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DISSOLUTION

I'VE oopaitnershP Of Abyaiag Clarke VS.. dissolved
-, o. we 18th Janu1ry last, by the wHhdfswsI Of Milton
Clarke from the Those indebted 10 sa,d are
earnestly requested 70 forward Immediately and settle
hef respective secounis, onger indulgence Gao be
saned-And those having eis against said are re-
tgesed % present them 70 Milton Clarke Ut The Auction
o'ofe Of Messfs G. o. Clake) or liquidation aad sele
MILTON CLARKE.
CiiS. Il. ABRAHAM
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ne fa,inersnp betws en- us susoin.rs, unief Vi
a 'miosd T. Woodsou &Co., . 10y mutual consent, die
solved. iian Anderson, will settle claims against amt
alone authorised TO collect the due to the said fan
w. ANDERSON,
Jan - 79-tf II. WOODSON
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TO UNDERTaKERS

VIE undersigned Commissioners. viii attend nj
Courthouse ON the Sd day Of April next for the purns,
81 CONT acting for the building of Jail at Charlotte cour
he stone. % = - -
CLEM'T. DARLINGTON.
HENRY A. WATKINS.
A. -. ALEXANDER,
JAMES =. MARSHALL,
Feh. 20. 9t--2iwtd JNO. MORTON.
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LIND kOR SALE

LIND FOR Sale
GNOR Sale ON accommodating terms. the usct ~ land
,n the county Of Chesterfield about mile. west ~
belonging TO his estate, Containing Ana acres.
omiosble and eonrenien, dwelling house FOR family ot
sne' oan aud every necessary out house, al h,
Sooo otder spring that affords excellent water. Tb.
situation IS remarkably healthy. will make deed sen.,i
wsran'es 10 the chaser Persons wishing purchase ara
requested to view the land aud apply 10 40
ST., L. BURFOOT, Exor "
Jan 20 SO--u John Butfoot dec
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he New io.k Institution Tor tie instruction Of the Deaf
ana Dunbis well organised pre- pared TO instruct
tose VINO are deprived 1f hearing speech The two
s"es who can hear aud speak, Tone and one uaey
are wen qualified TO teach The Deaf and Dumb having had
es Yeas practical experience They are assisted by two
hutes ont oi each who have beea taught in this In
ton, and are highly useful IA the school The system of
instruction pursued that Of the French and the same as !,
pursued ia other schools Tor the Deaf Dumb in t, coD-
uy fnpiis over eight ami exceeding IS years will b.,
received al all tunes for PERIOD the rate Of $50 do.
ayeeI including hoard tsion books and wash
ing, mending aud medical Attendance. There will be no
charges hui pupil required find their own cloth.
S, oed and bedding There during the mont,
u august IN each year. when pupils may their friends or
remain III the Institution at Their option The male and female
PuP are provided JT IN different buildings. some distance
apart and are not SLOWED out Of school, Those
interested may Obtain further by add let
lei tPosi Pa'd) to the 'eretafy Of the Institution
Ny order Of the Board of Dine
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL President
- SAMUEL AKERLY, nj. IL. Secty.
"a Leonard ST. New York, Dec. II. 64-tm
Negroes for Sale
Tuesday The 10Th March II fair if moi the next fsr
day wi be sold TO the highest bidder Newkent Court
hose, about thirty Negroes men, boys women and children
and gT- Fart oil them will be sold Cash the Others on
credit = =
JOHN H. CHRISTIAN, -.
JONES RcHRISTtAN, Executors
9J The above sale OF Negroes wall he made by
f.o.14 sj-tds H. A. HUBBARD, Auef.
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Jan. 81.
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On motion Of Mr.. Iomlinson, all the orders
which preceded the Colonial bill, were dspen.ed
With; and the House took up1te bill IS received
from the Senate
Mr. TOmlinson moved an amsndmen, 10 The
third sectien The effect Of toe amendment
moved by Nj. =, Gyss % fcyi.c, after ths 3lsi
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-09-19

Vite the Manufacturer to exhibit the products
Oh MS creative power, to subdue prejudices, and
secure protection and patronage by better ar
guments than the eloquence of words, the de-
monstratIon of works. We invite the Inven-
tor and Mechanic to bring forward their in
genious combinations, by which natural diff
ncuitles are subdued, and the power of man is
multiplied and extended The rare products
OF the helds are interesting to the public, as
they show the operations of nature under pecs-
liar circumstances, and their exhibition NAV
lead to profitable inquiry. We request again
display OF the interesting products of the do
nestle circle, the works of elegant taste, and
the triumphs ofingenuity, industry and perse-
verance.
An Address is expected, like those of past
years, intended as well for general interest as
Tor the professions more Immediately concern
ed. A Public Dinner will be provided for the
Members and Friends of the Society. In this
season OF abundance, it is hoped that there
VIII De no deficiency in the exhibition of fruit
ON the Society's Table, which in former wears
has given such honorable proof of the IiberaIi.
w the refined luxury, and the good husbandry
of our farmers
The Committee of Arrangements have made
progress IN the duties allotted to them, and are
happy to observe evidence of interest aud prep
aratIon tor the Show in various parts of the
County More particular notice of arrange
ments VIII be seasonably given. A suitable
lot OF land will be prepared for the Ploughing
Match. Entries of ploughs must be made on
or before the 25th day of September inst
Inc society offer premium of fifteen dol
lars for the best Team of Working Oxen, of
not no less than sixty Jokes, exhibited at the
SHOW, from any one town in the county: and
In addition to this, ore dollar will be given for
each mile of travel of all such teams SO exhib
lted' whether they obtain the premium or not
the distance being computed from the centre
OF the town, from which the team shall come,
to the South Meeting house in Worcester
Al TINS time there is a ready sale for Working
oAen' at nigh prices, and it cannot be neces-
sary to urge cur farmers to take advantage of
the best market, while they provide the most
interesting object of our Show, and Justify the
unquestioned boast of the County of Worcester
Worcester, Sept 1927.
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DIED,

In this town on Sunday morning last, Miss
Caroline Cloyes, aged 23.-On Monday last.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gates, wife of Mr. Paul Gates
aged 81.
In Holden, suddenly, Sept. z, Mr.. Salmon
Partridge, aged 80.
In Sutton, widow Sarah Carried, aged "a.
In Grafton, on the Both of August, Mary
II. Brooks, youngest daughter of Joel Brooks
aged FIVE years.
In Shirley, I'd inst. Mr.. Thomas Peabody
aged S0-a soldier of the revolution.
In Westborough, on the 9th inst Mrs Abb.
gail Andrews, wife of Mr.. Nathaniel Andrews
aged 81.
In Westmoreland, N. H. Mrs Celia Harvey
aged 6S. Her death was occasioned by taking
three opium pills, which were given her by
mistake for bilious pills.
In Stanford, Vt. on the 9TH inst. John Nc
Elwaine, Esq. formerly of this County, aged
In st. Thomas, on the 4th ult. Dr. Freder.
lex N. Thayer, of Boston, aged %.
In Mobile, Mr.. William jenkins, aged So
a native of Massachusetts.
In Union, Me. 5th ult Mr. Jonathan Car
riel, formerly of Sutton, aged 20.
In Wardsboro, Vt. July 25, of typhus fever
Miss Hannah Twitchel, daughter of Mr.
Joseph Twitchel, aged g.
In Black Rock, June %, Miss Mandana
Newell, recently of Wardsboro', daughter OF
Mr.. Jared Newell, aged Is.
In Reading, Benjamin Upton, Esq. a patriot
of the American Revolution, and for many
years member of the Massachusetts, Legis-
lature
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Mr.. Saxby, formerly of the custom house.
being one evening in party where the CON.
versatlon turned upon the profession of nedi-
cine, said drily, =" all know of it is tbis-tbe
anclents tried to make science of it. and f;,iI-
ed the moderns have tried to make trade of
1t, and have succeeded"
SINGULAR BRquEsT. An old lady. who had
died lately in London left by her will len o,,in-
cas- to chemist, near the Haymarket. on con.
dition of his cutting off her head within a GER
tain time of her decease, the old ladv having
long had a presentment that she s6ould he
buried alive. The duty was performed and
the legacy paid
At the close of military parade in Auburn,
n I on the 3lst ult. number of Riflemen
discharged their pieces in the streets, which
were filled with children and other spectators: :
wooden ramrod which had been left in one
OF the rifles discharged, passed through the
body of an interesting and promising bow of 4
years old. lie died on the following evening.
MIND YOUR PUNoTUArIoN A person, who
was advertlzed, some time since, in Virginia
paper, was described as having "a nose turned
up IN the middle about six feet high !!''
RED ANTS. A small piece of Canlphor
LAID IN any place infested by these troublesome
insects, is said to cause them to make precip-
itate retreat.
There are thirty daily coaches running be-
tween Liverpool and Manchester There are
besides packet boats from Manchester to Run
cour, and steam boats from there to LIVERPOOL.
The fare by water is IS. Sd. The light coach
es run III four hours, the distance being Sc
miles. About 300 coaches leave London daily,
to all parts of the kingdom.
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WORCESTER COUNTY
CATTLE S HOW,
Exhibition Of Manufactures,
OCT. 10, 1897.

The Committee of Arrangements, under the
happy auspices of the present season, repeat
the invitation to the friends of industry, to
give value to tho exhibitions of the approach
ing festival by their contributions; and to en-
courage and honor the laudable efforts of the
Agricultural Society, by partaking in its ra-
tional entertainments. We invite the Farmer
to celebrate his peculiar advantages at a time
when he is taught to value his own indspend-
once in regard to subsistence, by the depres-
sion and embarrassments of other professions,
which are more subject to competition We
invite him to secure and extend these advan-
tages, at a time when it is more important that
superior modes of husbandry, and the best
breeds of stock, should be known and adopted
10 countoract the inevitable effect Of full com
petition on tho profits of his business We in
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The HARVARD PILGRIM SOCIETY
Held their annual meeting on the north shore
of Bear-hill Pond, on Wednesday, August %
Mr. Leonard Edgarton presided, assisted by
Mr. Nehemiah b. Willard, After dinner the
following Toasts were given =
HARVARD Pilgrim Society. May they hunt
and fish without fear or dread, and eat what
they take with cheerfulness, though dogs bark,
and asses kick.
The Req. Clergy. May they fish faithfully
for their focks, not minding much about the
fleece.
Fishers for office IN Church and State: ever
vigiant in wiggling, but seldom getting good
bite.
The Fair Sea. May they fish with an open
hearted line, hook of sincerity, baited with
virtue, and never pull till they get good bite.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Mr.. Charles Anterior. Fishers for
FreemasOmry-May they, like men, go on to
the good fishing ground, carefully avoiding the
black hole of Morganism.
By ]. Gerry. Harvard Rife and Light IN
fantry CompGnies-Twin brothers, like Valen-
tine and Orson God grant that neither of
them may be wild man. Communicated.
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Erccutor's Sale of Real Estate.

- VUNHE subscriber offers the follow.
Hmm II ing Real Estate for sale. stu
-. ate in leicester, which BELONGED TO
mrs; WAsHBuRN, viz. The Dwelling House
OF the deceased, situate in the village in said
town; together with about three fourths of am
acre OF Land, and large Shop, which has
been occupied as a dwelling house. The
premises are in excellent repair. and are in
every respect suitable for the residence of a
man of business, or of leisure The DWELLING
House is modern built, and is well Calculated
tor two families, and exceedingly well fitted
for Boarding House, which,is much wanted
In town and would meet with good encourage
ment. 1t contains, among other rooms, par
lors, 8 chambers, &c.
:. The above premises are worthy the atten-
Ilon OF any person wishing to purchase Real
Estate. They are IN the centre of a pleasant
and growing village, in the vicinity of -four
ishing Academy, and, as they must be sold for
the benefit of absent heirs, they will be sold on
reasonable terms, both as to price and condi-
tons of payment.
Also about "a acres of LAND, near the
Meeting house, consisting of Moving, Pas
ture, and Wood Land
.4tSO,-a FARM, situate one mile north of
the Meeting house in leicester, containing
one hundred acres,-which will be sold on like
reasonable terms.
For further particulars, inquire of JOHN
WILDER, Esq. Manufacturers Hotel, Provi-
dence, (R. ~ or of the subscriber in Leicester.
EMORY WASHBURN, Er'or.
leicester, Sept. 49, If
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SALE AT AUCTION.

ENHE subscriber, in consequence
IIEE n OF bad state of health, and
llsa having an opportunity of entering
r.Ds@ INTO other business, offers his
FARM. aeath all the crops thereon standing,
at Public Auction, on THURSDaY The fo~~5I
egg OF October neIt, at one of the clock. P. M.
ut not previously seld) Said Farm is situated
IN Paxton, half a mile from the Westinghouse,
on the road leading from Worcester to Barre
and contains sixty acres of excellent Land.
with Dwelling House, Barn, Wood House,
and all necessary Out Buildings, with two
good wells of water. 1t is well proportional
INTO Moving, PIoughing, and Pasture, and has
plenty of Wood. Those wishing to purchase.
can call and view said Farm before the day of
SALE as the subscriber is determined to sell, and
those who wish to avail themselves of bar
gam will then have chance Sale on the
premises. Terms liberal, and made known on
the day of sale. JONATHAN E. DAVIS.
Paxton Sept 10.
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COMMUNICATED

nOCT. DAWSON, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
MD late United States Surgeon at Fort Fav-
cite, in letter to Is, Crosby, of Cambridge.
N. Y dated Aug S, 1897, referring to preyi-
Gus statement of bis, approaching La Motifs
Cough Drops, as having obtained the confidence.
Oh Tue pubic ey eheetng many cares, further
states" he Drops sold we'll last winter and
spring and had much larger quantity So,atd
have sold all by wholesale and retsil.'
La MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.
This valuable remedy for Coughs and other
prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs,
leading TO Consumption, is highly recommended
by several respectable physicians, and is rapidly
acquiring merted popularity.
timely use of these Drops NAV be consider
eu as a certain cure in most cases of common
Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Whooping Coughs,
pain in the side, difficulty of breathing, want Of
sleep arising from debility, paIpitation of The
heart, hoarseness, pain in the breast, bleeding OF
the lungs, and in sasmodie asthma il is singular
ly eiiicscieus Particular attention to the direc-
tons for using is necessary. Each bottle con-
,ains about 50 doses Price. 81.
NEW eERTIFIcATR
haze for eighteen years been troubled Will,
an aifiiction OF the breast and lungs, attended
with severe cough, pain in the side and lifii-
Guilty OF breathing-and, in the fall of 1895, be !.
came SO much reduced that my life was despair.
ed of~and received no visible benefit from nv
physician. was advised TO make a trial of liz
sfotPs Congh Dtops, and after taking one bot
tie was restored to perfect health--and il is NV
tlrm belief that the above named Drops saved nv
life. THOMAS homes" 80
Columbus, Ohio, July;22, 1862
Preparedby A. CROsBY, sole proprietor. Cam.
bridge, New-York, whose signature will be af6x
ca IN his own handwriting TO each bill of dircc.
tons lie particular that each bottle is enyeloned
IN stereo or check label, which is struck on the
same bill wit h fba Hire CT =
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MARRIED d.

In Dedham, Mr.. Elisha Croker, of Charles
ton, S. G. to Miss Helen Matilda Howe, of
Roxbury
to Honduras, from the Baptist Missionary So
clety of London,) to Miss Mehtabe Harris.
In Boston, by the Rev. Mr. Greenwood, the
Rev. John Thornton Kirkland, d. D. Presi-
dent of Harvard University, to Miss Elizabeth
Cabot, daughter of the late George Cabot,
Esq. Henry Upham, Esq to Miss Sarah Ma
ria Snow, daughter of Gideon Snow, Esq.
In Barnstable, Hon Lemuel Shaw, of Bos-
ton, to Miss Hope Savage
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CLOTH DRESSING.

4 ME subscriber informs the public that he
n continues the business of DRESSING
CLOTH, at his Shop, one and 4ths of a mile
southwest of the Meeting house in Rutland,
where ne will fnis'. Cloth in the neatest man.
Der.
Prizes as follows, viz. Indigo Blues, As
cents per yard Wool carded for four cents per
ID. and oiled for one and half cents
- If the hest of Machinery and workmen. and
ihe closest attention will give satisfaction, the
subscriber fiatters himself that he shall be able
to suit those who favor him with their custom.
N. b. Cloth may be sent accompanied with
directions,) by the stage, and win be delivered
and returned free of expense to the owner.
FOSTER DEATH.
Rntland Sont 10
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CLRCUL.AR

a..
& MEDICAL SCHOOL will be onened
IA at Providence, K. l. On the list of Octooer.
1897, under the direction of USHER PARsoNs.
Professor of Anatomy and Surgery, associated
with two other medical gentlemen, for the Dur
pose of educating students of Medicine and Sur.
gerry
The course of instruction, conditions. priyiIee-
es, &c will be as follows The Year TO be d.
vided into three terms: lst term, from the first
day OF February to the first of May; 2t, from
hrst OF May to first of October; Sd from first of
October TO first of january.
FIRST YEAR.
First Ierm.-A course Of Lectures on Anato-
my, Physiology, aud Surgery, and instruction in
the art OF Disseetlng.
Second Ierm.-A course OF Lectures on Bot
auy, Chemistry, Pharmacy, and the application
of Chemistry to the Arts.
Third Term "A course of Lectures on the
Theory and Practice of Physic, Materia Medica
and Obstetrics.
SECOND YEAR
First Term Review of Anatomy and Surge
ry, art of DissectBg and making Anatomca,
Preparations for the Students use-of perform.
ing Surgical Operations and applying the various
kinds OF Dressings, and Medical treatment Of
Surgical cases. In this term the Student will he
prepared to pass close examination in Anato-
my, and to perform every gical operation
with facility and neatBess.
Second Term "A review Of Chemistry, Phar
| macy, Botany, and Materia Medca.
| Third Ierm.-Theory and Practice of Phvs-
&c, Surgery, Obstetrics, and Legal Medicine.
THIRD YEAR.
Review of all the former studies with Clinical
instruction both in Physc and Surgery
| Examinations of the students will take Mace
once or twice in each week during the three
years
AS Medical Lectures are given in most of the
Medical Schools during the autumnai months, it
has been thought advisable to place the least i'm
portant part Of the students course, or that in
! which he requires least assistance from his in
structor, IN that portion of the year, in or,Ie.
that he may attend said Lectures without any
material loss of the foregoing advantages.
he meana OF instruction ALREADY prenared
area very rich Anatomical Museum-aiI The
Surgical instruments now in use--a Botan;eaI
6arden-a suitable Chemical Apparatus. win
tests, &c.-suitable rooms for Dssections--val,,.
able Plates such as Cloquet's, Bells, Demonr's
| Scarpa's, Cooper's, Monroe's-and wei, select,
ed Library of about 1000 volumes CONTAINING. A.,
the standard English aud French authors. sI,h.
above form set Of materials and facilities fo,.
Medical education as complete as is ordinarily IN
be found in the Medical Schools of the United
States, and far greater than ndi y,luaI libraries
generally afford.
Conditions viii be, for lectures, iostruol;on.
room, fuel, lights, use of Museum aud Library
Apparatus and Garden, $50 for the first wear
S5O for the second year-and $40 for the third
year Board may be had in the vicinity at
Sl:75 per week.
providence, Sept. 10. "ss
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, Sept. 12, 1927
40 me Wtdotc and HEIRS of EpmRAIM Hill.
ea'e Of toyal2tou, az said County. d..
ceased, and 10 all others conrernsd 4, he
Estate q said deceased, GREEFrNo.
VoU are hereby cited to appear, If Won
n see htl at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Tempieton. in said County, On the third
!, l9esuay IN October next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why the Accoun,s ~
the Administration of said Estate should NO,
he allowed and YOU will be heard thereon.
~ NATHr. PAINE, T. I'rab
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WORCESTER, IS. Sent. 20. 1927
THVAKEN by virtue of an Execution, (tho
III same having been previously. attached
upon mesne process) and will be sold at Public
Vendue TO satisfy the same, at the dwelling
house of E..A. HOWARD, innholder in Leices,
ter, on the goth day of October neat, at O'Clock
2, M. all the right in Equity which CYRUS
GRAFTON has to redeem the Farm ON which
no now lives, situate in the south westerly part
of Leicester, bounded on the north and west
by David Lambs land, south by a town road
and Thomas Spraguc's land, and on the east by
Thomas Sprague S land
BILLINGS HOBART, d. Sheriff.
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Blackstone Canal COMPANY.

EteDeaeth and last E,aStalment.
u NHE eleventh and last Instalment, Ten
~ Dollars on each share of the stock of
the Blackstone Canal Company, will be due on
;nONDAY, the first day of October merit.
Payment will be received at Worcester Bank.
Stockholders will please to take notice that
all shares, ON which payment in full is not
MADE within 81 days from the first of October,
are liable to be advertised and sold. accord;ng
to the Charter and Bye-laws of the Company.
STEPHEN SALISBURY, Jr. Treasurer.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1897.
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NNHE subscriber, intending to make new
-E arrangements in his business the first of
October next, gives notice, that he will sell
Goods until that time, at reduced prices,
many of them at cost.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
for themselves, as he has general assortment
of Goods on hand, such as
w. I GOODS 81 GROCERIES
ENGLISH 81 DOMESTIC GOODS;
CHINA, CROCKERY, q GLASS WARE
IRON HOLLOW WARE-NAILS;
STONE JUGS, BROWN EARTHEN, SEC.
All of which will be sold, as above stated, for
Cash or Produce. GEORGE PERRIN.
Worcester, August 8. tf32
IN. d. u. T requests all those who are in
debted to him on Account to call and settle be-
fore the 18th September, and all whose Notes
have been standing more than six months to
pay the same as above, as settlement of this
kind is necessary without delay
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OXFORD BANK.

FENHE Stockholders of said Bank are here
u by notified, that their Annual Meeting
for the choice of Directors, will be holden at
the Room over their Bank, on the first MON
D.4 Y Of October nert, at one o'clock, P. M
and that dividend of profits will be declared
and paid at said time.
By Order of the President and Directors.
S. BARSTOW, Cashier.
Sept IL, 1927.