencio Boves, ex-deputy from
Yucatan to the Mexican Congress, and several
other individuals.
Upon the appearance OF the Arab off Vera
Cruz, Com. Conner repaired on board the steam
er Princeton, and an attempt was made to inter-
cept the Arab, but the morning was calm, and
she slipped into port without hindrance, with her
valuable freight. Opinions differ as to the inten-
tons of the commodore toward Santa Anna, some
believing that he had no desire to intercept him.
Before Santa Anna left Havana, he requested
and received from Mr.. Campbell letter of in
PRODUCTION to Com. Conner
He also took with him valuable box of segars,
intended as present for the commodore. Upon
arriving off Vera Cruz, he took good to
waste no time in the presentation of his letter or
segars.
We have seen a letter received by an eminent
commercial house intimately connected with at
fairs in Mexico, from their correspondent in that
city. From this letter it appears that Gen. Saas
and portion of the garrison Of Mexico prOnoun-
ced on the 4th inst. in favor Of the government OF
Santa Anna.
Although Gen. Bravo, the Vice President,
made some resistance, he was compelled to yield
early on the morning of the 9TH inst Gen, Salas
was invested with the command until the arrival
of Santa Anna, supported by Senior Gomez Farias
as counsellor. The latter used his influence with
the Ministers of Paroles to induce them to con-
tinue in the discharge of their functions.
We learn that Paroles was taken prisoner and
confined, as it was his manifest intention to en-
ploy the troops, equipped for the army of the
North, to oppose the advance of Santa Anna from
Vera Cruz, instead OF marching against Gen.
Taylor.
The revolution in the city OF Mexico followed
Immediately upon the announcement Of the de-
claration in Vera Cruz on the 3Ist ult. Some ac-
counts say that General Paroles is confined in the
castle of Perote instead of Mexico.
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Goods that were imported contrary to the Agree
ment OF the Merchants that those very Goods
were put under the Care of the Committee of In
spection; that the Lock was broke, and the
Goods taken out, and the whole or part sold to
Mr.. Fosgat. Only remember that Delays are
dangerous. Let this Conduct OF Mr.. Fosgat serve
to show whatvigilance is necessary even in those
Towns that don't live altogether by Trade. Let
us all become Watchmen for our County,
This is the trying Time.-If the Crisis is not yet
arrived, surely it is not far off
Whatever is or may be done by your Town or
the Towns near you, you'll be kind enough to
give the earliest Information to your Friend and
to a Friend 10 the natural and Constitutional
Rights and Liberties OF the Americans.
INCoGNITo.
My Regards to all Friends wrote you some
time ago by Col. Chandler, respecting Jno. Earl's
Money, and have not received an answer
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER,
Al meeting OF the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester. within and for the County Of
worcester. on the third Tuesday of June A. D. 1876
and by adjournment on the second Monday Of August
A. D. 1916. es'
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice be
gwen 10 al persons and Corporations interested therein
tha SAID Commissioners will at the hotel of MItToN
> MORSE, in SAID Wihchendon on Monday t5e t,renf,
7rSt ddy Of September merit, two OF the clock in HE
afternoon, by publishing attested copy of said Pert
oh ana OF THIS Order thereon, in the Daily Spy news
paper printed in said Worcester three weeks snccas
svey the last publication be fourteen DAYS AZ Ieast
before the SAID twenty-frst day If September
ana II is further Ordered, That the sheriff of said
COMFY nr mis- Deputy the Town Clerks Of the said
towns OF Ashburnham and Winchendon each with an
aested copy Of said Petition and Order thirty days az
leas ana also post up atested copy thereof in two
puuc places IN each of said towns Of Ashburnham and
Wlnohendon fourteen days, at least before the said
twenty hst day OF September at which time and place
lhe snd commissioners will proceed TO vie the roads
IN SAID Petition, hear all persons and Cor
noraVohs interested therein, who may then and there
ese 10 De heard thereon, and II they shall adudce that
we prayer OF said Petition ought be granted as TO said
Mteraons then 10 lay cur, locate and establish the al
eraons OF said highways townways above described
and to all such amaees s any nerson ar rnor
aion may sustain by the location and constrncton Of
the alterations aforesaid.
- Attest, JOS. G.. KENDALL, Clerk.
Copy OF the Petition and the Order Of notice thereon
utso Attest, Jos. G. KENDALL Clerk.
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Messenger,s Nntice.

WORCESTER, SIS. September Q, 1876.
HENRY CHAPLIN Esq, Master in Chancery within
IL and for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF JOHN NJ PARKHURST
and WILLIAM CROCKER, both OF Milford In said
County, merchants and partners under the nm az j. NJ
Parkhurst Co., nsoyent debtors and the payment Of
any debts or the delivery OF any property belonging to
said Parkhurst and Crocker either of Them 10 them
for their USE and the transfer OF any property by them
are forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors said Parkhurst and
Croker will be held at the office of Newton a. Chaplin
in Worcester in said County, the sixteenth dav Of
September current, NJ ten O'Clock in the forenoon to
prove their debts and choose an assignee assgnees
OF said estate and do such other business in relation
thereto as may then come before them.
Oct GEO, JONES, d. sheriff.
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Five Dollars Reward,

" HEREAS, some evil disposed person did,
w on the Holy Sabbath last past during the morning
service enter the premises Of the subscriber and steal
from Peach tree particular peach this give
tce that whoever will give such information as shall con-
vict the THIEF will pay the above reward.
The Peach in question had been promised to Friend
when ripe it measured Saturday last nine inches in
circumference and probably the perfect speci-
men to be found as many who il can testify.
Should the GENTLEMAN who stole it. desire another he
is by these presents informed that there are few more
left which is expected will be fit for the pocket in about
ten days Should he call in the evening he may avoid the
blush of shame which reflects from the cheek of of
natures loveiest works.
P. $. faithful Irishman may be consulted at my Barn
after dark until six O'Clock morning. who will politely
give any information and how best to retire without
DISORDER confusion. E. F. DIXIE.
Worcester, Tuesday morning, Sept l, l846.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

To the County Commissioners for the County of
Worcester
II HE Cheshire Rail Road Company respectfully repre-
sent, that by virtue of authority them granted by
the Legislature of said Commonwealth, in and by
passed the lSh day Of March, A. D. Ie45, ented-"An
and in and by an passed the 10th day APRIL 1896
entitled An act in relation to the Wnchendon Rail Road
corporation which Corporation has, according to pro-
visions in the act first aforesaid contained been united
with the Cheshire Rail Road Company corporation
tahlished by the Legislature New Hampshire they have
laid out and located and constructing Rail road
from the Northern boundary of the Commonwealth in the
town of Winchendon through said Winchendon and q
part Of the town of Ashburnham both said County
point IN SAID Ashburnham, Fairbanks mill pond
that the line said located Rail Road passes across high
way way. called the Rndge Road about one mile
souhery of said boundary, and at or near Station Nc
475, on the line of said Rail Road. And
highway, or town way, lending from Winchendon vlas
10 Rindge and Jafrey New Hampshire and Of
said village, and station No. 56S said line
And across another highway ownway called the Spring
village Road, about three fourhs of mile souherIy OF
Winchendon Village, and at Station No Ell on
said line. And another highway owRu ay lead
ing 10 buffers sawmlll. And acress another highway
| or town way leading to William and Cyrus hough-
TONS at or hear station No. 7le said line, all OF
said highways or town ways being in said Winchen-
don Also across another highway way, in the
town Of Ashburnham. leading Beals saw-mll, at or
near station NO. 76S on said line. And another
highway or town way in said Ashburnham Tyler's
Tavern, and al or station No 79s said line. And
across another highway towhway leading from the
ochOoihoue said Tyler Tavern 10 the North Branch
turnpike. so called, at station No. 6l said
line And across another highway or town vav in said
Ashburnham, called the North Branch Turnpike at or
near station No. S77 said line And across another
highway or town way, in said Ashburnham Fair
banks Mill
And your petitioners respectfully pray that the said
Commissioners would authorize and require them to con-
struct their Rail Road, where it shall the several
nigh ways or town ways aforesaid level herewith
in such manner said Commissioners NAV direct.
Ana your petitioners further represent that said Rail
Road as located enters into. its eastery for
short distance passes and along portion the
highway or town way leading from Winchendon through
Ashburnham, Ftchburg, at place on the same in said
Wlnchendon about fourth mile southery OF the
Spring village Road and also at another place the
same, IN said Ashburnham, about mile nor
hery OF Tylers Tavern. And they pray that said Com
mssiones would authorize and direct alteration 10
be made in said highway way at both places as
that the same shall run and be established wholly on the
westerly SIDE of said Rail Road, located.
CHESHIRE RAIL ROAD COMPANY
Aug. 10, 1886. BY T. M EpwaRps preSt
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STORE TO LET,

Ia THE subscriber offers LET, for more
faM years, his STORE In the Centre villege Of
LANcAsTER II Is an old stand and probably one OF
the best locations for trade In Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith.
Aso--TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS In the Sec
ond story said Store, which for several years nave
been occupied TAILoRs SHOP they are an excellent
stand for good workman In that business
A small assortment OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, win
Cases. Drawers, &c. may be had with the store, II desr-
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster, Sept. /. dwists5
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WROUGHT COLLARS.

W have this week received large LOT OF New STYLE
w Wrought Collars and Capes received by the latest
steamers from Europe, and for sale tweRtyre per cent
cheaper than can be found in this tom. for cash.
- b. L. HARDoN & co.
Worcester, Sept2. dw6w
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SILKS. SHAWLS.
PATENTS,
N and Foreign Office, and agency Of the
U. 5. Patent Office, Washsngton,
20. 20 State Street, Boston.

"'S' IV'e U"" " etft CUtCe, UtU II gefIcy Of ina
u S. Patent Office, Washtngton,
No. % State Street, - Boston.
'HE subscriber by appointment from The Commission
er of Patents is agent the u. s. Patent Office f the
purpose Of receiving and fol wardng the all such
models specimens of ingredients and manufactures as
snail be INTENDED TO be patented deposited therein
which will be received and forwarded, free If erpense and
rs6 TO their owners and with all possible dispatch The
subscriber will prepare specifications assign.
ments and all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches into American and foreign works
talsS the validity utility of Inventions and render
advice on all legal and scientific respecting the
same. Patents secured in Europe and other countries
by application az this office inventors are saved the
time and expense Of journey Washington ard delay
there as well as all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents The experience Of fourteen years. pracee-an ex
tesVe collection Of works, documents, decisions
&C. on mechanical subjects and the Patent Laws-and
patents of different countries, collected expense
during the long time this office has been established and
TO which daily additions are being made together with
counts here kept Of inventions patented Washington,
enable me to afford important assistance and information
to inventors DESTROYS Of securing patents which in other
respects might he difficult OF attainment.
weodlySS R. II. EDDY, Girl Engineer.
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GRATUIToUS POPULAR LECTURES,

nR. BANNING, from New York, will lee
~ ture grauitously on Health. Physical Education,
Diseases OF Public Speakers and Singers. in the BRIN
Ley HALL on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday Evenings of this week. before O'Clock. He
will present novel and interesting views on the
cause and relief of chronic weakness of the Chest Spine
Nerves. aAd Digestive Organs,expainng mnch of the i'll
success in their past treatment
His BODY BRACE for the relief OF the above maladies,
may be applied by Ladies and Gentlemen during this week
at the american Temperance House, from AM IL NJ.
and from to 5 p. NJ.
All interested are invited to attend
Worcester. Sept /. DAT
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Valuable Property for Sale,

S,A 'TNIE long established and well known IRON
EMfh L FOUNDRY OF the subscribers together
.A.ha@ with Plow shop Carriage Shop, Blacksmith
shop and other buildings attached with about Of
and and all uniang Water Power from the Canal of the
Chcopee Manufacturing Company, situated in the -four
shing village OF Oh copee Falls the of Springfield
Mass branch Rail Road Is nearly completed to
SAID village connecting with the two great thorough
fareshe Western and Connecticut River Rail Roads
aording facilities for ansportation all parts of the
country with the most desirable and
said property is located on the Chickopee River the
midst OF manufacturing Villages with Others in prospect
thus presenting an opportunity for purchasing an Iron
Foundry but seldom equaed
The Right to manufacture and ve1d McMillen's Patent
Cast Iron Beam Pillow, in the States Massachusetts Con-
nectcut and Rhode Island is also offered sale with
the above described property, IL desired Said Pillow has
been extensively introduced and thoroughly tested during
the past year. and warranted do better work and
Of IT, in given time than any other Plow that can be
produced for the proof Of which we can refer to many
experienced farmers who have used them.
For terms and further particulars apply to
BENJAMIN BELCHER g. co.
Chicopee Falls, Aug. %, 1876. d2w
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NEW GOODS.
B. L. HARDON & co.

HAVING completed the alterations and i'm
provements they have been making in their store,
are now receiving large stock of
NEW FALL GOODS,
of every description, which they will sell at GREAT
BARGAINS FOR CASH.
Having come to the determination sell exclusively
for cash. they feel confident that they offer greater
Bargains than has yet been offered in Ibis market.
They have this week received direct from the NEW
YORK AUCTIONS
80 CASES .NEJV FILL GOODS,
and will he in daily receipt of ALL THE NEW AND
CHOICE STYLES Of Goods, they make their appear.
ance In the market-all Of which they will sell the
Lewest auction Prices for Cash
Worcester Sept ? dwew
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YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL,
30. I3. Main Sfreef. Wnrcester

A COURSE of lessons in DRAWING, win be given 10y
competent teacher, in this School, during the ensa-
ing season. The will consist of forty eight lessons
to commence Sept. lst
Terms for those not otherwise connected with the
school, will be for twentyour Lessons s6,for forty
eight Lessons SO.
All wishing attend the Drawing Lessons, reques-
ted to enter September ls none can be conveniently
admitted after that time. H. G. STEARNS.
Worcester, Aug. 25 1846. lwdw2
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M0WTON & cos
New Boston and Worcester Express.

DOR the transportation of Packages and Bundles Mer
and Negotiating Notes. Drafts and Bills Purchasing and
Selling Merchandise Packages by this line forwarded
from Worcester to Salem, Newburyport, Taunton, Fall
River, and New Bedford also Portland and all paris Of
Maine.
We respectfully solicit a share of public patronage.
GEORGE MOWTON,
CHARLES JOHNSON,
REFERENcEs-Messrs. Gilbert Il Sons, John E. Thayer
q Brother J. w. Clark Co., Gardner Colby Esq. BOs-
toni Messrs. T. W. d c. P. Bancroft, E. Souhwick IL
Co., Worcester.
oFFICEs-Longley & Co.'s General Express, No.
State Street, Boston Adams & Co.. No l55 Main Street,
Forester. dwtf34 Aug. 81.
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CLERK WANTED.

A active young capable of taking charge of a
n Country Store-the best of reference required
GEORGE FORBES.
East Brookfeld Sept ans
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
THE subtcrbers School for Young Ladies will com
mence ON Monday Sept. l4th, in the Hall over MIR.
Harss Bookstore Price of tuition Sl2 of eleven
weeks r. G. O. BLAKE
Worcester, Sept s. dtsl4
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Apprentice Wanted.

WANTED, at the spy Office, active and intelligent
BOY, ID or Is years oage, apprentice TO the
Printing business. If Sept g.
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Kocklspd Co.
MACK. Nov. 18th. lSi6.

NrAck, Nov. 18th, lSio.
Messrs Greeley SMeElraih:
dean SlRS: l have al last been enabled 10 set the
Official Vote OF the County of Rockland, which send
You this morning and let you know that there is
living Wing in the County, pell tisays flags.
you Will see from the In a we gave Clay 799,
Bsrrcaa, for Congress CSC. This year We have nearly
pollcd our strength you will see by the returns The
Wings OF Rock,aad working men,. and think
when have attended TO the voting and working we
have done duty. Il our returns s.e you Will
Ind ths; the Wings Of Rocklan6 hsve lost Con,
grossnan by default sorry to Learn by your
paper ,hs, some of our friends in New.iork did.
Yours, LIVING WING or RocxLNp Co.
Here follow the Votes, which we no longer need
having received them via Albany Another live
Wing also sends them, and adds:
As you have been led into error in regard to the
Member elect to the Legislature, will state tina. N con
sequence OF the management, Embarrassment OF the
wir pallcs, obey have substantial reasons to consider
the lister the appropriately there were two
County Tickets OF the Loco-Eolo party in the aeld .
John A. johnson, the scced regularly nominated caa
dida,e for Assembly being beaten by John A Hagins
Yours. AN OCCASIONAL RxapgK OF Yous PArsS
P,cLS1nd c., Nee Is iS;6
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov u
draft of eshtyhve seun,es isadslner srd boys -,
this port fcr Boston this morning uBder charge Of Lieut.
Nesine They src to 90 on board the Ohio.
Osicer Levin Il. Smith OF this city and officer WI,
H. stephens OF NewYork. recovered in this city ye.
terdsy \ quantity OF goods stolen in New-Yofk ana
Srookyu ec;c she proceeds OF deprcdauons by ihre4
individuals under arrest in NewfoT& charged VIII
several hurssries.
A dcplorable exhibition was witnessed st our
Msycrs offcc yesterday. young eiri appeared aas
entered complaint against her mother Tor hAhtaS drunk
nncss II seems that this girl aeored day add nsA.
~ support her mother aud her family and that the pa
rent kept them 81 in miserable wani oy spending r.
girls earnings tor rUls The woman was sent to lie
Almshouse.
Charles Moslcr was yesterday put on trial ia
the supreme Court Tor the u'arder OF hs wife TIE
COMMONWEALTH testimony establishes the tact that tie
homicide the result OF naoitusi indulgence IN run
The ljarcwellof Mr Wu Is Wood from the stass
too y,,src a, the Waru;s Theatre !ast evening ana
The veteran actor received compliment OF tom $50
to $500 Mr.. W made short but feeling address ca
retiring goi profession that lie has adorned over o,ty
ycsTs.
Our old acquaintance ram has been very a,ten
tive today aud rom prcscn, indications has i,te idea
OF lceviyS US in hurry
foyer IN regard To the call for troops snd many who
desire 10 90 e that the regiment VIII b. made up IRON
the country with perhaps one or TWO city companies.
Is soon as orders are given the onpncnt will bt made
up with alacity.
SAFES or SrocXs-FisSf Boc9ti-5l GirRrl Bk.
o 100 L Bk q $500 6s, ls,l, IN - ; TX
b. 81 20 Mcchs Bk, 81; $1,000 Reade Bts AZ. r.
(,,,y Eoaris-lOO Reading 50 81: a Union Canal Is
Sso Ichish 81. -; $1,000 Reads BIDS. I3t $1,000 Sen
Nav 6s 'c0 b5 10y SccoAi BodrG--5 Camden Ia. i9i
$500 Pcun'a "a, OF $500 G "a, ls65 ul 500 Sch
Nay "a d 50 is Mcchs TX Is. ~ itlcf Scosd Boaya
$500 Sch Ma, 6s IS. So 5000 Lehish Mort Is 50,
sais0 State S. 6S! l tx tenn'o 26s.
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That the Express should know no bet'eF thah TIC
above is incredible bu, there are thousands IN ouF
City kept in habitual and studied ignorance OF 20
ltical events, Influences and feelings in the interior
Of our State, and who are ready to believe any
thing calculated TO strcproach and odium on the
persons at whom the above statements aimed
Wa viii therefore take some pains-needless be-
yond Harlem Bndge-to expose the 'oiiy and 40
surdity of the EXPRESSES assumptions.
And first let us compare what the Express calls
the EWigvote for Congress vith the vote of the
same Counties for President two years ago, viz ::
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pv1r,oE1rErA. Nov. "a ?. y


Ga the arst page viii be found lew more de
tails o! the late news from MEXICO. The following
translation of circular from Gen. Almonte VIC find
IN the Picayune 1t il en1inently calculated says
the Pic. to infame the luminosity of the Mexicans
and holds out to them in the end the most deceptive
hopes. 1t is obviously intended as an appeal to
the world as well as to his countrymen. and we are
in hopes 1t will teach our own people how much in
earnest the leading men in Mexico truly are In their
determination TO adopt the war with the United
States as the desperate resource Performing sound
national feeling, and overcoming the evils which
Mexico has long endured from Internal STRIFE and
civil wars: