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DUMFRIES'
Itch Ointment!

ME extensive sale and established rep
H. ntation of DnmE1es' Hch Ointment, en-
courages the Proprietor to recommend it with
renewed confidence to the public. as most in
nOcenf as well as Powerful application for this an
noying disease. The most inveterate cases have
been CURED IN ONE HOUR by this esteemed
Ointment 1t contains no .lfercn,y, or other
noxions ingredient. Price 81 I.2 cents.
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From the ESSEX Gazette.
THE WARNING

Ha dash to the earth the poison bowl,
And seek it not again
1t hath madness for the soul
A scorching for the brain.
The curses and the plaques of Hell
Are flashing to its brim,-
Wo--foF the victim of its spell,
There is no hope for him.
Nor go thou to the banquet-hall,-
The festal lights may shine,
And Love and Beauty gladden. all
The revelry and WINE
But 60 thou not-for Death is there
He cometh not in vain
His CHASTITY arm is raised and bare
Above each Keeling brain
Away in Gods own strength, away
Cast off the evil thing
Turn from the Tempter's smile, and pray
/, For your delivering
So shall a loftier strength be given,
Above the wine-cup's spell;
And thou, that art an heir of Heaven,
Escape the fears of He'll.
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n THE TOOTH ACHE,

This agonzing disorder is cured in its most
painful stages, by one of the most simple as well
as powerful remedies known in modern practice
The Cambrian Tooth Ache Pills afford instant
relief, without nheting the slightest injury on The
tech. They are applied externally TO the parts
affected, with the greatest ease aud expedition,
and generally operate a soothing lenitiye to the
suffering patient Price so cents a box
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NeaO ENGLAND Museum,

No. 76 Court street, Boston.
WVHIS elegant and very extensive establish
IN ment is constantly open for visitors, day
and evening. II fills thirteen balls and apart
ments, and contains much the largest colec-
ton Of curiosities in the United States. Dur
ing the present season, it has received many in.
teresting additions. Its immense variety will
crafty the curiosity of every taste. Persons
from the country, visiting Boston, will End
themselves highly pleased by viewing il.
Admittance rs cents.
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Robbins md iShnttLes.

TEyHE subscriber respectfully gives notice,
m that he has bought out Algernon S. Craw-
ford, and will continue the business of making
Bobbins and Shuttles of the various kinds used
by Cotton and Woollen manufacturers, Of the
very best materials and superior workmanship.
" Orders solicited, and the prompt and per-
sonal attention, which he pledges himself to
give, WILL he hopes, induce every manufacturer
in want, TO address TO
BENJAMIN w. GLEASON.
Grafton, New England %,
VILLAGE, MASSEY Sept Is. oho1
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Po,Uer Loom iShuttIes.

TENHE subscriber informs manufacturers, that
IL he makes and keeps on hand, or will fur
nish at short notice, Power Loom Shuttles, 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 30. If WARREN ALDRlCH
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White TEETH! &, Healthy GUMS

/ENHOSE who would retain, or restore
Il these desirable personal advantages, are
assured that no composition can be obtained
peIior to the British .4ntiSebtic Dentrifee. The
.4nfiseptic Dentrifce is exempt from acid aud
other deleterious ingredients which too frequent.
" enter the composition Of tooth powders in com
mon use, and it whitens the enamel of the teeth
without doing 1t the least injury. The regular
use of this admired powder, BY purifying the
mouth, and preventing the accumulation OF tar
tar, operates as the best preventive Of the 1oorH
ACHE AS its application braces and strengthens
the Gums, it secures to the m their healthy and
ford hue, and by removing all offensive foreign
aceumulations from the teeth, preserves the natu-
raj sweetness OF the breath. Price so cents.
% None genuine, unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor, It
kiDDER, immediate successor TO the late DIR
w. T. CONWAY. For sale, with all the other
Conway Medicine, at his Counting Room, No.
80, next door to j. Kidder's Drug Store, corner
OF Court and Hanover cts ne ar Concert Hall,
Boston; and BY his special appointment. by
j. GREEN & CO.. EDW ARD LAMB, and
JOHN COE, Forester,
HENRY ALLEN, Leominster,
CARY, RICE, & CO., .Wsrth Brookfe1d.
CHARLES PARKMAN, West6or0Hgk,
JOHN CAPRON & SONS. Ur6riaee,
TIMOTHY DOTY, Westminster,
| q. B. PARKER, lancaster,
! 5. HAYWOOD, Lnen6nrg.
! OF Large discounts to those who buy to sci
! again.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. 9, 1880.
TO the Creditors and Heirs Of LYDIA MoRsE.
late Of Westborough, in said County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned in the Estate Of said
deceased, GREEriNe
Won are hereby cited to appear (if you
H. See fit) at the Court OF Probate to he hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the FIRST
uesday in December next, al ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why Administration
on said deceased's Estate should not be granted
70 onslow Peters. ESQ.,, of said Marlborough
VINO applies for the same and you will be heard
thereon.
45 NATH'L. PAINE / Prnh
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From the National Gazette.

LEGAL WHISPERS.
As DER their wine and walnuts sat,
Talking of this and then of that,
Two wights, well learned in the law,
That is, well skilled to find flaw,
Said one companion to the other,
How is it, most respected brother,
That you of late have shaved away
Those whiskers which for many day
Had ornamented much your cheekl
Sure twas an idle, silly freak"
To whom the other answer gave,
With look half merry and half grave,
"Though others be by whiskers graced,
A Lawyer can't be too barefaced! !"
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A CARD.

HNHE subscriber has taken possession of the
III TAVERN STAND, formerly occupied
by him and lately by Mr.. Banster, near the
Worcester Bank, and has reftted and newly fur
nshed the mouse 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-.
ceive share Of public patronage.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester, June 80. eotf
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5 Attest: THEoPH's WHEELER, Reg.
C0ODer SdaUuer'S Estate.

IENHE subscribers, having been appointed
II Commissioners 10 receive and examine the
claims of creditors to the Estate of COOPER
SAWYER, late of Templeton, in the County
Of Worcester, deceased, represented insoIvent,
do hereby give notice, that six months from the
third day of November instant, are allowed to
SAID creditors to bring in and prove their claims ;
and that they shall attend that service at the
house of CALVIN Townsley, Innholder, in said
Templeton, on the last Tuesdays of the five
succeeding months, from 10 to O'Clock, P. M,
on each of said days.
SAMUEL SWAN.
JACOB WALES.
Nov. 10, 1880. 46#
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DUMFRIES'
g. I've W alter!

This well established Wash for the Eye, is
perfectly innocent, and gives immediate relief,
even in very aggravated cases of soreness and in
fammation. Price 25 cents,
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SORE
AND TNELAMED EYES!

VENHE studious, the weakly, and others,
III who are troubled with soreness or inflam.
nation of that delicate organ, will be able to oh.
tam most pleasant and invaluable application, in
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VIE subscriber offers for sale a small
IL FARM, situated in the west part of the
town OF Milford, in the City, so called, contain
ing about a acres of Land, well preportioned
Tor Tor WOOD and Tlllage Land, well fenced with
Stone Wall; a small House, Barn, Wood
House, and Corn House, well watered, and a
thriving young Orchard of grated fruit within
about 30 rods of Saw and Grist Mill on Mill
river: Anypurchaser may inquire of CALVIN
OHENEY, on the premises, or of the subscri
Der at South Leicester.
CALVIN J. CHENEY.
Nov IN
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TO BE SOLD.

q T Public Vendue, on the premises, by or
"a der Of Court, on SATURDAY, the eieuentA
day Of December merit, at one O'Clock, P. NJ.
the whole Of the Real Estate of SAMUEL w.
WHEELocK, late of Grafton, deceased, situat-
ed on the great road leading from Grafton to
Providence, consisting of about one and an
half acres of Land, with Dwelling House,
Barn, and Shoemakers Shop thereon, all near
ly new and in good repair. Terms of sale made
known at said time and place.
JOSEPH BRUCE,
SUSAN WHEELOCK, nam u.s.
Grafton, Nov TO- Az
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FRESH GOODS


UST received, and now opening, an add
e. tional supply of FALL and EINTER
GOODS, consistingof
Broad Cloths, Bombazetts,
Cassimeres, Bombazines.
Camblets, Ginghams,
Flannels, Patches,
Circassians, Prints,
Ratinetts, Cambrics,
Plaids, Muslins,
Shawls, Laces,
Gloves, Lawns and Linens,
Hosiery, Silks,
Edgings, Satins,
Insertings, Ribbons,
Tickings, Sheetings, Shirtings. and Umbrellas /;
an assortment Of each of the above articles, of
various qualities and prices, together with a
large and fashionable assortment Of Fancy ar
ticles, suitable to the present and approaching
season.
Also, prime assortment of MI GOODS
and GROCERIES,; all of which are offered at
fair and reasonable prices, for Cash, Produce,
or approved credit, by
HEARD & ESTABROOK.
Worcester, Nov 49,
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Judge of the Probate of Wills, &C., in the
County of Worcester:
TENHE subscriber, Administrator OF the Es-
Il tate of CHARLES STIMSON, late of
Ashburnham, in said County, deceased, repre-
senis That the Personal Estate of said de-
ceased falls short of paying the deceased's debts
so much of the Real Estate as will raise said
sum, would spoil the whole. He, therefore,
prays the Hon. Judge of Probate to grant IL
cense to SELL and empower him to pass deeds
to convey the whole of said deceaseds Real
Estate, (Which is appraised at $405,00) for the
benefit Of the Heirs and Creditors, according to
law. LEMUEL STIMSON.
Oct. 10, 1880.
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Nov 10.
GOOD BARGAINS.

aass. EHOR SALE, 48 acres of Land
sSSS n being that part of the farm
%Se& lately owned by Col. Samuel Ward,
which lies south of the Patch road,
so called, in Worcester OF this
tract, about % acres are covered with heavy
growth of Wood of various kinds the residue
is Tillage and Pasture Land. The whole will
be sold together, or in parcels, as purchasers
may choose.
II the Wood Land should not be sold before
the 10Th Of November next, the Wood alone
will then be sold standing. In either case. a
liberal credit will be given for the ,ohoLe of the
purchase money if desired. Application NAV
be made to SAMUEL NJ. Burnside, BESJAmIN
BUTMAN, ARTEMAs WARD, or CHARLES ALLEN
-dh OF worcester. tt Sept /
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On the above representation, Ordered, That
notice thereof be given, by causing true copy
of the above petition and this order thereon, to
be published forthwith in The Massachusetts
Spy" three weeks successfully, that the same
will be considered at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, on the first Tuesday in
December next, at 10 O'Clock before noon
NATH'L. PAINE, J. PROB
A copy.
As Attest: THEOPH's WHEELER, Reg.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM FOR SALE.
"A SITUATED in the town of
t.SssfsA y Oakham, about one and half
80, va mile from the Meeting House,
-. now occupied by Silas Read, Jr.,
=, containing about ninety acres of
Lana, with decent House and Barn thereon
he terms of payment, as follows one, two.
three four, or five years, with interest upon
the notes from time of taking possession For
tnrther particulars apply to the subscriber in
Shrewsbury. ISAIAH MUNROE.
Shrewsbury, Nov 3. 3m44
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NATH'L. PAINE. !. Prn6.

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov ., 1880
To the Creditors and Heirs Of AMAsA CHILn, late
Of Sturbridge, in said County, deceased, and to all
others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased
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TIE COMMENTED FEMALE. A noblsman
soliciting young couAtry girl to abandon
her rustic state, and reside in a populous
city, she replied, All my Lord the farther
we remove from ourselues, the greater is
our distance from happnessp They who
leave their homes, uncalled by Providence,
IN search Of happiness, generally find they
are only farther from.it.
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WOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
n see fiji at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester. in said County on the first Tues.
day in December next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the second Account of
the Administration of said Estate should not be
allowed. aud further dividend decreed to the
creditors of said Estate, whose claims have been
allowed and reportedi and you will be heard
thereon.
ASH NATHL PAINE 7 Trab
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine

Worcester, Oct 90. CIV
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office, Nov Q. 1880
TO the Heirs Of ALPHEUs FAY, late OF South.
borough. in said County, deceased, and 10 all
others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased.
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NerrtptS.

Composition CaEps. One pouna OF
q mr.. one OF sugar. half a pound Of but
ter. seven egg,. and gill brandy.
Tea Cake. Three cups sugar, three
e.g., one cup q! butler. one cup oil
IN TX. a smell lump Of pearla,h, and
NIKE il not quite so stiff as pound cake
.Loaf Cakp.-FIve pounds Of fl .ur.
two Of sugar, three quarters Of a
pound Of lard, tie same quantity Of
bu ter. one pint Of vest, one quart of
milk F; roll The sugar in the flour add
the raisins and spice after the frs, ris
ing.
Pint Caks.--One pint Of dough, one
tea cup Of sugar, one Of butter. three
eggs, one tea spoonful Of pearlish, with
rails n- and spices.
Seft Gingerbread.-Six tea cups OF
-four, threee Of molasses. one Of cream
one Of butter, one table spoonful Of
gin ,er, and one tea spoonful of pearl
ash.
Wcfers, One pound ofHour. squar-
ter OF pound Of butter. two eggs beat
one glass OF wine, and a nutmeg.
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nassing that way, called onsshe COM
pany. and stated that he owed one oi
them a e. Judge. and would haze revenge
but did no, put his threats inc exc
Gu ion until they had procured hal
pint of rum, of which they all par
look. After procuring a club he com
menced his attack, by beating the de-
;eased on the head, until he thought
ne was dead, and then made of. We
understand the deceased died the tol-
lowing day.
PROOF THAT A MAN is DEAD.
"A subscriber 10 one Of the Eastern
papers, a few years ago being sadly IN
arrears 70, the same. promised the edi'
tor, that if his life was spared to Ger
tain day, he would without fail dis,
cha, ge his bill. The day 1passed and
,he bill was not paid. The natural con
cIusion thereto, e. was, that The man
was dead-absolutely deiunct. Pio'
ce edins on this conclusion. The editor,
in bis next paper, placed the name OF
the delinquent under his obituary head,
wi, tie attending circumstances oi
time and place. Pretty coon alter
thi, announcement. the subject OF II aP
pearsd TO the edItor.-not with the
pale CHASTITY countenance usually ascr't
ed to app,rilions-but with lace as
red as scarlet. Neither did 1t. like
other ana iti,ns, wait TO be 6rsi spoken
10 bur broke silence win what the
d., sir. did you mean by puo|i,h
ing my death 2 Why, sir, the same
that / mean when | publ;sa the
d cath of any other person, viz to let
the world know thal you we're dead !
Well .but Ill be c--s.-d i'll am dead J
Not eadl-then it's your own fault
for you told me you would positively
pay your bill by such day, il you liv
ed liil that time. The day is past the
bill is .nol paid, end you positively must
be dead.-ior | will not believe you
would fo,frit your word-O no. 1
see you have got round me, Mr.. Edi
tor-but say no more about it--here''
e money. And, harkee, you wag,
just con'' 'adid my death next week
will yoa p 20 certainly, sir, just to
please yoa- though upon my word
cant hel, thinking eyou ri d at the
time specified, and that rou have mere
ly come back 10 pay this bill. on nc
count ofyonr friendshi. for me'-[N
Y. Cnn.tl llnfinn.
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WeaIttl Departmve,lt,

Our CoHDUcT TOWARD THR SICK
II is not Uncommon I" see people who
are well disposed, make G. eat mistakes
in their cOnduct toward their sick
friends and acquaintance. They crowd
the house and apartment Of the sick
IS if governed by gossiping curiosi-
ty, rather than any deisre to be useful.
Unsteady OF this. it should he reoolleci
ed that wherever we are not wished, we
are in the way and had better be aI
home. lf one is actua'ed by friend
ship, aad not sufficiently intimate with
the family 10 make it pr oper to call nj
the house, let him send 10 inquire at
ter the state Of his friend. and offrr
his services whenever he can be use
lul, but remain at n distance. 9th
ers again ale g. ossly unfeellng and in
discreet " hen with The sick 10 bs
s-rriceable The companion aud nurse
'fthe sick should be docile. still and
attentive. mot given 10 idle y thought
less salon, which may alarm or
offend the sick. and do much mischief.
Say nothing unless On business and ID
'he purpsse. Hear, think ,ahd act with
as few words as possible. DO NOT i'm
per,inentIy interfere with the ply sic :
IAN, directions, mr. advise a differ
ent medical attend ant. without sufficient
! eason-and then only in the proper
place. time and manner.-l Med. Intel
Iigencer.
O~~~~>.~~ ~~~~~~
DYSENTENY. I.isstatt d, hat TIE
free u,e Of Cayenne pepper with our
usual diet will serre as Il preventive OF
hi. dangerous disease. 1t is also nee
essary to guard sgainst co.tiveness.
Other prescriptions are given. Bu,
we venture to advise, as the most sure
preventive, the moderate use of fruit,
ard 10 avoid the dAmpness. Of evening
air, riier the fatigue OF warm day.
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CHIS filthy and infectious dis order, b.
ever soin' eterate, may be ured in on
hours application by the use Of
DUMFRIES' OINTENT.
Il is unrivalled for the pleasaniness. ease,
expedition, safety and certainty. with which
it produces a perfect cure Of this disense.-
The ointment is known 10 be certain and ex-
peditioos in its operation, us to effect a cure
in one bours application only! without any
hazard Of taking cold, as the composition doe
not contain the least po rticle If mercury, or
any other dangerous ingredient it may be
applied with perfect safety in the state ol
pregnacy, and even to children at the breah
Prepared from the Original Recipe in St
8. ofthe late DIR. W. r.. CONWAY, by his i'm
mediate Successor, and the sole Proprieto,
T. KIDDER, Of whom it may be had whole.
sale (wth all the other medicines prepared
by the late n. Conway,) at his Count ns
Room, over No. 70, corner OF Court and Har
over streets, and at retail, by his special ap
pointment, Of J. WILLIAMS, Warren, r.
nv Observe, none are genuine withou
the written signature Of II. KIDDER on the
outside printed wrapper.
v For sale by }, WILLIAMS, War
en-.
Nov IA.
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DR.. Relics ArOnl ati
Pills,

sNEAfE been ong celebrated as mo ST
<ssA liable ana efficAcious remedy a.
gainst those general complaints peculiar TO the
female portion Ofsociety. They cleanse, pu.
rify and promote free and brisk circulation
Of the blood. when becoming sluggish and Ian
guild from the affecting ailments for which
these Pills are 4 safe and efectual specific.
They assist the SUI pended operations Of th'
sangniferious system, when nature requires Il
and rectfy the irregular habits Of the unheel
thy female, whose sickly and pallid cou nten
ance becomes rean mated, and freshens with
the natural glow of restored health. They are
tried and approved remedy in obsfructioni
debility, hypochondria, green sickness, giddi-
ness, palpitaf,on Of The heart. bad digesiiu0
isafhing IF food, pains of he stomach, shOrfnss
ofbreath, upon every little motion sinking o
the spirits and its consequence detected cou
eusnce and dislike for exercise and converson
ion. They are equally conducive to the health
of married ladies, except In cases Of pregnacy
hectic and .consumntive habits uhen Mey
must mol be taken. They have been furthe
ound, by experience, TO afford a powerful
remedy inallhPochondrsac, hysteric, and GA Z,
porish disorders, both in men and wonlen
whose nervous system they strengthen and
regulate, aid nature in throwing of those gros
and superabundant humours which prodnce
melancholy and depression ofspirits, renovate
the body reanimate the mind, and diffuse
general cheerfulness and elasticity throughout
the whole system. Price 81 so per box.
Large discount to those who buy TO sell a.
gain
For sale by J. WILLIAMS, War
ren; DR.. A. %. MocRE, Newport Ma
THAN DURFEE, Fall River.
JuIy a.
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Town Clerks Office Warren, Feb s, 1880.

Town Clerks Office Warren, Feb s, 1880.
NQTlCE is hereby given. that the
N Administrator W the Win
annexed, on the ests.e of SMITH
ROWEN, late ofsWai !, deceased,
has presented his first ,ount for d.
Iowance and that thu onsideration
thereof, is referred to court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at thu own Clerks
Office, on the ii st Monday IN March
next, at 2 o'clock, in the afternoon, and
that all.persons interested, may ap.
pear at that time and be heard.
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
Feb 6.