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FEVHIS new and healing Balsam

N111O llcW ana 1IedIlng l1dlSam
II bids fair to rival every Medicine here
tofore discovered, for Coughs and complaints
OF the lungs, leading to Consumption, and
even in seated Consumptiops it has lately been
used by many, with the most surprising sue
cess Certificates from nsrspaan and a. in if sa
demand for it, may be called proof Of its good
effects, il is proved. Scarcely a case OF Colds,
Coughs, pain IN the side, difficulty Of breath
ing, want of sleep, arising from debility, or
even Consumptions, but may be relieved by
the timely use Of this Medicine. --aany
certificates Of its efficacy accompany each
bottle.
Cdtdion.-Be particular that every genuine
bottle has " .Anderson's Cough Drops stamp
ed on the bottle, and the directions are all
signed by JAMES MELLES.
For the further satisfaction Of the Pdblick,
the following Certificates are offered Tor PEE
Tusal -
This may certify to all those whom it may
concern, that have been extremely afflicted
with distressing asthmatical affection, which
has lasted nearly forty years, and a greal part
Of the time SO that could not lie in bed, nor
sit in meeting without coughing, notwithstand-
Ing had tried many good physicians and yari.
Gus medicines, till obtained phial Of .4ndc5-
sons Cough Drops, prepared by DIR. yuelen, Of
Hudson; and by the use of them CAN sleep
comfortably III bed, and sit in meeting without
coughing. And do further certify, that
my neighbour, Beniamil HOlbroo., had laid
by labourng, on account of an affection Of the
lungs, attended with cough; and he has re-
ceived much benefit from the same kind of
medicine, SO as to be able to labour again.
And can chcerfully recommend this medi-
cine to those who are attended with such COM
plants.
|, the Subscriber, do hereby solemnly affirm
to the truth and whole truth of the above
statement, before - Smith, Esq. at Prosi-
dence, (R.I.) onthis fourth day of July, AID.
1891. CHRISTOPHER COOK.
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TAKE NOTICE.
Jeremiah Robinson

INFORMS his Friends and the
y Publick, that he has resumed business. at
ms Old Stand, in Worcester, lately occupied
~ ROBINSON & MAHsA-where he has on
hand and for sale,
4 general assortment of Drugs 60
Medicine, Dye-,Stpfs, Paints 8
Painters Oil, ". l. Goods,
and Groceries
forming, all together, perhaps as great d varie-
" as IS Kept IN any one Store in the country.
.Also-40 thousand of good SHNeyrs.
a few CooKING STOVES, and one handsome
PARLoUR STovE.--All which he offers on
the most reasonable TERMS for Cash or APP
proved Credit.
GRAM & FhAx-sEnD taken in exchange
for Goods.
OF All persons indebted to the said
Rooiason, on account, previous TO the 18th of
September last, are requested to settle the
same without delay.
Forester, Feb. 90, 1922. ew
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BELLS

Worcester, IS.
Probate-ofice, February G, 1929.
To the Creditors and Heirs Of ARENAS
HAYES, late Of Petersham, IN susd
County, deceased, aud to all 9TH
ers concerned ~ tie Estate of SAID de-
ceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
"a pear (if you see ft) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to'be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
", on the first Tuesday in March next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to sell and con-
vey so much Of the Real Estate of said deceas-
ed as will raise the sum Of one hundred and Jif-
ty-nine dollars, for the payment Of debts and
charges; and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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PHILADELPHIA, OCT. Is.
lNrERESTINu FlOn A!LXlCO.

INTERFERING Fl.Oh s!LAiCo.
ALvARADO, near 1he mOufh y 'he rrper
81 'hs same name, 20 m.les from Pe'a Crur
SETr. II. On sbe 20 IA oi iasl mon:h, hi. "a
Members OF IN, N xican Congress, and thir-
~ Two other cnizsns, we'e arrested by Exec
Guve Warrants, and ,Inprisoned on charges
at eonsEiriny against br srtsnny inae,lat
Govsrnwen. Svme days aite', he Congress
odisesscd tho Ehpe'or lIoRBIpE, Calling
lor the lfisi, o. bUei stion vi ,neir Svuesgues {:
I'D, the EmIero replied, that their whole
conduct mad been anti civic, and that unless
they returned to better principles, he should
Dc under ihe nece.sily OF dIHegaiding all
their aws.-rhese proceedings have, OF
Course, Created eieat excite mvni end may
possibly terminate IN civ,i wsf.
ihe Spanish garrison IN 81 John de Uloa
continue 10 levy q sri6Hfe on all vessels poss-
ios 20 md tIon Vera Cruz, Of halt a dollar
per Ioa on ne soips, and per cent. on the
soes. Tier slso exact heavy exporI
du.y on specie and produce"
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Afondsy, Der. 2l.--Afrivtd, sch. Fair.P ".
Greene, from Lubeek, for New YoS.
Some day--sloop james, F,owess, from
Boston, for Hartford.
SANE aay-sIoop Native, Msuhewson, from
Boston, for Albany.
Same day-seh. Hazstd. Thomes, from
Passsmsqooddy, Ior New Yo'k, so day. out.
Same doy--seh. Love, Ellis, tom Lubeek,
for Hartford.
Some d0y--seh. Freedom, Chsce; from
HaTwich fo' New York.
Sanie day-sioop Regulator, Snow, f,om
New. Bedford. tor Savannah.
Same d0y-sloop Warren, Horton, from
Richmond. fo' New Bedford.
Sane day-s'oop Parsgoo, Lave, fom ".
Yo,k, io' boston.
Same aay--brig Dirigo, Ames, hom Ma.
chiss, for New. Haven.
Same day-'ioop Joseph, Cults, from
Rochester, ~! Savannah.
Sorie day-sch. Cstnsrine, Bradley, from
Lubbock, for phiiadslphis.
0~ Most ottne shove vessels have left his
port tor their places Of des,Ins,isn.
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FEROCIOUS ATTACK By DOGS.

The toIlowing particulars heve been related
to US by . gentleman WIN w's en eyewitness
OF me occurrence. A lev e>en,ngs since, q
paw amusing themselves Sf the house oi a
friend near the western cxtre nifty Of the cor.
pors, on, were st . late hour interrupted by
the cries Of an animsl, seemingly in the
greatest sgony Of bodily psin.-Thsy deter.
mined INN. dis'eiy 20 go to . wood no' FAR
dis snt, from whence the sound. appeared TO
come The oosns b came less frequent and
mole fsip, as they proceeded. Upon reach.
ing The spot, they iouod foe mitch Cow y.
ios on her bsek, nearly exhausted ss from the
Effects Of reeen, Struggle. and two large
Dogs, Of the Bull kind, ,ea'ine her lssh IN
mo,i shocking msnner-io short, dfp0uring
rhe roor anima, advr! The dogs ss .oon IS
slsrassd usas their escapes Willie tie COW
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AZ Tircr.on. OF TIC i3.h inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Wison. AIr Ca'eb Grre ., Of Ne ~ 8 alfcrd, Mss
.Itrp Grdy Of 'be foi n~r place. - SIR FJhic,
0s'orn TO "I's Rwt Hcrby both otrverton.
IN Providence. Mr. Henry C.n to Miss Dorcns
Chitd. daughter Of the ls'e Nc. uiver Child ----Mr.
GesrGe ~ rIiiea to Miss Sarah Pa, her of sosyon.
Mir Tho,ans a. SnE1ra, 10 Miss Charlotte Lgzv.
daughter Of Chsr'es Low. EsG ----capt a,ebhe. H.
Rd'i6one 10 Miss Sarah RrGw. Nc Jgsinh & CgioL
ding Miss .fgry u, ol0a, d.uphers OF Tnomas
brown. Esq--Ar. Taomaa w fg'!and 10 Mss
N9'aa Cory.
In Bristol, On the '4,n inst J7,n grgrsnnr. s,n of
Cant. Henry Coggesha, aged .9 mon,a,-on u,e
i5n, slr. tbsdial L'ati.Oas, Of Berk'ey, aged 46-
Geriaiffa IA mas. inlsn, son W Nr Edward Church
MIR B",L,.,nh Frankhn Boor,Lnan. eldest 500 of
Mr. w bosrdpsn. Of Middleton Con. age q
At Providence. on the 1861 lbs, in the SD wear of
his age, MIR. O5a,aah " BrV,sa, p.rtn. of the
house of Almy Blown, and oniy sci nj the veners-
bic Moses brown Mr.. Darsd ~ Hopbin. in the
$50 yesr OF his sse.-- Debsrak C.smbbeA, daughter
vi Duncan Campbell, ~ her IOth year ---hr JOHN
Ua9en, "a his 3Tth year Mrs .lfary Cariin, wife
OF Ne william GarIn, aged 30---Nf Albert Bar.
rozrs H.tnaeay, ~ his i7h year----Jndilh Egun on
W son OF Matthew Fgsn. aged I6 months aud is
days MIR Samuel mn, in his 8fth year.
ih So"th Kingstowh, on The 4h inst. Capt Tii.
L"r P''er IN the 6stb year OF bis age, veteran Of
the kevoui ION.
on Friday last, ABRAHAM Tovso, EST rnerch.nt,
aged about 80 gentleman whose uroani,y, hos.
Ptlity AMI public spirit. made him beloved and re.
spected by an VINO knew him. Ills death was occs.
s'oned by an accident While viewing the military
p1r,dc on the 81 inst, in 9 chsse, his horse was
frightened BY the 6'e Of the artillery. aud became
unm'nsgesb'e, snd Mr.. I. in leaping from the
chase fractured bis leg SO severely, that notwith.
standing the best surgie assistance mort alton
ensued. which lerTanated his life. He bore the
pain o! l,s wound With great eonstancy. We learn,
that among other legaces. he has beqae Aed TO- 900
collars, TO ,Ds Massachusetts, General Hospusi
bosfon Cenfipef
In Wilmington. ". G. on the 9Th september ia.t.
Mr. Fanny S. Josason, aged SO years, wife Of sir.
Oh, ,res johnson, and d,ugh;eF Of the late Mr
Thomas Gutter Of Providence
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NEWPORT.
FEVER AT Nsw-YoRK.-S'e re.
FRDEESDAY, OeTosse ss, 1922.

FEvER AT NEw-YoRK.-N'c re.
gre. to perceive by tine last accounts
from New York, that the sickness, so
far from continuing or the decline has
greatly increased, OWING, II Is presumed
to lhe premature return oi families 10
their old places Of residence. On the
18Th inst. there were three cases--on
the 18th, one, and one death--on the
18th, four and one dealh-on the 10Th,
rvo aud three deaths---on the l7th, nine
and foe deaths--on the 18th, six-on
the 18th, zen, and seUen deaths.
SHIP BoY.--On The morning OF the
18th INST. beautiful ship, called the
Boy, was launched a, Warren. : She was
butt by Mr.. CALEB CARR, OF that
place, TOR Gen. CoLLINs, OF this town.
The ship IS about $50 tons, and is spok-
en- OF as first class vessel and Il fine spec
linen Of nav al archl,ecturc---tlic materials
and workmanship me pfono''",.> q equal
To th,,se Of any ,easti ever built IN tins
part oi the count-y.--She Is to he hllrd
at th:s port, and we understand Is intend.
I'd for the New Orleans trade.
STATE LECIsLA Leg
isature OF this state will convene in
Providence on Monday next. A Sena.
tor TO serve inCongress six years from
the 4yh March next, is to be chosen at
this session.
The remains Of ABRAHAM TorRo.
Esq. an account of whose decease viii
be found under the proper head, were
brought to this town on Sunday last, and
inferred Oh the same afternoon, attended
by very numerous concourse OF GILL;
zcns, who were dcsirols of fevlncing their
respect for the memory OF departed
worth. This gentleman has bestowed a
part of his large fortune ON various nlcrl-
,orious obj,cts.-To the synagogue in
thi, town I've has bequcathed tenihoasand
doilars, the interest Of which is to be APP
propria,ed to keep the building in thor
ough repair and an additional sum of
fge thousand dollars, the interest OF
which TO be paid Tor the purpose oil re-
pairing and keeping in repair the street
in which the S, .iagogue stands. These
sums, we understand. arc to be placed
in the bands oftrus,ees, to he appointed
BY the state legislature.
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SUCCESS OF1HE CREEKS.

oOSNEpo OT M 1N NEEho
The Commercial ADVERTISE ot Satur-
day evening states that French papers OF
a late date, received in that city. contain
4 clear and most satisfactory confirmation
not only ofthe great battle fought at the
famous pass OF Thermopyla, in which
the Turks were routed win Immense
slaughter, but OF the subsequent disaster,
OF tie Invaders, until their iiDai expulsion
from the soil OF liberty. From these de-
tails it wouid seem, that the oEieiR doc.
ument we published Yesterday, related to
secord battle, in which 30CS urks
were killed, and that we are yet wiihou,
the governmcnt Bulletin, containing the
details vi the splendid ucIosy mnicn we
nope M. atai nie ,.Hauc. paIol O! Orcec
and place I've vict iucv,r cNp,
control Of Ottoman tyranny.
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ALBAsY, Der. Is.

Melancholy y.-~Ats late oarn saisiog 20 Che
ssnso couny, n. Y ayOung man, IN a scuta-
having had ia, neck disiocsted, nc vas Car
Isei IN mat situation 10 his father, who wss
hs.ding up a corner post, and who was 80
oserco'De by the spectacle, tia, he quiited his
hold, when me uInbe,s fell, and k.lIed sepsn
yreS on fbe seof
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cellen, hofs-, 10 two days, va, able to travel
but ~ miies, tbOugh nsking every ea1r to
sdsanee. Ia abort, Gothing was ever head
OF, exceeding ,he horrors oi this s.orm. l,
lasted about four hours.
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.MEMORiNIll

Lah at Havana 2s'h ua. brig Samuel,
Shearmsn, OF ibls port.
Arrived at Boston on the 5th inst brig OF
Ter, Hopkins, from this port.
Spoken on Friday morning last, or the
Houk, schooner Magoe,, - days. from New.
Providence, for this pou.
spoken of Flores, Aug, 29'h, brig Ams,eI,
OF Tivenon, cutting op ao 30 bs',ei Whale.
Arrived al Boston on Sunday, sloop Roc.
buck, C'sndsli, tom tina port.
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Ladies Shoe Mandatory.
No i24. THhSEs STREE

No va. THs1Es sTREE7,
.fnd No. 3. CHsfcm House Court
TosIAH OTrs BuRDIcK, lately from
= Lynn, Ns.s respectfully informs his friends
aud the public. that he has taken the store formerly
occupied BY WIN. James Tiiey. and drec.y under
the Cuslom House. where he intends manufacturing
All /. nd. of LgDIES SHOES in the best style, znd
of the lest rails, and Sil sell them - low -
c. n be purchased IN town or state
Al orders yiii be paDcta-Iiy attended TO, and
hsrtfsih received Oct y
gJ several adve r,,ssn<au ss susssidns'y omit.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
EArERED.

EATERED.
Sloop Ro.e.in Boom, G. se1e, Nassau,
New Provdeaee (; sch. rasss,, Dsy,oo, Ne".
YSk.
CLEfRED.
Sch, Hslsns, Es,n-, Norfolk; sleep Ma
ry.Ann, Drum, Aoanyi srh. Eahst, Psc!,
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NEW GOODS.
Robert Z. Lee,
ia, Ibamey- Street.

Ho uHNrtcelVtd. rht 0nc's l,i lie
sssoTImen. of -
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
A. FOLLOWS
Niue. black and "'Aed Bro.deiorhs, from "a oen,s
to dollars.
ID 'ubie sod single miiled Cassimes,s. frao S. e,,.
to 81 SO.
slack aud colord dgured and plain Bornhsre,ts.
from IS To So cents.
B'snse,s. Dufhs, Plains. kerse,s, Bookings, and
BAixes.
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LIKh WISE,
SEQ yards good Towcloth; 500 do
hmehesn Shrungs; Chez, Suipes, Bed
ticks, Wooien Y1rn, Kni,ting Couon, Domss-
TIC Fl"uneis, Pads. Sheeungs, &c. &c.
Newport, Oct l6.
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CAtP& TlNGS,
VIM. James illey,

= .iS HAMss rREEr,
And No. !. CUSTOM HoU,E OUR,
HAS just opened one bale OF snpc, Kid
dermioster Csrpet,nes, fsom 6. % 6a9d vi.
Of very geod qpsiiy Tor the pl,c,.
On hand. bsu,d Cotton for Cumi rte. 5, end
a few ready made Cuuio,,tr., which are
cheaper and much bets ,hap Blankets.
Jvsr opESsp,
A complete asso'tneo 81 Cloths and other
Woollens, suitable fot toe r,e.en AID 40.
proacniny season, which sro go,"s oG 4p;diy
aud yCfy gEFsi .s... if't l6.
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cas'Ieston, S. c.; Do. Mary Aop. snith.
Gso,ge,owa, y. { sieop Almrs. Rose,
Poiladeiphia do. Expes Hanmet,, Ss,su
nah.
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For B!IISTOL and PROVIDENCE.
THE Steam. Boat BRISTOL Capt. J.
KoMER, sails for Bristol and Provi.
dence every day. at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ
and leaves Providence every day, at o.
clock. A. M Oct. 23.
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Fsss-ssu-sa Cg.r } Intsrsenes-.
a Rare Occurrence. Monday last,
Thomas He son, James Madison aud James
Monroe win sevef& other distinguished Cit
Izens attracted by vaiIous engage ments, at
tended q, Charlottesville. II is an Agreeable
spec'scle 20 sec such nsa meeting ,ogether
aud mineins without any parade with the
nsss of their coonttymen. None Of ,ha, sb-
sud Pomp which accompanies royal trip 10
Dublin or 10 Edinburgh! No political pos.
pose drew these gentlemen ,ogeIher-bul ,hr
holy cause of eduestion. The two .xPresi-
dents and tho present President are visitors
oi The University oi Vrsiuis--for whore 10
.eresls they were collected.
On the 7th Instant, Judge Drayton
pronounced sentence OF acyuitfal in tive
case OF the SpanisiI priva,etr brig Pal.
myra, prize to the Grampus. doing
SO, he paid bu, a JUS. compliment to the
officers and crew of that vessel, in eu!o.
gizng their zeal and disin,crcs,etlness in
the cause OF their country-admi,tr
that there was sufficient cause lor her de-
tentlon-but restored her 10 her officers
without consolidation Courier.
Arrived a, New York, OH Friday last,
United States schooner Granpus.
l." tenant Gregory, 6 days from
Charleston, with 100, 900 dollars in spe-
Gle, ior the United States Bank, and lhe
back Charleston mails.
Nasal The Macedonian friya,e,
Captain BIDDLs, is nearly ready ior SEA,
at Norfolk.
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Wss raised from The ground 10 q state more
lead than Otherwise. We hsve frequently
mead OF the earoisorous ptepens:ies of Tho
Brh Deg bur this ins,snc. Of attack upon
ooe OF the ls'gest Of our domestic animals,
for the purpose Of satisfying The craving, Of
hunger, exceeds any example wi,ho our re-
collection.
Fs.srssu-ya (gir } IafeRsgcnee-.
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control Of Ottoman tyranny.
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eyPRLsfIGG oJ al k,ads, ,ereeDse4 ~
q suissfrfsry rsnrrs a. shis c9fr.
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FsssrssI-yA Er intelligence
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1.-The Macedonian friya,e
Captain BIDDLs. is nearly ready ior STA,
at Norfolk.
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Real Estate for Sale.
--~0%@--

WVO be sold, by order of Court,
" on Wednesday, the 9th dsy,of March
next, at eleven of the clock, in the forenoon,
at the house of Merrick Race, Innholder, in
BroolSfeld, in the County Of Worcester, at
Publict Vendue--
All the Real Estate belonging to DAM
TEL B. GRosvENoR, late of Brool1feld, afore-
said, Esq. consisting of an excellent Farm,
containing 10 acres, more or less, with a
Dwelling House, Bnn, and Out-Houses.
also-the Estate formerly owned by
Mr.. Gan misunderstanding Of about s
acres of excellent Moving, on which are
large and good Dwelling House, Barn, and
Out Houses, and large and convenient Hat
ser's Shop--and 25 acres, more or less, of Pas
ture, Woodland and Moving, about one mile
distant.
The above Estates are situated on the
post-road between Boston and Springfield,
near the South Parish Westinghouse, in said
rookfield.-Conditions will be liberal, and
will be made known at the time and place Of
Sale. For LUCY GROSvENOR, .qdr.
JoNA. P. GRosyESoR, her Attorney.
Dec. 10, 1891. eov3t
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Aromatick Snuff,
FOR
Headache and CatQryh.


HNHIS fragrant and innocent
n composition (made principally from
herbs,) rouses the spirits, clears and stimulates
the olfactory nerves, and removes that drowsi-
ness which, on some occasions, viii prevail in
spite of our utmost efforts to battle it. To the
weary traveller, or to those who watch with or
visit the sick, it will be found most grateful
cordial.
In long, dull and nervous headaches,
and in all cases of recent Catarrh, it is an in
iallible remedy. This article, called ARo-
MArrcK SNUFF, is recommended in the above
cases by DR., Waterhouse, late Professor of the
Practice of Physick in the University of Cam
bridge.
For sale at G.. A. TRUMBULL's Book
store-Price, so cents a bottle.
Worcester, Noo. IA, 1921. en-
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FARM TO LET.

THO Let-the Farm know by
Il the name of the Mount Walastor farm.
lying in Quincy, about miles from Bosbn.
1t contains 375 acres of Land, about 30 of
which is Of the best Salt Marsh. 1t has dlarge
genteel Dwelling House upon it, in god re-
pair, recently fitted up and painted-an con-
venient qt-Houses.-Also, large BINS
one built years since, 80 by 40, the othr so
by 40. The soil is suitable for raising alltinds
of grain cultivated in this part of the copltry,
and there has been cut upon it some year 100
tons of English hay.-This Farm present. pc
culiar advantages for the keeping of lilch
Cows, which is well known to be verypro-
ductive branch of farmers business. lies
about 8 miles upon the sea-coast, and ha Pc
culiar advantages for getting the sea-veed,
which is Of great value in making manure -
. The fences are now in good repair, and be-
tween Q and 300 loads Of manure is now ID the
yard, heaped ready for use.
The above Farm win be let UPON a
lease off from TO years, and possession given
on the lst of April next; and, n is believed,
combines more advantages thanhny one to let
within SO miles of Boston. Thepremises nay
be viewed by application to Mr. LuTHER
SPEAR, the tenant in possessin; and the
terms upon which lease will le given, may
be known by applying to thu Hn. Thomas B.
ADAMS, of Quincy, or to JOHN START, of Lam
caster,
Lancaster. Der. IN 1901 etao1v
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

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To companies of So subscribers, who take
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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-01-30
Valuable Medicine.
ANTI DYSPEPTTC PILLS,
PREPARED BY HENRY JAMES.

A N approved and almost Ger
IN tain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indiges-
ton, Habitual Costiveness, and Piles.
1t is well known that Dyspepsia is one of the
most frequent and formidable diseases of our
country. It's commencement is indicated in
different patients by various symptoms, of
which the most remarkable are--Irregutarity
Of Tie dopels, obstinate costi0eness, rlolet head
ache, commonly called nervous or sick head
ache, yelloUless of the eyes and skin, acidity Of
stomach after eating, often called heartburn,
atulence, or wind on the stomach, bitter taste IN
the mouth in the morning, (etid breath, drOacsi-
ness after dinner debility, iassttHde, en.aciaior,
depression Of spirits, &c.
The Pills now offered are not proposed on
the principle of speciticks. Their use was sug-
gested by theory but their efficacy has been
tested by long and faithful experience, and the
result has been unparalleled success.
Piles being connected with Indigestion and
costiveness, are certainly and speedily remov-
ell by the Pills.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, are assured that the Anti-Dyspep-
tic Pills are remedy we'll worth their aften-
ton, and entitled to their entire confidence.
FOR SALE, EY
ROBINSON G. MARSH, Worcester:
Likewise, by Isaac d. Ball, Hartford; T. & S.
Southmayd & Co. Middletown; and ]. & r.
L. Clark & Son, 80 Maiaen-Lane, New-York.
Harvester Orr % 1891 ~