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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-08
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For the removal and care Of rarsts Of OBJ
Sti"ate and ambiguous diseases, to ,sit
Chronic Diseases Of the Lirer; as Jaun-
dice, and other hillary Distractions
Chronic Rhewmatism-Syphitis--Di Diseases
of the Skin, Stomach, Sfc.-Schrophula-
Superficial and Deep-Seated Ulceratiens-
.MercuriaI .4fections-a RenoUator Of the
Vitiated Fluids Of the Body, especially the
Blood, and, in fact, a Regenerator Of Emo
ciGted and Broken Constitutions.
|HNHE reputation of this medicine is so
u well established in various sections of coun-
try in which il has been used, that it is unneces-
sary to make any commendatory remarks on the
subject
The following opinion of DIR. Goldman, late Pro-
fessor of Anatomy and Physiology in the Medical
College, New York, &c sc. carries with it de-
served weight in regard to the superior effects of
the .4rcanUm. in ambiguous diseases.
81 My knowledge of the properties and operation
of the .7rcGnum Of DIR. Phelps" justify me in
saying that it is far superior to any depurative
syrup with which am acquainted. In the most
obstinate and ambiguous diseases, it displays effects
peculiarly surprising In those affections that re-
sist the skill of the physician. such rheumatism
syphilis serotula, liberation, and diseases of the
skin. &c would recommend it as worthy of great
confidence. JOHN ID. GOODMAN M D.
Ph ladelphia Nov. 27, 800"
For several years have been excessively dis
eased with hcrotuta. having extensive and deem
alterations each side of my neck, which resisted
the most popular medical treatment in the city.
have Likewise been subject 90 frequent attacks Of
epilepsy, even AS often as every day or two the fts
lasting sometimes half an hour, leaving me in dis
tressingy debiliiated condition. Iappied for adj
m ission to the shassacAusetts General HOSPITAL.
where | was received, and for three months sub
mitted the treatment ofthe attending ply ans,
and was finally discharged as incurdbie q then
applied to DIR. PHELPs, who commenced course
ofdepletion and the of the AReANUM, and after.
a few months application of these means am en-
tirely free from every vestage Of disease whatever
These are truths beyond the power Of refutation.
Boston, Jan. so, 1929. MosEs FRENCH, Jr''
0J' Numerous other eridences ofgredt respect.
ability dccompdny The Medicine, and will be sh0zvs
on dppicasiOn 10 JAMS GREEN * Co., Apotheea-
ries, Worcester, who hare the article for sale al
Tvhslesale and retail, eoiy Dec .
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CLOTHIER'S WORKS.

MMIILL be offered for sale at PUBLIC AUc-
Wv TON, on the first day Of January nent,
at one of the clock in the afternoon, on the
premises, situate about one mile easterly
of the Meeting House in Petersham an cstab-
iishment flor Dressing Cloth, consisting of a
convenient building &c by 40 feet, and all ne
cessary machinery, with complete set of
double cards, and good water power-a con-
venlent Dwelling House and Barn, good Gar
den, and or acres of Land, at the option of
the purchaser. Terms will be made easy.
u If the premises should not be sold on said
day, the subscriber will then be ready to dis
pose of them by lease for one or more years on
liberal terms. OLIVER c. GATES.
petersham Der
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FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED about one mile east of the CEN
~ tire of Shrewsbury, containing about ll5
acres of good Land for tillage and grass-has
excellent Fruit-2 thrifty Wood Lots-well
watered-has large and convenient Dwell,
ing House, Barn, Creamery, Cider Mill, and
other Buildings. Said Farm is Dery pleasantly
situated, and has been considered one of the
best Farms in Shrewsbury. 1t will be sold very
cheap, and paymeh: made easy. Inquire of J.
S. HASTINGS in Brighton, or of the subscr-
Der on the premises.
JONAS HASTINGS.
Shrewsbury, Dec g.
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The following is from the Jackson paper of last

The following is from the Jackson paper of last
week:
"Falsehood refuted-The Editor of the Spy saws
" that a handful was issued from the Jackson Print
ing Office in favor of Col. Pliny Merrick as the
Clay candidate"
We are authorized by our printers to saw that
he statement is FALSE unqualfedly SO. as far as #
may have allusion to the Jackson Office in this
place."
NOW we are very sorry, for their sake, that these
young men should authorize the editor to say any
such thing; there was need of their sharing with
their employer any portion of his disgrace unless,
indeed, they were driven to it by fear of losing
their business, and, even then it were better to
maintain their integrity, and hazard the conse-
quences We now say that the handful above
spoken OF tcas printed in their Office and. if any
one doubts it, he may ask them, and they will not,
because they dare not deny it, Further, we say, that
At they choose to afford us the opportunity, we will
substantiate our assertion by legal proof
The Jackson Editor says that the handbills. above
named, "were forwarded and distributed BY Ma
tlonal Republicans, and none other than National
Re publicans." 1t may have been circulated by
such, in some instances, at second hand, by thos
who had been deceived in relation to it, but in no
other case. The only persons in this town. so far
as we can ascertain, who had any agency in it.,
were Jackson men, and the one most active, is one
who has the reputation-and we believe Justly
of writing political editorial articles for the Jack
paper.
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u I T. d.

In this town, Dec. 4, Tamersin Warden, wife of
Samuel Warden, aged 81.
In Boyston, Nov. 25, Widow Dinah Hastings,
aged Sc.
In Spencer. Dec. 2, Mrs. Levna, relict of Mr..
Samuel Wilson, aged &c.
In Bolton, Nov. II, Mr. Samuel Wheeler, aged
65. Nov. %, at the Work House, Beulah Bumam,
aged 81.
In Berlin, Nov 10, widow Rebekah Houghton,
aged 74.-Printers in Netc Hampshire and Yer
mont are requested TO insert this death.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-08

Extract Of letter dated, Washington, NoU.
26. "The Secretary Of War appears to have a
great press of business upon him, if ono may be
permitted to Judge from the placards posted at
the door and left upon the table in his audience
room. ! have had occasion to call upon the
honorable Secretary since | have been here,
and Tor that purpose have attended three days,
and it was not until yesterday that perceived
a notice posted on one of the door checks, in
forming that his honor could not be seen after
12 O'clock (he reaches his Office but short Pc
Rod before that time and it would outrage ETH
quette to call on him elsewhere,) and on a slate,
lying on the circular table, was the following
comprehensive sentence: {" My time is so &C.
cupied, and will be, for some days, that can
not see persons, except it be on important and
pressing business. J. Fl. E. Nov. 49," / had
not before noticed these lines upon the slate,
although from their date, week old, and not
being able to form an idea how the Secretary
was to know whether my business was |" i'm
portant and pressing" unless was to inform
him, withdrew. l was relating the circum-
stance to gentleman, who informed me that
young man who had business with the Secreta-
ry, was detained on expense in the city ten days
without seeing his honor, being constantly ro
fused; at length he applied to the President
who gave him an anonymous note to the Sec
rotary, which the young man sent into his of
flee by one of the servants in wating--the con-
sequence was the young man obtained audience
and was despatched with his business settled,
in ten minutes. = Baltimore Patriot.
I'VE may add, that, We learn from other
sources, entitled to implicit confidence, that
owing to the absence of the trareiling ca6i
net" from Washington, most of the season,
the public business is in state of most deplor-
able backwardness and confusion. The consc-
quence is, much individual suffering and hard
ship, on the part of those who have claims on
the various departments, or other business with
them. The disastrous effects to the public in.
tercsts, though they may be imagined, cannot
be fully determined, till the examination which
will take place in the public offices, on the cleo
ton of Henry Clay to the Presidency.l
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In an article in our paper of the 24th ut, in
mentioning the various ways in which different
Jackson papers accounted for John Randolph r.
leaving st. Petersburg, wo quoted their sayings
from memory, and did not happen to do it lit
orally correct, although we conveyed the pre-
else meaning of the original articles. This I'M
important discrepancy is seized upon by the
jackson Organ in this town, who would be glad
to pull others down to his own level for veraci-
ty, and is made the subject of an article gilmore
than third of column in length, under the
imposing caption of " Another Falsehood De-
tectod." In order that our readers may be
aware of the pitiful quibbling to which some
people will resort, to effect their purposes, we
give the words, literally quoted, from the orig
inal articles to which we referred The Rich
mond Enquirer, in an article which was copied
with appreciation into the Washington Tele-
graph. and thus adopted by that paper, says of
Randolph health, that it " was very much en-
feebIed by the voyage, and especially by the hot
summer climate of ST. PeterSburg." The Bos-
ton Statesman, in an apologetieal and excusato-
ry article, in favor of Randolph, makes the cap
tain of the ship which carried him out, its au-
thority for representing I" Mr.. R. to be in bad
health, afflicted with severe cough, and alto
gether unable to endure the shocks Of north
ern a0intsr.' Now, whatever real difference
there is between our original representation and
these quotations, all cavaliers are welcome to
make the most of. We are satisfied to convey
the truth to our readers, in such language as is
always the best evidence of honest intentions,
without that cautious examination of every
word we use, which is necessary to guard
against the captions quibblings of special
pleader.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-08
CONGRESS-

The second session of the twenty first Con-
gress commenced at Washington, on Monday.
The time which it can sit, is limited, by the du-
ration of the term for which the Representa-
tives are chosen, to the Sd of March next The
trial of Judge Peck of Missouri, it is expected
will be among the first business taken UP, and
will, probably, occupy several weeks; so that
but little time will be left to act upon the vari-
Gus important matters which will be brought
forward for consideration and determination. 1t
is therefore hoped, that the session may be one
OF business, though the commencement of the
electioneering campaign, for the next Presi-
dency, and the necessary manGuvring, on the
part OF those in power, to retain their places,
give much cause to fear that things will go as
they have, hitherto, since the prevalence of
Jacksonism in our public councils
AS the Indian question must again come I'M
der discussion, in one shape or another, we have
placed an interesting article, on that subject, in
our columns, this day We ask the attention
OF every person to it. We shall publish another
number from the same author, next week or
the week after.
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CERTLEIC.ATES

Boston. Oet. ~, 1SS0.-This certihes to whom
IL may concern, that Patterns Pile Eectuary aud
Ointment has recently performed some OF the
most remarkable cures which have ever come to
my knowledge. For many years Mrs. Dexter
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MA r PTED.

In this town, Nov. "a, Mr.. Calvin Billiard of
Princeton, to Miss Mary Ann F. Gleason of w.
In Mendon, by the Rev. EIr. Ballou, Mr.. Elias
Darling of Wilkinsonville, to Miss Hannah r.
Chase of Men6on.
In Upton, Dec. A, by Rev. Mr. Wood, Mr.. Eben-
ezer II. BalcE of this town, to Miss Sarah Wood
In Sutton, Nov. 4, Mr.. Edward Clarke 10 Miss
Susan J. White.
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JonS RANDOLPH. A letter has been receiv.
ed from highly respectable and intelligent
gentleman belonging to this town, dated at ST.
Petersburg, in which the accounts, heretofore
received, Of the mad FRANKS of this SUI gencris,
while in that city, are confirmed. His conduct
was as much matter of public notority as any
other subject and tho accounts of it have been
circulated throughout Europe. 1t is thus that
s.-ft~ 'sO'V,i, ny tho aUts Of tho
men now in power. May they speedily make
way for Others, moro competent and honest than
they arc.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-08

OLD FASHIONED. We had severe snow storm
on Monday of this week 1t commenced snow.
ing about 10 o'clock in the morning, and con-
tinued till late in the evening. 1t is SO much
blown about that we cannot tell what quantity
fell, but should judge that it would average 6
or inches in depth. Toward the sea coast it
is said to have fallen much deeper than it did
here, and is so badly drifted that the great
southern mail from Boston, which was due
here, at o'clock yesterday morning, did not
arrive till o'clock
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-08

WORCESTER COUNTY MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
FHNEIE Members of the Worcester Mutual
"a, Fire Insurance Company are notified that
their Annual Meeting for the choice of Officers
will be held at their Office, in the Court House,
in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the eighth day
Of December neat, at six o'clock, p Nj. Abb
sent members may vote by proxy duly author
lied in writing.
ISAAC GOODWIN, Sec'rg.
Worcester, Nov %. 1890. as
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm oil
IA GEO, M. RIoE 81 Co., must pay their ac
counts before the first day of January, 1881
If they are not paid by that time, they will be
left with an Attorney for collection.
Worcester, Dec. 8. 3w
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ERROKE into the inclosure of the subscri.
u - Der, goth of November, fou. last spring
Heller CALVES. The owner is requested TO
pay charges and take them away
CALVIN WINTER.
West Boylston, Dec. 8.
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WORCESTER LYcEUM. Lecture tomorrow
evening, on the early history of Worcester, by
William Lincoln, Esq. The bell will ring at
quarter past six o'clock, and the lecture com
mence at half past Sir, precisely.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
1 y scriber has been duly appointed Admins
traitor on the estate ofPEABODY HOUGHTON,
late OF Princeton, in the County of Worcester, de-
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment; and allthose to whom
ss'a Estate is indebted are requested to exhbi,
their demands for settlement
Nov. 10, 1880 49* JNO. WHITNEY.
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The american almanac, and
Repository of Useful knowledge, for 1881
A NEW SUPPLY is received at DORR q
-EA H0WLAND'S Bookstore.
Worcester, Dec. 8.
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"A THENEUM; or Spirit the English Mag
IA azines, No, SO. New Serics-containing
is usual, a great variety of interesting matter,
Just received by c. HARRIS, Dec. s,
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The CoU RT OF COMMON PLEAS is now sitting
in this town. 1t is held the present week by
Judge CuMMINs. 1t is understood, however,
that Judge STRONG will take his place next
week, and continue to the end of the term.
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AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY

The adjourned meeting of the friends of the
American Colonization Society will be held al the
Court House. on Wednesday Evening, Dec 8, at
6 O'Clock. The Committee appointed at the last
meeting will then make their Report. Addresses
from several gentlemen are expected. As it is
intended to organize County Auxiliary Society,
all persons who feel interested in aiding the efforts
of the Society to ameliorate the condition of the
Afncans-to civilize Africa, and to free our own
country from an alarming and rapidly increasing
evil, are requested to attend Per order.
Dec l.. J. S. BUTLER Sec'ry
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YENHE subscriber being empowered by the
u Court of Common Pleas to sell and con-
vey all the Interest which Lucy ANN SLocoAR,
CHARLES L. SLocoMB, and SARAH G. $40.
COMB, minor children of GEORGE SLO-
COMB, late Of Shrewsbury, have in the Real
Estate of which said George died seized and
possessed, will offer the same at Public Vendue,
at Samuel B. Goddard's Inn, in said Shrews.
bury, on "WEDNESDAY, the 22d day of December
neat, at ] O'Clock in the afternoon. Said Real
Estate consists of small Farm, pleasantly sit.
uated in the westerly part of said Shrewsbury,
near said Inn, and only miles from Worcester
Court House, containing about 40 acres of
Land, with a Dwelling House, Wood House,
Store, Barn, &c, thereon. The Buildings
were erected about l3 years since, and are now
in good repair. EDWARD Ii. HEmENwAY.
Shrewsbury, Nov. Is, 1880, as"
ErrOneously printed Saturday, the 18th,
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u The School for apprentices in the Centre
District in this Town. commenced on Monday !
last Worcester. Dec. s.
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The Census of Rhode Island is completed, and is
aa follnwa
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Rich ORE. The Miners Journal, printed at
Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, N. c., men,
tons as on undoubted authority, that at one of
the mines in Cabarras County, there was found
by Mr.. M Clellan, few days ago, taco thousand
fire hundred and forty penny aceights Of Gold
in l 10 bushels of ore, one half was obtained
from St1 bushels of orc. The whole was found
in vein about fifteen feet below the surface
The whole amount (2540 dwts.) had been sold
in that town the week before.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-03

FENHE aboVe ointment - oH,rcd In the public AZ.
Il safe and certain remedy for those obstinate Oh,
eases, some OF which have SO long baiAed The ,kfa
medical science:
Ist. white swcIlirgs of every description.
ID. Sore legs and ulcers of long standing.
Sd. Schirrus or g~landular tumors, particularly the:
hardened tumors in womcn's breasts, which Oiten;lmts
terminate in liberated Cancers:
4th; FeIons, or what some people know by them
of catarrls, of every description.
5lh. Rheumatic pains Of the joints.
Oh. Sprains and bruises OF every description, gIr
whatever part situate
9TH. letters of all kinds-in this complain, the pa
tient. in applying the ointment, must keep the part o.;
of water.
9th. Chilblains or parts effected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-03
Sugar, Yea, Coffee, &c.

n & J. DOUGLAS have just received q well select
% . ed assortment of
GROCERIES, Viz:
80 hhds and tierces sugar, of various qnai''es
IS hhds, tierces, and bbls molasses, of do ,
40 packages of teas, gunpowler, imperial ane
young hyson. of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, of different numbers
20 bags best and common coffee
SALT-Loose and in sacks
SPNES-Embracing pepper, alspice, ginger,
cloves, nutmegs, cinnamon, mace, sc.
SP~IRITS-French brandy, Holland sin' JAMAICA
Antigua, and New England rum.
WIYES-Msdeira, Lisbon, port, malaga &c';So"e
of them very low priced. c.,;,
DIES Indigo, copperas, madder, logwood' tus''c'
alum, sc
EPSON S.aLTY ofa superior quality
SNUFF-Leiper, Garrett, & Lor'llar's Maccsnan
P.iPER-Writing and wrapping; TOBACCO, s'sr o
mustard, cheese, fig blue, gunpowder, shot' par 'eau'
salt petre, sc. &C the whole ofwfich they
will sell, wholesale and retail, on ver' moderate terms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-03
Youuc l.aAies' Seminary.

ara ~RVAsHEARS begs leave respectfully 10 IN
firm the bali : of Alexandra, that ne WIZ o"
AIoad u. the 3ld instant. open a seminary TOT ue ~
s,rIcuon OF young ladies in the Following branches oil
Ttar,,nre. viz; Reading, penmanshlp, Arithmetic, En-
LIN ,r,nmar, Ancient and Modern Geography, HIS
sary. ancient and modern. Chronology, Use ct Maps
and Globes, Natural philosophy, Rhetoric Compost
lion. Book Keeping, Chemistry, Astronomy the use
full branches of Mathematics, and the La"n ana oreek
Languages. r n. u
In thus presenting himself before the public MT D.
hons. Sfe following remarks will be deemed pertinent:
Several years of Mr.. b 5 professional lie were Passeu
in large Academies, in which pupils OF both sexes Se
receiyed; and from observations which he was uiu'
.nabled 10 make, MIR. ID. is of opinion that the educs,,
finn of vounr ladies' has been too circumscrloea' IN
too much conHnedt 10 the ornamental branches, 10 u
snt elect of more important studies II ho' IN -
m, .ct 10 exclude the Polite Sciences; they VIII Nv ~
due courseof time, be Introduced under .e a1SP -
of the bles, profe ssors. The French, Spanish, anu
Italian Languages. Music. Drawing, Dancing, BEAU
work, &c. viii claim a proper share OF a'ten''oh'
Evrrv exertion will be made by the princiPai 70
rive his pupils a thorough knowledge OF their s,uu'es.
lie homes parents will be more gra;Ihed TO hhl' 'he"
Ja,rLters nere-ctIv acquainted with what they may
have rome over, than 10 have them hurried from study
to study in a superficial manner. ThegentIestm e'noos
win alwsys>be resorted to, TO enforce the Nu'es vi ue
Seminary; and the pupils will be encouraged 10 ue
exercise Of a proper attention to their STUDIES !.
monthly reports Of Improvement, behaviour, &c 10
afford parents an opportunity to Judge ofthc sivance'
ment of his scholars, Mr. b. will hold seml-anhus' pup
lie examinations, and will confer hand'or" = rewards Oh
the most distinguished.
The Seminary is situated on Prince street, between
Washington and ST. Asaph streets, at present useuo"
the sabbath by a branch of the Method,sts. On 'ne
completion of the new Church, which VII! PronSo,s &c
in the coufse of a month, Mr.. d. will furnish his semi
nary in a handsome and convenient manner. -,
Persons wishing 70 patronise this Institution, VIII
nlsase call at Mrs. Lucketts, King street. between
Water and Fairfax streets; or, after Monday' AZ 'ne
ssm;n,rv may a8-d5tSlaw3w