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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-17
ADDRESS.
FELLOW CITIZENSt

FELLOW CITIZENS!
As the period annual election of the State Executive approaches
year The elective privilege should
By s~e under WHICH SSI
the ~ho y n oe 'pa beeyne 5 n
hen make no movement without the deliberate foresight
and can only be preserved by cb
ing rulers You have then before yo Fellow Citizens
important duty one which may not be ensed with and which
you are bound perform ucious and good
on Let u.s. ep inquire our present Governor worthy
full view stake ascertain if he be entitled our
supper and has shown himself be the
In GE decide these questions need which
have not wander far search of facts Mr. Eu utterly of
exhibition his honor si his 'dn 1 ee
fair unahed tal and if pregnant disgrace Euu
his %o f eP1e ee has " '" has proclaimed his h0n0 and by
times the and eqb @ % s 1f hs
feeling abated disposed forget unhappy dis
baance political sOm-h tempest was hush
time favorable eny forgiveness elected the
% @ "b % in% WE on5p an on time had
the hy head We the readily acquesce
and his confidently anticipated oper-
alton same spirit of and mpara which had conferred upon
qualified expression of applause The result has shown how widely
Federal Electors You speech spok-
presented you conduct your Governor and you will
mot .VG h the malignant TRADE which pleased him. grauo
echoed through Legislative Hall
luminosity You repoah
abe dead You heard foul SANDER
You heard the Governor
which seconded and approved that uhaowed
been permitted prevail the interests the
yse accused political apOacy mpeached
public official best
We will nothing mnmbeciy speech alluded to exhb-
ITS will the evidence
standing but would earnestly which nce,
such with confidence
OF the tranquility and harmony the State under his
we'll for the future, Governor
Commonwealth
reknde the expiring embes ofp heat Such questions Fellow Citizens
that nothing has the The
moderation and fbeaance marked the
raon and did political adveies
firmly established another
odou and noee that the their
unworthy
cratic party The certainty that opposite
they pursued would deprive them of the political ascena
sufficient to induce precauiou Still disposition
by Gov Eus the disposition his
and tranquility ohe Commonwealth confirm
|pePen influence
Federal Electors His Excee speech not the only novel
which has forth from the high the land during the political
which about concluding We
the adopted Father of the American Family relation
ected CIA 1t will he remembered that giteng bait hung last
Spring Y the friends of Gov Eua pledge that should he be elected Of
ce the State would richer by million after the
regeneration possible Embassy accordingly despatched Washington
with pnay settle this
and the claim seemed asetement
The time approached when people would naturally talk
redemption the pledge Something be dne quickly Mr. Monroe
looked this Star the East shining with its kindred lights and he feared
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-17
SUnrce1ter
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1894.
Worcester County Nominations.


AT large and respectable meeting Republicans held at the
court House Worcester on Wednesday the 10th Hon. SETH HAS
TINGS in the chair
0ted unanimously recommend the suages
the County OF Worcester the ensuing Election
FOR GOVERNOR
Nn1t+ SAMUEL Iafhrnp.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Mn1t+ Rtrharn SotufQaot+
FOR SENATORS,
Hon. Aaron Tufts,
Hon. Stephen P. Gardner,
Hon. Benjamin Adams,
Hon. Nathaniel p. Denny,
Joseph G. Kendall, ESQ.
Iofed that the address and proceedings this Meeting published in
the Massachusetts Spy and Massachuet Yeoman.
SETH HASTINGS CHAIRMAN.
The Committee appointed for that above meeng have
reported the following
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-17

"The National fntelligencer, after
eulogizing the firmness, frankness, and
independence with which Mr.. OTIs de-
clined being candidate for Governor,
says, SAMUEL LATHROP, has there
fore been put in nomination, as the Fed
eral Candidate. Mr.. Lathrop, it adds,
is now, and has for several. years been
highly respected member of Congress.
Speaking of the Federal Party, the
IntelIigencer, adds, ave should be want
ing in candor, if we were not to avail
ourselves of the present occasion to say
that we believe there are to be found
among those who class themselves as
Federalists, individuals illustrious for ev-
cry civil and social virtue, and who
would do honor to any station in which
their country could place them. We
should be glad 10 see such individuals
placed in situations in the government
for which their natural and acquired
talents qualify them. When we See
them distinguish themselves, by the
sid? Of their Republican bretheren, in
the army and the navy, illustrating our
history by their valor, and sealing our
victories by their blood, we cannot de-
ny their claim TO due participation in
the .honors and emoluments of civil en-
ployment much less should we be to-
tally Indifferent to their opinions on
great national questions" CentineI.
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.Iuseum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
The nature Of this enterprise, may be nndel
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andaselies If ad Scnttious reverseS. The resi
val oft with alaraer scope, " 'uld seem likely
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4 multi lhcaton oil readers OF periodical works,
Y and ne wide diffusion OF the habit OF seeking in
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Quanlico Canal Lottery, 18th class
SCHEME.
co.. prizes, 1880 iic1- $4,000
tnGlH hunks tis uf 81


This ID lottery io,uedby the tcrnary com.
binnlion aud FORMULATION o. ~ Nos. To de-.
term,ne The prizrs therein the % Nos " III be
publicly placed into wheel on the daysof
drawing, and tour ol them be drawn out And
that iicko, having on II The isi I'd and 3d
Nos. drawn iromihe wheel IN the lder IN
which drawn, will be entitled TO the highest
prize those 9 other tickets which shall
have ON them the .anie nnmbers IN the o,Lee
orders al combination md pcfmutntion, Will
each he entitled TO prize Of $4,000 those
q other tickets which shall have on tLrri
three oi the drawn numbers, and those thee
the Isl, ID md 9TH, will chch be entitled 10 a
prize OF $1,000 those q other tickets which
shall have on III. three oi The d,hwn Nos
Bnd those three the Isl, ed end 9TH, will he
ench entitled 10 prize % 5000 those oil.
az tickets which shDll have Oh then three of
the drawn Nos. viz tae Cd, 3D. mud fih VII
eneh be entitled 10 piize Of Saf0; lto.e l3H
tickets which shall hase on then two OF il y
drawn Nos and those Two Tue Sd and III
draw u, will each be entitled 10 plizo Of 4 o
NIL others having on ihcu Two o. The drawn
Nos. (bcing 6"o) viii each he Quilted 10
prize OF $40, mid MI those which sllji have
one of the drnwn Nos. on Qbeing oo5c) vii
each be entitled tor prize % ~.
No ticket which shall have drawn u prize of
supci ioT demonstration can he emitted 10 IN
inferior prize. Prizes payable 30 days alter
the drawing, uld snijcci rs usual 10 u dcdpc.
ton %. IL per ecn.
Tie drawing VIII take plnce on 1bprgdnp
the 2bth day q, h0u0ibtr aeAi or nj much
earlier day Il The sale OF iicLots viii wsfrait
II.
Whole Tickets So--IIulycs 81 60--onaittte
81 20.
Packages o. 9 tickets embracing The 81
combination and FORMULATION nan ers OF the
lottery, WARMED 10 drnw, NJ lens 500 less
Than 10 per Gent nv nko be had ~ In zane
rate, bu ON lat day the tickets will positive
y be advanced 10 80.
ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
Inne 4
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No. IL.

,olatn With sacrilegious hands the last S.
sanet tiary al fiiihfn love p The hoy siued
ike one peifIied, stared al ne for M.
nient With aluoh Understandable perlleNii.
thrn screwing up one coruer of his mnii
almost IN contact WITH the correspond
eoraer Of his one trlnl,led mp cye--ai T.
same iimr showing up iis old ragged hai,
aud scratching his curly pate and ila,,n.
rs suppose, ~ the lielp Of tina, operation,
construed my vehement address into the
language of inquiry, he SIT himself vefy
methodieally about satisfying my CURIOSITY
on every point wherever he conceived it
possible might lave Intercepted him
taking MS cue, With some ingenuity from
the one word of my oration. which was
familiar to his ear -" Dead Ees, Squoirc
been dead twelve months last Whitsuniide
and The be- hs'n imminent, an madam
Was married last week Ia 0ui measter, and
THE be otfg cow
oh, Reader
l. il to hc wondered 1T that since this adj
venture, have never been disposed 10 look
with an nrglisicning, and even cynical
eye, 90 those same flower pot graves
-e1oe-
None are so fond Of secrets ms those who
do not mean 10 keep them such persons
eo,et scereta,as aspcndlhriiI eoysts money,
for the purpose OF clrculaiion.
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NYuss and Medicines.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

.4POTHEC7RY AVID DRCGGIST,
HAS received directly from New York
l. aud Pb,lade phia, supply OF DRUGS,
aud fresh Family MEDICINES, of the purcst
quality, which will be sold AT the Richmond
pIices.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
chants, aud others, who buy large quantities,
and cannot dt all times find ii convenient To
pay the cash, can be supplied on liberal Gre
Jill, vince puuctuaIityis observed. Families
in tits own, and is vicinity, supplied With
medicine pat W in the incest style, payable
hal! yearly.
Re aas also received, English and Amer-
can White Lead, ground in oil dry ditto ;
Spanish Brown, in oil ; dry ditto ; Vel
low Oehre in oil dry ditto; Spirits of
Turpcntne Linseed Oil Venetian Red ;
Red Lead /; Prus,ian Blue, No. and , SUI
periot Chrome Yellow; Patent Green; Spruce
yellow Dutch Pink Minernl Green kings
Yellow Rose, Pink, LytlarSc, English and
American Nermiiion; Ivory Black; Pant
Brushes of every description English aud
American Terra de Sienna Black Lead
Lamp Bac! Turkey Umber; Gold Leaf OF
superior qualty; Silver ditto; Spanish hi
Ting Pals ditto; American olue superior
Blue Smalts Punice Stone; Coach Cophl
Varnish Furniture ditto Gum Copai Ground
Camwood Stone Ochre Loswood, ground
and in sticks, &c. &C. together with every
other Paint and DyeStu now m use. A
more complete assortment OF goods III his line
never has ueen offered in this market before,
and he earnestly soliciis his friends and The
publc 10 give him call, to whom he returns
bis greatful acknowledge for past patron
"a, Aug. Il.
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.

~. w VI. ~.
A. its titleindicates, the Journalaow Offered
90 the patronage oithe public, will be con; iuct
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cious taIes, AID where /. imports us like the
Pr udent husbandman, to REJECT the ono, and
hoard the other. Th'se publications are,
mo, cover, al tits time 50 nume Gus, SO costly
and so d lheult To ne procured, that really they
can only be consulted bya large majority OF the
cul.ivatots OF 5cienoelnthe Unite Sta es, thro
a IN dunn 5 ,mewhat siuila to the one now
proposed. It'sthete.ore meant to 1--WE an eX-
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exhibit the togress OF me Physical Sciences a.
broad, but TO DO anav, ina great degree, the
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NEw AMERICAN
biographical DictionarS
A REMENBRANCER
A REMEuBRANCER

OF THE
Departed Htroes, Sages aud Statesmen of 4.
merica.
To be confined exclusively TO those who sig.
nalized themselves, in eithe capacity, in tn.
Revolutionary War. which obtained The hide.
pendence oil .nei county.
Second Edition. nappendir--coatGining
TlNiiE Declaration by Tue Represent tiveS .
i he United Colonies o North Ame,lca,
acting forth .he cause and necessity OF taking
up arms, July d, ll.5-rhe Petition by the
Representatives OF the Unitsd Colonies, TO tae
King oil Great Britain, July 8, l175-Apiocla.
ton OF Congress FOL day OF IA ting, humiIia-
ton and p aye, March 10, l775-The Dec'a.
ration D, Independence, Judy 4, l71G--and tbe
manifesto bv he cong,css oil the United States
of America, October so, li79.
Also, the Constitution o! ihe United States,
and the Farewell Address o. General WASH.
rNsTos, TO Ire People Of ae Uni ID States, an
nonneing his intention OF retiring .ion pubic
service, Scptemhefi7, 1896.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
" We are reduo ed TO me alte, NAIVE oi chloe
sing an unconditional subms. ION To the ty. an-
ny OF iirtated ministers, OF resistance bv %, cc
The latte, - on choice. We have counted the
cost oil this contest, and find nothing SO dread.
nj as vount'sy slave y. Honor, justice, and
humanity, loroid rs namely 10 sur ender that
,ecdom which We cceived itom cur gallant
ancestors, and which our innocent posteiity
have right toreccive from us. We cannot
endure the iuian'y and guilt oil resIsnng sue
ceeding sencI atonsto that etchc,incss which
ineyitabl, awai them, II we basels ent Ill here.
ditaiy bondage upon them.
i" The arms W. have been compelled by our
Ill IN del, ,ieyc
hazard, with unabatIng G,mness and pe'sevci
ance, employ 10, the reservation OF our hLe,-
tits--beine With one mind resolved to dienee-
men ather than TO live slaves. - Deriorotioa
Of Congress, selling forth the necessity u iakiHg
up drms--Juiy Is, ITO
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P.4TEA II .uEUlClA Els.
Hahn's Anti Billions Pills,

They ARE eAcellently adapted 10 carry OIL
snperiluons bile, aud preven i,s morbid Sc.
cretions TO restore aud amend the sppc-
tite 10 produce iree Precipitation, aud
thereby prevent colds, which are often OF fatal
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American journal Of Science and
Arts,


.frssor Of Chemistry, SC. Yale CoHrge.
This journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers. between which there is an interval
Of about three months, .orn volume.
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~ y Y Y W ;

LUCKY OFFICE, Lynchhurg, Virginia.
We would particularly invite the public to
examine the 9TH clnss OF the Qrnntico Canal
Lottery. This plan Of drawing lotteries has IA
DECIDED advantage over any other plan we
have ever examined. Orders fro III any part q
the United States, (posi pnid,) will meet with
prompt attention, il directed 10 Abraham X
North's Office, Lynchburg, virginia.
Whole Tickets SIS
Halves so
Quarters rs
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Mouse and Sign paintins,
The Subscriber has just received, and
offers for safe,

offers for safe.
Brown Sugar, OF superior quaity,
Double aud single refined Loaf Sugar,
Java and best green Coffee,
Gnnpowder aud Imperial Tea,
Spermaceti and taiIow Candies,
Durham Mustard,
Spanish CiCars,
Janaica aud Antigua Rum,
Holland Gin,
French Brandy,
Port Wine, (serY snperior)
Aiadcira, Cieily Madeira and Malaga Wine,
London Porter,
New Ark Ro;etcd Cider,
Jameisons Crackers,
Best Chewing 1obnc co, &c &C.
join NJ GORDON.
p. S. lie expects in few dnys 10 receive
a few boxes OF excellent Champaign.
September 3.
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NUTMEGS, Mace, Cloves, White Gin
~ ger, Jiack and long PeWer, 6inch dnd
wbite Mustard Seed, .Hlspire, IWmttir, Cfn'
nnmon, and every other article used IN pick
THOMAS J. DUAL.
septembesa: Hf
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The Restorative Porder for The Teeth
and Gums.
Habn's Genuine Eye Water.
| .ce's Ointment 70. the Itch,

Warranted an in allibe remedy.
The Gbove celebrated Medicines are pre-
pared mud sold wholesale aad rcaiI [onlv) by
H. LEG, No. %, N.aden-Lane, New iotk--
nnd ior sale by padicnlar appoin ment, IN
LvnchbmS, by ADRIAN X. NORTH.
June s. 1887
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AUok at Vhis :.

DERSONS holding small prize tickets
L in any OF the northern Io,terirs, can have
he liberty OF renewing them in the beautiful
IN class of the Qnantico Canal Lottery, on
Indication AT
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llamilton's Worm Lozenges.

|
Celebrated ,or removing worms, aud best
knownremcdy lor cleansing the stomach aud
! bowels.
dose OF Ibis Medicine eivcn oeea ona,lv
during HE warm s.dso5, viii even'ng epie-
vent The sohllIihs aad pnr us 81 chit ten II
dreadful disorder, watch Rnnupllv dcstroes
thousands oi the ln.sai par, OF our ciizcns.
II Is likewise HE mildesi aud mos, cerInin re-
mcdy known, aud has restored To health aud
strength great nun Der, when IN an advanced
Stage OF this fatal Goa plain Portierlar aud
plain Instructions Pre gwen ,or every pat oil
The necessary treat aenl in such cases.
HamiltOn's Grand Restorative
Is recon, acnded rs AN invaluable Medicine,
10, the speedy RELIEF and per amen, cure o;
Nervous Disorders, Nio'en; Cts1ps n ,ie
Lowness.o, Spirits, stomrch and bacL,
Loss 81 Appetite, Indigestion,
lmpurity oil the Blood, Melancholy,
Hy>terical Ahrctons. Goui IN the Stomach,
Inward Weakness, AMI Pains in the Limbs,
Debility. RelaNations, sc sc.
Cure for Coughs oad Colds.
ia II.ION'S ELiXlR.
\ sovereign fenicdv 10, Colo, obstinate
COUGHS, Asian,t :, sore lisoats mud approach
ing consnmt, ons, md o.. Disorders o. the
breas, mud Lungs
To ua.enss uho have eide afflicted with
HOPPING COUGH.
This discovery is D. ,he ,,> magnitude, ms II
afford, =. iediate ralie,, chee',s The prosress,
and in short ii IL rh,;rely removes The mosl
cruel Il; order 10 nicn children are liable.
Hamiitone Genuine Essence and
T. .i.uct o. Mustard.
\ sac and hec,u.l remedy for acuie pnd
chronic hra. at;sn,, honi, rheumatic Eont
pdseY, An bs %, 1hness, white dwellings,
chilbE,in, ~. ms, bruises, pain in tue face
and nee, c.o.c.
Lees Persian Lotion
j. M ,Ivalrsble coe,detic, perfectly innocent
aud s.,e OF unparalleled efficacy IN p,even-
ting end ~ moving blcGishes in the lace and
skin, OF every Kind, particularly ireeslesf PIN
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The Restorative Po9rdcr for The Teeth
and Gums.
Habn's Genuine Eye Water.
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