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Tdlanery for Sale.

NNTILL be sold at Auction, on WEDNES-
w Day the 24th day Of September neat,
on the premises, at one o'clock, P. NJ, valua-
BILE TANNERY, situated near the Manufacture
ing establishment of Waite, Prouty & Co,
North Brookfeld 1t has the advantage OF
water power, together with every other con-
venience for prosecuting the business with
cheapness and despatch Those who wish to
purchase are requested to call and examine for
themselves. Terms will be easy and made
known at time of sale ELI WHEELOCK.
North BrookfieIG July % If 30
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HitchcOck's PLoughs.

HAAVID HITCHCOCK having lately made
Ap very essential improvement in his
CAST IRON PLOUGH, by more effectualy
securing it with Thought iron Brace, and a
Bolt, extending nearly from the base of the
casting, up through the top of the beam; he is,
therefore, of opinion, that the above Plough is
now rendered so much superior to any other
now in use, that further comment is unneces-
sary. He would therefore wish, particularly to
invite farmers, and vendors of the article, to
call and examine for themselves, at BURT &
MERRICK'S Store, Worcester.
Worcester. June 25 tics
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Worcester Dye Establishment

"TILLIAM B. FOX respectfully informs
w the public, that he is carrying ON the
business of Dyeing, in all its branches, viz He
will dye and finish in the neatest and most du-
rable manner, Broadcloths; Cassimeres; Satin,
Lustring; Grapes, Plush; Silk and Cotton Vel.
vets; Worsted Cords; Silk and Cotton do !;
Hosiery and Gloves Ladies' and Gentlemens
Garments, of every description; Ribbons, &c.
&c. He also cleanses Garments, &c.-Ladies'
Shawls cleansed and drest so as to preserve
their color. Also, Cards Wool, and Dresses
Custom Cloth, in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms.
u w. B. F. has appointed L. w. STowELL
& Co. his Agents, where Goods may be left,
and will be taken and returned
Worcester, April l6. eotf
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POWER OF HABIT. In regard to food,
it is very certain that habit can raise us
above the standard of ordinary men,
Meat and drink to which we are accus-
toned" says Hippocrates, "agree with US,
though naturally pernicious but not those
ailments to which we are unaccustomed,
though naturally wholesome p and hence
forth he concludes, that it is more beneficial
to adhere to the same sorts of food than to
change them abruptly, even though we sub
stitute better in their stead. Alexander
the great, when in India, found it necessary
to forbid his army the use of wholesome
food, because it carried off the men, owing
to their not being accustomed to it. So
true is the observation of CELSIUS, that
whatever is contrary to their habits, wheth-
er 1t be hard or soft, is prejudicial to
health"
Liban informs US, that the Ethiopians eat
scorpions, and Mercurialis states that the
West Indians eat toads; neither of these
facts is without parallel in Europe. At
Padua and Rome there were two children
who ate scorpions, and girl took pleasure
IN eating frogs, lizards, serpents, mice, and
all sorts OF insects. Another ate live lizards
and caterpillars with pepper and vinegar
Of spider eaters, who grew fat upon those
disgusting insects, we could collect half
dozen instances from different writer's. Ga
len relates of an old woman, tn at she had
gradually habituated herself to make meal
of hemlock; and Sextus Empiricus assures
us, that there have been persons who have
taken thirty drains of that poison without
injury. A student at Halle accustomed
himself on purpose to arsenic, which he
took with his food, from boy and though
y at first occasioned vomiting, yet in time
re could bear a considerable quantity.
Hence 1t is evident, how one who habitu-
ates himself needlessly to physic, breaks
down the bridges which, in case of emer-
gency, might carry him in safety over the
abyss Of disease.-.Ne,O MONTHLY Mag.
The VULTUREs POWER OF SIGHT. Professor
Lichenstein remarked when travelling in South
Africa, that, if an animal CHANGED to die n the
very midst oft the most desert wilderness. IN less
than half an hour there was seen, high in the
zenith, number Of minute objects descending
10 spiral wheels, and increasing in visible mag
nitude at every revolution. These are soon
discovered to be fight of vultures, which
must have observed from a height vie wless to
the human eye, the dropping Of the animal i'm
msdiately marked out for prey.
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FIRE.! FIRE.!

WNHE SPRINGFIELD FIRE Insurance Conf
u PANY, with Capital of 100000 dollars,
paid in and well invested, continue to effect
ASSURANCES on all kinds of property
against loss by fire, not exceeding $4,000 on
any one risk, on terms as favorable as can be
afforded. Apply at the Office Of ISAAC DA-
Wis, attorney at Lao, in WORCESTER, who is
authorized to fill policies.
Nov. Z. 3wseo1Y
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WORCESTER AND HARTFORD
accommodation Stage,

" EAVES Worcester for Hartford every
a. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at {,
o'clock, A. M.-passeg through South Leicester,
Charlton, Sturbridge, Brimfed, Wales, Stafford
Springs, Tolland, Vernon, and arrives in Hart.
ford at 5, P M. same days
RETURNING-Leaves Hartford for Worcester
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 2
o'clock, A. M.-passes through the same towns
and arrives in Worcester at 7, P. NJ same days
c. BULLARD,
j. GOODWIN, JR., 1S GUS
August 6. tf3o
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WTILL be sold at Public Vendue, on
w THURSDAY, the l1th day Of Septem-
Der merit, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Store for
mery occupied by Messrs. Mirick and Russell,
in Princeton, the entire Stock in Trade of
EPHRAIM MIRrcK, I'd, of said Princeton, deceas-
ed, comprising very general assortment of
WEST INDIA, ENGLISH, & AMERICAN
GOODS, and other articles usually kept in q
country Store. Most of the Goods have been
recently purchased, and large proportion with
in few months, and were we'll selected as TO
fashionable patterns and good quality.
u Sale to be continued from day to day till
all the Goods are disposed of. Conditions lib
eral, and made known at the sale.
JOHN WHITNEY, ErecutOr.
Princeton AUGUST %. 1928 s35
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scriber has been duly appointed Executor o
The last " i'll and Testament of JOHN NIL.
LER, late of Worcester, in the county of Wor.
cester, deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are hereby called up
on to make imm payments and all those Ia
whom said Estate is indebted are requested to ex-
hibit their demands for settlement
HENRY w. MILLER.
Worcester, Aug. S, 1928. IS
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THOMAS w. RICE

MD RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
Ma of Leicester, South Leicester, Spencer,
and Brookfeld, that he has purchased the Post
Route formerly owned by T. w. Convers, and
will continue to supply all who may wish for
Worcester papers He would also inform the
inhabitants Of Western that he will extend his
route to Western City, by the way of Sessions's
store in the southeast part of Western, and
supply those that favor him with their subscrip.
ton: All business entrusted to him will be
strictly attended 70. Aug. %.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Aug. 49, 1898
To the Widow and Heirs Of LUKE OsGooD. late Of
Barre, an said County, deceased, and TO all others
concerned IN the ESfnte of said deceased
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n eeh) at the Court of Probate to he holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
in October next, at ten of the clock before
noon, to show cause why license should not be
granted to sell and convey so much of the Real
Estate of SAID deceased as will raise the sum of
S6i5 AZ cents for the payment of debts and
charges; and you will be heard thereon
IS NATHL PAINE J. Prob
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
q scribers have been duly appointed Admins.
traitors on the Estate of HORACE SMITH, late
of Leicester, in the County of Worcester, deceas
ed and have taken upon themselves that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon 10
make immediate payment; and all those TO whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
JOHN A. SMITH.
HOLLIS WITT
Leicester, Aug 81, 1928. IS
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U Boston Boot & Shoe Store.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HUNT s. HILDRETH,

- ~ ~ II 81" l1lAO lNL Ii
40, Rashington-street,
"AVE constantly for sale complete as
a sortment of BOOTS, SHOES, and
LEATHER, manufactured particularly for the
country and Spanish trade. Their stock con-
slsts in part of the following kinds, viz:
2O0O pairs Lasting Pumps, heels;
3OO0 do. do. do spring heels;
1000 do; do. do Strapd, full trimmed
with clasps;
500 do. do. Walking, full trimmed;
1000 do. Morocco Walking;
500 do. Kid do;
34O0 do. Morocco Pumps, broad strap'd;
1900 do. Kid do do. do.
1000 do. Mems Horsehide Boots;
500 do. Gentemens fine do;
1000 do. do. do. Shoes
5000 do Mems lind and bound Shoes;
700 do Boys do. do. do.
10000 do. Ladies' Morocco, Kid and Lasting
Slippers;
5000 do. Children's Boots and Shoes;
300 do Mems Buckskin Shoes.
.HSo,-Baltimore, Philadelphia and Slaughter
LEATHER,-together with general assort-
ment of LINING and BINDINGS, MOROC-
co and KID SKINS, HASTINGS, RIB
BONS, BALLOONS, BOOT CORD and
WEBBING. SEWING SILK, CLASPS and
ORNAMENTS, RUSSIA SHEETINGS, &c.
&c, which will be sold cheap for cash or APP
proved credit. Persons purchasing Boots and
Shes by the pair package, will find it to
their interest to call. Orders from the country
will be gratefully received and promptly attend
ed to- IF Boston, June %.
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RUN AWAY

STRAYED, from the Southwick Factory, in
~ Holden, on Thursday, the 18th day of 'Au-
gust dark red COW, handsome built, with
small white streak under her belly. Whoevo.
will return said Cow, or give any information
where she may be found, shall be suitably re-
warded. j. INMAN.
Holden, Sept 3. $50
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Goods Cheap for Cash.

GToWELL q co. being about to make
~ some new arrangements in their business,
will sell their stock of Goods at cost for cash /;
consisting of as good an assortment of English,
French, India, and Domestic Goods, as can be
found in the County.
Also, As pieces of Broad Cloths, CasSimeres,
and Satinetts, by the piece or yard.
Worcester. Aug. %. CIV
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From the Forge. Ne Nor 70, 1898.

From the" Forget Ne MOI" for 1928.
FAMILY WORSHIP IN A. COTTAGE.
Listen heard voice, solemn voice,
Bot sweet snd fervent, too, like that of
prayer
Such as would make angelic breasts rejoice,
And call to hearken from their starry sphere
From youder cot il comes-I1l draw me near
It's light shines like star upon the night,
And TO my wandering footsteps far more dear
better guide, perchance, holier light,
Leading more near to heaven than that above
my sight.
Oh, It's lovely scene The grey-haired sire,
With lifted hands, imploring each child
All that the lip can breathe, the soul desire,
To guide their footsteps through the worlds
deep wild;
See how the glittering tears his warm check
gid
How rushes through the wane of years the
glow;
How beams his look, with all the father flrd!
The ardency intense lights eve, lip, brow
Which all his bosoms thoughts, hopes, fears,
and wishes show.
There kneels the mother by her partners side
Silent her tongue, but oh, how full her eyes
Look at those sacred tears, whose gentle tide
The loudest of the lip supplies,
Oh what can equal her beseeching sigh
If tbs not heard in heaven, then never came
Thither the sound of supplications high:
Vainly have notions pil'd the affairs flame,
The intensest of them all ne er reached moth
er's claim.
Bea af h hs 6n gj np bPI sSS 6HTm
Bright is bis o1eeh, with labors eeleT warm,
The honorable tint his forehead shows;
His eyes dark glance is veiled as it would close
Awhile to all on earth ais heart deems fair
His lips soft moving, till responsive VOWS
Are raising, to his hoary fathers prayer,
Pleading with the high Heavens" Oh, guard
from every snare"
And yonder there's group in happiest being,
The fairy tenants of the cottage dome,
Kneeling before the eye Of Him, all-seeing,
Who watches if their thoughts or glances
roam;
The doll, untouchd, is laid beside the drum;
That treasured instrument Of loudest sound
Stands close beside its master, but as dumb
AS if forgotten, on the darksome ground,
While like nights dew-closed flowers they bend
and cluster round.
Look at the little band upon each brow,
Covering the face before the unseen God!
Listen ye might have heard the lisped vow
Like cherub echoes seeking his abode;
Revile it not, despise it not, We proud
Nor say it is the jardon learned by rote,
Useless and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. words allowed
Upon the youthful memory to float,
Shall be the waking chord of many a heavenly
note !
Oh, lovely scene most lovely would that thou
Didst not bedeck the cottage bower alone,
But beneath every roof in beauty glow,
From the low hamlet to the lofty throne.
Then, England, were the smiles of heaven thine
own;
The bright paternal smiles of Deity;
Then, my loved country, would thy soil be
known,
The hallowed, and the blest, the truly free,
And every evening hour nations worship see
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NOTICE.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

NoMmoNWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In Senate, June ~, 1923.
VENHE Committee on Matters of Probate, and
IL Chancery, report the following Order,
viz
Ordered, by the Senate, that in all applications
for the sale or other disposition of the real es-
tate of Minors and other persons under guard.
lanship, requiring the interposition of the Leg
isature, the petition shall be accompanied
with certificate from the Judge of Probate Of
the County where the land, prayed to be sold or
otherwise disposed of, lies-stating his opinion
of the expectancy of granting the prayer of the
petition; and shortly the reasons therefor
and further, that this Order shall be published
SIX times previous 10 the next session Of this
General Court, in all such newspapers as pub.
lish the laws ofthis Commonwealth
Per order.
WILLIAM c. JARVIS, Chairman.
In Senate, June ~, 1625-Read and passed.
PAUL WILLARD, Clerk.
A true copy of record. Attest.
PAUL WILLARD, Clerk of the Senate.
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Cabinet Furniture and Chairs,

Cabinet Furniture and Chairs.
VENHE subscriber has on hand SIDE Boards,
n SECRETARIES, BUREAUs, GREcIAN and
COMMON CARD TABLES, and every other arti-
Gle usually manufactured in the Cabinet Line
u Work warranted, and made of the best of
Stock ard workmanship
Aiso-FAEcY and Common CHAIRS, of every
description; Gilt Frame LOOKING GLASS.
ES, &c.
" A few rods South of the Court House,
Worcester. DORANCE J. VIII
Worcester, July 80. If
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NOTICE.

q LII persons indebted to the late Firm of
IA DANIEL HAYWOOD & CO., are noti-
fed that their notes and accounts are left with
S. NJ BURNSIDE, Esq, where they can be set
tied without cost, previous to the first day of
August next tf2S Worcester. July 5.
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ED AN away from the subscriber, on Monday
EA night last, an indented boy named RICH
ARD MOORE. All persons are forbid trust
ing him OH my account as ! shall pay debts
of his contracting. BENJAMIN PIERCE
Hopkin.on, August 81. 1923. #35
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Petersham Grammar School.
STOP THEE.

STOLEN from the pasture ofthe subscriber,
~ in North Providence, last evening, sorrel
HORSE, with switch tail, white stripe in the
forehead. about seven years old, middng size
and close built-is lame at times in the right
fore foot. Thirty dollars will be paid for the
detection of the thief and recovery of the horse,
or twenty for the horse.
E. S. H. LEONARD
North Providence, Aug. %. *35
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VOU are hereby cited to appear IF you
Ill see fly at the Court Of Probate to be holden
at Brookfield, in said County, on the fourth Tues
day in October next, at nine of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament
of said deceased should not be approved and you
will be heard thereon
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
*36 BIZ order of the Him. Iunfce
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Aug %, 1928.
To the Heirs Of DEBORAH WELD, late of Stur-
bridge, IN said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons are hereby forbid harboring or
IA trusting BETSEY WILDER, a pa1per
Of the town Of Ashburnham, on my account, as
have made suitable provision for her support.
ASA WOODS, Contractor.
Ashburnham, Aug. Is, 1898. s35
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WANTED.

A SMART, active LAD, l6 or 18years ofage,
IA at the Cordage, Line, and Irvine Manufac-
tory of PETER SLATER.
Worcester, Aug. 81.
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LAM AT AUCTION.

LAM AT 40 CTIOM.
WA ILL be sold at Public Auction, on
Wv TUESDAY, the sixteenth day Of Sep
TENDER merit, at one of the clock, afternoon. on
the premises, about one hundred and twelve
acres of LAND, situated in the northerly part
of Worcester, with Dwelling House, Barn,
and other Out Buildings Also, seven acres of
Pasture Land, near the above mentioned Farm.
Also, two other pieces of Pasture and Wood
Land, situated in the easterly part of Holden,
one containing sixty acres and the other for
ty. Conditions of sale made known at the sale
SAMUEL WHITNEY,
By his attorney, John Vest.
Templeton, Aug 90, 1928. "a
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TRUNK LOST.

OST from the Keene Stage, on the 18th
NJ instant, between Worcester and Winchen.
don, as is supposed, small hair Trunk. consid-
erably worn. Said Trunk contained about No
in money, and a number of yards of Green silk.
Wearing Apparel, &c. &c. ANY information
respecting said Trunk will be thankfully receiy.
ed by the subscriber
ASAHEL BELLOWS.
Worcester, Aug. 81.
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lP SPECT.ACLES. H
T. & w KEITH

NNANUFACTURE Gold and Silver Spec.
I'VE tacles, to any pattern. They solicit the
patronage of their friends and the public, and
all orders from dealers in the article, or Others,
will be thankfully received, and shall receive
prompt attention " They also offer for sale,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MILITARY and
FANCY GOODS
Worcester, July 80. If
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FOUND.

AN the road between Worcester and Leces-
" ter, small sum of MONEY. The owner
may have the same by application to the sub
scriber JAMES DRAPER.
Spencer, Sept. 3. SO
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept 9, 1928
To the Widow and Heirs Of JOSEPH TAFT, late
Of Uxbridge, in said County, deceased, and to
all others concerned in the Estse Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see fit) at the Court of Probate to be hold, n
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in October next, at ten of the clock, be.
fore noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last viii and Tesla
ment of said deceased should not be approved :
and you will be heard thereon.
Sc NATHL PAINE, T. Prob.
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WORCESTER, IS. Aug. q, 1923.
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, at Lowell Bakers Tavern in Grafton, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th dug Of September next,
which HENRY p WARREN has to redeem
the mortgaged Real Estate on which he now
lives, situated in the northerly part Of said
Grafton, in said County
36 DANIEL UPHAM, D. Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

VUyHE subscriber having been appointed
Agent, for the Kiilingiy Flag Quarry
Company, is now ready TO supply customers
with natural faced Stone, for oil the variety Of
uses for building work, sidewalks, &c.
The low prce for which they will be afford
cd, and the excellent quality Of the Stone. il is
hoped will insure a liberal patronage
Those who leave orders for Stone, 10 be
supplied directly from the quarry, can have
them delivered at The place where they are TO
be used. and save the expense Of trucking.
DAVID BOLLES, .Agenf.
Hy~draulion-siree,, Jan 5.
N. b. A few teams will find constant en-
ployment, TO transport Stone from the Quarry,
10 this market.
A few men we'll experienced J. in quarring and
Stone, will find constant employment,
either by the month Or by the job, for all Of
cash and a liberal price will be given.
Jan 8 If
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From the Boston Traveller.
THE DEVIL AND THE BELL ROPE

In former times, there stood, lin q retir-
ed village, an old fashioned meeting
house, nothing like the buildings that
now 60 by the name. 1t was an exact
square, with the steeple, rising from the
middle Of tho dome, like q sentry box,
10 catch the first rays Of tho sun, and
tell him he shone on a Christian land
The pews were not constructed as at
present, to face the minister, for the au-
dience to stare the good man out coun-
t~cnancc, but disposed in a manner the
most irregular, with hinged seats, to raise
them during prayers, and as soon as
they were over, tho seats fell n after
another with a noise like mill-clapper.
The malicious insulated, that it was an
improvement Of the Squiro's, TO give
him notice when prayers were over, for
it must be owned that no did dose at
suoh times, but I w could hear their
SANDER with any patience. The bell
rope ran through the roof down to the