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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-27
From Blackarood's Magazine.
TO MY BARE


There is no sound upon the night
As, by the shaded lamp, ! trace
My babe, IN infant beauty bright.
The changes of thy sleeping face.
Hallowed for ever be the hour
10 us, throughout all time to come,
Which gave US thea living flower
10 bless and beautify our home.
Thy presence is charm, which wakes
A new creation to my sight;
Gives life another look and makes
The wither'G green, the faded bright.
Pure as the lily of the brook.
Heavens signet on thy forehead lies,
And heaven is read in every look,
MY daughter, of tiny soft blue eyes.
In sleep thy little spirit seems
To some bright realm to wander back.
And seraphs, minging with thy dreams
Allure thee to their shining track.
Already like vernal flower
lsee thee opening to the light,
And day by day, and hour by hour,
Becoming more dvinely bright.
Yet in my gadness stirs sigh,
EVen Tor the blessing Of thy birth
knowing how sins and sorrows try
Mankind, and darken DER the earth
An, ilttle dost thou ween. my child,
The dangers of the way before.
How rocks IN every path are piled,
winch few unframed can Chamber DER.
Sweet bud Of beauty how oft wilt thou
Endure the bitter tempest's strife
onaii thy blue eyes be dimmd--thy brow
lndented by the cares of life I
Ii years are spared to thec-alas
IL may be-ah it must be so;
For all that live and breathe, the glass
which must be quaf'd, is drug'd with woe
Yet ah ifprayers could aught avail.
so calm thy skies of life shouldst be,
That thou shouldst glide beneath the sail
vi virtue on stormless sea;
And ever on thy thoughts, my child,
The sacred truth should be impressd-
Grlet clouds the soul TO sin beguil al
Who liveth best, God loYeth best.
Across thy path, Religions star
Should ever shed its healing ray,
To lead thee from this worlds vain jar,
10 scenes of peace and purer day.
Shun Vice, the breath Of her abode
lsposoned, though with roses strown;
And cling to Virtue, though the road
DO thorny-boldly travel on
For thee ask not riches-thou
Vert wealthy with spotless name
ask not beauty-for thy brow
Is fair as my desires could claim.
BE thine spirit loathng guilt,
Mind, independent, pure, and free;
Be like thy niother--and thou wilt
Be all my soul desires to see
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-27
COMPOUND CHLORINE
TOOTH WASH

for Cleaning and Preserving the Teeth ana
Cleansing the Mouth.
VIE Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash
- fuectually cleanses the Teeth, and will an.
s~er NE purposes of the best dentiirice. IL con.
'a'"s no acltI or any ingredient which can in any
ease 2 injurious 1t will also be found to keen The
orushltself Tree from al impurities. 1t has the
'ur.her advantage of cleansing The mouth also
ana Ct removing whatever is offensive in The
oreait' IL hardens the gums, and is a valuable
! remedy Tor the cahker or soreness of the mouth.
III hne IL preserves the teeth and mouth in ,,II
rFspecs III clean aud healthy condition. IL il
aSreeshe 10 the taste. Gentlemen who are in
the hsolt OF using tobacco, will find that the tooth
wash vii speedily remove all the effects of il from,
the moIth. " " '''i
Thai the public may rest assured of the xer,
sautar, effects OF this composition the following
recomaendations which have been received by
Lowe Reed, Proprietors, are submitted.
>, from Z. n. Stedniaa. III D-U. s. Marine
H'sPitd, .Harch9, 1851. Having examined and
employee the Chlorine Tooth Powder, prepared
by you. feel happy to say that am fully con-
"nced its utility in diseases of the teeth and
gums ant with this view cheertuiiv recomme nd
II 10 The ttentlon ofthe public. G. II. STEDMAN.
from . H. Murlef, NJ. d. Boston. March
H.. ~ DOL; have used your Compound Chlorine
looth lsh and find it an excellent article for re-
moving the fetid breath from decay ed teeth, and
Isl " feitorin5 the gums when spongy. to per-
rect hesiH. On using it in the evening, it will
preserve asweet and pleasant taste in die mou h
during the whole night. | have prescribed it in
diseases accustomed by mercurials, and find it ex.
ce's all other remedies in restoring the mouth to
healthy state, in short time. S. A. SHURrLEFF.
from j. B. Flint, ii. D. Boston, NJ arch I6,
1901: have administered the Compound Chic.
iine Tooth Wash YOU were good enough to put
ihto 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.
1n Tor preventing the offensive effects Of depray-
ed secretons IN the mouth, and for in,igorating
any ppreSer',ng the gums. JOSH. b. FLINT
FROM, W Webster. NJ. d.. Erpinp PROBES.
sorof Chemistry in Harvard Unipersiy. Har-
Yau University, Cambridge, March IA. 1851. |
haze examined the Compound Chlorine Tooth
n'sh' received from you, and have no hesitation
in stating nay belief that it will answer the pur-
pose tor which you have compounded it have
discovered in it no ingredient which can prove
'"Wllous 10 the teeth. j. W. WEBsTER.
Other recommendations NAV be found on
the wrapper to each bottle. Price so cents Per
Bcttle.
Sold in Forester by JOHN CoE and
on,lEo t1NfEN N co. April o..
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Mrs. II. M. WeIs's .Hcademy.

TENtlE First Term Of this School will com.
IL mence for the reception of Young Ladies,
in Worcester, on MoSDAY, the first Of august
b neat Instruction will be given in the English
studies generally; in the French and Latin
Languages; in Music, Drawing, and Painting
English Studies, per Quarter, 81
Latin, 3
French, 3
Music, 10
Drawing and Painting, Water Colors, 5
Imitation Porcelain Painting, 4
Painting, (Honfeur style) 4
Board, per week, 9
Mrs. Wells has liberty 10 refer to His Excel
lnncy, Gov. LINCOLN, and to THos. KINNIcUrr,
Esq, Worcester; in Boston, to Rev. J. PIER
POINT, Dr. JOHN RANDALL, DR.. JAMES JACK
son, and CHARLES TAPPAN, Esq.
Worcester, July 49, 6w
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A southern editor Expresses wish that the
remitfaat bilious fersr, may prevail more gen
orally among his subscribers.
We wish this fever was prevalent here, i
would give us SO much pleasure in furnishing
receipts for its cure l-Portland .Adp.
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BE 1T KNOWN

TENO all persons, whose names are borne on
III the Textbook in the town of Worcester,
for the year 1881, including all the Parishes,
that discount of per cent will oe made, to
each individual, who shall pay his taxes, within
30 days from the llth day of July inst A per
cent. to those who pay in co days-and per
cent. to those who pay in 100 days.
Moreover, by vote of the Town, the Poll
Taxes are to be collected without delay
A. HAMILTON, Treasurer and Coll.
Worcester July II
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FOR SALE.

A FARM, situated in the town of Wcstmore-
IA land, Cheshire Co, IN. H9 containing
about 400 acres of Land. Said Farm is one of
the best situations for raising Sheep in the
County Of Cheshire. The Pasture Land is well
watered, and the grazing is of the sweetest and
earliest kind in the region. There is good
proportion Of Moving and 'rillage Land, under
high and excellent cultivation. Said premi-
SEES are estimated as being equal TO the support
of 1000 Sheep annually. The Dweflin tIou SC
is new, capacious, and convenient for the pur-
poses ofthe occupant, (for large dairy if that
should be desirable.) The Barns are in good
repair, and stabing sufficient for feeding out
the produce of the Farm TO good advantage
The out buildings of every description, togeth-
er with :he wood and water privileges S, may be
examined by any one wishing to purchase
Call and see. ROBERT BRITTON.
Westmoreland. (N H July 6. sw#
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WORCESTER, S. July II, 1881.
A TTACHED on mesne process taken on
IA Execution in favor of John Slater, iona
than Davis, Jonathan Davis, junior, John
Brown, and Eli Warren against the CEN.
TRIAL TURNPIKE CORPORATION, for
the sum of $l4,4l9,42 damage, and 49, 40 costs
of suit, and will be sold at Public Vendue on
TUESDAY, the sixteenth day of august merit, at
one o'clock in tho afternoon, at the Tavern of
Henry Smith, in Skaters Village, in Dudley, in
said County, the franchise of the said Central
Turnpike Corporation, with all the privileges
and immunities thereof, including four toll
houses and the lands thereto belonging, and all
other the real and personal Estate of said Cor
poration. SAMUEL SMITH, d. Sheriff.
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What is Mans history Born--living--dyiug
Leaving the green shore for the troubled wave
Der stormy seas, mid lonely shipwrecks flying,
And casting anchor in the silent grave
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-27

Cox,oLArioS- An old lady once being vcry
sorcly afflicted with disorder usually denonri.-
mated Mysteries, imagined she could not breathe,
and appealed TO her husband on the occasion..
with Mr. -, can't breathe" "Wel, NV
dear" returned the afIeetiouata husband. ~
would not try, for nobody wants you should"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-27

SociETr ISLANDS. 1t is a curious fact. that
nearly nil OF the Society Islands, at the present
time, are governed by women These ladies
each preside at the debates of their chiefs ON
me state affairs Of their island, and take an &C
tive part in them. The meetings are omen IN
all the natives, and, whether of high or low de-
gree any one is allowed to give his opinion on
the subject in question. When a measure is
uec'ded on. IT is promulgated as law from the
ehaPeis which have been built since the visit of
me missionaries to the islands In the debates
Tue women generally evince, mentally, quail
Ties superior 10 the men, and also snrpass them
IN their attalnments in the missionaries schools,
since the establishment Of the missionaries ON
the Islands, the condition Of the women has IN
dergone great change; from a state of ahiect
slavery and misery, they have become compar-
atlvsly free and happy; and the first object of
the natives, on visiting ship newly arrived, il
to procure bonnet, or some such article, for
their wives, their own wants being a secondary
Observation-Disclosures,
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WORCESTER, SIS. July z, 1881.
FHNAKEN on Execution and will be sold at
= Public Vendue, on SATURDAY, the Sizth
day Of August neat, at six o'clock, in the aileI-
noon, at the house of Chenery Abbott, innhrld
er, in Holden, all the Right in Equity that
STEPHEN CHURCH, Of said Holden, had,
on the twenty-eighth day Of February last, the
day when the same was attached on mesne pro-
cess, of redeemng a certain mortgaged Real
Estate, situated in said Holden, being the Farm
whereon the said Stephen Church now dwells,
containing about one hundred acres of Land
with the Buildings thereon.
23* Edward II. HEMENwAY. D. Sheriff
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Day HUMoR. An Irish post boy having 6riv
on gentleman long stage during torrents o
rain, the gentleman civilly said to Paddy, I" Ar,
you not very wet'" "Arrah! don't care
about being very aost, but, plaso your honor, In
very dry
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WORCESTER, IS. July Z, 1881.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, at William A. Howe's, in Berlin, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of august neat, at 8
o'clock, p. NJ, all the Right in Equity which
SYLVANUS and JOHN BRUCE of Berlin,
had, on the 9th day of February last, to redeem
the mortgaged Real Estate with tho Buildings
thereon, situated in said Berlin, Lancaster, and
BoyIston. the same that they now improve
9S+ LYMAN MOORE. d. Sheriff
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23* EDWARD II. HEMEHwAY, d. Sheriff

WORCESTER, IS. July 8, 1881.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IN Executions, and will be sold at Public
Vendue, at the Jun of Solomon Davis, in Ok
ford, on SATURDAY, the 18Th dag Of august
merit, at three o'clock, P. NJ, all the Right in
Equity of ERASTUS EVENS. of redeeming
a certain mortgaged Real Estate, situated in
the easterly par: Of Charlton and is the Farm
wheroon Henry G. Larned now lives. Also,
one other lot situated in the westerly part OF
Oxford, containing Wood and Pasture land.
90 SAMUEL SMITH, D. Sheriff.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-27

THE GooDs OF LIFE. Speaking of these
Sir VIM. Temple says: the greatest pleasure
OF life is Lorc,-the greatest treasure is Con.
tsntmsHt,-the greatest possession is Hsatth,-
the greatest ease is Sissp,-and the creates,
medicine is true Friend.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-27

INDEPENDENCE OF THE farmer The mer-
chant o: manufacturer may be robbed of the
reward of his labor, by changes in the foreigr
OF domestic market entirely beyond his contrer.
and may wind up year, in which he has done
every thing which intelligence and industry
could do to insure success, not only without
profit, but with an actual dmnution of canitaI
The strong arm of mechanic industry NAV he
enfeebled or paralyzed by the prostration of
those manufacturing or commercial interests
to whose existence 1t SO essentially contributes.
and on whom in turn it so essentially depends'
But what has the intelligent and industrious far
mer to fear: His capital is invested in the sol.
Id ground, he draws on fund which from time
immemorial has never failed to honor all inst
demands; his profits may be diminished indeed.
but never wholly suspended his success de-
Pends on no mere earthly guarantee, but OIL
the assurance of that great and bene6cent Re-
ing, who has declared that while the earth en-
dureth, seed time and harvest shall not cease.
QUAcKERY. The Serutunutury Case. A Ia
dy on Long Island, N. ", considerably advance
co In age, having been for some time afflicted
with an affection Of the nerves, and the neigh
boring physicians having failed to effectually
repair her broken constitution, hearing of one
OF the quack order she had him called After
he had for some time examined her pulse, she
"..feei DoSIoi, uo you uHucIstdnu my com
plant" he answered, Nam, it is a scrutunu
Jury case" Pray, Doctor" inquired the la
dy, F." what is that?' +" 1t is dropping of the
nerves, nam, the nerves having fallen into the
pizarimtum, and the head goes tizarizen, tizari-
zen" "Ah! Doctor" exclaimed the lady,
"you have described my feelings exactly"
/ The politeness of the Long Islanders, and
their ingenuity in making known their requests
in manner the least offensive possible, is IL
Illustrated by the following: When traveller
wishes for something TO drink. a supper and
lodging for the night, he introduces his request
as follows: " Will you have the goodness to
: give me draught Of cold water, and if you
, please, you may put haifa gill of spirits in it,
, for am so hungry that don't know where 1
! shall lodge tonight"
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WORCESTER, SIS. July TO, 1881.
q TTACHED on mcsne process, taken on
IN Execution, and will be sold at Public
Auction, at George Fitch's hotel in Lancaster,
on WEDNESDAY,, the Eth day Of August neat,
at 2 o'clock, r. M, all the Right in Equity
which JOHN S. WARD of Lancaster, has TO
redeem tho mortgagod Real Estate situated ip
Lancaster, one mile north Of the Meeting
House, containing four acres Of Land with the
buildings theroon---now occupied by Samuel
Wilder.
2o' LYMAN MOORE, D. Shortf.
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WORCESTER, ss. July Is, 1891.
HNAKEN on Execution, having been pre-
d viousy attached on mesne process, and
will be sold at Public Vcnduc, at George
Hobbs's tavern in Sterling, on TUESDAY. The
10th day Of August nent, at ono o'clock, P. M,
all the Right in Equity which JESSE DANA,
Of said Sterling, has to redeem the following
described mortgaged Real Estate, to wit: the
Farm whereon he now lives in said Sterling.
Also, about 20 acres of Wood Land, situated
near Muddy Pond, so called, in said Sterling.
Also, about 45 acres of Land, situated in the
nor,hcasterly part of Holden, known by name
90 SAM. HoUGHTON, D. Sheriff.
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ALDER. Tho expressed juice of alder leaves
will kill shippers in cheese, bacon, &c. and
strong decoctons of the leaves or roots are ia.
tai to insects, which depredate on plants in gar.
dens, &c. DR.. Which observes, that g the
leaves of the alder are eaten by sheep, to which
they are of great service when diseased with
the rot for if placed in a situation where thew
can easily reach the bark and young shoots.
they will speedily cure themselves" DR.. Ell.
hot observed in his Essay on Field Husbandry
that alder bushes are stubborn and hard Ia
subdue, yet know by experience, that NOW.
ing thcm five times year will kill them"
N. E. Farmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-17
tROpot on and Navigation.
OIL. MIL

a lew days since, we were conducted through the
OIL Mn, recently erected by MIR. Jnbez Smith at
Fleets, and experienced much satisfaction from witness
ing its operations in crushing heating and expre,s'ne
oil from Cotton Seed. 1t lie in fact an auxiliary tn, or
CARRYING out of Messrs. Foilett aud smith, NIa.bine
for HuHing Cotton Seed. While in its various con-
siruc'ions it is sufficiently simple % he easily cnmpre-
headed by the attentive observer,i il is, taken as a whole.
an estsbii. hmsns complete, and holding forth the prom
ise OF fair prof, to the enterpizing proprietor, az well
as great eensht 10 the community in which it IL erect
Give learn That between sixty ard seventy gallons
OF Oh, suitable Tor the nee Of Printers, Tobacconi.,s.
and generally, all kinds Of machinery, can be express
ed at MIR. Smiths Mill 10 ty four honrs-of course.
THE IL an item des insd 10 figure in the future exports
oil Petersburg; aud Is the more entitled to c~onsidera-
ton, as it 10 derived without humen labor, from an ar
iiele which, though abundant in ,his sec ion of country.
has hitherto been turned TO hut little account.
IPetersbnr1 InfeLipefcer
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continue without failure.
This stage Will. tor the present, leave Richmond on
wednesdays and Saturdays at 4 O'clock, A. nj and
arrive OF Orange Court House on Thursdays and Mon
days nj o o'clock, A. M.-Leave Orange Court House
on Sundays and Wednesdays at 3 o'clock, aud arrive at
Kiehmond, oo Mondays and Thursday at 9, p. NJ.
This line OF siege, will make a junction at Orange
cou,t-HCu'e with the Aiexaudria line Of stage = carried
by William Smi h to Lynchturg-pssaing in ,s north
ern dirsc len by Culpep.r Court House, Fauquier
Cour blouse or Warsenton- at which point, It will
meet with tbs Winchester line--by which, q direct
9 mmooica'ion Is afforded 10 the town Of Wheeling on
the Ohio river.
al Il usa Courl-llouse, the Hationburg mail IL
taken out, and will in some short inc, DO carried by a
q horse 'tage, OF which due notice will be given; at pre-
81 MT 1t is carried on horseback.
Ioe pCbie are assured that the best horses an
most experienced drivers will he kept--and every
exer'ion used to make the line comfortable and expe.
ditious.
Fsre TO Louisa Court ouse 3 dollars to Orsnge CT.
House 3 1 80 cents All intermediate distances 6 l
cents per mile.--Stsge ofice a. the Washington Ho.
TEL. JOHN NJ. PRICE.
March IL 10l-w4w
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a J.. Bolts & CHARLES T. BOTTs ar
TORJNEYS ct Ii =Th nhaeriha. -,

LAe IOHJVEFS at LfW-TbeSu bscribers vvil
regularly attend the courts hid in the CITY Of Rich.
mono. ihey promise faithful and diligeot attention n
any business entrusted to them. A.. l.. BOTTS "
A.. L. Bolts proposes TO establish in the CITY of Rich.
mond a General Agency Office in come zion with ,hs
practice OF the Law-to collect cl,ims and IN sscnre
debts-to effect sales OF stock Of all descriptions nub
icly or priyateiy-to procure loans of monsv. snd y,
sions will bs moderate. 'V""s
The subscriber would be glad 10 draw deeds NJ coo.
yeyances, and in trust deeds 10 act az Trustee. W"
any person having claims Of a doubtful ebsr,...
"ou'n 90 wen 10 apply 10 him 10 have Them arrsngsJ
ana tha', u they please, oondiiionaIy-i snx matte, ~
dliiculiy, able legal advice will be procured oi,boO,
additional charge. """O'
rtavng an extensive acquaintance in The State
. Wlsnlng 70 lend or borrow sums OF money would
90 well to apply to bim-Thi can he Zone f,sss If -.
tdge, aud u GOT suitably negoti ated no loss or inconvo
nlence can be sustained. Every boDorabls svs,,to.
'haiI ne used and not the most remote risous b,z,,J.l
- Tar as the subscriber lie concerned, in any ,,,ns,cropn
'h,rusted 70 MIN by seller or buyer, borrower or lsnds,
5aVlng been Tor the lsst ten years a memher n H..
COlncti OF Virginia. he has necesssrIv bsc.n
versent WIN The subject Of land claims fer repoJuHon
"y seiptees-Sueh claims will be attended IN m, ,o
conditional compensation Of one fourth II ATTAINED ~
Wins u net allowed. In after ding 10 such cI,ins h.
~ Ve aaeh ny a gentleman Of much experience and
VINO mas devoted much time to the same.
Attached 10 his office will b. esfa,isbad. II de,ir.d
~ Tue cilzensoi Riohmon1 and lie vicinity. a Read.
ing room and Exchange Office, under the manassmsa,
% a suitable person; en- Isbgrsver an sgen, m asn
will be obss ryed. FJ'u' "ue care
The above establishment VII 20 into opers,ioo H.. =,
np"oeS' o. ealier-~and II 20, due notice will be-
Fsb 2e n. l.. BOTTS
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