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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-29
w ATCH Els,
Rich Je,celry, & Fancy Goods.

TWVHE Subscribers have care
a fully selected, just opened, and offer
for sale, at fair prices their Fall assortment OF
Goods-among which are, a great variety oil
WATCHES, Of almost every description and
price. Also, an elegant variety of rich JEW
ELRY-such as, Fine Gold Watoh-Chains
Seals s. Keys; Pearl and Flligree Earnings;
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Topaz, Garnet,
Jet and Pearl Bosom Pins and Finger=iSings !;
Cable and Plain Gold Neck Chains; Gold
Be ads; Gilt and Mohair Bracelets. Also,
prime assortment OF 6 DDS, still more Wsefia,
If possible, like Plated and Britannia Tea-Po;s,
singly or hy the set; Plated Fruit-Baskets /;
Plated Shutters s. Trays; Candlesticksi Sill
yer Edge Cut Glass Casters; Silver Butter
Knives Silver Table and Teaspoons; a line
variety OF Tea-Trays; Astral Lamps; Thin.
bles; Razors; Scissors; Rodgers Silver Steel
Penknives, Of very superior quality; Cloak
Clasps; Silver and Steel spectacles; lndis-
lpensables, &c. SC.
II. s. w. KEITH.
Wantsd, By the Subscribers, a jour,
NEWMAN, who is thoroughly acquainted witt
the Repairing Of Wa!ehes.-To such an one
liberal wages will be paid.
Worcester, Nop, is, 1926. If
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From the National Gazette.l

From the National Oazette.3
SONG.
My chosen end my fairest.
In sunshine and in gloom,
Thy kindly eye shall cheer nay paths
Thy gentle smile illume;
And hand in hand well onward walk,
Amid Iife's busy crowd;
While love shalfcast golden hue
On every passing cloud.
I'll cherish thee, my sweet one,
So fondly from all i'll,
That time shall win its silent way,
But leave with thee no chill:
And thus undimm'd, when years have nown,
Affections star shall shine,
As when breath'd my earliest vows,
and bushes spake thee mine.
NV best-lov'd! thus together,
Wen watch LIES changing tide,
And gather all the fairest fow'rs
That on the surface glide.
And grief shall be an idle name,
And sorrowing thoughts unknown;
For love, in darkest hours, can form
A bright world Of its own. CALTIoPE.
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Notice.
WE the Subscribers, having

WE the Subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. Nathan
iel Paine, Judge of the Court of Probate for
the County Of Worcester, TO receive and ex-
anime the claims Of the creditors 10 the Estate
Of HENRY KENDALL, late of Templeton.
in said County, deceased, represented insol-
vent, do hereby give notce-that Six Months,
from the 24th day of October last, are allowed
70 said creditors to bring in aud prove their
claims and that We shall attend that service
al the house of Col. TOtcrasley, lnnhoider in
said Templeton, on the last Mondays of De-
ccmber, January and February next. from
one to six Of the clock in the afternoon en-
each of said days.
LOWELL WALKER Walk! } comu.i.,ionsrs.
ISAAC BASSETT, j.. eO"'"'''''O''''''
IempletOn, Nor. Ia, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov. z, 1926.
To Tie Heirs Of JEHU RICHARDSON late of
Templetop, in said County, deceased, and 10
all Others concerned in the Estate Of said de-
ceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IN pear Gt you see fly at the Court of Pro.
bate to be holdeR at Worcester, in said County,
on the first Tuesday in December next, at ten Of
the clock, before noon, to show cause why the
Instrument which purports to be the last viii
and C0diciIs Of said deceased. should not be an
proved !; and you will be heard thereon
NATHL. PAINE, H. Prob.
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Seasondble Goods
Just received, and for sale by
ASAPH RICE & co.

EBLUE, Black, and Mix'd BROAD-
ia CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. and SATTl-
NETS; yellow, Green, and White Elan
NELS; Tartan and Caroline PLAiDS va
lentia and Cashmere sHAWLs; bOMBA-
ZETTS; Fig'd and plain blue GAmLETS !;
Broad and Narrow FURNITURE PAICh;
GINGHAMS and CALlCOEs; Black, Brown,
and White LINENS; Black Canton French
GRAPES; Rich Fancy Silk, Real Serman'
and Flag silk HD'KFs; Garniture Ki ii n1N
gleached SHEETlNGS and SHtRllNGS ;
BROWN sHEETINGs, lea cts. per yard ;
BROWN SRIRTiNGs, 10 OTIS. per yard !;
CROCKERY, GLASS, and HARD WARE
large assortment.
O- The above, with a great Varify
of other article, are offered at very REDUCED
prices for Cash. 4
Marlborough, Oct. 10, 1896. 6wi&i
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Literary 4 Scientific Glass Book.
FRon THE REv. MR.. OsGooD, OF SrER-
LING, Mass. TO THE PUBLISHER.

RON THE KEV. MIR. OSG0oD, OF STER-
LING, MASS. TO THE PUBLISHER.
DEAR SIR.
The Literary and Scientific Glass
Book consider among the most valuable of
our School-Books know of none which con-
tains such variety Ct useful knowledge,
compressed in so small compass, and select
edwith so much taste. lthas been introduc.
ed into our town schools. | have found both
parents and children to be much interested in
ii; and the remark. has been frequeutly made
10 me by parents, that " the Book is so valua-
bic, that 1t ought 10 be in every family in
town." The questions at the end Of the Les
sous tend to Gx the attention Of the scholars
upon the most important parts and, while
they acquire a chaste and natural manner
OF reading, their minds are stored with impor-
tant knowledge. | know of no better means
iof raising the standard of education among
the common people than the introduction of
books Of this kind into our town schools.
Yours with respect,
PETER OsGOOD.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office. Nog 2, 1926.
10 NE WIDOW and Heirs Of REV. REUBEN
HoLcoMB, late Of Sterling, an sad County,
deceased, and 10 all Others concerned IN ne
Estate 81 sad deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear M Won
see ft) at the Coar, Of Probate to be l,olden !,
Worcester, 10 said County, on the first Tuesday
an December neSts at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause Why the Instrument. which
purports to be the last Win aud Testament Of said
deceased, should not be approved; aud you will
be beard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, y. PROD.
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REAL ESTATE
ut AUCTION.
MILL be sold at Auctih, on

NN7ILI4 be sold at Auctif, On
Wv the premises, on Tuesday, te 18th
day Of February next. at Q o'clock, M. by
order of the Supreme Judicial Court, tat val
liable Farm formerly belonging to Raks FOR
ter, deceased, situate one and a half 1le east
OF the Court House, in Worcester, an on thc
Worcester TWnpike-containipg abnt one
hundred and seventy acres of Grst-rat Land,
suitably divided into Moving, Pastfe, aud
Tillage, with Orcharding sufficient I make,
on an average. $50 barrels of cdeIby the
year. This is considered one of lie best
Farms in the town. The Buildings ae de-
cent two-story House, two Barns, ona60 and
the other 70 feet long, and large my Ora
nary and, Pisgery and Cider MIL. TIRE is a
mortgage of SO, 500 on the Farm, witch may
be continued by paying the interest.
.4tso-about Is acres Of Wood andP
Land, with the reyersion, after the Widows
dover, in about seven aud half acre, called
the Wigwam Hill lot.
.4lso-the reversion, after The widows low
or. in about l3 acres OF Pasture, calei the
Rand lot.
.7tso~the Ieversion, after the dover Offs.
-SS9,aR Porter, in one undivided sixth pTt OF
about thirty acres Of Moving, Pasture and
Wood Land, which was formerly set off } her
from the above-dcscribed Farm.
.4IsO-one undivided fourth part of Dout
80 acres of Land, called the Sergeant hrm,
adjoining the Coal Mine.
All Tic above Lots are il Worcester and
near each other.
LSF Terms of payment Willie made hown
at the time'and place of sale. For furthe par
ticulars, inquiries may be made Of the sub
scriber, near the premises.
JOHN GLEASON, JR .4dl'r.
Worcester, .NoU. 16, 1926. CIV
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BIZ A ~ Z So
Printed and for Sale,
By CLARENDON HARRIS,
BOOKSELLER AND STATloNER,
Worcester.
WARRANTED DEEDS

WARRANTED DEEDS
w Mortgaged do.
Quitclaim do.-Right in Equity do;
Administrators do.-Leases;
Justice Nrits and Executions
SunImonses and Suhpenas;
Court and Justice Bail Bonds;
Court Writs and Executions
Trustee Writs and Executions;
Bills of Cost-Powers Of Attorney;
Pensioners Powers of Attorney-Demurreps
Collectors of Taxes Writs-Recognisance
Complaints and Observation-Disclosures;
Mittimns for Committing TO House of Corrcc-
ton and Jail;
Bonds for Money do. with Blank Conditions
Confessions and Executions Oh do;
Military Summonses--Ju Justice Records;
Selectmen's Notices 10 Retailers of Spirits;
Justice Scire- Facias Writs;
Jail-Keeper's Notices;
All the Blanks from Solicitor Darts J'sstace )
Sherifs' and Attorneys Dockets.
Also
For Sale as above. complete assort-
ment of Stationary & Blank BOoks-!-a'o
.1Iedicdl, Classical, Miscellaneous, School
BOOks-Paper Hangings & Musical l'str'i'
meals.
RULING TO any Pattern done at short
notice, and upon reasonable terms.
Worcester, july 70, 1926.
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For Sale, or to Let. I'D
THE House, Store, and Out

n Buildings, occupied by the Subscriber,
in Holden, one mile west of the Meeting
house, in the centre of growing population
and good neighborhood. The Buildings are a
-two-story brick house, wellfnished and con-
venient Barn, and all other necessary Out
Buildings, and about five acres of excellent
Land. Also, near by, few acres of good
Wood land, if wanted. The whole may be
purchased on reasonable terms, for cash or ap-
proved creditor will be let for fev years.
Possession given the FIRST of April, or sooner, if
desired. DENNIS DAVIS.
Holden, Oct. Z, 1926. 3wis3teow
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Notice is hereby Givea,
TsHAT the Subscriber

n been duly appointed Administrator on
the Estate Of NATHAN N. HARDING, late
Of Scuthbridge, in the County of Worcester.
deceased, and has taken upon himself thai
trust, by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted, are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle-
ment. DAVID WIGHT, .adnusnistrator.
Sturbridge, Nor. 2, 1926.
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The Saxon & Leicester
Factory

III AVE Just received, from
L. Il Auction. aud are now opening, large
assortment Of ENG LISll, INDIA, FRENCH,
& w. |. GOODS, comprising almost every ar
ticie kept III Country Store, Being purchas~
ed at Auction, at the present low prices, they
are enabled TO sell them on as good terms as
any other Store in the Country.
Wanted, to'tend in said Store,a Youag
Man, Is or Ia years Of age. Que that can
write fair hand, and is quick in figures aud
Of good habits, will find good encouragement
hy applying Immediately.
South Ls5ceSier, Nor. l3, 1926.
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For Sale,

Ys7HAT beautifully situated
Il FARM, in the West Parish in Brook
Geld, which was owned and occlpied by the
late hon. DWIGHT FOSTER, deceased, con-
tainisg about a hundred acres of exceien,
Land, in good cultivation, as Moving, Pastur-
age, and Tillage, aud generally well Fenced
and Watered. There are upon it about 400
Apple, and an abundance Of Pear, Peach,
any Plumb Trees. The Dwelling House is
large and in good repair. There. are two
Barns, with an excellent Well and Pump for
The convenience Of the Barn Yard; Chaise
and Cart-ilouse, with Granary aud Com
Room in the same Cider-Nill with a House
over it; a Shop for Utensils, &c. and Wood
Shed. The Westinghouse and the Female
Classical Seminary are within short dis
lance.
Also, with said Farm if desired, lot of
Wood and Pasture Land, containing about
stTtyJire acres, lying on the road from the
West Parish Meeting House TO New-Bran.
tree, and about a mile and a half from said
Farm.
A credit may be had for part Of the pur-
chase money, if it be wished. Apply to AL
FRED DWIGHT FOSTER in Worcester.
Uofeester, Nor. 8, 1926. CIV
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Notice is hereby Given,
THAT the Subscribers ha1

4 been duly appointed Executors of the
last Wal and Codicils of ELIPHALET
PEARSON, late Of Harvard, in the County OF
Worcester, l.. l.. ID. deceased, and have
taken upon themselves that trust, by giving
bonds as the law directs. All persons indebt-
ed 10 said Estate, are hereby called upon 10
make immediate payment; aud all those TO
whom said Estate is indebted, are requested
to exhibit their demands for settlement
EDWARD AUGUSTUS PEARSON, ofsaid Harrdrd.
JOSHUA WARD, JR. Of Salem, in the County
of Essex.
Harvard Nor. Z, 1926.
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NOR pIeasantness, safety, cx-
CL.gYS .STO.li.qcH BT7TERS,

win be found, in all cases ofthe following descrip-
ton, TO give relief:-Nausea, Vomiting, Heart.
burn, Costiyeness, Weakness at the Breast, Pain
10 the Stomach, loss Of Appetite, s'ckness at the
stomach, general Debility, and all other Symp-
toms Of Fatulence and Indigestion. They are a
pleasant Cordial Bitter, and are recommended
for family use. One box makes quart Of strong
tincture. Price rs centsper box.
Also GentIemen's and Ladies' Pearl Tooth
Powder. Price Is cts.
Sold by DR.. Robinson, and by James Green K
Co. Worcester--H. Nc Farland, Leicester--
spear, Charlton- A. Sigourpe,, Samuel Slater,
oxford aud in some store in almost every town
in the New England States.
NOV. !, 1896. .eopIy
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Notice.

q LII persons, indebted to the
"a Estate Of JOHN w. HUBBARD, Esq.
deceased, are informed, that the papers, relat-
ing to said Estate, are put into the hands Of
SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE, ESQ. who is auihoriz-
ed to make settlements. As the Estate has
been represented insolvent, it is necessary
that payment should be made without further
delay, and all, who settle soon, may do it
without cost. SAMUEL AUSTIN,
Executor Of The ,OiI Of said Hubbard.
Worcester, Nor. Ia, 1896.
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Cloth Dressing s. Wool Cardiny.
-NHE Subscriber would inform

YENHE Subscriber would inform
a the Public, that ne has commenced
the Business of CLOTH DRESSING and
WOOL CARDING, at the Factory recently
owned by widow Sarah. Hale, situated in the
Village Of New-Worcester, now owned and
improved by the Subscriber.
All those Nho favor him with their custom,
may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, at short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms.
ii the best of machinery, good worlmen,
and prompt attention Will secure caslom, the
Subscriber flatters himself that he will have
is share of the public patronage.
LEWIS THAYER.
Prices for Dressing. Handsome wear,
90 cts.-common do. 10 cts.
N. B.-Cloth left at the Store Of William
IARaINGToN, two doors south OF iIAYNEs's
Hotel, in Forester, or at the Store of the
NeW England Manufacturing Company, in
Grafton, with directions thereon, will be talk
en- and returned.
N'eac- Worcester, Sept. %, 1895. If
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the
LA- Subscriber are hereby invited to call
and settle the same, before the tenth of DE
cember next. Notes and Accounts then un-
paid, must be left with an Attorney for coll
lection. EBENEZER CALDWELL.
Sutton, Noe. IL, 1926.
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For Sale,

SEVEN acres of Land, sitrat-
~ ed near the Baptist Meeting hope in
Ward, on which is a convenient House, Barn,
and other Out-Houses. Said Land il in a
good state of cultivation, and wouli be a
good Stand for a Shoemaker, or other sIechan-
&c. Inquire of SAMUEL WARREN, near
the pre- misses.
Nor. 7, 1896.
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White and Red Lead.
DELANO s. WHITNEY,

No. 10 and 90, South Market Street,
A GENTS for selling the Phil
IA adfiphia WHITE and RED LEAD,
also WHITE LEAD ground IN OIL. they
warrant the above Lead equal TO any other
manufactured in America, and will be sold,
together with large stock Of
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, & MEDICINES,
at very low prices for Cash or credit.
Boston, Oct. 10, 1926. 3m
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Surgical instruments.
DELANO & WHITNEY.

No. 10 8 90, South Market Street,
HAVE just received, and will
"a III keep constantly for Sale. large as
sortment Of SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
wholesale and retail, at very low. prices.
Physicians and others, who are in
want of the above, are respectfully invited to
call.
Boston, June 13, 1926. 6m
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-21

conduct themselves. woman who should at
tempt to thunder with her tongue, would not
find her eloquence to increase her domestic
happiness. We 10 notwsh that women should
implicitly yield their better Judgment to their
fathers, or husbands but let them support the
cause of reason with all the craze of fenaale
-ntleU@S
\ man in a furious passion, is terrible to his
enemies; but a ronall IN passion, Is disg,tStmg
to her .frietds She loses all the respect due to
her sex, and she has not masculine strength and
courage to enforce any other kind Of respect
These circumstances should be considered by
those, who advise that no difference should be
made in the education Of the two sexes
The happiness and influence of women, both
wives and mothers, and, indeed, in every re
latlon, so much depend on their temper, that it
ought to be most carefully cultivated We
should not suffer girls to imagine that they
balance III hunsor by some good quality or ac-
complement; because, in fact, there are none
'ctich cn supply the ,cant Of temper in the ft1nale
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.iltj

'ics into custody. and have seized the treasure
Tor the kings use" g For ,hc king use - ex-
claimed the Chief; " Does the sun shine on
that country ?" :. O yes" Docs it rain there
. Assredly" :" W onderlu, But are there
tame animals in the country that live on the
grass and green herbs - VERY many, and
of many kind " Az, that must be the cause"
laid the Chief, "t for the sake of these innocent
animals, the gracious being continues to let the
sun shine aud The ram drop down on your own
country, since its inhabitants are unworthy Of
nch blessings = fUrwit,' lhLrer Ialfs,
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FEMALE EDUCATION.
FROM THE EDINBURG REVIEW.


A great part of the objections made TO the edu-
cation OF women, rather objections made to hu-
man nature, than to the female sex for it is surely
true, that knowledge, where it does produce any
bad effects at all, does much mischief to the
sex to the other. and gives birth to fully much
arrogance, inattcnon to common affairs, and &C.
centricity among mer. as it does among women
But it by no means follows, that you get rid of van
ty and seIconceit, because you get rid of learning
Self-complacencv can never want an excuse; and
the best way to make it more tolerabe, and more
useful, is to give to it as high and dignfed an
object as possible But at all events, it is unfair
to bring forward against part of the world, OBJ
lection which is equally powerful against the whole
When foolish women think they have any distinc-
ton, they are apt to be proud of it so are foolish
men. But we appeal to any one who has lived with
cultivated persons Of either sex, whether he has not
witnessed as much pedantry, as much wrong head
edness, much arrogance, and certainly great
deal more rudeness, produced by learning, in men,
than in women,
Some persons arc apt to contrast the acquisition
of important knowledge with what they call simple
pleasures and deem it more becoming that women
should educate flowers, make friendship with birds,
and pick up plants, than enter into more difficult
and fatigung studies. If a woman has no taste and
genius for higher occupations, let her engage in
these, to be sure, rather than remain destitute of
any pursuit. But why are We necessarily TO doom
4 gill whatever be her taste and her capacity, to
one UNMARRIED line of petty and frivolous occupation
If She is full Of strong sense and elevated curiosity,
can there be any reason why she should be diluted
and enftehlc down TO -rere euler C s;En7les, and
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FEMALE TEMPER.

It's particularly necessary for girls to acquire
commander temper, because much of the eff
feet Of their powers Of reasoning and of their
vii, "nen :'h"y grow W. depends upon the
scntisDc~> a"d 5oai h'mor with which they