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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23
Consnnptfons, Coughs &c
DUTLER'S VHEsTADLE

z " INDIAN SPECIFlCTdEr/ the cure O
Colds, Coughs, COnsumptions, Splitting of Blood
Asthmas, aud all Disorders of the Breast and
Lungs.
There is perhaps no medical observation better
established, none more generally confirmed by tie
experience of the best physicians, of all ages and
countries, and none Of more importance TO the
human family, than the fact, that many of tie
most difficult and incurabe consumptiohs Orig
nate in neglected colds. In climate so variable
as ours, where the changes OF the weather are
frequently sudden and unexpected, 1t requires
more care and attention to guard against this dan.
gerous enemy of life, than most people imagine
or are able and willing to bestow. The bills Of
mortality exhibit the melancholy fact, that The
proportion Of deaths by this disease may he cen.
sidered as about five to one. Inasnuch, then, as
this fatal disease bids defiance to The skill of the
most learned physicians, It IS agrStIfleaton to the
Propretor that he is enabled to Oer, to those af.
Gictcd with it, goodly prospect Of relief in that
highly valuable remedy, the VEGETABLE INDIAN
SPEciPIC. The Indians are happy IN their know
ledge of medical plantsi governed wholly by ex.
perience. they are certain as 10 their effect and
i is said by an author Of great character, that a
true consumption is a disease never known among
CERTIFICATE.
"BALTIMoRE DEC. Z, 1895.
0I. w. Price. Of the city of Baltimore, Il
hereby certify and declare, that was for w w
time afflicted with a severe co', acc lolS
with an almost incesssnt cough, and main n nv
breast aud lungs; also splitting If Jl5oG and ~ ~
rulent matter from the lung, with niSht su.e,ts
and fcvers, and was mncl.. cmacated With loss Of
appetite rest, &c spilled to several eminent
physicians, and pas ed through course of medi-
cine, but could o1tain no relief, and found myself
FAST yerging IN to confirmed consumption.
Having at length heard of the many astonishing
cnres eHieetedby the Vegetable Indian Specific /
was induced to make trial OF il, and found almost
immediate relief, and my rest restored. con.
tnued its use, improving fast, my appetite better,
and all the symptoms of the disease daily dimin.
ishing, and W few weeks was completely cured,
and have remained so for several months, and am
nov in better health and flesh than | have been
for many years. w. PRICE"
: For sale (only) by J. ROBINSON, Druggist,
Worcestcr.--Price 81 per bottle.
December 2s, 1925.
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THE Stockholders of the
4 Blackstone Canal Company are hereby
notified, that third lustalment, OF Ten Dol
lars, on each share, is ordered and payable
on the first day of September next. Payment
will be received at the Worcester Bank
Those Stockholders who have neglected 10
paw the instruments now due, are requested &c
make payment without further delay,
STEPHEN SALISBURY, IN. Treas.
Worcester, August l6, 1926.
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Patent Lead aqueductS.

g ssI1EE Subscribers respectfully
Il inform The Public, that they still Con-
tinue the manpjn.;;;"e''"ri"g Of LEAD AQUh-
DUCTS, for the conveyance of water. The
manner in which they are made, renders them
as cheap al first cost as Wooden Aqueduct';
so that the purchaser, in this case, will be fr'e
from the trouble Of repairing leaky and rottm
Logs. Any person or persons wishing TO pr.
chase Aqueducts of this kind, can be furnin-
ed with any size as cheap, according 10 ae
weight, as can be procured in any part of he
country, by calling on the Subscribers. at
their Shop, near THoMAs's Coffee-Housesin
Worcester.
They hat,er themselves that. from their x-
perience in the business, and from the enCoue-
agement they have hitherto received, they
shall still merit the patronage of those who
wish to purchase this kind of article.
WASHBURN & GODDARD.
Worcester, July /, 1926.
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HANNAH HASKIN. Of Bar

& e re, in said County, begs leave TO repre-
sent, that on the twelfth day Of December, in
the year Of oHF Lord eighteen hundred and
thirteen, she was legally married to one VIII
liam Haskin, in the town Of Midway, in the
County Of Norfolk in the year eighteen
hundred and fifteen, in the City of Troy, in
the stale Of New-York, the said William COM
mitted the crime Of adultery with person
unknown TO your Lbellant-that they came
to the town of Barre about nine years since,
where they lived together till about Eve years
since, when said William committed the crime
of Larceny, for which he was sentenced TO
the House of Correction in said County OF
Worcester, for the term of two years-and
that he has never resided with your Libellant
since, nor made any provision for the support
of his fanily-aud has gone out of the Com
monwealth to places unknown to your Libel
lant-wherefore she prays, that the bonds of
Matrimony between her and the said William
may be dissolved.
HANNAH IASKIN.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, August /, S26.
10 The Heirs Of JAMES REED, late Of Fitch
burg, an said County, deceased, and TO all
others concerned an The Estate of said de-
ceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
"a pear If you see it) at the Court of Pro-
Oate to be holden at Worcester, in said County /.
on the first Tuesday in September next, at one
OF the clock, after noon, to show cause why the
Accounts Of the Administration Of said Estate
should not be allowed, and the balance of prop
erty deereed, to be distributed according TO said
deceaseds Will and you will be heard thereon
EAfHL PAINE, j. Prot.
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40 bbls. Lon Lon
49, don White
Lead.
25 do. Philadelphia do.
S tons Red Lead.
so bbls. Black do
rs do. Spanish Brown.
25 casks Yellow Ochre.
1000 lbs. Chrome yell
low.
s bbls. Stone do.
5 cases Chinese YER
million.
8 casks Verdigris.
80 bbls. Venetian Red.
80 tons Whiting.
90 cases Gum Shellac.
10 do. do. Copal.
10 bbls. Copal Narnish.
so do. Spts. Turpentine
| so do. l4inseed Oil.
so reams Sand Paper.
5 cases Gum Opium.
S do. do. Myrrh.
! S do. do. Tragacanth.
S do. do. Mamma.
10 do. do. Aloes.
8 do. do. Gamboge.
10 10. do. Camphor.
| With a is7-ge and CT
| Paints, Medicine.
| Windoa0 Glas
| Instr,
For sale at No. 10
! Sire,
| DELANO &
At wholesale or retail,
| terms, than can
other Store
| Boston, July 10, 10
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3soetrp.

The following lines are taken from small
volume. entitled, 1.-THE Star in the East
with other Poems,n by Josiah 'Coader, pub
lishsd some time since in London.
HOME.
That is not home, where, day by day,
wear the busy hours away;
That is not home, where lonely night
Prepares me for the tolls OF light;
,Tis hope, and Joy, and memory, givesS
A home ia which the heart can hive.
These walls no lingering hopes endear,
No fond remembrance chains me here.
Cheerless l-heave the lonely sigh
Eliza, cans't thou tell me why
IT'S where thou art is home to me,
And home, without thee, cannot be.
There are who strangely love to roam,
And find in widest haunts their home
And some in halls and lordly state,
Who yet are homeless, desolate.
The sailors home is on the main,
Tho warriors, on the tented plain;
The maiden's, in her bower of rest,
The infants, on its mothers breast;
But where thou art is home to me,
And home, without thee, cannot be.
There is no home in halls of pride,
They are too high, aud cold, Pod ride.
No home is by the wanderef found;
IT'S not in place-it hat''a no bound.
1t is circling atmosT,lnere
Investing all the r.eaTt holds dear;
A law, OF strange, attractive force,
That holds me feelings in their course;
1t is Pre- undefn'd,
O'ersb'4 dowing the conscious mind,
Whs re love and duty sweetly blend
To consecrate the name of friend:
pIhere'er thou art is home to me,
And home, without thee, cannot be.
My love, forgive the anxious sigh
hear the moments rushing by,
And think that life is feeting fast,
That youth with us will soon be past.
Oh! when will time, consenting, give
The home in which my heart can live
There shall the past and future meet,
And Ger our couch, in union sweet,
Extend their cherub WINGS and shower
Bright influence on the present hour.
Oh! when shall lsraers mystic guide,
The pillar,d cloud, our steps decide;
Then resting, spread its guardian shade,
To bless the home which love hath made
Daily, my love, shall thence arise
Our hearts, united sacrifice:
And home, indeed, and home will be,
Thus consecrate and shar'd with thee.
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HYDES & GRANTS

EEAVE again put their Fur
Il D. mace in blast, and are in readiness TO
execute orders for CASTINGS. Their best
exertions shall not be wanting to merit a
share ofpublic patronage.
Stafford, Comm Jan. 16. eowf6w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23
LEICESTER .4CADhWH

.AOTICE is hereby given,
that there will be Public Gamma
ton of the Students of Leicester cademy,
instead Of the Annual Exhibition, asformerly
conducted, on Wednesday, August 3.
The Examination will commences at 8 o.
clock. A. Nj. in the Academy CHI; pei, and
will be followed, at 70 O'Clock, bi several
Declarations.
The Friends of the Students, hd such
aides and Gentlemen as may feel an inter
est in the Academy en- the occa41n, are
respectfully invited to attend.
JOHN NELSNN,
Secretary Of the Podrd.
Leicester, August 9, 1876.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23

10 The Hon. the justices f re Supreme
judicial Court. holden a Worcester,
zcithin Gnd for the County Of forces
ter, on TIE second Tuesday Of august, By
adjournment from the third Tuesday Of
april A. y. 1926.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23

FESHE repairs and additions will
e be completed by the 25th insy /; the
building will then be commodious and cegant.
The Schools will commence on the 29t inst.
in the two departments. The MasteIs de-
partment will be under the care of Mr.,4!ien
Gannett, a graduate of Dartmouth Cllege,
who is highly recommended as gentleman
and scholar, well qualified 10 give saiidaction
as an Instructor in all the branches o an Eng
lish education, and the higher branhes pre-
paratory for College.
The Misses department will be uder the
care Of Miss Dolly Blake, daughter Of he late
Hon. Francis Blake, of Worcester, win, is rec
ommeneed as being highly qualified TO pstruct
in all the branches Of literary and po'te ed
uCation, usually taught in similar institutions,
and, if required, in the French languafe. A
useful and entertaining Library is now fFnish-
cd for the use OF the scholars, Particular at
teution will be paid TO their morals, aid TO
pains be spared TO promote their improve ent.
Tuition in each department will be frtn 81
TO So: so per Quarter; and Board may +, had
in respectable families, at convenient di4anc
es, from s. to s 50 per week.
The Trustees tender their thanks "a the
Public for the support they lave given the In
stitution; and, from the consideration that it
has been extensively useful, and :hat it low
furnishes higher advantages, they fatter them
selves it will share still more extensive pat
ronsge. ALPHEUS HARDING, Sec'rg.
New Salem, August 7, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. July 81, 1926.
A TTACHED on mesne pro

" OICvsIVIi 80 FUly Oh Io<0.
a TTACHED on mesne pro.
L a cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold at Public Auction, at the dwelling house
of Jonathan WiReheaer, Jr. in Ashburnham,
in said County, on Saturday the 9th day of
September next, at o'clock, p. Nj. all the
Right in Equity which JONATHAN WIN
CHESTER, or said JONATHAN WINCHES-
TER JR. has to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate on which they now live, in the easter.
ly part Of said Ashburnham, containing about
81 acres, adjoining land Of Reuben Rico,
Joseph Gibbs, and others---also the Right
which said WINCHESTERS have in Equity
TO redeem certain Pasture Of about q acres,
bounded on the road from AsAbufnham to
Ashby, and By land of George r. Cusl.iug
and others.
SAMUEL HoUGHToN, d. Sheriff.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Worcester, So Supreme Judicial Court at
Worces ter, April Term, 1896, and holden
by adjournment Oh the second Tuesday OF
August, A. D. 1926.
On the Petition aforesaid, Or
dsred, that the Petitioner notify all persons in
terested therein, LIVING within this Common
wealth, to appear at the next term of this
Court. to be holden at Worcester aforesaid,
on the first Tuesday of October next, by serv-
ing them severally with an atteSed copy of
said Petition, and this order of Count thereon,
fourteen days, at least, before the sitting Of
said Court, and that he notify all persons in.
terestcd therein, living without this Common
wealth, to appear at the next term of this
Court to be holden as aforesaid, by publishing
an attested copy of said Petition, and this Or
der of Court thereon, in the .NassachuseAs
SIN, and Worcester County .4drertfser, three
weeks excessively, the last publication to be
fourteen days, at least, before the sitting of
said Court, that they may then and there
shcw cause, if any they have, why the prayc,,
thereof should not be granted.
Attest, ABlJAH BlGEL0W, CJerk
COPY of the Petition and or DER of Court
Attest,
ABlJAH IdGELOIV, Clerk.
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ana
Medicines, Paints, and
Dye-Stu!fs.

20 tons Cam
peachy Logwood.
so do. Fustic-
20 do. Haeke Nicara-
qua.
10 do. Shell do.
s do. Redwood.
100 bbls. grou nd Cam
wood.
$50 do. do. Lpgwood.
so do. do. Fulstic.
10 do. do. Redwood.
rs do. do. Nicaragua.
Q cases Bengal Indigo.
| Szeroons Spa lish Float
do.
10 bbls. Blue Nitriol.
90 do. Alum.
10 hhds. CopPeras.
SIS carbOys Oil Nitrlol.
S hhds. Madden.
90 gross Press Papers.
10 bales Orange Peel.
s do. Gentian Root.
10 do. Pink do.
S do. Fol SIENNA.
10 do. Snakeroot.
900 do. LiquOrlce Root
. do. Sponge.
assoTi",""-..t, of
IS, and Dys-Sta:6s
IS, & Surgeons
uHleRtS,
g. 90; South Marke
.et, by
: WHITNEY.
/, on as good, if not bette
be bought at any
G in the city.
}26. 3m
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No 4, Long-WhaTf, BosToN,
Offer for sale, at reduced prices,
81 - Casks White IL do. Logwood;
~ Lad. do. Redwood;
N A. RadTesd. do. Nicaragua
iSShis Venetian Red $50 bbis. ground Dye
90 do. Spanish Brown oo WOODS
* c.s1,s Fr,b Yellow; do. Blue Ntriol
500 lbs. Chrome do.i hnds, CoppEas;
s cases Gum Copal; DO ,Hadde
5 do. do. shellac; ~ carooys " F"f'0''
600 lbs Prussian Blue; cases indIsI;
$50 lbs. Chinese Yer looo IDS Guh C"''
million. pnoF
5 bbls. Copal Varnish 2oO do. OPIUM
| II do. Linseed Oil; l2uO DO. Aioe
* A. Snt,s Turpent. 1000 do. Cren Tartar
ono Ibe Rose Pink; bales Senh;
l50 DO French Green cases Liqiorice;
| 10 tons Vusic;
| WITH AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or
! DRUGS, PAINTS, s. DYES UFFS'
On tie most farora5ls Terms for Cash o CTed"'
R.-Gentlemen wishing topurqas9, are
respectfully invited to CALL
Boston, August 8, 1926. ."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23

The following lines are taken from small
volume, entitled, 1.-THE Star in the East,
with other Poems," by Josiah 'Coader, pub
lisisd some time since in London.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23
Paints, Medicines, y Dye-StpGs'
FLETCHER & CARRUTH,

No A, Long-Wharf, BOsToN,
Offer for sale, at reduced prices,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-29
+EEz zZE: REPOSITORY.
DYING FOR LOVE.

10 turn stark fools and subjects fit
Tor sport Of boys and rlbbIe w.t.
lluDInRA-.
DYING for love is a very silly thing 1t al
~Ncrs no one good end whatsoever. 1t is poeti-
c:d-ronantlc, perhaps immorAIlin@ but, ne
Nerthclcss, 1t is silly. and ottcntimcs cAccedng-
" announcement. have been pretty near it six
Or seven times. but thank, to my ob,tnacy.-
lior which, indt cd, ought 10 lie thankful see
me possess very considerable portion Of that
nnNelding csscnctl | have conjrivcd to keep
death from the door. and despair from the sane
tjary Of my thoughts. cannot in fact, believe
That bali of those who have the credit Il should
,uv Gis-crcdlt) Of diving for love have really de-
served il. \ man fixes his affections On a piece
Of cold hcantl-a morscl Of stony perfection
or on one tarsabove him in rank ana fortune
Or on an equal who has unfortunately lover
whom She prefers. Well! he becomes mclan
eholy; takes cold upon IT, and dies But this
proves nothing he might have died if lis pas
ion had been returned, or fhc had never loved
At ALL The fate Of my friend RI. is 4 case
IN point He was deeply cnamourcd Of / very
beautiful, but adamantne lady. and. as d mat
ter Of course, grew very low-spritcd and very
miserable. He did not long survive: and, as
another matter of course. it was given out that
he died for love
As the world seemed 10 think it sounded bet
Ter than saying that his death was occa>ioncd
by drinking cold water immc ,iiatclv after walk
n@ ten miles under burning sun, did not con
'radlct the report, although had good grounds
for 50 doing, and it became very generally be
teycd. Some aver that I4candcr died oi love,
I because, (they say) il that Hero had not been
on the other side Of the Icllespont, he would
not have been drowned-orgM, lie died for
love" These are your primary causcnen =
am plain spoken fellow, and am more apt to
draw natural than romantic concllsi0.>-nrgai,
say he died Of the cramp, or from being car
lied away by the rap'ty Of the stream: altho
know at the same tune, that is not the cn-
rent opinion. am no poet, and therefore take
no poetic licences: HE romantic do: and am
quite willing 10 LEI Common Sense decide be
tween us. Let me, however, not be luisuder-
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-29
TO G..

There's a stain on thee that can never fade,
Though bathed in the mists of future wears,
And this world will be but world of shade
Of sorrow, and anguish and bitter tears.
Thou hast seen flow ret pine away,
That, loved by thee, would have bossom'd fair
And thou shalt meet With worse decay,
And Nithcr and die in thy souls despair
Like the summers breath was the gentle tale
With which thou tod'st of thy love and truth,
But thy tasehood came like the wintIy gale,
and bl GIFTED the flow ret in its youth.
1t las sunk to earth /; but nor tear nor sigh
Has Ger betra, ed tlly bosom's pain,
Ycta day will come when thou woulli'st die
To call it back from the grave again.
IIad'st thou CHERISHED it with tie smile that won
It's fadeless love in Springs blooming hours,
lad thy love bcand Der il like the SUM-
Whose rays life to the dropping fiowrs ;-
It had still been far, and thou iat',t now
Been calm as the lake that sleeps in rest
But theIay Of JOY shah nc'cr light thy brow,
Nor pleasure dwell in thy lonely breast,
For the lovely one whom thou leftst fororn>
\ deep lament Shall be;
Hnt no heart Shall 81 III, and no bosom mourn,
And 10 eye Ger weep for thee.
Thou wit pass away to the realms Of death
In solitude and gloom;
And curse VIII cling to thy parting breath,
As awful as thy doom.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-29

Ntooh ARGUE not on ttt I'M MSN!tllllE, Dlt on
IL" folly and Inconsistency oi diving for love-
That It mas occasionally happened, am well
aware. | Remember iiarian t. when She
was as lovely and lively Il glrl as ever laid
'ln>hlng check on a snowy pillow, and sank in
to dreams of innocence and JOY. remember
her too, when the rose was fading from her
cheek, and Solacc and happiness had vanished
forever from her torsakcn heart. There was
the impress Of hli@hted hope upon her brow
the record of Il Villains t;lillrs>ness upon her
slInken check Her eve told Of long suffer
ln@. and her constant but melancholy smile
cvllrrd how patiently She endured it. Day hv
day the hue Of mortality waNcd fainter and fam
ter; nor beautiful form Mastedaw She became
at last like spirit Of heaven dwelling among,
but scarcely holding communion with. the sons
and daughters Of the earth The latter part of
her l:t'a seemed an ;,bstlaction-a ,rcam-an
'mron>ciousnc>s OF Wlatwas passing around her.
The sister Of s., (of him who had broken
the vow, that were pledged with such seeming
fidelity 70 Mariana abhorrcd her brothers inf
dcllty. and was ionder than ever of the poor
hcart-hrokcn girl She sincerely plted her.
For pitcc Kenneth sore in gcntil hcrc;
and sought, by every means in her power. to
revive her past energies and recall her to lost
happiness and peace. But ii was too late. al
though She complained not. her spirit was bro
ken forever; and in the effort Of raising herself
to give last kiss to her friend, She sank back
and died without struggle or sigh There
were some lines ina periodical work. shortly at
ter her death, evidently written by person &C
quantcd with the parties. which | think. may
moi improperly be inserted here