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Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam.

me most ra.1taJlc remedy discorered for all
affections The Lungs.
q WIS Baisam has been found 10 be the
N most useful remedy discovered in Con-
symptoms, Asthma, Pleurisy, Splitting of
Blood, Hopping Cough, Coughs, and Pulmo-
nary Affections of every kind Though il
may be doubted whether any medicine can
prove efectual in confirmed Consumpt;ons.
yet it will appear by the certificates that thss
Balsdna has been found so, in cases which pre-
sented all the symptoms and in extreme
cases, as there arc undoubtedly such, which
no medicine can cure, it will always be found
useful in prolonging life, and rendering tho
patient easy and comfortable. In all those
diseases which lead to Consumptions, it NAV
be justly called specific. In common colds.
frequently single dose taken in the even
ing IS sufficient to effect a cure, and those
who have used it, usually keep il constantly
by them, in case of any sudden exposure.
TESTIMONIES.
Cer'lhcate OF ADIEsRR ALGER, Jr. of West
Bridgewater, Mass
Having been seized with a very violent
cold, which was attended with bad coueh
and splitting Of blood, with which had been
troubled six weeks, was induced. by the
recommendation of friend, to make trial OF
the Vegetable Pulmonary BalSaa,; and accs
completely cured by the 'sse oftro bottles.
ABlEZER ALGER, in,
Certificate of MARY GREEN, of Boston.
was, about two years since, troubled with
the following distressing symptoms
ness OF the stomach, pain through the back
and shoulders and left side, tightncss across
the chest, difficulty Of breathing. tickling in
the throat with sense of suiTucaiion, n;Tht-
sweats, loss OF appetite, debility, swelling of
the feet and ancles, with occasional fever-li,s.
raising OF mucus, with severe fits of coughing,
more particularly morning and evening, with
great prostration of strength, with disposi-l
ton to be bolstercd with pillows when in bed
Altcr trying various remedies without relief
had recourse to the Tegetabie Pulmonqys;
BG!Sdm i; aad 'rGs surprised 10. find he sudden
ana e6ecf''al relief ii gaze me; and that these
distressing symptoms gradually disappeared
since that time have never thought OF doing
without it, but keep it constantly by mo 10
case Of any tendency 10 the above comnlaints
Boston, Jan. 1927. MARY GREEN
Many other certificates Of the virtues If nj.
Medicine will be found in the bill Of dire
lions enclosing each bottle. The YogetabIe
pulmonary Balsam has been freouent7v nrc-
scrloed by physicians of the first respectabili-
y with peculiar success, Price G6g cents.
For sale byJ. GREEN s. co. Worcester T
'SAV ~ i0|" eO@mdInIy
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WORCESTER, SIS.
a TTACHED on mesne process, and taken
IN ON Execution, and will be sold at Public
Auction, on THURSDAY, the twenty-third
day of August next, at two of the clock, P. M.
at Ezra Wetherbee's Inn, in Harvard-aH the
Right in Equity which CHARLES PRIEST
has to redeem the following described Real
Estate, situated in the southerly part of Har
ward, lately in the possession of said Priest. to
wit: about twelve acres of Land, with the
buildings where said Priest lately lived also,
two pieces of Meadow Land, about half mile
south.westerly of the last described land, one
OF which pieces of Meadow contains about two
acres, and the other, about one acre and half:
also, an undivided half of FIVE acres of Wood
land, near the first described land, adjoining
land of Sylvester Priest, Luther SAWYER. and
James r. Nurse: also, about fourteen acres of
land little south-westerly of the first describ
ed land, adjoining land of Luther Whitney and
Isaiah Whitney.
EMORY BARNARD, D. Sheriff.
Harvard, July Is, 1927. %
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Notice IS herebu Giuen.

YEYEIAT there has been an assessment Of
e Fifteen Dollars on each Share in the
Barre Turnpike Corporation, and that the pro-
prietors of the following shares have not paid
the same, but are delinquent, as fo!lows:-Nos
/, 3, q Al, Sc, 81, So, So So, So, so, CO. SO. 70,
20, lis, l4l, l42, 143, 16l, l62, 1G3, IN, I35,
l69, in the sum offifteen dollars each and Nos
10, III, in the sum of ten dollars each and that
said shares will be sold at Public Vendue, at the
house Of Davis, in Princeton, Innhold.
er, on THURSDAY, the 30th dan of .4poust
neat, at one of the clock, P. N. to derray said
assessment, and all necessary and incidental
charges. SETH LEE. Treasurer
July %. 20
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From the Harerhiu Gazette.
THE RUIN.

THE RUIN.
Dark reflex of an age gone by
Whose massy towers and columns grey,
Reard up against the evening sky,
Seem mighty even in decay
The moon looks on the ragged walls,
But lights no warriors glancing crest
There's night and silence in those halls,
Where gauntlet hand and mailed breast
Flash'd back the torches midnight glow
Where minstrel honors well were sought
Where warriors, at the red wines flow,
Their dangers and their tolls forgot
Heiming a rock, which looks in scorn
Der oceans darkly heaving food,
Thy beauty, not thy grandeur gone,
Thou standest in thy solitude,
The representative of years
Long sunk in times oblivious tide
How solemn, at this hour, appears
Thy wreck of holiness and pride
Thy lords Of high renown have pass'd
With all their power and wealth away,
And darkly now thy ruins cast
Their shadows where the mighty lay
Beneath whose proud and iron tread
Thy stony floors have ceas'd to ring,
Thy beacon-tower has ceased to shed
A lustre DER their marshalHng
OF fearless bands. The hand of death
Hath chain d their eagle spirits down,
And glory has not left wreath,
The memory Of the dead to crown.
Dark-stealing men. twas theirs to WELD
Expressions unrelenting brand,
The power was theirs, their hearts were steerd
And vainly groan'd an injured land
And, crumbled ruin-4can | mourn
To see thy splendor thus decayd?
Or can | wish those days return,
Which saw thee guard tyrant's head
MOTOR the peasants lowly shed
Has more endearing charms for me;
Since there has peace her blessings spread,
And there is truth and liberty
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worcester and BrookfeM
IRON FOUNDRY

VHNHE Worcester and BrOOkfeld Iron Fou,-
n dry is now in blast, making Iron of SUI
perlor quality. 1t is situated in Brookfeld, in
the South Parish, directly on the GREAT Post
Road leading from Boston to ALBANY. and from
Its location offers uncommon facilities for the
transmission of orders, conveyance of patterns,
castings, &c. r"''S'''-'
Orders for MACHINERY CASTINGS viii
receive particular attention, and be eyecnted AZ
short notice.
Ms0, for sale, an assortment of STOVES.
CALDRON KETTLES, and HOLLOW
W Orders for Castings may be left with
Messrs. RICE d MILLER, at their Store in
Worcester, or directed to SAMUEL b. RICE.
at the Foundry. -''1'
Brookield, Mayo. If
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Vermont .Acddemq of Medicine.

8 ECTURES commerce at tn Medical
IA College, i'll Cestleton, on the FIST Thurs
day of September next, and continn fifteen
weeks, with FIVE Lectures daily Trough the
term.
Tho Fee for all the courses is $40; 0radu-
ating Fee, $50; Ma;riculating Fee, SO; and
prompt payment will be required.
The branches taught in this School are
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, and Medical
Jurisprudence, By WILLIAM FULLY, NJ. D.:
.iaatomg and Physiology, by ALDEN MARCH,
M. D.; Chemistry and Natural History, by
LEWIS G. BECK, NJ. d. Natural Philosophy, by
AMOS EATON, A. NJ; .uatsr0 Jnedjca and
Pharmacy, by JONATHAN A. ALLEN, NJ. D.
Surgery, Obstetrics, and The Diseases Of Wom-
en- and Children, by THEODORE WooDwAnD,
NJ. D.
Good board, washing, lodging, and room
rent, may be had at from % to 50 +: 90 pei
week. T. WOODWARD, Registrar.
Castleton, June %, 1927. %
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CL.qYS STOJf9CU BIYTERS.
Hitchcoch's Ne,oly hucnted Snuff.

Hsfchcoch'S .Ne'0Ey Inuented Snuff,
ENOR the absolute relief and cure CT
u Catarrh Dizziness Of the Head, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches Falling Sickness, In
iants troubled with Snuilles. 1t is an immediate
relief 1t is also found highly benz 6cia in parti,-
shocks OF Palsy, especially in elderly people, luz
nj having often been protracied for years. Ar
ter an experience Of more than fourteen year,,
practice, can safely say that have met nctlI.
ing as substitute for it in the above diseases
Having proved the neficacy of variety of Ca
tarrhal Snuff in my own family, was induced to
make trial for something more cert:in and eff
cacious ia its effects, and led to the discovery
Of the newly invented Snuff, which Succeeded L,
admiration in my own family, and with numerous
others who applied to me for relief. cannot
therefore forbcar offering the Public part;cipR-
ton in the benefits derived from the use of this
Snuff; and although numbcrless cef :ificates offs
gndoubted good effects might be obtained, i.pre-
fer resting it on its own merits, and the unbiaa
sed trial ola candid Public, who may wish for re-
lief in the above diseases
DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
Begin with small pinch on going to bed. and
another IN the morning to three or
four per day.
For Sale by J. ROBINSON, Worcester
Price, 25 cents per bottle, Sc, 25 per doz.
Worcester, Dec. 7, 1895
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Translated for the Berks and Schuylkill
PENN Journal.

Sitfe./ SON'f tNt'
ANEcDoTE OF JOSEPH II. The emper-
or, Joseph the II. who was remarkable fol
the simplicity of his manners, was in the
habit of riding out frequently unattended
habited in plain surtout, and exhibiting
only the appearance of private gentle
man. One morning that Joseph, thus dis
guised, was driving alone in the environs
of the capital, it began to rain, when he
heard himself hailed by pedestrian, who
at the same moment made him a sign to
stop. The emperor refined up his horses.
Sir, said the soldier, flor it was SERGEANT
OF the Royal Guards that approached)
would l. be impairment to demand place
by your side? it would not inconvenience
you greatly, since you are alone in YOUR
carriage, and it would save ...;- Uniform.
which was put on new to day. Save your
uniform my brave fellow, and take your
seat, said Joseph. Where do you come
t n this morning? where do come from,
ma ha !! said the SERGEANT, from the house
of d game-keeper, one of my friends.
where have lust been making splendid
breakfast. What had you there? Guess.
Peas Porridge? Peas Porridgel better
than that. Sourcrout Better than that.
A loin of Veal? Better than that. Faith,
said the emperor, am at the end of nv
guesses. A pheasant, my worthy fellow,
clapping him on the shoulders, pheasant,
killed upon the grounds of his Majesty.
All said Joseph, killed upon the grounds
of his Majesty; you could not have found a
better I'll warrant. AS they approached
the town, the rain continued to fall, Joseph
asked his companion where he should set
him down. Sir, replied the soldier, it is too
great kindness, | am afraid of abusing
your *S***. No, no, said the emperor
your street? The SERGEANT naming the
place of his residence, requested to know
to whom be was indebted for so much po-
lieof.ooS- Gnass in your fnr1n, SaiA Iosoph
Monsieur is soldier no doubt? Right sir.
Lieutenant? Lieutenant! better than that.
Captain? Better than that. A Colonel
perhaps? Better than that say. The
d, said the other drawing off into one
corner of the carriage; can YOU be Field
Marshal? Better than that-Ah! n he
Emperor. The very man said Joseph, un-
buttoning his great coat and exhibiting his
decorations. There was no room to fall on
ones knees in the carriage. The culprit
was overwhelmed with confusion, and sup
plcated the emperor to let him out.-No.
no, SAID Joseph, after having eaten INV
Fheasaht, you would be too happy. notwith-
standing the rain, to get rid Of me ca eoe;.
ly.Hl do not intend to let YOU o,lit mo mill
you get homeland, in reality. there no - 80.
him down. 49, '''
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WORCESTER, IS. July IA, 1927.
FHNAKEN on Execution and win be sold at
= public vendue on WEDNESDAY, the if
tcenth day Of August merit, at JOHN A. PHomP-
SONS Inn, in Hubbardston, at three O'Clock. p
Mall the Right in Equity which AMOS J.
RICE has to redeem one undivided half of
three acres of Land, together with Chair
Shop, Turning Lathe and Water Privilege
situate halt mile north of the Meeting house
in Iiubbardston
80 ASA MATHEWS, d. Sheriff.
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39ottrp.

From the Precedence Literary Cadet.
Tribute to the memory of the unfortunate
NORMAN ROBINSON, one of the passen-
gers murdered by the pirates on board
the brig Crawford.
By GEORGE D. PRENTICE, ESQ.
Sleep on-sleep on-above thy corse
The winds their sabbath keep
The wave is round thee-and thy breast
Heaves with the heaving deep;
Der thee, soft Eve its beauty filings,
And the white gull lifts her wings,
And the blue halcfon loves TO lave
Her plumage in the holy wave.
Sleep on--no willow DER thee bends
With melancholy air,
No violet rests, nor dewy rose
Its soul of love lays bare -
But there the sea-fower bright and young
Is sweetly DER thy slumbers flung,
And like weeping mourner fair,
The pale flag hangs its tresses there.
Sleep on-sleep on-the jewelry
Of oceans coral cave
Is thy lov'd urn-thy requium
The masic of its wave,--
The purple sea-gems round thee CLEAN
Bright emblems of thy spirits dream,
And pure and deep as infant love,
The blue sea rolls its waves above.
Sleep on-sleep on--the fearful wrath
Ofmingling cloud and deep
May leave its wild and stormy track
Above thy place of sleep;
But when the wave shall sink to rest,
As now twill murmur DER thy breast,
And the bright victims of the sea,
Perchance will make their home with thee.
Sleep on-thy corse is far away,
But grief bewails thee yet,
For thee the heart-wrung sigh is breathed,
And lovely eyes are wet;
And she, thy young and beauteous bride
Her thoughts are lowering by thy side,
AS oft she turns to view with tears
The Eden of departed years
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Grease SpotS Removed.

FEyHE subscriber has made discovery by
a which grease may be taken out entirely
without injury to the finest cloths. BY this
process the difficulty so generally complained
of, of the spots returning after being worn, is
completely obviated Those who wish spots
removed from their clothing may be accommo-
dated on reasonable terms, and the pay will be
refunded, if satisfaction is not giVen.
ASA WALKER
Worcester, July II. If
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~HEREAS, ELIZABETH nv Wife.
w being insane, and having acted ,nbe,
coming the duties of her station, tberefore
hereby forbid all persons harborino or tr,,st;ng
her on my account, rs ] am Determined not to
pay any debts of her contracting from th;s date
PHINEHAS GREGORY.
Princeton, July IL, 1927. 100
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eP $500 REWARD.

AT Legal Meeting of the Inhabitants of
"A the Town of Athol, July %, 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 Athol; 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,
Toasn CLERK Of said .Athoi.
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C0nSamptions, Coughs. &c.


RUTLER'S VEGETABLE INDIAN
80 SPECIFIC, for the cure of Colds, Coughs,
Consumption, Splitting of Blood, As;hmas anc
all Disorders of tue Breast and Lungs No Med
zeal observation is better established none more
generally confirmed by experience, and none of
more Importance than the fact that many of the
most difficult and ineurable consumptions orig.
nate IN neglected colds. The pills of mortality
exhibit the melancholy fact, that the proportion
OF deaths by this disease may be considered ac a.
bout five TO one. 1nasmueh, then, as this fatal
disease bids defiance to the skill of the most learn
ed physicians, it is qualification to the Proprie.
tor that he is enabled 10 offer to those lictcd
with it, goody prospect of relief, in that highly
valuable remedy, the VEGETABLE INEIAN SPE-
CHIC. The Indians are happy in their knowl
edge of medicinal plants: governed wholly by cx
pericnce, they certain as to their effect and
it is said by an author Of great character, that
true consumption is a disease never known a.
mOng them.
CERTIFICATE.
Baltimore, Dec z, 1895. 81, w Price, of
the city of Baltimore, do hereby certify that was
'7T long time afflicted with severe cold, accom-
panied with an almost incessant cough, and pain
in my breast and lungs; also shifting of blood
and purulent matter from the lungs, with night
sweats and levers, and was much cInaciated with
loss OF appetite, rest, &c. l applied TO several
eminent physicians. and passed through course
OF medicine, but could obtain no relief and found
Imyse't last vergng on TO confirmed consumption
Having at length heard of the many astonishing
cures effected by the Vegete5ls Indian Specific, I
was induced to make trial of it. and found aImost
Immediate relief. l continued its use. and in a
few weeks was completely cured, and have re-
manned SO for several months and am now in bet.
ter health and flesh than have been for many
years. w. PRICF -
For sale (only) by J. ROBLNSON', Druggist
Worcester.-Price 81 per bottle.
April IL, 1897 eotv
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
,.' = serloer has been duly appointed Admins.
ION, late Of Westboroueh. in The Conn,v ~
worcester, deceased, and has taken unon him.
sen that trust, by giving bonds as The law al.
reefs All persons indebted to said Estate are
hereby called upon to make immediate payment !.
and all those to whom said Estate is indeLted
are requested TO exhibit their demands for SET.
tement JOHN ANDREWS o.
July 8, 1897. sos
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Dr.. Thayer's Pill Catholicon, or
Universal Family PhqSic.

FESHESE PILLS are wholly ofvcgetable
E production, and are esteemed in almost eve
~ complaint preferable TO JaIap and CGIomei.
They cleanse the stomach Of al! filthy, useless
matter, equal to an emetic-restoring lost appe-
tite, and correcting bilious disorders.
They cause free evacuation from the bowels,
without giving the least pain uneasness; they
are preferable to Lees BihouS Pills" and by
Physicians acquainted with them are preferred to
any medicine of the Kind for family use; there
being no mercural preparation connected with
them. They are useful in almost every COM
p'aintineident TO the human frame, where ca.
thartics are useful and are perfectly safe for
women and cliidrenn all conditions
CERTIFICATE
hereby certify, that, for year past I have
made considerable use of DR. Thayer's Vcgeta-
BILE Pill Ca;hoIicon, in my practice, and have uni
formiy found them a safe, easy and salutary ca.
thart;c-Itherc.ore cheerlulIy recommend them
as a useful family cathartic Pill.
oMRl DODGE, Physician.
Hancock, June 4, 1898. ey. Iy.-3
For sale by ]. GREEN & co. Worcester
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IS REWARD.

r. OST, supposed to be stolen, from the
n 4 back room of Mr.. Burnside's Ofice, an
old double case SILVER WATCH; silver
face, one brass hand, marked Jas Wilson, Lon
don, 1885, the key hole has a small piece Of
silver fastened by ii to cover it, and the out
side case has been mended The above re-
ward viii be paid to any one who will return
the watch TO A. d. FOSTER.
Worcester July %.
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Steam Boat Fanny g. MaiJLne
FROM WORCESTER TO ". YORK.
VIA .WORWJCH Re-

EAVES Lilley's, in Worcester, every
~ Monday and Friday morning, at O'Clock,
ana an arrives IN New York next day morning,
Tuesday and Saturday.
hETURN!SG-Leaves New York every We'd
nesday and Saturday. at 3 o'clock, P. M. and
arrives in Worcester Sunday and Thursday az
ternoOn-passing through the towns of Ward,
Oxford, Dudley, Woodstock, Pomfret, Brook
lyn, Canterbury, Lisbon, Norwich, sc.
FARE, through-$7: SO.
May 8. tr1o
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DR. BANCROFT'S SERMON.

EUST Published, and for sale by CLAREN-
eD DON HARRIS, a DISCOURSE, deliv-
cred before the Second Congregational Society
in Worcester, on the eighth day of April, 1927,
the Lords day following the Ordination OF
Rev. ALoNZo HUI. BY AARON BAN
CROFT, D. d. Price 12a cents.
Worcester, July IS. 20
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NOTICE

IN ANTED, at tho Saxon and Leicester
w Factory, South Leicester, a BOOK
KEEPER: 4 young man Is or II years of age,
who can write a good hand, is quick in figures,
and will contract for 3 or 3 years, will find
good encouragement, by applying Immediately 4;
one that has had experience WILDE preferred.
South Leicester, July 49, 90
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

a LIGHT BAY HORSE, with black
N switch tail and name, little lame in one
fore foot. Whoever will return said Horse 70
Capt Green's Inn, in Mendon, or to the sub
scriber in Milford, or give any information
where he may be found, shall be handsomely
rewarded. WILLIAM CODFR nv
Mendon, July 49, %
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CARD WIRE.

Vk VIE subscriber is regularly supplied with
a. Card Wire of all sizes in general use. of
SHARP d BRowN's manufacture. Also. lone
No. 10 Wire for drawing down-Which he 81.
iers for sale on liberal terms.
ROBERT WHITE, JE.
New York, 9th mo- /, 1927. "a IF
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| WANTED.

TESHREE or four Young Men, of steady and
industrious habits, may find constant en-
ployment at Cloth Dressing to such, liberal
wages viii be given. Likewise, eight or ten
Females may find employment to attend Pow
cr 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 IL, CIV
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HIDES, LEATHER, &c.
ALLEN & DOWLEY
Stafford Machine Shop.

EEERVEY WATERS continues to manu-
81 q facture MACHINERY Of various kinds;
such as COTTON and WOOL CARDING
MACHINES, POWER LOOMS of various
descriptions, GAUGE LATHES, CABINET
MAKERS G5IVORY TURNER'S LATHES,
METALLIC GRINDERS, for CLormERs'
SnEARs, &c.
--AISO---
NUTS and WASHERS of various sizes, Of
superior quality, manufactured by water pow
er, by which means they are afforded very low
to the purchaser. 4 liberal discount to whole
sale dealers.
Stafford, Comm June G, 1927. tf23