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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-12

GEORGIA AND THE CHERoKEEs. The
following extract of letter from gentle
man in Georgia, to his friend in Phladel-
phia, we copy from Poulson's Gazette.
"A few days since a detachment of the
Georgia Guard came upen harmless In
dian who they supposed had been digging
for gold, fired at him, and severely wounded
him. The ball heard entered the thigh,
pretty high, ranged along the bone, add
was extricated near the knee. And this,
sir, was done, after Judge Clayton, presld-
ing over the Superior Court Of one of the
Circuits of this State, had decided that the
lands belong to the Cherokees as well as
their gold mines, and that 30 much of The
Act of the Legislature as provided for the
organization of this Guard, and the protec-
ton of the mines in the Indian country,
was unconstitutional, and had set at liberty
an Indian brought up for trial charged with
digging gold"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-12

WIN. RAMSEY, Menaher of Congress from
a1se,ssnsylvania, died at Carlisle, (Ponn) on the
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THE FREE TRADE CONVENTION. This
convention on Friday evening adjourned
sane die An address to the people of the
United States reported by Mr.. BeIrien was
adopted without amendment by a vote of
l5S to 20. The motion of Mr.. Gallatin to
amend it by striking out the par. which ar
CUES the unc onstitutionality of Tariff Laws
for protection, was negatived by vote 80
to I49.
A "federal committee" of one member
from each State represented in the conven-
ton, Mr.. Gallatin being chairman, was ap-
pointed for the purpose of preparing me-
mortal to Congress, and with power to APP
point subcommittee to carry their memo
rial to congress, and to attend personally to
urge its recommendations. twas resolved
that time should be allowed the committee
for drawing up the memorial, and that they
should be entrusted with drawing it up, and
presenting it without submitting it to the
onvention.-BoSton Advertiser.
MARYLAND ELECTION. Five National
Republican candidates are chosen to Con-
gress, viz, Messrs..W ashington, Semmes,
Jenifer, Spence, and Kerr, and four Jack
son men, viz. Messrs. Thomas, Howard,
Warrington and Mitchell. In the last
delegation to Congress the National Re-
publicans had but three members. OF del
egates in the State Legislature, the whole
number being so, the Baltimore Chronicle
reports "a National Republicans, and Is
Jackson men, as ascertained to have been
chosen. The result of this election is more
decisively in favor of the National Repub-
lican party than the recent election in Sep
TENDER.
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VERMONT. Another unsuccessful at
tempt was made on Monday of last week to
elect member of Congress in the fourth
district. In the towns heard from Mr., Bal
ley had 1896 votes, Mr.. Allen 27O8, Mr.. Ga
lusha 1850, and there was 81 scattering.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-12

SLAVE lSsURREcTIoN. The inhabitants
on the Eastern shore of Maryland are in
great CONSERVATION in consequence of a
Threatened Instruction among the blacks.
Patrols are established and the military are
out and IN readiness to put down the insur-
gents in the most exemplary manner as
soon as they are discovered. Six slaves
armed and equipped for the horrible con-
hlct have been arrested and committed TO
prison for trial.-Proridenc Journal.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-12

ECONOMY AND REFORM. The cost of
the mission to Russia is thus stated and adj
ded up in the -" Boston Courier" and we
suppose that it is nearly correct-ifthe sal
arY and Unfit be allowed
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-12

In the arrivals It Norfolk, Va, via the Dismal
Scamp Canal, 10, mentioned the schr. Cold
Souse, from Lii 0 Alligator, N. c.. with shin
giles, faxseed an, ibesswax. They have rare
tasto for names in that quarter.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-12

SHARK. On Friday afternoon, while a
lad was fishing in Il small boat in the outer
harbor of Newport, his boat was attacked
I'm a most ferocious manner by Shark
Alter the first attack, the Shark jumped
from the ocean into the boat which from its
hounclng he would have sunk, had not
another boat near at hand, come to the re-
lief of the boy. With great difficulty the
sen monster was killed. He measured
eight feet in length, was of the most fero-
cious kind Of sharks called by mariners
man eater. He weighed between three and
four hundred.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-12

A PROBATE Court viii be holden at
IEMpLEroN on Tuesday next, the 18th inst.
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To the above should be added another
half years salary, $4,000, making round
sum of Sill, 500 for ten days services of
crazy politician, paid by our economical pet
ticoat administration, in order to get him
out of their way. Should the same party
ever succeed in gaining the ascendency in
this State, we may expect tie see our State
expenditures graduated upon the same mag
nifcent scale
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George T. Rice, Ichabod Washburn, and
). M. Earle, were appointed by the meeting
In this town on Saturday evening, to attend
the Convention to be holden in Boston, to-
morrow, by the friends of the Agricultural,
Mechanical, Commercial, and Manufactur-
ing interests of the Country.
We understand that Moses Plympton,
Esq, was appointed by meeting at South
bridge, for the same purpose.
o. The length of the proceedings and
address of the National Republican Con-
vention. which we received at late hour,
has excluded some remarks of our own on
the subject of the approaching election, to-
gether with Communication on the sub
ject of Republic of Nations" The lat
ter will appear next week.
The address above mentioned, and the
seco nd number on the Jackson Convention,
FROM the bingham Gazette, should be at
ten lively read by every citizen, who values
the welfare Of the State, and is DESTROYS Of
PR smoting it. I4
A PROBATE CoURr will be holden at
I'EMPLEToN on Tuesday next, the 18th inst.
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WOOL CARDED

FOR 80 CENTS PER POUND.
II THE subscriber tenders his thanks to his
Il customers for the patronage he has re-
ceived of them. He would not say to them
that unless they pay him on taking away their
Wool, he shall charge them 90 per cent extra;
neither would he say TO those of them who have
not the means of keeping large focks, (and
consequently want but few lbs. Of Wool card
ED that he is disposed to charge them more
than he does others, but would say TO one and
all that he still continues to Card Custom Wool,
and should be happy to Oil and Card then
Wool in the best manner for 81 cents per h.
and wait on them one year for his pay, if de-
sired. LEWIS THAYER.
New Worcester, June s. cp3weotf
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COMPOUND CHLORINE
TOOTH WASH.

For Cleaning and Preserving The Teeth and
Cleansing the Mouth.
Vile Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash
n etfectually ceanses the Teeth and will an
swer the purposes of the best dentirice 1t con-
taIns no acid or any Ingredient which can in any
case De injurious 1t will also be found to keen, the
brush itself free from all impurities. 1t kas the
further advantage OF cleansing the mouth also j;
aud OF removing whatever is offensive in the
breath. II hardens the gums, and is a valuable
remedy Tor tho canker or soreness of the mouth,
In line 1t preserves the teeth and mouth in ali
respects in clean and healthy condition. 1t is
agreeable to the taste. Gentlemen who are in
the habit of using tobacco, will find that the tooth
wash will speedily remove all the effects of IL from
the mouth
nat the public may rest assured of the very
sanitary effects OF this composition the following
recommendations which have been received BY
Lowe Reed, Proprietors, are submitted.
FROM Z. II. Stedimap, ~. D.-U. S. Marine
Hospital, .hareh Q, 1851. Having examined and
employed the Chlorine Tooth Powder prepared
by you ieei happy to say that | am fully con.
Unced OF ITS utility in diseases of the teeth and
gums and with this view cheerfullv recommend
it TO the attention Ofthe public. C. ii. SrEDMAN.
From D. H. Mn'tieF, NJ. ID. Boston. March
~ 1891: have used your Compound Chlorine
Iooth Wash and find it an excellent article for re-
moving the ietld breath from decay ed teeth, and
also IN restoring the gums when spongy. to per-
fect hesth. On using it in the evening, it VIII
preserve sweet and pleasant taste in the mouth
during the whole night. l have prescribed it in
diseases oeeasioned by mercurials, and find it ex-
GELS all other remedies in restoring the mouth to
healthy state, in short time. S. A. SHUnTLEFr.
From ), IL. FHnt, H. d. Boston, March I6,
1881. have administered the Compound Chic.
rlnc Tooth Wash you were good enough to put
INTO my hands, and at your request am very will.
ing to say, that the result of my little experience
confirms the opinion had formed of it from a
knowledge OF its composition | believe it to be
an ingenious, agreeable, and efficacious prepare.
ton Tor preventing the offensive effects Of depray-
ed secretlons in the mouth, and for invigorating
and preserving the gums. JOSH. b. FLINT.
From J, ". Webster, Nj. d.. Ervinr Profes.
sOr Of Chemistry in HARVARD Unisersiy. Har-
ward University, Cambridge, March IA, 1881.
have examined the Compound Chlorine Tooth
Wash. received from you, aud have no hesitation
In stating my belief that it will answer the pur-
pose for which you have compounded it. have
discovered in it no ingredient which can prove
injurious to the teeth. j. w. WEBSTER.
~ Other recommendations may be found on
the wrapper to each bottle. Price so cents per
Bottle.
81 Sold in Worcester by JOHN COE and
JAMES GREEN & co. April 81.
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.Me,pton's Cathartic Pills.

A N excellent and convenient family Ply
IN sic, is thorough yet very mild in its opera
ton, is consequently an excellent Cathartic for
weak constitutions and persons in debilitat-
ed state, and in all common cases where a
cathartic is necessary is equal to any in use.
These medicines are prepared with great care
from the best materials, and warranted good.
Price 25 cents.
u For sale by JAMES GREEN & CO,
Worcester; Geo. w. Kimball, West Boylston
Otis West, Sterling Geo. II. Hills g. Co. and
II. Allen, Leominster J. Lathrop, Westboro';
and VIM. c. Simpson 81 Co., wholesale agents,
Nos: 3 and South sido Faneuil Hall, Boston.
May Is. eow3m
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NOTICE.

VENHE subscribers have formed copartner.
IL ship, and will continue the Iron Foundry
and Mercantile Business, formerly conducted
by Messrs. Hyde, Grant, & White, under the
firm of
HYDE, CONVERSE, & CO.,
and will keep constantly in operation, their
BLAST AND CUPoLA FURNACES. Every attsn-
ton will be paid to orders for Machinery and
other Castings, and executed with despatch
They hope to merit and receive a continuance
of the patronage conferred on their predeces-
sors. The friends and former customers of
Messrs. H. G. & w. are particularly requested
to continue their favors.
ALVAN HYDE.
ELIAB A CONVERSE.
DAVID ROCKWELL
Stafford, (Ct.l March !, 1881. ep3wlewoolO
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Blackstone Canal TranspOrta-
ton.
UNION LINE


VHNHE subscribers, successors to the " Prov
- idence and Worcester Canal Boat Com
pany," whose business has heretofore been con.
Quoted by WILDER Kelly and Horace Buffum,
will commence running, as soon as the Canal
is navigable, Line of Boats, for the transpor.
tation Of Goods, between Providence and Wor-
cester, and the intermediate places.
A Boat will leave Providence every Monday,
Wednesday, and Saturday, for Worcester, and
oftener freight should offer The subscribers
have large and commodious Store Houses at
the Basin, in Providence, and the upper Basin,
in Worcester, where Goods that have been, or
are to be, transported, can be stored any rea.
sonable length of time, free of expense and
our arrangements in other respects, are such,
that we can say, with perfect confidence, that
those who may favor us with their business,
may rest assured of its being done in salts
factory manner.
GT All Goods consigned to s. R. JACK
SON, Providence, or HAMMOND HOWE,
Worcester, will be forwarded with despatch,
and any Goods transported down the Canal for
shipping, will be forwarded free of charge.
HOWE, JACKSON, & co.
March 10. eotf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-15
n CURE FOR THE
FEVER AND AGUE.

Dr.. HeUes's celebrated FeUer & .4gue Drops.
TENHIS MEDICINE has cured thousands.
M 1t is safe and certain cure for that com.
plant. 1t may be taken at any time when the
symptoms first appear, to keep off the cold chlls
The proprietor and inventor of this valuable
medicine assures the public, that it is composed
from the vegetable kingdom altogether, and a
child may take it with perfect safety. A table
spoonful is a dose for an adult and it is to be
taken every half hour. Il needs no certii Gates:
only try it, and it will do more than can be told
you. will inform the public of a case which did
occur last summer at Charleston, Is. CO.
Mr.. William J. CtaPb,-Having had on my
Plantation, for very long time, fine young fe.
low who was affected with the Fever and que at
sundry times, more particularly in the summer
months, | was inducedto purchase bottle Of
lhis Med cine, when was at your city, of you
He was unable to dress himself for long time,
and by the application of two bottles, he was re.
stored to his usual vigor and health, and still re.
mains the same. You are at liberty to make
what use you please of this communication, as I
think it a duty owe to mankind to give you this
testimony in favor of so valuable medicine.
WILLIAM COCHRAN.
or Prepared by WILLIAM J. CLAPP, pro.
prietnr, No. az Salem.street, Boston.
April 6. eoly
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NOTICE.

YWNHE subscriber informs the public, that he
n has taken the FURN.A GE formerly occu.
pied by SUMNER SMITH, (nea7 Etijah Burbank's
Paper MiitS,) which he will keep in CONSTANT
RLAsr, with differentiation to give satisfaction
to Machinsts and all others who may favor him
with their custom Patterns may be had at the
Furnace, or made to order at short notice.
~ Orders will receive immediate attention.
and may be left at the Store of d. HAYWOOD.
JOEL WEBER.
Worcester, Jan. H. tf
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HITCHCOCK's .NEWLY INVENTED
S u FF.

NOR the bsoute relief and cure of
Il Catarrh, Dizziness Of the Head Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness. In.
tants troubled with snufles. 1t is an immediate
relief 1t is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks of palsy, especially in elderly people, the
ht having often been protracted for years.
Ample directions accompany each bottle.
Or The public arc cautioned against bnrchas
ing spurious kinds Of the above Snuff The gen.
nine is for sale in WOrcester By EDWARD
LAMB. Price 25 cents per bottle; S2,25 Der
Dozen. eO5m April g.
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WINE BITTERS.

INVENTIONS Jaundice Wine Bitters, or
" Elixer of Health. This medicine is rec
commended, as very eficacious in all Bilious
and Liver Complaints, Jaundice, want of
Appetite, Costiveness, Indigestion and Diar-
rhea. To cure the above diseases when cura-
BILE, and to relieve them when incurabe bet
ter medicine, it is thought, cannot be found.
Price 25 cenLs per boz.
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DRUGS, PAINTS, &c.
1000 LBS LBS C. Gun q !. Arabic ee, c,,mn,o.
1000 lbs. Salt Petre,
300 Oil of Peppermint,
300 " % of Lavender,
100 d" of Lemon,
300 4" of Rosemary,
70 tonA Glauber Salts,
25 bbls. EPSON /"
5000 lbs. Sal Eratus,
1000 " SIENNA,
1900 Arrow Root,
20 gross White Castor Oil Bottles,
10 bbls. superior Castor Oil,
10 eases calcined Magnesia,
hid. F" London,
rs bales Corks,
20 jars Carbonate of Ammonia,
cases of Rhubarb,
" Jalap,
Turkey Opium,
2 casks Eng. Refined Sal Ammoniac,
rs gross Pocket Lights,
500 lbs WATERS,
1000 Regulus Of Anthony,
SO doE. French Cologne,
2 cases Phosphorus,
100 ounces Lunar Caustic,
$50 Sulphate Quinine,
$50 barrels and boxes assorted Phials,
300 lbs Powdered Colocynth,
20 stands Burgundy Pitch,
80 gross Court Plaster,
40 HARLEM Oil,
800 lbs. Impure Carbonate Of Lime,
500 ounces Flowers Benzoin,
3gross Croton Oil,
80 doz. White Plaster Skins,
1000 lbs. Carbonate of Soda,
Ceases Tartaric Acid,
6 I" Rochelle Salts,
Prussian Blue,
rs tons Dry and Ground White Lead,
cases Chrome Yellow,
tons Read Lead,
los gals Coach Yarnish,
1900 lbs. Bengal Indigo,
300 bbls Ground Dye Woods,
50 boxes Willianss Essence Spruce.
800 lbs. Powdered White Arsenic,
500 bags Tameric,
With full assortment of MEDICINES,
P.4INTS, and DYE-STUFFS,-for sale by
LOWE & REED, Druggists and Importers
IF Engls and French Drugs, No. Ill State
street, Boston. eow3m April 90.
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W. l. GOODS, sc.
BENZ. BUTMAN & co

OFFER for sale, now on hand and receiving
~ via. the Canal
25 hhds. heavy retailing Molasses,
3 tierees Sugar House do.
90 hhds. N. Orleans and WI Sugar,
13 boxes prime White Il Brown Havana do.
10 do. Phlad Loaf and Lump do.
IS chests prime Souchong Tea,
5 do. Hyson ard Young Hyson do.
a5 bags Coffee,
3 casks Rice,
20 bbs. superfne Howard-st. and Genesee
Flour,
2 pipes Old Sicily Wine,
] do. do. Port do.
80 bbls. and half.bbls. No. and 2 Mackerel,
40 bags fine Salt,
100 casks Nails, Spikes and Brads, assorted,
.4tSo, few casks Herds Grass and Clover
Seed, &c &c. IF April 10.
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NEW GOODS.
JOHN G.. THURSTON

AS just received from Boston and New
Il u York, very large and complete assort-
ment of new and seasonable Goods,-among
which are Plain and Changeable Silks; Silk
Hose; Fancy Silk and Gsuze Handkerchiefs ];
Linens; Laces; Muslins; Belgium Cling CHAINS
Plain, Corded, and Plaid do; Cahcoes; Gloves;
Mittsj Cambrics; Drllings; Woollens, &c
with a greater variety of Goods
than can be found at any other Store in this vi
cinlty, and will be sold at very low prices, for
cash or credit CIV Lancaster, May l8.
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COnortnership Formed.

FENHE subscribers have formed a connection
IL in business under the name ard style of
FLETCHER & HAYWARD, and have taken
Store No 2 Indla-street, where they offer for
sale large assortment of PAINTS, DRUGS,
and DYE-STUFFS, on the most favorable
terms. OLIVER FLETCHER.
JOSHUA H. HAYWARD.
Boston, April a, 1881. 6ml5
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IMPORTED BULL.

VHNhE Imported Bull Wye Comet, of the i'm.
-M proved Durham Short Horned Breed, from
rowell,s Stock of Philadelphia, will stand for
COWS the ensuing season at the Stables Of
Col. Il. Converse and S. s. & |. B. Wood, in
New Braintree The above Animal will be 3
years old in November next His weight is
l9O0 pounds, and for symmetry Of form he is
onrivaled in the State.
Terms, So for single Cow; any gentleman
or association Of gentlemen furnishing IL Cows,
are referred to the above gentlemen for terms
ROBERT M. Able.
N. B. For further particulars see hand bills.
May 25 ewt
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Wool Cdrded for 4 cts. per ID.

"M. b. FOX & CO. continue TO card Gus.
w tom Wool in the best manner Will for
Cash, on delivery of the Wool, Oil and Card
for cts. per h., for lots over 10 lbs under 10
lbs, cents. One cent extra if charged.
Worcester, June l. eop9m
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VALUABLE
Water PO,Uer, Mills, &c.


go IL ter-Power, Mills, and tracts
.lliRsR of Land, Buildings, SC, situated
MAelE2 in the town of Kennebunk, (Me.)
25 miles east of Dover, on the Post
Road to Portland, consisting of the whole OF
the Water-P Power of the Moussum River, at
said town excepting only hafa Grst Mill)
There are about So acres of Land of the best
quality on the eastern, and 50 acres on the
western side of said river, with all the improve
ments and advantages thereto belonging; con-
Bisting of one small Factory, ready to receive
machinery, two Dwelling Houses, number of
Barns, Blacksmith's Shop, one Saw Mill, one
Pulling Mill, half Grist Mill, and other i'm
provements. The place is in the heart of the
town, includes two Dams nearly new, and with
Il very small expense the water can be convey
ed from the upper Dam along a natural level,
so as to give about "a feet fall, in a suitable
place for Factories to be erected, and within
few rods of tide water. The river is remarka-
BILE for affording regular supply Of water when
others fail, derived partly from numerous springs
in its course, and partly from large pond in
the interior. There is abundance of Clay for
Bricks on the place, and Wood also 1t is an
excellent neighborhood, and labor of all kinds
and building materials are cheap.
About FIVE miles above the town, at what is
called the Great Falls, is also offered for sale
the whole Water Power of said river, where
dam can be made at a very small expense, and
the fall is very great; with this is also large
tract of Land. The Estates will be sold a
great bargain, together or separately, to any
who wish such property, and the terms Of pay
ment be made easy.
For further information apply to WILLIAM
E. HACKER, Salem, (Mass.) or NATHAN
4EL JEFFERDS, Kennebunk, (Me.)
mo. 20. #3m
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EPMbic Attention.!

rs most respectfully solicited by the sub
H. scriber, to an Invaluable Preparation, the
merits of which have been tested by time, aud
are sustained by undoubted testimony.