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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-20
Corn, Flour, W. /. Goods, SC.

Corn, Flour, ". I. Goods, &c.
NNHE subscribers have received, and offer
Il for sale, for cash, approved credit, or most
kinds of country produce, large assortment Of
GOODS, of which the following comprise
part:
$40 bushels Southern Corn;
barrels Genesee White Wheat Flour;
st. Croix and N. o. Sugars;
chests superior Souchong and Hyson Teas !;
Barrels and half barrels No. & Mackerel;
quintals Cod Fish; Lamp Oil; Raisns, Figs,
Nuts, Spices OF all kinds; Cut and Wrought
Nails; Iron Hollow, Stone, and Brown Earthen
Wares Mems Cow Hide and Calf Skin Boots
Women's Leather, Morocco, and Lasting
Shoes; Children's Shoes and Bootees Misses
Leather Shoes. Also, a general assortment of
ENGLISH T. DOMESTIC GOODS, &c. &c.
GEORGE PERRIN & co.
Worcester, Dec 90 ep3weo3y5I
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d VS. EP STA.

ENHIS prevalent disorder, as it exhibits
II itself IN its customary symptoms of want of
appetite, distressing atulences, heart burn, pain
in the stomach, sick head ache, nausea, vomiting
and eostveness, is found to yield to the tried
efficacy of DR. Relies Vegetable Specific, and
.9nt- Bilious Pills.
These two preparations combined, constitute
an eficacious remedy for the Dyspepsia, even
after it has acquired the most obstinate character
and resisted every effort of professional skill.
When both medicines are administered in con.
nexon according to plain and particular direction
accompanying the Vegetable Specific, they thor.
oughly cleanse the alimentary canal of that ysed
mucus which is the proximate cause of the dis
order. and as tonic and stimulant, they restore
the healthy action and energy of the stomach
and strengthen the debitated system. The pro
prietor can also confidently recommend the Veg
etable Specific one of the best remediesknowr
for the sick head ache.
Prepared, and sold wholesale. by It. KIDDER
proprietor fthc Conway Medicine" Countinf
Room IN Chambers over No. 81, corner of Cour
and Hanover.streets, Boston, and at retail nv n;
appointment, together with all the Conway Med
icine, by
J. ROBINSON and .. GREEN & co. Nor
cester,
HENRY ALLEN, Leominster.
CARY, RICE, & CO., North BrookSe7d
CHARLES PARKMAN, Westborovrb
JOHN CAPkON & SONS, Ur6rid1e,
TIMOTHY DOTY, Westninster.
e. b. PARKER, Lancaster,
and ofvarious Druggists, * c. throughout tbe ANN
try.
Observe none are genuine unless signed r
KlDDER on the outside printed wrapper.
U 7 Large discount to dealers
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Tyler's Remedy for the
Pill ES.

THE efficacy of this valuable Medicine
IN in cases OF external and internal honor.
rho'dsl affections, has been abundantly proved
and established. 1t is offered with the fullest
confidence as remedy that will effect sneeJ,.
relief in all cases of this nature. That this ,noj
icine will eifectuaIly remove the cause from
which the piles have arisen, is fully demonstrat.
ed by the numerous testimonials of persons who
were cured by i many years since. and have
had no return Of the disease.
OF Druggists can be supplied NTH The abope
.,.ed'eine' og applying 10 Samuel Tsler q Son.
Eor1V,eh' Comm and also Of fumes Green 81
also for sale BY j. Robinson, Woreesfer NJ.
ey Brs7pn, OXFORD; and II. Bemis, Dudlev.
"'' 90 ioEV' eoiy43
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-20

Life is voyage, in the progress of which we
are Perpetually changing our scenes we first
leave childhood behind us, then youth, then the
years Of ripened manhood, then the better and
more pleasing part Of old age.-SenecG.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-20
FREE MASONRY.

A LETTER on Speculative Free Masonry,
N by PLINY MERRrcK, Esq, being his an.
swer to Gen. Nathan Heard and Colonel Gard
rer Burbank upon their application for his
views upon that subject,-just published and
FOR sale at DORR & HOWLANDS Book
store. Price 81 per dozen, 10 cts. single.
Worcester, Dec. 80. 6w52
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To be Sold. or Leased.

n FENHAT valuable REAL ES-
. Il TATE, centrally situated on
ilIiMAe Main-street in Worcester, and now
MAsH2 occupied by Daniel Waldo, being
the north part of the same build
ing occupied by the Worcester Bank 1t con-
ssts of large brick Dwelling House, three
stories high, with convenient Out Buildings,
and Garden, having a variety of choice Fruit
Trees in bearing 3; the whole comprising about
three quarters of an acre of Land 1t is every
way suitable for private family, or for board
ing house or tavern, having an unusual num-
Der of sleeping rooms Possession will be Civ
en- on the first of April next.
~ For further particulars, inquiry may be
made of the President, the Cashier, or either
of the Directors of the Worcester Bank.
Worcester, Dec 9. tf49
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From the London Juvenile Souvenir.

From the London Juvenile Souvenir.
PIE VULTURE OF THE ALPS-A FAC
I've been among the mighty Alps,
And wandered through their wales,
And heard the honest mountaineers
Relate their dismal tales,
As round the cottage blazing hearth,
When their daily work was DER,
They spake of those who disappeared,
And ne'er were heard of more.
For some had gone, with daring foot,
The eraggy peaks to gain,
Until they seemed like hazy specks
To gazers on the plain
But in fathomless abyss
An icy grave they found,
Or were crushed beneath the avalanche,
That starts at human sound.
And there from a shepherd heard
A narrative Of fear
A tale to rend a mortal heart,
Which mothers might not hear;
The tears were standing in his eyes,
His voice was tremulous,
But wiping all those tears away,
he told his story thus;
" 1t is among these barren cliffs
The ravenous vulture dwells,
Who never fattens on the prey
Which from afar he smells;
But patient, watching hour on hour
Upon a lofty rock,
He singles out some truant lamb,
A victim from the flock.
"One eloudless Sabbath summer morn,
The sun was rising high,
When, from my children on the green,
| heard a fearful cry,
As if some awful deed were done,
A shrek of grief and PAIN
A cry, humbly trust in God,
| ne'er may hear again
al hurried out to learn the cause,
But overwhelmed with fright,
The children never ceased to shrek,
And from my frenzied sight
| missed the youngest of my babes,
The darling of my care
But something caugh my searching eyes,
Slow sailing through the air.
"Oh what an awful spectacle
To meet fathers eye,
His infant made Vulture's prey,
With terror to descry;
And know, with agonizing breast,
And with maniac rave,
That earthly power could not avail,
That innocent to save!
My infant stretched his little hands
Imploringy to me,
And struggled with the ravenous bird,
All vainly, to get free;
At intervals heard his cries,
A shrek and stiied scream
Until upon the azure sky
lessening spot they seem.
"The Vulture tapped his sail-like wings,
Though heavily he flew,
A mote upon the suns broad face
He seemed unto my view
But once thought | saw him stoop,
As if he would alight,-
Twas only delusive thought,
For all had vanished quite!
GAN search was vain, and years had passed
That child was ne'er forgot,
When once daring hunter climbed
Unto lofty spot,
From whence, upon rugged crag,
The chamois never reached,
He saw an infants feshless bones,
The elements had bleached
al clamberod up that rugged cliff
/ could not stay away,
knew they were my infants bones
Thus fastened to decay
A tattered garment yet remained,
Though torn to many shred,
The crimson cap he wore that morn
Was still upon the head
"That dreary spot is pointed out
TO travellers passing by,
Who often stand, and muzing gaze,
Nor go without sigh"
And as journied the next morn
Along my sunny way,
The precipice was shewn to me,
Whereon the infant lay.
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IyIer's Vegetable Family
PILLS.

ENHE efficacy of these highly valuable
monstrated by long experience, and by the tes-
t'mony OF many eminent physicians, who have
used them in their practice for more than twen-
" years They are pronounced superior for
their kind and beneficial effects on the human
system, TO any other yet offered TO the public !;
more particularly for all those affective COM
plants mentioned below-most of which are oc.
casioned by bad, DISTRACTED, or superabundant
state OF the bile, frequent or nervous head
aches, costive habits, jaundce, or bilious state
OF the stomach, dizziness, foul stomach. dys.
pepsia, or indigestion, sicksness at the stom.
ach, loss of appetite, fatuence, griplngs, chol.
&c, dr0psy in short, for every disortlered
state OF the stomach and bowels requiring ca.
thsrtIc medicine. Those afflicted with aSy of
the above complaints, are requested to pro-
cure one box on trial, which will satisfy even
the most skeptical of the superior virtues of
these pills Their operation is mild, and vet
! they etfectually remove all Obstrnctions of The
bowels, strengthen the stomach, and excite the
| appetite, with little disturbance in the system.
These pills contain no mercury, but are Dreuar.
ed wholly from vegetables, and there is no dam
ger attending the use of them to either age or
sex, under any circumstance where phSsic is
necessary.
OF Druggists can be supplied with the a5oye
PtHs, by applying TO Samuel Tyler g Son, Nor
1oich, Comm and also of James Green 81 Co.
Worcester, General AGENTS Then are also fo,,
safe by !. Robinson, Worcester Direv g
Bro1On, Oxford; and p. Bemis, DutAey.
Oct. 90, 1899. eotv4a
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II il observed Of gold, BY an old epigrammat-
let, that to have il is TO be in fear, and to
want il to be in sorrow"
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SALT and MOLASSES.
1000 bushels St. Ubes Coarse Salt,
5000 do. Cadiz do. do,
5000 do. Liverpool coarse-fine do,
80 hhds. Havana Retailg Molasses,
For sale low, in quantities to accommodate pur-
chasers % Traders will be supplied on terms
which cannot fail of giving satisfaction.
ANTHONY CHASE, Agent,
Head of the Canal, Central Street.
Worcester, Dec. 16 3m
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~ Answer to the puzzle in the last Spy
-Noah's ark.
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Ne,O Fashions for Hats.
J. p. KETTELL & co.

~ HAVE just received the first
" IL style for GENTLEMEN S
" HATS for the approaching sea-
- son. They have on hand, and
HM are daily manufacturing, Hats
from the best of Stock, and in the
best manner, which they offer at wholesale and
retail on liberal terms.
% Country traders can be furnished with
Hats by the dozen of the best quality, and as
cheap as can be bought in Boston or New York.
u Also, on hand, CAPS, BUFFALO
ROBES, FUR COLLARS, and GLOVES, at
reduced prices for cash.
Worcester, Oct. %. IF
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DUgNFRLES HIGHLY APPROVED

WNHIS safe and
u powerful wash
for sore or inf1amed
Eyes, stands pre-
eminent among the
multitude of ordina-
Try preparations for
: this purpose. The
most obstinate as
well as the more
slight inflsmmations
of that delicate or
gan, yield to this
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-20

INSURANCE 81 against FIRE.
VIE Springfield Fire Insurance Company
Except Cotton and Woolen Factories,) on as
reasonable terms can be obtained at any 9th
er Office. Apply 10 ISAAC DAVIS, Attorney
at Law, Worcester, who is duly authorized to
NIL policies eoly Nov. 4, 1899.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
10 THE EDIToRs OF TIE WING.
POWERS OF TOBACCO.

Gehtiemen:-Asa highly erroneous notion prevails
with many moralists that tobacco used in the forms
OF chewing, snufnDg ld smoking, tends to invite or
increase propensity to drinking alchoholc liquors
cannot resist the inclination feel, to remove such
an IMPRESSION or to deny the justice the conclusions
80 lar from tobacco producing tendency CT that
sort, am satisfied it often acts as q comma atyely
innocent substitute for Intoxicating drinks and not nm
frequently is the means of rendering the abstinence
OF the ncbriae not only supportabe in the first
instance, but ultimately tends to wean him entirely
from that overwhelming and uuriaing habit BY exer-
ting mild stimulating and tranquizino influence I'M
on his feelngs-rhat Tobacco acts as fins, mental
stiInlhous OF many persons s notorious and seEevi-
0ent-hencc 1t Is, that StudiouS und literary men
frequently resort TO it, and sometimes profuse
ly, when they want TO stimulate their intellectual ia
cuites TO more powerful and brilliant exertions. It
was the mental stimulus of the great inGde British
writer Hobbies, who wrote in cloud of tobacco
smoke, and IN a style altogether nervous brilliant and
classical Much has been written against the use of
tins most fascinating and highly active weed but il
never can diminish the power of it's charms and in
buence over society, whether polished or rude Had
all that has been written against it been confined TO-
It's abuse, 1t would have deserved general commcnda
on Our greatest blessings in the form of uxnrios
might be converted into curses. Therefore contend
that it is only an excessive use of tobacco that CON
stitetes 1t an instrument of mischief or a source of
permanent evil am now in hurry, and as | in.
tend to send you three communications mr. os
says on this subject, / viii close bv trauscribjn,
few remarks on the virtues Of tobacco from northern
paper, which think very appropriate and which
Ihuch adDiTe - Tobacco Is constituted and cOupo.
SEQ OF the richest strongest, and delicious and
also the most delightful ingredients. The alchohol
OF spirit tue oil and OPIUM the sugar Of saccharne
water, the nuciiagInous and gums, the acids and
nitro with several others OF the other volatile ss
&C all SO tremendously combined constitute this the
richest and most delicious compound ever engende1ed
ana generated i'll any plant."-No wonder then that
al classes OF every country and cline, from the saw
age TO the civilized pars Of mankind should take de-
hghi in Its use 1t forms the travellers companion
ana the philosophers aid. 1t is the old bachelors
antidote the epicurc's last resort, and sailors aud
soleier third daily ration 1t keeps open tho CONT
ne!s eycs--and besides medical and many other good
eiiects tcheers the Waterman in the silence Of the
night Wonderful weed of American origin :!
am, with great respect,
Your obedient servant.
II. p HEREFORD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
LAND FOR SALE.

E1URSUANT to a Decree of the County Court
q of Hcnrlco, made on the 1th day of March,
1880, in u suit between Rebecca Pearce and Saml
Hobson, plOintifs, and Bernard BEDFORD and Others
deits., we the commissioners appointed for that pur-
pose. shall proceed, Saturday the eth day of the
present month"; April, TO make sale Of the Tracts of
Land which, by the said decree, directed to be
sold the same being situate in Henrco county, and
berg lands Of which Francis Pearce died possessed
One of the said tracts of land contains two hundred
and l8d acres bereabouts, and is bounded by tho
land of Thomas &. Kecsee, Charles Childrey and
others, about nine miles below the city Of Rich
nond. Another Of the said tracts contains about
thirty acres of land, and lies the road leading from
Richmond to Charles City Couri-house, and is about
eight miles from the former place. The other tract
contains about twelve acres, and is adjoining the
largest aud first mentioned tract.-The sale will be
made upon q credit of nine months the purchasers
giving bond with sufficient security for the pa yment
of the purchase money, and the commissioners
tanning the title to the lands until the shall be
directed 10 be coDveyed.-Thc sale C. the whole
lands will be made the largest tract above men
toned and will take place between the hours Of II,
a. NJ, and PM, Of the day above mentioned, by
GEORGE KEESEE, ,
JOSEPH BAILEY, Commissioners.
JESSE II. KEESEE,
u The above sale is postponed, until Saturday,
the Isl day Of May next, on which day it viii IKE
place at the place advertised, and between - sam,
hours. - sG-.2aw4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
CLARK'S SPRING.

FEVHE public are respectfully informed that tile
Il Spring is now open for the reception of visit
ors, and the Baths will be in readiness on Sunday the
25th inst The Proprietors solicit continuance of
the patronage that has been so literally bestowed
since their commencement The Bar win always
be furnished with the best of Liquors, Snacks, Sc
Darbacues and Companies furnished at low rates,
and in the best manner, at short notice.
They have thought proper to reduce The price of
Bathing, as follows:-SDgle Bath, warm or cold, 25
cents Persons paying FIVE dollars in advance, viii
receive twenty-five tickets.
an 27-3t If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

an,e,i,e wo,ans life When approaching the gloomy va.
the rock which she had bull, trust and she desired
depart and he with him." Death was 10 her the s,is If
Heaven. ~ e@ "
shor, time before her death she most feelips,v exhne
her husband not TO cease in his efforts bring uS Their ,;
children and their servants in the fear of Lord In few
hours she to be in Paradise Death had come nda,rd
by doubt un,ar~ened by despair, that black honr v;ci
sheds general horror, and when "consciepce echoe. ~.
nal peal"
,,ssee, peace and heavenly hope and humble joy,
~ Divnely beained on her exalted SOUL" -
And calling upon the of her Savour in TOM ana
% sr DC s her spirit took is flight
She LEFT wretched husband small children 10 feel
this keen dspensa'ion OF an allwisc Providence.
From. the ". Y Journal of Comnerc. ar-,,set
Fifty shares Of the u. S. Bank Stool we,. 80 81,
yesterday at Sl27 so cents per share The ,fInc
tuaons IN this stock within the last four and n haif
months have been very remarkable the e,h 10,
9Th December, the days next preceding the rere;rt
Fof tho Presidents Message, the price ranged SSnr
si25$ so cents to StsG so cents. OnlIt tho la
aer the Message was received the sales were At q Oh
and the price afterwards descended, with vap;or,
fluctuations, to SIG, at which rate several saIes
were made about the middle of February. From thai
time to the present the stock has been rrad,,a,l,
improving in proportion nsthe prospect of Congress
refusing To the charter has diminished Tho
report of MIR. MoDuffie. from the committee nm
Ways and Means in the House, has finally restored
it to the full value which it held before tho me-.
sage OF the President was issued. 1t would seem
from the sales reported to-day that the
iers, who are usually very good iudpes in suct
matters, consider the permanence the Bank as rather
moro secure than before the discussion commenced
If we take the price of stock before the Mes
sage was issued at sis6, and the lowest subsequent.
depression at SiIe; it follows that the difference in
value on the Whole 100000 shares, was ca 500 moo
Such appeared, at the time to have been thr
actual loss. Bot as the matter has turned the only
effect hiss heen, take certain sums from A. b g. q
and give them to D. e and F.--Fluctuations inyol
wing SO large an amount of property. and to such
an extent, from artificial causes merely are always
ito be regretted and though we do not doubt the
honest intentions of the, President, we think and
we guess he thinks, he had better have let this
subject alone.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
TOBACCO

DLANTERS are respectfully informed, that all
n Tobacco consigned to us for the future shall be
received into the Ware House free of drayage from
the Basin or the Dock Freight, &c. paid when re-
quested,bv w. s. n. BURTON,
apr t0-2aw16tc Inspectors Seabrooks
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

the twelve called Gen. jacksons mouths, by the ss-
pending process to which have before alluded. The
tallacy of such mode of calculation will appear, fun
theI, by examining few Of 1t items: for instance,
the Stair and just gives the expenses ofhe Military
establishment during Mr.. Adams last twelve months,
al 6,4141O6 sc. But have nsthy hand stafe-
ment, prepared by Mr.. Ingham and reported by the
Chairman of the retrepchment committee, giving all
the expenditures from 1859 to December ST. 1899;
and there is not year,durms. the whole ct the last
Administration, in wci, these expenses, including
pensions, Indians, improvements. &c. came up to
that amount. They are in that document stated to
be for .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

The wits at Washington are making ,bc,oso1ros
merry at the expense of particular fiesds isaac
mn 8 limos Kendall caTicature is afoat there re-
presenting Isaac as Just commencing his tramp, with
MS bundle on his back and limos collecting bis buds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
LATEST FROM RIO JANIERo

The Schr- Virginia, Capt. Hugg, arrived at Bal
timore on Saturday, having left Rio on the 9th March,
Gir' Tudor, our Charge-de affairs at the Court of
Brazil, had been Ill for considerable time and on
the 9th his wife was despaired of Mr.. T. was
highly esteemed, and considered one of our most
useful public agents abroad
The first of the bonds for American prize c,ses
had been paid but those give to French claimants
were under dislonor.
FROM. COLoIBIA.-By the schr. EmeIine. AZ
Savannah, Bogota papers to the LIST March, have
been received They give further accounts oftbe zen
orally unsettled state of the country without much
Intelligence of positive interest The address of
Dorrero, the President ofthe Congress at Bopot to
the Co!ombans, abounds with promises and piaudits
and confirms the statement given short time since
In this Gazette, which includes among the national
laws the liberation of the Roman Catholic as the
only Religion ofthe Government. The address is SO
much like the drum beating things of the kind, COM
monty made of and little interest attaches a
mong US to the proceedings Of this weathercock peo-
Pile, that we shall not trouble readers with its Pc
rusal. We make few extracts from the items cir
en- IN the Georgian.
"Chii is in state of complete revolutions and the
party most authoritative, is now that of Gen. O Eig-
gins.
''Buenos Ayres, becomes every day worse. Since
the death of Dorrego, most horrible massacres con-
tlnualiy occur & most unprnciped man has Joined
himself with the Barbarans of the Pampas, and
spreads desoatIon around him. He entered Mendu-
sa, and slaughtered many as 5000 men, Others
are stationed at Buenos Ayres. All communication
by land with Bolivia and Chill, is Instructed in con-
sequence of these factions"
Santiago, Dec. 2.-Gen. Prieto, is in RancaJ,ua
with battalion of 300 men, without other force TO
assist him. Gandarillas has arrived at Santiago, g.
1t is reported he has joined with Bulnes.
In Santiago, company of cavalry has been uni
formed, who eyince much enthusiasm They have
entrenched at the entrance of The place The pre-
serving army ssn the plain at the gates.
ID. Servando Jordan arrived the day before yes
terday at casnbianca with party of militia from
MePilla He yesterday, pillaged the post Office and
examined the correspondence with the government.
Letters that did not refer to the object of his Search
were detained all day in the Office.