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Messenger,s Noticee

WORCESTER, IS. August S0ih, Is4e.
LIENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner Of Insov ovency
Ii for the County of Worcester, this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of JUDSON SMITH, Gf
scarborough, in said County, Laborer insoivent
debtor and the payment Of any debts the delivery of
OF any property belonging said insoven debtor to
him for his use, 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 Worcester
in said County, the minstssm day Of September nert
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof debts
and the choce of assignee assgnees OF his Estate
d&wlwS6 ]. DAY, D. s. Messenger,
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Eg A severe drought prevails in West Jersey.
In some parts the corn and round and sweet po.
tatoes have suffered very much, reducing the
crop fourth or half The Woodbury. Constitu-
ton says many of the pasture fields are burned
up, which will compel large NUMBER to COM
mence foddering their cattle early -Buckwheat
is also suffering. The rot is affecting the poa-
toe crop to greater or less degree in various parts
of that district. The streams are also getting low,
seriously affecting the operations ofthe mills.
.NeuGrk DdiIu .fdU.
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AUCTION SALE.

w ILL be sold at Public Auction, at the American Tenn
" perance House in Worcester, Wednesday the 18th
day OF September next at 10 O'Clock A. M the Rents and
Profits tor years. Of Factory and Buildings
and privileges connected Herewith, situated Manchaug
Village in Sutton and recently owned by Job Carpenter
Possession given Immediately. For further particulars
inquire of the subscribers in Worcester.
PRATT, DOWNEs & SCOTT, AuctiOneers.
Worcester. Aug. %. 1915.
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SHOCKING DEATH. This morning, at Cor.
mans Hotel, in Market street, near Thirteenth
farmer from Delaware county, named Hepburn,
hearing his horse struggling in the stable, went
in and found him choking with the halter. In
the effort to relieve him, the animal in his strug-
giles trampled his master under his feet, and kick
ed him to death in the most shocking manner.
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WANTED.

A DkH Goods Salesman, who has had some experience
\ and can come well recommended. One from neigh
boring town would be preferred. GEO. P. BRYANT.
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DR. HARRIS. l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Ieen ~hou pGtn by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLORoFoRM.
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GS|~ OPERATES in all branches
Dentistry, at No l52 Main st.
,v The liberal patronage he has
oyed In w rceser the past years. enables him 10 re-
er !hose wishing work, to great variety operations
ranging artificial teeth low prices and work to
satisfy all that employ him. June g.
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Massachusetts, Health Insurance Co.,
of ROStOU-CaDitaI $50. 900.

Presldent-THOS. TARBELL Sec'ry-A L. STIMSON.
TINHE of Insurance In this Company more
vorabe than those of any other institution of the nd
in the Country Applications received for insurng aow
anCes of 81, Sc, or 80 per week. during Sickness
Policies issued for periods of One Three and FiUe yed
For further information or for insurance. Call at the
Office of S. b. l. GODDARD, Agent, 1873 Main Street.
Worcester, Aug7 istf
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Barre and Worcester Rail Road.

TTNHE Stockholders of the Barre and Worcester Rail
i Road Company requested 10 meet at the Brick
Court House In Worcester, Thursday, the tt day Of
EepeGer nert at 10 O'clock A. NJ, for the choice OF
ocers and the transaction Of such other business rs may
legally come before the meeting.
BY order Of the Directors,
Worcester, Aug 22 ls4s w2tdIt CALEB DANA, ciert
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CHLOROFORM

MILLER s. NEWTON-DE.NTYST
l36 MAIN STREET,
Having first introduced the Choroform into Worcester
and successfully used in their practice prepared
administer ii In all cases where il is needed
s. p. MILLER,
worcester, Jan q. diff JAMES NEWTON.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS,
HALL & THOMPSON have this day received
III large and fresh assortment of FURNISHING
GOODS consisting of
9, 10, ii & 1874 Whitney, Rose, and Bath Blankets.
10, IL, IL d 1874 Lancaster Quilts.
s, & 9,4 Brown & Beached Damask Table Covers.
do do do Celored Table Covers.
do do do Rich Embossed do
Aso-Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shrtings,
Tckngs, Burlaps, Crashes Russia and Scotch Diapers
Wooden Fannes consisting sll the diff and
qualities all o. which will be sold at any place
In the city. HALL a. THOMPSON,
1913 Main street, opposite Central Hstel.
Aug 90. 1854
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Insurance against Fire!

The Etma Insurance Company.
No. So State.st., Hartford, COnn.,
With sound and GuGiiable Capital Of $3.50. 900.
OFFER their protection aganst loss damage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity 1t nsui q.
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Mech andse
generally Factories, and Mills, the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been In operation nearly quarter
centuryits reputation Ior liberal adjustment and its
nromptitude In paying losses, well known and esls
itshed. THOMAS X. BRACE, P,esidsmf.
4 - SIMEON L. L0oMIs, Secrefarv.
Hsrtford, March 6, 1916 .,t
T Persons desrOus Of obtaining insurance in the abov@
Company are referred, for particulars, 10 A. II
BULLoCH, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester. Mass.
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DIED..

DIED.
Tn this city, Aug so, Miss Sarah Sweeser daughter Of
Wild. Esther SweetseT, formerly ofPaxton, 90.
In Barnard Vt l7h ult., John Foster Esq, aged 81,
born in Worcester Mass He entered the army the age
OF 49, was in the battle of Saltwater ana aoga, and
was present at the surrender of Gen Burgoyne.
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Grain and Meal.
CONSTANTLY hand and for Sale at the lowest
~ Prices. LEE, SPRAGUE e. CO.
ds2w 64 Main Street,
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MARRIED.

In this city, the Sst ut., by the Rev. Mr.. Case Mr.
James L. Cochran, Miss Clarssa Rice, both West
borough.
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'TVTM..7VEM-TVIM
ENREsH, and constantly on hand. Families supplied
II with Bread Meal No. IS Washington Square.
July Is. o. BRAMAN.
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GREAT REVOLUTION.
Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment !
No. BrinIey Hall. No. 8.
FINHlS Establishment which is the oldest and most pop
/ ular one ever established in Worcester, uBes
advantages for carrying the Daguerrean Art in all its
perfection beauty Within bret time this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which In point Of superiority and accuracy have never
been exselled The proprietor, Dr. Van Astn, having
had many years practical experience in his art pre-
pared to
10 trial OF skill either in the perfection and beauty of
PRODUCTIONS in the exceeding cheapness
which he Is enabled offer them to the public He has
inuoed instruments his exclusive use, which
superior any this city elsewhere and his pictures
which warranted to he superior to any that can be
produced In Worcester put up ia rich and elegant
cases, for the low price OF
One Dollar Only.
N. B. STOCK of superior quality constantly on hand
and for sale. DIX. VAN ALSIlN.
Worcester, July 22. dwH
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GiIbert'S Patent Plates
CHLOROF0RM.

new principle of Setting Teeth without springs
sed by lid H. F. BISHOP
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Webster High SchOOI.

"UWSGCE HIGH SCUUOEe
THE Fall Term of this School will commence on
Tuesday September 5M. II 10 open both for lads and
for young ladies. Instruction will be given In all those
branches, both Classical and English usually taught in
our Academies and High schools aud pains will be
spared TO give This school rank among the very first.
limited number can be accommodated with board In the
iamy OF the Principal and those who may be
mitted to his he will endeav0r exercise that super
vision which shall cOnduce their highest moral and ill.,
tellectua training Board may also be obtained In pri
vate families, moderate Tuition accordng TO
the studies pursued) $500 10 81 90. Music on piano
forte GA lessoRsl % 90. Use OF piano o. 90.
Application for admission may be made either to the
Principal or TO J.EW. Tenney, M. D.. Webster.
Rcferences-Barnas Sears, ID. D. President of Newton
Theological institution; Samuel s. Greene, A. NJ, Princi-
pal OF Phillips Grammar School, Boston Prot James r.
Providcnce, r..
N. d. COOKE, A. M. M. D. Principal
Aug. l7-disSw IHtt N0N $3.50
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JUST RECEIVED,
At GRAY'S Foreign and Am. Periodical Office,
lN3 l99 MAIN STREET.
Godey's Lady's Book, for September.
Gfaham's magazine, for do
Ladies' National Magazine, for do
Union Magazine, for do
London Qaarterly Review for July.
Litlers Living Age, No. 22S.
Democratic Review for August ft.-a
American do do do
Part rs of Devotional Family Bble
The Cabin Boy, by Lieutenant Mslrray.
The Oak Openings, the Bee HuEters of the West by
]. r. Cooper.
Litte's Living Age Ne. 224.
Granty Manor.
Gewrie or the Kings Plot by james. s.
BlacAwoods Edinburgh Magazine for August.
Chambers Miscellany No. 26.
Lena Cameron.
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The Greek Slave,

7NHTs celebrated Statue, by Hiram Powers, the Ameri
can Sculptor, is now being exhibited In
SCHOOL STREET, BOSTON,
between the hours of o A. M. and 10 r. M, except
on Saturdays, when II will open at r. M. Admittnnce
rs cents. Season Tickets, sl.O0 Pamphlets i2t cents.
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ROOMS TO LET.
FTNW0 ROOMS in w rden Block, 20 by 4e feet. Inquire
Il Of JesEPH Mason. or t. STEvENs, at No. g.
July4 afaa d,f J. & 7. STETENS.
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TO Let,
TTNHE STABLE Elm Street. belonging to the Worces-
ter House. lease will be given for a OF years
from April l.le4s. Possession given Immediately. Ap
Uvto & T.. z, WOOD.
May %. dtf Worcester House.
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b the steamship Edith. at New Orleans, we
have Vera Cruz dates 10 Jan. 10th The New
YORK papers Of saturday contain the following
telccraphic abstract Of her intelligence. which
will be seen to confirm essentially the late cur
rent peace rmors;
Kurscrs Of Feacc and Of an attempted insur-
rceiion in the city Of Mexico. were circulating
n Vera Cruz.
These peace rumors are founded upon The
fact that the Mexican Commissioners had sub
mit,ed a plan or treaty Of peace. embracing Che
propositions offered BY Mr. Trisi al Tacubaya.
Mr. rrst's powers having been revoked. he
forwarded the Mexican propositions to WASH
ington- Tor the consideration Of the President
and Senate.
Col. Wynkoop and bis dtiachmenf pursued
the guerrilla baud, under Padre Jaraufa. for a
considerable distance. Col. W overlook the
rcar Of the band. and captured Balenoit, one OF
the Padres aids, together With General Aris;a.
on the LIST ult
Generals Valencia anil Arizia were ruloascd
on parole.
Generals Torreion and Alinon. with guard
were captured at Amasuca by the Mexican aux-
ihary force under Col Donineuez.
Gen. CadwaIlader had left the capital for To-
uca. His troops were in fine spirits, and reach
ed Lerma without interruption
Major Taliaferro had arrived in the capital
from Real del Monte, in charvr Of $4,000 in
silver, being part Of the assessment levied BIZ
Gen. scott upon the state Of Mexico and the
Fesieral district.
from sickness The General himself has been
quite indisposed.
The World, published at Guadalajara. SAYS in
its number of the 9Th ,Tanuar1 that news had
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Prem Mexico.

Later intelligence from the valley Of the Ric
Grande. Monterey, Saltillo, &c, has been receiv-
ed.
Major Price. Paymas;er Of the L. $. Army,
arrived at Mafan,oT1s from Camar..o on the lsth
ult. and reports the troops in good health
General SCOTS order issued az the CITY OF
Mexico on the 18th. had been received a, Maia-
moros, and Capt. Chapman. upon its receipt. a;
once sent out circular requiring that all duties
levied upon animals. goods, wares, OF merchan-
disc entering the city from any part OF the State
or any other State within the Republic Of Mex
leo, should Immediately cease and that all such
duties paid since the LIST Of January. should BE-
refunded upon presentation Of the certificate Of
payment II the Collectors Office
: General YES. Issued 81 e.z!er from Msa,esvy
on the 9Th, requiring all persons arriving there
to report themselves to the Governor and give
their names for registration; also, requiring mer-
chants 70 exhibit their invoices, and failure to
comply with the regulation viii subject their
goods to seizure and confscation for the benefit
Of the United States
Lieut. Franklin, OF the typographical Engi-
neerS. who left Monterey on the 18th, IMPORTS
that just As be left an express was received from
Sal1llo, stating thar a report had reached there
from Col HaIntramck, to the effect that 10000
Mexicans under Gen. Basiamente wcre march
ing upon Saltillo- Very little credit was attach
ed to the report. Our forces were in good con.
dition and willing to be attacked whenever thu
enemy think best to make the experiment.
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NeIrose Seminar,

INllE SPRING TERM Of this popular School.
u will co1nmencc on WsdaaairT a. 6ru Inv q
1iaTcl asf, uuier the charge Of Rev. Joirx 8 IrE
Innepal- md Miss kLsfNk BnxNErr prrccniress.
X ID GHssE, A. b, Tco4her o. Mathematics Miss
JAsH y Ham Teacher u Music
Instruction vii he given IN all the branches nsu-
any taught in oar Asademies inclnding .he Nafur-
n S'1elges, Ciassics, frunrh and Gtrmaa Ian.
guasls, Music, Drawing and paintu1
Lectures on the Natural Srisnrcs viii Re deliver
81 helorr the school A Teacher Institute L con-
necicd With the Seuinary before which lectures On
The SCIENCE q Educ1tiou. vii Be .tatedly given.
We feet much pleasure in recommending this
School % TIE iArorablc notice II the pablic Il has
mas TAR been very surccssfi in regard to the uum-
'crs and progress Of the Students The Fail Term
was aitendcf BY one hEndred scholars and the
present term has 5een very iourishing The pros
poets n The future are certainly fery hattcriuG.
Board can Be obtained in good families, at 81 %
pr week. including all incidentals. Those wishing
10 bozrd ia clubs can lrc on very reasonable
terms.
Tuition, from 500 70 ssco Music including
ase Of Piano, $500 Drawing and Painting. extra.
sl.Oo
ROBERT GOODENOUGH- 4 Committee
JOHN IL WILLIS for the
EBENEZER HOWE. in Trustees
West Bratflciiorn Feb T. Isss "a
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DteS.

IN this village, GA Wednesday evening last, Nj
Robert Y Robertson. srcd "a
In Winhaii. Jan -. Mrs Botsey Glczsou. wife o.
Sanaucl Gleason. E-q. aged ai.oni S.
In Arlington, Jan. -, Mr. Thcdnon G. Oafman
sresl a.
In Nunia. y. T., Jan. "a Mrs sylvia viz q Mr.
Nathaniel Chandler a-rd ~
Her distant friends, while they noun with ~
tlnt life 70 useful should soon close will also
rejoice 20 know. that through infnfc merry IN Christ
she triumpheh over death and the grave calmly rc-
signing her re TO Him who gave Il. We would not
eiiloize the departed but would magnify the graoe
of God that shune c0nspiru0usly Ia her life and
IN her gradual descent 20 the tnmh. When We wit
ness IN her case cheerful subIussion % the VIII
of God, in the midst Of Suffering and dissolyiug ma
ture NAV vel iuquirc by what means che was
ed On and thns prepared for the heavenly rest
M Chandler a native Of Heath Mass q child
Of pioul parents, from whose lips she received the
germ q religious training and in early childhood
eyrni committed i-nrnory poriiurs II divine truth
which were 10 her a living. refreshing spring ia a
diving hour-trgor, I'D fi.r-sffe
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Foz IL Nafiouai bfsiligsu
Wing National Convention.

Al meeting Of The Wing members q the
Senate and House Of Representatives OF the
United states, held on THURSDAY evening, Jan.
25th, lsfs, to consider the proprictv Of recon-
mcnding Wing National Convention. tho Hon.
W. T. hangum, Of North Carolina. uas calletl
70 the Chair, and Hon. Caleb B. smith. Of lndi.
ana was appointed SECRETARY.
After discussion and due dcliberaiion. Il vas
Hesoirs,f. That II Is expcdieni to hold WHY
National Convention, for the purpose Of NOM
mating candidates for the offices of President
and Vice President Of the United States
And The meeting adjourned for one week.
On thursday evening, 81 February. the meet
ing convened. pursuant 20 adjournment. when,
after some general discussion a. 70 the time and
place Of holding the proposed Convention. Fp,ie-
geideHea Hal, 70 Ae oily ef Pliipieipkia, and
ne ssreriih day u JIae. were agreed upon.
Il was therefore
Resolved. That the Wing members Of the SEN
aie and House d Representative Of the United
states do recommend 10 their friends through
out the Union, that Wing National Conven-
uon Be held At independents Hall. in the city Of
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the tn day Of
june. 1876, Tor the purpose n nominating can
didaies for the Offices Of President and Vice
President Of the United States
On motion. 1t was ordered thar the proceed
ings Of this meeting be Published in the Nation
n intelhEeneer, and that all the Wing papers in
the Lnited States be requested to copy them.
After which thc meeting adjourned sins dc
WILLIE p. MANGUM, Chairman.
CALEB Il. SMITH, Secretary
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IrALY.-The political agitation proceeds in
Italy, nor can even Austrian desp0tIsm suppress
il. A circular, clandesiinely printed, had been
lately distributed in Milan, reminding the popu.
lation that in the American struggle for indepen-
dence, the people voluntarily abstained from the
use Of tea, with a view to damage the revenue
Of the British Government. A ike course was
recommended to the population Of LombArdy, in
regard 10 tobacco, which constitutes an immense
source Of revenue to the Austrian Government
This vas followed BY general abstinence from
smoking But, not content with this. the people
treated with insult, and sometimes with violence,
all who were met in the streets with cigars
These proceedings produced a proclamation
from the Director General Of Police, threaten
ing an armed attack on all persons collected in
crowds, no matter for what purpose and express
" declaring that in such cases, the persons COM
posing such crowds, whether guilty OF offence or
not, would be treated in the same manner. The
same proclamation prohibited, under penalties,
the adoption of all emblems in which political
colors are associated, or the adoption Of any 20
I litica sign or symbol whatsoever. Ii also pro
hibited writings and songs containing reference:
to the Pope.-M Y. Express
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FiRs ~ BRATrLEBoEo.-About 4 o'-ioci "a
Tuesday morning. the cry Of Gre" called ilc
cidzens Of oar village to the store Of Mr. zelote.
Dickinson. which our readers viii rccolect va.
attempted to be fired by IN incsndiary only a
few weeks since. In his second attempt he va.
more successful. and the buiiding has suffered
extensive injury. The irv bruke through the
irst aoor and caught upon the ceiling overhead
damaging the walls and chsrriug the flooring and
stairs to the Offices abovc. The goods arc burn
ed. smoked and wet to considerable amount
Such desperation should nouss our whole con-
munity to detect and punish the author Of the
outrage Mcsr shervin and Eager were sleep
ing on the ir-s floor. and gave the alarm The
entrance was effected at the trap-si0or in front
Of the basement Democrat.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-11

Wac ExPENsEz.--This IS the title OF Hon.
Albert GallAtins second pamphlet on the Mexi-
can war. which has Just appeared Mr. GaIlAtin
Is most able fn1ncier, having been Secretary
Of the Treasury under jefferson and Madison :
and his present e=-ay Is a clear, sueeinct and
thorough exposition Of the enormous burdens Of
the war, and IL blighting effects on our trade
and prosperity We hope il may be widely CIR
culased and rad Mr. GaIlAtn takes distinct
ground against any further appropriations by
Congress for the conquest Of Mexico.
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SENATOR DAvIs.-The telesraphie reporter
at Washington states that the announcement tia,
Senator DAVIS WIS dead, should have resd thus
. Mr. DAVIS, after having been nearly dead with
sickness has rs-appeurod IN de Scnafe."
Few men are able TO rad their own ohifua-
mes Senator DAVIS has enjoyed that privilege
and il mus; hare Interested and gratfed him to
Peruse the comments u various papers on thu
occasion Of bis ramurcd decease. The Philadel-
phia North American ays; His name was a
proverb Of political integrity; and honest John
Davis viii Be remembered as long as the coun-
Try retains inst apprcciafion of public service,
or private worth"
In the Massachusetts, Legislature. on Thurs
day week. the telegraphie operator had scarcely
finished his message announcing the death d
Senator Dsvis, before elecfionecring cuninenc-
cd for a successor
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STATE or vER11oNT.

In Probate Court, Feb. . lsts
The following petition IS presenied.--so wis
70 the Hna. Probate Cosa1 far he d1sfri1 Of lkibsre
NrKrs CARFESTEn- Guardian Of Mary Z Frank
Niiin, minor, and hear Of LOTHIAN &. FRANK
LIN lafe Of Guilford, deceased respectfully repre-
sents thar il viii Be beneficial 10 The interest Of his
said ward 10 sell all her real estate consisting Of
about 50 Of land situated in said Guilford to-
geheT with the reversion Of the widows dover there
in and put the proceeds thereof at interest Where
fore he przys for license sell the same acrurfin-
~. CYRUS CARPENTER, Guardian
Guitforl, Feb. ., ls4s.
Whereupon, ills ordered that said Guardian no.
y all persons interested thar this court viii decide
upon said application at the session thereof, TO be
.oiden AZ The probate Office in BEaltlebOro in sid
district the last Thursday Of February instant,
BY Publishing eopy Of the record Of said appica-
ton and this onier thereon, three weeks successive
y in the Vermont Pheaix, printed at said Bratzle-
boro, previous to said Tune Of hearing,
A true copy Of Record
"a Attest r. H0LBRO0K Rsgr.
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A Row-Two or three Irishmen becoming
noisy and abusive in Mr. Bates grocery, last
Saturday afternoon, because he refused TO fur
nish them with cider, they were put out of the
shop Providing themselves with clubs, they IN
suited people passing. and struck one or two with
their clubs. which being resented by knocking
down the aggressors fight began with few,
which soon grew into a general melee, in which
a number Of black eyes were found, and one
freshman was so much hurt As to need assistance
10 res to his boarding house
In the evening. about eleven O'Clock, As "
I. DAVIS, Esq. was returning home, he met
several Irishmen at the corner Of the street by
the Unitarian church On making sure that be
was Yankee they made a furious assault up
on him Finding himself in so unequal com
bat, MIR Davis called for help, and wa soon re
6eved BY the arrival of two or three citizens
who assisted him home, but were themselves
chased by gang Of the rioters
Greenfield Gazette
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RrlEh.on CaitIe Harhe..


1Hdsu1Yi fetrrn1ry = 1888
Al MArkef-5iO Beef Cafie, 2 pairs Workin-
Oxen 10 Cows AMI Calves, aud $50 Swine
Beef Caiiie--We quote 10 correspond With last
weeks prices. Extra ss,75- first quality IS $50
second DO s5,25 a $50 third do sss5 es.25
Working Oxen--Sales At SO. $50 Sss and $40
Cows and Caivrs-sAles at sz3, sas, So and
s1g
SheeP-SEie. a; Sis. s25O. 81 50 IS and ss.s3
swine-L-ots TO petidie a. s4c FIR Soas and So
for BarTows Old Hogs, AZ a lot TO close, tc
Al retail. from to sjc-
Mnraay F,t-rsry :.
AZ MArket-i52 Beef Cafils, III Sheep and 81
Swine.
Beef CAtiie--A frw extra g.; Ii quality, 90 :
$50; seoonA do IS q s5,75
Shccp-s3.2s a s515.
Swinc--sts0 ss.58