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STOVES, &c.
RICE & MILLER

nFFER at wholesale and retail, Cooking,
~ Parlor, Franklin, Plate, Lehigh Pyramid,
and Box STOTES; Patent Oven Doors and
Frames Common do. do. do; Ash hole and
Kettle Doors and Frames; Cast Iron Furnaces :;
Caldron Kettles, Is to 81 gals; Hollow Ware !;
Door Scrapers; Common and Improved Cart
and Wagon Boxes. &c.
R. q Nj. have also received from New York,
very general assortment of Wilson's Cook,
Pagor, Pyramid, 6 and 8 plate Stoves, of new
and elegant patterns, and of the most approved
construction for burning Wood, Lehigh, and
other Goals.
R. 81 nj. manufacture STCVE FUNNEL,
and all kinds of Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin
STOVE FURNITURE. Also, all kinds of
Tin Work for Factory use.
Also, on hand, general assortment of
LAMPS, such as Jappan'd, Socket, Jacket,
Stand Dish, Bed, and Nurse Lamps; Brass
Socket, Stand, and Shop Lamps Glass Entry
Lamps, variety of patterns; Astral and Cen
tire Lamps; Lamp Filters; Oil Cannisters, from
2 to 60 gals; Lamp Oil Coal Holds, &c. &c.
GJ r 81 Nj. receive orders for all kinds of
C4STINGS to be executed at the Worcester
and Brookfeld Iron Foundry.
Worcester, Nov. "a. ep6weo6w47
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NEW ENGLAND.

BIZ JOHN GREENLIEF WHITTIER.
band of the forest and the rock
OF dark blue lake and mighty river
OF mountains reared aoft to mock
The storms career-the lghtning's shock
My own, green land for ever
Land of the beautiful and brave
The freeman's home-the martyrs grave
The nursery Of giant men,
Whose deeds have linked with every glen,
And every hill and every stream,
The romance of some warrior-dreami
Oh--never may a son of thine,
Where'er his wandering steps incline,
Forget the sky which bent above
His childhood like dream Of love
The stream beneath the green hill flowing
The broad-arm'd trees above il growing
The clear breeze through the foliage blowing;
Or hear, unmoved, the taunt of scorn
Or mark the strangers Jaguar hand
Disturb the ashes of thy dead
The buried glory of land
Whose soil with noble blood is red
And sanctihed in every part,
Nor feel resentment, like brand,
Unshea;hing from his fiery heart
Oh-greener hills may catch the sun
Beneath the glorious Heaven of France;
And streams rejoicing as they run,
Like life beneath the day-beams glance,
May wander where the orange Dough
With golden fruit is bending low =
And there may bend brighter sky
Der green and classic Italy
And pillared fame and ancient grave
Bear record of another time,
And overshaft and architrave
The green luxuriant ivy climb;
And far towards the rising sun
The palm may shake its leaves on high,
Where flowers are opening one by one,
Like stars upon the twilight sky,
And breezes soft as signs of love
Above the rich mimosa stray,
And through the Brahmin's sacred grove
thousand bright-hued pinions play -
Yet, unto thee, New England, still
Thy wand'rng sons shall stretch their arms,
And thy rude chart of rock and hill
Seem dearer than the land of palms
Thy MASSEY oak and mountain pine
More welcome than the banyan's shade
And every free, blue stream of thine
Seem richer than the golden bed
OF oriental waves, which glow
And sparkle with the wealth below
Land Of my fathers if my name,
Now humble, and unwed to fame,
Hereafter burn upon the lip,
As one of those which may not die,
Linked in eternal fellowship
With visions pure aud strong and high
If the wild dreams which quicken now,
The throbbing pulse of heart and brow
Hereafter take a real form,
Like spectres changed to being warm;
And over temples worn and gray,
The star-like crown Of glory shine
Thine be the bard's undying lay,
The murmur OF his praise be thine
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GODFREY'S DROPS.

The only sure remedy. for the HEADACHE.
u NHlS Medicine is offered to the public
n with the fullest confidence in its efficacy.
IL has proved successful in cases that have bafled
the skill OF the most distinguished physicians. In
no case in which this medicine has been rcso,ted
to- has it failed to give reliet. This is the first
preparation which has proved successful in the
hEADACtiE, though many others have been
introduced. 1t is composed ofvegetables and no
deleterious plant or medicine is introduced into
II. No danger need be apprehended, if used
properly and agreeably to directions II impsrts
vigor to the system while the cure is progressing
and regulates the stomach, by which process the
cure is effected.
Sir,-lt is with pleasure that can recon- mend
the Drops prepared by you, forthe Nervous Head.
ache Harrington about IL years past been afflict.
ed with II, and not having found any thing that
gave me relief tried your Drops and they gave
me immediate relief. | took them about 8 weeks
from the first of last January, and hare been free
from the Headache, except when have taken
violent cold ever since; and would cheerfully
reaomme nd them to all those who m ay be afIlict.
ed with the same complaint. A. WRIGHT.
Keene, April 10, 1880.
Sir-Mrs. Dana has made use of the Drons
Which you handed me, and with complete success.
she has always been subject to frequent and yio
lent turns of Sick Headache. 1t is now nearly 8
months since she first took the Drops, during
the complaint. feel conf dent in its efficacy. and
cheerfully recommend it. N. DANA.
Keene. April, 1850.
QTCol. Harrington, keeper of the Eagle Hotel
in Keene, certfes that his wife had been so Sc
verely afflicted for many years, as much of the
time to take no rest day or night. She took these
Drops last winter. and has not been troubled since
OF Mr.. Hatch, keeper of the Phoenix Hotel,
had for many years been afflicted, and no medi.
cine favorably affected him until he tried these
Drops, which relieved him. lie believes them
''far superior to any thing ever offered to the
public for the Headache"
Directions accompany the Medicine. Price so
cents bottle.
or For sale by J. GREEN & co. and DORR
& ROWLAND, Forester Lyman Waite Lei
cesterj Amos Br01on g Co., Spencer; f. w g
S. H. Sherry, 0akham; A. Lee, 7embleton; r.
Bullock, R9yalstOnS C. Coolidge. Fiiz7oiRiam;
Clark g WiHiston. Northampton r. o. Spar
hack, Greenfield Orders may be addressed to
J. g ". Prentiss, Keene ~ H. J General
Agents t'r the sale Of the Medicine.
Aug 4. eoGm
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WATER PRIVILEGE
TO SELL OR LET.

Situated tcithin 2 miles Of Worcester Street.
FEHHIS is the best Water Power to say the
Il least of it, in this town. There is Is feet
head and fall, and sufficient water for a large
Factory. The principal supply of water is from
a Pond which has been made Feeder for the
Blackstone Canal; the supply of water must,
therefore, be constant and regular. There is a
good Dam, Canal, and foundation for Build
ing 60 by 40, already comeleted, and a Water
Wheel partly done. The Privilege will be sold,
with from one to sixty acres of Land, as may
be desired. Ifan opportunity of selling should
not offer, the owners will pat up Factory to
Rent. An opportunity of locating a Factory
in so pleasant place and with so good Water
Power, does not often occur.
For particulars, apply TO GEO. T. RICE, or
CLARENDON WHEELOCK.
Worcester Nov %
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Wanted Lmmediatelv.

a YOUNG MAN from 10 to 81 years Of
IN age, who is qualified to take charge of a
set OF Books in country Store; also, to assist
in selling Goods and doing other business com.
mon TO merchandising house in the country.
line directed TO M. b., and left at the Post
Office in this town, will DO duly attended to-
N b. None will apply save those who can
bring with them good recommendations
Worcester, Nov. IL.
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GUARD against. FIRE.

VHNHE Springfield Fire Insurance Company
ID continue TO effect assurances on all kinds
of property (ezcept Cotton, WOoiien, and Gun
manufactures, DiStiLterics, and Paper .Hiils,)
on as reasonable terms can be obtained at
any Office. Apply to ISAAC DAVIS, Attor.
ney and Counsellor at Law, who is duly author
lied to fill Policies.
Worcester, Nov. IL. 3wseo1y46
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ENIGMA

have arms but no legs, yet run great way,
i sleep all the night, and sometimes all the day;
I'm native of GeFmany-some say of France
IT'S certain that there was first taught to dance
When in England, am crampid by the fogs of No
vemOer,
But brought back TO life by the rosts of December
Pm there taught to speak, yet It's strange, and my
way
Those who set my tongue wagyisg, don't know
what say. Boston Transcript
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STOTES.
SUMNER, SMITH

EHAS received from James Wilson G, ca
H of New York, further supply of their
approved Cooking Stores, with Fixtures com.
Plete. Also, PartOr, Common, Franklin. and
BOX Stores, from new and improved patterns.
making a good assortment, some very elegant,
Purchasers are requested to call and examine
them at the Brick Store on the Canal. where
they can buy Stocss at unusually low prices.
Worcester, Nov "a 10w17
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They that govern most make least
noise. You see when they row in barge,
they that do drudgery, work, slash, and
puff, and sweat; but he that governs, sits
quietly at the stern, and is scarce seen to
stir.-iSeLiea.
Clothe a philosopher in rags, and his
best sayings will command no regard.
Truth is clothed in white, but a lie
cometh forth with all the colors Of the
rainbow.
What time serving man gains by
assiduity he loses in reputation.
II is observed in those countries where
God does most for man, that man does
the least for himself.
The following lines were charitably APP
piled TO a worthy man, who was very lib
eral in giving away part of what he
cheated other people out Of
Paul with his charity his conscience Gains,
lie steals pig and gives the tail for aims.
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CATTLE FAIR HOTEL

EA a more years, the Cattle Fair
isii Hotel, situate in the fourishing
liISlegS village Of Brighton, in the County
of Middesex, stand long known
and distinguished The Hotel is large new
building, lately erected, with spacious accom-
modations. 1t has very extensive Dining
Room, Bar, and other convenient rooms ad-
joining, with China and other Closets; large
Hall, finished in a handsome plain style, for
dining and evening parties; sufficient number
of Bed Chambers; good Cellar and Kitchen
with suitable Apparatus commodious Out
/, Houses, Sheds and Barns, and Pens properly
constructed and fitted up; the whole judicious-
ly arranged to accommodate, with great con-
venence, a numerous concourse of persons
who convene there every Monday in the year
to attend the Cattle Fair. Ii is about FIVE miles
( from Boston. The stand is as extensively not
ed, and is as favoraby located as any Hotel in
the Commonwealth, and may be made as lu
crative. Ii has always received full share of
the public patronage, and, with its present new
and enlarged accommodations, it is to be pre-
sumed its patronage and custom will increase.
Applications to hire the Hotel must be made
/ in writing, with proper references and address
ed to ABRAHAM EDWARDS, Esq, Brigh-
ton, on or before the eighth day of December
next, before o'clock, P. NJ, postage paid.
Nov a.
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GenteeI Boarding House.
ISAAC FLAGG,

D ATE of Beverly, has taken the large Man
~ sion House, recently occupied by the Hon.
Daniel Waldo, situated one door north of the
Worcester Bank, where he can accommodate
permanent and transient Boarders. For prl-
waite families or individuals, wishing to enjoy
the advantages of country air, the situation
is peculiarly favorable.
Travelling parties are solicited to patronizc
this establishment
Worcester, 1880. 3wseo3t41
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A FARM FOR SALE.

TT OTICE is hereby given, that the sub
"a scriber has been duly appointed Admins
Of Barre, in the County of Worcester, de.
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment; and allthose to whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
THOMAS DENNIS.
May 5, 1880 F47
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01

A WORKING MAN. In very improved
aud civilized community, there are numer-
Gus individuals, who, without being employ
ed in any of the common branches of indus
try or Of professional pursuit, connect them
selves, nevertheless, with the prosperity and
happiness of the public, and fill useful and
honorable place in its service. Take for in
stance, man like Sir Walter Scott, who
probably never did n days work in his life,
in the ordinary acceptation of the term, and
who has for some years retired from The
subordinate station he filed in the profess
sion of the law, as sheriff of the county and
clerk of the Court. He has written and
published at least two hundred volumes of
wide circulation. What a vast amount of
the industry of the community is thereby
put in motion The booksellers, printers
paper-makcrs, press makers, type makers,
book-binders, leather-dressers, ink-makers,
and various other artisans, required to print.
publish, and circulate the hundreds and
thousands Of volumes, of the different works
which he has written, must be almost num-
berless. have not the least doubt, that
since the series of his publications began, if
all whose industry-drectly or remotely
has been concerned in them, not only in
Great Britain, but in America, and on the
Continent of Europe, could be brought to-
getber and stationed side by side, as the in
habtants of the same place, they would
form rery considerable to,on. Such a par
son may fairly be ranked as a working man.
And yet | take this to be the least of Sir
Walter SCOTS deserts. have said Moth
ing of the service rendered to every class
and to every individual in every class, by
the writer, who begniles oftheir tediousness
tho dull hours of life; who animates the
principle of goodness within us, by glowing
pictures of struggling virtue; who furnish
es our young men and women with books,
which they may read with interest, and not
have their morals poisoned as they read
them. Our habits, our principles, our char
acters-whateve may be our pursuit in life
depend very much on the nature of our
youthful pleasures, and on the mode in
which we learn to pass our leisure hours.
And he, who, with the blessing of Provi-
dence, has been able by his mental efforts,
to present virtue in her strong attractions,
and vice in her native deformity, to the rs-
ing generation, has rendered a service TO
the public, greater even than his, who in
vented the steam engine, or the mariners
eompass.-EUeretPs Lecture.
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NOTICE.

THNHE subscribers would inform the public
ID that they have taken the FURNACE for.
merly occupied by Sumner Smith, (near Elijah
Burbanks Paper Mills,) which they will keep
in constant blast with a determination to give
satisfaction to Machinists and all others who
may favor them with their custom.
Patterns may be had at the Furnace, or made
to order at short notice Orders will receive
immediate attention, and may be left at Tie
Store of Daniel Haywood
WINTER s. WEBER.
Worcester, June 16. Ia
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Ponds MurYay's Grammar.

YEVHIS deservedIy popular work is fast get
81 ting into use in different parts of the
State. 1t is well approved of, wherever it is
known. School Committees and Teachers are
requested TO examine it, A new edition is just
published, and bound in style superior TO COM
mon school books Price so cents small do.
10 cents. DORR & ROWLAND,
Worcester, Nov. 8. cost Publishers.
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Il Bargain for Farmers.

"a EIVOR SALE, a Farm in Wor-
ME{A N cester, which, for excellence
iIIiIMsxs of soil, and beauty and convenience
MkAlSS of situation, is probably not surd
passed by any in this County twas
lately owned and improved by Mr.. Paul Gates.
|. is situated about one mile from the main
street. in Worcester, on the great County roads
leading from Worcester to Sutton, and from
Worcester TO Grafton, and very near the banks
of the Blackstone Canal. 1t consists of about
100 acres of Land of which so acres are in
high state of cultivation, suitably divided into
lots, well fenced and watered About so acres
are Wood Land and Pasture, at a convenient
distance from the Buildings most of which may
be easily converted into good Tillare Land
There is a comfortable Dwelling House, COM
manding an extensive view of Worcester Viii
lage, including its public buildings and the site
of the Lunatic Hospital, soon to be erected on
Summer-street. There is Barn so feet by
30, convenient Out Buildings. a good Orchard
with small variety of Fruit Trees in bearing
This Farm was appraised, three or four years
ago, by good judges, at $500. IL is now Of
fered for a much lower sum, because the pro-
prietor is not in a situation to occupy it, For
a gentleman, fond of agricultural pursuits, and
yet attached TO the enjoyments and advantages
of social life, a more eligible situation could
hardly be selected
Those disposed to purchase are invited TO ex-
anime the Estate soon, and Judge for them
selves. An undisputed title will be given, and
long credit for the achole of the purchase
money if desired. Application may be made
to SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE, at his Office
in Worcester
Worcester, Aug. IS. tf34
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administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

EENO be sold at Public Vendue, at the house
u of the deceased, in West Boylston, ON
TUESDAY, the 2lSt day of December neat, at
one of the clock in the afternoon, the whole of
the REAL ESTATE of Hiram Hoace, late
OF said West Boylston, deceased, for the benefit
OF the heirs, and for the payment of his debts
and charges. The Estate is pleasantly situated
in the northerly part of said West Boylston,
about II miles from the Meeting House, on
the road leading from Worcester to Sterling,
containing about 80 acres of excellent Land,
well ProPortioned into Moving, Pasturing, Til.
lage, and Wood Land. Buildings in frst-rate
repair, consisting of Dwelling House, Wood
House, Barn, two Sheds, and other Out Build
ngs The Farm is nearly all enclosed with
stone wall. Conditions ofpayment made known
at time Of sale.
For further particulars inquire of the subscri-
Der in Holden.
BARNEY HOWE, administrator.
Holden, Nov. H. 46*5y
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U NeaO Hat and Cap Store.
JAMES S. KETTFLL

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs
u IA his friends and the public,
V | that he has taken a Store few
AEezM ( rods south Of the Worcester
Fgn&S5A Bank, where he has on hand and
intends to keep Hats and Caps Of
various Shapes and qualities, from the extreme
10 tne medium OF Fashion. His intention is at
al Times 10 sell the above-named articles at such
prices as he thinks cannot fail to suit purchas.
ers; and, by proper attention to business, he
Is IN hopes to receive a part of the public pat
ronage. tf Worcester INV o.
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Storing, Boating, and Shipping,

A LII kinds of Goods or Merchandise will be
EA freighted without extra expense from the
common price of freighting, ard for large lots
of heavy Goods liberal discount will be made
from those prices, by
HOWE, JACKSON & CO,
who have convenences for doing the above
business with the greatest facility. They will
forward thirty tons up the Canal, if offered pre-
vious to every Tuesday, which will arrive at
the head of the Canal in AZ hours from Provi-
dence, and will take on board the same amount
of freight if offered, to be conveyed to Provi-
denco, to arrive there on Saturday in season to
ship the Goods to their place Of destination the
same week.
Orders directed through the Post Office TO
S. R. JACKSON, Providence, or Fl. HOWE,
Worcester, will receive prompt attention.
Sept. I5 If
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DR.. RELIES
NJ BOTANICAL DROPS!

are every year increasing their long established
reputation. They have outlyed many rival
preparations, and are continually gaining upon
public confidence. The Botanical Drops have
been successfully administered for many years,
as a thorough remedy for that well known and
prevalent class of inveterste diseases, which
originate from vitiated habit of body, or an
hereditary predspositon in the patient, and gen.
orally appear under the various and distressing
shapes of Scrofua, Salt Rheum, Leprosy, St.
Anthony's Fire, Fever Sores, White Swellngs,
Scurvy Foul and Obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs
and Eyes, and Scald Head, and are one ofthe best
Spring and Autumnsl physics known, to free the
system from humors.
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Public attention !!

rs most respectfully solicited by the sub
u scri6er, to an Invaluable Preparation, the
merits of which have been tested by time, aud
are sustained by undoubted testimony.
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MUSICAL CABINET.
SASHES and BLINDS.

SASHES and BLINDS.
TlNHE subscriber would notify the public,
u that he continues to manufacture the
above articles also, will make to order DOORS
and WLNDOW FRAMES. Having the advan
tage of water power, he can furnish the above
articles lower than can be purchased elsewhere.
Also, new one horse WAGON for sale, for
which hay, grain, or wood will be received, if
applied for soon, at the Red Mil:
LEWIS BROWN.
Worcester, Nov H. 6w
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. TO- 1880.
TO the Ipidolc and Heirs Of EDMUND Blood, late
o. Bolton, in said County, deceased, and to
all others concerned in the ESlate Of said deceased
GREETING.
you are hereby cited to appear (if you
l. see fit at the Court of Probate to he bold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the list Tues.
day IN January next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why License should not be
granted to sell and conway the whole or so much
OF the Real Estate of said deceased as will raise
the sum of one thousand dollars, 'or the payment
OF debts and Charges; snd you will be heard
thereon.
AS NATTTL. PAINE orob
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May 5, 1880.

WOreesler, IS. Probate Office, Nov 16, 1850
To The Uidoic Gsd Heirs Of WILLIAM SAWYER
Le Of Sterling IN sand County, deceased, and to oil
others concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see fiji at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in January next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why License should not be
granted 10 sell and convey SO much of the Real
Estate of said deceased as will raise two hundred
and seventy dollars, for the payment of debts
and charges.
AZ NATTI'L. PAINE. j. Prob