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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-12
Cemmi;ssiionsrs' Notice.

w E, having been duly appointed Commits
sloners to receive and examine the claims Of
the several creditors to the Estate of HENRY
PUTNAM, late of Western, in the County of
Worcester, deceased, represented insolvent, do
hereby give notice that six months from the
seventh day of December current, are allowed
to said creditors for bringing in their claims
and proving their debts and that we will at
tend, for that purpose. at the Store of Edmond
Mayo, IN said Western, on the sixteenth day of
May next, from enc to FIVE o'clock, afternoon.
EDMOND MAYO.
JOHN BURBANK.
Western Dee - 1890
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
l V seribsrs have been duly appointed Executors
of the last Will and Testament of DAVID
POlGNAND, late of Ian caster, in the County of
Worcester, deceased, and have taken upon them.
selves that trust by giving bonds as the law directs
All persons indebted to said Estate are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment; and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted are re-
quested to exhibit their demands for settlement.
SAMUEL PLANT
JOHN G. THURSTON.
Lancaster, Nov. is. 1890 SO
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From the Albanv Duily Advertiser.

In tone, style, and sentiment the following hn
are indeed of rare and surprising beauty
THE BELOVED.
Think not, beloved time can break
The spell around US cast
Or absence from my bosom takS
The memory of the past:
NV love is not that Silvery mist,
From summer blooms by Sunbeams kissed,
Too fugitive TO last
A fadeless flower, it still retains
The brightness of its early stains.
Nor burns it like the raging fire.
In tainted breast which CLOVIS;
All wild and thorny as the priar.
Without its opening rose
A gsnter, holier, love is mine,
Interchangeable and firm, while thine
Is pure as mountain SHOWS;
Nor yet has passion dared to breathe
spell DER Loves immortal wreath
And now, when grief has dimm'd thine eye,
And sickness made thee pale;
Th'nk'st thou could the mourner fly,
And leave thee to the gale
Oh no may all those dreams depart,
Hope sheds upon youthful heart,
II now my bosom fail ;
Or leave thee, when the storm comes on.
10 bear its turbulence alone.
The ivy round some lofty pile
Its twining tendril filings;
Though fled from thence be pleasure 3 smile
1t yet the fonder cings;
As lonelier still becomes the place,
The warmer is its fond embrace,
More firm its verdant rings;
As if it lov'd its shade to rear.
Ger one devoted to despair.
Thus shall my bosom cling to thine,
Unchanged by gliding yeaIs;
Through Fortunes rise, or her decline,
In sunshine or in tears;
And though between US oceans roll,
And rocks divide US, still my soul
Can feel no jealous fears,
Coniding in heart like thine
Loves ,oncontaminated shrine!
To me, though bathed in sorrows dew,
The desrer far art thou;
lov'd thee when thy woes were few,
And can alter now
That face, in joys bright hour was fair,
More beautiful since grief is there,
Though somewhat pale thy brow.
And be it mine 10 soothe the pain
Thus pressing on thy heart and braiz.
Yes, love my breast, at sorrows call
Shall tremble like thine own:
If from those eyes the tear-drops fall,
They shall not fall alone
Our souls, like heavens aerial bow,
Blend every light within their glow,
Of JOY sorrow known:
And grief, divided with thy heart
Were sweeter far than joy apart
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-12
Operations on The TEEN.

R: PARSONS, Surgeon. Dentist. informs
NJ the inhabitants Of Worcester that he has
removed to No; l6 Winter-street, in Boston.
nearly opposite his late residence, where he at.
tends TO al Operations on the Teeth. Ineor-
ruptiblc Mineral or Porcelain Teeth oF avorv
natural variety of shade and form, and ArtiG.
eiai Animal Teeth prepared in a peculiar and
improved manner by which their tendency n
decay while in the mouth is essentially lesscnsd.
Boston, Dec. 10. Oval
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FOR SALE,

nnra A T low price, and immediate
go "A possession given, two-story
~ Building, nearly new, with Cellar
lsSshEsssa4-. under the whole, situated very
pleasantly within few rods of Main street,
suitable for almost any kind of mechanical bust
ness, or with little expense would make con-
venient Dwelling House. Terms liberal. For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber at
Mr.. Fla gg's Bake House. If not sold soon, ii
will be to Let.
AUGUSTUS n. GODDARD.
Worcester, Dec Is. cost
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GER TIFTTd TES

Boston' Oet. 10, 1S30.-This certifies to whom
Il may concern, that Patterns Pile EIectuary and
oIntment has recently performed some Of the
my knowledge. For many years Mrs. Dextsr
has suffered with the piles m ore than any person
probably in this CITY, aAd it was net la the power
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GOOD BARGAINS.
Neao England Sheriff:

GkR, Digest of the duties of Civil Officers 4;
~ Sheriff, Tailor, Coroner, and Constable.
BENG compendium of the Laws of Massachu-
setts, with reference to those of Maine and
New Hampshire, upon those subjects, with CO.
R,ous forms. BY ISAAC GOODWIN, editor of the
Iown Officer. Just published by DORR 81
HOWLAND, Worcester, and RICHARD.
sON' LORD, d HOLBROOK, Boston.
WOICebLer, Oec. i. Gtr
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no BOON MAKERS.

TENHE subscriber having been appointed
Il Agent for the sale of the improvement in
measuring the foot and leg, and cutting leather
for Boots, under the patent of Capt Thomas
HOWE, invites those interested in that impor-
tant branch of the business to call at his SHOE
STORE, No. Goddards' Roso, and examine
the same, where sales will be made and all
information given relating thereto
SAMUEL B. SCOTT.
Worcester, Dec l. Am
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HOTEL TO LET.

rg TEVO BE LEASED, for one or
<1M "A more years, large new
ItsssR45a House, lately erected, and will be
lAlSlsgY completed and ready for occupan-
- cy by the first of January Next
situate near West Boston Bridge, in Cam
bridgeport. 1t contains upwards of 80 Rooms,
of different sizes, conforming to the wants of
such House, besides four or five Bathing
Rooms, where both fresh and salt water is car
ried in by aqueducts with accommodations
for warm or cold baths-the beet soft spring
water carried to various parts of the House in
ppes-larce Stables, and all necessary Out
Buildings, Yards, &c. The advantages of the
situation for business, and the accommoda-
tions of the House, are rarely surpassed by any
establishment of the kind. And for a man
competent to sHperintend and provide for sneh
a House, few opportunities can be found, which
offer SO productive a reward for exertion.-
Terms will be made reasonable to a satisfactory
occupant.
Also, three handsome now SHOPS, adjoining
the above, and intended for English Goods,
Hard Ware, Crockery, Shoe Store, or Cloth
ing Shop, all of which kinds Of business are
wanted in the placs, and will be found advan-
tageoHs situations.
Inquire of SKINNER & HURD, Charles,
town, or R. MAKEPEACE, near the premises.
Cambridge, Dec. Is. CIV
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office. Dee. 22, $780,
To the Wido1 and Heirs Of Ell CHApIx. late
of Worcester, IN said County, deceased, and to
all others concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear IF you
n see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tues
day in February next, at nine of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament of
said deceased should not be approved, and Let
tiers of Administration with the Will annexed
granted to Mr. Joseph Haynes of said Worcester;
and you will be heard thereon.
IN NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester, Dec. /.

~ At tho above Store will be found large
and fashionable assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES, of all kinds, manufactured by the sub
scriber, with variety Of other articles, usually
kept in his line, which will be sold on the most
liberal terms. SAMUEL b. SCOTT.
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Petersham and Beaver CLOTHS.

a NEW and superior article for outside
IN Garments; Blue 81 Brown CAMBLETS
and good assortment of BROAD. CLOTBS
C.4SSIMERES, and VESTINGS, with a varie,
" OF other articles, just received and for sale
at the very lowest prices, by
BROWN &c BRIGHAM,
,r DraporS and TaiLors.
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A FARM FOR, SALE.

SITUATED in the town of
fSSSaA ~ Oakham about one and a half
!!s!R mile from the Meeting House,
rMssAAaass& now occupied by Silas Read, Jr.,
containing about ninety acres of
Land, with decent House and Barn thereon.
The terms of payment, as follows ono, two,
three, four, or five years, with interest upon
the notes from time of taking possession. For
further particulars apply to the subscriber in
Shrewsbury. ISAIAH MUNROE.
Shrewsbury, Nov. 3. 3m44
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Dec II, 1850.
TO the HEIRS Of SILENCE FELTON,, late Of
Barre, IN said County, deceased, and 10 all others
concerned in the Estate of said deceased
GREETIEG.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
III seefO atthe Court of p robate to behoIdeu
at Barre, in said County, on the third Tues.
day in January next, at nine of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last viii and Testament OF
will be heard thereon.
So NATH'L. PAINE. J. HroG.
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UD Neao Hat and Cap Store.
JAMES S. KETTETT,

~ I'D ESPECTFULLY informs
~ Ma his friends and tho public,
- that he has taken a Store a few
80 ( rods south of the Worcester
E&ASA Bank, where he has on hand and
intends to keep Hats and Cans of
Va. .I SHAPES and qualities, from tho extreme
all times to sell the Is AZ
prices as 2sthinks cannot fail to suit purchas.
ers and "a proper attention to business. he
Is IN hopes 60 receive a part of tho public nal.
roAage. If Worcester L'i,, %
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Dec. "a, 1880.
To the Tidow and Heirs of .JEwETr b. DAR-
LING, late Of Winchendon, in said Cou,lty, de-
ceased and to aH others concerned IN The Esiate OF
said deceased, GREETINs.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see hO at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in February next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why License should not be
granted to sell and convey the whole or so much
OF the Real Estate of said deceased, as will raise
the sum of $3.50, for the payment of debts and
charges; and you will be heard thereon.
So" RATH'L. PAINE j. preh
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Oct. Q6, 1880.
To the Heirs Of SUSANNA BARLOw, late Of Hard.
wick Gore, said County, deceased, anAto all Others
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
III see fit the Court Of Probate to be holden
at Barre, in said County, on the third Tuesday
in January next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament of
said deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
52* NATH'E. PAINE = D.~b
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NJ the same time this man was sold another
a hnsband-was knocked off, The tears and AFRO.
mes OF his wife made such an impression on the
mind OF generous spectator, that he bought him
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You FoRGEr YOURSELF. A disannoirtoa an
thor, lndnlging in a vein of abuse against n
successful rival, exclaimed, ." He is, without
exception, the most superficial, self sufficient
Ignorant, shallow creature, that ever made anv
'pretensions to literature" Gently, INV dear
Sir" interrupted gentleman present, v0u
quite forget Yourself"
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BAsHFULSEss. Women who are tho least
Dashiul' are not unfrequently the most modest
ana we are never more deceived than when we
would inter any laxity of principle from that
Ifesaom OF demeanor. which often arises from
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WILLIAM B. FOX & co.

Six, Cotton, WOOllea, and Linen Dyers,
aye and Finish, in the best manner, La
~ dies and Gentemen's Garments of every
description. Also, Card WOOL and Dress
CUSTOM CLOTH
&C. GEORGE N. RICE is Agent, where
Goods will be received and delivered.
Worcester, Oct 6. e4w
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GEO. PERRIN s CO.

"AvE just received, and for sale, large
q II assortment of
III. GOODS and GROCERIES.
Also, on hand, English and Domestic Goods,
China, Crockery and Glass Ware, Stone and
Brown Earthen Ware, Nails, Glass, largo BIZ
bles, School Books, Sc. &s.
Worcester, Dec. 10. ep3tee3t
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-08-27

Cornsy phslas, i. 'ud be snly manners IN
ys to take the dooden out O. yer teeth,
and the lady TO tho forc ] remember
when ys'd take it out before me--why
not !-&he day ye married mo. dacency
ana dacent blood entered yer barrack oi
u house, and made Il what il is, the mos,
c:rd;table inn 10 the country. Peggy
Kelley, .ys're a handy girl, jump up, n
Store, on the raners, and cut respecta-
HE piece Of baceh of the best end Of the
'f:itch-asy-asy, mind the hole in tho
wall, where tho black hen is sitting
shere, Just look 10, for Tn thinking tho
.aickcus ought to be out Tomorrow or
mex, day. Larry, ye stricken devil
-i.ave ye nothing to do, that yc stand chuck
an the doorway 7 are ye takin' pattern by
Yer masters idleness-hc that does moth
~ from movnin' till night hut drink whis-
la<sy, smoke, sleep sleep, smoke, and
drink whiskey !--Oh but the very heart
within me is breakin' fairly with the troub
1e-bad cess to ye all !-there's the
prats'es boilm' mad, and the beef !-Fll
rid the place ofthe whole clan of ye-for
IT'S head, hands, and eyes, I'm to the en-
tire house, ye crew. SC. &c. And the
eloquent hurley lady sprang with the awk-
ward velocity Of steam carriage, to-
wards tho fireplace, oversetting every
thing in her way, to ascertain how culi-
nary affairs we're proceeding in two large
!; IN vesssls, round which the witches in
Macbeth might have danced with perfect
g'ee--so deep, and dark, and fitting, did
Troy seem for all the purpoes Of incanta-
tiuu."
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-08-27

Zsun jN..s:ag-BaisEoI. The annu-
al Town Meeting for the choice Of Rep
rsssntatives to Congress, Representatives
to the General Assembly, Commission
ers Of the ASYLUM, and for the transact.
Ion Of other business, will be held at the
State House in Bristol, on Tuesday next,
commencing at 2 o'clock, P. M.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-08-27

Mormonism, called in the Philsd. Ga
zette, the "Incntal Cholera Morbus. -
has seized upon an:editor, w. w. PHELPS.
late ofths Ontario N. Y. Phenix, m an
;i-masonic-paper, who has become one Of
the golden bible pilgrims, been ordained
an elder, and commissioned TO preach.
Miss Harriet Livermore wss to ode
liver hcr testimonyto Mariners" At the
Eassburn Bethel Philp6oIphis, La. Sun.
day.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-08-27

The appointments Of Gen. Geo. B.
Porter, OF Pennsylvania, Governor of
Michigan, and ofLucius Lyon, Of Michi-
gan, U. S. Commissioner 70 fix the line Of
Illinois, ure officially announced.
A person who purchased French calf
skins, in Philadelphia, at arst pronounced
to be very superior, now says they prove
VASTLY inferior to many tanned IN tho Uni
ted States. ~
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ELECTION.

ressntativss to the aad Congress, will
take place. Although no open opposit.
ion is yet made to the gentlemen, who
have been nominated by the National
Republican Convention, we have reason
to believe that no expcdient, which can
be resorted to, to defeat their election,
will remain untried by the Jackson par
ty. Ifit is possible, which we hope is NOS
the case, to defeat the election of these
able men, by taking the advantage OF the
general opinion Of security, which the
well disposed may entertain, the consum-
nation Of such an event would not only
completely oppose the wishes Of the ma-
iority, but would bring shame and dis
grace upon the State. Who that has
read the rec ert disclosures at Washing
ton, would not, in such an event, blush
for the honor orthe State Who that
has made the lea:t observation Of The tai
ents aud usefulness Of our two represen-
tatives, would not at once acknowledge
that the honor Of the State was wounded.
and that baseness and ingrutiude as we'll
as dcsertion Of her best interest, was at
trbutable to the people
No man that has read the brilliant
speeches Of Mr. Burgess, and has a soul
to be reused by eloquence, a judgment
to discern splendor Of diction, or a taste
to appreciate its beauties, can remain in
sensible to the high advantage of having
such man to represent the State in the
councils Of the nation. His is the elo-
quence Of a Scholar, Statesman, and a
Patriot-he has been tried, proved and
not found wanting. Alike distinguished
for perseverance, political integrity and
lofty grade Of talent, he is elevated in tho
eyes Of the nation among the noblest of
her patriots and the most accomplished Of
her statesmen. And were there no 9TH
er motive than that Of manifesting our ap-
proval Of such q man, to prompt us TO act,
there ought not to be a man, who holds
the right to vote, absent from the polls on
the day Of election.
But while we admire and would render
the due need ofpraise to one Of our Rep
resentatives, we ought not to pass over in
silence the less brilliant but equally use
ful qualities Of the other. Mr.. Pearce
has been a useful member Of the House
of Representatives, and has faithfully rep
resented and greatly promoted, the iuter-
est Of his constituents. The state has
many monuments Of his industry and use
fnlness. He has accomplished his plans
for the promotion Of our interest, even a.
gainst opposition, which would have baf-
fled and defeated ordinary patience and
perseverance. We cannot therefore, il
we regard our honor, refese our suffrage
to such man.
Finally, we say it is the interest and
the duty Of every citizen, to use all his in
fuence to retain the valuable services Of
these useful men-of this we hope the peo
pie will be convinced, and manifest their
conviction by general vote for IRIS
TAM burgess and DUTEE ].
PEARCE, on ~TUESDaYNEXT.
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One or two riots occurred between the
laborers on the rail road at Newmarket
Md. and some negroes last week, which
was finally quietcd, although several per.
sons were wounded, one or two it is tho,
MORALLY Rev. Mr.. M'EIroy, and c.
W. Viewer, Esq. were chiefly instrument.
al in restoring peace. |'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Societies
are established in every county in Penn
sylvsnia, and are 80 well organized, as to
produce the happiest results. Their in
fuence is perceptble every where. The
work Of reformation among the laboring
classes Of ofsociety, is most conspicuous
drunken man is looked upon in many parts
ofthe state, as an outcast frsm society
deserted by his former associates, he is
compelled to qusff the bowl in solitude,
and suffer himself to be pointed at by the
finger Of scorn, or to reform.
A report Of the Georgetown Temper.
ance Society in Lower Canada states
that the annual consumption of arden,
spirits, in that town and vicinity, has fall.
en-, within the short space of three years
5000 gallons to 800; and all the vender.
have abandoned the sale except one.
The contracts now offered for the grad.
ing Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail road
include entire abstinence from, ardent spirits
The Mohawk and Hudson rail road
has been nearly completed, and most o
the sections without strong drink--a per.
son residing on the line during the pro-
gress Of the work, could readily distin.
guish, by the general appearance of the
Iaborers, where the poison was or was
not dealt out. 1t 10 hoped that in the cor
tracts now about to be given sar the Sara.
toga rail road that the. condition will be
inserted Of abstinence from Spirits
Should It be, the work will be better done
the Iaborers enjoy better health-save
their money, and render the district peace
able on the line Of the road.-.aDaa,
Daily Advertiser.
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On Sunday and Monday Of last week,
the greatest rain recollected for half a
century fell about King William co. Va:
mill dams Of 100 years standing, out
houses, wheat stacks and fences were
washed away. .
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In the printed forms which have been
made in England, to be used by the off,
GERS appointed to take the population re-
turns, certain intcrrogatories are set d ~n,
which, il invariably proposed, must some
times produce ludicrous answers. A wri-
ter in a late English provincial paper
makes himself merry by anticipating some
OF these difficulties. Are all these
children your own" says the censor to
one. They are all my wife's, gentle
men," answers the good man ofthe house.
=" How many children have you more
than twenty, mu'am :" says the new Of
fetal to the mother Of large family
d" La sir, replies she, " I've only fifteen
besides three that are dead" So, you
have only "a single servant, then?" to a
mother. We have only one, sir, but
she's not single, she's married." Do
you keep man in the house 7" to faith
er who hus daughter in love against his
consent. ".No, sir, but wish l could
keep one out of it," Are you the mas
ter Of this house 20 to henpecked hus-
baud. =" Nor. sir, replies he, }" Pm only
the landlord, my wife's the master"
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FROM THE PRovIpsNcE JOURNAL.

PROM THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL.
Mr.. Editor:
SIR-Permit me, through the medium
nj your paper, to suggest the proprie'y Of
che chartered Companies calling q meet
iag Of the Military in general, to adopt
sach resolutions ~ may he deemed prop
er to present to the Hon. General Assem-
bly, 1t their next session.
MILITARY.