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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-04
EoR THE \Vu,o


=, me go aud f?feri6ie Democrat. again.
Messrs EdIiors:-l have lately seen in your poper
an article, stating that Gen William Meow voted
LOT AIR CHESS resolutions in 1897 and the same ar
tcle complained of your emitting TO notice this fac,
10 the structures upon the orthodox democrat which
pave lately appeared IN the Wing. There is certain
~ nothing In the name acs of this democrat
winch requires. that his name should be kent before
the public but as the Enquirer ha- thought proper 70
lavor inc pubic with the Old Democrats name IN
erder Ia sustain the republican party land admit the
authority I" be very good and appropriate for ,ha,
purpose 1t may be well 10 ascertain all the facts
connected with hls Turner history. With this object
III view beg that the old and consistent Democrat
or some OF his friends will answer the following ouss
t."nS' after winch 1t may be necessary to say some
hng more, but this will depend upon The answers
I'rst; was Nj G1ie' member of the Virginia As
semOiy' 4" seventeen hundred and nne'v-seyen, Sc
eondy. ifhe was what we're the resolutions offered
by him? PETER PINDAP
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Vwo towns of Burlington stood thus:
Nottinghom-najority for Jackson &c; in October
gave 81 for him.
Chestorfeld-moiority for Clay 1911; in October it
tie
Hunterdon, four towns:
Trenion-mnjorr'y for Clay ~; in October gave l.
for Jackson
,awrence-mHJori'y for Clay sc, in October gave
for Jackson
lLopcwe-msjOri,y for Clay Gs; in October gave
Is for Jackson
AmwcII-msjority for Jackson ZIG; in October
gave him So!
Somcrsci gives 40 majority Tor Clay; IN October
ali the Jackson members were elected
Monmouth, one town:--Uppcr Freehold gives CLAW
100 majority.
Bergen will giyo from 30 IL 200 for CLAY.
Thus It will b. seen that tho Clay maiorirics are
every where largely increased, where any existed be-
fOra those for Jick.on where not cha nrsd entirely
for Clay. arc materially reduced.
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NEw NuUk. Dec. 81.
THE MARkET'-Thctc was good deal of In
tcresl felt IN tho Flour tnrkct Yesterday though We
heard of no extensive sales the range Of So 62l TO
SO. includes all SORTS. Wheat Is very -ruch wanted
for expectation to England our dry southern artcle
Is well calculated to mix with the English in grim
ding especially the latter IS this wear very ordlnn.
ry. Ashes were sold yesterday at the prices Of last
week Provisions are IN brisk demand, and maintain
considerable advance this week. In Cotton there
Is no special movement. Sales must take place m
Coffee Immediately after this day; the demands of
holders II be- quito high; the arrivals Of the week
have added very much To- the stock. Several of the
packets Just arrived have fun corgoes of dry r.sds
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Feom the New York Ane,i,a,

.Neto Jo"rSey Election -Vhe following additional
ana encouraging particulars of this Election have
lust reached US N'S
The majority IN Essex for the Clay tickle, is about
I&2o-as per annexed returns from the Newark Eo
gle -'"-
Esser County Returns -FIros the returns receiy-
eu sSt evening we enabled assure the friends
OF henry Clay and the h~oEican System that our
majority III this county, Is about I3Oo--in 1895 our
majority was 1873. Fhe following are the average
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-04

winch very fully supply the market IN that depar,
mem Tor the present. The Sugar marker =, u,rerl,
p"st1a'e' There Il no doing any thing With he article
ed. 'e'''e approach
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" a letter 10 tho Editors from Cincinnati. Dec
%, says tho Ohio j., twenty five fec: above low
water mark, and rising very fest
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Another Capital!

DRAWING Of me veg YoRK LOTTERY
81 DO 81, Ezra
%, G. 5s, =. Gil lG, Co 81. II.
No. :, ~. lG Capital of S 100 sold and paid at
sym Is usual oy BIGGER;
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MARRlED-On Tuesday. 2G'h Dec nv The R.v
William H. Armstrong, Nh. RrcHABD V. BrAzLvy
to Miss ANH G. IYsISnp, oil Of this ei,y
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Pie General .4ssembiy We bring up this morning
the omitted proceedings of Thursday, Friday and Sa-
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Mickle's Office.

WIZ n" received Day after To Morrow
SPLENDID SCUFNr
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falencss. he took me saily by the hand.
81 have just seen Henrietta" said he.
How" said !, "you have also seen
her."
"Cndnubtejly. my dear fellow; she
IS terribly changed though"
"Oh horribly" cried
Hush" said iuplorinsly. ''hush,
besrcch you. am the monster"
What" said he, laughing. "arc
YOU the robbers
WHAT robber!" demanded /.
The quack."
i know nothing Of that"
lie then told me that lIcnriette. pass
ing Mt Bonrces month since. had pur.
chased IN the public square. of noun t.
teoank. powder Tor colsuring the
hair auburn or BACKYARD this was the
reason her hair had turned grew.
u - Gazette.
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POE'TlC'.AL
IlAE NAEBODY NOW.

hac na,bo,ly now--I hsc naebo,!y now
To meet mr upon the green,
WI light locks waving DER her brow,
Al Ioy ih her dccp-bluc cen;
WI the soft sweet Mss an the happy smile,
An the dance - the ligltsons, is,,
An the We, hit tale % the new IN. While
That had happened when Mas away
hac nacbody now hac naoboiy now
TIC clasp TO nay bosom nj cvcn
Ger iIvr calm sleep Ia breathe tlc vow,
An pray tor hlcssing from hca,-n;
An the Wild embrace an the gtccson face,
In the morning that met n,inc eve,
Where arc The, nav Where arr they nov
Ia the oauli, eauid grave they lac.
There's n7ebody scns-thcre's naebody kcns.
An % may the, never prove
i hat sharpeSt degree Il agony
For the chill Of their early love,
To see a flower IN it, ,ernal hour
by siow degrees decay;
Then softly anc,,h in the arms o. death
breathe its sweet sui away.
% diuna brcaS thy poor aulI heart,
Nor at Thy loss rvPins
For the unseen hand that threw "a, dart,
Was sent from her Father and th,n.
Yes, mann mourn, an WILL mourn,
Even till my latest day;
For though nay darling can never return.
SHALL follow her soon away.
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folks in these parts, who always 90 the
whole hog
II you want to see fun. take ride
ON the railroad. Tell Patience as
how think she wants to see me again
soon, that may give her all the par
ticulars Of my travels. guess l will.
when ! get home, and she'll open her
eyes wider than two saucers.
You affectionate cousin,
JONATHAN BUNKER.
Jos SrRicsINs, Dosrn East
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EtlmLLc Cnmpllcr. Dec. I

YESTERDAY the House Dclcsatesmct according
to adjournment, at twelve O'Clock.
The GhaIr proceeded to appoint lhe Standing
Committees ofthe House as follows.
C0mm"cc NJ Pricaeges amt E7ecti0as-Mcs
srs. Marshall, Wilson Of Cumberland, DAVIS, John
son, Mllhancy, Street Powell Goodc Patteson Of
Buckingham AICulloch and Cobb
Coatatittee If CouHs Of Jli'ee-Messrs Brod
max Bryce of Goechland, Goolc. Moore, William,
of Harrison, Gholsoa, Campbell of BROOKE William.
Of Hcmieo Faulkner, Newton D@'@ Wlsen .
Botc;eafl, and Chandler
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TERMS.

$500 ,apiu, pas 4bc ia aivance.-No sui
= ~ = ,s#styr Tor icss time than az m9Etl.
go :, Ii 81 ,at1nucd (h4l at tn discretion oi
rtls uads % are fsi a, "a cent, NJ,
r -. as; Il ~, and - 2ccGts 7TraCH ea3-
~ Aa.a e a.' ' mn. .. no "d'i b ,9' s ,a, "a,
- =. ,.rs,ala bvnc burg.
= All !e,a5. aIlr,sa4 70 tho Eai'ar' mat be Pa''
- of tncy will not be attondrd Ia.
- ,s.,---,r-vf=E y +szsss.--oSs
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VRGINE. LEd;E%G4sTVhsW.

FgaJ he 5P,rlU,gUl Dog.,#sey H..
YESTERDAY. both Houses Of ,r,. l.,,...,,,4r, f..
stnbled IN II. II respective chamber
About - o'rlaals. thc lIoos, of prI.g,fas y,..
called 10 or.lor ny Nj Crlapof Sarry. the oil I.st
mc,16fr ofihe House
Mr. efuml, n5nlaa,cd GEORGE Wq,b, lfnnf,rI
Fsa n. f9crk oI'fa. louise. y.bo WA, rs.src,rd
,,hln appo..f.aa
M Bryce lol t.oa,l,ana5 ,l,5 nominated INN
Garks rsa foiN,adIson1 ~, >a.lss.. IN which
nomination H.. ". sccoatlrdby Mr. Warbs, ,of
PiusyIys4i,N
Mir Sb.H,o6 l,r.nsyiel,o Nominated I,.,.s Il
Ghohoa. T,u oiBm sWi5s: inwhish he WAS So
cen lei 6y Nh Rrolnax (uf DmwiadicD
Tnan ealln.g t.l. roll, liz vote Wa toyDdfa stand
I thu
T,r 3kr H5f{s-IIes.fs Wood Of b1ha,,ul,
lR.c.l,.f9. pc.=#arr Bootp,r pac Faulkner
1jo1a Il Gyrkl.f. P,,r.aaao. BucSaoham. sprr
la.b, DaaiI I'D, iiaiqbmtoa. Richardson OF
GLailoie. Pae.sal Of Chcsteffeld Pcnllc,on
Broalas. Wilson of(un.alrlaud Homes. Richie
Chiffon. Marshall. S,t}ln4n. Hale Wood efErml
I'm Wood Of l}oierch. Bryce of Frederick, Smith
OF Fraigte,. St4#.aw. SnIib Of (.lourf.t.g. eryra
ofGoaehIauJ Ilail, ErsRine. Brea. SIMS. Gar,ha-
con. raslon, Roan,. Mullen William, OF Harrison
Johnson. Williams of IIcafiro C;rayely Sb,sId Gal
lah,r Z Try, GarUool FI1oe Dabnry, Carter Of
Ter. Street, lla4atas l.rIq. Hyroc. Webb. cabdl,
Stoy. laol C'l4ali.r. .,.Isa. Fisher. Harvey. d..
W. Robinson Adam. alaer. |Vlcher. swanson
Gli,lud. Ijurl Buruf md cmler of 2. Wi
lem NrNoben. elm. less hiI,are. Bare Car
sin. Iosen Nloncug.. Gillespie NcCoy AIe,,u,-
i5cl ami K ,na-s6
Far III. Gias0u-Msssrs. Garland NcCuc
BROOKE. Cameron. Anderson. Wilson. Camnbcll
Shell Boiling, R,teg Of Campbell, Br.dnax, Ban.
Helm. Spencer Jorlln, summers Mell6aacy
Caldwell Suth Of Mason and Jackson KaoN, Bil-
lingsy Henry. Preston, Anderson of Noaavay.
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=, a, :, =
iuY"l' Motifs anl Bryce rodfflfh.
c"maiHtc 81 PfcpesataaE ead "f'ereRzeS--
Ntssis NJ M"hon Wood Of AIhe@Wle, hdaorG
Heinz, 1arst dian, i'7' oi6 SIMS, Au'ica, 9m'y.
y Nmti Hmdow ''lston. ot' jaads'L
'"M7tsfe AZ t.. - A4sss'". Nttah'I, 'fnmh
sro'losA' 1anpbei. ~ 6ea.aai, aseaana' Harvey
ioll hleh''''on. N 10y 11!.r. fin and bayse
co"@sHe q R.a'i' '.7.aH ti~mS-MeasrN
''h,,San' 'o'"Hsf IS aiei"r. Relic 'oifI'hd,
am I'M
'""@ 5.ff NJ Haaa' a'sd IA. aaf A"''ae1i'h-
NESS 4.''NeiI 'ohet summers, klfe7 COS
AN l'gas t'"'a'E anderson '' botei"ntI Ifndl'
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POLITICAL.


y. hjy taoo vii. de. Thas Iia "tsaov
'' ,.3,l,t M. btJA f1.a.:lI tn aatiy la.-
-. - ,.,g,o. a.a,l is or fh.e-.li'nw...so
- - b-alsn h,rts ,ull blsltsI flowers dc
not
I'LL, ,bzautitul to ling'r where
IT. ,,jp5oa bashlsas but to mclt AVA,
AaIf wee. s)lIistaa' wander on the AR
r.. .,y,1 lha din OF sorrow and d2eaJ.
~. a,, wilt die Thy spirit soon viii leave
TN. l.n cold ryil3 for its p!aes OF hish
Aa5 6lsab.sl. coad5a silent eve,
Nil in tire deeper gloa@a oi the SIX
TI.V home w.hDs whsrs bur ST. I've -Iass.d
- s5.tsr streams, mid sprtng a',y las MOWERS,
tul uh,retas vim ofaeunaaev2r pass at,
nor ser,sas wsdlsi rJaAI pas-.oa's sw,,'csi
flowers.
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two different kinds of roots and herbs in each
bottle, some of which are not TO be procured in
thi, country.
For the last two years it has been very ex-
tensively used for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
and all Pulmonary complaints. Hopping
Cough, Pain in the Side, Splitting Blood, Phthis.
ic, general Debility and likewise fer the
Liver complaint thore is nothing that has prov
ed so efficacous, and all complaints of tho
breast: 1t is considered by number Of our
physicians a very valuable discovery, which
will ultimately prove great benefit to the pub
lie. The Agent. at No 10 Merchants Row,
Boston, has received within the short time it
has been in use, numerous certificates, sent
voluntarily to him from people of that city,
proving its efficacy for different complaints,
which are generally brought on by fret taking
cold, and then neglecting it until they were
obliged to purchase some of Mrs. Gardner's
healing Balsam, which generally proved effect
ual.
T The above article is for sale in Worces.
ter, by JOHN COE, who also keeps constantly
on hand, an extensive assortment of Medicines,
Paints, Due Stufs &C. ep3teoSt Sept %.
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ETssS
l } N u I q lA Oh Nss
TSs4=AALIYAlAA,UszS

For the removal and cure Of variety Of OBJ
stinate and ambiguous diseases, q init:
Chronic Diseases Of the Liver; as Jaun-
dice, and other hillary Obstructions--
Chronic neutrality-suspicious.
of the Skin, Stomach, &-c.-Schrophula-
Superficial and Deep Seated UlcerationS-
.Mercuriat .4fectioms-a Remouator Of the
Vitiated Fluids Of the Body, especially the
Blood, and, in fact, a Regenerator Of Emo
ciuted and Broken Constitutions.
NNHE reputation of this medicine is so
IL well established in various sections of coun-
try in which it has been used, that it is unneces-
sary to make any commendatory remarks on the
subject.
CREDENTIALS.
The following opinion Of DIR. Goldman, late Pro-
fessor Of Anatomy and PLY siology in the Medical
College. New York, &c &c. carries with it de.
served weight in regard to the superior effects Of
the .Yrcanun, in ambiguous diseases.
any knowledge Of the properties aud operation
of the ".ircanum Of DR.. Phelbs," Justi, me in
saying that it is far superior TO any depuratiye
syrup with which am acquainted. In the most
obstinate and ambiguous diseases, il dispa, effects
peculiarly surprising. In thoe al, cons that re.
ssi the skill OF the ply slcan, such rheumatism
syphilis, scroua. ulcer: ton, and diseases OF the
skin, &c. | would recommend il as worthy OF great
confidence. JOHN ID. GOODMAN, NJ D.
Ph ladelphia, Nov. II, 1899"
"For several years have been excessively dis.
eased with >crotula- having extensive and deem
alterations on each side of my neck, hich res sed
the most popular medical treatment in the CITY |
have kewise been subject 10 frequent attacks of
epilepsy, even as often every day or two the fits
lasting sometimes halt an hour, leaving me in dis
tressingly dcbliated condition. apple for adj
n, ssion to the .HaS8achusens General HosbifaL
where | was received, and for three months sub
mittedto the treatment O the attending ph, sc'ans,
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INDIAN COMPOUND

EDALSAMlC SYRUP OF HOREHOUND
ED AND OTHER HERBS; containing
nineteen different kinds of plants; for Con-
sumptions, common Coughs, Hopping Cough,
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthmss, Influenza,
Qunsy, Phthsic, Splitting of Blood, Group,
Weakness in the Size, Want of Sleep, Soreness
in the Chest, and the Tickling in the Throat
which provokes Coughing.
This Ealsamic Syrup is an elegant and COM
modous form of exhibiting the virtues OF hore-
hound, and the other herbs which enter into its
composition. Never has a medicine been cfier-
ed TO the public under circumstances SO auspl-
cicus as this preparation, it being composed
principally Of an herb with which almost every
man, woman and child is familiar, enables its
usefulness to be Immediately known.
Hundreds already have csca ped premature
grave, by resorting 20 it imme diately at the
commencement Of cold OF cough, which, If
neglected, iniallibly terminate In consumption,
and proves fatal TO the patient. Every person
who has made nse of this Basam, concurs in
saying, that il is the most mild, pleasant, and
certain remedy they have ever taken for the
above complaint It's effects have been truly
wonderful and astonishing, indeed il might be
said miraculous! Emaciated forms have risen
under its influence, as il would appear, almost
by eGchantnent, TO healthy and robust con-
dilion. In not a single instance has it failed,
and unlike all other remedies, it may be taken
by persons of any condition, without the fear of
dangerous results.
For Splitting of Blood, there is no medicine in
ceived the appreciation Of most scientific physi-
Clans many of whom prescribe it for their pa :
TENTS in preference to other medicines. few
months since, physician me, the proprietor,
and with much apparent pleasure applauded the
effects of the discovery, and observed, that he
truly believed that few months previous it
was the means of snatching one of his patients,
an interesting young lady, from premature
grave.
This Balsam excites expectoraton composes
the nerves, and gives energy and strength to
the tender lungs.
Among the many testimonials Of its remark
able efficacy, the following extract of a letter
from distinguished gentleman merits atten-
ton - Early in the spring of 1879. was at
tackled with bad cough accompanied with an
acute pain in my left side, which continued till
the month of June last, notwithstanding made
use of most of the remedies advertised In
June commenced taking the " Indian Com
pound Balsamic Syrup Of Horehound,' which
has entirely cured me
u For sale by JAMES GREEN & CO.,
Worcester. ep3teo9t Sent 90.
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MACHINE BUILDING.

I-FyilE subscribers have formed connection
d in business, Tor the purpose Of building
Machinery, and have erected a new Shop fol
that purpose at New Worcester, two miles
from the Court House, in Worcester, where
they are now prepa ed To supply manufacturers
and clothiers with Machinery Of the following
d~s at short notice, viz: Broad and
Narrow Shearing Machines, Brushing Ma
chimes, and Mapping Machines OF the most ap-
rroyed models and the hest workmanship
They also will repair Machinery OF all KINDS IN
the most faithful manner All orders tor WORK
will, be executed with strict regard to punctu-
atty, and every effort will be used to give ell
tire satisfaction TO their employers
JOHN SIMMONS & co.
Hunted as above, four Journey,nen, three OF
them as TURNER'S and FlLERS, and one
upon Wood W ork, to whom good encourage
ment will be given. Also, two Young Men at
APPRENTICES to the above business.
New Worcester Aug. IL. II
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office Dec 7, 1851.
To The Creditors and Heirs Of STEPHEN HASKELL,
10 all others concerned IN The Estate Of said deceas.
ed, GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
IL see fit at 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, IN show cause why the account OF tn
Administration of said deceased's Estate should
moi BE- allowed, and the Estate, after d,ducling the
sums to be paid in full, decreed to the creditors,
whose claims have been allowed and you will be
heard there on.
so NATHL. PAINE. J. Prob.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov %. 1881.
To the Heirs of ELLIS BENSON, late Of Douglas
in said County, deceased, and to all others concern
ed in the Estate Of said deceased, CREATING.
you are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see f) at the Court OF Probate TO be holden
at " orcester. in said County. on the first Tues
day in January next, ut one OF the clock, alter
noon, to show cause why the Nceounts OF The Ad'
mnistration OF said decease DIS Estate should not
be allowed; and YOU VIII be hear, hereon
SD NArH'L PAINE, J Prob
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FOR SALE.

A FARM, beautifully located in tho centre
IA of the town of Shrewsbury. known by the
name Of the Summer Farm, consisting Of about
100 acres of excellent Land, well supplied with
Wood, and well proportional into Orcharding,
Ploughing, Moving, and Pasture, which will
be sold very low, and on such terms of payment
as will suit the purchaser For further partic-
ulars, inquire Of Dea. JOHN RICE, on the
premises of Mr.. JUBAL HOWE, at No l21
Washing ton-slreet, Boston or Of the subscrib
err, in Shrewsbury.
WILLIAM PRATT.
Shrewsbury Nov % CIV
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Dec. 3. 1881.
To the Heirs Of AMARIAH SAWYER, late cf Boyl-
ston, in said County, deceased, and to all Others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased.
VOC GREETING.
a see 6p at the 81 til 81 tfroSapear (if you
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the ia'i-
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 heard thereon.
5nA NAIH'L. PAINE, j. fT0O.
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SLEEVES and SAFES.

FEN1E subscriber continues manufacturing
n Wire Sleeves Of various kinds such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may be directed TO ID. HEYwooD, Wor.
cester, or to the subscriber. He also manufac.
lures SAFES Of oil kinds for meat and provis.
ions which may be had of JANIS GREEN a. Co.
and at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or of
the subscriber in Rutland.
April 81. II JABEZ BIGELOW.
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FARM FOR SALE.

YENHE subscriber offers for sale that we'll
Il known Farm formerly owned and eccupi,
ed by NATHAN WHlrE, Esq, containing LIS
acres of Land, situated in the sou.herly part OF
Worcester, on the road leading to Oxford. two
miles from the village. Said Farm will be sold
for a little more than the cost of the Buildings,
and offers good chance to any one who may
wish to purchase For further information, ap.
ply to SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.
Worcester, Nov 9 eow4m
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:, oRIeisAL Pos. Two Americans meeting in
Europe, proposition was made BY one 10 visit
one 81 tho splendid cathedrals in the city where
,ney men were. Whilst surveying the pic.
III elics, DC, one of them remarked that
ag ss Of the devotees had completely worn
on the great toe Of a saint opposite Them, Ali
Iepnsd the other, if that is he case. he must be
quite notorious saint.-NsvGnryDt Hsraid
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CoUoHS. The following recipe taken from
late medical work is said to be one Of the most
ehsc,ual remedies for an obstinate cough, and
perfectly innocent in its operation. For an
adult, one teaspoonful Of the mixture every two
hours. For a child I2 years Of age, half The
quantity: TiDcture of Opii, draeh:n Wine
Of lpecac, drachm; OK Squills, ounce.
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con. ~ o. GrE. Running our eyes over
80 py " soe Resolves passed at the January
,.s o. lne Legislature in 1890, our attention
rsn, .es 10, py The peculiar phraseology of an
ce. n 10 the fanPer Accounts. Amongst The
iorn presented and allowed is ose from the
Cum Of wsrwiek, for the support Of samuel
Chm. a and Molly bis wife, and G,org. and
'T' sons Of Gums, Si69 So"
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NEWSPAPER NOTICE.

ByHE Worcester and Keene Mail Stage
n COMPANY have employed MIR DEXTER
GILBERT is receive and receipt for all monies
due them for Newspapers; and he viii be at the
places ereinalter named for that purpose
AT Maj Abbort's. in Holden, on Monday, JAN
9, 1882; Daniel Kings, in Rutland, on Tues
day, Jan. 3, until O'Clock, P. NJ; l.. Pierce's,
in Hubbardston, on Wednesday, Jan. a, in the
forenoon, and Col Hinds's, in said Hubbards'
ton, in the afternoon of said Wednesday l..
Wilder's, in the centre Of Winchendon, on Fri
day, Jan. 6, in the forenoon, and Capt Muir
dock s. in the village, in the afternoon; Jacob
Waliss, Esq, Saturday, Jan. Z, until 3 o'clock,
PM.
The Stage Company have, every year. been
a: the expense of employing some person 10
collect their newspaper debts, Notwithstanding
many have neglected to come forward and pay
We need only say, that such delinquents, after
the 10th Of January, will be called upon with
out any further notice. in mnre legal manner
CALVIN TOWNSLEY, Agent.
| Templeton, Dec. IA.
All persons in Templeton indebted for papers
will make payment 10 c. TowEsLEy