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Singing School.

Mr.. G. B. METCALF will commence class in
the Elements of Vocal Music on Thursday Euenng, Oct.
2uth at n O'clock in the UfPER WARREN HALL.
Oct 25, DIT
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, S. IN INSOLVENCY.
(EJ HEREAS, EMORY l. SUBWAY, q creditor of George
w Sessions of Worcester in said County, an insovent
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:
l. is hereby ordered, that notice be given to all persons
interested in the Estate of said Sessions appear at the
office Of said Commissioner in Worcester Aforesaid on
Saturday. the i0enty eighth day of October inst nine
O'Clock in the forenoon to show cause if any they have
why the prayer Of sed petition should be granted
And that said notice be given by publishing copy this
cester
Dated this twenty fourth day of October, AID. l848
HENRY CHAPLIN,
O25d3t Commissioner of Insolvency.
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Ross's Xnress

70 BOsS's Xpress forward all sorts of par
cells and small through Direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fall RiUer, Bristol and Horren.
July %. dwtf
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GOODS FROM MECHANICS FAIR.
TENHE SPLENDID TAPESTRY VELVET
u O. ELS EactI,rad h,r
HENRY PETTES & CO.,

HENRY PETTES & CO.,
lately exhibited in the Mechanics Fair, and all
the choice patterns of Tapestry-3 Ply and In
grain Carpet made at the Roxbury Factory, are
for sale by the subscriber at the manufacturers
lowest prices.
The PLAID LONG & SQUARE SHAWLS
manufactured by the Bay State Company, are
tor sale by the subscr. Der, who is one of the
many &c Sole Agents foE the sale of these Goods
in Worcester County.
Purchasers can compare these Goods with the
$l8 French Shawls, so politely alluded to by the
distinguished Editor of the {" Worcester Tele-
graph
EXTRA FINE BLANKETS of American
manufacture, equal TO any Goods ever made in
this country, and quite superior to the foreign
article-receved directly from the ''sole agents.
and for sale 20 per cent less than they can be
bought in any other Store.
The beautiful FLANNELS exhibited at the
Fair, manufactured by R. S. DENNY, Esq. OF
Leicester, also for sale by the subscriber.
The MILLINERYsA ARTICLES, among the
handsomest at the Fair, are specimens of the
Work at the subscribers Rooms-where splen-
did display of BONNETS will be opened on
THURSDAY October 18th.
HENRY H. CHAMBERNIL,
oct IL 1872 & l64 Maine street.
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FIRE lMSURAWCE.

'NHE American Insurance Company, Prcvi
4 dence, R. L. continue to insure against LOSS Or
DAhAGE BY FIRE, on Cotton, Wooden, and other an
Iacto les Buildings, and Merchandise, favorable
The Capital Stock,
$l50O00,
AZ PAID IN and well Invested Drsctors-Wnl. Rho len
Robert T. Stafford Amos D. Smith, Resolved Watern an
Shuheei Hgchins Ebcnezer Kelley, Tuy D Brown M.
Ihanlei BISHOP George 5. Rahbone Caleb Harris Jabe7
bullock, Walker Humphrey, and Allen o. Peck
PERSONS wishing for Insurance Pre- requested din
thelr applications (Which should be accompanied
particular description of the property per mail, tbs
President or Secretary Of the Company and the same will
meet with prompt attention
ALLEN o. PECK, President
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary
American Insurance Co 'sl
Office Nov 9, 1916.
q The subscriber is authorized 10 recave aDpcst ,pa
or Insurance by the above Company
w. o. BARTLETT.
nv Office in BuIman Block
Worcester Jan l, 1867. dist
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Ir L. j. PREYOST.

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office aud Botanic Depot over BARKER &
EsTARRooK's STORE, Up STAIRS LIST door on the right
Ol3df 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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ROsTON AND WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
Branch Railroad to birmingham Centre.
CONTRACTORS are hereby notified that proposals will
" be received by the subscriber his Office in Boston,
until Saturday. the eleventh day Of November ne1t for the
Grading and Masonry of Branch Railroad from the Sta
ton in south birmingham to birmingham Centre Viii
lage The distance is about two miles, and the whole
will be let together The line and specifications will be
ready on the sIrfh of November.
VIM. PARKER, Sup't.
Boston, October "a ls48. 2wIs44
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DR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street is prepared to Extrac
leen Whou PAM by the use of this recently dscOvere
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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DIED.

In this city, Oct 3d. Frances, daughter of John Gard
ner, H.
Ia Paxton Oct 18th, Amer Maria, infant daughter of
Charles and Della II. Underwood, 10 mos.
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Gigbert'S Patent PLATES.
CHLOROFORM.

THIS new principle ofsettng Teeth wi hou springs is
used by jld H. F. BISHOP
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GIRLS WANTED.

WANTED OF 8 American Girls to work in shop
w constant employ and good wages, but those
good character need apply For further information in
nbre at this Office. Oct.
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Taken UD.

AME into the Enclosure of the subscriber yesterd 4y
Odark brown OK, supposed TO be or years DID, The
owner requested to CALL prove pIoperv pay char
and take him away. WYMAN PARKER.
oct l7-df
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Help Wanted.

A FEMALE, acquainted with doing house werk, may
IA find situation in family in town. by inquirng al
this Office DIV Oct II.
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FOUND,

A BOX containing MUFF which the have
n by calling on E. p. KING,
oct 90 diff New Worcester.
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FOUND.

ENoUND in the highway in the south part Of Holden a
HsW caJ skin wallet, containing seventeen dollars
cash and few small papers The owner can have the
some by calling the subscriber.
Holden. Oct, 4. dtf ARCHELAUS PUTNAM,
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COpartnersHlip Dissolved

FTNHE subscriber having engaged VIM. A. EAMES to
superintend the manufacture of MACHINE CARDS
viii continue the business at the Old Siand AZ Front
Wercester, Oct "a. DIV wSt EARL WARNER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that | have given my son.
IN OLIVER LAVERTY, a minor, his time to act and
trade for himself. shall claim none of his earnings nor
pay any of his debts from this day.
Worcester, Octl5, 1913. d. ROBERT LAVERTY.
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LOST.

pETWEEN Austin street and South Worcester, on
- Thursday last, Blue and Drab BEAD PURSE. con>
tanning three dollars ninety odd The finder by
leaving it at the American Temperance House, shall be
suitably rewarded. d. Oct 8,
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pr;ucss Of HObenlobe have been 0oi''
ground a.. .,c;spt castle
Of Jsxthausen. on the Jsst when '0' ''"'1's
been ia the possession OF the bern'peDs -. a..
OesI hssp immortaiizsd by Goethe By his ae-
AnI - ~ i. defence by iron6'ted Coz, VINO
seIPI.a S % the insurgent peasants ssaio:s inc
iu,n troops. The village belonging :" A''
haI osen Of A,.um.tadt the family residence
of the Bsrons Of Echshau.so and me os q.
schwsiggern the residence OF Count N'ip Ivs been
!, Law OF the King Of Wurtenborg' nave oesa
ra4s5 TO the ground The lives Of the inhso.'sn''
nave been spared, but an organized system " WIS.,
Bile :; ,,s.,;on were
connelled 70 throw the archives into the names wiz
their own hands and some men OF educs.pn a.
evidently in the ranks OF the peasants as 're ue
v;cs of the Hoheniohes or farsmis ori0r' was ''0"
icsllv changed into er faD'm's morTor. Ill
Two thousand men have been ordered "a ~ vi
haste from Ludwissarg and Heilbronn' to queli 'n'
Instruction.
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s.ssA Dsstrset. .(xII,h, XVIII and XvlIith wsrds
n D. M0uNrF0Rr. ANSoN WILLIS.

DOES ST srers TO FoLLow-The Courier intro
daces, with great aourish. alstssr from an IN
named bat well known Bostonian. who has been
proposed for Vice President on the Taylor ticket,
Affirming that Gen. Taylor. II nominated, can carry
the Wing vote Of New-Ensland The Courier en-
dossss him -
o,s Of The uost practical and influential aenisusn 10
EasisnA-oas who, employing AessAads OF opera
svsa Aas to k~sv the sentiments OF he people
We defy absurdity to surpass this. What does
N. L. In Boston know Of the Presidential prefer
spsss Of the thousands who may In good part work
Tor him in Lowell and Lawrsncsi Has he ever
sskod their several opinions, a. guide in forming
his owuf Could be even tell to day who 10 preferred
BY ten out Of every thousand Of shemf We are
confident he could not Then why this parade Of
the " thousands ofoperativesi"
I'VE inssnd no shadow Of disrsspecs toward the
gentleman 10 question, who II not Of oil responsible
los The Coarisr's prepostsrous assumptions.
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.ao.s 81 rreu on accent Of any rsrsorAy nerofoai
u,ify and thus give TO the uirspemoersne parry ine
sr.s'sr n8mbef Of spPointrenu ,..,.,.,,on
Tbi. escree Of fusion has produced vast dsihsetion
sous the National Guards Of Pssis ane 10 snviions On
W-dne.day the 18Th 9 large body OF Nst9nAl DoI =
n.oy Of them q the Bsnlieu Belesiiiei 'sn.,Ho ~
B.tsuolles. &c -pres-uied themssves 81 The zoe o.
VILE srd demanded the recall q tie decree IN q1esou
No promise OF compliance given, whereapoa they
Ia W. come 10 srn.d r. dsy 10 demand rsht you
20 us unfsiry and By surprise II 6y eoeh 1S.s.
70 morning that decree Be not snnu-d We viii DC mere
and armed
The next morning. however, the people were
bafore the maIcontenrs. In obedience 70 the sum
mons of the different clubs, they gathered IN tne
Place de Ia Conco'de, slowly rolling IN compact
masses along the qnays TO the Hotel dc NlHe' py
~ O'Clock the square was filed by one dense ttrons
with branches from the main body extending up
the small narrow streets that d>boucAs INTO the
Place The Pont des Invslides was covered, even
the stone arch that supports the susPending chalns
and the chains themselves were converted into
standing places by the crowd
The assembly did not wholly consist OF work
men the latter class we're not. as on ordinary &C.
casons the majority OF the assembly. Inc ouis oi
those BY whom this Republican demon'trston was
made consisted Of class above the CURRIERS'. r rom
70 O'Clock till ? the crowd renamed on ihe fiAce
cheering and shouting a. intervals the chorus
Of the .M1rseiIaise or beating the appel on their
drums There was no sign OF opposition 70 the
manifestation Of feeling; the guard on duty was
even les. numerous than usual. 1t was stated IN
the correspondence Of yesterday that large oody
Of some 50. 900 Of the National Guard was drawn
np on the Qusi de la Ferrsille waiting Tor the re
turn Of a deputa,ion which they had sent 70 the
Government. II appears tha,it could not advance
through the crowd between the head OF It's column
and the Hotel de Vile and therefore RETAINED from
attempting 70 proceed farther. There was natu'
raj desire to avoid anything that might bring about
q collision.
Towards o'clock, the crowd. thinking tnat 'he
united effect of its numbers and it's cheers had sui,
6ciently Indicated the degree and direction oil
popular feeling. began to dispense though Very
slowly As the intelligence that all had passed on
more quietly than had been anticipated ossa" Nv
.nrsad a manifest relief of the anxiety OF the pun
nc mind could be traced it was more sensioiy iei'
ON the Rour.e than any where else
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The Foreign News.

We exclude every thing else this morning to
make room for the Foreign News, Of which, notwith
standing our large sheet, we give only portion
We sball eudesvor TO find room for a large part
Of what remains unpublished in The Tribune Of
this evening.
Things do not look sunny in Europe and could
not be expected to- But we have faith that the
Spirit Of Liberty will lead to no Reign OF Terror and
that in spite Of all difficulties, the good cause will
triumpbantly prevail.
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Miscellaneous.

PARIS Sunday Night
"The city is tranquil. There has been no re-
pewal Recommendations, The Provisional Govern
ment has postponed the election OF officers OF the
National Guard till the 5,h OF April. It's decided
that the elections for the National Assembly snaI
not be adodrned.
"The new five franc pieces of the Republic were
mt into circulation to-day The Bank OF France
ewes cash for ts notes to those who require silver
10 pay their workmen
"Or1er is completely restored at Lyons Inc
Government has decreed the erection of monu'
ment to Marshal Ney On the place where he was
shot.
"A dispatch from Berlin announces that the En-
neror of Russia accepts the policy of noninteryen-
ton in the affairs of France as long as France alb
stains from aggressions
IN Lsmartine has satisfactorily explained TO
Lord Normandy some expressions respecting the
Irish Gag ia his answer to the Irish deputation.
Gen. Cavagnac has assumed tho Government
Of Aleiers and proclaimed the Republic
Orders have been sent 10 BresE for the immedi
ate embarkation OF 900 men OF infantry OF marine
for the Colonies.
Great excitement has been produced at Lyons,
bv the mayor of one Of the quarters having gone,
with a party of 20 men, and put his seals on the
house OF the Cspucines who for several years have
done the duty OF the expiatory chapel raised TO the
memory of the victims Of the siege OF Lyons at
the epoch of the Convention
The Presse states that the Council of Defence Of
the Republic proposes to demand the establish
ment of camp of 80 600 men in front OF Dion IL
il not vet decided what General shall be appointed
70 the command The name OF Lieutenant General
Nesrie T has been mentioned.
NJ. Emmanuel Arsgo. Commissary OF the Pro-
yincis Government in Lyons, had issued decree
dissolying all religious congregations and corpora;
tons not authorized by the law, and particularly
the congre z alton Of the Jesaits
Count d Appony, the Austrian Ambassador at
Paris has received orders from Vienna to remain In
Paris. and to assure the Provisional Government
that IL was not the intention OF Austria TO interfere
| in the affairs OF France.
The Moniteur publishes decree Of the Commit
tee for the organic alton of labor, fixing the duration
of the days work IN the departments at eleven
hours -
Gen. Random had been appointed Director OF the
Affairs of Algeria, NJ Fellmao, Under Director, and
! NJ. Larabit. Under Director Of the Military opera
tions.
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Counter Demonstration of the People.
We copy from the Times of the 18th


Early on Friday morning lthe 27.hl the emis'sries OF
the club. 70 sill th- suburbs to invite me Aoo
ar. ~ rendezvous on different points, and 10 proceed
thence In bodies TO the Hotel d. Vile The Instructions
-re strictly obeJ ed and about III O'Clock the iaooIer
nonred down In into the cty' iorcnz AL thelr
comrade. who we're working to join them rose VINO
assembled u the Champs Eysees exeeeoed jnooo nn
n.rous co desled the Bou evards snow
81, and pick.Axes and DRIVING ~heebsro~s before them
The National Guards here made heir appearance
in ordsr IN avoid all provocson cuuse Of collision
The first gion' Who presented themselves al IN. hoe
a. VILE on rhurfday had returned convinced thst ther
demand sd been accsded to by the Provisional Govern
meat An individual il sppesrs bad gone through ther
ranks exhibiting the draught Of decree, In which twas
stated that they should preserve for the mome cot tner
ote,snt organization and they had retired perfectly
.stis6ed IL was only after the arrival OF VI Ledru
Ro'hn that they were undeceived General Courtais'
their Chief rode up az o'clock to thoss
who were advancing toward the Hotel de Vile, and to
.editious that the decree diss1ivng the comPognfs
ae should continue in full force and invited then
90 return home. The National Guards, disregard.
ing his orders insisted on proceeding to the h'tel
AZ VILE but the muttuds assembled In the quays and
rect leading 10 the Place de Greve would not sow them
20 pa, and threatened TO erect bsrricsds Several
the National Guards who fur caps were treat-
ed aud heir head dress thrown into the gutter and tam
p under foot by the people The National Guard may
be said from that have lost is moral force, aud
shortly the uniform Of the Citizen Soldier will be A. un-
popular a. that of the City se-snis and the Municipal
Guard.
In consequence OF the above difficulty, the time
for the general election of officers OF the National
Guard was changed from the 18th to the 23d. A
very general excitement prevails asst
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Now, wings.

The first and only General Meeting Of the Wing
party in reference to our Charter Election taxes
place THIS Evening at Lafayette Hall and we en-
treat general attendance. Let us show, Whies'
that we mean to succeed, aud we infsllibiy sh0"
II it IL generally understood to morrow that the
Wings will poll good vote for BRADY he Is SAFE
by Three Thousand majority. Bot let 1t be ramored
that we are not coming out for him. and Havemeyer
will have thousands of votes otherwise good for
Brady All together, Wigs
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shall PaI.ehood Prevails

Ii has been repeatedly asserted in the Loco foco
journals that the reception and entertainment OF
HrHRY CLAY, during his late visit, cost the City
Treasury $1,000 The story il utterly, basey false
The whole expense was but $500, or one third
what was paid for the entertainment of President
Polk, laat Summer Yet the lie 10 not retracted by
liz utterers but il now on its daily rounds in Dutch
Irish, and several other languages, as well as the
vernaculsr,
Its charged that the Aims. House Expenses have
been increased under Wing rule IL rs utterly
false There has been q great SAVING in this de-
partment since the Wings obtained partial cor
troll Of it, a. carefully prepared exhibit in another
part OF this paper will show
The Wing Common Council are accused of in
creasing the City Expenditures because they have
been obliged to pay OFT several heavy Judg'
ments, bills Of costs and other bills against
the City incurred by Loco-Foco misrue in
former years They have also been required to
erect at q great expense a new and spacious
Establishment on Randslls Island for the Orphan
Children every day thrown upon the Charity Of
the City. The old buildings had been sold by their
predecessors; those intended to replace them had
been burned; the Wings had to choose between
incuring this great expense rapidly or leaving the
children to suffer and infect each other with acre
eyes, cusaneous distempers and all manner ofmora
and physical evils. They did what Humanity and
true Economy dictated; and now they are de
famed for IL.
Fellow. Citizens be not deceived Be not un
jasti The Wing Council have not been perfect
but they have effected many valuable Reforms
They now know better what il required, and are
prepared 10 act accordingly. We must and viii
have better plan Of Street Cleaning If they ar
kept In II turned out, nobody believes there vii
10 any real reform. Take hold, felow'citizens
and help secure what good has been achieved an
improve what 10 not yet perfect. Remember tbs
bat Two DAYS remain for preparation
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN. March 9.-The city Is iail OF runio'' VI
thu measure. intended by the authorities to sup
D,s,, ,bs meeting Of the Repesles. The Old and
Young Ireland parties met together last night, ana
.dootsd an address to the Mayor requesting him to
conyene meeting Of the citizens 70 express ,nel.
abstraction AZ the establishments oil tne nePSons "
- end adopting an address to the Queen
.skins for an immediate repeal Of the Legislative
Union -, ...ri,;r o.
IOM.-The Lord Lieutenant has been consulting
9th the Heads of the Military Department TO pre-
.srve order in case the proposed assemoiase 10
held Accom- modstions were prepared Tor the re.
cepton of troops aud severaI .elu ,or the meet
taken 10 the neighborhood appointed Tor 'ne hee'
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WIKI .Ju.ticeu.

The Wing Judicial Nominations are generally
good. and We think the People will 30 determine
Most Of those proposed for Police Justices are al
ready well known for able and efficient service in
connection with the Police. OF the Civil justices
however, Messrs. LorHRoP, VAN Corr and WILLIS
now bold no public station whatever, and we may
therefore properly say that We know them all we'll
and believe them eminenty capable and trust
vessL, We trust they will all be chosen.
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- Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday fought
10 BE- ssnt In before 10 O'Clock Saturday evening the
Publication Oce Of this paper 10 not open on Sundays
Subscribers the City who do not receive this paper
At IN early hour are requested to leave word at the Once
a. our arrangements are such enable all the carriers TO
cot through their routes before O'clock Carriers fail
Ing to accomplish this win DO required To give up their
rouAs.
Persons wishing TIE Tribune left at their dwellings or
places Of business regularly every morning will please
leave their address the Publishing Once or send mote
through the Post Once. Terms, ia cents week pays
bic 10 the Carrier
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PRUSSIA.
Tbe ReyoluIioa In Berlin.

The peop.e and tha military s-a1S i" collision on
the 18th of March, the students taking part with
the people, and leading them on. Ten were killed
and upwards Of one hundred wounded.
On the 18th the King granted the Institution OF
Burgher Guard, and granted the petition Tor the
abolition Of the censorship Of the press.
Ths citizens and soldiery had met several times,
and a number were killed. Several barbados
were erected.
The latest advices bear date of the 18th The
disturbauces had somewhat subsidized the troops
remained firm to the King, who seemed disposed
not to grant all the people demand.