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THE
APOLLINO,
a Grand Musical Invention.

Invented and built by JOB PLYnpToN, a
native of this State. is now exhibiting by the
inventor, at the same place.
The APoLLINo contains the following
variety Of Instruments and limitations, which
can be performed separately, or the combina-
ton Of any part of them; or the whole at once;
by one performer; pis.--Imitation of the Eoli-
an Harp, Flageolette, Imitation Of Birds, Bu-
gle, Claronet; Trumpet, French Horn, Bas-
soon, Serpent, German Flute, English Flute,
Octave Flute, Fife, Snare Drum, Bass Drum.
Cymbas, Organ, Musical Glasses, Bagpipes,
Martial Band, limitations Of distant Thunder,
&c. &c.
or Price of AdmittaDce to the MUSEUM
and AfoLLINo, so cts.-Childr-n, half price.
Boston, March %, 1891.
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ANDERSON's
COUCH DROPS,
The most valua5te Medicine in ase, for
COUGHS AND cONsUMPTIONS.
new and healing Balkan

THIS new and healing Balkan
\ bids fair to rival ever Msaiclne heretofore
diicovered, for Coughs and complaint. OF the
lungs, leading to Coniumpliss, and even 10 feat.
ed Coniump.ions it has laIeIY been uied by many,
with the mot iurpiizing incseis 1t Certificates
from perfons OF the higheR rsipeaabil.sy, or the
great and inesealng demsnd for it may be called
proof OF its good eReas. II Is Hoved. Scarcely
cafe OF Colds, Coughs, pain 4 the eide, diff
Guilty of breathing. want Of lep. arihng from
debility, or even confnmptisns, but may be re-
lieyed by the timely uie of thi, Medicine. -
Many Certificates of its efficacy accompany each
bottle.
Caufion-Be particular thatevsry genuine bot
tie has = 4dadsyton's CsggA Dr9s'' aamped on the
bottle; and the directions are all Ggned by
JAMRs MELLEN.
For the furtner fasisfs6ion IF the Publick; the
following Certificates are led for peruiai s---
I hereby certify that have for is years paR,
been greatly troubled with a pain in my iide or
bresf, and more OF lefs couIh and weakness of
the lucgs, 70 Is not to Be abe to attend to my
bniineis without much pain and have fuffered
very much with wearing andd facilitating Cough.
|, a few days ince, purchafeda bottle Of Ander.
ions Cough Drops--from be uie of which
few days only, found my pain and cough en-.
tirely left me, and my form4 Rrengh Teaorsd.
I attribute my relief entirelyto the ufe OF ,hefe
DfoPsS and can, with confidence, recommend
them to all luch as are sfliael with coughs and
complaints Of the lungs, d weakneis Of the
nerves, as being the moR valIable medicine ever
prepared for mch complsints.
WM. CT PENNIAfAN.
Hu4sa, Nay 4, 1919.
New Cerfifedr.
In the year 1876, was leiEed with On inaanb.
nation of the liver, which cauied an adheGon thar
placed me in very critical iitua,bn. AlmoA all
kinds OF exerciie eauied pain ii my lide and
breaR Ia this fftuasion confirmed until April,
1919, when my cough and the pain in my bresR
increaled through the hummer; ny flcla waited !;
I grew weak and bowed down, and loft all hope
of ever being any better. Abour the fi,& Of laif
October, my Ion purchaied a s.llfown Su,ines
bottle of AaSsyfOn's Coggh Drops, from which
found almoa immediate relief and from the uie
OF two botsles only, my lungs are reRored to per-
feel iouRdneis. ! once more Can walk eIea. and
mould be in perfe4 health, were It not for the ad.
heiion in my fide. STEPHEN SEAMAN.
Crsesfsla, 7a!y.i4, 1870.
Sold by ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and iERE.
MIAH ROBINSON, Worceiier; E. Hunt &
Sons Northampton Bond & Mayo, Brookfeld /:
5. Leeds & Co. Milfords "A. Seaver, Uxbridge !:
Lorenzo 3ulL HMSords DR.. Whitney, Provi-
denee.
AJS. M tskolsfat, BY
BAarLRrr q CLASS, No. IS. Cotnhill, Bottom
June 80. iSao iy,eow.
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Boarding School.

MISS WOOD has been en-,
4Vl gagged to open ScHooE, for the IN
struction Of Young Ladies and Misses the en-
suing season, in BrookGeld, West Parish. In
addition to the several Branches usually taught
in Boarding Schools, Miss WooD win give Les
sons in Intellectual and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy.
projecting and calculating Eclipses, &c. &c.-
Particular attention win be paid to morals and
manners.
~ Tuition in the common Branches,
So: 50-in the higher Branches, $500. Ref
erences to be made to THOMAS Bonn, p. B.
KooERs, A. HAn1NoED, or ]. BLISS, Esq's.,
or to the Subscriber.
ELIAKIM PHELPS,
Chairman Of the Committee.
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
P.S.-First Quarter to commence on the
first "Wednesday in May.
Brookfeld, March 81, 1921.
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@assatI)ugetts Spp
PUBLISHED BIZ
MANNING e TRUMBULLs
One door south Of Mess,s. BuRf & MERRicK's
Stage Office.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price TO Gngle fublcribers, who receive their
p,persst she Office, or by mail. two dollars per
annum.
To conpanies offs fubicribers, who take the
rapeis stthe ofiees one dollar and 6fty cents per
snnum, payable Oh delivery ofthe papers.
Single fahleribers, who pay ~ advance, will
be cntisled to dedukfion of "A per ccnf.-~And
che fame silowanee will be made 70 SCENTS in diff
tant places. who win regnlariy collea and remii
noney which may be duefrom fubicriber.
f Advertitemsats, aotsxessdisg tSeiue lints, Pub-
iJ6e4thyee weeks fer one dollar, and eostinsed
sIree uesks icsgtr for tft}e eats.--Layger adver-
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In conlsquence of deeihon Of the Supreme
Yudieial Court, the Pnblifhers Of this paper deem
sneceaary to give notice, that while they hsll fed
ulouly aimto be literally correa they cannot hold
themlelves refponble for any errour in any adver-
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NOTICES. hereby GiDen,

THAT the Subscribers have
\ been duly appointed Executors Of the
last Will and Testament Of BENJAMIN WAL
LIS, late Of Douglas, in the County Of Wor-
cesters ESQ deceased, and have taken upon
themselves that trust, by giving bonds as the
law Directs All persons indebted to said Es-
tate, are hereby called upon to make irhmedi-
ate payments and all those to whom said Es-
tate is indebted, are requested to exhibit their
demands for settlement.
PETER WAILiS,l
BENJA. WALLIS, 1s'1ssfs'
Uexglds, Nayeh 9, la2l.
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/. FASHIONABLE

ELEGANT block and white
Ia T Lace Wells, fonf at the low price Of
oue ar; fuPsfio0r Hsnkin and Canton
Crspess rich Grape DIefed; do. Shswls; fine
India Mullins; Linen csmlricks; do. do. Ker-
chiefs, Silk velvets; ThFad laees; beautiful
Wrsashs of Roies--wih lreat variety Of Silks,
Satins, Camb,ick,, Cslico@, Broadcloth,, and
csfIimeres--for iale as uiuaI very cheap, by
HENRY MlSiKES.
T H. NJ. 5. is iddaiIy expectation
of sfurther iupply of G9ds.
Woreeaer. March sS, sIai.
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CO. NOTICE.

RY requeif, the Deputy-Sher-
- ifs Of the County of Worcsiter, are invited
to meet At Maj. Heard's, Tnnholder, in worceaer,
on Wednesday,, the Eighteenth of April next, at
half psR ten O'Clock A. M. A generai stten.
dance % expededs az buineis Of impofanee may
then snd there come before them.
Woresaer. March a9, iSsI,
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Forester Brick Hotel.

HE Subscribers, having en-
4 tered into copsr,nerihip in Buireis; and
taken the well known TAVERN STAND lately
occupied by Mr.. OiiVer Eager, few rods north
of the South Meeting Houie, in Worcefter, are de-
termined, if aiiduoss attention to the bufineis
which they have undertaken, and an esrneR deiire
20 pleaie and accommodate the Publick, will en-
iure them cuRom, they will endeavOur 70 de-
ferve it.
NJ Travellers are informed, that
they fhall always receive good treatments and
ahey, with the Publick generally, are invited to
give them call.
AARON HOWE,
OLIVER WHITE.
Woreeaer. March !, iS.l 6w
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WorceRer, A: March IS, 1854.
A TTACHED ON mefne pro-
n ceis, taken on Executions, and will be
fold, at Publick vendue, to fa,isfy the fame, al
Daoid x. Portey's Inn, in Sturbridge, in iaid
County, on Wednefdsy, the twenty-fifth day of
April next, At one o'clock, p. Mall the Right
that EZEKIEL ROBBINS has ia Equity to re-
deem his mortgaged Real Eitste which he now
occupies and mProves-eonGffing Of about few.
ensy-ave acres of Land, and Buildings thereon.
Aj6-ali the Right that RUFUS ROBBINShas in
EQUITY to redeem his mortgsged Real Efiase which
he now occupies and Improves, conGiting of
about shiry-four acIes Of Land. and Buildings
thereon; taken as the properly Of the iaid ExskieJ
and Rufus RoDbias.
JEREMIAH SHUMwAYs D. Sheriff
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Worceiler, n. March ~, 1874.
"A TTACHED BY virtue of

n IACH Ed ny virtue OF
4 y Executions, (haying been previcafy at
e,cbed on mefne procei',) and will be fold at
Publick vendue, on the premites, on Friday the
sosh day OF April nest, at o'clock, ?. M.--
Oh the Right, Title and IntereA which JoHN
cuEnIEcaAM has to redeem the Mortgaged Reel
Enate on which he bow lives, hsuste in Phillipi.
con, in the County OF WoIceger--contsiuiug
about one half acre Of Lsud, witha Dwelling
Houfe--ai6 the Tsnnery, with shout one half acre
OF Land, COW occupied by laid Csnningham, and
nesr 20 hh Dwelling-ho,Lr.
DANIEL UPHAM,, d SAf,1.
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GNOTICE.
O. TAKE NOTICE.

--&0%0=
yKTANTED, at SAMUEL SLA-
Wv rIR's Factory, in Oxford. one or two
large Families of Children, to work in the Mill.
Alio. an Oyerfeer for Carding- room, who
Ia, ! tGoroush knowledge Of the bufnels--none
need apply, il under engagements at smother
MlI.-.Good recommendations will be re-.
CURED .---Afply at the MD.
Oxford, March 90, 1884. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
[F,om Tie charle,ton co,,,i..1
GOVERNOR JACKsON,-Nc

GOVERNOR JACKSON.-No. A.
The act of the last day of the last CONGRESS-.
relating to Florida, directs the distribution. bv
the President, of the military, civil and judicial
powers OF the officers Of the erisfina-' gov
ernmen', among such persons as the Presi-
dent should think proper. To contend. that
thc existing government, in 1921. means the
government which had existed prior to 1919,
and which did not exist in al lis to set gram.
mar and sense at defiance How then cnn
II be said, that the act of Congress gave Gov.
jackson Judicial powers without being guilty.
Oh tilc absurdify which is here exposed: and
IL the power be not conveyed by the act. how
can tie commission of the President sanction
such an authority ? Bit there is nothing in ei
tncr That in the slightest degree supports if.
The words of the act the language, and the
Official conduct of the President are all din
mctrlcaly opposed to such construction. to
say nothing of the voluntary infatuatiop ON
theIr part, which such course would indi
cate.
The object Of The act is to preserve for the
inhabitants ofFlorida the free endowment nf
Their property, their liberty, and their religion
The President, IN his commission 70 CIV
Jackson, not speaking ,cord of j,tltcql Do,cers
restralns even his executive powers, by refer
ence to the law, and to his the Presidential in
strucuons. The inhabitants of Florida cnuId
not DC secure in their rights or liberties if the
JUDICIAL and executive powers were combined
I'D one and the same individual 1t was the
very course TO endanger them-it was a
strong feature of despotism. The President
accordingly conferred the judicial power npon
Mr. Fronentin, highly distinguished citizen.
formerly senator from Louisiana i'm the Com
gress OF the United States. He commission
ed him as Judge of the territory of Florida.
ana all the powers incident to- the Office of
Judge, under the L. s. Judiciary Law. al
tached instantly to him in his Official cbarac-
acter Suppose the question submitted to
any competent tribunal, whether or no Judge
Fromentin or Governor jackson was invest
ca by by the American government with
Judicial power in Florida, can we imagine that
inc Official appointment Of the former. i'm con
lormlty to the spirit and the letter of our lnws
ana TO the uniform usage of orr government
would be set aside, while the contrary claim,
supported by no express authority, but found
ca on mistaken inference, and Ear fetched inn
pllcauon--at war too with the genius of orr
institutions, and dangerous othe liberties ofotr
People,---woud he sustained 10 afford Gov
jackson the opportunity Of acting AS n JUDGE
Under laws as indefinite as his own will and
pleasure Such result could never for =
moment bc anticipated from an enlightened
tribunal.
The conclusion, from what has been remark. /
ed,ist TO ouTmind, inevitable, that GOV. Jack SON
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SOUTH AMERICA.

varIty OF adylccs have been Just received
from different parts of South America. bv an
arrival at New York from St. Thomas. The
adviccs direct from Caracas is to the 10th
October, through which channel is received
information of affairs in Peru, Carthagena. St.
Martha, Cucuta, Matacaibo, and Cumana.
; Inc Coreo National ofMaracaibo of 9Th
sept. contains adyices from Peru, which ap-
peared also in the Gazette of Caracas of the
+th October; aud which we copied few days
since from the Washington Gazette.
Same paper contains an interesting conyen
ton entered into by The junta of Guayaquil
with general Sucrc, Of the Columbian staff,
hy which that province is united under the
government OF the Columbian republic and
representatives wcreto depart for Cucuta.
At St Martha, the 18th Sept. orders were
received from general Bolivar to provide quar-
ters, subsistence and transport for force of
1000 men, the object OF this expedition.
which IS composed of the best troops of the
republic, among which are 5000 men of the
guards OF Columbia, Is supposed to be the
ishmus of Panama, rs that is now the only
spot where Spanish authority exists south of
that place and the importance of which can
rot be sufficiently appreciated but by those
who are acquainted with the relations Of South
5merca. In Panamasas in Peru aud Mexico.
. seeIns the same kind of confusion prevails
.rrc being two yiceroys, Samano the old
lccrOy of New Grenada, and Morcron fine
new vice roy who appeared sometime since
along with O'DOnOhu andrctrcd to Maracaibo
and Jamaica, where the Spanish merchants
generously presented him 30 douboons he
slnce passed To Porto BellO, and there holds
disputed empire, which the expedition Of
Bolivar will soon determine
tHmana appears, by adviccs received from
hlarEarita TO have fallen into the hands OF thc
republicans. The garrison ofthe place on the
|5d oi september, were ordered to s1b3ist
upon the edrcasses Of their horses, of which
only sixteen remained at the equalization.
The vigilance of the blockading SQUADRON at
CaTthaSe!ia, was such, and the blockade so
strict that The town was deprived offs great
cst resource, the fishery; an attempt was made
~ september, to introduce succOrs. i'm three
transports, conveyed by the frirate I,egera !;
bai the irisate was obliged to retire by fine
gdnboats of the blockading hotilla.
~ Gnayquil the latter end OF July, il IS said
sthc army ofgen. st. Martin, had entered Callan
Oh The 9th Of that month.
The people Of the archipelago Of Chloe. tn
tue south Of Chloe. had publicly declared
ia, n independence Of the Spanish monarchv
il was the cabildo of Lima that was placed
N charge Of the mauicipa administration. bv
illt orders of gen. St. Martin TIE Spanish
officer La Serna, had no concern in the affairs
81 ihc country Which were wholly conducted
by he independent authority.
Tue columns Of the patriot army, under
Wiuch Rad been dispatched an expedition
~ ne sonthward Of Lima, had fallen in with
t'''tc sa,etasir@ divisions Jf lie roy alisls, at
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO ROB THE
MAIL.

FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. 14-On Monday
morning last, about half past one O'Clock. rs
the Driver of the mail cart between Stafford
courthouse and this town was ascending the
MI short distance this side of Potomac
Run, ne was fred upon by some person
whose design evidently was both murder and
robbery Two balls passed through She linen
covering OF the cart, directly over the head
OF the driver, and a third between his legs.
lodging I'D the mail bag, where it was found
alter Its arrival nj this place. An obstruction
for stopping the horses had been thrown across
the road; but the driver was fortunate enough
10 force passage through the woods and
thus escaped from the power Of his assailanf.
whom he describes as a middle sized man
wearing dark frock coat. Two persons,
from some suspicious circumstances. were
apprehended and brought before the RIavor
on Monday; but, on examination, their inno-
cence ofihe'cfimc WAS satisfactorily establish
ee'--fhc frequent attacks upon tic public
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In the mean time column under command
OF Col Miles, beat three parties in Arcquipa,
Juno and La Paz and the battalion of Are
qnipa passed over tn our colors, all the pro-
vince OF that name having declared indepen-
dence.
1t IS generally believed that the object pro-
posed by the Spaniards in the arnisice Is TO
leave Lima and join Gen. Ramirez, vino was
IN africa with 1900 men, the remains of the ar
my of Alto Peru. 4 part of the Spanish ca
vairy has already set ont in that direction, "a
King OF much valuable treasure from the
churches, shamefulty plundered from them by
force.
Such is the news have received of the ST
tuhtlon of the Ibcrating army of Peru and,
have to communicate it To your Excellency
that 1t may be made known to his Exccllcncy
the President-THE LIBERATOR
God preserve you many years,
ANTONIO JOSEF SUCRE,
ST. Minister of War and Navy,
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Arequipa, Puno, and Lapas, and had defeated
them. The royal battalion of Areq,ipa, had
joined the republican standard with their arms
ami stores. The Spaniartls who escaped on
those occasions, fled towards Area, to which
province the royal general Ramirez, who com
manded in Upper Peru, had also rctreated
with his army, which had been reduced to he
tween 1900 and 1900 men. The flight of
the oyalfrsitiyes was marked by despera
ton, that is remarkable they plundered the
hahliatlons through every place they passed :
nor did they spare the churches, which they
d'smantled of every thing valuable.
FIFTH BULLETIN.
Chion Of .Nt,1 Grenada and Jeae,ueia as a
Nation.
CUCUTA, June l2.-The great question of
the fundamental law which had occupied CON
gress, has been determined, after Il long and
ardent discussion. matter of so much i'm
portance, was entitled 10 all the consideration
which it has obtained and the arguments
which had been urged against it, in the free
dom of discussion, have been heard with a
dignity which reconciles those whose opinions
had been outweishcdby considerations ofgreat
moment, to the interests of all America
The union of New Grenada and Venezuela, at
the close of the debate, was happily determined
ny large majority in the affirmative, estab-
IL
representative government, to- be distributed
INTO three powers, legislative, judicial and exc
cu'ive and the territory into departments and
circles, in conformity with che fundamental
law.
Such is the basis upon which the Column
ban constitution is To- be erected. Colombia
IN this actual political crisis requires I'm ener-
Gel!c and vigorous government, such as the
national representatives have sanctioned We
snail unite activity and efficiency to make
war, whie war IS necessary to our indepen-
uencc and TO protect ut the same time the
liberties of all our citizens, from the arts o.
foreign emissarics in our great interior and
the sacrifices made shall not be in van, under
the @gis of liberal institutions, hut will have
every means secured by which this nation
may arrive at those happy dcstinies which are
the result of liberty and civilization.
rus act was passed the 18th June, and on
Tue OH 1t was announced by public proclama-
ooa' Aurora.
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PORT OLE NEW vnpu

dye woods, salt, fruit, mahogany, and tolac,
CO, and The while number OF arrivals at tb;s
port m the 43 hours, ending this morning.
would he as follows:
. SLIPS foreign coastwisc;
BrIgs-coastwise;
- cchooncrs-2 foreign, 81 coastwisc
81 oloops-l foreign, 80 coastwse.
G. Sail of vessel, exclusive of NORTH ri.
WI Scoops, steam boats, and small craft in the
.icmitI. This statement will afford some
idra OF the amount of business transacted in
ihis great city. fCol,,ub;on
'Forembey 9-Captain Stow, who left Ma
'anzas 18th ut informs that "A steam boat
winch arrived there from Havana. rcported
ulai the United States brig Erlteroyi-e had
on board about 100 prisoners. Capt. Kearncy
iiao found on board onc~of The piratical vessels
We captured, letter Of instruction from one
Qi the first commercial houses in Havana
Capt. D also informs, that almost every yes
SCI winch arrived at Matanzas was overhaul
cd and robbed. He recommends 10 vessels
V3uhd tilat way, to keep clear of Point YacOs,
where tic Pirates have a rendezyous.
We have received by the brig Egica,-d. New
Orleans papers Of the goth uit. inclusive.
which contain no news. A detachment of
zoo men of the 9TH United States Infantry
mad passed through New Orleans, destined.
II was supposed, for the Sabine frontier.
CONVENTION.
We learn from Albany, that il was expect.
ca the Convention would adjourn this day
On wednesday, a committee of three, con
sIsting OF Mcssrs. Root, Hunting and Steel was
applnted TO prepare respectful address TO the
people OF this state, to be presented with the
- constitution that shall be approved by the
NoaFetih0b: Mere. .9dU.
'9aother PIocy.-The schr. Combine, ar
rived last evening from Jeremie, yia Havana.
he Captain Of which, has furnished lis with
the following account of most atrocious act
Of piracy committed on his vessel, on the 9Th
October, Off Cape Antonio:
The sch'r Combine, Jacob Dnnhan, master.
sailed from Jeremie, est. Domingo) bound TO
New York. Oct ID, 1871, the current and
head winds, drove down the south side of Gu.
Da, we then being Obliged to run around the
west end Of the Island. Nothing material oc-
rtrfcd until the 18th Oct. in the morning.
about O'Clock, doubling around Cape Antonio,
We discovered 8 small schconers. SMALL