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DRY GOODS.

sln Packages DRv GooDs, just received and fdv mie
~V low, among which light and dark Ginehams, .
great varety Fancy Chins Prints, Jaconst and Book Mes
Inns; Gro~ Decays and Levannes; Silk and Cotton Hosiery,
Fancy elk dkf, Flag and Bandanna do. Gbves; sewing
SIX ird Co'irs 'h'h aui Cassines nj all kinds Silk
and Cotton Un'b,eIas, nc. by l---
GLADDlNG 4 SWEET.
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WANTED.

A Situation Is wanted by young man, who , pauisny
n acquainted with English spd Wes tndm oosdp, "a
also with Book Keeping We has been envseed In active
ois'e~ years, and feels confident i nx kip6u
active bsiDess he should give satisfaction TO hb xmtS1
Fcs0 Apply s ,his ofhco svtxf. M III
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POETR =.

roa rns LirssAav sApsS.
VISIONS OF THE PAST.
They come to me ihce visions fair,
Al The hour Of even,
Mouu.fully sweet their voices are,
Like ti,e signing Of winds, wi'sn sk'ss ars fA'T.
And their spell Is given
To chsrn the bsan from iss passing csS.
In mcnowed bsauiy they slowly rise,
Times treasures bringing,
Tire clear bright aznse Of chidbood's skies.
Smiles that shone brightly, and then were sshs.
And afceiU''s cliIg'as
To those, t,en cheusi,ed--,o brken ties.
Pleasures gone by,-ost friends-snd tears
Ger some chid feelings;
OF uansien, hopes and iu,i'nng fsan,
OF all that kindles the heart, or seans
In It's rveahngs,
TIE gsadsone srir, If youthful yean
Who has no, with lny'ring sigh
Iookd on those houn,
wirn his youthful dreams were ascending high,
wi,en Time ON his rs,est wings would fly,
And f,ncy's flowers
cosolnL wreail,ed-to glitter and de
Pho hatI, not loved ON no fair a night,
80 TRANQUILITY clear,
To wander thro' scenes II lost delight,
To think of the ones whose fond hearts might,
Had they fingered here,
Have rendered our earthly path -o bright.
oh there's magic in menory's tone
The senses pervadiny,
Like bird that sings when the summers hown,
Size rcigns in the halls Of iie past alone,
Aud 'rnid fading flowers
Shines by the light Of joys once known. ELLA.
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yoR rHR LiIBaAnv cApEr.
o why should presume to ask
Al Atinspiration's spring,
Ons feeble solitary draugl6,
Or spor on Fancy's wing!
Why should my humble wish a'pire
To rove in FAIRY lands,
Aud gather laures bu, To fade,
Amidst uufceling friends!
Can mount Par'russ,w yield wreath,
As In the days Il yore;
A wreath fa.cIess AND as bright,
As poet ever wore'
Can she sill crown hev voaries,
VIII bright and sparkling gems:
Aud every richest sore unfold,
OF Ofueasured d.adeus
Yes, bright upon her glowing peak,
Perennial yerdure blooms,
Which ne'er WAS sati,crd by tho muse,
Nor wasted oer tl'e toml~.
Yes, inexlaustess and divine,
Her TREASURED bciuties lie,
Desisn'd in fresI,uess e'en to bloom,
In immortality.
Tho ancient bards have wander'd there,
To Gull the choices, fweni
And sung with sweet harnoni - tones,
Amid ainbrusial bowers,
Aud woke tie voice of miI-trrlsy,
Much yet remains ursung,"
or muse soft ever DER
The Cfeciin vaies rung.
But why should Teen hope wish
To Catch tie living fire,
Which melody IN so,iness brenthd
From his own m,tclless Tyre
The eastern bard, wIio sung Of old,
To millions known no iDore
Aud ruus'd the ilaDe at niusick' s tone,
1ihgo' centuries To solr. B. l. G.
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yoR rHn CADET.

yoR rHs cADsr.
In a cottage lone,
By the wild sea shore,
In times long gone
To be ~, more,
! here lived maid,
Forsoo,h tradition said;
She WINS natures child
VI love, horn, lived there,
Pure ss the flowers wild
Around her, and as fair,
Out vieng even lilies the YEA,
AZ lovely, white as they might 10.
She lived alone, queen
OF earth, ocean, air,
Aud oil that could he seen,
That's lovely, beautiful and fair,
Unknown To the power and pride,
ofhgh born paeeantry beside.
From morn til night,
Twas her joy, to be
On the cnggy height,
Jutng above the sea,
There, 10 watch the sea-birds airy ar,
As sported with the oceans gale.
Tis father left his home,
And wife, and babe, so dear.
On the blue deep, to roam,
For nn,ny tedious year,
Doon'd fm livelihood, 10 part
From all he priz'd the most at Lesrt-
HIS coarse was first, to le
Indies spicy Iaes, then round
To China, there had ten,
soms Cassia, Silks, II to be found,
Europe ncxs then home, or north,
Fur Iron, Duck, Hemp, and 50 forth.
lie ran down tie Bay,
Pa,e'd beyond Americas shore,
And from that sad day,
Ne'er was heard of rnsrs,
But where, sad when, and how he fsn
'Twere more than man c,yuld seiL
Many tale wss told,
Many wild song sung
Ofthe Pirate bands hold,
He might have fell among,
Bf these, n sea-boy's mid dag dreams,
Wee only s'raes' Is id'e 'hs~.'.
Tie mother dsd, besrs
Thk psuy bisseysd maid,
Had Iesm'd, ba mre,
Thss Ikp ssam'pa, 'tis snid,
And tims hcvrn. and thus alone,
ehs to wansnhcoj hal gsovn,
4 And Tins siope, srpersins fair,
A arnssr fosnd fss wsndsrns ihsr~
Tsns hssh swsyf from s.nh
Ths ps0sjss wosks 6 msn,
Nakms spss aswn sssii fhs Sssnh.
Asl sbns>ssd nces I'm,
.---.Ys hatsg ortass nsn6s,
A mopumsrs said Tn aDts.
Iss,sds, bss ~ srosnd
y naunst vth sesp tsssy.
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DUMFRIEs REMEDY FOR THE PILES

I'AE W C.4Sk. OF n L, Rr.LI
RosTuN, NOVEMBER 9th.
SiR,-The rile Ointment and Eiert,ary lately had Of
- !m lnis .i an excellent eiftc have been tn,uihed
fr years wit. lie Piles aud lave fMd my nnwdy
That wmld compare with yuun. The late attack a
we're one, but the relief annrt immediate. take great
pleasure III communicating this you, for the benefit Of any
who may be suffering under SO panfua dsease.
T H
"MR. KIppER:"
The origiaai letter may be the CosntinS Room
cftke Proprietor.
rr1he Proprietor Of this Medicine, recommends II with
the fullest confidence, Of the valuable remedies
yet discovered for the VI the painful and debhane
pain Of the Piles tie deems unnecessary To publish any
tber than the going testimonial In is favo This remedy
as more perfectly answered the purpose for which in
ended, than any other IN uso and awds
ediate and permdne1t reie bah from the disorder ITSELF
ncconpanyinqsympoms Of pain in the Ioins, vertigo, hesd
ache los OF appetite indigestion, and other marks of deby.
The remedy quite innocent, and may administered 10
a ages and both Plain and ample Directions with
description Of the complaint accompany each PACKAGE which
consists OF two borcs containing Ointment, and me
oser an EieraaryPce g for both articles OF but 50
cents where hut My s wanted.
- Prepired and aid wboesale together with the Con
nay Mdisns" BY the sole Proprietor r. KIDDER, his
Counting Ronn No. 20, d Couu and Hanover
Streets aud retaed by hs special appontmen by the fo
lowing Druggists. j. BALcH and joins II. MAsoR 4 Co.
PmviJence, X. l. February 2
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CHEMICAL EMBROCATION,
Or Whitaoett's Original Opodeldoc,

ESOR Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
"A CRAMPS un.bntss, stiffness oil the Neck
or L'mbs, Chilblains, Chapped Hands Stings of
Insects, Vegetable Poisons or any external in
JURY Recommended b, one of the first Physi-
cans Ia the United States, whose certIitate, as
well as those of numerous respectable individ
uals, accompany each bottle
CAUTION.-Itis greatly to he deplored that
as soon AS any important Improvement or dis
coyery is made in Medicine, the community
must be cheated, and the inventor, in dGgree,
deprived OF his just reward, by host of serviie
imitators, Gnstigaled by envy and sci interest)
imposing their spurious compounds on he pub
lie, as substitute for the genuine article, there
by tending to bring such improvements into dis.
repute, a d even utter contempt Suchinstans.
es are so numerous, that it is Judged by many
that all deviatons from thu common course are
unlmportant, unless followed b, train of iml.
tators, counterfeiters and mpostors
PRlCE.--The Proprietor Of the original EN-
brocat'on will never consent to reduce the price
OF THIS article, in order to compete with base
limitations besides, it would avail nothing. as
such pretended limitations are sold onl, in con-
sequence Of their cheapness. A still greater
and greater reduction would ensue. as, from the
great measr, ness OF its materials the inventors
could well afford To- reduce them TO little more han
The cost of the bottle Nj those therefore, who
WISH Tor the genuine and original article, must in.
sS. upon receiving . WMt1OeHS" Opodeldoc.
QT Sold in Worcester, BY C Harra. Book.
seller; also by James Green g Go Druggists
IN Shrewsbury, by G. n. e "A Stone, where
also may be had AROMATIC SNUFF, for
W adaclr and Calarrb, Drowsiness, Ciddn S..
Vaponrs-also 70 cheering the animal spirits
X &c. ALSO, --WhitweVS Grand Cordiai
Nomdch0c Detergent BitterS for Jaundce, In
digestion, COstiveness. sc sc
CT These Bitters can be stepped in watet by
those who re opposed to the use Of spirits. and
with nearly the same effect. GIN Oct 3
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CABINET FUR NITURE. a,
Highly Interesting 10 the afflicted.

"a HE public are respectfully informed,
Il that nderS0n'S Cough Dr0bs g ectOrGk
Po7Hders have, from an extensive use for years
past, proved themselves to be one of the most
valuable remedies ever yet discovered for the
cure of Coughs. Colds. and other affections of the
breast and lungs leading to Con umptions
Thousands have experienced the happiest effects
OF this Healing Balsdn. and many of the high
est respecIabty have voluntarily given certf-
cat' 5 SOM OF which win accompany each bot
tie, that will satisfy every unprejudced mind
that the most extraordinary and unexpected
cures have been performed by the use Of this
medicine in of long standing, in which 9TH
err medicine had produced no favorable effects
aud where the most skful ply scisns had given
them up AS hopeless 1t is not pretended that
they are an infallible cure in all cases but of
such as are incurahIc, there are but few but
what VIII greatly relieved by The use of them.
Scarcely case of colds coughs, pain in the side
difficulty OF breathing, want Of sleep arising
from debility or even seated consumptions but
may be relieved by timely use of this Healing
Gaisam. Each Dollar Bottle of this medicine
con aims sbout a. doses, which proves them to
be cheap medicine considering their virtues
II TOung Laay of lisverhill. ass, who had
been afflicted with an alarming cou h for about
year, and had been attended by Several physi-
cans, but obtained little or no relic; and her life
was despsred Of until she made use of Ander-
week greatly relieved her, and, by taking two
bottles only her health was restored
Il respectable Fa'mer of Red Hook Duchess
County, from taking viol, mt cold, which fell
upon his lungs, vas reduced by distressing
cough and raising blood, to What was considered
by his physician an neurable state he was at
length advised to make trial of Anders0n's Cough
Drops and, alter us ug one or two bottles. his
cough daily became less, and his appetite and
strength soon returned and, although there WAS
no prospect of his recovery the use of this Heal
ing Basam, for few weeks, perfectly restored
him TO his usual state of health, and he highly
recomm 'nds this remedy to the afflicted
n Gentleman Of Providence Rhode Island
rising Gu Years of age, had been severely afflicted
with the Asthma attended with cough tor
more than % years, so as TO be unable to sleep
but with the greatest difficulty, after aving tried
many physicians, and various kiuds of medicine
without relief. lie at length procured Ander-
sons Cough Drops and, after using three bottles.
his cough was nearly cured; he slept well. and
soon recovered AS to be able TO attend t. his
business as usual.
QT For sale by JEREMIAH ROBINSON.
Druggist, Worcester, and by Druggists generally.
Dec ~, 1897. eo5m
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The Royal Restorative,

A cure for Rheumatism and Gout
FETIIlS justly celebrated Medicine. ha, met
"A with the best success in Europe and
those parts Of the United States where If has
been used, in curing the above complaints. IL
consists of two different powders 70 be digest
ed in spirit, and the one called tho Sweating
powder is to be taken, internally, for the pur-
pose IFS name indicates, viz. sweating. The
other Is called the Embrocation powder. and
is applied 10 the surface with friction. The
Medicine operates on true physiological prin-
cipirs, IN removing the complaints Tor which
1t Is intended, and is approved OF and used in
the practice OF some Of the best modern
Physicians. Its discoverer, DR. JACKSON an
eminent Physician OF London, after long Sc
nes OF experiments, being himself afflicted
with Gout and Rheumatism tor number of
years, founG this valuable Medicine to be the
MOST etftctual remedy. This induced him to
extend as much as possible, its influence
throughout the world, 1t has but lately been
introduced into the United States with the
REST confidence in its success. 1t is now the
general opinion of modern Physicians. that
rheumatism is an inllsmmatory disease of the
muscles, because they are sore to the touch,
and motion is painful hence the pain is telt
at, ana about Inc joints, although the whole
OF the muscles may be affected The way
which nature seems to have adopted for car
rying of this disease is by perspiration, there
fore, II follows that such Medicines as have a
tendency to help nature in this operation,
ought to be used. Upon these principles the
best Drugs in the Matera Medica for promct-
ing copious perspiration, were selected and
by series of combinations and experimf nts
this compound was found TO he the most pow
erful, and at the same time safe and efIica>
tious Remedy.
Through the medium of friend | have
been made acquainted with the composition of
this Medicine, and obtained a right rom the
Proprietor, DIR. jackson, for preparing and vend-
ing in the United States. have had il bui
short time, but in every case where have adj
ministered it, the best effects have resulted.
Patients who make trial OF this Medicine. will
confer favor by sending me the result OF its
operation. 1t is done up in the form Of a let
ter, and any person by sending me an order,
post pad, can have it sent to then, b, mail.
J. Fl. PALMER, M. d. Phts6eId.
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To TVeGUcrs & Mao9factureYs.
ReaL EstGie at AUCTION.

SEyILL be sold al Public suction. (by Lii
w cense of the Court of Common Pleas
begun and holden at Worcester. within and for
the County OF Worcester, in December last) all
the right.title and interest EzEKlEL PARTRIDGE,
late Of Worcester aforesaid. deceased, had in
he Real Estate on which he lived Said Estate
contains about 80 acres, well divided into Now
ing, Pasturlng. Tillage and Wood Land House.
Barn and out Buildings on said Estate in good
repair. Situated in the northeaserly part Of
said Worcester
u Sale on TUESDAY, the 2Gh Of FeJrat-
ary ne1t, at one o'clock, P Vi. On the premises
.4isO, five acres of Wood Land, situated in
Holden, in said County, at the same time and
place. REUBEN GLESON.
Executor Of said Partridge's HM
Worcester Jan 49, lS22
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fP MILITaRY CPS

WN he subscribers offer for sale, MILITARY
II CAPS, of superior quality, both as to
workmanship and materials, to any before offer
ed in this market
ALso,-MILITARY EQUIPMENTS. Of
every kind, furnished pr manufactured to order;
at a small advance on cost
~ Companies about purchasing, are re-
guested to examine the articles above named.
as they may depend upon their being sold on
terms as reasonable, in every respect as NJ any
other place. T. & W. KEITH.
Worcester, Jan l6 6w3
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, IS. Court Of Common Pleas at
Worcester, December Term, A d l527.
The Petitioners aforesaid having failed to
comply with the former orders of this Court, on
Their said Petition, i IS now thereupon Ordered,
That they notify all persons interested therein.
TO appear at the next term Of this Court TO be
holden at Worcester aforesaid on the first
Monday of March next, by publishing an
>stcd copy Of said petition. and this order
shereo,,'. in the Massachusetts Spy. and Wor-
rss,sy To,,u,-" .4doortiSer, three weeks success
s;veIv The last nj, hIication TO be thirty days. al
least, before the sitting 81 sad Court that they
may then and there shew "ause' IT any they
have, why the prayer thereof s"ould not be
granted.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Cicri
A copy Of the Petition and Of the Order Of
Co1n thRTcoF.
NtSst AEJAH BTGBLew, cVty%
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WnRcFsrrp 90
January 9. 1928

NoRcEsTrR, IS January g. lc25
"a TTACHED on mesne process taken on
IA Execution and will be sold at Public Anc-
ton, on FRIDAY, The 8th dag Of Fs6yuary
merit. at one o'clock, 2. Nj. on the premises, ali
the Right in Equity which EPHRAIM TAY.
LOR has TO redeem one undivided half of the
Farm on which Phinehas Taylor and said
Ephraims family now live. situated in the
south westerly part of Ashburnham containing
one hundred and fourteen acres, with buildings
on the same. bounded on land Of Joseph FAIR
bank, H. Cory, and others Also, al the Righf
in Equity the said Ephraim has to redeem fifty
acres. more or less, adjoining the same, called
the Albums Lot.
HENRY COOLIDGE, JR d Sheriff
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PURLEY TORREY.
0rP NEWSPAPERS.

FEVHE Worcester and Keene Mail Stage
Il Company have been scattering the Wor-
cester Papers on the route from Worcester to
Aeene, since January LIST, 1927 they now
propose settlement and payment for their pa
pers mp to January LIST, 1928 that is, for one
year and have employed Mr. john BoYNToN to
attend to the settlement of all their paper CON
Germs. He will attend for that purpose at the
house OF Mr.. Abbott, lnnholder in Holden, on
Thursday, the last day of January instant at
Mr.. King 5, in Rutland. on Friday, the LIST day
of February; at Mr.. Thompson's, Innholder in
Hnbbardston, on Saturday, the I'd day of Feb
ruary, from nine o'clock in the forenoon. till
two o'clock, afternoon, and the remainder of the
day at Messrs. Brigham q Murdock's, in said
Hubbardston; at Cutters in Wnchendon, on
Tuesday. the 9th day of February, from nine
O'Clock in the forenoon, till two o'clock, after
noon, and the remainder of said day at Muir
docks in said Winchendon
/ It is expected that every person. who has
taken any Of the Worcester papers of the Com
pany, viii be punctual to attend at the above
mentioned places. and make their several pay
ments, as it is absolutely necessary that their
paper business is Immediately settled Should
shere be any who neglect this call they may
depend upon being called upon in more forci-
Bile manner, without further notice For all
moneys paid Mr.. Boynton his receipt will be
good against the Company. All persons indeht-
ed to the Company for papers at Templeton,
gre requested to make payment to the subscrib-
er without DELAY
CALVIN TOWNSLEY, Stage Director.
Vempleton. January %. 4
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January 81, 1928.
WORCESTER, IS

WoRcEsTER, s.. january q, 1873.
AFAKEN on Executions, having been previ-
S ously attached on mesne process, and win
be sold at Public Vendue, at the Inn of joseph
Davis, in Princeton, on WEDNESD4Y. the
goth Dug IF February neat, at / o'clock. P. NJ.
all the Right in Equity which MOSES GILL.
I'd, had on the 28th day of December, 1896. to
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which
he now lives, situate about half mile easterlv
Of the Meeting house in Princeton, containing
about one hundred acres, with the Buildings
thereon and also one other piece of mortraG-
ed Real Estate, situate in the south-easterly
part Of said Princeton, called the Cheecer Lot
SAMUEL DAVIS, d. Sheriff.
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DORR & ROWLAND

!" AVE just received, A Narrative ofthe
81 n Facts and Circumstances relating to the
kidnapping and Presumed Murder of william
MoRGAN and OF the attempt to carry off Da-
vid Miller, and to burn or destroy the Print
ing Office of the latter, f,r the purpose of pre-
venting the printing and publishing of book
entitled : Illustrations IF Masonry" Prepar-
ed under the direction of the several Commit
tees appointed at the Meeting Of the citizens
of the Counties Of Genesee, Livingston. On'a-
rio, Monroe, and Niagara, in the State of New
York" Price - cents
Worcester. Jan is
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Aep Bakery and B cad Store.

KNHE subscriber begs leave respectfully to
n inform the inhabitants of Worcester
and its vicinity, and the public generally that
he has established himself in the BAKING
BUSINESS on Front-street, nearly opposite
the Town House, where he intends baking all.
kinds Of BREAD such as Loaves, Biscuit and
Breakfast Rolls every morning } also, Crack
ers. hard and soft Sugar Crackers; Seed
Cakes; Sugar Cake Milk Biscuit and Gin
gerbread; all which will be made from good
Stock, and sold at reasonable prices.-and
hopes, by furnishing good Bread, to receive
share Of the public patronage
n b. Dinner and Supper Rolls furnished
for Parties at short notice
FRANCIS MERRIFIELD.
Worcester, Bee. ~ so
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Wnncls1lR. SIS


WoactsTER, IS. January ., lo2S.
FHNAKEN on several Executions, (having
"A been previously attached IN mesne pro-
cess) and will be sold at Public Vendue. al Col
Zebuun Cary's in Ward, on SATURDAY. the
ninth day Of FeJruary merit, at 2o'clock p NJ. f.
all the Right in Equity which LEV CHENEY
and AMASA HEART have to redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate on which they now
1--we, situated in the northerly part of said Ward,
and near to the Worcester and Stafford Turn
pike road DANIEL UPHAM y. sheriff
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WokcEsrER. Sc.
Jannarv Q. lsoa

"A TTACHED mesne process. taken an
"a Execution. and will be sold al PnhIic Anc.
ton on FRIDAY, The 9Th day of Fe5y,,oyy
Ae1t at four o'clock, P. W. at the Inn NJ Toi
Oliver Adams in Westminster, all tho R;rbt
in Equity which JONAS WHITE has !" 5a'
deem tract Of Land called the Livermore Lot
situate ~ the westerly part of said Westmin.
ster, and on the Fifth Massachusetts, Turnpike
ROAD containing about thirty acres, more or
,fss also, one other tract near said Whites
house, containing seven acres. more y. ~
bounded n6rtherly on town road wo,,n ~ ' %,
land OF Samuel Gates, southerly on lana of
Joshua Moore, easterly on the new cnnntv
road leading from Westminster 10 Wincbsndn5y
HENRY COOLIDGE, IN. D. shcg5G