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unattended by single servant, and like other
travellers, taking up his abode in the mscra-
bic novels, which barely protect the traveller
from the mclcmcncIes Of the season. On
horseback, small portmantoau his only bag
gage he moves along the journey, often per-
forming for himself the double duties Of SER
want and hostler. There is nothing in his
manner, that would lead any one to suppose
that he was distinguished officer of the gov
crnmcni, though all can readily discover, that
he Is a man Of pre-emincn, talents and genius.
wherever he goes, if not accompanied by his
family, he travels singly and alone she makes
no parade; there is not the o5tcntaton OF a
Casie!reagh or Ncsscrodc about him; he
appears in the plain and simple guise of a re-
publican citizen.
.-----
*Sone few years since, Mr.. Clay made a
visit to e~-England, on business, and pro-
ccoded a. ia! cast as Boston. On his way
att sse put up for the night, at Kinny S
Hoie!, Chelsea Landing; and it was soon as
certs ned, that he was traveller from Ken
very remarkable for his dhlidcncc, addressed
him, and having asked if he was from KEN
lucky. and obtained reply in the affirmative,
said to him, then 81 supposn you know tho
famous Henry Clay, who has Of late made SO
muc! noise in the country"
81 know him well, said Mr.. Clay, he is a
near neighbor ormincn'
81 am told, responded the enquirer, that he
is very dissipatcd man and great gambler
does he bear tha. reputation in Kentucky"
81 believe not, replied Mr.. Clay good natured-
ly; at least never heard him dcnominated as
such; and for any information you may require
on that subect,l refer you to his constituents. "
Ina few hours after MIR. Clay departed, the
astonishec inquistiyc Yankee inquirer, was in
formed that tic had been addressing Henry
Clay, the Speaker of the House Of Reprcsen-
taiwes.
In the same style Of republican simplicity
do all of our eminent men move through the
country, thus ailordng happy commentary
on the blessings of republican institutions,
and teach tho world, that no nation can be
happy, where the people arc not free, equal,
and independent
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WANTED.

&yA A convenient TENEMENT Tor
ltim small family.--On the west side OF the
Br'se would he preferred rent reasonable;
which will bc paid in advance, II fcq'nred'.-
Apply al No. jl, Wcst'ninstcr
Nurust - o'iE
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who ilourished in the higher British circles, at
the time that Bickerstaif flourishcd, and the
infamy of the latter, a clergyman, is yet on
the records of the criminal courts of England
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STAGE FARE REDUCED TO FALL

STAGE FARE REDUCED TO FALL
RIVER u CTS.
A CCOMMODATION Stage leaves Fall
~ River at half past 6, A. NJ. on TUESDAY
Thursday and Saturday, returning the same
days leaves Providence Of half past clock
p. NJ. Books kept at lforton's, Wilders
(NIanufa cturcrs' Ho,eD and at tho Frank IN
House, Providence, and at Biakc's Hotel,
Fall River. tf August 20.
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PROVIDENCE.
MANNERS AND CUSTOMS.

1t is pleasing thing, for plain republican,
native American, to contrast the simplicity
of the manners and customs of his native coun-
try, with those Of Great Britain, and the aris-
tocrac cies of Europc and thus contrasting, he
must admire the simplicity, and yet the gran
dcur and sublimity of our Republican lnsttu-
tions.
In England, the the Ruler of The multitude
is rarely seen by the world his manners
he Is cold, austcrc, oycrboaring, and contempt
uous; and TO approach him, it costs the labor
and sycophancy of u years study and solicita-
ton; and when approa chcd, he trca3s his sub
Jcct as worm of the dust, as creature of
iis own formation, reptile, dependant upon
his wh!m for existence. When he moves from
place TO place, from Brighton to St. James,
or from the House of Lords TO Winsor Castle,
fearful Of his own existence, he is accompanied
by cavalcade of horscman, ycomen, and
knghts--and if seen by tho multitude, he be-
holds them with an eye Of contempt, and turns
from :lcm with a naughty frown, which says,
of itself, get ye hence, poor devils, you are
unworthy ofmy attention" Though crown
cd monarch, arrogant and ovcrbcaring, his
days and nights are seasons Of disquietudc, his
slumbcrs are broken by unhappy dreams, and
fancied discoidant sounds; = the supposed whis-
porings Of the midnight assassin and spring.
ing from the unwelcomc couch, in the language
Of the fourth Henry Of England, prays for re-
pose, and thus apostrophses the monarch OF
the night.
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NASONS WANTED,

MASONS w AN ED.
TUyHE Bnildmg Committee of tho ProVluchcc
Arcade wish 20 employ fiy MaSons.I
None bat first rate workmcn need Apply -Such
will find employ on application TO
JAMES LEWIS, or TO
THOMAS SEEKELL, at the Arcade.
Scniembcr O..
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How wrctchcd is the Monarch, when conf
pared with the Chief Magistrate of ration
like this, who, acting in the capacity Of the
servant of the people, still retains the dignity of
the Ruler. He can boast Of no other title than
that Of fPrcsdent-of freeman; and though he
be ct the head of Il great nation he is at il
! times accessible Ia tho mcancs. citizen. his
doors are opened 10 all, and all can visit him
when they please, without bowing tho knee or
bending tho head. At the Capitol, the seat
Of the National Government, VIC behold him
pursuing his daily vocation, and when he
retros from his labour, he walks alone, by
the banks Of the Potomac--no costly or pro-
tcctng rctnuc attends him; for secure in tho
affections Of tho people, he has nothing 10 fear
from the assassin, or the midnight maraudcr
In his family relations, he observes n plain,
domestic, republican life; and like other mcn,
he enjoys tho domestic charms of FREE.
MAN. hrc-sde. lie does not support cost
ly household; no Lords or Ladies Of the Bed
with the attendance Of the necessary servants.
he is freed from the annoyanccs Of race Of
| popiniays. If he wishes to visit the friends of
| his early youth, and those who are attached
| 10 him by the ties oc con3anguinity, he jumps
into stasc-coach, and among motley group,
unknowing and unknown, ho travels through
Tic country, and passes from Washington to
Boston, and from Boston TO Washington, with
ont the least display of pomp, circumstance
sumcs the nrduous duties Of his office, labors
necessarily for tho welfare OF the public, ant
is ut all times at his post Of duty; and whcr
his lahors for the day arc closed with quic
conscience, Io repairs TO his couch, and quiet
ly sleeps " her into morning"
Unlike the statesmen Of England, who form
thc Diitish Cabinet the Secretaries Of th'
United States are at all times accessible; no
Goes it need any useless mnmmory and ccrc
mony 10 approach them. If you have busines
at their Offices, you call as if you were call
ing upon plain city merchant, and as soo'
f as you can be heard, yos are attended 10
and with as little delay as Practicable you
business is despatched. Though holding hs
and responsible trusts, and bearing tic honor
of the nation, in private life they are like oihc
private citizens-amenable 10 the SAINT
laws, and enjoy no privileges which arc no
allowed and granted TO other citizens. II
their manners, unlike tho British Secretaries
thoy arc courteous, assuming no powers, AM
, arrogating no prcrogativcs which they arc no
entitled 10 thus they move quietly on, andu
less pointed out, woud not be known 10 sran
gers, as individuals occupying distinguished
posts Of honor.
The second officer Of tho government, th'
Sccrctory Of State, is seen. when he migrate
10 tho Western States, 10 visit his domains
aui his f.pilv, travelling alone ever tic toad
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The. ODSERV AT'ORY.

q. August 20.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-30
NJ PAINTING.

yHvTIE subscribers would respectfully INFORM morn
their friends and the public geneIanl1lyy
that they continue to carry on the PAlNlt l. y
BITSINESS in Westminster, a few rods IRON
the Meeting house, in all its branches sue aI
as House, Sign, Chaise, Char, q Orna'ae,ss"'
PAINTING, GLIDING. &c. They man1la'-
ture OIL CLOTHS Of all sizes for Spreads, =.
They viii keep on hand, for sale, I1tIR SS
scriptions of FANCY 81 COMMON Cfi la. -,
which they will sell as low as they can "
BOUGHT of equal quality. n-:..oa and
Secondhand Chaises viii be ialn''0 "A'N
Repaired in every part at short notice. -,
/ II nrlers far SIGNS, or any part OF then
work. will be Immediately attended TO- !,
Those who wish can be accommodated WIZ
PORTRAIT PAINTING at their residence
in different towns, or at the Shop OF the SUB
scribers.
N B.-They tender their thanks Tor the en-
conrauement they have hitherto received, an
hope from their experience and attention 10 o.
siness, to receive still a portion Of the psoii
patronage KoBEh oN . .TII HFp
Westminster, May =. o"io
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ECLIPSE.

TEVHE elegant full blood Bull Eclipse will
FL stand this season il Charlton and Wor-
ccster, commencing at Col David Lathe S
stable in Charlton the first week in May, and
the second week i'll May in Worcester, ex-
chang stands Mondays of each week at 7
O'Clock A. NJ. through the season, which will
end at Charlton the Both July
ECLIPSE is a direct descendant from the fin
est blood i'll England his sire the celebrated
bull Eclipse, and his dam Flora, were selected
and imported by Henry w. Hills, Esq from
AYRSHIRE in Scotland, in October, 1929, in the
ship Camilus, Norman Peck, Master, and OBJ
tanned the first premium at the Hartford Coun-
~ Cattle Show. Flora giving "a quarts milk
per day, making Ia lbs. butter per week.
EcLIrsE is two years old the I'd day of this
month; good temper fine form, handsome red,
interspersed with some white, is ofthe Gull
blood Ayershire or Improved short horn breed
and combines the valuable properties for work,
beef and milk
The subscriber will permit Cows to come to
him at the moderate price of 50 the season,
payable LIST October next and gives this public
notice that persons disposed may avail them
selves of this favorable opportunity of improv-
ing their stock. RALPH WATSON.
May l6. eosw20
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Interesting to the afflicted.
A MOTTS COUGH DROPS,

III A MOTIFS COUGH DROPS
n A 10000 bottles of this Elixir are now putting
up but it is not offered TO the public as nfaIiibc
aud rival TO every thing else, though possessing
virtues which render it peculiarly adapted tothe
present preyaing disorders of the breast and
/ lungs, leading to consumption timely. use Of
/ these drops may be considered as aeertMn cure
/ in most cases Of common COLTS, coughs, inhuen-
"a, whooping cough pain in the side, difficult! CT
/ breathing, want OF sleep arising from debility,
! hoarsencss, palpithon of the heart pain in the
/ breast bleeding of the lungs, and in spasmodc
asthma it is singuarly effcseious. 81 rarticu'
lar attention to the directions for using IS neces-
sary. Each bottle contains about so doses
Price 81.
4 Ii will b. seen by reference 10 the direction
paper that Drs. Dorr, Post, Sumner and Dean,
all of the old town 0. Cambridge IN. have
given their certificates in favor of this excellent
medicine.
Rev. Ebene-er Harris Certificate.
Mr.. 4. Cresly-l am pleased with this oppor-
tuni,y of relating few facts, which may serve
in commentator Of your excellent Cough Drops
! For ten years, was afflicted with pulmonary
complaint; my cough was severe, my appetite
; weak and my strength falling. used many pop
, uar medicines, but only found temporary relIei
s until by a continual use of your valuable drops,
have been blessed with such perfect health rs
= EBENEzER HARRIS.
Salem, Jan. 10, 1875.
Nh. Reeds Certificate.
! Mr. 8. rosby-legarding as do the health OF
the afflicted feel constrained TO speak of the
!, benefits which my family have derived from the
= use of La Motifs Cough Drops.
For three years previous to 1925, my wife had
. repeated turns Of bleeding at the lungs with pain
y in the side and on being informed by her physi-
cian that seated consumption would be the re-
suit uuess immediately arrested, | procured a
-. bottle OF the above drops, which have eitectuay
- restored her to health.
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DR.. DAyENpoRr's Bilious Pills.

FHNIIESE Pills are justly esteemed for
81 their easy operation and good fleets as
mild, safe and sovereign remedy for Bilious fe
vers, pains in TIE Head, Stomach and Bowels
Jaundlce and Scuryy, Plies, rheumatism, lniism-
nation of the Eyes, Female Complaints, A cid
Stomachs Indigestion, Worms. Eluptons on
the Skin, Dysentery, Bilious Cholie, DIZZINESS
and Headache. They are likewise an antiJo
against Infectious Diseases, removing obsttue-
tons of every kind. by dissoying and discharging
the morbid matter, helping Digestion, restoring
lost Appetite, and sure relief for CostiYe
Habits. They are SO accommodated 20 all ages,
seasons and hours, that they may be taken in
winter or summer, at any time of the day, with
out regard to diet, or hihdrance Of business
Their operation is so gentle, pleasant and ctec-
tual. that, by experience, they are found to cN-
coed any other Physic heretofore offered to the
public, Those who are travelling by sea or land
will fad them great preservation from the dis
eases OF foreign climates.
DANENpORT'SC EYE WA
TER needs only to be used to be highly approx
ed of, for all sorts of weak aud sore eyes.
WIIEAf0NaS ITCH OINTMENT, price
81 ~ cents. The character of this Ointment is
so well established as to need no Recommended
tons, for being pleasant, safe and sure remedy
for that loathsome disease. 1t is also cure for
other erupiions OF the skin, particularly Tor the
Salt Rheum and Chblains.
WilEATON'S JAUNDICE BITTERS, price
81 3 cents, have been proved by thousands to
be emnenty useful in removing all Jaundicc and
Bilious Complaints
a fresh supply OF the above just received and
for Sale, by Robinson, and j. Green g Co. Wor-
cester; Sergeant, Leicester; Livermore, Bems,
Spencer; Kimball, Fisk n Penniman, Newell l.
Co. Brookfcld Manufacturing Co. Ware an0
by persons in all the principal towns in the Unit
ed States.
Mo Is, 1896. co1y
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NEW SALEM ACADEMY.

YWNHE FEMALE DEPARTMENT in this
n Institution will be opened on MONDAY,
the 4tk dag Of Junc merit, under the instruction
of Miss ID. w BLAKT, who taught in this
Academy the last ye.f, to the universal salts
faction Of the Trustees, and those parents who
put their daughters under her tuition. She
viii teach in all the branches of solid and po-
lite cducation usually taught in similar institu-
lions. Her superior qualifications, and celebrl-
ty as a Preceptress, we trust will secure her
the continued patronage of the public. Tuition
viii be only from $500 to $500 per quarter
and Board may be had in good families from
81 % TO 81 so per wee'..
BY order of the Trustees,
ALPHEUS HARDING, Sec'ry.
New Salem May 5, 1927. 20*
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THE GRAVEL.
Vegetcblc Lithontiptic and Specific Sol
cent PO7cders.

cent Po7cders.
YENlllS Invaluable composition has been
IA fully tested as an effectua remedy for the
srdTet or stone in the bladder, Inflammation Of
the kidneys, bloody eater, d Gcuity QfmictuihoH
aih every complaint OF the urinary system, except
Diabetes in yoHIis children.
Complaints of The above nature are SO distress.
ing and so little benefit has been derived from
the remedies usually offered, that this Lithnntrip-
tic LAS been ordered TO all parts of the United
States, 20 the British Provinces the West Indies
&c and its use hasinyariably been attended with
the most happy results. Many certificates OF its
virtues might be offered but il is presumed the
following statement of facts will be sufficient.
MIR a. Davenport, of Cambridge, has been
severely afflicted with the gravel for many gears
lie had resurted TO the most eminent ply scians,
aud visited all the celebrated mineral waters, Lut
the disease gradually increased, until to use his
own language, 'ifs ,eaS almost Jnnhen"--lie
purchased Bottle Of the Lithontriptic, in No
yember, 1925, and second, on the first of Janua-
ry following, and on the morning of the 9th of
the same month, having taken large dose the
evening preceding, he voded large quantity of
gravel one Of 1cich stones sveighed Jory grains.
The last information from this man WAS, that he
enjoyed good health and felt very little Of lis for
mer obstinate aud excrucatng difficulty.
e a gentleman ofPono Rico, Who had been cured
OF complaint of the urinary system, by the use
OF the Lithontriptic, has lately ordered six bottles,
Tor the use OF his countrymen who were laboring
under similar complaints.
UJSold by j. ROBINSON, Worcester--A. L.
LOWE, No. 10, Bowdon Row, Court street, and
by J. f. HALL, Jr. Union street, Boston. Price
oZ. coiy
Jan II, 1897
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Law II. 1897.

Worcester, IS. May II, 1927,
THyAKEN on Execution, having been prcvi-
M ously attached on mesne process, and will
be sold at Public Vendue, at the house Of Dex-
ter Brigham, Innholder in Marlborough, on
.NOND4Y, the 18th deg Of June nert, at Ave
o'clock. p Mall the Right in Equity that
LEVI BOWMAN has to redeem the mortgag-
cd Real Estate upon which he now lives and
improves, situated II miles southerly of the
centre Meeting House in Westborough For
more particular description thereof, refer
ence may be had to Mortgage Deed given
! by the said Bowman to Charles Parkman, Esq
recorded in the Registry of Deeds for the
/ County Of Worcester.
I 81 JABEZ G. FISHER, D. Sheriff,
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AsSIGNEES' SALE.

FByO be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
q EEDYESD.4Y, the 13th day 81 JlLne
slert, at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon, on the
prcmises-two FARMS, situated in the east
erly part of Templeton, about one mile IRON
the Meeting House, containing about two hril-
bred and eighty acres. Said Farms have on
them good and sufficient Buildings, and IN
good repair on one of the Farms they are
nearly new. There IS Sehool-house aaloin,
ING one of the Farms A good Saw and Grisi
Mill within eighty rods of either House.
Also, an out lot of eighty acres of Pasture
and Meadow Land One other pine lot Of
about twenty acres Said Farms will be sold
together or separate, or divided into lots to
suit purchasers. Sale positive. Conditions
made known at the time and place of sale.
Per order Of Assignees,
SAMUEL LEE.
Tenpleton. May 5. 1877. 5w+l9
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Worcester, IS. May II, 1927
q TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
"a Execution, and will be sold at Public
Vendue, at the Inn of Col Oliver Adams. in
Westminster, on MONDAY. the ctcrcnth day
of June nc1t, at four o'clock, P. Mall the
Right in Equity that Capt. NATHAN BIER-
IAN hos to redeem the following tracts of
Land, to wit the Farm on which he now
lives, situated in the oasterly part of said
Westminster, of which Elizabeth Waldo holds
a mortgage: another tract mortgaged to the
widow Elizabeth Holden, situated in the east
crly part of said Westminster; also, another
tract mortgaged to Abraham Wood and Benja-
min +. Wood, and is The cast emil of what was
formerly the Munioy Lot
HENRY COOLIDGE, in. D. Sheriff.
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Hifchcocl's Ne,cly Mveated Snuff.

Hifchcoch's Neacly Inceated Snuff,
EISOR the absolute relief and cure of
-B- Catarlh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Failing Sickness In.
fants troubled with Snufllcs. 1t is an immediate
relief 1t is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks ofPasy, especially in elderly people, the
tit having often been protracted for years Az
ter m experience of more than fourteen years.
practice, can safely say that | have met Moth.
ing as substitute for it in the above diseases
Having proved the ineilicacy of variety of Ca
larrhal Snuff in my own family, was induced 10
make a trial for something more certain and Ell
cacious IN its effects, and was led TO the discovery
Of the newly invented Snuff, which succeeded to
admiration in my own family, and with numerous
others who applied to me for relief l cannot
therefore forbear Offering the Public participa
ton in the benefits derived from the use of this
Stuff; and although numberless certificates ofits
undoubted good effects might be obtained, pre-.
fer resting it onits own merits, and the un bass.
scd trial Ola candid Public, who may wish forre.
lief in the above diseases.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
Begin with a small pinch on going to bed, and
another in the mountaineering to three or
four per day.
For Sale by ]. ROBINSON, Worcester.
Price. IS cents per bottle, Sa,25 per doz.
Worcester, Dec. z, 1895.
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THE
MATCHLESS STIRLING

ENTII4L stand this season for Mares, at the
w stable Of the subscriber, in Northbo-
rough. except daring June Court at Worcester,
and on public days.
STIRLING is a beautiful dark bay, sixteen
hnnds high, and is eight years old lie was
sired by Old Stirling, formerly of Harlwick
and Charlton, who was bred in Virginia, seven
teen hands high, and whose stock is superior to
The Dam of the Matchless Stirling was dark
bay, of the famous John Browning breed, OF
Rutland.
Terms of said Horse SO the leap, and So the
season. Warrants agreed on in case the Mare
is left with the subscriber. Pasturing reason
able: accidents and escapes at the risk of the
owner. HENRY HASTINGS.
Marlborough, May O. Gw19
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
liz scriber has been duly appointed Executor
OF the last VIII and Testament of DANIEL
CLAP, late Of Worcester, in the County 81
Worcester, Esq deceased, and has taken tpon
himself 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 all those to whom said Estate is indebted.
are requested TO exhibit their demands for set.
dement,. THE0PITs. WHEELER
May ], 1897. 20