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The Ninth Annual Exhibition
OF THE
Worcester County horticultural Society,

(At WALDO HALL in Worcester,)
WILL be open for the reception of visitors the after
noon ofTUESDAY, the 18th Of September, and will
ontnue open day and evening closing Thursday
ning the 28th of September.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited furnish
specimens of fruits vegetables, flowers wreahs bou-
quets, floral designs, &c. sc.
1t Is hoped that the refining influence which these exh
billions exert upon the community and the valuable infor
nation which they dnse, will stimulate the friends of
the Society TO endeavor render display this
sion even more attractive than those of former years.
Contributors are particularly requested to send Fruits
&c, Qnended for exhbition) to the II all Monday the
25th of September, if practicable. sl E
Articles necessarily forwarded previously that time,
may be LETT with Mr.. Clarendon Harris The Life
ance Office, In the Central Bank, l04 Main street.
Whatever articles OF exhibition remain IN the Hall af
ter 10 O'Clock on the Friday morning succeeding the Fair
will be sold at auction, and the procee added the
funds of the Society. es
list of the Premiums to be awarded, WI be published
hereafter. nt't
Fer the Committee of ARRANGEMENTS "a
GEORGE JAQUEs Rec. Sec'y
Worcester, Aug 28th, I648. d&wtf
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Worcester, July 1, lS4s.
CIRCULAR


To the Ladies of Worcester County,
An arrangement mas been entered into between the
worcester County Agricultural Society and the Worces
ter County Mechanics Association whereby the Exhibit
lion OF Manufactures, the coming Autumn relinqushed
10 the direction of the Mechanics Association
Inc undersisE ed have been appointed Committee TO
solicit from the LADIES OF the County, especially from
those whose contributions have heretofore formed so at
Tactive feature in the Exhibitions the Agricultural
Society," and from all Others disposed to contribute speci
MEMS OF their SKILL industry and perseverance, in all de-
pnrtments of labor peculiarly pertaining woman.
Specimens OF NeedteICorkor the products OF the Loom
whether OF Cotton, WOOL Worsed Silk articles of
comfort convenience uxuary also, Drawings Paint
ngs and articles of elegance TASTE whether products
oil leisure Moments or of regular occupation are solicited
and is hoped that such zeal and spirit of emulation
will be manifested that the coming exhibition will rank
equal to those of previous years. while under the auspices
Of the Agricultural Society.
competent person will be appointed to take charge of
oil contributions and such places assigned for them in the
Hail. will best exhibit their excelencies The name of
the contributors together with the article or articles con-
rbuted will be entered in book and number attached
to them whereby they may be readily identified and care
July restored to the owner.
The Exhibition will commence on TUESDAY the 2eth
USepem6er preceding day of Cattle Show and con
Intended for Exhibition should be forwarded TO PUTIN AM
w. TAFT OF Worcester the Superintendent or presented
Hail. early the Saturday preceding the day of
exhibition, In order that they may be properly arranged
WILLIAM A. WALLACE
- ALBERT TOLMAN,
GEORGE PHELPS.
WnrcestsT Inlv 1 1910
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Liberty State Convention.

The State Central Committee of the Liberty Party,
IT'S meeting on the 18th nst voted that the State Liberty
Convention be held at Boston, Wednesday, the 9th day
OF September at O'Clock A. instead of Worcester as
first proposed.
The object OF this meeting is to afford an opportunity
Tor the members OF the Liberty Party all parts the
State to meet and confer together the which
ought to be pursued by uence the nomina
ton made by the Union Convention held Buffalo the
9Th inst, and to act as shall be deemed advisable.
1t is hoped there will be general rally at the time
above mentioned. call is issued by the Committee ap-
pointed at Worcester the 22d of June State Con-
vention OF the friends of the Buffalo Union Ticket be
hell at later hour of the day. The meeting of the
Liberty Party will be held at the Melodeon.
CALEB SWAN, Chairman.
HORACE E. SMITH, Secretary.
Boston, Aug. 90 1913
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Worcester Co. Mechanics Association.
CIRCULAR TO MANUFAC CHR Frs.

The Worcester County Mechanics Association
announce to the public that their FIRST EXHIBITION for
the encouragement OF Manufactures and the Mechanic Arts
viii be holden at the City Hall in the CITY OF WoRcEs-
TER, on TUESDAY, the TlOety sirtk day of SeptemEer
HeTt being the week OF the annual Cattle show in this
The undersigned being Committee to issue Circular
10 the Mechanics, Manuscturs and Artists of Worcester
County. do most respectfully Invite ALL who may have
achieved any discovery In science, SKILL art
invented or improved any useful machine or Implement
TO offer for exhibition and Premium articles in every de-
pnrtmen Of labor Skill which may tend in any manner
u add TO the comfort or Improvement of mankind whether
Of wood stone metal or other material The products
oil the Loom in Silk Cotton, Wool, Hemp Flax or Hair
ami all articles generally considered being of
the fairer portion of Creation" solicited and shall
have proper places in the Exhibition.
Medals of Silver: aud honorary Diplomas will be award
ed to the inventors poprieors of such machines i'm
PIGMENTS, scientific discoveries as shall be deemed
most important TO the well being Of mankind and
superior skill and workmanship sSattcles exhibited NAV
Deserve 1t being understood that far possible such
machines, implements, discoveries are to form part
OF the present Exhibition and the Government pledge
themselves that Partially shall be observed in their
diainuton In issuing this Circular appeal to each
and all the Mechanics Manufacturers ana Artisans of his
extensive County and feel assured from the benefit result
ing from Exhibitions in other Cues that no course can he
devised which will tend promote the mechanical skill
and interests in great degree one which brings to-
geher. view the numerous productions of ndsrv
science and taste thereby afordng the whole community
an opportunity for correctly judging upon the numerous
anu wonderful improvements OF the present day-and far
thsr than This, who doubt that social ties and feelings
are enlarged strengthened and improved by the nter
change of views and opinions afforded by such Exhib
We trust lrleDds and all others, who
nave the power will lend US their aid, influence good
will on the present occasion.
10 prevent dissatisfaction and in order
70 secure prominent places in The Exhibition contributors
are earnestly requested send their goods in that
they may be entered and properly arranged on OF before
Saturday, the 23d Of Sep ember if possible.
Contributors requested to address JOHN BOYDEN
SetSetary Of this Committee Worcester Mass, which
will meet with prompt attention. every facility posi-
ole VIII be gwen to exhibit their productions the best
advantage. VIM. b. FOX,
rzr ..r-ra XII VIM A. WHEELER,
1a. FREEMAN UPHAM
SAMUEL DAVIS,
ICHABOD WASHBURN,
WIN. NJ. BICKFORD,
49, JOHN BOYDEN.
Worcester. InlY l. 1913.
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TuitiOn i'm FrencT,

CHARLES MAILLY, having returned to Worcester,
respectfully informs the citizens of the place and Its vicn
sty, that he is prepared to attend all those wishing
ceye instruction in the French language Terms 10 per
quarter for private lessons, and $3.50 pupil for classes
containing five pupils. The quarter will consist
Of eleven weeks three lessons week, of honr each
or two lessons of hour an half each No deduction
will be made for Absence except 10 of proracted
sickness Tuition to be paid when half OF the quarter
expired
N. b. For further i1ormatoD Mons M. can be at
Mr. II K NEwcoMB's, ELM STREET, opposite the Church
Of the Unity. d2w Aug 20.
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FREE Soil MEETINGS Rev. Mr. Russell of Lynn
will deliver address the great issue before the
people of this counry-SiaUery and Freedonl--he
Vaccinations of the slave power and the duties AMI
sponslbItes of Northern Freemen IN the present pot>
ca crisis in the following towns in the County of WoI>
cester:
Blackstone, Thursday evening, September th
Upton Friday evening" 3" Bib
Leicester, Tuesday evening, H.
Spencer Wednesday evening, " Is.
Shrewsbury, Thursday evening, " a.
Win the friends of Free Soil in the above named
places, make the necessary arrangements.
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ADJOURNED SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate at Auntion

- WILL be sold at Auction on sATURDAv
fsaA w SEPTEMBER SECOND, at II o'cioct
49, A. NJ, on the premises, the valuable REAL. Es-
TATE situated the corner of Central and Qunsigs
mond streets. On the said lot story HOUSES.
OF tenements EACH The above property Is situated in
the central part OF the city and affords rare opportunity
for persons wishing TO make profitable investment as
the situation of it is such that il advance RAPIDLY in
tied to the above sale. .17T
ANY one wishing examine the above property can do
so by calling on Mr. g. F. BONNEY the American Tenn
perance House. Terms liberal and made known at sale
THO'S II. SELBY & CO,
Worcester, Aug. 90. dw2w Auct,rss
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Instruction in Music and Drawing.
Miss C. C. BENEDICT will give Instruction in
Music on the Piano Forte and in Drawing with the PEN
Gil and with Crayons and taking kenesses with Crayons
from Life. For terms, &C., inquire at Rev. Mr.. BENE-
DrcTs Elm STREET, rods Of Gov Lncoln's,
Refsrences-Rev. Mr.. smalley Hon. A D. Foster, and
O. B. Long, Esq. DIFF July 90.
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PREM PTORY SALE OF
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES,
AT Auction.

WILL be sold at seby's Sales Room, No. go, Main
w Street, Saturday, September, 2nd at s o'clock
P. NJ, number of very choice
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES,
Of the latest and fashionable Styles which are well
worthy the attention of purchasers.
Any wishing examine the above property, do
by calling the Store of The subscribers any time
previous to the sale.
THOMAS H. sELBY & CO., Aucts
Worcester, Aug. 80, Is4S. dts
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WANTED.

A DRY Goods Salesman, who has had some experience
"A and can come well recommended One from a neigh
boring town would be preferred. GEO. P. BRYANT.
Aug. 29-dAwtf ~ eTfIIH- - ~,
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DIED.

In this city, Aug 2sth Franklin A., of Mr. ARENAS
Ward, Jr. IA mos; 29th, Mrs Esther Stowe, Sc.
In New Orleans, Aug. l647, Mr.. Isaac HARDWOOD, for
merly of Leicester; aged IS years.
In this city, Aug. 49, Mr. James HARDWOOD formerly of
Leicester, aged so years, father of the above.
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Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics

w ILL find at the Worcester County ycutural Ware
w House, and Seed Store, No. 22O Man Street, oppo,
site the City Hail. Worcester Herds Grass Fowl Meadow
Red Top, Northern, Western. and White Glover, and
Rhode Island Bent Seeds, Oats, Buck Wheat, White
Beans, and Peach Stones |
Eagle selsharpening, sde-Hill and slbsoil Plows.-
Flow Wheels, Cutters, Points and Irons Geddes' Har>
rows, Harrows, Cultivator HarroWs, Ctvalors Seed
Planters, Wheelbarrows, Canal Barrows Store Bar
rows Store Trucks, large and Sugar Mills Tanning
Mills Meat Choppers, Vegetable Cutters Straw Cutters,
and Garden Rolls.
Cheese Hoops, Presses, Baskets and Tub. Wash Tubs
Pals, Pail Cans, Wood Bowls, Trays Sap Dishes Salt
Mortals, Butter Fruit Sugar. Spice, Kiie Boxes and
Churns, Wash Boards, CLONES Pins, and Mop H,ndles
Axe, Hoe, and Shovel Handles. Ok Yoes, and Bows,
Road Tree and Bench Scapers Grass Shears and Hooks
Horse Cards and Brushes Brush scythes aid snaths Log
Draft Whifietree Stake Trace, Halter, md Cattle Tie
Ckains Corn Shelters, Corn Crackers, Corn Cutters
Fails, Grndstones and Cranks, Whdstones Axes,
Hatchets Budding Knives Sausage Files, Woodsaws,
and Saw Frames Garden Rakes, CranIer Rakes Potato
Diggers, Manure Hooks, or Muzzles Cbthe and Field
Baskets Gravel Picks and II indies, Sovels Spades
Hoes and Manure Forks, and variety of other useful
articles, which will be sold at fair prices subscriber
OTIS CONVERSE,
worcester, Aug. 80, l848. d&wtf
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. August 30th, ls4e.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
Ii for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of JUDSON SMITH. Of
scarborough, in said County, Lsborer. nsolvent
DEBTOR and the payment Of any debts the delivery of
OF nay property belonging said insolvent debtor
him or for his and the transfer Of any property
by him forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors Of said debtor will
be held at the Office Of said Commissioner in Worcester,
in said County, the nineteeRth day of September merit
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof of debts
and the ehoce of assignee assignees of his
d&wlw ]. DAY, d. s. Messenger.
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Insurance against Fire!

The Ktna Insurance Company,
NO. 90 State-st., Hartford, Conn.
NIlth sound and available Capital Of $3.50. 900.
FFER their protection against loss or damage by fire 20
t1e citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity 1t nsurea
generally, Factories, and Mills on the most favorable
terms. -.-.. 49, $500
ms institution has been in operation nearly quarter of
cenuryits reputation Ior liberal adjustment and IL.
lished. THOMAS x nm ACE D.
SIMEON L. LooMIs SecretGrv.
Hartford, March 6, le45. ;sv F.,
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
company, are referred, for more particulars 10 A.
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
In Leicester, Aug. 2sh, by Rev Samuel May, Jr. Mr..
Josiah O. Lamb of Worcester, Miss Emily A. Bifco,
daughter of Des Dwight Bsco of Leicester.
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CHLOROEORM
MILLER & NEWTON@DEA-1

MILLER NEWT0N-DE.NTTST
1876 MAIN STREET,
Having first introduced the Chloroform into Worcester
and successfully used their practice are prepared to
administer IL In all cases where il is needed.
8. ?. MILLER,
worcester, Jan 2. diff JAMES NEWTON.
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PREMIUM DAGUERRE0TYPES.
1876 MAIN STREET

I36 MAIN STREET
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE,
The subscriber happy inform the citizens of Wor
eeser and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. L. WALKER
10 remain In Worcester short time longer thus giving an
opportunity TO those who have called and have not had
Chance to Sit on account of previous engagements and
crowded state OF my rooms to call again. Mr. Walkers
reputation as an artist Of superior merits and skill to anv
VINO have visited Worcester is well established to
need any comments suffice it to say that he has received
Dlpomas and Medals for BEST Daguerreotypes exhibited
tester who has ever received sniu, advertisements
10 contrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms ts0ice the size of ann
0tteFs IN this city, would invite citizens and STRANGERS 10
cal, whether contemplating sitting not.
June b. diff GEO. ADAMS
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DR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street. is prepared to Extract
een 0'hout PAM by the use of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether--CHLORoFoRM.
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DR.. HI. u. BISHOP.

@fDE Nr-SN OPERATES in all branches O
IISTI k@S1~ Dentistry, at No. 1852, Main st.
-. "a. ~, - The liberal patronage he has en-.
oyed IN worcester the past years. enables him TO re-
ier nose wishing work. great variety of operations
lie hopes by the best of references skill and taste IN ar
ranging artificial teeth low prices and warranted work 10
so'iSly ali lndt oHplOy MIN. June g.
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GiIbert's Pa1ent PIato
CHLOROFORM

THUS new principle ofSetting Teeth without springs is
sed by lid H. r bishop
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- 10 Let,
WE STABLE on Elm Street, belonging to the worces-
4 ter House. lease will be given for OF years
Tom April l, 1e4s. Possession given Immediately. Ap-
pivto r. e. WOOD.
May ~. DIFF Worcester House.
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ARCHITECTURE.

ARCHITECTURE,
NHE undersigned having connected themselves In husl
i ness under the name and firm OF .0'
BOYDEN & JOY,
or the purpose OF Drawing Plans and making ont Snec
ncations Of Buildings, in every variety Of stye invite all
nose who contemplate building give us call, as we
rom our experience that give entire satssac.
tlon 70 all who may favor with their patronaoe
omce No. 20, (4th door) Central Exchange Worcester
Arr - H.. ELBRIDGE BOYDEN,
aug If-u"u .ef. LEWIS L. JOY.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

shine Of hope and happiness.
In the meantime, Mrs. G. had marricd
her guilty paramount, who, for improper
conduct on her part. had sought and oh
iained II divorce Sha was now mn ont.
east upon theworld; bnt being I'M atlrac-
tive woman, she soon invcigled into her
traces mn inexperienced Young man, who
married her lie, too, soon, for Just
eanse, obnined a divorce, Mrs. Gia Or
now Mrs A.. was again married 10 AN
old man, Alr, L.. but not until she had
made him settle large property ON her
inst lie soon died in a myslrrions man.
ner-eyog body believed he had heen
poisoned By his wicked wiie.
The neSt | heard OF her, she was mar
ried ton Young Mr.. 5, Of. New York;
spfighlly, talented Young man, belonging
"a one of the lifst families IN thai Suie.
:. was nm ilinennt lecturer and in com.
rany with his wife spent several weeks
in this city, Q.eNineton.) about two years
hgo, whore he leciurrd 10 crowed houses
Hero she wa. noted luf her beauty aud an.
gelie appearance About year aitcr
they were in Lexington. tidings cameol a
dreudftl murder in New Jersey ) had
killed his beautiful. yet wicked wife and
thus ended the dark career OF a WOMAN,
Whose gIaees aud accomplishments should
have made the circle in which she moved
hright with Joy instead Of dark with woe.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY.
aud Printers DepOf,
Nn. hi CANAL sTREEr ROM.
nrro.rr rnr crsron.noIrE.

II H. GREEN respectfully announces 10
Il. Publi.hen aud fnniefs, that he has
established a complete aud extensive IiPE
FOUNDRY in the city
Trr B5og LrrrrR Of this Foundry was cut TO
order by wofkmrn Of long experience, and as no
expenss was spared to obtain the handsomeN
faces aud TO perfect them Ia every respect, the
assertion Is ycniufed that Il will be found the
handsomest IN the United States
Also, a very handsome assofimeni Of Flower,
Combination Bofdcfs, and Jos Lsrrts Of the latest
slyle. 10 which the attention Of Printers IS 90
lieted, before purchasing elsewhere. All articles
manufactured at this Foundry shall be oi ma.
tefial equal Il not superior 10 any manufactured
a, the North; and as they will BE- furnished, at
New York prices, the proprietor Of This new enter
prise trusts to meet with due encouragement
The ubcdbrr i also Agent for the sale Of
Napier, Washington and Smith Parsfs' which
together with Chascs, Cases, Composing Sticks
Furniture, Galleys, Printing Ink Of all oooFs, IN
oludnp every article 10 the Printing business Kept
constantly on haad at moderate rates.
1.-the pfopricton Of newspaper who VII pab'
Iish I'M. advertisement six moths, and scnd
paper 10 this foundry weekly, will be paid isf the
advertisement BY purchasing sS times the amount
advertisement, bill in Type o,,,,,,
fiay 10, 1882
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

Tng AMgnUN uNiaN. 1t has already with.
stood lempssls and oulllyrd successive prophets Of
ruin mefe handful ofproFinees casually united
in resistance 10 England, and on the point Of fnl-
ling 10 pieces when neesssity iof resistance esasrd
Il acquired Al that critical moment nav Consii.
tuition, which knii the dl.joIned members together.
Asseend waf, undertaken asaihsi the Will Of one
third Of il component slates, appeared 10 threat.
Gu II aifrs wi dissolution, il ended ia strengthen.
ny the uaipn through a nrK ialision Of naliana
spirit, and By rouslag common sentiment, which
absarisd sreiiaaal jealoisas and passions Next
eama the ear.umalion Of lie victory obtained by
the Democratic pariy in tier loag struggle with
the iederallsis-a victory uhlch seemed 10 threat.
en with speedy destruction the band winch il had
been tie principle Of The latter 10 yndicule aud
maintain. But Providence oycfnled tins danref
also to a contrary issue; for the state authorities
which could not long have endured the slfeief
yoke intended by the fcderaiisis. Submitted easily
to the modified control which the deeles Of ltilrf.
sun vested in the central Government The ma.
ton oYrEiiawed acrosz the bounding Aileganies,
aud spread over Tie wide valley Of tue Mnsissipp,
aud It was pronounced by friends, as vel as enc.
mics. that the extension of empire would ineYiia.
bly, lead 10 disruption. CONTRARY to- all anlieipa-
li9n, this very extension has preserved the unity
ofthe Repnblc. The growing separation Of North
and South divided 10 Interest, and hostile IN ffrl
ing was prevented from coming into direct oollf-
ion by The Introduction Of the Now Western States
This third and powerful element kept the oihef
together in compulsory harmony; aud 10 the same
manner every subsequent addition has attended
to strengthen the fabric rather than 10 bHug i
down
The wider the dominion Of the federation
spreads The greater the number Of local Interests
and populations eomprrhendrd within IL bounda-
~. the Ices appears to be the probability that any
particular local interest eau threaten the general
wcal-tha; d.s.eniions between particular sections
are destined to endangcf the security Of the Union.
Il has wiihslood the shocks Of commercial distress
aud the txliayagance of commercial prosperity Il
has been eniecbed by ihe impulse given TO party
spirit under long and idle peace; il seems to
encounter no maicial danger ffsm the questions.
he success oi a war OF invasion and conquest; ior
wan waged like those Of the Canhagcnians, BY
hired armien and jealousy controlled generals, arc
not very likely to produce Casar or Napolcon.
A. far ns human sagaeiiy foFesecs, the clouds
which envelopcd the birth Of the eoniedaraey,
have cleared away. There Is no peculiar pou'
cal danger now impending, which has not been
incurred already, aud oi which American states
men cannot estimate the amount, and may not be
expected to guard against tic shock.
Ediaburg Rorisr