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N1Ir-hTTNRW GOODS

English and French Epauietts, Wings.
Plated Solid Scab- Laces, Tassels;
bard Cut & Thrust, Vulture Plumes and
Swords; Feathers of all Col
Gilt U Plated Mount ours and Lengths
ed do; Braids, Stars
Artillery and Cavalry Rozetts;
do; Silk and Worsted
Sword Belts; Sashes;
Holster and Pocket Sword Chains and
Pistols; Rings,
Belt Plates; Gilt and Plated Ea-
Cap DO. +; giles;
Cap Chains; Gilt and Plated Cord /;
Ball Buttons; Worsted and Cotton
Stamp'd do. Of vari- do;
Gus Patterns;
Caps furnished at short notice for
Companies or Individuals,
Any Of the above articles may be obtained
in large or small quantities. at the Store near-
ly opposite the Forester Coffee House, at !;
LOao prices, and on as favorable terms, as
any other Store in the City or Country.
It & w. KEITH.
Worcester, July 5, 1926. If
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Commissioners Notice.

FgeHE Subscribers having been
< appointed, by the Hon. Nathaniel
Paine, Judge of Probate for the County of
Worcester, Commissioners, to receive and ex
anime the claims of the several Creditors 10
the Estate of BENJAMIN II. FOSTER, late
OF Lancaster, deceased, represented insolvent.
do hereby give Dotice-that Six Months are
allowed said Creditors to bring in and prove
their claims, snd that we will attend TO the
duties OF our appointment, on the second Mon
days in September, November, and December
next, at the office OF Joseph Willard, Esq. in
said Lancaster, from till O'Clock. P. NJ. on
each of said days. JOHN G. THURSTON,
HENRY WILDER.
Lancaster, Aug. 10, 1926.
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Notice.
YEvHE Subscriber respectfuIIv

ESHE Subscriber respectfully
Il informs the Inhabitants of Worcester
and Vicinity, that he has taken the Shop re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. OTIs, where he in
tends to Manufacture Doors and SHOES of all
kinds, as cheap as can be bought in this or
other towns in the vicinity; and be hopes, by
assiduity and strict attention TO. his business,
10 merit share of the public patronage.
He has now on hand, general assortment
o. Ladies' and Rises SHOES OF al kinds,
and he would say to all who wish to pur-
chase, " come and see.''
AUGUSTUS CCWDIN.
Worcester, Aug. 80, 1926.
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peculiar situation in relation to it seem to re-
quire an apology for what might otherwise be
deemed inexcusable neglect.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
SIXTH DIVISION OF THE MILITIA

The several Regiments of the First Brigade
"ili be paraded, for military review and in
spect.'n of arms, at the times and in the fol-
loving oraqr, viz
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The North American Review.

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SAIERIFFs SALES.
R1 PETNR h DEFIANT, Sa4RIFF.

III IL ~ nc l1.i~N tohERlFF
BbY Of sundy wrts Of eyari facas, directed,
Id MI b. exposed 70 public SALE al the house Of Wm
Ams, The village of Caniweiis Bridge, III ST. Georges
lnied, Thursday lhe 18th Of October next, AT two
'eack, N All The full equal and undivided Hoe-
half part of Ill that plantation and trac OF land known
~ tie OF High Hook, with the two patces OF rsh
hereto aio ing end now belonging situate on the north
se q App qninnk and Dfawyets Greeks, u the hun
ed Of ST res and County Of Nee castiab ginning at
where old corner white oak former ood, by
9ne marsh side and the side Of branch tat
tends itself out Of Dfa.yers Creek, AID running hnce
norh.eAs white oak thence dividing tbs from
,lie Ia 4 late Of Isaac Sandyke white OAK sand
ne BY branch De ,ha disdes this from tte and lac
CoFnEus Cary. thence running down the SAID BRANCH t.
Old white Mak the s1ui sltte OF sa bra ch
thence Southwest at the head of valley;
thence the side of a bra ch by the
maish road tueace asog sn'ai run ~ the mash taat
divides hat from the marsh lave - Johh vance, uec seNc
raj to App qmmlnk Crrek aud running up tie
sad creek corner axe by creek henct run
ning The marsh tn-west t. am ter stake
thence south ees tcr stake standing near the sad
creek thence through the marsh the face q beginning
containing hundred and tht acres ot fast land and
one and Give aud hundred and thirty
eight perchrs Of naisin all three hundred and forty
our AND hundred aud thrty-cght perches OF
fast land and marsh And he adjoining parcel OF marsh,
part Of which mpr5yed) beginning AT postby the side
e Apoquniiuk Geek aforesaid, being corner Ut the
eture described marsh, and extending up the said creek
hutdred and fifty EIGHT perches; thence np Drawers
creek one hnrrd and hve perches thence ny the marsh
81 said Isaac Vanyke being the corner OF The land oil
ad Isaac Nlndykc and place of beginning OF the other
mentioned tract thence reversing he las line there
ot tie place Of beginning containing sixty three acres
md three quarters, or ess,together with all and
singular the improvements and appnrenances Seized
and taken in execution as The property Of Puraat jefferson
| Newcastle, Sept. 27lh, 1896. 9l-3t
I'D virtue Of writ IL veudton exponss, 70 me directed
Id u be exposed public sale, at the house OF Isaac
Clement, in ST. Georges hundred, on Saturday the l4h OF
October next, o'clock, NJ, the following jescri
bed lands and tenemens situate lying and being III tnt
hun ed Of Pencade and County Of Newcastle, TO wit =
- land hptn hU a.
,laie Iin,ial, Thomas Clayton, Esq and o'hers-wih
TWO story brick dwelli and log kitchen, frame
barn and stable. cribs and graay, thereon erected
more Of less Seized and taken in execution as the pro
rery IL Thomas Vail, dec.
Newcastle, Sept 27h, 1926. 9l-4t
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epry Wilson, %o. 1Oo, Market Street.


'Tis thine ;--but moments past,
Nor prayers nor tears recall;
Even while thou readest, light and fast
Times noiseless footsteps fall
And o'er Lfe's golden sands he hies,
His path serene as evening skies.
Health basks upon thy brow
But Deaths cold victims see;
Soon thou must lie as they do now,
And others gaze on thee,
When Lite and Hopes gay Visions seem
To them as bright as once thy dream.
From out life's rose wrealhed bower
Thou glistenest gaily forth.
All s bright, sunny hour
On sky and sea- and earth;
But darkness cometh, aud the gloom
No beam can pierce--a rayless tomo:
Oh, where thy spirit, when
Friends round thy couch are weeping,
Borne on an angels pinion then,
From where that dust is sleeping
Death solves the question Ere it come. pre-
pare,
None find their pardon, or repentance there
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
GOOD CIDER.

Good cider can be made any where, OF good ttu
by The following method: When your apples are
we'll ground, wet your straw with the juice NJ
stead of water put some straw IN cask next
your receiving tub, with blanket on II, to tilt-
rate or strain it then put into good clear strong
cask immediately; suffer it to have as little ar as
possible to prevent fermentation. When your cask
is FULL bung il up tight and remove It TO your ce'la'
not to be disturbed tor month at least. ms
cider will retain its sweetness for years, and be as
clear as needtnl it will be fit Tor botns IN tour
weeks Ii should not be removed IN he cask u was
put up in, but racked into another. II there oe any
who douht this mode, let them try one cask after
the above method The foregoing is certified from
experience. Benz. NAhoAoN.
New York, Sept. IS, 1890.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
JOHN sEBO,
Cabinet s. Sofa Maker,

Corner Of MARKET and broad Streets, Uilmington,
gEESPECrFULiY informs lis friends and The Public,
Ia hat he carries on te above business in ali its various
branches.
As he IS determined 10 employ oaly the frs'rate work
men ard make use the materials lie has no donh OF
ewing satisfaction to those who may tayo linn with their
cusom. .,..,...,,,x :,
ue intend, keeping Stock of ready made FURNITURE
on hand, with which Tie public can be supplied At any
lime.
B-J. S. would also nforfn the Public, that ne has
procured an elegant iIEARsE with the necessary equip
''V"as 90, ' Is ,aos e6-et
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
TURNPIKE DIVIDEND.

SryE President and Managers Of The Newcastle French
III town Turnpike have declared DIVIDEND tor the last
Xix months rate of six per cent per annum or the
capia stock of the company, which WI be pad by the
reasurer to stockholders their legal representa-
hives at any tine after the 25h instant.
JAMES C0CpER, Treasurer.
Newcastle, Del Septenher l5 1876 so-5
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
HUMAN LIFE.
o1-4t

LIFE has thousand charms
A thousand dreams OF Bliss
Hope, Friendship, Love, thy bosom warns,
A gleam OF mercy this:
But soon that sun.lit hour is past,
And hope flies shivering from the blast.
Life has thousand Ills
thousand anxious lears;
Clouds gather on the sunny hills,
And doubts dissolve 10 tears
But hope comes smiling thfo' the Storm
A rainbow round her angel.form.
Life has thousand joys,
Youth fondly dreams for ever;
But night draws on--Youth droops and sighs
"NVll day return ?-Oh never"
Swift as breath. light breaks the gloom,
And Gladness smiles on Sorrows tomb.
'1s but change at best,
Upon Lies busy shore,
A li;lle toll, little rest,
And all its cares are Ger.
Then sealed, immutable, thy sta,e,--
Fixed an ilreyocable late
1t is dream but know
Deaths cold hand breaks that slumber
And who shall tell ii bliss or woe
Those countless moments numbers
1t Is beyond an angels ken
To pierce the veil that rises then
Life is narrow sea,
But who its bounds may tell
Its yewless depths
Its luits-Heaven or Hell!
A pont--a moment--on II hang
Unu,tered bliss sxhous'lsss nang.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
WANTED.

A SITUATION teacher in school is wanted by a
~ ioog map ',ot long from college He would prefer
90 ing nls saetions to The English language, begin
iiis VIA Ehifsh Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic,
AID csten ing them through all the branches Of Maizena,
ucs, tie hisher well the lower. Satisfactory refer
as to character and capacity can be given. line
hrpngh Il post Office directed to S. 9. Wilmington Della
Sat, vii be prompt y attended TO.
s 1T 10. 87-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
lllNlllENll.

'NrOTICE is hereby gwen that dividend Of q per
~ cent was declared BY the Manage q the VII
mngton & Kennett Iurnplke Company payable 10 the
stock holders thet legal Representatives, on or after he
25th Of September next m
yv;1r;nr+or Aruust 1906 75-14t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06

The city Council OF New Orleans. have agreed to
make an experiment in paving TO ascertain whrlher
shells can be substituted for stone in the payemeu,
Of the streets OF the city For this purpose por.
ton of the streets is TO be forthwith psssd with
shells.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
is. IN. lAhNALE,
No. 9t, Market Street,

Between I'd and Sd Streets, Philadelphia,
EgAs csnsants for SAFE genera assortment OF Auyor
AZ J s4partson's hes tined CAST STEEL Of the
usual roinI, Hat aad square B1rs also, Shear
Steel Eng B!,stere add German Sic u Borax, Anvils,
wees, re ,i 'ta9,sfpgetner with most Of he articles
in the iAuDw and CurLEay lnei all Of which will be
sold at ~, ,ses market prices.
pailairDh Dhia 8 mo. IL, 1926 77-5mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
NOTICE.

" ,ermned 10 cos- ali my accounts torthuihi those
therefore, who are Indebted and do not call and pay Or
give their notes payable short dates, will find their ac
placed in the hands OF unceremonous Vlses lhot
very welcome ones perhaps for collection and however
unpleasant may be to adverse measures no on-
ger time cap or will be given in amy case whatever -
OOH sent 1896 j. WILSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
SER MONS

RY Thomas e,herald and Elias Hicks, delivered during
I'D the Yearly Meeting Of Friends IN the G'y ol New
York June. 1926 together with Sermon by Elizabeth
Robson, and PRAYER by Anna Braithwae also, Sermons
delivered in Philadelphia and Wilmington, Dell by ihoni-
as Weiherad - -.
Received at A. II Wilson's Circulating Library, os,
Market street. err =
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06

The celebrated Mrs. Ope, tie novelist. who has
become a member Of The Society OF Friends, was
described by The learned DIR. Parr, who was
personally acqusinted with her, in these terms
She is ~ell looking; she writes well, iaiks WE'LL
Sings we'll dances WE'LL and Is altogether not only
yery amiaple, but very fascinating women" 9th
ers testify in like manner to the variety OF her &C.
conplishments.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
Number 492.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms are to those who pay during the month OF
bannary or July six months IN advance-four UsHrS a
lar From those who do not pay as ahofe fpe OoayS
LIN be demanded. Ii sub icrbcr wishes t. dcce, ht
,t notify the editors of his rtentln before he first OF
Hune or December, and pay all arrearabcs @ltneut
Compliance with these conditions, PAPER viii De dscon-
kiuucd except at the option OF the editors
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Advertisements exceeding twelve !nes, for term
than three months; for times for one dllaf and twen-
n cents for every subsequent insertions longer
n,rtion Advertisers requested TO spectyin %r,t.g
how ong their advertisements ave to he inserted or they
vli be continued till forbid. Letters to the Editors TO in
surc attention must be post paid.
Advernang 6yfheyear.
sro Subscribers. 10 Non-Subscrbers
l YEAR SIS, 90 year Sl8 90
a months g. 20 months 9, 80
q do 4, SO s do S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
ORDER OF FIRING.

Maryland University Lottery 18th Class,
To be drawn on the 1ith OF October.
Scheme Il Prize of $4,000, Of 1000, ot 4000, OF
25U0 of 1900, of 1910, Of 1000 6 OF 500, Of 25o
l56 of SO, 780 o. TO- and 1890 of dollars.
Ticket 5-laii {. 50-Quarter 125-Eghth o. Cts
Detauare Stnte Lottery 4th Class,
To be drawn on the LIST of November.
Scheme.-l Prize Of $1,000, of $500, OF 1000 OF
1880 Of 1900 Of 1860, Of 000 10 OF 200, l56 OF 20
180 Of 6 and 1900 Of dollars.
Ticket Half l.5o-Quarter 75-Eighth 37t cts
Union Canal Lottery, 25th Glass, 5th Of Nov.
Highest Prize $4,000 Ticket S5-Shares in proportion
Tickets and sares in great variety Of numbers to be
had and cash paid for prizes on demand, by
j. ]. ROBINSON,
Oct. s. No 1876 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
For SALE.

E---x That Three Story Brick House and Lot,
Hs.s1 NJ 83 Market street, f. y doors below me
Esesl Upper Marketbeing of the best stands for
aszsas business ~ tie Borough The House is @ feet
ron, rnug back 80 feet, with three story brick ktch-
adjoining, with good cellar under the whole; the
looms above, all prvae,a pump of good water in the
yard The terms wall be made easy.
HASCE NAFF.
few shares Of stock in the Wilmington & Brandyune
Bank, and Philadelphia & Wilmington z pike. for sale
b. WV. II. NAFF,
Sept S 83-t4t No 63, Market t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06

or all our inirmlies, Vanity is the dearest to
US man will uarse his Other wees TO Keep thai
.Is xen hre,pn~
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L. w. STOWELL & co.

II AVE just received, in addi-
~ ton TO their former Stock of Goods,
few pieces of Superior Black SYNCHAws; ltal-
ian Silk; Black & Shaded Gros DE Naples
do. superfne Tartan & Caroline PLAIDs &
STRIPES; 1873 Cd first quality White & Red
FEANNELs; BoMBAzINEs; LACE VEiLs;-
THREAD; Bobinett & Mecklin. LAcEs; Velve-
teen H'dkfs. Linen Cambrick Linen Cam
brick H'dkfs; Fig'd Swiss MUsLiNs; Ladies'
White Il Cold Paris made GLOVES; French
FLOWERS & WREATHs large assortment of
RIBBONS, &c. &c.
Also, Bale CoTToN YARN, No. 8 to 12 !;
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, sc.
On,hand, good Assortment Of
". /. Goods & Groceries, which they warrant
Of the first quality, and win sell them as rea-
sonable as can be obtained in Worcester, or its
vicinity.
Worcester, Feb. 8, 1926. cp3l&3teow.
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3eoetrr.
EFrOm the Alhion.1
THE REMEMBR.ANC

Come to my heart, thou pledge OF loyei
5 And while with life itspuses move,
. In absence, peril, far or near,
Come to my heart, and rest thee there!
My days of youth are gone and past,
My manhood's hour is overcast;
My latter destiny may have
AwandeCer's life, strangers graves
But whether eyes of love shall weep
Where the pale masters relics sleep;
Or whether, on the wave or plain,
This bosom shall forget its pam;
Yet where rove, or where fall,
To me thou shalt be all in all.
Come to my heart When thou art nigh,
The parting hour is on mine eye;
I see the chesnut ringlets roll'd
Round the bright forehead's Grecian mould
The ruby lip, the pencill'd brow,
The cheeks delicious April glow,
The smile, sweet and sunny beam
Upon life's melancholy stream;
The glance of soul, pure, splendid, high
Till all the vision wanders by,
Like angels to their brighter sphere;
= And leaves me lone and darklins here {"
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Land for Sale.

WlLL be Sold at Auction,
w (unless previously sold at private sale)
on the premises, on Wednesday, the 10Th day
of April next, at IL o'clock, one hundred acres
Of good Land, suitable for Farm or Pasture,
being part of the Holman Farm, situated in
the southwest part of Sterling, about one quar-
ter Of mile from Richardson's Tavern. II is
well Watered and has good Orchard there
on. 1t will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Also, on the same day, Lot lying ID Hol.
den and West-Boylston, about 4 miles from
West Boylston Meeting House, of between SO
and 80 acres, of which enough is cleared 10
pasture 60 sheep. e-er-failipg stream of
water runs through the same. liberal cred-
it will be given fer part of the purchase
money.
Inquire of SII4AS NEWTON, West Boylss
ton, or of the Subscribers.
ASA HOWE,
ARA HOWE.
Sterling, March 90, 1926.
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Public Auction.
EN7ILL be Sold, at Public

WILL be Sold, at Public
w Auction, on the premises, by License
Of the Court of Common Pleas, and by con-
sent Of all interested, on the 18th day OF April
next, at 9 of the clock, A. NJ the whole OF
the Real Estate Of Mr.. NATHAN BANlS-
TER, late of Boyiston, in the County of Wor-
cesteT, deceased-c Of about $50 acres
Of good productive Land, and is proportioned
into Moving, rllase, Pasture, and Woodland,
with convenient Buildings thereon: Said Farm
lies in the southerly part of said Boylston, adj
joining the town OF Shrewsbury, and about
two miles from the Meeting Houses in each Of
said towns. Said Farm will be sold in lots or
together, as will best suit purchasers. V7iso,
a Pew in Boylston Meeting Housewife be of
fered for sale, at the same time and place.
For further particulars, inquire Of the Sub
scribers, living near the premises.
THOMAS HARLOW,
SETH BANISTER.
Boylston, March Is, 1895.
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BOOZE S.

WUST received, at the New
c. Bookstore, an additional supply of valu-
able BOOKS, including
: Dwisht's Theology, a vols. 8vo. So: 90
Hume, Smollet, aud Bsset's History OF
England, 9 vols. 10000
Bains' Wars Of the French Revolution,
vols. and Maps, II: 100
Gillie's Greece, q vols. 6. 80
Russell's Modern Europe, vols. 800
DIR. Johuson's Works, 6 vols. 10: so
Middleton's Cicero, vols. 5: 90
Morse's Gazetteer, SO
English Synonymes, explained by Geo.
Crabbe, 3: 90
Shakespeare, in elegant calf binding, 5: 90
Josephus' Works, s vols a: So
Rollins Ancient History, 8 vols. 600
Plusarch's Lives, vols. 6 100
Spectator, Il vols. gilt, 6:75
Syron's Works, vols. gilt, s: O0-bds. 4 80
Scotl's Poetic Works, vols. gilt, 5:25
A great variety of School Books, Blank
Books, & MisceIlaneous-Law Medicine
and Surgery. Also, Finley's splendid
General ATLAS, of 60 Maps.
All the above Books sold at the N. York prices.
S. F. REED.
Worcester, Jan. %, 1926. If
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For Sale or to Let,

I'm the westerly part Of Paxton,
q in the County of Worcester, and State of
Massachusetts, ten miles from Worcester
Ceurt-House, 290 acres of choice LAND, con-
sisting of Tillage,- Moving, Pasturing, Or
charding, and Wood Land, with four Dwell
Lighthouses, five Barns, and other Out Build
ings necessary for Farming, one Store, two
aGTist-M Mills, one Saw-Mill, all in good repair,
ON good stream of water, with plenty Of
scustora for the same. Conditions of payment
wil.oe from one year to five years. IL let, no
person need to call unless well recommended
ia the business of tending Mills and Farming.
Any one wishing to hire or buy, may inquire
Of JoEATHAN CHASE, or JOHN BELLOWS Of
Paxton, or SAMUEL JEEIsoN on the premises.
Sept. 81, 1925. u