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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24
DIALOGUE ON NEWSPAPERS

u. How does it happen, neighbor B., that
your children have made so much greater pro.
gress IN their learning, and knowledge of the
world, than mine They attend the same school.
and, Tor aught know, they enjoy the same ad.
d. 10 you take the newspapers, neighbor A?
Il. No, sir, do not take them myself; but
now and then borrow one, Just to road. PRAY.
sir, what have newspapers to do with the edu.
cation of children9
p. Why, sir, they have vast deal TO do
with It, assure you / should as soon think of
keeping them home from school, as to withhold
rom them the newspapers. Indeed, newspa.
per Is little school of itself Being now every
week, IL attracts their attention, and they are
sure TO peruse it. Thus, while thew are storing
their minds with useful knowledge, thew are az
the same time acquiring the art of reading. &c
nave often been surprised that men of under
standing should overlook the Importance Of
newspaper in family.
a. In truth, neighbor b., frequently think
! should like TO take them, but cannot we'll At:
ford the expense.
b. Can't afford the expense What Iet ma
ask, Is the value of two or even ten delIars
year, IN comparison with the advantages 70 be
derived from well conducted newspaper As
poor as am, would not, for 6fty dollars a
year, deprive myself of the happiness | enjoy in
reaoing, and hearing my children read, and talk
apout What tney nave read in, the papers. And
telhgent and useful members Of soc;o1v n
don't mention the expense Paw il in a9nonce
every year, and you will think no more Of h.
H. believe you are right, neighbor r.
now begin to see my folly. will 90 boma and
ately. -'"'i'u''
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l&SSS}SS|SSSSES5S
Or, WR,tOeNs Original Opodeldoc,


NOR Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
u Cramp, Numbness, Weakness, or Stiffness
OF the Neck or Joints, Chlblains, Chapped Hands,
Stngs 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
SCIENCES Tor the last Few years, has far outrun
that OF any other human invention or discovery,
Nest 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 presen
day, ever thinks of using the old hard kind OF
Opodeldoc, commonly called "Steers's"l 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 ngredi.
ents, are susceptible of so constant and firm a
consistence.f
The superior Liquid OpodeIdoc," now Offer
ed to the public, is made from the finest soap
composed of the sweetest Olive Oil, (no other IS
ever suitable for an embrocation). 1t contains
several most important additional articles NOT
EnozofI in the ancient days offs.Steer" and used
only By che advertiser: bur lett purchaser BE
NOT IMP OSED UPON: for there are some
portions OF the human family so selfish and I'M
principed, that they do not scruple to covert the
labor and the ingenuity of others to their own
benefit, thereby virtually defraudng individuals
and deceiving 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 diregsrd such appearances, and.
as he values life or limb, look only to the name
and insist upon receiving none but "WhtwelPs
Opodeldoc."
+ The official term for this article is Tincture
AROMATIC SNUFF,
For Headache, Catarrh, Dizziness. Depress;on
OF Spirits, Drowsiness, Nervous Irritabity. Sc.
Recommended by DIR. Warehouse. Price so
and Is cents.
DETERGENT BITTERS
They procure an appetite, assist digestion.
strengthen the stomach, and remove costiyeness,
,hey may be infused in spirits or wine; if either
o1 the Two former are used, tea spoon full in
nall pint of the latter is an excellent substitute
Tor more powerful stimulant. Price IL Q cts.
a paper.
BGtsGmic JMirture; or Lafrmary Cough
Drops.
One OF the best articles in existence. FIR
Goughs, Colds, Asthmas, and all complaints Of
the breast, and should always be used in prefer.
ence to the astringent and ini1ammatory EIixir
ParegorIc. Price so and 2s cents.
~ The a6o1e are sold By j. Green g Co. and
Z; Harris, Worcester, and at the Medicine Chest
WGrehonse, corner Of MIX and Rilbv.streefs
ooSFOH' eohm Sent "a
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NOTICE.
March 3.

TENHE subscriber respectfully informs his
n friends and the public, that he has taken
the Store recently occupied by Dr. JEREMIAH
ROBINSON, Druggist, Worcester, where he will
at all times be happy to supply the old patrons
OF the Store and the public, with any articles of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, and DYE
STUFFS; trusting that, from the acquaint-
ance he has had with the business, he will be
able to supply those who may favor him with
their patronage, with genuine articles, and up
on the most accommodating terms
EDWARD LAMB.
Worcester, March TO- cow
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS. Court Of Common Pleas, at
Worcester, March Term, A. d. 1880:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That the
petitioners notify all persons interested therein.
to appear before this Court, at the noxt term
thereof, to be holden at Worcester aforesaid. ON
the third Monday Of Juno next, BY publishing
an attested copy Of said petition, and Of Ihss
order thereon, in " The Massachusetts Spy," a
newspaper printed in Worcester, in said Coun
y, three weeks successfully, The last publica,
tion TO DC thirty days, at least, before The set
ing OF said Cont, that they may then and
mere snow cause, If any they have, why tho
prayer thereof should not DO granted
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
=, copy Of the petition, and Of the order Of
II Attest ABTJAH BIGELow, Clerk,
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TENHE subscriber, in rendering his grateful ac-
N acknowledgements to his friends and the pub.
lie for their liberal patronage during his long
course of business, earnestly solicits continu.
ance of that patronage for Mr.. E. LAMB, to
whom the subscriber has relinquished his bust
ness. ], ROBINSON
Worcester, March 10. 10
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The subscribers have formed eopartnership
under the firm of HOWE & POPE, and will
continue business at the Store lately occupied
by WETHERELL, Howe 81 Co., and solicit the
patronage of former customers. They offer
Tor sale complete assortment of VEST IN
DL.A GOODS, WINES, TEAS, &c.
FRANCIS HOWE.
JOSIAH POPE.
March 3. 2m9
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Gordak's Genuine Physical Drops,
Rheumatic Balsam. and Eve Water

NOTICE is hereby given, that have
J. " this day sold to WHITToN s. Wheeler. all
the right and secret of preparing Gordak's ceIe.
Drated S,enune Physical Drops, Gordak's Rheu-
matte Balsam, and Gordak's Eve Water. and If
selling the same throughout the United States. Tn
addition to the common directions and stamps
now upon those preparations, all the Medicines
that are genuine will hereafter be signed by
WHfrTON & WHEELER, Cambridgenorf.
Druggists. Country dealers and others will be
supplied on the same terms as formerly. have
hee"ise assigned to them the accounts of those
with whom the said Medicines have been con.
signed for sale. The public may rest assured
that the Medicines under the above names. will
be equally well prepared as heretofore, and the
subscriber hopes, that their confidence in their
ished. VIM SsOpnXK"
Watertown, Oct. is, 1899.
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DIED..

ly, aged SO. ''nSi'
In Lyndeborough, IN. H. Feb. 90, Mrs Han.
nah Woodbury., aged 50. AA""
banks, aged 80. arr
In WalPole, IN. H. Mrs. Abigail, consort of
Mr.. Levi Hubbard, aged Ga. y
. In Lsaongdon, IN. H. Mr.. Abel Humphrey,
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CAUTION.

Since the sale referred to in the above notice
was made to Messrs. Whitton & Wheeler, IL has
been reported that Mr.. Z. Byam of Chelmsford,
(Mass.) had obtained possession of the receints
above in the course of negotiation for the ppr.
chase OF the same, which was afterwards broke len
OH. therefore deem it proper to state the
said receipts are in the German language. md
probably unintelligible to said Byam leyen if he
had ever seen them) and that they were never
shown to any person, except Messrs. Whitton
u Wheeler, to whom they were delivered. N.
gether with an English translation, at the time
OF said SALE further state that the Medicines
prepared by said Byam, and sold by him and his
spurious limitations. WIN G0pm1iUo u'
Watertown, Feb. 90, 1880.
81. The Genuine DROPS, &c. are kebt IN.
saLs cy j. GREENE CO., and EDWrSRRD
L.AyfB, Worcester. ''1HD
March 10, 1880. enswo.,o,
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NOTICE

ENHE copartnership heretofore existing un-
II der the firm of WETHERELL, HOWE
& CO, was, by mutual consent, dissolved on
the tirst day of the present month. HowE g.
FORE are duly authorized to settle the affairs
OF the concern. JOHN WETHERELL.
FRANCIS HOWE.
JOSIAH POPE.
Boston, Feb 90, 1880.
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To the Honorable the Court of

Common Pleas, begun and holden at Worcss-
ter, within and for the County of Worcester,
on the first Monday of March, A. d. 1890:
"UMBLY shew, JOSIAH CHAPLIN of
II providence, in the County of Providence,
and State of Rhode Island and Providence Plan.
tations, Merchant, and JOHN s. CHAPLIN of
Uxbridge, in the said County of Worcester.
feoman, that the said Josiah Chaplin is seized
and possessed OF three-eighth parts, and the said
John s. Chaplin is seized and possessed of one.
eIgnth part, OF certain tract of land lying in
douglas, In the County of Worcester aforesaid,
containing two hundred and seventy-two acres.
more or less, bounded as follows, viz begin-
ming at the northeast corner Of the premises.
al heap OF stones; thence east I6 degrees
north, by land Of Jonathan Davis, ESQ then
east 30 degrees south seven rods; thence south
~ degrees west by land of Solomon Blanchard
to a heap Of stones, being a corner; thence
westerly by land of Obadiah McIntire to a heap
OF - thence south by land of Major Dav:
thence west by land Of said Day to the line Of
the town of Douglas, about one hundred and
SIXTY rods; thence on said town line to the
bounds first mentioned, lit being the same tract
OF land formerly conveyed by John Cutter 10
Eliot Mason. Also, that he, the said Josiah
Chaplin, is seized and possessed Of one half part.
and the said John s. Chaplin is seized and pos.
sessed OF one-sixth part Of one other tract Of
idhu, situated IN SAID Douglas, and is bounded
as follows, viz beginning at the northeast
corner of tho premises, at stake and stones
at the northwest corner of land lately set off
to benjamin Adams thence west a. degrees
north by land Of the said Josiah Chaplin and
John s. Chaplin one hundred and sixty. one rods
to stake and stones thence south IL degrees
east ninety-three rods to stake and stones:
thence east 10 degrees north one hundred and
sixty rods to heap of stones the southwest
corner of the land lately set off 10 the said Ad-
ans; thence north a degrees west fifty rods by
the land set off to the said Adams to the bounds
first mentioned; which said tracts of land the
said Josiah Chaplin and John s. Chaplin hold in
the proportions aforesaid, and in common and
undivided with other persons unknown to your
petitioners, who are desrous to hold their said
parts thereof in severalty.
Wherefore, your petitioners pray this Hon.
orable Court, that such proceedings may be
had, as to cause partition to be made Of the said
tracts ct land in the proportion above mentions
cd, SO that the said Josiah Chaplin and John s.
Chaplin may each Of them hold their said parts,
hereof in severalty. AS in duty bound will
aver pray. JOSIAH CHAPLIN.
JOHN s. CHAPLIN.
By their .9ttOrnsg,
BENJAMIN ADAMS.
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Good,Cin's ToaUR Officer.
DORR g. ROWLAND

HAVE lately published the above work.
- containing the Laws of Massachusetts
relative to tho duties of Municipal Officers, to-
gether with a Digest of the Decisions of the
Supreme Judicial Court upon those subjects
Second edition, reUised and enlarged.
% Price one dollar.
Worcester, March g. CIV
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ERDS Grass and Clover Seed:
~ Crockory and Glass Ware:
French Paper Hangings;
Window Glass; Nails;
Dry Goods and Groceries,
For sale at low prices, by
Worcester, March 10. IN
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RESOLVE requiring Towns to make Surveys
OF their Territory, and return Plans of the
same into the Secretarys Office
Rssotced, That the Inhabitants of the CITY
OF Boston, and the several Towns and Dis.
tricts IN the Commonwealth, be, and they here
BY are, required to make, or cause to be made
by their Selectmen, or some other suitable per.
son or persons, appointed for that purpose. &C.
curato Plans Of their respective towns or dis.
tricts, upon a scale Of one hundred rods TO an
inch, upon minute and accurate survey, here.
after actually to be made, or that has actually
been made within the last FIVE years next pre.
cedlng this time and the same to lodge in the
Secretary's Office, free Of expense to the Com.
monwealth, on or before the first day Of july. in
tho year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and thirty.one.
find be Il further RESOLVED, That on each Of
said Plans, the place where any other town or
district line meets joins the line Of any other
town or district, respectively, the names. cours.
esand magnitude ofRvers and smaller Streams.
Roads, public and private, with their courses /:
the situation of Houses for Public Worship.
Court Houses, and other public buildings; the
known and admeasured distance Of tho centre
OF the town or district from the shire town Of
tho County, and from the Metropolis of the
Commonwealth, in the several roads actually
travelled; tho length and the course by the
magnetic needle (noting its variations from the
true NORTH OF the bounding lines Of tho town
or district; bridges; ferries; falls; ponds !;
shores harbors; islands; mountains hills
mills and manufactures; mines and minerals.
ana OF what hind; iron works and furnaces
meadows (salt and fresh) and wood land tho
scale on which such plans shall be taken, and
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NATH'E. PAINE, J. Prob.

worcester, IS. Probate Office, March 8 I830
40 uie Wldoao and Heirs Of JoNATHAN WHrrMAN
mte o. Westminster, IN said COUNTY. deceased
deceased, Css,,,wD s"'u
VOU are hereby cited to appear ~ Won
IL see fly at the Court of Probate to Se E yuI
en- az worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
Gay IN AprIl next, at ten of the clock, before
noons TO show cause why License should NOT no
granted to sell and convey so much Of said deceos
Gus zeal Estate as will raise two thousand FIVE
hundred dollars, for the payment of deh,s oaJ
changes ana you will be heard thereon.
~ NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
Worcester, IS. Probate Office. March o Isao
10 ne WIDOW and Heirs of JOHN DorY h,s NJ
westminster, an said C0ntu, deceased and N al
oa'ers concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased.
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear M Won
~ see MT at the Court of Probate to be holden
st w worcester in said County. on the first Tues.
Jay IN Aprh next, at ten of the clock, before
noon. 10 snow cause why the Instrument which
purports TO be the last Will and Testament of
sad deceased should not be approved and vou
will be heard thereon. '"N
10 NATH'L: PAINE, j. Prob
y, worcester, IS. Probate Office, March Isl. I8s0-
10 the WIDOW and Heirs of JONATHAN HIpnoon
td,e q Princeton. in said County, deceased and n
01 0fnerS concerned IN The Estate Of said deceased
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear lif YOU
see nj at the Court Of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the list Tues
nay IN April next, at 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 Iase two thousand
Lnree hundred and twenty-five dollars, for the |
payment OF the dcceased's debts and charges OF !
&ci and you will be heard there.
IN. III" NATH'L. PAINE, J. Pto5,
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the President, Directors, and Company
of the Sutton Bank"
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives., an General Court assembled
and by the authority Of the same, That the act
entitled "An Act to incorporate the President,
Directors, and Company Of the Sutton Bank, y
passed on tho eleventh day of March, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and twenty eight, is hereby declared forfeited
and void, and from and after the PASSING Of This
act is and shall be taken to be wholly repealed.
Approved by the Governor, March G, 1890
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March Q, 1880.
10 the Creditors and Heirs Of Marina Bent. late
Rutland, IN said County, deceased, and to ali
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear(if you
II see fit) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
tuesday in April next, at one of the clock.
alter noon, to show cause why the second Ac.
count OF the Executor of said deoeased's win
thereon. WIN ~ "SH'u
so NATuSw nAx~,v,
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
u see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester. in said County, on the first Tues.
day in April next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament of
sald deceased should not be approved and you
will be heard thereon.
40 NATH'L. PAINE. r prob
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see t) 1.-THE Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in April next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
parports to be the last Will and Testament of
said deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
los NATH'L PAINE. T. Prob,
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March 4, 1880.
TO the Heirs of solomon NEWTON, late Of South
borough, in said County deceased and to all others
concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-07
From the Ncw-York Courier, Sept. 90.

JouY FRANcIs KSAPP, recently convict
cd as surviving principal III the murder of
Capt White Of Salem, 10 old IN guilt and
criminaity though young in yenrs, being at
the present moment scarcely twenty. Bo
is native Of Salem. received his education
at a rood school in that town, but did not
deyclope any of his evil propensilies Till ho
had reached his sixteenth year. At school
he exhibited rather superior faculties 10 the
ordinary run Of school boys-was not re-
mnrkable for any traits OF character, but
ratber quiet and unprctending. About tho
spe of sixteen no left school and commence
ed his career in the world by very char
acteris,ic adventure.
During the latter part Of his term at
school, he became acquainted with Richard
and George Crowninshicld, who then oc-
c.siopaly made lively excursions into Sa-
lem and the neighborhood, from their resi-
dence in Danyors. Richard was then a
bout 90 years of age, Of lively, daring.
da,bipp character. They did not however
visit ,ha, class Of society in Salem; which
NAV be reckoncd the first. although they
we're connected by blood with the most re-
spec,nblc and fashionable people in their
nciphborhood. Frank Knapp for he il
,enetally called by that namo IN Salem, and
g bes, known by IL, was on the verge which
separates boy Wood from maniness. foil OF
latent spirit and daring, though cold and
dis,an, To- al but his associates, and not ca
! .ily in,inridnted or excitod unless by an ei-
roi,. but When excited, violent in the ex-
,rcmc. Before this period, the Crown'n-
shields had seen Tho world, iosted OF rs
sweets. and found that there were induce :
ments for them TO trsDsgress the laws oil
t'scciety in sitsiping their own enjoyment.
Il was in the year 1927 that they pro.
' iected a trip to New York, sometime we
believe in the month of May. There was
some difficulty in procuring funds to make
the Journey. This. il 10 believed. was OBJ
waited by holding forth Inducements 'o
Frank Knapp TO accompany 'hem-io t"s'o
the pleasures Of society, snd TO seek advcn.
lures suited 10 their peculiar tssier aud
wishes. Frank could not or would not re.
sis, the desire he had TO sec tho world. and
TO enjoy little the high seasoned pleas
ures the Crowninshields presented to his
psQinauoo. lie was, however. destitute
or fund.-. nor could his associates at tha'
,ins furni,l, hs pockets With ,hs naed'o''
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.yuiube Paste.

THIS article hns long been used in
France and Italy rs Il remedy for coughs
aud colds. In sympathetic coughs, or such
as arise from irritation or ticking in the
throat and larynx it is said to be uncom
monty eiIlcacious. It's obtainod from
species of plumb, the produce according TO
Linnaeus Of tho Rhamnus Zzyphus, and
instead Of being paste, is, mOre properly
speaking, u dried jolly, which being par,ic
ularly pleasant TO the taste, is like the
lonenge, to be gradually dissolved in the
mouth.
For sale nt the sign Of tho GOOD SA.
MARITAN, Sd door sonih Of Market
square, Newport r. |. where is constantly
kept a general assortment Of Drugs and
Medicines, aud considerable number OF
patent medicines 10y Wholesale or retail
not generally kept IN retailing establish
men,s.
GPPhysicans prescriptions accurately fit
0FTEETH carefully EXTRACTED, fled
& neatly cleaned, or filed with roll on
GOLD, as may DO requested.
ALSO FOR SALE, Po,ter's Cs'holicor
-Denarcotized dLaudanum-The Oin'men
and Tincture Of Iodine Cordacks Physi
cal drops--A general Assortment Of The
| KIDDER MEDICINES, such as Relics 30
tanical Drops - Albion Corn Plaster
Dumi'ries Eye Water Relics Anti Bil
lious Pills, &c. &c.-ALSO, Castor Oil b!
the single or dozen bottles EPSON ant
Glaubcrs Salts, by the pound, Or. or hun
dred.-And a great Variety of EssENcE
at Retail or put up by the Dozen or Gros
for the accommodation Of Retailers.
Sept. %.