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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17
LEAD AQUEDUCT PIPES.

THE Subscriber informs the public
that he continues the lnanufacturinp Of yeoJ
Pipes Tor Aqns ducts, at lis old Stand, and keeps
constantly on hand all sizes, which may be had as
cheap as can be purchased elsewhere, fof IN.
same quality on application to Messrs LINcoLy
FEARING Il Co. Agents, No. no, Sta,e-Sroet.
Boston, or TO the Subscriber.
As pretcnces and Promises by those who seek
publc iavors, are always irksome, and furnish toe
frequently just grounds for tlisttist, the Snbscih
er will only observe, as il is his duty AMI is inter
est, SO II will be his utmost cndeayor, to render
his work worthy OF a continuance of that patron
aye which it has received for number of wears
past DAVID LORlNG.
Concord, .9faas. .9pra 90. 1926. 4wsi0weow
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Notice as hereby Given,

II Viz Z IIIC 'JuDsCTIUCTS IIdVC
n been duly appointed Executors of the
last viii and Testament of GERSHOM HAIR
WOOD, late Of Charlton, in the County Of Wor.
cester, deceased, and have taken upon them
selves that trust, by giving bonds as the law di.
reefs All persons indebted to said Estate are
hereby called upon TO make immediate payment;
and ali those to whom said Estate is indebted
are requested 10 exhibit their demands for set
Element
sUsANNAH HARWOoD,)
DANIEL PHILLIPS, Ereeu,crs.
CURTIS PHILLIPS,
March, 1926.
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Notice is hereby Giren, Z.
MvHAT the Subscriber

been duly appointed Administrator w.th
che A;ll ann, xed) on the Estate Of iiAENAh NC
iloxAip Iate of Coventry. State Of Conuecueu''
deceased. a,i has taken upon himself thst trust,
- 80 80 an said Estste, are hereby called upon
,1..s.x, i.n1nediate payment and all those to
49,, said estate -isindebted. are requested 10
s~rntS,ei hen demands for settlement
sA"'''' 49, WILLIAM d. WHEEhEK.
Worcester. May 5, 1895.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17
THE
Matchless Sterling

az ILL Stand this season for
W Mares, at the following places, com.
mencinS his route on the Cpd Of NAV inst.
tie will be at Chamberlain's ravers, ia NVor.
cester, on Mondays-at Kings in Rutlapa.
on Tuesdays-at Blacks, in Barre, on We'd
nesdays-at Ffench's, in Templeton, on
fhursdays-at Adams's, in Westminster. on
Fridays-at Maynard's, in Lancaster, on Sat
urdays- and the remainder OF the season at
The Stable of the Subscriber, in Marlborough.
The above route 70 be continued until the
fifth day of August.
STERLING is an uncommonly beautiful
dark bay, ofgreat promise, sixteen hands high.
and will be eight years old next summer
lie was sired b. Old Sterling, formerly OF
llardwick and Charlton, who was bred in
Virginia, seventeen hands high, and whose
stock is superior TO any in the State, espec-
tally for the harness. The Dam of the Match
less Sterling was a dark bay, of the famous
JOHN BroOaing breed, of Rutland.
Terms Of said Horse, G5 The season.
OF The above mentioned Horse will leave
his several stands at O'Clock, Z. N.
HENRY HASTINGS.
Marlborough May 10, 1926. 9w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17

English and American
GINGHAMS.
Bleached s. unbieached
Cotton SHEETlNG
and SHIFTING.
Rich l'ig'd SILKS, of
all colours.
Plain, Fig'd, s. Shaded
SATlNS, do.
T 0rences--Sarsnets-
Syncllaws.
English Corded SIX
Dresses.
BatiSfe do.
Batisie, for do.
Crapes-Crayats-Pins
Tapes.
Cotton Balls in Boxes
Hollis Cotton Hose s.
Gioves, CT all Kinds
Ribbons Gimbs--Pip-
ings--Buttons-.Crssh
-Diapers-4-4 g rs
Linens-Long La7vns
Table Dam ask--Nap.
kins.
Plaid Table Cloths.
Broad and Marrow DPk
Bomba-ines, Sc. &c !
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Safe, Certain, and Erpedi:!ous Cure for tie
TT H,
BE ii eUer so inrsterate, an one hsur's applic1
ton, and no danger from taxing cold, byttsing
DUMFRlES' OINTMENT.

ct does not contain the least
Il particle of Mercury, or other dangerous in
gredient, and MAJ be applied with perfect safe
~ by pregnant females, or to children at the
breast. Price so cents, with ample directions.
Prepared by the late DR.. Conway, and for sale.
wholesale at the Counting Room OF the pres
ent Proprietor, over No. 20, Court-street, near
Concert Hall, Boston, and at retail, by special
by JEREMIAH ROBINSON,
Druggist, Worcester-as also in other cities
and towns throughout the country.
CT Country Physicians, Traders, &c. sup
piled al a large discount.
~ Be careful to ask for " Dun,friss' Itch
Ointment"
.August 3, 1926
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R01y'III.E> ANfa

a VERY elegant fulI-bloot
"a HORSE, imported with hope of i'm
proving the breed, will stand this season a
the Farm Of Mr.. Stephe, WilliamS, 10 NORTH
borough, County of Worcester.
ROMAN was purchased in England, Of thj
Earl Of Warwick, aud his pedigree has beeg
traced in the New-Market Stud-book from
Childers, the swiftest Horse that ever rva
over NEWMARKET course, through eight GEL
erations of the highest bred Horses and Macs
in England, without single cross of infeIor
blood. At years old, he won FIVE, andat
years old he won prizes, and has si,ca
beat some Of the feetest Horses in Euglad
over the most celebrated courses. His COLOR
is very bright bay-black legs, name aid
tail-walks and trots WELLS very good ten,
pered-high enthusiastically i5d hands
high, and is considered by judges as hatA!-
some aud we'll formed Horse as can be found
in The country.
Mares have been sent to him from Maine,
Rhode-lsland and Connecticut, as well as
from the remote Counties in this State and
the neghboring towns, and his Cdts arc
handsome and command high prices.
Terms.-20 Dollars the season, 10 te paid
before the Mares are taken away.
Marlborough, Apr! 3, 1926
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Consunlptions, Coughs &c
BUTLER'S VEGETABLE

ED INDIAN SPECIFIC. for the cure Of
Colds, Coughs, Consumptons, 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 the
experience of The best physicians, OF all ages and
countries, aud none OF more importance 90 the
human family, than the fact, that many of the
most difficult and ncurabie consumptions origi-
nate in neglected colds. In a climate so variable
as ours, where tue changes OF the weather are
Frequently sudden and unexpected, it 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 fac, that the
proportion of deaths by this disease may he con-
sidcred as about five to one lnasmucl, then, as
this fatal disease bids defiance to The skill of the
most learned ply sicans, il is qualification to the
Proprietor that he is enabled to offer, to those af
licted with it, goody prospect OF relief, in that
highly valuable remedy, the VEGETABLE INDIAN
SPEciric. The indians are happy in their know
ledge of medical plants; governed wholly by cx-
nerience, they are certain as TO their effect, and
il is said by an author OF great character, that
true consumption is disease never known among
them.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17
THE YOUNG TOPLlFF
SETILL stand for Mares this

WILL stand for Mares this
w season, at the Subscribers Stable, in
Grafton, on Mondays-at Greene's. in Men
don, on Tuesdays-at Chapin's, in uxbridge,
on Tuesday nights--et Flagg's, in Oxford, on
Wednesday afternoon and night--passing
through Northhridge and Sutton-at Csry's,
in Ward, on Thursdays lat Towards, in
Leicester, on Frid&ys-at Abbott's, in llol-
den, on Saturdays-calliny at Stockwell's, iii
Worcester, on Saturday ELECTROMAGNETIC
lis route on Tuesday, the 9th day of May
ensuing, and ending the LIST week in July
standing at the Subscribers Stable the re-
mainder of the Season.
The Young TopiG is beautiful Dapple
Grey, six years OLD, surpassed in beauty and
form by DO horse Of his ge--three-qusrters
English blood, of the first extraction. His
stock can he seen in Grafton, Milford, Sutton,
Oxford, Ward, Worcester, ADD Shrewsbury,
which alone is 2 sufficient recommendation.
CHARLES CLEAVELAND.
Grafton, .4pni q, 1896. tf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17

Merino, French CASH
mere, Raw silk, and
tslentia Long and
Square SIiAWLS.
Black Il White Double
ground and Bo6inett
Lace WELLS.
Black. White, s. Green
Cause do.
Black and White SIX
Luce do.
AZ and sd Black and
White battle-ground
LACE for Yeiis.
Fis'd Bo6Jinett, Tired
SsviSs, Il other LAC
rs.
Silk and Cotton Flag
HAND'KFS.
Fancy, CGn-e, SiiI,, s.
Barege do.
Ssviss Iiuslin, s. Linen
Cambria do.
Fig'd and Plain Book
Jackonct, Null and
Swiss MUSLlNS.
White and Cord CAM
DRICS.
do. Corted& Plaid do.
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CERTIFICATE.

baltimore, Drc. 7, 1925.
al, w. PRIcE, of the city of Baltimore, do
hereby certify and declare, that was for long
time afflicted with n severe cold, accompanied
with an almost incessant cough, and pain in my
breast and lungs; also splitting Of blond and pu-
rulent mater from the lungs, with night sweats
and fcyers, and was much emaciated with loss OF
appetite. rest, &c. applied to several eminent
physicians, aud passed through course of medi-
cine, but could obtain no relief aud found myself
fast yerging on to a confirmed consumption.
Having 1t length heard of the many astonishing
cares effected by the Vegetable Indian Specific
was induced to make trial Oft and found almost
immediate relief, and my rest restored. | con-
tnued its use, improving fast, my appetite better,
aud all the symptoms Of the disease daily dimin-
ishing, and y, few weeks was completely cured,
and have remained so for several months, aud am
now in better health and aesh than have been
for many years. W. rhiCD'
For sale (only) By J. ROBINSON, Druggist
Worcestcr.--Prce 81 per bottle
December2S, 1895.
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Notice is hereby Given,
VHNHAT the Subscriber

n MAT the Subscriber has
a been duly appointed Executrix of the
last Will and Testament of JOHN FAYE r..
WEATHER, late of Westborough in the County
of Worcester, Esquire, deceased, and has taken
upon herself that 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 settlement
SARAH FAYERWEATAER.
Westborough, May Q, 1926.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. will be recciv.
& cd until the 20lh inst for erecting thtct
DWELLING-HOUsES at Saxon & Leicessr
Photographers of which can be seen by cal
ing at said Factory.
South Leicester, May s, 1926.
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or Sale,
DY THOMPSON KINDER

n 3 LY, a handsome assortment Of CLOTHS,
consisting of Blue, Black, Olive and mixed
BRoADCLOTHS Bangup; Denmark Sat-
in; Silk and Linen Drilling Paris Stripe !,
Columbia Stripe; Suspenders Valencia,
Marseilles, and Silk Vestipg. Also, good
assortment of TRIMMINGS Ready made Pan
falcons.
o. Tailoring Business carried on in
his usual style at his old Stand, one door
south of the BrieE Hotel, where he will wait
upon all those, who please TO employ him,
with pleasure.
Worcester, May 3, 1926.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17
a CURE FOR
In DIG Els TLCN.
DR.. RELIES ANTIBILIoUs PILLS,
EIyOR INDIGESTION. Loss Of .Ap.

E1N @@NOO II
Il petite, Lisf,essness, Headache, tosti1e-
ness, F9dtmtenee, CkOic, Bilious .96sctia,S. &c.
10 comment on the efficacy OF these Pills,
after successful experience Of many years in
England has established their reputation is need
less Suffice it TO observe, that for redundancy
OF bile, fatuence, costiveness, headache, &c
they will undoubtedly prove far more scrvicaIle
than those drastic pHrges too frequently employ
ed, and will not only at the same time tend TO
remove The offending cause by gentle motions,
and strengthen the digestive organs, but impfo, e
the appetite and reSovate the system, which
otherwise would in little time be liable to jauu-
dice, levers, &c.
- These Pills were faithfully prepared from
the original recipe, by the late DR.. CoNwAr.
Price one dollar 6or, with directions, sc.
CT They may be had wholesale Of the present
Proprietor, at his Counting Room over No.
10, Conrt-street-and at retail of JEREMIAH
ROBINSON, DRUGGIsr, WoRCEsTER-;,lso in
other large cities and towns throughout the coun-
try.
or \ large discount made to country physi.
clans traders, sc.
- Remember to inquire for I" Relf's .4nti-
bilious Pills."
July S, 1925.
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Or, jYhitseett's Original Opodeldoc.

A<.1 tHtEtcCtkS 0ftSetut OPoHCt"VC'
FETHES article Is considered, BY
the. FIRST Physicians in the United States,
10 rank higher than any other composition in
existence, for tie following complaints, viz
Bruises, ISpTains, Goui, RtenntatisDt, Cfan1p,
.NitpbneSs, Weakness, or Stiffness IN HE Week
and JOINTS, Chtl6Iaias, C.appsd Hands, Sings
Of Lnseefs, Vegetable PoisO'ss, &c. &c.
CAUTION.
A host of wretched and most con-
femptible limitations, prepared by different
people in their own names, arc in existence.
Therefore. as you value life or limb, be sure TO
ask for Wy.ifnert,s OpodeIdee, or you will, in all
probability, he dreadfully imposed upon.
Sold at the Bookstore Of CLAREN-
DON HARRIS--wbere also may be had the
ToL.8TJLE .aRoM.qT7C SNUFF,
60 celebrated throughout tine American cont
nent 10 cases OF Catarrh and Headache.
august 3, 1925.
xvorrester IS. Probate Office, May 5. 1926
To The Heirs Of BEraIAH nixon, late Of
southboroush, in said County, deceased, and
n iii otheys concerned in tie Estate Of said
decreased, NKEAfiS"'
NOU are hereby cited to appear, lit
Il Won see it) at the Coart Of Probate to be
hidden At Worcester in said County, on the hrst
Tnesday IN Jure next, vt one Of tie clock az
fernoon, TO show cause why tie aceonDis OF the
.d,,;5;s,ration of said Estate sileuli rot be
showed and YOU win BE heard thereon.
NATHir pAlNE, j. Prot.
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Points, Drugs, & Dye-StBs.
Fletcher & Carruth.
No. 4, Long IgAay--BosroN,
OEEER EOR SALE
OFFER ron SALE,

OFFER FOR SALE,
nm CASKS dry 100 do. do. Loewood
AQ White Lead 20 do. do. Fust H"'"
dc. Red Lead 10 do. do. Redwood
~ 40. Whiting | cask Madder
, 10 90. french Yellow do. Copperas
~ DOS, venetian Red 10 bbls. Alum
40. Spanish Brown | case Bengal Indigo
10 do. Spirits Turpen- 600 lbs. Blue Vit1ioI
tine bbls. Sal. Nitre
5 do. Copai Varnish $50 lbs. Dorax
ISses tno'a Scfaped | case Gum Opium
q I ~ Nopai 500 lbs. do. Cainphor
500 lbs. Yerdigris tor oil,
10 tons Logwood 200 bottles do. do.
DO rustic l bale Rad. Gentian
10 do. Nicaragua | do. Cort Aprant
90. hea"ood bbls. Sal. Epson
wood
Calomol, Red precipi.stc, White do.
Masnesia, Jalap, Rad Rhei, Rad YaIiran.
Pink-Root, Snake-Root, Cort Peru puly. suc.
GIycy, Rad do. Chamomile Flowe!s.
Together With scv,i ASSORTMENT of MFDT-
CINE, PAINTS, & DYE-STUFFS. all or
which will be sold on the most favorable
terms for cash or approved credit.
Boston, Vipril 25, 1926. 6is
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~ Military Garments made with
taste and elegance.
Cutting done at short notice.
Work done by Journeymen, and in
the best style.
Worcester, April 10, 1896. If
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ETAGG 6 WARD

No. 25, MARKET-STREET-- BosToN,
Haze Just receired fresh supply Of
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GEORGE C. DEAN,

"A Gc'0 rods south Of TaoMAs's Cefse-H0Nse
Worcester.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-18
Mr.. JEFFERSON.

All the particulars Of his death have no, YET reach
cd u.s. We understand, that he was taken with a
diarrhua ten days before his dissouiion-perhaps
the very day that be addressed his beautiful and
memorable letter to Mr.. Weightman of Washing.
ton. " He died (says Correspondent just as a
great and good man ought to die" Not mur.
mur, not groan escaped him. The University OF
Virginia, the advent Of the 4th Of July, the happ
ness Of his only and beloved child, were among the
last worldly things that fingered on his lips. The
following is an extract Of letter from FRIEND who
attended bis death bed:
He called in his family day or two before he
expired, and conyersed separately with each Of
them. He expressly desired that there should be
NJ ponp par AIDE At his burial Some time before
his DEATH he presented to his daughter a small
morocco case which he requested her to open i'm
mediatey alter his deccase On opening the case
it discovered contain elegant and affection
ale strain OF poetry on the virtues of his dutiu and
incompa able daughter p Richmond Enquirer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-18

The National Journal proposes to convert the
contributions that were made TO Mr. Jefferson when
alive. into noble Monument TO commemorate his
Dea'h. If we might take the liberty of advising on
so delicate subject, we hope the suggestion Of the
N. Journal will not be pursued; but that the sub
scribsrs will permit their contributions to go to the
Child OF the lamen,ed Jefferson. The character of
the man, his conversation aud correspondence for
six months, furnish the best Prescriptions that such
would have been the anxious wish of the deceased.
We understand, that the happiness Of that beloved
child was among the last ihings that fingered in his
mind; thai among his last dying declarations was,
that he left his soul to his God, and his Child to his
Country. ~Wlll his country respect the dying wish
OF her benefactor9 In what way she better
manifest her gratitude than by providing Monticello
as the asylum of his Child? We should no, at this
lime have touched on his delicate topic, but for the
generous. but we think unfortunate suggestion of
thy N journal. Richmond Enquirer.
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Of bis age, animated the jealous Patriot, who Is now
no more"


Mr.. ADAMS died with his impressions lively to
The last hour of life. About ten days previous to
the Jubilee, the committee Of arrangements in
Quincy, addressed note to him requesting his com
pany on the occasion. An answer was sent in wri.
iing-and he replied besides to the committee, +" /
shall not be present in body but in spirit shall be
with you" The signature to the answer is the last
he ever wrote, and is said TO be clearer from bem
shes than any he has made for several years. On
the following Saturday he rode in coach for short
distance. On the morning OF the Jubilee he awoke
at the ringing Of the bells and the firing OF ramon
the servant who watched With him said. do you know,
Sir, what day tits p" o yes y he REPLIED it is the
glorious Fourth Of July--God bless it-God bless
you all"
liz the forenoon, the orator OF the day, Mr.. Whit
ney, called TO see him, with clergyman. They
found him seated in large chair--and Mr..
Whitney IN the course OF the interview asked him
for sentiment to be delivered table ia the after
noon He said will give you independence forever"
after few moments had elapsed, lady present
asked him it he wished to add any thing TO the toast
and he said. !" not syllable" This was delivered
within an hour of his dissolution in the evening.
Late in the afternoon he appeared to be little on.
easy and he requested to be turned in his bed which
was done--aer which time he gradually sunk away,
and his spirit departed with the setting sun
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TAKE NOTICE.

FVNlIE agency of Thomas Fernon who employed by
John II. Brinckle, having ceased all persons indebted
him. for transactions under SAID agency bonds notes,
bills deposits and accounts whatsoever and all av-
crpon traded for by him or his agents. since the 2Sh day
of October, 1926 hereby positively forbidden pay
or deliver in any manner whatsoever, to him or any
oher person, not duly authorized by of after the
day of the date of this notice. any part parcel thereof
Also all persons forbidden to purchase retain or con-
cea the said claims, demands and property, from US,
the agents may hereafter constitute and appoint, to
ACCEPT transfer from him. Of any part of the said proper
or thereof as in every instance the laws will be
strictly enforced against every transgtesscr
JOHN r. BRiNCKLE,
CHA'S. b PETERSON, .4ssignees Of
THOMAS II BRlNCKLEt, J. II. B7nckie
Wilmington, July H. 1926. 69-4t
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FOR THE wATcHMAN.

The following toast was drunk at the g Jackson
Dinner" ON the 4h inst, in Philadelphia.
"By Mr. Wilson Tayor.--1he President Of the United
Sates-God send the majority good radiance Of him and
God send him good radiance Of the majority
AS Mr.. Taylor was formerly citizen Of our
Borough, would earnestly recommend to The in
habitants to call Town Meeting to take into con
sideration the propriey Of voting him Leather Me
dal oil the largest class. There is such an elegance
Of composition. purity Of style, and keenness of wit
in the Toast, entitle the au,hor to this dstin
gushed mark of our high consideration and regard
TOBY.