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Braady,oine CHaiybcate
SPRINGS.
The spacious and elegant house beIonI

0zr-A he spacious anu tltHtiit iVuSt uttbnS
hssss.GSa inn tie Company, alch was competedlas
:,,ss$ fail, open and Handsomely furnished for
Asn.s.zA The reception of vsers and buardeis under
the superintendent Il the subscriber
ANS W Altering PLACE is finely situated in the high
and healthy country I've miles west oi WilaIsGtos, com
mandng extensive view Of the surrounding country,
the River Delaware, and the neighaoring States The
grounds Of the COMPANY afford pleasant and shady promen.
AIS and are bounded Il, fine streams.
The yirfucs of NE waters these Of the pufest Eha
beate according TO tie analysis of Professor hEAliso Of
Philadelphia they have been particularly chcacons %
Ill aus aud other e,crs and celebrated fine tonic
The yicuiiy to Wilmington offers al al times access %
an excelit market aud The dali, intercourse b steam
Boat tines between that place and Newcastle, q aud iron
philadelphia and Baltimore, affords facility Of commune
cation not possessed hy any other watering place
Parties can accommodated 4, short notice wish Din
gers Colaogs, Ice Cleans, &c
No non shall be spared b. he proprietor 10 CRAFTY
every Of the vsero this pleasant and saluhIous re-
itrat.
chatges will be moderate
CHARLES STANLEY.
Jane !, 1897 6}-a3m
y Il. Carriages, Gigs, or Horses may ALWAYS be had
md th te drgh'talrdes good loads TO tie ncig
boring toans villages canal, &c llorsts taken at liver.
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N.3'ri".9iS li!1aNBY GIVEN,

I Il tfseftsn, a,atiiatt, If .isucaStle County,
lti0 usf 4id i;.t e .lfe w. aealbsrs u The Cen
sr,I .fsSsm5g,
sEsAAfsa f.stoe wife ea 4 Tie 'inc, and
II H peHes sti a The same inaaaei that Sen,
s.r, aa4 ~ .n4tiYes iur III sad unity chosen;
Eli isrn a1F vlectns Commissioners OF the Levy
Eaai Att count y Appeal n tie sad County; good
apg ~ al reehiier esdtg il Pencaer Hundred
!, ol and spb,ai al freehlhler Ing Red Lion
l.uni ei; 90 II and sihstani al reeaoder residing
" 6 ses ualred, and one good aud substantial FREE
l@cr res ding - Wlne Clay Greek liuilred 10 supply
tl vacancies occa,onedn ny ihe expiration Of tie tines
"hcf Jacob Fafis, Phhp Reybo.d, John Janvier, ara
~ H.ldma1, electei in the sad lie
q Court and Court Of hpnea I STOCKTON,
Clerk II he Peets far -Nesscasfte equaty
Newcastle August ~ 1897 SIS
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SslERlFE'S OEEACE.

rlylE S0b>crber oiIes llnse |, g ne Democratic Re
| mi lcar Citizens Of Newcastle County, CasdI
date Tor the office Of SHERIFF., Tor the cnsufg term
Ne would remark, that from his confined situation. he
probably may have it N his po"erio call "n and per-
however lie hereby pledges himself that i successful he
will execute the duties Of the office with fidelity, TO he
lest q hin aby also, "a abide ~ taat mode OF nomlns-
uoa vlch NAV be determined on lg The County Meeting
Rcd cn and # unsuccessful, cheerully and faith
FLY support The candidate who may be 50 fortunate as 70
Vb,ain he nomination. W. L. COCHRAN.
Mdi,etnWp June I, 1927 bU-
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70 Tie Democratic Republican Ioters q
NEWCASTLE COUNTY.

rtnow CITIZENS Il beg leave offer myself as can.
tt t,r Tie oiiicc If CORONER during the ensuing term
h.i,ri6g your suffiages for the Office. shall make no
Professions lrher than say that i elected no etfcr
Shall be aanng on my part do justice . the choice OF
ny fellow clizrns A. the last election for this Office ~.
seuced by tie wishes Of my friends, offered myself as
acandlate but declined the contest, upon learning
tal an aged AID mer,trtus cltiaen who had served ms
country faithfully IN the Revolutionary had been pre-
enel as candidate and conscious that his deserts ere
5ove nine cheerti.i,y gave him all my support tot the
oGce which lie has since worhy hilrd thase O. y 70
add, that in offering myself to your choice, VIII cheetn
i submit to the decision Of the county meeting II The ket
Lion. MlCliAFL DoNNEh
Jnue 5, 1897. on
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SHERIFFALTY.

HtIF subscriber be- leave 10 OFT hlnse to the Demo
cta ic Citizens Of Newcastle County, for the office OF
SHERIFF to be supplied in October bext; assuring them
ta ii case he should be the ohec, CT heir choice, his
les cxetons shall be employed execute the duties OF
The olc with fdelity and pledging himself . abide BY
die decision Of the County Meeting 10 be ED al the Red
lion for tic nomination Of the County Ticket
ALEXANDER PORTER
NV III 1887. Sd
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THE ANNUAL CONVENTION

ar he Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Diocess of
" Delaware will be held at Dover, the second Satu-
NM OF June next, (nnh) at ten o'clock, A. NJ. at which
nm. and place the Of the Churches belong
mo 70 said Diocess are requested to attend.
AUGUSTUS NJ. SCliEE, Secretary.
Doyer, May IS, 1897. 59-5
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CURRi Ing.

ylE subscriber notifies his friends aud The public that
4 lie has removed from the Old stand, No. Is, Shpley
street. formerly occupied by William Chandler, TO No 70,
Market and g. shipiey-s, where he intend, keeping IN
hand constant supply Of FINISHED LEATHER o. es-
cry description, which he will dispose OF on me mos req
sonsbe terms Persons tavorng him with their custom
depend on having the Leather Of the best quality
JOHN GUYER
W,,m;r.,,n ,,a,ob - ,ao1 36-3m
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and Friday, by albert & Henry Wilson,
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, JUNE r. 1927
The following is The as production Of the Boston Bard
TIE DYING CHRISTIAN.

How peaceful is the closing scene,
When virtue yields its breath
How sueetly beams the smile serene,
Upon the cheek Of death
The christians hope no fear can blight,
No pam, his peace destroy,
He views beyond, the realms Of light,
pure and boundless joy.
oh who can gaze, with needless sigh,
On scene so fair as this
Who bu' exclams--' thus. let nc die,
And be my end like his +"
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TO THE ELECTORS OF
.NaED CI.STLE COUNT

WIZ C.Is5 ] LIZ Q 80 =
MELLOW CrrlZENs-I feel much ditiidence IN piscins
myself before ME public as a CANDIDATE iof VAC "s
and responsible Office Of SHERIFF Of this County; oa'
e4ng On the pro,es,aons Of esteem and friendship wcn
lave been extended towards makes me ess ree
ant Offering for the oce the du'ics OF which p'ense
. perform with punctuaiy and hdely, y s'ouia ~
JOHN A. NAUDAIN.
June 5, 1897. oO-
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SHERIFF ATTY.
no TIE DE OCR.aIIC ELECTORS or
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
IsELLOW CTllZENS--Pleasc 10 accept my grateful &C.
L knawleda nents for your aytis in placing me on
he euln tor the Office OF SHERIFF at your last nomina-
ion Election; ard the time is approaching when accor
dine 10 usage will again be called select person
tofl that Office permit me once more 10 oer myself as a
Candidate and solicit continuation of your suiirages
for lie ensuing Term assuring YOU, at the same time,
tbd will cheerfully submit to any u.cde Of Nomination
that may be adopted by County Meeting and give my
undivided support the Candidate who may be Nomina.
led by the direction and authority Of that Meeting
WILLIAM HERDMAN
April 9th, 1897 49--
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Number SCI.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

IN. term, are, those who pay, during the month Of
,a,ary or July, six months in advance-Four Dpiqr$ a
Ss,r From those who do not pay above, Fue Doaars
In he demanded. Ii sub crbcr wishes TO decline, he
@ notify the editors of his Intention before the first of
I.ae or December, and pay all arrearagcs Without
noance with these conditions, paper will be dscon-
,;mnel Except al the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
three months four times for dollar, and TWEEN.
~ cents for every subsequent insertion longer in pro-
oron Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
w long their advertisements are TO be inserted they
III; he continued till forbid Letters to the Editors to in
s,re tten,ion must be post paid.
ADVERTISING tyfheyear.
To Subscribers. To Subscribers
1year PIP, W year sio' "
6months ., w months y, %
3do. a. % 800 o'oo
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-08
WoRcEsTRR. IS.
JULY 10. 1897.

WORCESTER, IS. July 10, 1927.
q TFACHED on mesne process, taken on
"a Execution, and will be sold at Public
Nendue, on SATURDAY, the 25th day of y4,,-
gast merit, at 3 o'clock P. NJ at the house of
Archibald Black, lnnholder in Barre-all the
Right in Equity which JOSEPH BARRETT,
JR. has to redeem the following Real Estate,
viz About sixty acres of Land, situate about
three miles southerly of tho Meeting house in
said Barre, with Dwelling House thereon,
bounded southerly by town road and land
of Joseph Barrett; westerly and northerly by
land Of Adam Fay easterly by other lands of
said Joseph, ir, Zebina Lee, and town road :;
and Is the same on which Josiah D. Holden
now lives.
Also, about twenty-six acres of Land stu
ate near the above, bounded northerlv by a
town road; easterly by land of Jacob Whip-
pie; southerly by land of Luke Adams and Jo-
sseph Barrett; and westerly by land of Joseph
! Barrett.
Also, one other tract of Land situate neaY
the above, containing about eighteen acres, with
Dwelling House and Barn thereon, bounded
southerly by town road and the last tract :
northerly by land of Adam Fay and Jacob
Whipple; easterly by land of said Wbinnle ::
and westerly by land of Zebina Lee and the
hrst described tract, and is the same On which
Willis Rice, jr now lives.
Also, about fifteen acres of Land situate
about half mile southerly of the above, bound
ed easterly and southerly by town road :;
northerly by land of Joseph Barrett; and west.
erly by land of Joel Kelley.
81 SETH HOLDEN, D. Sheriff.
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WORCESTER, SIS.
July 16. 1907

WORCESTER, S. July 16, 1897.
a IIACHED on mesne process, taken on
EM- Executions, and will be sold al Anct;o,,
at the house of Elijah A. Could in Phillpston,
.nnkeeper, on SATURDAY, the eighteenth dav
Of august nezt, at two of the clock in the AZ
ternoon-all the Right PAUL r. KENDALL.
has in Equity TO redeem the mortpaged Real
Estate whereon he now lives, situated in Phil
lipston, in said County, and bounded as fol-
lows, viz west by town road north by heirs
Of Charles Newton and others east by Fran
els Kendall and others south by Paul Ken
dali, with the Buildings thereon standing. AL
so, about three acres of Meadow. situated in
Philpston, bounded south and east bv brook
and west and north by lilly Baldwin,
81 JOSEPH UPHAM, d. Sheriff
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THE GRAVEL.
Vegetable Lih9ntriptic and Specific Sol
veat Poogders.

'S''u0'c At"toHtTtptlc ana Specbc Sol
rent PosCders.
NHlS invaluable composition has been
N fully tested as an efectuaI remedy for the
graret or stone in the bladder, inflammation Of
Me K1dAcyS, bloody scGter, d. fcultv F,irturition
ana every complaint of the urinary system. excent
DIABETES in young children.
Complaints OF the above nature are so distress.
ing, and SO little benefit has been derived f,,,,
lhe remedies usually offered that this Iitbonty;n
nc has been ordered to all parts of the Uni,ed
states, to the British Provinces, the Yves, Indies
&c and its use has invariably been attended will
Tue most happy results. Many certificates of ;ts
.ues might De offered, but it is presumed thu,
MIR. A. Davenport, of CAMBRIDGE hoe hoo,
severely afflicted with the gravel fo, mann Wears
Tie had resorted to the most eminent nj eic;ane
ana VISITED all the celebrated mineral waiers INF
the Isease gradually increased, until, to use his
own language, "hfe zUds almost a burkhen.0-He
purchased Bottle of the Lithontriptic. in No.
Vember, 1875, and second, on the frat Of Janua.
ry following, and on the msrning of the 9th of
the same month, having taken a large dose the
evening preceding, he voided a large quantity Of
gravel one OF Which stones zOeighed IOrtv grains.
Inc last information from this man was, that he
enjoyed good health, and felt very little of his for
mer obstinate and excrueiating difficulty.
Of a complaint of the urinary system bv ,hs nso
OF the Lithontrptc, has lately ordered Ak battles
Tor the use OF his countrymen, who were labori,r,
under similar complaints.
IN 9ySoid by j ROBINSON, Worcester--A. T.
Ivy =, no, ~, Bowdoin Row, Court street and
~ o - e HALL, Jr. Union street, Boston Price
Jan II, 1897 e'y
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WoRcEsrER. IS.


WORCESTER, S. July 81. 1897
VENAKEN on Execution, (the same having
III been previously attached on mesne nro.
cess and will be sold at Public Vendue. al The
mouse mouse OF Col David Lathe in Charlton. in said
county, on WEDNESDAY,, the taoenty-second
10y y .1Tgust merit, at two o'clock in the after
noon.all the Right in Equity which isRAET,
ALEXANDER has to redeem the roort sxa "a
Real Estate on which he now lives IL az; Ia
Charlton, consisting Of about Eve acres re
Land, with the Buildings thereon '''' u
'3l JOHN WHEELER, in. D. Sheriff
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DR.. DAvENPoRT's Bilious Pals.

NNHESE Pills are justly esteemed for
N. their easy operation and good effects as
mid, safe and sovereign remedy for Bilious Fe.
vers, pains in TIE Head, Stomach and Bowels
Jaundice and Scuryy, Files, Rheumatism, Inilam-
nation of the Eyes, Female Complaints. Acid
stornachs' Indigestion, Worms. Eruptons on
the Skin, Dysentery, Bilious Cholic, Dizziness
and Headache. They are likewise an antidotc
against Infectious Diseases, removing obstruc-
tons OF every kind by dissolying and discharging
the morbid matter, helping Digestion, restoring
lost Appetite, and sure relirf Cor Costivc
habits. They are so accommodated TO all apr,
seasons and hours, that they may be taken in
winter or summer, at any time of the day, with.
out regard to det,.or hindrance of business
iheir operation is so gentle, pleasant and effec.
tual. that, by experience, they are found 70 ex-
coed any other Physic heretofore offered 10 the
public. Those who are travelling BY sea or land
will ned them great preservation from the dis.
eases OF foreign climates
DANENPORT'SC CELEBRATED EYE WA.
TER needs only to be used TO be highly apnrov.
ed OF, for all sorts OF weak and sore eyes.
WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT, price
81 l-2 cents. The character Of this Ointment is
SO well established as 10 need no recommends.
TONS for beins pleasant, safe and sure remedy
tor that loathsome disease. 1t is also cure for
etner eruptlons OF the skin, particularly for the
Salt Rheum and Chilblains.
WHEATON'S JAUNDICE BITTERS, price
81 l-2 cents, have been proved by thousands TO
be eminently useful in removing ali Jaundicc and
Bilious Complaints.
fresh supply Of the above just received and
for Sale, BY Robinson, and J. Green g Co. Wor.
eester; Sergeant, Leicester; LiyeFmore. RemIs1
Spencer; Kimball, Fisk < fsepnimsn. NeweII X
Go. Brookfeld; Manufacturing Co. Ware and
by persons in all the principal towns in the Unit.
ed States.
NoD IS, 1896. eofv
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WORCRsrER. SIS.
Inlv % 1907

"D I, S. July %, 1927.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
fA Execution, and will be sold at Public
Auction, on WEDNESDAY, tic tsoentv-secor,d
dGy Of august ne1t, at o'clock, P. Nj. on the
As WHITNEY has to redeem in about ia.
acres Of Land, with the Buildings thereon. s;+
uqated in the south-westerly part of yvincben-
don, on which he now lives, ad;oi;nino lana nr
Capt Joshua Stoddard, Paul RAYMOND Luke
klee and otEe.s, living in said Winchendon
IL MARK WHITCOMB. ID S6cr;F
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Administrators Sale

EHY order of Court, will be sold at PUBLIC
II . AUCTION, on MONDAY, the t,ce1tieth
Of august neat, at two o'clock, P NJ at Col
Oliver Adams's, in Westminster,-so much of
the Real Estate of JONAS w WHITNEY,
late OF said. Westminster, deceased, as will
raise the sum of four hundred and twenty-nine
dollars; said Whitney's title being all the Right
IN Equity to redeem said Estate at the time of
has decease. The above Estate comprises a
dwelling House, Barn and Out Houses, and
about one hundred and fifty acres Of valuaAI4
Land, in good proportion of paetnse, tllage
and woodland; is well situated in the town of
Westminster, and offers fine opportu city e,
any individual to obtain a good Farm.
NATHL. RAND, admir-
Lancaster, July 10, 1927. 80
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DIR. BANCRoFT's SERMON

WUST published and for sale by CLAREN-
% DON HARRIS, a DISCOURSE, deliv-
cred before tho Second Congregational Society
in Worcester, on the eighth day of April, 1897,
the Lords day following the Ordination Of
Rev. ALoNzo HILL. By AARON BAN
CROFT, ID. D. Price 12a cents.
Worcester, July Is. 30
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lF $500 REWARD.

"A r Legal Meeting of the Inhabitants Of
"A, the Town of Athol, July 90, 1897
Voted, That the Town offer a reward of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to detect, and
bring to justice, the person or persons con-
cerned in burning the Meeting House, recent
ly, in Athel; and that the Town Clerk cause
it to be published in two of the newspapers
published in Worcester"
A true copy of record
Attest. THEODORE JONES,
T'OtoR CLERK of SAID .4thol.
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FURNITURE,&c
irP WANTED.

TEyHREE or four Young Men, of steady and
n industrious habits, may find constant en-
ployment at Cloth Dressing to such, liberal
wares will be given. Likewise, eight or ten
Females may fihd employment to attend Pow
er Looms, to whom liberal wages will be Civ
en- Apply at South Leicester TO JAMES
ANDERTON, or ELIPHALET WHEELER,
Saxon Factory, birmingham.
South Leicester, July II. CIV
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Operations on the Teeth.


a LII operations on the Teeth, such as set
IA ting false ones, filling with gold or tin
foil, &c. done by the subscriber, who will take
pleasure in referring to all the varieties of the
above cases performed in this place.
o.. H. BLOOD, NJ. D.
1t may be remarked, that many Teeth can
be filed without pain in the summer season,
which could not be in tie winter, from the in
crease of sensibility by cold, which is a consid-
Grafton to those who prefer saving their teeth
for years to the necessary extraction of them
on the the approach of cold weather.
n. u. WASrEp,-a BOY IL or ii years of
age, residing near the street, who is to be an
APothecary, to whom Latin and Chemistry
branches indispensable to that business) viii
be taught ioT the advantage of his staying in
the office in the absence of the subscriber
o. II. BLOOD.
Worcester, August /. 81
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From ae Youths Companion.
BETTER MOMENTS.


BETTER MOMENTS.
NV mothers voice, how often creeps
Its cadence on my lonely hours.
Like healing sent on wings of sleep,
Or dew to the unconscious flowers
/ can forget her melting prayer
While leaping pulses madiy hy'
But in the still unbroken air
Her gentle lone comes stealing py,
And wears, and sin, and manhood nee,
And leave me at my mothers knee
The book of nature, and the print
OF beauty ON the whispering sea,
Give aye to me some lineament
OF what have been taught to be.
My heart is harder, and perhaps
My mauliness hath drank up tears,
And there's mildew in the lapse
OF few miserable years
But natures book is even yet
With all my motheT's lessons writ
] have been out at eventide
Beneath moonlight sky of spring,
When earth was garnish'd like bride,
And night had on her silver wing
When bursting leaves and diamond grass,
And waters leaping to the light,
And all that make the pulses pass
With wilder fieetness throng'd the night
When all was beauty-then have
With friends on whom my love is flung
Like myrrh on winds of Araby,
Gaz'd up where evenings lamp is hung,
And when the beautiful spirit there,
Flung over me its golden chain,
MY mothers voice came on the air
Like the light dropping of the rain
And resting on some silver star
The spirit Of a Bonded knee,
I've pour'd her low and fervent prayer
That our eternity might be
To rise in heaven like stars at night
And tread living path of light
/ have been on the dewy hills,
When night was stealing from the dawn,
And mist was on the walking rills,
And tints were delicately drawn
In the grey East-when birds were waking
With low murmur in the trees,
And melody by fits was breaking
Upon the whisper Of the breeze,
And this when / was forth, perchance
As worn reveller from the dance
And when the sun sprang gloriously
And freely up, and hill and river
Were catching upon wave and tree
The arrows from his Subtle culver
say voice has thrill'd me then,
Heard on the still end rushing light,
Or, creeping frol,s the silent glen
Like words from the dcr@seting night
Hath striker me, and have press
On the wet grass my fever'd brow,
AND pouring forth the earliest
First prayer, with which learn'd to bow,
Have felt my mothers spirit rush
Upon me as in by-past years,
And yielding to the blessed gush
Of my ungoVernable tears,
Have risen up-the gay, the wild
As humble as very child. ROY.
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TAINTED Iname1iatelu.

A LAD from Is to IT years of age as an
"a Apprentice at the BLackSmithiag Busi-
ness. One of good recommendations will find
good encouragement, by applying to the sub
scriber near the Royalston Factory VjHage
STEPHEN WHITE
August l. 3m31
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WANTED.

& FIRsT-RAFE FIs1sHER OF BRoADcLorHs.
"a Also, skilful WEAVER, who understands
the Sorting OF Wool. Married men wouId be
preferred. Apply to CHARLES PAINE.
giant Of the Ncrthfeld Woollen Manufactur-
ing Company, Mortified, Vermont, or to LIV-
ERMORE s. DUNN, Boston.
Aug ust l. X91