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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-02-08
Notice.

W p, the undersigned, com.
v missioned by the Hon. Nath'l Paine
Judge of Probate, &c. for the County of Wor.
cester, to receive and examine the claims Of
Creditors to the Estate of MICAH REED
late of New Bralntree, in said County, deceas,
ed, represented insolvent, hereby give notice
that Six Months are allowed to said Creditors
to bring in and prove their claims. and that
we shall attend that service at the DWELLING
House of Job Ranger, Innholder in said New
Braintree, or the last Wednesdays of March
April, and May, from one to five O'clock. p M
JOSEPH BOWMAN,
EZRA BASSETT C0"'"'''S.
New Braintree, Jan. II, 1926.
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To all rofOm it may concern.
HHE Subscriber obtained | Let


Il tiers Patent from the President Of the
United States of America. IN the year of our
Lord, 1924, for a MACHINE for Saving
Shingles, the right of making, vending and us
ing of which, he had no doubt, was secured 10
him b, the laws Of his country; and was not
IN violation OF the rights and privileges secured
to any other patentee; but it seems that the
proper authority to judge and settle questions
of this nature has otherwise determined, as
may be seen by reference to decision Of the
Circuit Court of the United States, holden at
Boston, in October 1926; Willard Earl VS..
Elisha SGiOyeT; by which the, said Earl holds
the exclusive right Of the application of the
Circular Sal0 for the manufacture Of Shingles,
which right was secured to him by patent
from the proper authority for granting the
same, in the year of our Lord 1929, on an
improved Shingle Mill of his own invention,
for the term OF fourteen years. In conse-
qUence, therefore, OF that decision, and an in
junction laid on the subscriber by sad Court ia
December last, not to make, vend or use. any
NOR, said Single Machines, he is driven to
the necessity to request all persons who have
purchase Machines OF him, for their own, and
MS security against future damages, not 10
use, any more, the said Machines without per
missioa or proper license from the said Will
lar Earl.
PRINTERS IN all ne States are requested 10
s1lserf The ADORE for puzzle attenuation.
JAMES SAWYER.
Ismpleton, January 10, 1926
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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-02-08
farm and T0ue,u Stand
TO LET.

FENHE Subscriber wishes to
N Rent his FARM in smIrHFIELp, in
the Village OF WOonsocket, on the Post Road
from Providence to Worcester. and Ia miles
from Providence. Said Farm contains about 1875
acres of good Land. on which i. great vari-
ETY. OF good Fruit, with Dwelling House 48
By 81 feet, with a large Kitchen adjoining :;
Barn 100 by 80 feet, with Granary and
other necessary Out Buildings; also one
story House 30 90 feet, suitable for small
family. He would have no objection TO its
beng occupied as Tavern, if wished. There
are within two miles of said Farm, 10 Cotton
Factories, containing about $4,000 spindles,
with number of extensive Manufactures OF
ooi and Iron. From its central situation.
between number of Manufacturing Villages,
1t is An excellent Stand for a Tavern, or for
carrying on the Buthering Business, or for
Keeping Livery Stable for Letting Horses
and Carriages, or for all of them connected
10 good tenant it would De rented very low.
For further particulars and terms, apply TO
Inn Bufum, Jr. near the premises, or to
the Subscriber, at No. 10, South Water Street,
providence. THOs. BUFEUM.
January 4, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. January %, 1926.
on Execution, (hav-

ing been previous attached on mesne
process,) and will be sold at Public Vendue,
at Daniel l.. Healy's Inn, in Dudley, on We'd
nesday the first day of March next, at two
o'clock, P. Mall the Right in Equity that
NATHAN SLY, JR. has TO redeem the mort
gagged Real Estate on which he now lives, sit
usted in Dudley, in said County, about one
and a half miles north of the Meeting House,
and near Heyden Pond, so called, in said Dud-
ley, containing about tAirty-six acres of Land,
with good stone Dwelling House on the same.
DANIEL l.. HEALY, ID. Sheriff.
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Notice.

NV E, the Subscribers, having
w been appointed, by the Hon. Nathan
iel Paine, Esq. to receive and examine the
claims Of Creditors TO the Estate Of DAVID
MERRIAM, late of Hubbardston, in the Coun-
ty of Worcester, deceased, represented insol-
vent, do hereby give notice, that Six Mouths,
from the 2lst day Of Jan. inst. are allowed TO
said Creditors TO bring in and prove their
claims, and that we shall attend that service
at the House OF .4byah Clark, Innholder in
said Hubbardston, on the first Tuesdays in
March and April next, from 10 o'clock, A. M.
TO O'Clock, p. M. on each Of said days
SAMUEL swan Comm,r,.
Hubbardston, Jan. 90, 1926.
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Notice is hereby G'ven,
VEvHAT the Subscriber ha

THAT the Subscriber has
e been duly appointed Administrator on the
Estate Of JONAH PERRY, late OF Spencer, in
the County of Worcester. deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
as the law directs. All persons indebt to said
Estate, are hereby called upon to make immedi-
ate payment and all those to whom said Estate
is indebted, are requested to exhibit their De-
mands for settlement.
January IS, 1896.
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Commissioners Notice.
THE Subscribers. HAVING b

VHE Subscribers, having been
IN appointed Commissioning, by the Hon.
Nathaniel Paine, Judge Of Probate, for the
County of Worcester, to receive and examine
the claims of the Creditors of the Estate
which was Of STEPHEN EARL, late of Phil,
lipston, deceased, represented insolvent. give
notice, that Six Months, from the third day Of
January instant, are allowed by said JUDGE.
for the Creditors TO present their said claims
TO the Commissioners, and that they will at
tend TO the duty assigned them, at the house
of E. x s. Lamb, lnnkeepers in said Phillips.
ton, on the first Wednesday in March, the sec
ond Wednesday Of May ,and the first Monday Of
July next, from one O'Clock, to six O'Clock.
T. M. OLIVER POWERS,
CLoUGH. r. MILES.
January 10 1926.
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NEW BOOKS STORE.

g F. REED offers for sale,
Ne few rods south of Worcester Court
House, a handsome collection of BOOKS.
comprising many valuable works Of Laae. Di-
Ui'aafy, Physic, and Surgery, together with a
large collection of Miscellaneous Books. His
tory, Poetry, Biography, Novels, Voyages, SC.
Many of the above Books are in elegant gilt
binding. Gentlemen are requested TO call and
examine for themselves All of the above
Books are offered at the
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-02-08
Executors Sale.
WILL be sold at Public Auc-

tion' on the Premises, on Tbursdav
me seventh day of March next, at one o,clo =
r. NJ. two thirds OF the REAL ESTATE 81
Jonathan 'ulnrOe, late of sp. nicer, deceased
CONSISTING OF about sixty-eight acrts of excel
lent Land, well divided into Moving. Pa.tur.
lng' llliage, Woodland, and Orchardng. with
a mouse Bam, Cider Mill, and other Ont
Dailalnss thereon and well fenced, principally
VIM stone wall. Said Farm is situated in ~
north part of Spencer, on the road leadina frnr
Spencer 10 Rutland, in the vicinity ~ I'm
and Saw Mill, Store, and various Mechan;o .s'
and within few rods of County road wbero'
on stage passes daily from Boston. tbrougb
worcester and Northampton, TO Albanv
credit OF two years will be given for a mar, Of
the purchase money. For furtherparticnla,
inquire OF the Subscriber.
JAMES DRAPER. Er,r.
Spencer, January 25, 1926. 6u
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To be Let,

A FARM, situate in Leices-
IA ter. County OF Worcester, about four
miles from the town of Worcester, and two
miles from the Village in Leicester, known by
the name of the +" Denny Farm.'' The Build
ngs consisting of a two-story House, large
Barn. Cider Mill, &c. &c. are situate on a
cross road leading from-the Boston and Alba
ny post road TO the Worcester and Stafford
Turnpike, about two miles west of their Juno
ton. The Farm contains about 800 acres. in
good proportions of Tilage, Moving, Pasture,
and Woodland, and is acknowledged to be
one OF the best in that part of the County.
The Subscriber would lease it at fair rent
for term OF from one to nYe ycars-possession
to be given on the first day of April next
The Subscriber calls the attention OF all per-
sons wishing 10 procure profitable Farm to
the one he now offers. And Tor further de-
scrlption OF the same, and any thing in rela-
ton to the same, he would refer them to Mr..
James Smith or Emory Woshburn, ESQ. in
Leicester, or to the Subscriber himself.
Should any person desire it, the Subscriber
would sell the above described Farm on rea-
sonable terms.
Neat Stock sufficient TO stock halCthe above
Farm will be sold or LET with the same if de-
sired. THOMAS DENNY.
Litchfeld, Conn. Jan. 25, 1926. CIV
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For Sale.

a FARM, situated in the
I "A South Parish of Brookfeld, CONTAINING
about two hundred acres of frst-rate AZ
we'll divided into Moving. Pasturino and Tn
Iage Land, and well watered-nearjv ono
hundred acres of Wood Land. about 6ftv acras
of which is covered with heavy and thr;ft,
growth Of excellent Wood. Also. two-stor3,
Dwelling House SO by %, and 40 feet Barn
Conditions liberal, and possession given tho
first of April next. For further informat;o,'
inquire of the Subscriber. on the premises
JOSEPH RICE.
Brookheld, Jan 10, 1926.
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ConsfInlf'tions, Coughs.G
DUTLER'S VEGETABLE

.HU INDIAN SPECIFIC, for the cure of
Colds, Coughs, Consumptions, Splitting of Blood,
Asthmas, and all Disorders of the Breast aud
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 and none of more importance 10 the
human family, than the fact, that many of the
most difficult and incurabie consumptions orir-
nate in neglected colds. In climate so variable
ours, where the changes of the weather are
frequently sudden and unexpected, il 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 con.
sidered as about FIVE to one. Inasnuch. then, as
this fatal disease BIDS defiance to the skill of the
most learned physicians, il is qualification to the
Proprietor that he is enabled to offer, to those af
flicted with it, goodly prospect of relief in that
highly valuable remedy, the VEGETABLE INDIAN
Specific The indians are happy in their know
ledge of medical plarts; governed wholly by ex-
perienee, they are certain to their effect and
it is said by an author of great character, that
true consumption is disease never known among
them.
CERTIFICATE.
BALTIMORE, DEC. Z, 1926.
81, w. PRICE, Q: the city of Baltimore, do
time afflicted with a severe cold, accompanied
with an almost incessant cough and pain in nv
breast and lungs; also splitting of 6Iood and pu-
rulent mstter from the lungs, with night sweats
and fevers, and was much emacated with loss of
appetite. rest, &c. applied to several eminent
physicians, and passed through course of medi-
cine, but could obtain relief, and found myself
fast yerging on to a confirmed consumption
Having at length heard of the many astonishing
cnres effected by the Vegetable Indian Specific
was induced to make trial OF it, and found almost
immediate relief, anil my rest restored con-
tnued its use, improving FAST my appetite better,
and all the symptoms of the disease daily dimin.
ishng, and in few weeks was completely cured,
and have remained so for several months, and am
now in better health and flesh than have been
for many years. w PRICE"
For sale (onIy) by J. ROBINSON, Druggist,
Worcester Price 81. per bottle.
December 28, 1925.
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SIS. Jan. Id, 1926.
OH several Execu-

Il tons, Che same having been previous
ly attached on mcsne process,) and will be
sold at Public Auction, on the Premises, on
Saturday, the 18th OF February next, at 2
o'clock, P. Mall the Right in EQUITY
which DAVID COWEE has to redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate on which he now
lives, situated near the new Meeting House
in Westminster, adjoining Land of Charles
Taylor, Samuel Mosman, and others.
EBENEZER JONES, ID. Sheriff.
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Worcester, So. January 10, 1926.
HNAKEN on Executions, (hav.

n ing been previously attached on mesne
process) and will be sold at Public Vendue, al
the Iun of George Chase, in Leominster, on
Saturday, the eleventh day of February next,
at o'clock, P. Mall the Right in Equity
which WILLIAM P. THURSFON has to re-
deem his mortgaged Real Estate, TO wit-one
undivided fourth part Of the Farm where the
widow JerushG Thurston now lives, in said
Leominster, and subject to the right of dover
Of said Jerusha. Also, one Wall Pew, No.
Sc, on the lower floor in the Rev. Mr.. Conant's
Meeting House, in said Leominster.
MICAH r. BALL, ID. Sheriff.
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Worcester, IS. Jan, 10, 1926.
ENAKEN on Execution, 1.-THE

( n same having been previously attached
on mesne process,) and will be sold at Public
Auction, at the house of Fitch Winchester.
lnnholder in scarborough, on Monday, the
twentieth day of February next, at two o.
clock, +. Nall the Right in Equity MO-
SLS BREWER hath to redeem about twelve
acres OF Land, with part of Barn thereon.
situated IN scarborough, near the house
where the said Brewer now lives, and is
bounded by land of Abigail Stow, Sally Stow.
William Stow, Lydia Pierce, and County
Road. FRANCIS B. FAY, d, Sheriff
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Improvement
in Mechanism and Manufactures.

Ii IS IF the utmost Importance TO all 7gho
are nop concerned, or about 10 be interested
an Manufacturing, TO look iccH 10 The
labOr-sdving Improvements lcl,ich
are made, and are making, in
this scientific and en-
'ighiened Land
/" small saving for series of years will
amount to a handsome interest"
ENHE Subscriber keeps con-
u stantly on hand, and offers for Sale, his
improved
C.4RDLNG & PICKING N.4CIILNES,
For Merino and Native Wool, on more liberal
terms than can be had in New. England.
ALSO, the best CARDS for Cotton and
Wool Machinery. Said Machines are less
expensive, perform more and better work, oc.
cupy less room, and are tended and kept in
repair easier, and require less water power
than any other now in use.
A credit will be given, when it may
be requested, so liberal, that the machine
may earn the money it costs, before payment
is required.
A line addressed to WARREN P. WING,
Postmaster, Greenwich Village, (Mass.) will
be duly attended to.
w. P. WING.
March a, 1925. If
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B 0WN S.

W IeCelFeu, at the New
CO Bookstore, an additional supply of valu-
able BOOKS, including
Dwight's Theology, vols. 8vo. 80: 90
Hume, Smollet, and Bisset's History of
England, vols. %: 90
Bains' Wars OF the French Revolution,
VOLS. ana Maps, II 100
Gillie's Greece, vols. $3.50
Russell's Modern Europe, vols. 900
DR.. Johnson's Works, vols. IO:5O
Middleton's Cicero, vols. 500
Morse's Gazetteer, 3.50
English Synonymes, explained by Geo.
CTabbe, 2. M
Shakespeare, in elegant calf binding 500
Josephus' Works, vols. 1850
Rollins ancient History, vols. 600
Plutarch's Lives, 8 vols 200
Spectator, II vols. gilt, 6:75
Byron's Works, vols gilt, 6: 00-bds. a so
scott's Poetic Works, vols. gilt, 5:95
A great variety of School Books, Blank
Books, u Miscellaneous-Law, Medicine
and Surgery Also, Finley's splendid
General ATLAS, of so Maps.
All the above Books sold at the ~ York prices.
S. +. REED.
Worcester, Jan. %, 1926. ri
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Nr@amS BOND

HAS on hand handsome As
II N sortment of Goods, among which are
the following articles
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Zeal Estate FIR Sals.
A FARM. situated ID the est.

"a n ECNI. situated IN the est
IA erly part of the town of soutbbrHoe
within two miles of the village, and tbe nu,
merous fourishing Manufacturing EstabIsh-
men.s, which furnish ready and profitable
market for all the Produce Of said Farm. wbeth.
er consisting of Wool, Butter, and Cheese nr
other commodities. Said Farm is a remarL q.
bly, pleasant place OF retirement, upon a mod
road, and contains One Hundred aud F;ft1-si,,
acres of excellent Land, with large and con-
yenient two story House, recently built. and
completely inished.-.4lsO, large Barn and
ether Out Buildings, together with a convcn.
lent Farmhouse and Barn, situated about
City rods from the former. Said Farm Il woIi
calculated for growing of Wool, or for Dairy.
ing, and is suitably divided into Mowine Pas.
ture, and Wood Land, and contains mora III n
40 acres Of excellent Plough Land. with two
fruitful Orch ards, all we'll fenced, prinq;naiIU
with good stone wall.-Said Estate il wa1 -;
uated for two Farms one of Sc. and the o,Sar
of 100 acres, which would be SO divided -
accommodate purchasers, and liberal credit
given, if requested. '''u''
EBENEZER D. AMNIDowN.
January 90, 1926. ca.
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FUR SEAL CAPS.

A PRIME assortment of FUR
IA SEAL CAPS, selling off at cost, by
J. P. KETTELL & co.
Worcester, Feb. /, 1896.
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PATENT ELASTIC SADDLES.

A wuaD TO THOSE AnE RIDING
The complaint against hard and uneasy ssddies.
which is, for the most part just and general one, and
is really grievance to those who have much riding to
do has caused him to turn his mind particularly to that
subject with view, if possible, to remedy the evil
He with confidence the public, that he has
accomplished it. The plan projected is by means Of
strong and well tempered steel springs so constructed
as to support the saddle seat and give much greater
to both rider and horse than saddles made in the
way, any other that he has can pos
sibly do. The plan is entirely different from the En-.
glish elastic saddles with spring bars Of steel, whale
bone &c. and also from those with wire springs; and
he conceves much superior TO either, the elasticity
greater and the tree not beng put out ofts original
form, will not oe subject to hurting horses on journeys.
which is complained Of in the saddles with spring bars
number Of gentlemen have those saddles now muse,
and but sentiment exists among them i'll favor of
their superiority. The invention is equally appica.
Bile to ladies' saddles to gentemen's Any person
DESTROYS of purchasing those easy saddles, is at liberty
first to make trial OF one and Judge of their for
themselves. In point of durability they will be war
anted equal to any other saddles and superior TO most
JAMES VANSANT.
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TBELARGEST MICROSCOPE.

The Andersonian Society of GLASGOW, has
purchased from Dolland the largest solar mi
croscope that optician ever constructed. The
FIRST trial of this superb instrument, disclosed
some wonderful phenomena. Hundreds ofin-
sects were discovered, devouring the body Of
snat, and scores had lived luxuriously, for Sc
veral months. on the leg of moth! These ami
malcules were magnifed SO as 10 appear nine
inches long! their actual size being somewhat
less than the fourteen.hundredth part OF an inch.
The universal kingdom afforded another DIS
play Of brilliant objects; their Capitalization,
and the splendor of their colorings, exceed any
thing the most lively imagination can conceive.
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Corporation Of Alexandria IS /.
PnoCIAMAToM.

WHEREAS the season of the year has arrived which
w renders it necessary that the Quarantine Laws
should be carried into executon-I do, therefore, by
and with the advice of the Board of Health, make
known the same and order that all vessels coming from
any foreign port place, from any port the United
States where malignant fever prevails, and bound to
lexandria, be brought to anchor at the Quarantine
ground opposite Jones' Point and there to remain for
the inspection and direction of the Health officer.
furthermore enjoin the commanders of such vessels
not to suffer any ofther passengers either be-
fore or during the Quaratne term, to go shore,
nboard any other vessel than that which they be-
long, nor permit any person to come on BIO rd their
vessels, except such employed in the execution
OF the Quarantine Laws without the especial perms-
sion Of the Health Officer in writing
Doctor Edmund FHzhugh, VIII has been appointed
Health Officer, is hereby required to the laws up
on the subject Of Quarantine to be strictly enforced
Given under my hand this 9TH day of August, 1896
John ROHERIS. liaNor