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Worcester, July l, lS48.
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 Exhbi.
t0n of Manufactures the coming Autumn relinquishe
to the direction of the Mechanics Association.
The undersigned have been appointed Committee to
those whose contributions have heretofore formed so at
ractive feature in the Exhibitions of the Agricultural
Sncety and from all others disposed to contribute speci
of their skill industry and perseverance, in ali de.
partments of labor peculiarly pertaining woman
whether OF Cotton, Wool, Worsted or Silk; articles Of
ngs and articles of elegance TASTE whether products
Of leisure moments regular occupation are solicited
ind it is hoped that such zeal and spirit laton
equal TO those of previous years. while under the auspices
OF the Agricultural Society.
competent person will be appointed take charge
all contributions aud such places assgnedor them In the
Hall, will best exhibit their exceencies The name Of
the contributor together with the article articles
tbuted will be entered in book number attached
to them whereby they be readily Identified and
fully restored to the owner.
The Exhibition will commence on TUESDAY. the 26th
ofSptember preceding the day of Cattle Show and con
tnue four days longer 1t desirable that all articles
intended for Exhibition should be forwarded to PUTNAM
w. TAFT OF Worcester the Superintendent presented
at Il Hail. early the Saturday preceding the day
exhibition, in order that they may be properly arranged
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
ALBERT TOLMAN,
GEORGE PHELPS.
Julv
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Worcester Go. Mechanics Association.
CIRCULAR TO MANUFACTURERS.

The Worcester County Mechanics Association
announce to the public that their FIRST EXHIBITION for
she encouragement Manufactures and the Mechanic Arts
VIII be holden at the City Hall in the CRY OF WoRcEs.
FER on TUESDAY the TUenty sirth dan of Septe2aber
heet oeng the week OF the annual Cattle Show in
The undersigned being Committee to issue Circular
In the Mechanics MANUFACTURERS and Artists Worcester
Uolnty, do most respectfully invite who may have
achieved any discovery In science skill or art or have
invented or improved any useful machine or implement
10 offer for exhibition and Premium articles in every de-
pHreht OF labor or SKILL which may tend in any manner
10 add TO the comfort Improvement of mankind whether
OF WOOD stone, metal, or other material. The products
ol the LOOM in SILK, Cotton, Wool, Hemp Flax or Hair
sni all articles generally considered being
the farer portion of Creaon are solicited and shall
nave proper places in the Exhibition.
Medals of Silver, and honorary Diplomas will be award
ca 10 Inc inventors or propetors of such machines i'm
PIGMENTS, scientific discoveries, as shall be deemed
most important TO the well being of mankind, and also
superior skill and workmanship articles exhibited NAV
Deserve 1t being understood that far possible such
machines, Implements or discoveries are to form part
OF The present Exhibition, and the Government pledge
themselves that Partially shall he observed in their
distribution. In issuing this Circular appeal each
AMI all the Mechanics, Manufacturers Artisans Ibis
extensive County and feel assured from benefit result
ing from Exhibitions in other Cities that course can be
devised which will tend to promote the mechanical skill
ana interests in so great degree, which brings
geher, at vew the numerous productions of industry
science and taste thereby aordng the whole community
an opportunity for correctly judging upon numerous
anil wonderful improvements OF the present dayand far
Their than his who doubt that social ties and feelings
are enlarged Strengthened and improved by the inter-
change of views and opinions, afforded by Exhibi
tonsf so, friends and all Others who may
have the power will lend their aid, influence and good
will on the occasion.
10 prevent inconvenience or dissatisfaction and in order
to prominent places in the Exhibition contributors
earnestly requested send their goods season. that
they may be entered properly arranged on or before
Saturday, the 23d of Sep ember if possible
Contributors requested to address JOHN BOYDEN,
Secretary OF this Committee Worcester, Mass, which
will meet with prompt attention. every facility posi-
Bile will be given exhibit their productions the best
nd antage. VIM. b. FOX
WIN. A. WHEELER,
FREEMAN UPHAM,
SAMUEL DAVIS,
ICHABOD WASHRURN
WIN. NJ. BICKFORD,
JOHN BOYDEN.
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Wolcester, IS. August IL, 1913.
To ALBERT GLOVER of Boston, in the County of Suffolk
merchant, and JONATHAN DAY, ef Webster, in said
County OF Worcester, gentleman Assignee of the
Estate of ABRAHAM T. BARKER, of Worcester, in
said County of Worcester. manufacturer, insolvent
debtor, Greeting
Won hereby required to give notice the third
meeting of the creditors of said BARKER will be
holden the office of John G. b. Davis in Worcester
in said County OF Worcester, the tWenty> dan
Of August current at two O'Clock in the afternoon and
that the second meeting of said creditors is adjourned 10
the eighth day of September neTt, at O'Clock in the
forenoon, at the Clerks office in the Court House, in
Worcester aforesaid when and where the said creditors
may prove further debts against the said Barker and
show why certificate of discharge shall not be
granted TO him, and you will also said third meeting
settle your account and dividend will be ordered And
you will serve this notice by publishing altesed copy
OF this order in the Daily Spy newspaper printed at
Worcester aforesaid six times before the day of said
third meeting, and by giving written notice by mail or
oherwiseo al known creditors of said Barker And you
are to make return OF this order with dongs thereon
at the tins and place of said third meeting.
CHAS. w. HARTSHORN,
A true copy. Master in Chancery.
500, Attest, ALBERT GLOVER, ss;onea.
Alou6t JONATHAN DAY, is
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Caution to The Soldiers. B. F. Larned, act
ing paymaster general, writes to the Washington
Union thus
''The paymaster general is rapidly preparing
rolls, and will send paymasters into the several
states, and, for the convenience of claimants, as
far as practicable, to the places Of company en-
rollment, for the payment of the three months
extra pay authozed by act of congress of the
18th July. 1848, to all volunteers who have serv-
ed in the war with Mexico, and have been hon.
orably discharged, and to the heirs of such as
have died in the service.
1t is earnestly recommended to all not to sac
ri6ce their claims, the department being deter
mind to settle the claims without delay, and Sc
cure to the claiments the full benefit of the law
The regulations governing the department in the
payment Of this gratuity in preparation, and
will be published and sent to the different states,
for the Information of all interested
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and that Smith O'Brien is there. The military
force had gone to arrest him, and collision was
apprehended.
Cdrrick- on SUR. We saw letter this dav
from Carrick, in which it is stated that amone
other extensive preparations on the part of the
people in that town, twelve anvils ring night and
day with the sound of the pike, in defiance of all
illegal consequences, and in the presence of
police and military.
A Waterford letter. of recent date. observes
A bloody determined hand to hand fight will in
evitably be fought before one month passes,
should coercion bills be the remedy for Irish
grievances.
Liverpool, July 29,-3P M. Accounts from
the South OF Ireland Cork, Limerick, Castelar,
Iipperary and Kilkenny represent every thing
quiet.
A privy council was held this afternoon at
Dublin Castle, when proclamations were made
offering rewards follows Smith O'Brien
$500; Meagher, Dillon, Daheny, E3O0 each.
THE CONTINENT.
We have late intelligence from Bologna, stat
ing that four of the Legations had declared against
the Pope. Some were for joining Tuscany, and
others were disposed TO go over to Upper Italy.
A Provisional Government had been declared
at Bologna
The Hungarians had met severe defeat at
Syegedin.
The accounts from M adrd state the Queen is
better. A party of Spaniards had rebeled against
and murdered the guards at Valladod and pro-
ceeded to join the Montemoiinists.
Letters from the Continent speak favorably of
the crops, and that the potato disease was not ex-
tensiye.
FRANCE.
In France, affairs seem to have settled down
in comparative quiet, and the provisional govern
mentis devotng all its energies to retrieve the
ton from its financial difficulties General Gud
mot has obtained leaye of absence from the Ma
tional Assembly for the purpose of going to the
army of Italy, Of whice he is commander-in- chief
The Bank or France has decided that il should
subscribe to the new loan to the amount 20 mil
lions
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FoRGER We deeply regret to learn that
forgeries-to the amount of FL, 400 or Gl,50O-
upon several of our most respectable firms, have
lately been detected. The guilty party is an
auc ioneer of the name of Care, who has been
long resident in Montreal, and has hitherto borne
a good character. The parties defrauded are I'VE
believe, private discouners. Care has abscond-
ded.-.MOntreaL Herald
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Scan and Candles,

VIE subscriber grateful for avos received for years
past, would solicit continuance the Old Stand on
PROSPECT STREET,where all may depend upon prompt
attention good article been had heretofore
Worcester, May %. DIFF GEORGE w. RUGG.
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NOTICE.
THE CopartDershp in business heretofore existing be>
Il tween the subscribers under the firm of ROANE L.
MAHEDY, is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business of the late firm will be settled by MICHAEL
RoANE, who will continue the business, door east on
Temple street. MICHAEL ROANE,
JAMES MAHEDY.
Worcester, July 81 le46. d3w+
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TO SELL OR TO LET.

IA A BLACKSMITHs SHOP, with Tools and two
fIA "A FORCES, lot OF COAL situated in Leominster,
aL tn Village,w few rods of the Depot. The
Shop in good repair, and is considered good stand for
a mechanic. MOSES ID. RICHARDSON
Leominster, Aug 9.
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F0EJNR

A UGUaT 6ih, PURSE containing sum OF None,
IA which the owner have by proving properly an
paving charges, on calling at GA Main st.
Aug g.
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DIR. MILLER.
FIRST PREMIUM,


GREAT REVOLUTION.
Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment
NO. BrimIey Hall. No 8.
HIS Establishment which is the Oldest and most pop
ular one established in Worcester unites rare
advantages for carrying the Daguerrean Art in an its
perfection and beauty. Within brie time this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point of superiority and accuracy have
been exselled The proprietor, DR.. Van Alstn, having
had many years of practical experience his art is pre-
pared to 2.
Challenge amy Competitor
TO trial OF SKILL either in the perfection and beauty of
Dagurreoype productions in the exceeding cheapness
which he is enabled to offer them the public He has
imported instruments for his exclusive USE which
superior to any in this city elsewhere and his pictures
which warranted to be superior any can be
produced in Worcester put up in rich and elegant
. cases, for the 10 price OF
One Dollar Only.
N b. STOCK of superior quality constantly on han
and for sale. DR. VAN AiSTJN
& Worcester, July %. dw,f
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NOTICE..

HON. IRA M. BARTON viii deliver address before
the Iegomathenian Society of Worcester Academy the
City Hall THIS EVENING, at u O'Clock. Aug 49,
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WORCESTER ACADEMY.
The next term commences, Sept. 9TH
Worcester, Aug IA. ELI THAYER
GArE's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CAFES Observation-Disclosures,
THE Fall Term of this Institution will commence Sep
L TENDER H. Tuition in English 81 per term and so
cents for each additional Language Writing srd Vocal
Music will be taught at very slight additional charge per
week Lectures will be given Geology Ancient Hsto
~, Chemistry, &c.
The Institution has good Geological and Neurological
Cabinet also Chemical and Philosophical apparatus.
Every effort will be made the part Of the Teachers
to facilitate the progress of the scholars
Board, washing, &C., in the family the Preceptor or
in private families, $500 per week Term l2weeks.
@ w. ALBEE, }rs.chsrs
A. w. RICE, ieaohers'
Marlboro, Aug. 9. dlw-w4w
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PREMTUM DAGUERREOTYPES

I36 MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE
The subscriber happy to inform the citizens Wor
cester and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. l.. WALKER
to remain In Worcester short time longer thus giving an
opportunity to those who have called and have 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 any
who have visited Worcester, is too well established TO
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
New York, and is the ONLY Daguereotypist in Wor-
ester who has ever received Premium advertisements
Gocontrary Notwithstanding
Having enlarged my Rooms to tlCice the size of any
others in this city, would invite citizens and strangers 10
call, whether plating sitting or not.
: June 6. diff GEO, ADAMS,
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GEN. CUSHING AND THE VOLUNTEERS
A lew weeks since, veteran soldier of twenty.
three wears service in the u s. Army, dis
charged with patry pension Of IS per month
On account of wounds received during the MeXi-
can War, passed through town on his way TO
tockbridge, his native residence This man,
while engaged in the bloody battle of Cherubus-
co, received a sabre stroke across the forehead,
laying open the skull aad depriving him of sem
sation AS he lay upon the field apparently
dead, he was struck by spent cannon shot
which fractured his thigh but some trace Of life
remaining, he carried to the hospital, where,
after long PERIOD he recovered sufficiently to
enable him to return home. In this condition he
arrived in Springfield, the most complete wreck
OF a manit has ever been our lot to encounter
This man served under Gen. Cushing during
portion Of the Mexican War, and was the Ser
geant commanding the Guard, which order
ed by that redoubtable hero to perform the inhu
man and disgusting act of cruelty upon sick
soldier, who had necessarily shocked the Cen
erals modesty The soldier upon whom this act
was perpetrated was native of New Hamp-
shire, and one of the volunteers in the regiment
from this State. Although so weak to stand
with difficulty, the poor fellow struggled hard
and begged tor mercy The Guard hesitated, but
were compelled by the threats of Gushing 10
shoot them if they failed to obey, to proceed
When the disgusting deed was done, the victim
turned TO his prosecutor, and exclaimed: " Gen
eral Cushing. this deed will live after am dead"
He then taken to the hospital, where he
died few days after. The truth of this state
ment can be subsantiated by numerous witness
es, members Of the regiment and others, and our
present authority himself, who be found in
Stockbruge, is ready 10 confirm the same by
oath.
The same individual also describes the general
cruelty, tyranny and oppression OF Gen. Cush-
ing in the strongest terms Springfield Repub~
6cGn
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Important Intelligence from .Mertco. BY the
arrival OF the British mail steamer Forth at Ship
Island, from Vera Cruz the editors OF the New
Orleans papers have received intellgeL from
the city of Mexico to the 14th ult
The revolutionary outbreak, got up principally
by the partizans OF Santa Anna, had been frus
trated by the government promptly calling out
the troops, and planting cannon in the streets OF
the capital. lturbide, and many other officers,
have been imprisoned, Oh the charge of entering
into conspiracy to secure the return of Santa
Anna, and thus overthrow the existing govern
ment. Bustamente was raising 1000 troops to
put down the revolt which had broken out at
Tampico.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS. IN INSOLVENCY.
w HEREAS, EMORY l. SUBWAY a creditor of George
w Sessions of Worcester, in said County, nsolvent
debtor who has duly proved his debt against the Estate
OF the said Sessions has presented me- Henry Chaplin
Esquire Commissioner Of Insolvency said County mis-
petition requesting stay OF proceedings in the of
said Sessions;
is herei ordered that notice be given all persons
interested in the Estate said Sessions to appear the
office of said Commissioner, in Worcester aforesaid,
Saturday. the tWenty eighth day Of October inst nine
O'Clock in the fOrenoo show cause, any they have
why the prayer Of said petition should be gr0Red
And that said notice be given by publishing copy Of this
cester
Dated this twenty fourth day of October AID. I845.
HENRY CHAPLIN,
O25d3t Commissioner of Insolvency
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SHOCKING DEArH.-A lad about years of
age, son OF Mr. John Weber, agent of the New
England Cordage Company, fell into vat OF
boiling hot water on Saturday afternoon, at the
rope walk on Northampton street The lad had
been missing for some time. and his dreadful
fate was not known until the dead body was dis
covered by some workmen who were emptying
the Boston Courier.
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DIX. A. ID. GOULETI, son OF the celebrated
Indian Docre>s, MRS RICHARDSON and Reformed p, Gc
Htoner Of Medicine having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost, ot the late firm oDrs Gouletl evoat by
mutual consent confirm his practice heretofore at his
Old Office No. 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand up stairs,
over the Store al G. &. Capp
DR. Gnn'et ia practice, uses nothing bat Vegetable or
Botanic Medcines,and can be consulted his office at
All hours of the day, from in the morning to in the
evenings and all other honrs he be found his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel
DR. g. takes this occasion t. thai he feels grateful
for the avors he has received from his friends and parons
ia the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he he shall merit continu
of their and friendship by his and
well directed Efforts IN their behalE
Octl9 dtf A. d. GOULETT.
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ROSs's Xpress forward all sorts of par
GELS and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fail RiUer, Bristol BGrren.
July %. dwtf
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Grand Musical Entertainment,
THE CELEBRATED INDIAN
OKAH TTJBBEE,

The Greatest Natural Musician in the knoun World
HXTE NsIVELY and favorably known in the Southern
L and Western cities, as well as in Washing ton, where
he had the honor OF appearing before the President and
Lady In their private paror by request, and also in the
presence OF number of cergynen and their families as
well as many other disng ladies and gentlemen
who were in that city Also, in Richmond, Baltimore
Philadelphia, and in New York being known as the
Choctaw Self taught Musician, whose music on that
av ore Instrument the Flute has been pronounced I'M
surpassed by the distinguished amateurs in America
as well as France, Italy, England Prussia Poland
and Germany Indeed conception can be formed OF the
rapid and beautiful manner in which the most difficult
pieces Of perfectly performed by this self taught
Indian on his magic yet keyed Flute. lie also per
OF the most sublime pieces, on an instrument
which he calls his
Sauce-Panana,
discovered by him in Dream What will the werld say
to hear the Soft liquid strains Of melody, together
with hs exquisite varieties on small tin sauce pan,
without keyl In fact his extraordinary performances
on the KEYED flute and fife with three fingers, accom-
panied with the CasLinets with the other hand
THE FLAGEOLET
hich he plays through the producing the most soft,
mellow and liquid strains imaginable. Also
MUSICAL TOMAHAWK,
originated with himself and on which he performs var
ETY. OF surprisingly melodious sIrans
THE FIFE
he performs with three fingers which he plays with
much ease and grace with six fingers, and which has
heen the theme Of universal admiration.
LAAH GEL TUBBEE,
of the Mohawk trbe whose beauty and graceful manners
has attracted universal admiraoR will appear In company
with okah, her husband and sing an Indian song ACCOM-
panied by fashionable am popular Instrument the
GUITAR,
which will be interpreted by his wife, requested. They
viii both appear in magnificent Indian costume.
OKAH TUBBEE
has also played before respectable crowded ana
brilliant houses In New Orleans ST. Louis, Louisville and
Cincinnati and received the most unbounded applause,
and valuable presents, such Silver Gobles, GOld Med
ais Nina ures Rings, Bracelets Gold and silver watch
es Boquets, &c. from the Ladies. He has The honor 10
announce to the gentlemen and ladies Of worcester thar
previous his TO the SOUTH he Will give one OF mis-
Grand Musical Entertainments at af..
BRINLEY HALL,
On Thursday EUening, NoUember "a, 1913.
Doors open at o'clock. Performance 10 commence AZ
LIZ O'Clock. Tickets rs CENTS to be had at the door
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Messenger's Nntice,

MeSSSASeT'S NOtlC6S
WORCESTER, IS. October %, ls4s.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate Of JOHN E. JOSLIN,
OF Lancaster, in said County, butcher, an nsovent
debtor and the payment of any debts the delivery of
any property belonging saIa nsolyent debtor TO him
or tor 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 nj the Office of said Commissioner Worcester
in said County, the tenth dag of Noueber nert, ut
ten O'Clock in the forenoon TOR the proof debts and
the choice OF an assignee assigRees of his Estate.
d6twlt4S J. DAY, d. s., Messenger.
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n The Legislature OF Rhode lsand convened
Newport on Monday last The session will probably
continue not - than one two weeks
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Messengers Notice.

Messengers Notice.
WORCESTER, S. October %, 1s4s.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq., Commissioner of Insoven-
IL cy the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of CHARLES A. HOL-
BROOK, of Grafton, in said County, trader, and late
partner in the firm of G.. M HOlbrook d Co.. insol-
debtor, and the payment of any debts the dev
cry any property belonging said inselvent debtor
him, for his use, and the transfer of any proper
by him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the Office of Commissioner in Worcester.
in said County the t,oeny first day November nest,
O'Clock in the forenoon TO prove their debts and
10 choose assignee assignees Of his Estate.
d6twlt44 J. DAY, d. S, Messenger.