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SHOES.

A LARGE addition TO my stock Of Shoes
N has been made within the last fsio days ;
among them arc the Uery fashionable Bronze
Slips, for Ladies; all of which will be sold loo.
DANIEL HAYWOOD.
Worcester, Julyy.
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To the Hon. the Justices of the

Supreme Judicial Court, holden at Worces.
ter, in and for the County of Worcester, ON
the second Tuesday of April, 1880:
"UMBLY shews, ELIZA MONTGOMERY of
n IL Spencer, in said County, that she is tho
lawful wife of John B. Montgomery, late of En-
field, in the County of Hampshire, Laborer, to
whom she was married, at said Enfield, in the
year ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred and
nineteen, that she has, until deserted by her
husband, ever conducted towards him rs a faith
full, true, and affectionatc wife. Yet, the said
John B., regardless of his duty and obligations
in this behalf, has frequently deserted and re-
fused to provide for her. and her children, and
especially has during the last eighteen months
wholly deserted her and neglected TO provide
any means Of maintenance for her or her chill
dren, leaving them entirely destitute thereof,
and has during that time remained in parts un-
known to the Petitioner. Your Petitioner fur
Their shews, that she is now the owner in foe of
certain lands and tenements, IN the town of
Enfield aforesaid, the income Of which is necesA
sary for her support, but the same is without
her control, and she can derive no benefit from
the same, until divorced from the said John.
Wherefore, she prays that such proceedings
Miay be had in the premises, that she may be
lawfully divorced, a menSG ct hOTO, from the
said John, and that her lands aforesaid may be-
restored to her, and such alimony granted out
of his estate, as to the Court may seem fit and
proper. And as in duty bound will ever pray.
ELIZA MONTGOMERY.
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PoPuLAR PHEAcuERs. II was said by Jers.
my Taylor, in speaking Of the popular preach
ers ofhis day, that they entertained their heav-
en- /" with gaudy tulips and useless daffodiIs--
and not with The bread Of life and medicinal
plants Rsowing on the margin Of the fountains
or salvation"
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To the Hon. the County Com

mssloners for the County Of Worcester.
NNHE subscribers respectfully represent,
IL that the present travelled road from Spen-
Ger to South Leicester, so called, and Oxford
in said County of Worcester, is very hilly and
circuitous, and that great saving of hills, and
distance in travel may be made by the location
of a new County road, as follows: Beginning
at the County road leading from Siurbridge to
Worcester, near the house of Josiah Kingsbury,
in Leicester, and running in the best direc-
ton through the Valley, and terminating near
Caleb Wallis mills, in Leicester :-Wherefors
your Petitioners request your Honors would
view, locate, and establish new County road,
or common highway on the above described
route. And as in duty bound will ever pray
JAMES DRAPER,
and forty-eight others.
September 3, 1928.
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Small Water PriUiIege-cheap.

A WATER PRIVILEGE in New worces,
IN ter, on the Blackstone River, midway be-
tween the Factories of Mr.. Lewis Thayer and
Messrs. White & Boyden, on which is Saw
Mill, is offered for sale rsry lo1o, with any
quantity of Land that might be wanted, the
owner living at distance, and having no use
for it, other than renting the Mill. The water
is permanent; and for any works not requiring
large power, the situation would be valuable.
Inquire of II. G. HENSHAW.
Leicester, June 3d. 6w25
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NM NOTICE.

KMT NOTICE.
w E, the subscribers, having been appoint
ed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine to receive and
examine the claims of creditors to the Estate, OF
of NATHANIEL STONE, ,late of Barre, de-
ceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give
notice, that six months are allowed from the
fifteenth day of April last past to said creditors
to bring in and prove their claims,-and that
we shall attend that service at the house of Mr.
A. Hathaway, in said Barre, on Wednesday
the'i5th day ofSeptember, and on Friday, the
18th day of October next, from one o'clock till
five, P. NJ, on each of said days
NATH'L. HOUGHTON, . o.
CHA's. SlBLEY, COm vs.
Barre, MAY 81, $780, 26#
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CASH FOR WOOL.

TVHE subscriber will pay cash and the mar
IN ket price FOR Wool in any quantities, either
Factories: EDWARD DENNY, agent.
Clappville, June 2. sw
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, S. Supreme Judicial Court, Wor-
cester, April Term, 1880.
On the Libel aforesaid, Ordered, That the
i hs sppsa B Dag hs Sid SShq
the next term thereof to BIO holden at Worces-
ter aforesaid, on the first Tuesday Of October
next, by publishing an attested copy of the Lii
bel aforesaid, and Of this order thereon, in The
Massachusetts Spy, and Worcester County i'd
uertissr," newspaper printed in Worcester,
in said County, three weeks successfully, the
last publication to be thirty days, at least, be-
fore the sitting of said Court, that he may then
and there shew cause, if any he has, why the
prayer thereof should not be granted
Attest: ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
A copy of the Libel, and of the order Of Court
thereon.
26 Attest: ABIJAH BIGELow, CLERK.
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PoaUer Loom &huttLes.

ENHE subscriber informs manufacturers, that
n he makes and keeps on hand, or will fur
nish at short notice, Power Loom Shuttes, of
all kinds, and of superior quality both the
materials and workmanship shall render per-
feet satisfaction to those who may favor him
with their patronage. % Orders addressed
to the subscriber in Douglas, (Mass) will be
attended to and answered without delay.
June 80. WARREN ALDRlCH.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
TENHE subscriber hastaken possession of the
n TAVERN STAND, formerly occupied
by him and lately by Mr.. Banister, near the
Worcester Bank, and has reftted and newly fur
nished the house in such style that he hopes TO
satisfy all who may call upon him. If neatness
Of the house, care in furnishing the larder, and
diligence in attention to the comforts of guests,
will ensure success, he trusts that he shall re.
ceVe a share of public patronage.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester June 80. &c
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Worcester, S. Alta meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the fourth
Tuesday of June, A. d. 1880, by adjournment
from the third Tuesday of said June
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered that no.
tice be given to all persons and Corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house of - Bemis, Innhoder,
near the Meeting House in Spencer, in said
County, on Tuesday, the seventeenth day of
August next, at two of the clock in the after
noon, by publishing an attested copy of said
Petition and of this Order thereon, in i" Tka
JMassaehusetts Spy" newspaper printed in
said Worcester, three weeks successfully, the
last publication to be fourteen days, at least,
before the said seventeenth day of August
And it is further Ordered, that the Sheriff Of
said County, or his Deputy, serve the Town
Clerk of the town of Leicester, whh an attest
ed copy of said Petition and Order, thirty days,
at least, and also post up attested copy there
of, in two public places in said town of Leices-
ter, fourteen days at least, before the said sew.
enteenth day of August at which time and
place said Commissioners will proceed to view
the route set forth and described in said Petit
ton, and to hear all persons and corporations
interested therein who may then and there de-
sire to be heard thereon.
Attest: WILLIAM JENNISON,
Clerk pro tenn
A copy of the Petition and Order thereon,
Attest: WILLIAM JENNISON,
~ Clerk DrO tenn
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THE GERMAN SILVER, which is now
coming into vogue has been introduced, as
its name denotes, by the Germans into
Europe, but is nothing more than the white
copper long known in China. The Gold
smiths Company of London have thought
it proper to warn the public, by advertise
ments in all the newspapers, that it does
not contain a single particle ofreal silver.
This is true, for it is only alloy of copper,
nickel, and zinc; but it would have done
no discredt to their candor, to add, that
it is. on account of its perfect unalterability
superior for many purposes (such as musical
instruments, touch holes Of guns, &C., to
either silver or gold. Although now COM
ing into knovn use in England, it has been
no stranger to the manufactures Of Birming-
ham for the last thirty years or more.
Mechanics Magazine.
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USE OF Salt. 1t is singular that such body
Of evidence should be brought together on the
advantages of the application of a moderate
quantity of salt TO every description Of growing
crops, from grass to timber trees, and to almost
every domestic animal from the horse to the
honey bee, and yet that salt should be SO little
in use. We have not doubt ourselves that it
may be Of real use to live stock, because we
have seen it very generally given on the con-
tinent. Mr.. johnson says, have given my
own gig horse an ounce of salt every night in
his corn, for the last years and though he
has, during that period, worked very hard, he
has continued in the best health, never having
had dose Of physic in his life" To be able to
dispense with physic, either in the economy Of
men or cattle, is grand object; and we GER
tainly think the occasional, or perhaps the con-
slant, use of salt in the food of domestic ami
mails, and especially in that Of the horse, as be-
ing in more highly artificial state than the
other, desirable object.-.Neac York Farmer.
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FOR SALE,
Templeton, July z, 1880,

Il THE Manufacturing Estab-
ffsSsM IL ishment formerly belonging
l!I!ER to JONATHAN A. PoPE, situated in
-MAsAS. the northerly part of Oxford,
(Mass) consisting of about fifty
acres of Land, with Factory, eighty feet long,
and two stories high, Store, and two large
andcommodious Dwelling Houses thereon
The Factory is supplied with water from two
large reservoirs, and for pleasantness and con-
venience of location, il is exceed by few situa-
lions ir the country. A considerable part of
the purchase money is to be applied to the pay
ment of mortgages upon the premises, and a
liberal credit therefor viii be given by the
mortgages.
The above situation is recommended to the
particular notice of young manufacturers wish
ing TO embark in the business with moderate
capital. IRA BARTON, Acting
Assignee Of said Pope.
Oxford, April 5. If
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To Road Contractors.


Worcester County, October Is, 1880.
fMNHE labor and materials, necessary for the
d making Of the new Road, recently located
in Worcester and Milbury by the County Com
missioners, commencing near the dwelling
house of Elijah Burbank in Worcester, thence
southeasterly near the banks OF the Blackstone
Canal, through the Armory Village and ter
minating in the southeasterly part ofsaid Mill
bury, will be offered for contract at Public Ven
due, on the seventeenth day of November next
and for that purpose the County Commission
ers will meet at the dwelling house of Elijah
Burbank, at nine of the clock in the forenoon
of said day, when all things, in relation to the
making of said road will be made known. The
work must be completed by the first day of Ju-
ly next. JARED WEED,
Chairman Of the Board Of. County Com'rs
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NEW GOODS.

EUST received, and now opening, an add.
GOODS, such as English and German Merino
Circassinns; Printed Bombazetts and Flannels ;
Raw Silk and Merino Shawls; Elegant Dark
Prints /; Scotch, Tartan, and Imitation Rob Roy
Paids; Ladies Cloths; Dark Fancy Hdk's !;
few pieces Carpotirg; Goat's Hair and I'm.
jtation Camets Blue, Black, and MIXED
Broad Cloths and Cassimeres; Hair Puffs and
CHrs Live Geese, Russia and Sea.Fowl
Feathers Bed Tickings Damask Table
Cloths, &c. &C.. which will be sold at the
lowest prices, by THAYER a. DANIELS,
No. 2 Goddards Row.
Worcester, Oct 27
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The famous DR.. Clarke, one Of the most
learned men Of the time, was one day amusing
himself with some seniors of his own kind and
standing, with feats of agility, jumping over
chairs and tables, and playing like mere school
boys; some one knocked at the door CLARK
roconnoitred from his study window, and OBJ
serving that the we'll known Beau Nash had
come to pay him a visit, he called out to his
merry companions, q Boys be serious, here
comes fool"
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To PRESERVE Hams. A writer for n paper call
ed the Genius of Liberty, who signs John Potter,
says-"I have more than twenty years past. kept
meat hanging up in my smoke houses through the
summer season, and no fly or bug has injured it.
To prevent such injury, take clean strong
I've, made of wood ashes; | commonly boil it, to
make it stronger than it generally runs of then
take my bacon or smoked beet. having two or three
gallons of the I've, in large iron kettle-I take
each piece of meat and dip it into the I've, so that
it is completely wetted with it, then hang the
meat in its former place. By this process, have
invariably found that It kept the meat free from
bugs and worms, and no taste Of I've is perceived,
not even on the outside. ~. Y Farfaer.
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NOTICE.

FEyHE Copartnership heretofore existing nm
a der the name of A. & A. WOOD, in
Nillbury, A. & E WOOD, at Savanna, in
Georgia, and +. WOOD * CO, at Augusta.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Am
asa and Ezekiel Wood are duly authorized to
settle all the concerns of said firm; and they
will continue the business uDder the same
names at the above places.
AMAsA WOOD.
ASA WOOD
EZEKIEL WOOD.
Millbury, Oct. 16, 1890. "43
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Printed and Published by j.
s. I'll. COTTON & co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

7 = 2 W N'I 7 . u II N|IA I IO4N'
VI Price, TO single subscribers ioho receiUe their
Papers at the Office, or by Hail, Taro Dollars Der
annuAn TO those ,cho receipe them by Stage Iaco
Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents. Itccnty-fpe Cents
tcaH be deducted tcaen the payment Is made in ad-
c1nce.
~ advertisements, not exceeding t,celve lines,
published three aceeks for One Dollar, and contin-
ued three iUeeks longer for Fifty Cents. Larger
Advertisements in the same proportion.
III The ProPrietorS Of this Paper tciH hold them
setUes responsible for error, in any Advertise
ment, beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
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THE Art OF SINKING IN PRosr The fol.
lowing instance of bathos out-bathossed is from
the harangue Of one of our speakers at the great
caucus, last night. Touching upon the sterile
soil and ungenial climate of New England, the
orator went on to say that another part of our
country was more blessed in these respects :
= the country beyond the Hudson, beyond the
Blne Ridge, where The Ohio rolls with its silver
current, and the Mississippi pours it's wealth
for two or three thousand miles into the ocean
"a land of promise land flowing with milk
and Eoney--a land ache,e they raise SERENITY
or eighty bushels Of corn to tire acre.
Boston Literary .9dr Of Oct 60
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NOTICE.

FENHE subscriber, having removed to Provi
IL dence, (R. ~ gives notice that he has
left his Notes, Book Accounts, &C., in tho OF
fee of IRA BARTON, Esq, for collection there
they may be settled at my expense, if attended
TO within thirty days from this date.
ANDREW SlGoURNEY, ia.
Oxford, Oct IS *43
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RELIGION

The celebrated Earl of Chatham in his letters
to his nephew, who pursuing his studies at
Cambridge, holds the following language on the
subject of Religion. 1t is worthy Of its noble
writer, and the deep consideration of those who
style themselves the salt of the earth, and the er.
clUsiue followers of the Lamb Of God, He SAYS.
] come now to that part of the advice I
have to offer you, which most nearly con-
Germs your welfare, and upon which every
good and honorable purpose of your life
will assuredly turn; mean the keeping up
in your heart the true sentiments Of re-
ligion. If you are not right towards God,
you can never be SO towards man; the no.
blest sentiment of the human breast is here
brought to the test. Is gratitude in the
number of a mans virtues? If it be, the
highest Benefactor demands the warmest
return of gratitude, love and praise. If
man wants this virtue, while there are in
finite obligations to excite and quicken it,
he will lie likely to want all others towards
his fellow creatures, whose utmost gifts are
poor, compared TO those he daily receives
at the hands of his never falling Almighty
Friend. Remember thy Creator in the
days of thy YOUTH is big with the deepest
wisdom: The fear of the Lord is the be-
ginning Of wisdom: and, an upright heart,
tidb lS understandings us CtSiHdiiy
true, whether the wits and rakes of Cam
bridge allow it or not; nay, must add Of
this religious wisdom, Her ways are
ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are
peace whatever your young gentlemen Of
pleasure think Of tainted health and batter
ed constitution. Hold fast, therefore, by
this sheet anchor of happiness, Religion.
Yon will often want it in the times of most
danger-the storms and tempests of life.
Cherish true religion as previously, as you
will fly with adherence and contempt, SUI
perslition and enthusiasm. The first is the
perfection and glory of the human nature
the two last, the deprivation and disgrace
of it. Remember the essence of religion
is heart void of offence towards God and
man; not subtle speculative opinions. but
an active, vital principle of faith.
NATioNAL MONUMENTS. Where tho old opera
stood the Due dc Berri was assassinated.
Charles X in religious honor, pulled down the
building and cleared the area desecrated by the
blood of Bourbon. He contemplated, in the
name of France and the throne, a monument TO
bis illustrous relative in the form of an expi-
atory chapel 1t was begnn--but how to be
concluded. Mark, reader The municipal
council Of the city oS Paris decided at its sit.
ting of the 18th August, that the Project Of the
Seine should be invited TO unite with the COM
petentauthority for the purpose Of corisecy0ting
10 the memory of tho rietims of tho glorious
events of the month OF July, the fsRerat mon
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SEASONABLE GOODS.

SEASONABLE GOODS.
SUPERB French Merino Cloths,
~ English do. do.
Circassians,
Plain and Twiled Bombazetts,
Real Goats Hair Camblets,
Worsted do.
Sup. Black Italian Florences,
Levantines; Synchaws,
Satins; Sarsnetts,
Black, Mazarine Blue and Mixed Silk Cam
blets,
Broad and Narrow Bombazines,
Sd Green Barrage,
Thread Laces, and Edgings,
do Insertings,
English Ginghams; Calicoes,
Linens; Linen Cambrics,
Swiss, Null, and Cambria Muslins,
Furnitures Cold Cambrics,
Bobbins Lawns; Dlmity.
Lustrings; Hosiery; Gloves,
London Cloths and Cassimeres,
Flannels Bookings,
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirt
ings,
Ord Cloth Umbrellas Tickings, &c &c.
Just received and for sale, by
BENZ. BUTMAN g. co.
Worcestcr Sent % 6w39
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GenteeL Boarding House.
ISAAC. FLAGG.

y ATE of Beverly, has taken the large Man
"a 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-
vate families or individuals, wishing to enjoy
the advantages of country air, the situation
is peculiarly favorable.
Travelling parties are solicited TO patronzo
this establishment.
Worcester, 1890 3wseo3t41
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CROMWELL. The last words said to DC spoken
by Cromwell invaluable as a key 10 his whole
career He had, during the progress of his illness,
boldly predicted that he should recover. Some Of
his immediate counssllors. who saw the inevitable
mend that he Should speak less confidently on the
subject, to save his character for prediction But
the Lord Protector judged on principles fitted to
ctupon the multitude He refused to qualify his
words "If recover" said he, the fools will
think me a prophet; and if die, what matter
then if they call me an imposter."
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LOOK OUT.

LOOh W. l..
TUNHE man who took the Blue Camlet Cloak
n from the Inn kept by Geo, Hobbs, on the
eve Of tho 18th inst is politely requested TO rc-
turn it without delay, and there win be no
questions asked Ifit is not returned no will be
waited upon by his neighbor, the Deputy.
would remind him, that he was seen to take
the said Cloak, and that he is very we'll known
here, and if il is not returned he certainly will
be exposed. J. DAVIS.
Sterling, Oct &c.
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NEW FALL GOODS,
FrOnl .Neac York.

NEW FALL GOODS,
From Ne,O York.
ERRoAD Cloths and Cassimeres,
ED Goats Hair and Imitation Camblets,
Green, Red, and White Flannel,
Green Floor Cloth and Booking,
Rob Roy, Scotch, and Tartan Plads,
Printed Flannes and Ratnett,
Merino Cloth and Circassians,
Worsted and Silk Braids
Black and Slate Worsted Hose,
Green Barreage,
White Satin Jean,
Ga and Sd Linen Damask,
10, II, and IL 4 White Marseilles Quilts,
Merino and Tibet Shawls,
Raw Silk and Valencia do,
Bobbinett Laces and Footings,
Thread Edgings and Laces,
Barrel Buttons and Frogs,
Changeable and Plain eros de Naples Silks,
"SuPer Double S.7TIN,"
Mix'd Camblets,
Levantines. Synchaws, and Florences,
Beautiful Style Belt Ribbons,
The best assortment Fancy H7NDKER-
CHIEFS ever offered in Worcester,
Changeable Bonnet Ribbons; a beautiful ar
ticfe: Nov opening and for sale at lo'eest
Cash prices" by
SWAN g. WILLIAMS.
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A DiLEMA Extract OF dialogue between
father and child.
Child.-Father, what's a dilemma;
Fathcr--A dilemma, dear, is--a dilemma /;
when any body don't know what to do, that's a
dilemma.
Cob yes know--a dilemma is Just like
Won ara when Ma scolds you.
: F.--Hem! You talk too much, child,