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The Royal Rest rative.

A cure for Rheumatism and Gout.
sTHlS justly celenratd Medlcme ha- nei
n with The best success in Europe and
those parts OF the United States where it has
heen used, in curing the above complain $. Il
consists OF two different powders 70 be digest
ed in spirit. and the one called the Sweating
powder IS 10 be taken, internally, for the put
pose its name indicates Wig. sweating. The
other is called the Emhrocation powder; and
is applied to the surface with friction. THIS
Medicine operates on true physiol giCal prin-
cipits, in removing the complaints Tor which
4 is intended, and is approved O. and used n
The practice OF some OF the best modern
Physicians Its discoverer, DIR JACKSON an
mineut Physician of London, after long Sc
rle- Of experiments, being himself afflicted
with Goui and Rheumatism for "a number of
years found this valuable Medicine to be the
most eff, ctual remedy This induced him to
xtend as much as possible, its Influence
throughout the world. Ii has but lately been
introduced into !he United States with the
est confidence IN its success. 1t is now the
general opinion OF modern Physicians, that
Rheumatism is an nfammatory disease of the
muscles, because they are sore 20 the touch.
aud motion is painful hance the PAIN rs cit
at and about the JOINTS, although the whole
OF the muscles may be affected. The wa.
which nature seems TO have adopted Tor car
ryng off this disease s by perspration, there
tore ii follows that such Medicines as have
tendency TO help nature in this operation,
ought TO be used. Upon these principles the
best Drugs in the Materia Medica for promot-
ing copious preparation, were selected, and
by a series of combinations and expelImt nts
this compound was found to he the most pow
erful, and at the same time safe and elhca
tious Remedy.
Through the medium of friend have
been made acquainted with the compost ion u
this Medicine, and obtained right from The
Proprietor, Dr. Jackson, for preparing and vend
ng in the United States. have had it Out
short time, but in every case where have al
ministcred it, the best effects have resulted
Patients who make trial OF this Medicine, will
confer a favor by sending me the result OF its
operation. 1t is done up in the form OF lei
ter, and any person by sending me an order,
post uaid, can have it sent to them BY mail.
]. Fl. PALMER, NJ D. PIttsheld.
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.M.ARRIED.

In Princeton, on the 18th inst by n Daven-
port, Esq. Mr. George Leonard, of Princeton,
to Miss Mary Wood of West Boylston.
In Providence, on the 10th inst MIR Benia-
min a Benson. of Sturbridge, to Miss Huldah
A. Hunt, daughter of the late Daniel Hunt,
Esq. of Providence.
In Aiendon, by Rev. MIR Doggett, Mr. Eben-
ezer H Balch to Miss Betsey Childs
In Framingham, on the 29th ult by Rev
Mr.. Train, Mr. Jocl Marble, of Millbury, to
Miss Susan IL, Park, of birmingham
In West Boylston, by Rev Mr. Boardinan.
Mr. Ward B. Hartman to Miss Harriet Morse
In Grafton, by Rev Otis Convers, Mr.. Levi
N Leland to Miss Experience Taft-both o.
Grafton.
In Charlton, Mr.. Chester Conlngs to Miss
Deborah Borden
In Brattleboro' Vt Mir James Elliot, OF
Barre, to Miss Lucinda Sartwell.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .N0tlce.

AS7 E, the subscribers, having been duly ap-
w printed Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims of the several Creditors to
inc Estate of JAMES SMITH, late of Rut--
land' IN the County of Worcester, deceased,
represented insolyent, 90 hereby give notice.
that SIX months from the fourth day of Decem-
Der, current, are allowed to said Creditors for
bringing in their claims and proving their
debts and that we will attend to the duties of
our appointment at the House of SIMON P.
STRATToN, in said Rutland, OH the 4th Monday
OF January next, on the 4th Monday of March
next, and on the Sd Monday of May next, from
one TO seven O'Clock in the afternoon. on each
of said days. RUFUS PUTNAM,
GEORGE S. FLINT.
Rutland Dec. r. 1897. ISL
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lgSSg0zEscs e
ELl%@- ~
IMPORTANT NEWS !

A-'-A CAS Az NEW
BY last evenings mails we received ac-
counts from Europe to the Eth ult the most
important of which are, the official details If
the entire DESTRUCTION oFTHE TURK
ISL FLEET IN tie harbor of .NaDarino, bg
the eom5fned sqaodroas Of England, France.
and R4ssia. The battle was fought on the
2Cth OF Oct. and the carnage of the Turks was
most terrific. Of65O men on board one of the
largest ships, $50 were killed, and 400 in anoth.
er. The loss of the British and French fleets.
is 100 killed and 262 wounded The Russians
suffered but little The Turks and Egyptians
fought with the most determined obstinacy.
and, father than su rrender their ships set fire
to most OF them and blew them up, or sunk
them. This accounts for the tremendous sac
riiice Of human life on their part.
allied Force-Ten sail of the line. ten
frlgates, and six sloops. Total rs sail.
I0'kist Force-Three sail of the line,
four double frigates, nineteen frigates, four
teen briggs, twenty four corvetts, six fire
ships. Total-70 sail.
There were beside, about forty trans
ports and other vessels formed behind the
turkish fleet. The result is: one Turk
lsh line Of battle ship burned two driven
on shore, wrecks-one double frigate
sunk; one on shore, a wreck two burn
ed fifteen frigates burnt and sunk ; three
on shore, wrecks one on shore, mast
standing -ffteencorvettsb burned and sunk !;
tour on shore, masts standing-six fire
ships destroyed, and three transports. So
that of the whole seventy vessels of war.
only eight of the smaller classes were left
afoat.
1t Is stated that affairs were brought to
this crisis by the bad faith and cruelty of
lbrahim Pacha, who, finding that he would
not he allowed to commit naval hostilities,
resolved, in defiance of the armistice, and
IN breach of his solemn promises, to wreak
his vengeance on the whole Greek popula-
ton; and this savage determination he
was carrying into effect, by burning hous-
es, destroying agriculture and trees, and
even massacring women and children.
The conduct of Admiral Codrington was APP
proved by the British Government, the Order
of the Bath was conferred on him. and gem
eral promotion of the officers of the fleet took
place.
This is one of the most signal victories on
record, and will probably be one of the most
important nits Consequences less than the
DELIVERANCE OF GREECE from the
cruel bondage under which she has SO long suf-
fered.
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p11RLIC MEETING.

Ats fnll meeting of citizens, from various
norts of the County of Worcester, convened at
The Court. Room, in Worcester, on the evening
of Dec. s, 1897, to take into consideration the
depressed state of the Woolon Manufactures
and the embarrassments attending the produc-
ton of the raw material, and for devisng
measures for relieving the same
Hon soLomoN STRONG was called to the
Chair, and
BFzArEEL TAFT, Jr appointed Secretary
Of the Meeting.
p0ted, To choose Committee Of five to pre-
pare suitable Memorial to Congress- upon the
subject under consideration, aud Resolutions
expressive of the sonse of the Meeting, in re-
lation to the protection of American Indus ry,
Hon. Aaron Tufts, Gen. Jonathan Davis,
Hon. Nathaniel p Denny, James Wolcott and
Amos Hill, Esqrs.we appointed on said Com
mitteo
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0P TAKE NOTICE.

TEyHE subscribers hereby give notice. that
Il their term of Copartnership will expire
by limitation on the first day of April next
and they hereby request all those indebted to
them by Note or Book Account, of more than
one wears standing, to pay the same by the
first of March next and all whose accounts
commenced within the year, to settle the same
BY Note. They have on hand an extensive
assortment of
English, ". l. and Hardtcare Goods,
Groceries, Crockery and Glass Ware,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Dye St,.6S,
which they win sell at low prices in exchange
for Cash, Produce, or approved Paper.
CARY 81 RICE.
North Brookfield, Dec 49, *5l
o. A quantity of first quality POTASHES
for sale as above.
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.4D.NLNTSTIR. qTOR'S SIZE

gH ILL be sold at Public Auction. bv or
w der of Court, on SATURDAY,. the frs5
day Of .karch Rezt at one o'clock, P. nj. ON
the pIemlses,--the Real Estate whereof MO-
SEES BROWN, late of Oakham, deceased, died
seized. SAID Estate consists of valuable
Farm, situate IN the easterly part of Oakhanl
aforesaid containing about seventy five acres
OF excellent Land, wen proportioned, with con-
venient Buildings thereon A liberal credit
will be given for a considerable part Of the
purchase money JAMES ALLEN, Admir-.
Oakham, Dec. 10, 1927. @5l
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NOTICE-

N7 E, the subscribers, having been duly app
w pointed Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims of the Creditors to the Es-
tate Of DORATHY WOODS. late Of Oak
ham, in the County of Worcester, deceased,
represented insolvent, hereby give notice, that
SIX months, from the twentieth day of Novem-
Der last, are allowed to said Creditors to bring
in and prove their claims and that we shall
attend that service at the house of George
ray, lnnholder in said Oakham, on the last
Monday in February and March next, from
one to five o'clock in the afternoon on each of
said days. JAMES ALLEN, 49,,
PERES FOBES, oO"i" rs
Oakham Dec. l3, 1897. 81
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dams and Representatives of the people, to
whom tins appeal is made and under the high
and solemn responsibility of such character.
we claim 4 cool and dispassonate examination
OF subject, no less important to your Memori-
alists than the nation at large
AARON TUFTS.
JONATHAN DAVIS.
NATHANIEL T DENNY.
JAMES WOLCOTT, Jr.
AMOS HILL.
And after due deliberation. the foregoipg
Memorial was unanimously accepted.
1 ne COMMITTEE then submitted the follow
ing Resolutions -
ResotDed, That the system of public policy,
pcrtinently called the :. American system
which promotes internal improvements, pro-
tccts American Industry, opens new sources of
wealth to our citizens, and secures The hide
pendence OF our country, deserves the aid and
encouragement OF every friend to this country,
and that we will lend it our united countenance
and support
Rt$efecd, That the depressed condition of
the Woollen interests Of the United States,
arising from the fluctuations of foreign com
petition, demands the speedy and efficient in
terposition of the General Government.
Resoi0ed That the " American SYSTEM ex-
tends to every section of'our Republic and com
prses the whole interests of our country, with
O~t ic9tlla 10 geographical INES
Resot0cd, That our markets of right belong
TO American citizens, and our National Gov
ernment is bonnd to protect them from foreign
dictation
Resotced, That we do highly appreciate the
eminent services hitherto rendered the Wool
len Interests, by the Representatives from the
worcester Congressional Districts and recon-
mend to them TO use their united and renewed
exeFtlons IN its behalf, at the present session of
Congress-
Resoioed, That the sentiments Of the late
Harrisburg Convention, as exposed by their
acts, are IN strict accordance with those enter
tanned BY this meeting and that the alterations
IN the Tariff as Suggested and recommended
by that august and enlightened bod Y are expe-
dent and necessary for the welfare Of our coun-
try.
The foregoing Resolutions were adopted.
with a single dissenting vote.
1t was then F0tsd, That the Committee, who
reported the foregoing Memorial, cause the
same to be presented to Congress in such q
manner as they may deem expedent
Poted, That the Editors of the several pa
Pers, printed in this town, be requested to in
sert the foregoing Memorial and Resolutions
in their respective papers
NATHANIEL P. DENNY, Chairman
BEzALEEL TAFT, JR. Secretary
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Shoen,akerS TAINTED.
One Cent Reauard.

wMTHEREAS, GEORGE HAMS, town
w pauper, bound to me by the Selectmen
of Uxbridge absconded on the evening of the
18th inst. forbid all persons harboring him
or trusting him on my account, as | viii not
pay any debts Of his contracting
WARNER TAFT.
Uxbrdge, Dec II, 1927 3lt
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Oh. Dslamatter's Cough Medicine.

This valuable Medicine for Coughs, Hoarse-
ness, Asthma and affections OF the lungs, rs
prepared according to the Recipe OF DR., De-
iamstter, late Professor in the Berkshire Med
ical Institution. 1t is decidedly the best,
cheapest, and mos, pleasant remedy Tor com
plants arising from Cold or Catarrh. The
numerous calls for this medicine has induced
the subscriber to put it up in ". Bottles,
with directions, which are sold OF the smaii
price OF SO cents, together with the Sweating
Powders accompanying each bottle
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NOTICE

There will be Religions Exercise in the
Church of the Second Congregational Society
IN this town on Christmas Day. Services viii
begin at II O'Clock, A M
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Worcester, IS, Probate Office, Dee IS. 1897.
TO The WidOv and Heirs Of tNTIPAs HcwE.
late Of Princeton, a., SAID County, deceased.
and 10 all others concerned IN TIE Estate of
aid decreased GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
n see ft) AT the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said county, on The first Tues
day in February next, at ten Of the clock. before
noon, to shew cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last Will and l'esta-
ment of said deceased should not be allowed:
and you " III be heard thereon
TllEOPHs y WHEELER, Reg.
Isl BY order Of tho Hon. Jttigea
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R.4RLEY WaNTED Z

FEyTlE subscribers will pay 81 cents in Cash
IA or rs cents in Goods at ID Haywood &
Co.'S Store, for BARLEY, aeeH cleaned, and
Of good quality, at the WORCESTER BnEwrRY
TRUMBULL 81 WARD
n All those indebted as above for BEER
are requested to make immediate payment.
Sept 5. istf
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS, a valuable remedy
Tor the tioth ache.
SPIRITS OF SOAP, fer taking grease spots
nut of all kluas OF cloth.
REAL JApAN BLACKING, or ELIAS lC
VARNI=H, TOR boots and shoes.
o-lr The above are .or sale by JAMES
GREEN 81 co. Worcester.
Dec TO- cp7weo6w
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

EHNHE Copartnership heretofore existing
under the firm of NELSON & BEN
o0N' is this day, by mutual agreement dis
solved. All persons indebted to said firm are
requested to make payment to SOLOMON Mel
son and all who have demands against said
ilrn, are also desired to call on said Solomon
Nelson Tor payment, who is authorized to set
tie all company Concerns
SOLOMON NELSON,
JOHN c.. BENSON
Northbridge, Dec. }, 1897. *5I
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The CuuRr OF CoMMoS Pleas is still in
session in this town. This is the third week OF
the term, and it will probably be held ono week
more at least, as it is intended to dispose of all
the actions on the docket Judge Howe has
presided since the first week Of the term.
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The Franklin Insurance Company,
EgAVING a capital of $500 900 ali paid in
e make Insurance against FIRE on
Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furniture
&c at low rates of premium. AUSTIN DEN
NY, Esq. of Worcester, is their Agent, and
authorized to issue Policies.
Boston, Oct q. epistf
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NATHL. PAINE, =. Proc.

Worcester, SIS Probate Office, Dee 4 1897,
10 The W'doao and Heirs Of joRL rowERs.
late Of Petersham, az said Couasg de-
ceased, and 10 aHoihtrs concerned IN The Ca
tate e sad deceased, GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to.appear (if YOU
a Sc. fit at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Barre, in said County, ON the third
Tuesday in January next, at ten of the clock,
before noon. to show cause why the Account of
the Administration OF said Estate should not be
allowed. aud the balance of Estate, after paving
the expenses of last sickness taxes and funeral
charges, &c. deereed to the Widow to enable her
TO uphold HE, the estate being greatly insoivent
and YOU will be heard thereon
Isl NATHL. PAINE, r. Prob.
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FOR SALE.

a ua7uadIe Stand for Blacksmith,
NBLEASANTI.Y situated in fourishing
village, one and half miles north of the
Meeting House in Woslborough, ON the Wor-
cester Turnpike, near NELSON'S Hotel, consist
ing of about one hundred rods Of excellent
Land with neat and commodous Dwelling
House, Barn, and Blacksmith's Shop, all new
and completely finished, land other necessary
convenienees For further particulars, inquire
of tho subscriber, living on the promises.
JACOB HOWE.
Westboropgh, Dec. 10.
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SCtlt)l l. B )()ks

EEORR & ROWLAND have for sale, a
H-D good supply of SCHOOL BOOKS, such
as are used in towns in this County.
School COMMITTEES, in this vicinity, who
are about making their selections and purchas-
es for winter Schools, are respectfully request
ed to call at the above establishment, where
euery thing, in the School Book and Stationa-
~ line, can be furnished at short notice, on
very favorable terms.
COLU1fBL4.W CLASS BOOK.
The Third Edition of this valuable School
Book is just published making 5000 which
have been published in less than three years
This Book is fast getting into notice, and it is
hoped that, wherever new reading book is
wanted. this may be among those that are ex-
amined. Price So per dozen
PONDS .NURR.4Y.S GRAMMAR.
The Second Edition of this little book is
just published, with considerable improvements
and additions. Price 81 per dozen.
d. Any School Book wanted by Commit
tees for examination will be furnished
gJ Just received 30 dozen STATES, with
hard wood Frames-naking a complete assort-
ment. Worcester, Dec. 10.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Dee. J. 1897
70 the Wtdotc, Creditors and Hears Of rapp
SPo NER, tateof Petersham. IN sad Count,
deceased. and 10 ell Others concerned an ~
Estate Of SAID deceased, GREETING
ROU are hereby cited to appear (if Won
ID see fiji at the Court OF Probate I, he holden
at barre, IN laid County, the third Tuesday
IN Jsnuaiy next, atten Of the ck before noon
TO show cause why the account of the Admins
creditor should not be allowed. and the Estate
alter dedaeing the taxes, fun, raj and other eoai
charges, decreed to the creditors, whose claims
may be allowed anu reported aud +, oo will be-
heard thereon
Isl NATHL. PAINE, ,. Pro.
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on hand.-

-.4iS0, on hand, -
Superior Morocco and Kid Walking Shoes /;
Morocco, Kid and Prunella Pumps Misses
and Children's Shoes Mems and BOYS Shoes
and Boots,-all which will be sold at fair prices.
Worcester. 10Th mo 49,
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Highly Interesting to the Inflicted.


YESHE public are respectfully informed.
IA that nderson's Cough Drob8 e ecforaI
"0z0deI's have, from txt, nsye use for wears
past, proved themselves to be one Of the MOST
N"'ua'ie remedies ever yet discovered tor the
cure OF coughs Colds and other affe ctons Of the
1reast aid lungs leading to Con umptions. =
thousands have experienced the happiest effects
OF tins Heading Batsam aud many of the Lieh
est respectab'tS havt ,oluBi arily given cerii6-
Gates SOM OF which "a i'll accompany each hot
ue' that Will satisfy every unprclutiiced mind
thS' the mosi extraordinary and unexpected
cures have been performed by the use of This
medicine IN cases OF long standing in which 9TH
el medicine had p odueed no favorable effects
and where tie most skiliui physicians had given
them up as hopeless Ii is nOt pretended tbaf
they are an intslhLle cure in all cases, but Of
such as are iheurapie, there are but few Lut
what VIII greatly relieved by The use of them
Scarcely case OF colds coughs, pain in the side
I d tlivnlty Dreaming, Want of sieep arising
from dthlihy, or even seated cunsumptons but
may be relieved BY timely use of this Healing.
balsam Each Dollar hottie of this medicine
con aus about ~ doses, which proves them to
ue a cheap medicine considering their virtues
/ d IoftnS Lazy Of llayerliiiI ass " no had
been afflicted ~hh AN alarming couch for about
! year, and had been attended BY several phssi-
cans, but obtsined little no relic and her life
was despaired of al I'll she made use of Ander-
SON Cough Drops, the use o. which in one,
"VOA & e"tN fcHSNtu nef, ana, bV taking two
bottle only, her health was restored,
Il respectable Faime of Red Hook Duchess
Count, from taking violent cold which fell
upon his lung~, reduced by {, distressing
cough and raising blood, to what was considered
! BY his ply Stefan an incurable state: he was az
length advised to make trial of AndersonssCough
Drops, and, alter US ng one or two bottles, lis
cough daily became less and his appetite and
strength soHn returned, and, although shere was
no prospect OF his recovery, the use Of this Heal
HS Balsain, for few weeks, perfectly restored
him 10 his usual state of health. and he highly
reeomn ands this remedy 10 the afflicted
II Gentle man of Providence Rhode Island
rising t" years Of age, had been severely afflicted
with the Asthma attended with cough for
more than % years, so as to be unable TO sleep
but wnl9he greatest difficulty after ayine tried
many physicians, and Various kuts of nedici,,s
without relief He at length procured An,ler,
son onsh Drops, and. after using three bottles
his cough was nearly cured; he slept well. and
soon recovered SO as to be able to attend 70 his
business as usual
90 For sale by .jEEE.liLqH ROBINSO.N
Druggist, oreester, and By Druggists generally
~ - 'o%f' 5eo6m
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SOCKS, OYER SHOES, &c.
EARLE 4 CHASE

IS E AVE for sale, a variety of Felting, Worst
2 q ed, and Cotton Webbing SOCKS, with
leather bottoms, suitable for the present sea-
son. Also, Gentlemens Leather OVER
SHOES.