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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

Gas prepared by the late DR.. Conway bas been
made acquainted with no instance of its proper
application, in which it has not been preferred to
all other REMEDIES for CoRSs, those painful dis
hgurers of the feet, and enemies to Iocomoton.
The .4t6fOn Corn Plaster sOftens the corn, how
ever old and tough, and extracts it to the very
roots. The relief afforded. is gentle, immediate,
and thorough The proprietor begs leave to sub
NIT the following case, from MIR. StoweH, who is
well known as very worthy and respectable citi-
zen.
.'fr. T. RIdder--T do not hesitate to give my
most unqualified appreciation in favor of your val
liable Albion Corn Plaster. BY the use of less
than box, Mrs. Stowell has been cured of a corn
on each foot, which had been exceedingly trouble
some and painful Tor years, and think it but
justice to your invaluable preparation to add that
your Plaster cured her corns after trying other
highly recommended remedies to no purpose
and what increases my confidence in the superb
GRITTY OF your Plaster, is the fact, that it has been
used by several of my neighbors with equally good
success A man advanced in years, had become
so crippled with cOrns, as TO BE- obliged to cut
holes in his shoes TO ease his feet, he had long
suffered great torture and inconvenience-has
lately been entirely cured by the use OF your Corn
Plaster, so that he can now walk with comfort,
and in hole shoes. A young woman living near
me, had become SO lame IN consequence of corns,
as not to be able to 60 up and down stairs with
out great trouble, is now using the Plaster with
the most happy success, and prospect of speedy
cure / could refer to several other cases, were
it necessary. but have seen enough of the Pas.
ter TO satisfy it is the best preparation in this
country, for the cure of Corns; and were its
virtues generally known, doubt whether you
could prepare the article fast enough 10 meet
the public demand.
(Signed) SETH STowELL,
Keeper sfthe T'oll-house, S. Boston Bridge.
Boston, June I7th, 1929.
Price SO cents.
q None genuine, unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T
kIDDER, immediate successor TO tine late Dr..
w. L. CONWAY. For sale, with all the other
Conway Medicine ,"at his Counting Room No.
SO, next door 10 j. Kidder's Drug Store, corner
OF Court and Hanover-streetsn ar Concert Hall,
Boston; and by his special appointment, by
j. GREEN Il CO. EDW ARD LAMB, and
JOHN COE, Worcester,
HENRY ALLEN, Le0minster,
CARY, RICE, & CO, North BrookEeld.
CHARLES PARKMAN, WestboroHgk,
JOHN CApRON & SONS. Urbridge,
TIMOTHY DOTY, WeSfminster,
q. B. PARKER, lancaster,
S. HAYWOOD, LunenGurg.
" Large discounts to those who buy to sell
again.
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For SALE.

pa & PLEASANT SITU.4TIONin
fs4sa "A the southwesterly part of SUIT
IaaAsaE ton, two miles from the Centre
4=~eA ssssS"- Meeting House, on the Mendon
Road, SO called, consisting of about one and a
half acres of Jfrst-rate Land, and an excellent
Orchard and other fruit trees on the same; a
good two-story Dwelling House, Mechanic
Shop, Barn, and other Out Buildings, all in
good repair. Also, acres of excellent Now
ing and Pasturing Land, with Barn on the
same, within half mile of the above Situation.
u The above will be sold together or sep
arately, on the most reasonable terms. Apply
10 the subscriber.
NATHAN HUBBARD
Sutton, Feb g ow
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TO BOOT MAKERS.

VENHE subscriber having been appointed
Ill Agent for the sale Of the improve ment 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 10 call at his SHOE
STORE, No. GoddardS' Ro,o, and examine
the same, where sales will be made and all
necessary information given relating thereto.
SAMUEL B. SCOTT.
Worcester, Dec. !. 3m
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HOUSE TO LET.

II FENHE subscriber offers to Let
AA q for one year. from the first
Iisli@sEs Of April next, his House and Gar
lssiHg den, situated on Main street, in
Worcester, near the Court House,
now occupied by Messrs, Dorr 81 Rowland
Also, to Let, for one or more years, lot of
Land, situated on Breaking up Hill, so called,
containing about % acres, and consisting of
Tilage and Pasturage. For terms, as to the
House and Land, inquire of Mr. HENRY
WHEELER, In Worcester, or of the subscriber
in Boston. EDWARD D. BANGS
Feb 16 CIV
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N Office is hereby given, that the sub
~ scIiber has been duly appointed Executor
0f the last Will and Testament of SAMUEL
ALLEN, late of Worcester, in the County OF
Worcester, Esquire deceased, and has take n upon
himself that trust by giving bonds as the law d.
reefs. All persons indebted to said Estate, are
hereby called upon to make imme date payment /;
and all those TO whom said Estate is indie bled are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle
ment. CHARLES ALLEN
Feb, l. 1881
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ST A TIE L AW S.

AN ACT in addition to An Act entitled
" An Act 10 regulate the Jurisdiction and
Proceedings of the Courts of Probate"
Be 1t enacted, &c, That the Courts of Probate
OF the respective Counties in this Commonwealth.
shall have authority upon the petition of Guardians
of Minors and others, Executors and Administra-
tors to license the sale by auction of the real estate
of their wards, testators and intesates in all cases
where the Supreme Judicial Court have au-
thority to grant such license and the person or
persons so licensed shall give the bond notice and
take the oath which now by law required when
license is granted by the Supreme Judicial Court
Prouided, That no such license shall be granted
until after such notice has been given to all persons
interested therein as is directed in the tenth Sec
tion of the act TO which this is in addition; and
provided further, than appeal shall be allowed
from any order, decree. sentence decision or de-
NAL Of any Judge of Probate, respecting any petit
tion for such license, in like manner as in other
cases.
Approved by the Governor, Feb. 16, 1881.
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Highly Important to the afflicted.
@(Sg9e1 SON'Sm
~ ANDESSIOP~
(OUGA 2S@S
PRICE REDUCED.

PRICE REDUCED.
TkVHE extensive demand for ANDERsoN's
n COUGH DRoPs and PECToRAL Powders, as
prepared by James Mellen & Co., have enabled
the proprletOrs to reduce the price very much TO
druggists, and also the retail price to 81 ~ and
Is cents per bottle. From an extensive use for
IA years past they have proved to be one of the
most valuable remedies ever yet discovered for
the cure of Coughs, Colds, and other affections
OF the breast and lungs leading to Consumptions.
thousands have experienced the happy effects
oil this Healing BaLsG'n, and many Of the highest
respectablllty have voluntarily given certificates,
some OF which will accompany each bottle that
will satisfy every unprecedented mind that the most
extraordinary and unexpected cures have been
performed by the use OF this medicine in cases oil
long standing, in which other medciue had pro.
duced no favorable effects, and where the most
skItul physicians had given them up as hopeless.
II Is not pretended that they are an infable cure
IN all cases. but OF such as are incurabe there are
but few cases of Coughs or even seated Consump-
tons, but may be relieved by timely use of this
Healing Balsam. Each large bottle contains about
10 doses, which shows them TO be an unusually
cheap medicine considering their virtues.
CERTIe CATE
This is to certify that the subscriber was brought
very low BY splitting Of blood, attended with cough
and catarrh, and that nothing afforded me real re-
lief until COW menced taking Anderson's Cough
Drops, the use of which were the means in the
hand OF God of restoring me again to comiorta-
BILE state OF health. And do further certify that
the wife OF Mr.. Nathan Huntingdon living in the
same place, was afflicted with very bad cough for
number Of years. and in 1923 she was reduced so
low that 1t was thought she must soon be in her
grave as she was scarcely able to walk from her
bed 10 the fire, when she commenced taking An
derson's Cough Drops. the use of which, in short
time so far restored her, that she soon able to
do good days work. can rheeriulIy recon-
mend this medicine to the public.
pHiLo JUDsoN,
Pastor ofthe Church in ashford.
Ashford, (Conn. Sept. IS, 1924.
CAUTION Be1Uare Of Connterfiits!
Every purchaser who values health will observe
that each genuine bottle that we sell has AMBER.
sons CouGH DRoPs, prepared by J. MELLEN.
stamped in the glass; and that each OF the dree.
tons are signed in writing. JAS MELLEN, Exam.
inc before you purchase, as there are a number of
spurious kinds in market, similar in their appear.
ance but very different in their effects.
| Or The true and genuine Anderson's Couo6
Drops and Pectoral Powders, Prepared by James
.Neiien g Co., Hudson, are for sale by EpwARD
LAM, Dnggi" ~ho is sole agent for the brobri.
ets7 IN Worcester. Dee. Is. sOsn
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DR.. Phelps's iSteyuutatoru,

TENHE great efficacy of this SNUFF consists.
"a. in speedily removing Headache, Dizziness
and Distractions If the Nose or Nasal Ori6ces.
produced by sudden changes of atmosphere
For the removal of Poly. rs, it is exceedingly
useful, and when it fails Of cure, it greatly i'm.
pedes the progress of the disease Experience
and observation have proved the fact that this
Sternutatory OF Snuff is vastly superior TO any
thing of the kind heretofore in use.
For sale, at wholesale and retail, by JAMES
GREEN o. CO, Worcester, who are sole
Agents for the article eo6m Jar.
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" At the above Store will be found large
and fashionable assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES, of all kinds, manufactured by the sub
scrber, 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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JAMES GREEN & CO.,

o. At their Store opposite the Centre School
House, Mum street,
"AVE constantly on hand general assort-
Il n ment of Drugs and Medicines, Paints and
OIL Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery,
Cosmetics, English and American Fancy Soap,
Tooth, Hair, Nail, and Comb Brushes.
-LIKEwIsE-
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Sal Eratus, Spices,
Raisins, Figs, and Fruits of other kinds Also,
Lorrillard's Maccoboy, Rappee, Scotch, and
coarse RaPpee Snuff and Tobacco; Spanish
and American Cigars Cavendsh and Common
Tobacco; Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, &c. &c.
% AT the same place may be found vare.
ty of other articles, which have not yet been
named in an advertisement, the quality and
price of which shall give satisfaction TO the
purchaser.
Worcester, Jan. 10. eo1y
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LUCINDA.

a great way of Lucinda strikes the men
When she draws near,
And one sees clear,
great way off one wishes her again.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Feb Q, 1881.
TO the Widow and Heirs Of JOSHUA Thomas, late
of Laucaster, in said County, deceased. and 10 oil
others concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
b IA see fit at the Court of Probate to behoiIen
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in April next, at ten of the clock before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last viii and Testament Of
said Joshua Thorn as, deceased. should not be an.
proved and you will be heard thereon.
~ NATH'L PAINE r D~,L
Worcester, IS. Probate Office Feb. 81. 1881
To the WIDOW and Heirs Of JONATHAN WBITE
late Of Spencer, in said County, deceased and 10
all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear(if Won
I'LL see fly at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the Grst
Tuesday in April next, at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why the Administra.
tor on said Estate should not be authorized IN
sell 80 much of said deceased's Real Estate as viii
raise the sum Of $4,000 for the payment Of
debts and charges and you will be heard thereon.
81 NATH'L. PAINE. J. Prob.
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Invaluable Remedy!

Tested by experience, and sustained by tes-
timonialS!
M OST people have remedy for CoRNs
4v-H as well as other complaints but the pro-
prietor OF the long known and justly celebrated
Albion Corn Plaster
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The most valuable remedy discovered for Con-
SYMPTOMS, Asthma, Pieurisy Splitting Of
Blood, Hopping Coughs, and Pulmonary
affections Of every kind.
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FARM TO LET.

Sutton, Feb. 9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-01
To he Editors, dated

- =, :" y D4NH4I n H-tII IIeC. Io"V'
"Nlr. Kane was yesterday reelected, TO- U. States
Senate, AZ out OF 81; and at the time Gen John
NJ Robinson, TO fill the vacancy occasioned by Mr. Nc
Leans death; by vote equally decisive Gen Ro-
binson is firm and unwaverng friend of Cen Jackson
and ceservedly popular With all who know him"
QJ-Ve compelled to leave out several Communcations
the Civil List Of Virginia. Virginia and New
York about Col MonToes claims Coogress other
articles.
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THE MARK IN

The Mail Of Thursday bringing European dates 23i
caused advance in Flour which
sales Canal made Tho mail ofycsca bringing foreign
dates down the Both will decidedly
favorable effect make have hoard of no
transactions since these advioos received Wheat ia with
CHI
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JLLIYOTS SENc9TORS

the Illinois Legislature Gas appears by the
letter. has elected by large majoHes, two friend, OF
Gen. Jackson 10 the Senate OF the u. Sa.es-Aod Gov.
Reynolds, In his Inaugural Address, say4:" And for
the general prosperity Of the country supported PIE.
sideni Jackson for the distinguished station which he
now occupies aud having the fullest confidence in hi.
talents and integrity, to ADM lister the Government on
republican principles, hope that he will consent to
serve another p residential lern."-rhis ia tie Legis-
fature, and this is the Governor, whom tie Opyo,on
so lately claimed as friendly to MIR Clay:
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Certified rs correct +, nn CorrIy.

u ID TNl TT.VT
The Provisional Government Belgium had the honor 10
receive the protocol OF tho Conference Foreign Office
60.
The members Of tho Provisional are grahod in
ings OF Belgium have determined very ph1nhrope mission
with which the great this hone
the provisional Government desiring concale
Of the Belgian people with for tho rights Of humanity
res, the eon Of blood BY entire cessation Of hoslos
ising between Belgium Holland consequence
coyeTnment engages TO give orders to take MEASURES
Degans. ~
2nd That the Belgian retire within tho line which
rated before tho treaty May 1914 provinces
OF IN sovereign Prince Of the United Provinces from which,
N det 70 onstuto tho Kingdom Of Netherlands added
Vienna of 1915 - - 49, - 49, - 800 wv
On this occasion Tho provisional government Of BELGIUM owe IL
goo aH 10 TemaTk that IL understands by this line limits
Wnic M CONFORMITY tolhe Article 10th Of tho Fundamental law
scboldl WV ' 10" O'"N ~ wv
3D. That ho Belzian troops eyacuato With, TN ., ,h nj,
ees and territories occupied by tcm beyond said line All this
time by Holland, both land water Brnsssis 0fh Nyo,
iSgned Dc Potter Felix do Merodo, Ch Roze Al Condebon
j. YOndorlinden r. de Coppin. " O"''"'
From tie .NethsfIasds' Sta,es corant Of Wsdaesaqy
Toe Journal de Ia Hague states, that the value ot
the pro erty bslonEng to the commercial companies nj
the Netherlands destroyed IN the sntrepot at Antwero
during The late conflict between the Bfa4sets von,,.
tesrs and The Dutch troop, did exceed 40 600 n T..
rms IL had hesn flselY reported ~ several millions
From the Courier dss Pays Bas
ge't lfmeni pTeVaIs IN the PfusNan Provinces
on the Ieit babk of Tie Rhine Tue people, who have
always solicited ConsiiiuiioD, are greatly disappoiot
ed IN The promises Of the Kieg who 10 order 10 main.
isB tranquility, hes ss, country TO 10 occupied
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,ernlNrMEN..iI',- EY NM innrsrnrNr-

81 md nth ne Gdvtos and consent If the Senate
G-orse w. Buchanan OF Pennsylvania, TO be A'tor,
n"y Of hs United States. for the Western District 81
PsnnsylvaniA, in place OF Alexander Breckenridge.
NAMES ~ the fsh III BY III INKS 1loi x ntus
kytv M . rnV1 ~. Ckyisgs u the couoy Of New Ksnt
II B0ckinshsm Ctu Va IN Iuosd1y tn Att Inst
by R-y J-..s Aoitssd Iyrca ~ E5oca Of Coeose
CT, q Ma so2hroaa sbss II me sane State
i5gs Ir PGgsfo NEW I'D ERTT5EJHENT5.
Ohers er,ttf(d. fliN BE- affen5.d 81 ~ our rert
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faK ONSIEUR TONSON-Will stand the next sea-
1vA son at my stable, on the main road leading from
Alstons Ferry TO Petersburg; twelve miles from Bel
field, fifteen from Northampton COURTEOUS fifteen
from Halifax, forty from Warrenton, and ffty.seven
South OF Petersburg. His season will commence the
first Of February, aud end the first of July He will
be let to Mares at 80 dollars the season. which NAV
be discharged by the payment OF 40 dollars within the
season. Mares be insured at rs dollars The in
surance will be expected soon the mare is discoy-
cred TO be in oa or the property changed One dollar
VIII be expected by the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation OF mares sent 10 this horse either with
or without colts. They will be Pastured gratis well
led with grain, If required, at % cents per dav and
stabbed in all bad weather, that they may be return
ed to their owners in good condition. Every attention
but cannot be liable for accidents that NAV happen
Monsieur Tonson is beautiful bay fifteen hands tree
inches hIgh, with black legs, and tail He is
hnely proportional, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form. His blood, appearance and per-
ormance Is equal II not superior, 10 any horse on the
continent. - Wv
His colts are likely, and in high estimation. Mon
seur lonson Is iul brother Of Sir Richard and Cham
plon-ai OF which, have never been beaten Mon
sieur Ionson has made himself so well known by his
unrvaled achievements the turf as TO render all fur
Their notice unnecessary. Those who desire 10 see
more detailed account of his pedigree and periornan
ces, are referred to the American Farmer, volume o.
page 99Oand also, TO the Turf Register and Sporting
Magazine, for January, 1881.
WILLIAM MOODY.
Northampton co., N. Caroline,
FEB. 10. 95-w12ws
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$3,66s,29s
1,2S9,O39

Surplus, 81, 1886, 259
We have heard, during this discussion that Rene
sentative Governments are unified TO MANAGE nop;e
transacuons:-that the responsibility of public agents
cannot be sufficiently secured:-that fraud and mis-
management have characterized every former attempt
and VIII attend this. had thought that the respon
sibilty OF the representative 10 The constituent had
oeeh lu'y attained IN the ordeal OF frequent cleo
uonsj-and mat virtue and honesty prevailed at least
as generally under the influence of free institutions "a
those OF an opposite character. If this be NOT an e
had better adopt at once, that form of Government
Whch VIII most certainly these objects The
spirit oil Improvement has been cherished i'm monar.
ches. Egypt owed much of her ancient mover and
greatness TO her Canas.-China furnishes examnias ot
The most stupendous public works-Russa, bv a Ca
Da rom AsTachan to ST. Peersburgh, unites the Cas-.
plan and the Baltic, through space of one thousand
tour hundred and thrty-four miles, France has lone
boosted OF her Languedoc Cana-and Great Britain Is
now employing more capital in works of public improve
Hent, IMAM the whole revenue of the United States
Most OF those who have supported the other side in
hiS debate seem TO regard every proposition for the
Improvement OF the State, intended exclusively for
the beneht OF the western counties We are told fba,
II Is uIDust TO tax one portion OF the people for the
6eneht OF another. We have again been fayoured with
the essence Of that long debate which took place in be
,a'e convention, on what is termed the basis ques.
uon' sdebate which gave deeper wound to the prin-
c'Pies upon which representative governments, are
iounded than any thing which has taken place in This
country since The era of the revouon and which end
eu ~ Iyeung upon the people of West the chains of
colonial inienory. had hoped that fhe aotations o1
last winter would have been permitted TO snbsde.tba,
the angry feelings produced by collision of opinion and
interest," instead OF being iostered by our Eastern bre.
thren would have boen sOothed by Cancellation and bv
liberal efforts upon their part, for the common benefit
oil The State. illusions have been made TO western
opinions, and western legislation Sir, the people of
hd' quarter OF the State need defence from me The
open, manly, and liberal course which they have ever
pursued IS The book of testimony which shields them
from aspersion Cot of from the destinations and cor
uPons OF we world, like the Swiss Of the Alps they are
content with their own mountains s. their ow cascades
Patriotism glows as warmly there as upon any spot be-
meath the sun; aud do relgiously believe that if I'm
me untold caamites OF coming time, the light of Iiber
" Is destined TO be distinguished upon this continent,
ITS last expiring ray will DO amid the mountains Of les
fern Virginia 70
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VIRGINIA AT a Superior Cour, Of Chauc.ry,
holden at toe Capitol, in The City OF Richmond
,te l4'h day ST Feb. 1881
Edward w Smith, PltH
against
Beverly Smith, adm'or De bonis non OF VIM. Smith,
dec, and Ia hi. own right Daniel Weisige, adm de
6onts non of Washington Watts, dec, and the said
Dauie Wesger and S,il mora his wife, william Watts
and Smith IL. Sanard, children AMI hsirs OF Elizabeth
Nj. S,anard, dec, and Edmund Loekeu, Sheriff Of
Chesterfield, and Adm'or oil Beverly c. Stan4rd, dec.
Dedis.
This cause came this day 10 be further heard, Oh
the papers formerly read, and the report Of Commis-
sloner Amos ad, made pursuant to the order OF the
10Th day OF June, 1926, with additional exception.
thereto, by the defendant Weisger, filed by leave Of
the Court, and was argrei by Counsel: Ga consdera
ton whereof, the Court doth recommi the said report
with the exceptions Aforesaid. to the Commission.
en- Tor him to coniider and report hereupou he paving
the cost occasiOued thereby. Copy. Tssle,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, &C.
Commissioners Office Richmond, March I2ih, 1891
Tho parties interested will plea'e take notice, ,ha,
have appointed the 23d day of May next, CONNIE nee
the duties required OF me by the aforegoing order Of
me Court; on which day, at o'clock, A. NJ, the y
are required to attend at my Office, with ,ted
copies Of the necessary papers, ready for examination
and se'tement. AMOS LADD, NJ. c..
Marcn e. l05-wSw