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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-05
CO.M.MI.NIC.ATER-


nOCT. DAWSON, of Pittsburgh, Pa
q y late United States Surgeon at Fort Fay
cite, in letter 10 y, Crosby, of Cambridge,
dated Aug s. S27 referring TO previ.
GUS statement of his, approaching "a Motifs
Cough ID ops, as having obtained the confidence
of the public BY etfectng many cures, further
states. The Drops sold well last winter AID
spring. and had much larger quantity could
have sold all by wholesale and retail"
La MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.
This valuable remedy for Coughs and other
prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs,
leading TO Consumption is highly recommend
b, several respectable ply sicans, and is rapidly
cgquIring merted popularity
timely use Of thes Drops may be consider
ed as certain cure in most cases of common
Colds, Coughs, Influenza Whooping Coughs.
pain in the side difficult, of breathing, want of
sleep arising fro - debility, palpitaton of the
heart, hoarseness, pain in the breast, bleeding of
the lungs, aud in spasmodic asthma it is guar
Iy eficaciOus Particular attention 10 the dlrec-
tons for using is necessary Each bottle con.
lains about 50 doses. Price, 81
NEW CERTIFICATE.
" have for eighteen years been troubled with
an affection of the breast and lungs. attended
with severe cough, pain in the side and diff
Guilty of breathng-and, in the fall of 1925. | be
came much reduced lhat my life was DESPAIR
ed of and received no visible beneft from nv
physician. was advised 10 make trial of La
.Eotts Cough Drops, aud sfle taki,g one bot.
tie was restored TO perfect health--and it is my
firm belief that the above named Drops >aved nv
life. THOMAS JONES
Columbus, Ohio July %, 1926 -
Preparedby A.CROsBY, sole proprietor, Cam
bridge, New-York whose signature will be afix.
ed in his own hand writing 20 each bill of direc
tons. Be particular that each bottle is enveloped
in stereo or check label, which is struck on The
same bill with the dire ctions.-Sod wholesale and
retail, BY special appointment, by James Green
X Co. Worcester; Wheelock & Carey Sur
bridge; and byJ P. Whwell, and George Brip
Icy, Boston and by Druggists generally
Sept 19, 1897 eoIy39
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Dr. DeIamatter'S Cough Medicine.

This valuable Medicine for Coughs, Hoare-
ness, Asthma and affections of the lungs. 10
prepared according TO the Recipe OF DR., De-
lamatter, late Professor in the Berkshire Mod
icsl Institution. 1t is decidedly the best.
cheapest, and most pleasant remedy for COM
plants arising from Cold or Catarrh. The
numerous calls for this medicine has induced
the subscriber to put it up in a w. Bottles.
with directions, which are sold or the small
price OF 5O cents, together with the Sweating
Powders accompanying each bottle.
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RenI Estate at -4sacfioa,

KEYILII be sold at Public Vendue, on the
wv premises, on TUESDAY, the 25th day
of March nexf, at two o'clock, P. NJ, the
DWELLING HOUSE, and Lot Of LAND,
containing four and half acres, nov occupied
by the subscriber, situate on the road leading
from Worcester TO Holden, near the dwelling
house of Gen Thomas Chamberlain. liberal
credit viii be given for the purchase money
For further particulars, inquire of Gen. Cham
herain, or of the subscriber.
Worcester, Feb. 81. LEVI HILL.
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Stafford Machine 4Shop.

YENFIE subscribers hereby inform the public.
Il that they have formed a connexion in the
Machine Business, near the Old Furnace of ]
Hyde, Pinneys q Co, of Stafford, under the
frm OF WATERS d Co, and that they will
be happy TO receive and execute orders for
most kinds of COTTON and WOOLIEN
MACHINERY, GUAGE and COMMON
LATHES, METALLIC GRINDERS. &c.
They hope, from their experience in business.
and superior location, TO be able to merit con-
ilnuance of that liberal PATRONAGE which this
establishment has already received.
10 WANTED, as above, four TURNER'S
and FILERS, two JOLNERS, and BLACK.
SMITH Good and faithful worknen will be
encouraged. CHAUNCEY CHILDS,
ELIJAH FAIRMAN.
HERVEY WATERS.
Stafford, Conn Feb 81 If
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, SIS. Court of Sessions at Wor-
cester, September Term, A. d. 1897 and
holden, by adjournment, on the second Thurs
day of December, A. D. 1897:
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That the
said Petitioners notify all persons interested in
the location of the part of the Canal which is
described in the foregoing location, to appear
at the next term of this Court, to be holden at
Worcester aforesaid, on the fourth Tuesday of
March next, by publishing an attested copy of
said petition and location, together with this
order thereon, in the several public newspapers
printed in said Worcester, three weeks success
sively, the last publication to be fourteen days,
at least, before the sitting of said Court, that
the persons interested in said location may then
and there be heard, if they see cause, upon any
matters and things relative to the petition and
location aforesaid. Attest.
WILLIAM JENNISON, Clerk pro tenn.
A copy of the Petition, Location, and Order
of Court thereon
Attest ABlJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
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HELP WANTED.

A I the Cotton Factories Of Samuel Slater.
IN at South Oxford, in the different branches
OF the Cotton Manufacturing Business, for one
year from the first day of April next, for which
liberal wages will be paid in CASH, eceyv t,oo
soeehs. few good Families, furnishing helm
an the different departments, would meet with
good encouragement Also, Overseers and
Mule Splnners would do well to call. None
need apply who cannot come well recommend
ed for tditLfuinesS and sobricty.
South Oxford, Feb u. 4w
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ADMINISTRATORS NnLp.

NWT ILL be sold at Public Auction, BY order
w of the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge of
Pro5ate for the County of Worcester, at the
late residence Of JoHN UPHAM, late of Temple
ton, deceased, on THURSDAY, the 9th dag of
March merit, at one o'clock, P M, so much of
the Real Estate of said deceased as will raise
the sum of one thousand and fifteen dollars. for
the payment of his just debts and charges
Said Estate consists of a Farm, situated about
one mile northeast of the First Parish Meeting
House, containing about 80 acres, with House,
Barn, and Out Buildings, exclusive of the wild
ew's thirds Also, an Out Lot of about % acres.
one third or more Of which is covered with ex.
cellent Pine Timber, situated in the easlerly
part OF Templeton, and within half mile Of
two Saw Mills Also, wall Pew. No. II. in
the First Parish Meeting House Also, the
right of reversion in the widows thirds
SAMUEL LEE, Adm or.
Templeton, Feb. 90
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For SALE

A Farm in Brookfed (South Parish,) three
IA miles south of the Meeting House, situat-
ed on the direct road to Sturbridge, formerly
owned by AMOS RICE. Il contains 100 acres of
Land, a good House, Barn, and other Out
Buildings and an extensive apple Orchard Of
the choicest fruit. Il can be bought at private
sale until Thursday the 1871 Of March, at which
time, if not sold, it win be sold at Public Auc-
tion,> together with the stock of Cattle, Hogs,
Horse, Wagon, and Household Furniture
Terms liberal Feb 81
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WANTED

VEVO work in ale Coal Mine, in Worcester
IL Is or 20 active YOUNG MEN, of steady
habits Also, BLACKSMITH. to repair
working tools, and work in the Mine when not
at the forge. Likewise, secondhand sett of
SMITHS TOOLS, as Bellows, Anvil, &c.
DC. Apply to the subscriber in Grafton.
CHARLES BRIGHAM, JR., Agent
Grafton, Feb 81
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For Sale at .fuctiOa,

a T the housesof the subscriber in Worcester,
"A on THURSDAY, the 20th Of March ne3t, at
one clock, p NJ. various articles OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, viz Beds, Bedding,
Bureaus, Tables, Crockery and Glass Ware.
and'many other articles,-belonging to the Es-
tate of OLIVER WIeBT, late of Worcester, de-
ceased. JOHN MANN, .4dan'or.
Worcester Feb 81
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FARM For SALE

ia IN Shrewsbury, two miles south.
I5EEgA "a east of the Old, and one mile
Hlas east of the New Meeting House,
q. 80 containing lis acres Of Pasturage.
Now Land, and Tillage two thrifty Wood
LOTS an Orchard, producing a large quantity
OF eTee'fent fruit ; watered with never-failing
streams and springs large House, newly fin.
lshedg convenient for one or two families Barn.
Cider Mill Creamery, and other buildings Its
situation is pleasant and the scenery beautiful
The whole, or any part Of said Farm. will be
sold as may suit purchasers For further infor-
nation inquire of the subscriber on the premi.
SEES JONAS HASTINGS
February l3
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS, valuabl remedy
Tor the tooth ache.
SPIRITS OF SOAP, for taking grease spots
out OF all kinds OF cloth.
RE II JAPAN BACKING, OF ELASTIC
VARNlsH, for boots and shoes.
X Tbe above are Goi sale by JAMES
GREEN s. co. Worcester.
Dec. ~. sc3m
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NOTICE.

ENILL be sold at Public Auc-
fsssl.A Wv ton, at Lathe's Tavern, in
lEaA# Charlton, on THURSDAY, the ooh
'+====Esss@ of March merit, at one clock, P. NJ,
a valuable FAR NJ, situated about two miles
southeast of the centre of said Charlton, con-
taining about l06 acres, well proportoned for
Pasture, Moving, and Plough Land, with
good House and Barn thereon. Said Farm is
well watered, has a good Orchard and Wood
Lot, and Water Privilege that might be ad-
vantageously improved. For further particu-
lars, apply to ELKANAH MINTIRE. living
on the premises. Terms of payment liberal
Oxford, Feb. 13. CIV IRA BARTON
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcursrrr.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
WORCESTER. IS. Court of Sessions. at Wor.
cester, September Term, A d. 1897. and
holden by adjournment on the second Thurs
day OF December, A. ID. 1897:
On the Petition aforesaid, the Petitioners
having failed to comply with the former order
OF this Court, it is now Ordered, That tbev
notify all persons interested in the location -
that part OF the Canal which is described in Tho
foregoing location, to appear at the next term
Of this Court to be holden at Worcester afora.
said, on the fourth Tuesday of March next nv
publishing an attested copy of said Petition ma
location. together with this Order Thereon ~
the several public newspapers, printed in sa;d i,
Worcester, three weeks successfully tbe las,
publication to be fourteen days. at least before
the sitting of said Court, that the persons i.
terested in said location may then and tbere
be heard, if they see cause, upon any matters
or things relative to the Petition and location
aforesaid. Attest.
WILLIAM JENNISON, Clerk pyo tam
copy Of the Petition, Location, and Order
of Court thereon.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELow, c,yk
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NOTICE TO TANNERS.

east of Sutton Meeting House, consisting of a
new two-story Dwelling House, Wood House,
Currying Shop, and Bark House, with dura-
bic stream of wat running through the yard.
1t is believed there is not more eligible situa-
tion for a Tanner in this part of the County.
Also, he offers for sale his own Dwelling
House and Barn, situated few rods north of
said Meeting House, pleasantly located, and
conveniently calculated for tradesman or me-
chanie
u All the above property will be sold low,
and terms of payment made easy
Sutton, Feb. 81. DAVID MARCH.
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E1'OR pleasantness, safety, expedition.
Id ease and certsinty Infinitely superior To
any other tor the cure OF that most torme ntine
u's"rder Ii directions strictly followed and
no aS cure effected, no pay will be demanded. Price
% cents per box
ALso,-CL.AY'S STO.U.4CH BI7TERS,
"'iioe found in all cases ofthe following descrip.
uon' TO give reief:-Nausea, Vomiting Heart.
burn, Costiveness, Weakness al the Breast. pain
IN the Stomach, loss of Appetite, Sickness at the
stomach general Debility, and all Other symp.
toms OF Flatulence and Indigestion The, are n
pleasant Cordial Bitter, and are recommended
for family use. One box makes quart of strons.
tincture, Price 25 cents per box.
Also, Gentlemen's and Ladies Pearl Tooth
Powder. Price 25 cts
Sol by DIR. Robinson, and by James Green &
20 Norcester-H. Mcfarland Leicester
Spear, Chariton--A. Sigourney, Samuel Slater.
Oxford and in some store in almost every town
in the New England states col, Now
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For Sale or to Let,
"A vatuable Farm for sale,

Qs4 SITUATE about one half of a
fsRHfSA y mile west of the Meeting house
I9a1EH in Spencer, on the great post road.
s~=4zA==4az 1t Consists of about $50 acres of
Land, about 40 of which are Wood Land 1t
is in excellent repair, well fenced and has a
suitable proportion of Tillage, Moving. and
Pasture Land There is upon the premises a
large Dwelling House, two Barns, Sheds, &c.
and all necessary conveniences. 1t is pleas
antly situated, in an agreeable negbborhood,
and near Furnishing village 1t is offered for
sale on reasonable terms, because the owner.
being engaged in other business, is unable to
occupy the same.
For further particulars, inquire of CHARLES
BERToDY, Esq. Canton, Mass. or of EMORY
WAsHBURE, Attorney at Law, Leicester, Mass
Sept ~. IF
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CARD WIRE.

n n d W / q Z.
7EVHE subscriber is regularly supplied with
M Gard Wire of all sizes in general use, of
SHARP & BRowN's manufacture. Also, long
No. l8 Wire for drawing down-Which he Of
fers for sale On liberal terms.
ROBERT WHITE, JR.
269 Pearl-street.
New York. 9th mo / 1897. "a If
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To Manufacturers 8. .Machinists.

To ONGaag 0CttTerS = .Wdchl9laStS.
gEJNHE subscriber manufactures, and keeps
NJ constantly on hand for sale, Cast Steel
MULE and JENNY SPINDLES of every de-
scription, warranted in all respects to be of as
good quality as can be obtained in this country
~ Orders promptly executed and all favors
gratefully acknowledged
SAMUEL BROWN.
Armory Village Milbury, Jan. 30 3m5
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To the Honorable the Justices

To the Honorable the Justices
of the Court of Sessions, held at Worcester.
within and for the County of Worcester, BY
adjournment, on the second Tuesday of Nav.
A. D. 1927:
z REPRESENTS, the Blackstone Canal Com
IL q pany, by the undersigned Commissioners.
duly appointed and authorized to act in behalf
of said Corporation,-taat the said Company. by
virtue ofthe second section of the act by which
said Company was incorporated, have located
part of the route of said Canal, which by said
act is authorized to be made, a description of
which location is hereunto annexed
And the said Corporation prays, that this re-
port may be placed on the files of the said
Court, and notice thereof be directed. and three
dlslnterested freeholders be appointed by said
Court to estimate all damages which anv ner-
son or Corporation, upon whose land any part
OF said Canal. so located, may be constructed.
or in the construction of any of its necessary
aPpendages, shall sustain, agreeably TO the pro-
visions OF the eighth section of the act afore-
said. JOHN DAVIS
JOHN w. LINCOLN.
Location Of a part Of the route of the Black
stone Canal On land of Jonathan Grout. S.
80, f. D chains, and averaging | chain wide.
with the privilege of constructing a lock on
SAID land, and OF turning the public travel over
said Grouts land during the time of the con-
struction of said lock-
On land Of Nathan Perry, s. z, w. ID chains.
and averaging chain wide, for the purpose of
new channel for the river
They have also located, as reservoir for the
use of said Canal, the Pleasant Falls Pond 60
called, made by and above dam across The
Blackstone River, in the town of Sutton. said
dam belonging to Messrs. Wilkinson and Hon.
pins, with the right Of maintaining said dam
Tor the purpose aforesaid to its present height
The owners of the land, as far as thew car ho
ascertained about said reservoir, are W;lL;nso 90
d Hoppin, Paul c Chase, Susan Chase, TboJ
deus Chase, Daniel Rice, and Asa and LYMAN
Goodell
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-26

N-Gen. CHANDLER, Senator from Maine,
passed through town on Saturday, on his way
TO Washington. A successor in the Senate, to
Mr.. Paris, will! be chosen Immediately on the
meeting Of the Legislature, next month. We
hope the Legislature will select a man who
will truly represent the feelings and inter-
ests of the people of that State. A
successor to Gen. Chandler will also be cho-
sen at the sam session. as we understand that
gentleman will not be reelected. Gen. Chan
dler was never calculated, either by education
or talents, for the important station which he
has now held for nine years. Name has men
who would adorn q seat in the Senate, and it
will be a source Of joy TO us, to announce the
ele ction Of some one Of this class Of indlvid-
uals, to fill the seat now occupied by MIR.
Chandler.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-26

liza story is in circulation that WoLFHART,
who together with his wife was charged last
summer with the murder Of wo children in this
town, is row in prison in New-York for muir
dering his wife. 1t is stated that he left here
and took passa &c in n vessel for Surinam, which
put back into New York in distress-that dur
ing his stay there, a quarrel happened between
him and his wife, in the course Of which she
charged him with tine murder Of the two chill.
dren. whereupon he drew a knife and stabbed
her in her side and before she expired, she gave
some particulars relative to the murder of tho
children in Providence. We can assure our
readers that this story is altogether incorrect
and without foundation. The vessel in which
Wolfhart and his wife took passage has not
touched at any American port since she sail
al
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-26
tn. Ps~r.DEsr'. Mr..Aor.-Ths last

The P~REsIpENr's MEssAoE.-The last
Messsg 20 which The people Of this country, in
all human probability will ever receive from
President ADAMS. will he presented to our
reader, in the Cadet Of Saturday week. We
look forward to the perusal Of this document,
with more than ordinary interest. The calm
dignity with which Mr.. Adams will address both
Houses Of Congress on the present momen'ous
state Of the nation, will, we hope. DO a lesson
which all parties may read with advantage to
themselves, and the nation at large; one which
lie Benefacior.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-26

Il is rumoured that Mrs. Jackson intends 10
pass the first year of her husbands Ado'inistra-
ton, at the Hermitage. We are in favor of
this proposition, aid if it turns out TO be
true, we shall consider General Jackson enti-
tied to great credit for decency and proprietv,
in this particular case. We would not speak
disrespe ctfulIy Of Mrs. Jackson at this time,
but we do not hesitate 10 say. that her cbarac-
ter, education and habits Of life. are not calcu-
lated 10 reflec, the least credit on the Mansion
Of the P%REsIpHNT oF THE UNITED STATES.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-26

Secretary Of State.-Martin Van Buren,,
who is known to oxcel in the art Diploma
tique, ~vulgarly called management.
Secretary Of the Treasury.-Edward Liv-
ingston, whose skill and experience in finger
ing the public money. has been sufficiently
tested.
Secretary of War.-Richard NJ johnson.
immortalIzed by the famous declaration, "Put
them down, though as pure," &c.
Secretary of the Navy. Admiral Hof-
man, Of the interior Of New-York, who knows
about as much Of naval affairs, as he does of
the man in the moon.
In addition to the above anticipated sp-
pointments, we venture to continue the list,
promising that what follows is precisely in cha
racter ; and If our predictions are not fully ve-
ri6ed, it will no, be for lack Of inclination on
the part of the appointer.
Attorney General, George M'Dufie. This
gentleman has such on unbounded confidence
in the Constitution of the u. s. that he de-.
serves to be the constitutional legal adviser Of
the President.
Mr.. Eaton is to 20 as Minister TO Great
Britain-Mr. Benton to Russia, and George
Krcmer 10 the Grand Turk. 1T il said that
the Koran does not prohibit the use Of Rys
Whiskey; and Mr. Kremer, whose i~nstruct-
ions on this head are already filled up, is Direct
ed so make some arrangements on the subject.
If Mr.. Kremer ful6ls the expe Citations Of the
public. our WhIskey Trade to Turkey will be
Of immense advantage.]
Duff Green is TO be Government Printer,
Editor OF the Court Gazette, &c. &c.
Stephen Simpson is to be made keeper Of
some lunatic asylum in Tennessee.
There are to be two new Offices created for
special purposes. Major Lee, Chamberlain Of
the Household; and DIR. Ely, Chaplain Of the
Palace.
Hill, Of the New Hampshire Patriot, Noah,
Croswell, Of the Albany Argus, and Richie.
are TO have none Of the loaves and fishes. The
General swearing their writings in 1924 did him
moro harm, than all they have said in 1928
have done him good. -.AIe1. Gas.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-26

ArRocious MURDER On Thursday ar
ternoon last. a very singular and atrocious os-
~currence took place at No. rs, William 81.
Now York. Mrs. Newman. a lady who kept
a boarding house. was shot by a boarder nam.
cd Richard Johnson, . printer. The occur
renee took place about the period the family
sat down to dinner. Some conversation en-
sued. during which Johnson became angry,
and drawing a pistol. shot at the lady. Tho
ball struck her left arm and glanced away
without doing any material injury, Having
seen that a wound was the only consequence
OF the shot, he exclaimed, eff one won't,
another will - and ran up stairs for another
pistol. This he also discharged at Mrs. N.
and thus accomplished his purpose. The BALI
passed through her breast, and she expired on
Saturday forenoon. In firing the second 2is-
tol, the barrel burst, and shattered Johnson's
arm, and it is supposed that amputation will
be necessary. Johnson has been confined in
Bridewell, and his examination was to take
place on Saturday Johnson was the proprie--
tor Of Il printing Office, and was doing a good
business. Various causes are assigned for the
commission OF the dreadful deed, but they ure
so contradictory, that we refrain from men.ion-
ing a word on the subject.