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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-09

All good members of society ought to
make il an object to give special patronage
and encouragement to young men of worth
and character. This would operate as a
reward to virtue and good conduct, and as
"A punishment to vice and misdeeds and if
young men could once be convinced that
the patronage and favor of the respectable
part OF the community, and consequently
their success in life, depend on their pos
sesslng fair and unimpeachable charac-
ter, i would have the happiest influence on
their moSals and habits.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the SUBJ
4 scriber has been duly appointed Executor Of
, .ne last Whl and Testament ofJ0HN WOODS.
late of New Braintree, in the County or w.
cester, deceased, and has taken upon him.
SCI. that trust by giving bonds as the law directs
All persons indebted 10 said Estate, are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment. ana al
those 10 whom said Estate is indebted. are re.
quested TO exhibit their demands for settlement.
JOHN WOODS.
New BSantree, Nov. IS, 1899. AZ.
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1yIer's Vegetable Family
PILLS

THE efficacy of these highly valuable
~ and incompatible Pills has been fully de.
mon strated by long experience, and by the ties.
timo ny OF many eminent physicians, who have
usen them IN their practice for more than TWEEN.
y ears. They are pronounced superior for
theif Kind and beneficial effects on the human
system, to any other yet offered to the public !:
more particularly for all those affective com.
pIalnts mentioned belOw-most of which are oc.
casioned by a bad, obstructed, or suDerabun,lant
state OF the bile, frequent or nervous head
aches, costive habits, jaundce, or bilious state
oil the stomach, dizziness, foul stoma ch. dys.
pepsia, or indigestion, sicksness at the stom.
ach, loss of appetite, fatulence, gripines. chol
&c, dropsy; in short, for every disor,lered
state OF the stomach and bowels recurring ca.
thartic medicine. Those afflicted with any or
the above complaints, are requested 10 nro.
cure one box on trial, which will satisfy even
the most skeptical of the superior yirlues of
these pills Their operation is mild. and vet
they ehectualIy remove all obstrnctions of The
bowels, strengthen the stomach, and excite The
appetite, with little disturbance in the system.
L hese pulls contain no m ercury, but are prepar.
ed wholly from vegetables, and there is no dan.
ger attending the use of them to either APE m.
sex, under any circumstance where oh, sic is
necessary.
OF DrMggists can be SUPPLIED with the nbo1,e
rus, 6y applying TO Samuel Tyler g Son, Nor.
1ctch' (Conn.) aud also Of James Green s. Co
worcester, General AGENTS. Thep are aLso for
sale by J. Robinson, Worcester Direy 81
BrozUn, Oxford; and p. Benis, Du,lev,
Oct. %, 1899. coIv4s
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Patent Lead .Aqueducts and
Water PatanDs.

NHE subscribers respectfully inform the
N public, that they continue the manufac-
turing of Lead Pipes at their Shop in School
street. Worcester, Of various sizes, and intend
keeping them constantly on hand Also, Water
Pumps. All of which they will put into opera.
ton on short notice, and warranted. Orders
for the above thankfully received and punctunl.
iy attended to. They intend to pay the strict
est attentionto the manufacturing Of the above
and viii endeavor to give satisfaction to all who
and price. II, & j SIITTEN
April Is. ma.
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TAPE MEASURES. SC.

HUST received, 10 dozen Taiiors' Tape
q Measures, which will be sold by the dozen
or single cheaper than can be bought at any
other place in Worcester.
ALso,-8 doz. Cravat Pads, Stocks, Handk Is,
Collars, Suspenders, Vestings, &c.
~ Rcady-.Made COATS, VESTS, PAN
FALCONS, &c.
o. TAILORING attended to as usual, and
all orders promptly attended to.
or Coats made 80 cts. cheaper than usual
0E CUTTING done to order, and warrant
ed to fit. ASA WALKER, Agent.
Worcester Nov 25. 6w
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SENSIBLE ADVICE. Ayesha, the favorits wife
of Mahomet, left the following maxims to her
children. We should think Ayesha, at least,
must have had a soul
My sons, never despise any person;
Consider your superior as your father;
Your equal as your brother;
And your inferior as your son."
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GREE.

BY those who deepest feel, are i'll exprest
The indistinctness of the suffering breast,
Where Thousand thoughts begin to end in ono
Which seeks from all the refuge found in none !;
No words suffice the secret sou. to show,
AId truth denies all eloquence to wo.
COrSGtr.
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ADvcoyEnr. within these few weeks,

A Discovery. Within these few weeks,
a farmer, residing in this vicinity, has dis
covered simple, but, as we are informed,
an eficacious plan of improving potatoes.
The agriculturist keeps an ass for the light
er jobs of carriage, and one day, when other
food was not just at hand, servant was
ordered to cut quantity of the green shaws
[topsl from a particular drill, and, at the
same time, the farmer added that the oper-
alton could do little injury, as he intended
TO dig the potatoes next day for the use of
the house. The order was promptly obey
ed, and Martin swallowed the shaws with
the gus:o of an epicure. Though the field
lay low, the farmer was astonished next
day at finding the soil on both sides of the
drill, where the roots had been denuded of
the shaws, much wetter than the other, and,
on a close inspection, he discovered that
the extra moisture had oozed out of the
shaws that remained in the ground. The
potatoes that had been previously raised
had been SO wet, soft, and unsavory, that
they were unfit for the market, but it ap-
peared that hewing away the foliage, had
had the effect of draining off the extra
moisture, and rendered them as dry, mealy,
and nutritious, as the most enthusiastic ad-
mirer of murphies could desire. The ex-
pertinent, we hear has been since almost
daily repeated, uniformly with the same sue
cess, and, if it be not already done, the
farmer has it in contemplation to send full
detail of the discovery to Sir John Sinclair.
Edinburg Scotsman.
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EPIGRAM.

The vices of the world to sec
Snug seems most truly grieved:
Why, man, take heart, the world viii be
Much better when you leave it.
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EF FOR FEMALES, IN

IL. RELIES Aromatic Pills, have been
~ long celebrated as most valuable and eff.
eacious remedy against those general complaints
peculiar TO the female portion Of society. They
cleanse, purity and promote free and brisk cir
culation of the blood when become sluggish and
ianguId from the affecting ailments for which these
rms are safe and effectual specific They assist
the suspended operations of the sanguiferous sys.
TEN, when nature requires it, and rectfy the IT.
regular habits of the unhealthy female, whose
Siekiy ana paid countenance becomes terminated
anu ireshens with the natural glow of restored
heath. They are tried and approved remedy
IN distractions, debility, hypochondria green sick
ness gddlness palpitation of the heart, bad d.
gestion, loathing of food, pains OF the stomach,
shortness OF breath, upon every little motion sink
ing OF the spirits and its consequence, detected
eouhtenance and dislike for exercise and CONVEX.
sation. They are equally conducive to the health
OF married ladies' except in cases ofpre gnancy, Or
hectic and cOnsumptive habits, when they must
not be taken. But they may be administered to
great advantage a month after accouchment, for
the purpose of cleansing the system and purging
those gross humors, which, when retained Law
tne foundation of numerous diseases, and render
the incautous subject unhealthy for life. They
should also be taken by all women from As to SO,
10 prevent the dangerous disorders consequent
upon that critical period of female life. They
nave been further found, by experience, to afford
a powerful remedy in all hypochondriac historic
'oPViiSu uiSOIuers, DUN IN men anu women,
whose nervous system they strengthen and regu.
late, aid nature in throwing off those gross and
superintendent humors which produce melancholy
and depression of spirits, renOvate the body, re.
animate the mind, aud diffuse general cheerful.
ness and elasticity throughout the whole system
Price 81 so per box.
OF Prepared from the original Recipe in MS
OF the late DR.. W. 4. CONWAY, by his inn ediate
successor and sole proprietor, L. K1DDER. and
sold wholesale by him at his Counting Room ,ovel
No. 81 Court-strcet, head of Hanover.street
near Concert Hall, Boston, and retaiIed by the
special appointment, together with all the val
liable Medicines as prepared by the late DR.
J. ROBINSON ana J.unnnsr & 20. Yor
HENRY ALLEN, Leominster,
CARY, RICE, & CO, North Brookfeld
CHARLES PARKMAN, West6orOHrh
JOHN CAPRON & SONS, Ur6ridce
TIMOTHY DOTY, Westminster.
q. B. PARKER, Lancaster,
and various Druggists throughout the country
~ None are genuine, unless signed L. Kin
Der. on the outside printed wrapper.
GA large discount to country physician
traders, &c.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-09

Blacksmith's Stand for Sale,
SITUATED on Front-street, in Worcester,
- being the same one formerly owned and
occupied by Avery Maynard, and consisting of
convenient Dwelling House and Garden and
Shop. A Blacksmith is much wanted in the
place, and it is believed that the best encour-
agement will be given to purchaser
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.,
CHRIS. C. BALDWIN,
.asSignecs Of said Maynard
Worcester, Oct. z. If
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K%SS\S]SZ[SSSSESS
Or, Wkit,celps Original OpodeldOc.

Or, WAit,celPs Original Opodeldoc,
nor Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
u Cramp, Numbness, Weakness, or Stiffness
OF the Neck or joints, Chilblains, Chapped Hands,
sungs OF Insects, Vegetable Poisons, &C., appli
cable to man or beast; warranted more than
double the strength of the hard Opodeldoc.-
Recommended by one of the first Physicians of
Europe or America. The progress OF chemical
SCIENCE Tor the last few years, has far outrun
that of any other human invention or discovery.
Most of the ancient Pharmaceutical preparations
are now entirely laid aside to give place to those
OF more modern origin; and even those which
are retained, preserve little of their originality
but the name. Who, for example, at the present
day, ever thinks of using the old hard kind of
opodeldoe, commonly called "Steers's"' No
one possessing the smallest knowledge of Phar-
macy, but must be sensible that none but the
worst kind of soaps wiz. those made OF animal
fats. are ever used in this compound, for none
but such, when combined with the other ingredi.
ents, are susceptible of so constant and firm
consistencet
The superior Liquid Qpodeldoc," now offer
ed to the public, is made from the finest soap
composed of the sweetest Olive Oil, mo other is
80 suitable for an embrocation). 1t contains
Im"-.. ". S s'rnortant additional articles not
omiy 6v the ndpert;ser a' w., ,.,Steer, and used
NOT IMP OSED UPON, for there are some
portions OF the human family so selfish and un
principled, that they do not scrupe TO covert the
TABOR ana the ingenuity of others to their own
oeneht' thereby virtually defrauding individuals
and decelNng the public; not only the color Of
this compound, but even the type, stamp, and
complexion OF the paper which encircles it, are
most closely initiated The purchaser, therefore,
IS cautioned, TO diregard such appearances, and,
as he values life or limb, look only to the name
and insist upon receiving none but WhitwelPs
Opodeldoc."
+ The official term for this article is Tincture
of Soap,
AROMATIC SNUFF,
For Headache, Catarrh. Dizziness, Depression
OF spirits, Drowsiness, Nervous Irritability, &c.
Recommended by DIR. Warehouse. Price so
and 25 cents.
DETERGENT BITTERS.
Ihey procure an appetite, assist digestion,
strengthen the stomach, and remove costiyeness
Ihey may be infused in spirits or wine; If either
OF the two former are used, tea spoon full in
nall pint of the latter is an excellent substitute
iof more powerful stimulant. Price I2 I-2 cts
paper.
BatSamic Mixture; or hafrmary Cough
Drops.
One OF the best articles in existence Gor
Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and all complaints of
the breast, and should always be used in nrefer.
ence 10 the astringent and inflammatory EIixir
Paregoric. Price so and o5 cents
OF The d6oUe are sold By J. Green g Co. and
Z. Harris, Worcester, and at the Medicine Chest
warehouse, corner Of MIX and KiL5y.streets,
D0St0U eO6m Sent %
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The ReUere Copper. COmpa,av,
% Unton-street, Bosror,
X EEP constantly on hand, and offer for
nA sale, Church, Academy, and Factory
BELLS, warranted equal in quality to any
made in this country. Also, Braziers Conner,
and Sheet Copper, for Shoe Nails.
NJ FACTORY CASTINGS executed at short
notice. J. DAVIS, JR., Aren't.
Boston, July l. SIN
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SPIRIr OF CHRISTIANITY. We know
that every thing is affected that is touched
by the spirit of Christianity. 1t touches
the heart of the proud man, and he becomes
humble as little child; it touches the
heart of the sensualist, and he becomes
pure and heavenly; it touches the affec-
tons Of the covetous, and he becomes lib
eral; it. touches the heart of the revenge
full, and they become forgiving and loving /;
it touches the chain of caste, and it melts
it touches the idols of the heather, and they
fall to the ground like Dagon before the
ark of God it touches the atmosphere of
idolatry, and the glare of superstition is
dissolved; it touches the letters of the
slave, and they fall off; ittouches the ruth
less despotisms Of the earth, and they with
cr at its glance; it touches the hearts of
savages, and they take their places among
civilized men; it sends its fructfying show
ers on the barren wilderness, and It bios
SONS like the rose: it smiles upon the des-
'ert, and the inhabitants of the rock, the
wandering bushmen sing for joy, and shout
from the tops of their mountains.
DR.. Philip.
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INSURANCE against FIRE.
TENHE Springfield Fire Insurance Companu
IL effect Insurance on all kinds of Property
Except Cotton and Woollen Factories,) on as
reasonable terms as can be obtained at any 9th.
er Office. Apply 10 ISAAC DAVIS, Attorney
at Law, Worcester, who is duly authorized tn
NIL policies. eoly Nov. 4, 1929.
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Y COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Nov. "a, 1893
10 tie Vidop and Heirs Of WILLIAM SWAN.
late Of Smithfeld, IN Rhode Island, deceased, and
10 all Others concerned IN the ESte Of said deceased
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to appear (if you
a. see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tues.
day IN january next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the VIII and Probate
there OF in the County Of Providence, State Of
Rnode Island, OF William Swan, late of Smith.
heId IN said County Of Providence, deceased, or
copy thereof should not be filed and recorded
IN the probate Once in said County of WOrces-
ter according to law and you will be heard
thereon.
AS NATH,I- PAINE d.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov. 80, 1929.
10 the Widow and Heirs of SAMUEL ApAMs
Latp Of Grafton, IN said Coal,ty, deceased and n
all others concerned IN The Estate of said deceased
GREET ING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear IF Won
II see hD at the Court of Probate to be hoIdt
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in January next, at ten Of the clock. before.
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament and
Codicil of said deceased should not be approved .
and you will be heard thereon.
4S NATI1'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
Worcester, SIS. Probate ce, Nov 90. 1890
To The Widow and Heirs Of JosEPu PRoUTr. late
Of Spencer, IN said County, deceased. and N
all Others concernedin The Estate Of said deceased
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if Won
II see fit) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the frs,
tuesday, in January next, al 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 he
sum of sixteen hundred and fifty dollars. FIR The
payment of debts and charges ; and you will be
heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
~ nv order Of the Hon Jndqe.
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:,
FOR Headache, Catarrh. Dizziness, Depression
Of Spirits, Drowsiness, Nervous Irritability. &c.
Recommended by DIR. Warehouse. Price SC
and 25 cents
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THE official term for this article is Tincture
of Soap,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-09
DETERGENT RJT,TERS

Ihey procure an appetite, assist digestion,
strengthen the stomach, and remove costiyeness
Lhey may be infused in spirits or wine; If either
OF the two former are used, tea spoon full in
halt pint fthe latter an excellent substitute
Tor more powerful stimuant Price IL l-2 cts.
paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03

objected TO the present mode Of electlns Inc
SheriG. that he Is sppoiaied by the County
Gouris-a body which perpeiusies itslf, aud
not ~ all responsible 60 the people and inoir-
over. the Office isno~ frequently put up to sale
and Inc purchaser must make IL up by sx-
ioriion from the people. or to favour iheif
friends. Who Income so wealthy as The Depu-
~ Sherins--who are the most successful usn-
rers in the land 7 To remedy these evils Is
IL mol desirable 10 elect this officer by the PEG
pie
Mr.. Leigh said. admitting the abuses. is this
the best WY ofremsdying them lie remark
/ ed, in the Grst place, that the present mode of
appointing Snerlfis is by law, nor by The Con-
+ s,itu,,pn and the evils. may Of course he
remedied hy law; 2nd. This change can only
Affect the High Sheriff but certainly moi the
/ Deputy Sheriff. Ne pointed out the evils that
might arse from eleciing ShriiiTs by the
peop.e. Who, for instance, would like 10 trust
n Deputy Sheriff to impanoela Jury To try a
cause III which hs was conoerusd-when he
had voted against that Sheriff. Would mol
the Deputy Shsr,fi favor the popnlsr men in the
county, who wight have assisted 10 putting him
,here, aud keeping him there. lie said. ola
the officers in tine world, Constabies excepted,
Sherfs are the last, which nc would like 10 see
elected by The psopIe.
hf. Mayor saln, ~ licking Tor ms cbhhRet he
dill il IN pursuance Of the wishes of his
people--he VAS not struck with the evils 10
the same magnitude in which they had afec
ted the gentleman from Chesterfield. He re-
piled at some length.
Mr.. Giles opposed the ResolDtion-coniend.
ing that ii would produce ID scnffle for the Of
flee, and some bribery among the peopie--whch
will tempt the successful candidates 10 Iecpm
pense himself out of the people He conclu
ded with pronouucing an eulogium upon the
present Constitution, and redeeming il from the
charge OF iis being a despoiism u il be a
despolism it Is one Of the most blessed in the
wotl,i--but what will keep il hom being n des-
poiism, IS the government being left IN ihe
hands o. tho middling class of the people. He
CO ntended The present resolution struck at the
county coun system-for, how will the ma
R's,rnies be compensated, If you deprive them
Of the contingency of,eceiving the high sher
| IN > Office 7 WIZ you make il perquisiie OF.
iice2 He pointed out the consequences Of
such a change.
The question was pu, on the solution--and
| lost without division.
On Mr. Leighs motion, the Committee rose
ind lhen on Mr. Juhnsons mo iou the Con.
yenlion adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03

The Convention was opened with prayrs nv
the How'd. MI. Armstrong OF the Presbyterian
ChnrGh-shen the President took the Char
Tn Mr. MERGERS motion, The Convention re-.
solved sell INTO COMMITTEE Of the Whole on the
Conftinnon--Mr. Z. Y. Barbour ~ the Chair.
Nj. Doddridgp rose TO address the Commit.
Tee - H. disclaimed any intention TO mingle any
monsrcheal prime iple IN the Executive Drpsri.
men' lie did not profess 10 anticipate VIVA,
eheci the organization OF hat II par meut NAV
have upon other questions pending befpre the
Couseni,on; but he would argue the question
,iripi OF all such hypotheliesl provisions Mr.
ID. read cnnions extract from MIR. !, fferson's
:. Notes on Virginia He remarked that al.
though Mr.. j. general political course had no,
been altogether satisfactory to himself. y.this
opinions on this question had been uniformly
consistent. In the evening Of his DAYS, amid
fhe retirement 10 which he had consigned him.
sell with all the strength aud psrspicuiiy of his
mind. he had reviewed his early opinions. and
had confirmed them with all his power For
the purpose of showing this. Mr.. ID. said hr
would read a long extract from Mr. Jeffrrso n +.
Correspondence lately pnblishpd-tIe said h,
would read II ms apart Of his speech--and he
accordingly proceeded TO read from the lih vol
Of Jefinrson's Works, &c. a long extrac, from
Mr.. eff.rson's letter addressed TO MIR. Krrch.
eval in lsl6--He proceeded to show that tie
Executive Council are almost entirely ire.
sponsibIe u then the Kingdom of Denmark
should become altogether rotten, how long will
II require before the body can be puIged The
Constitution provides hat two Of them are TO be
removed every three yeas thus making Nv elve
years before they can be reformed. They are
In no manner aneHable TO the people. They are
not responsible TO the people at all, and not
being sufficiently amenable TO the Leg'sla.
'nre. they ara beyond all republican respnn.
sio'iity. He proceeded TO point on, the other
detects OF tho Executive Council that q msm.
Der Of tina, body being Unable to subs,t him
sell and his family out Of the scanty salary he
receives, he must engage In some other occu-
patton, as n lawyer OF physician he devo,es
h'hise'i to the society of the city, and ceases TO
"esome representative Of the people. All his
Official acts are affected by his local situation.
ihe patronage which is thrown into his hands,
Is not exerfed for the good of the State itself.
SO much as of the society IN which he is
placed,
Tie alluded TO the remarks Of the gentleman
rom Chesterfield Mr. Leigh, who hsd under.
taken TO defend the present Constitution against
any abuses Of power. Mr.. L. rose to beg the
gentleman to change his statement Of the pro.
pos'lion he had laid down he did not mean TO
speak Of abuse: against errors OF jude men, he
n'd not mean to defend the Executive but bs
spoke OF usurpations of power. which he called
upon gentlemen TO produce. MIR. D. said, tina,
win view ofshowing the miseonduc, ofiho