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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02
VEGETABLE PULMO Ma
RY BALSAM;

The most valuable remedy discovered for Con
symptoms, Asthma, Pieurisy, Splitting o
Blood, Hopping Coughs, and Pulmonary
affections Of every kind.
NHE basis Of this medicine was a private
n recipe of a distinguished physician IN one
OF the neighboring States; aud was preserved
by an individual to whom it gave the mrst aston
isling relief After being supposed beyond the
reach of medicine, from an affection in the lungs
he was restored TO health by the OF the Veg
etabIe Pulmonary Balsam. it might never have
been offered to the public, had not this gentle
man found that his own cure was not accidental
from the fact, that in the numerous cases in
which he recommended it to others, it never
failed to give relief
NEW CERTIFICATES.
| certify tina, during the first week in Deccm
Der last, was troubled with q severe cough and
extremely tight structure across the stomach with
the attending symptoms OF a vi0lent Inflammation
OF the lungs. On the recommend ton ot friend
took one bottle of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Ba!sau, AMI found immediate relief | conf
IDENTITY recommend that Balsam 10 all afflct cd
with colds, coughs, or dangerous diseases 81 that
kind. EBENEZER THOMPSON.
Fast Cambridge. Jan 10. 1880.
was about the LIST of May, 1898, troubled with
the following distressing symptoms Iainlncss,
pain through the back and left side, t.ghtness
across the chest difficulty &c breathing ticklr G
in the throat, with sense of suifoeation, night
sweats, loss OF appetite, RAISING Of mucus, with
severe fits of coughing, more particularly morn.
ing and yening, with great pTOstratiOn OF strength
and disposition to be bostered up when in bed
about the 9otI, Of August, was reduced so Inv
that my friends gave me up As incursbe; about
this time heard of the celebrated VeSe'nbie
Pulmonary BalSam, and alter much solicit ai0n
WAS Induced TO make a trial las other remedies
had faeIi) and WAS surprised at the sudden relief
it gave ne. continued taking the iIasam until
my health was restored aud do most eheerful'y
recommend it TO all those who may be Il onbled
with consump;iye complaints About the I0Lh Of
February last, I took violent cold which brought
on similar symptoms as above described. / i'm.
mediately procured \ bottle of the Balsam, and
found relief in few days, which, to me. is .
strong proof that it the Balsam which relieve
me in the first instance.
RECBEH BLANCHARD.
Peacham, (Nt.) March 4, 1873.
An eminent ply stefan of New Hampshire writes
-"l am satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam is a valuable medicine. 1t has lately been
used with complete success in a severe lung com.
plant. attended with the raising of much blood
rhich had resisted every other prescriptions"
The wife OF a clergy man of Boston was recently
considered past recovery from disease of the
hangs, whose restoration TO healih was ascrbed
both by her physician and husband, TO the use oil
the Vegetable Pulmonary BGisom Price so cts
= For sale ~ LONE & REED, Boston
and JAMES GREEN X CO., Worcester,
Nov. ~. eotAp2i
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GODFREY'S DROPS,

The only sure remedy for the HEADACHE.
fHHtlS Medicine IS offered to the public
H. with the fullest confidence in its efficacy.
II has proved succe ssful in that have bSled
the skill of the most distinguished physicians. In
no case in which this medicine has been resorted
to, has it failed TO give reIet. This is the first
preparation which has proved successful in the
HEADACHE, though many others have been
introduced. 1t is composed Ofvegetables, and no
delelerious plant or medicine is introduced into
it. No danger need be apprehended, If used
properly and asreeably to directions. 1t imparts
vigor To the system while the cure is progressing
and regulates the stomach, by which process the
cure is effected
Sr,-It is with pleasure that can recommend
the Drops prepared by you, for the Nervous Head
ache. Having for about II years past been aflct.
ed with il, and not having found any thing that
gave me relief. tried your Drops, and they gave
me immediate relief. ! took them about 3 weeks
from the first Of last January, Gndhapebeen free
from the Headache, except when have taken Il
violent cold, ever since and would cheerfully
resomme nd them to all those who IN ay be atlct
ed with the same complaint. A. WRIGHT.
Keene, April 10, 1880.
Sir-Airs. Dana has made use Of the Drops
which you handed me, and with complete success;
she has always been subject to frequent and VIC
lent turns of Sick Headache. 1t is now nearly 8
months since she first took the Drops. tlurine
which time she has been free from any attack of
the complaint. feel confident in its efficacy, and
cheerfnIly recommendit. N. DANA.
Keene. April. 1850.
GTCoI. Harrington, keeper ofthe Eagle Hotel.
in Keene, certi6es that his wife had been so Sc
verely afflicted for many years much of the
time totske no rest day or night She took these
Dropsi ast winter. and has not been troubled since
or Mr.. Hatch, keeper OF the Phoenix Iiotrl,
had for many years been afis,e. aud no me,l
cine favorably affected him until he tried these
Drops, which relieved him. He believes them
'(ar superior to any thing ever offered to the
public FIR the Headache
Directions accompany the Medicine. Price so
cents a bottle.
nT For sale by ]. GREEN & co. and DORR
Il ROWLAND Worcester; Lyman Waite Lei.
cester; AMPS Bro1Un g Co., Spencer; E. w e
S IT. Skerry. O0kham: A Lee. 1empieton; II.
Bullock, Roydtston; C. Coolidge. Fhz4vsH, am !;
Clark e WiHiston. Northampton r o. Spar.
harvk. Greenfield. Orders may be addressed TO
!. e J ". Prentiss, Keene. { NJ H. } General
Agents for the sale Of the Medicine.
Aup en6nn
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STOVES, &c.
RICE & MILLER

NFFER at wholesale and retail, Cooking
W Parlor, franklin, Plate, Lehigh, Pyramid
and Box STOVES; Patent Oven Doors and
Frames Common do. do. do; Ash hole and
Kettle Doors and Frames; Cast Iron Furnaces
Caldron Kettles, Is TO 81 gals; Hollow Ware
Door Scrapers; Common and Improved Cart
and Wagon Boxes, &c.
X. & NJ. have also received from New York
very general assortment of Wilson's Cook
Pa:lor, Pyramid. 6 and . plate Stoves, of new
and elegant patterns, and of the most approved
construction for burning Wood, Lehigh, anc
other Goals.
r. & NJ. manufacture STOVE FUNNEL
and all kinds of Copper, Sheet Iron, and TIN
STOVE FURNITURE. Also, all kinds Of
Tin Work for Factory use.
Also, on hand, general assortment oi
L-9.HPS, snch as Jappan'd, Socket, Jacket
Stand, Dish, Bed, and Nurse Lamps Brass
Socket, Stand, and Shop Lamps; Glass Entry
Lamps, variety of patterns; Astral and Cen
tire Lamps; Lamp Filters Oil Cannisters, from
2 to 60 gals Lamp Oil; Coal Holds, &c. sc
~ n & NJ. receive orders for all kinds Of
CASTINGS. to be executed at the Worcester
and Brookfeld Iron Foundry.
Worcester, Nov. "a. eP6weo6w47
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

NWTILL be sold at Public Auction, by leave
w of Court. on TUESDAY. The LIST Of March
neat, al one OF the clock, P. NJ, ON the prem
Uses, a FARM belonging to .j0hn BoydeR, mi.
nor heir of John Bpyden, late of Spencer, de-
ceased, pleasantly situated one mile southeast
from The Congregational Meeting House, in
Spencer. containing 100 acres OF Land, well
waercd and fenced. principally with stone wall,
and suitably divided into Moving, Pasturinw
Tillage and Wood Land. The Buildings con.
sist of a ,wo.story House, IS by 40 feet. com
pletely finished. an excellent Barn, b feet wide
aud ~ feet long, having been built hut few
wears Those disposed To purchase are invited
10 examine the Estate soon, and jadse for
themselves. credit % SIX years will be given
Cor must "f the purchase money. if desired, aud
possession given The first Of April next.
For further information inquire of DAVID
BOYDEN, living near the premises, or Of the
subscriber in Holden.
JOHN. +. SMITH, Guardian.
Holden NOV H. @F2g1623
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FARM FOR SALE.

p~-A SITUATED in the easterly part
tssFi,A - of Sutton, on the new Central
ssssA Turnpike, Is miles from the Centre
S---A--sss- Meeting House, and IS miles from
Boston Ii consists of IO4 acres of Land, well
watercd and divided into Moving, Pasluring,
and Tillage; large and valuable Orchard of
grated fruit a young thrifty Wood Lot, with
good supply Of wood two Dwelling Houses,
one of them large and convenient; a Barn,
Grancry, Wood and Carriage Houses 1t is
ravorahiy located for Tavern Stand, being
situated near the centre of section of the
Turnpike, : miles in length, which rs destitute
of an establishment of this descriptions For
excellence of soil, beauty and convenience OF
situation. ii is rarely surpassed.
Also, adjoining the premises. and within one
mile of Manufacturing establishment. 10 acres
Of valuable WOOD LAND. covered with a
heavy growth of wood of various kinds This
will be sold with or without the Farm, as may
suit the purchaser. A liberal credit will be al
lowed for part of the purchase money, if desir
ed For further particulars inquire of the sub
scriber on the premises.
CIIAS APMCRV
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MA COMMISSIONER Notice.

WJWN "
Wv f, the subscribers, having been duly APP
pointed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge of
Probate. Commissioners TO receive and examine
the claims of the several creditors 10 the Estate
Of JEWETT b. DARLING, late Of Winchen.
don, in the County of Worcester, deceased,
represented insolvent, do hereby give notice
that six months from the twenty fourth day of
December last, are allowed to said creditors for
bringing in and proving their claims and that
we will attend for that purpose at the house of
Ephraim Murdoch, Jr., innholder, in Winchen-
don, on the third Mondays of February and
June next, from one TO six o'clock, P. NJ, on
each of said days
JACOB WALES.
WEBSTER WHITNEY.
Jan. Ii. 1891.
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DR.. PheLps's Sternutatoru.

WNHE great efficacy of this SNUFF consists,
a. in speedily removing Headache, DIZZINESS
and Destinations If the Nose or Nasal Orifces,
produced by sudden changes Of atmosphere.
For the removal Of Potypus, it is exceedingly
useful, and wheL il fails Of cure, it greatly i'm
pedes the progress of tho disease. Experience
and observation have proved the fact that this
Stsrnutat0ry OF Snuff is vastly superior TO ally
thing of the kind heretofore in use
For sale, at wholesale and retail, by JAMES
GREEN & CO, Worcester, who are sole
Agents for the article. eo6m Jan. 8.
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.ayvDERSOyv'S
COUGH DROPS.

Price reduced 10 rs and 374 cts. per bottle.
NAMES GREEN 81 CO. offer for sale at
% their Store, opposite the Centre School
House, on Main street.-Anderson's Cough
Drops and Pectotal Powders, which they can
assure the public are of genuine quality and
as prepared by James Mciien & Co., which cir.
cumstance is mentioned, as there are spurious
articles in imitation Of the genuine one in mar.
kct ep2meO2m Jan ~
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Estate of .ausfin DENIM.

a LII those indebted to the Estate of AUS.
IN TIN DENNY, deceased, are once more
reminded, that payment must be mads without
further delay, to enable the Administrators TO
settle their accounts.
The Newspaper and Advertising Accounts
may be paid to Messrs. DORR Il ROWLAND,
and all other debts, (if settled soon,) without
cost, to S. NJ. BURNSIDE.
WorcnSfer Ian 90
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- THE TOOTH ACHE,

This agoniziug disorder is cured in its most
painful stages, by one OF the most simple as veil
IS Pc" erlu remedies known in modern practice
he Ca'R5riGn T'oofh .lcLe Pills afford nstan,
relief, Without infisting the slightest INJURY on The
tech They are applied externally 10 the parts
affected, with the greatest ease aud expedition,
and generally operate soothing leniIiye 10 The
suffering patient. Price 50 cents "A box.
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CHILDHOOD.


ny ANNA MARIA WELLS
Gray morning ser the mountain peers;
To heaven the stars are gliding back,
Ere vet the .'pryiag eve of day"
Shall mark their noiseless track.
There IS not sound in doors or out:
Tn. very birds are yet asleep;
The field flowers open silently;
The breeze just whispers and goes by;
And mountain-buds, that steep
Their perfume in the dews of night,
Lie coldly in the lingering light.
A shout The spell is broken up
The cott,ss echoes with the sound
The voice of glad surprise and nirth,-
II is heard by all around -
The frolic voice of childhood free
My own delighted, laughing boy!
Just waking with the newborn day,
The voice of rapture must have way, =
His heart is full with JOY;
And on his lone couch as he lies,
lie sings to tell his ecstasics!
He sings aloud medley mass
or nursery rhyme, and infant lore
No matter what the glorious theme,
lie sings it DER and DER -
he recks not, he, Of such as may
These clamorous sounds annoy,
Who, half awakened. catch the strain
And, murmuring, turn to rest again;-
He thinks of nought but joy =
ofgrief and pain, his heart is free,
Aud earth and sky are fair to see
WIS would not be little child,
Ere yet the shade eff earthly care
Hath fallen upon his happy heart,
And chased the sunshine there?
With wisdom's light, with fancy's ere,
Hereafter let thy bosom glow;
Bat holy childhood's blessed smile,
Oh, let it linger yet while
Upon thy cherub brow
Shout on, my boy indebted,
Pour out thy happy heart. my child!
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A CARD.

TUyHE subscriber has taken possession Of the
n TAVERN STAND, formerly occupied
by him and lately by Mr.. Banister, near the
Worcester Bank and has refitted and newly fur
nishcd the house in such style that he hopes 10
satisfy all who may call upon him. Ifncatness
&c the house, care in furnishing the larder, and
diligence in attention TO the comforts of guests
will ensure success, he trusts that he shall re.
ceive share Of public patronage.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester, juno 30. sotf
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SOMETHING New FOR AN ANTIQUARI-
AN. A few weeks since, George Dixon Of
Seneca, commenced digging well about
three miles from the village of Geneva, IN.
W near what is called the Potterstown
road. and about eighty rods from small
creek the ground is nearly one hundred
feet higher than said creek. After digging
through the soil to the depth Of thriy-lhree
feet, he came to hard blue clay which
continued ten feet farther, ana then struck
upon vein of course black sand mixed
with small shells, which was ahont three
feet deep In this sand he discovered 4
piece of wood eight inches long and six
in circumference at the smallest end.
This was at the depth Of for:y-six feet from
the surface. For fourteen feet further the
strata was sand mixed with moss. Goals,
and some appearance of rotten brush, and
the bark of trees. The well is now dug
below seventy feet, and is perfectly dry
except what water teaches in above the
strata of sand. The soil is very fine SAM!
or loan, with now and then strata of salt,
irIegularIy jumbled together. with every
appearance of having heen thrown there by
water. Whit renders this most remarka-
BE, is thai the ground, to the depth of for
ty-three feet, is firm and solid, without he
least appearance of having moved since the
creation.-OntqriO Phenir.
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DUMFRIES'
Itch Ointment!

FENIlE extensive sale and established rep
q utation of Dumf,fes' Itch Ointment, en-
eourages the Proprietor to recommend ii with
rene ed confidence to the public. as a most IN
noce"t as well as powerful application for this an
noying disease. The most inveterate cases have
been Cured IN ONE HuuR by this esteemed
Ointment 1t contains no .Hercu,y, or other
noxious ingredient. Price 81 l.2 cents.
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SORE
AND MED EYES!

7EHHE studious, the weakly, and others,
q WIN are troubled with soreness inAam-
nation of that delicate organ, will be able 10 Oh
lain most pleasant and Invaluable application, in
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

Fatal ACCIDENT. Lqhial Archibald, n
son of Thsmas Archibald of Waddington,
aged ahout ten years, died last Saturday
night, in consequence of dreadful fracture
of the skull occasioned Ivy the bursting Of II
puncheon charged with steam for the pur-
pose Of cleansing it.
His uncle, Mr.. Hawley, had procured a
puncheon that had recently contained splr-
its, in which he designed TO salt meat. To
fit it for that purpose, it became necessary
TO extract from the wool the spirit with
which it was impre grated, and for that
purpose he had recourse to the application
of steam. The punrheon was placed on
the body of truck with The hung down
wards; directly under WAS an iron pot
over fire, with a close cover. having in it
q wooden tube rising out of the cover and
entering the bung hole, for the purpose of
conveying the steam from the pot TO the
puncheon. In the arrangement. the dread
full mistake occurred of providing no vent
for the escape of the steam from the punch
con, which being too weak to withstand the
prodigious pressure, hurst with Il terrible
explosion, like the report Of the largest
cannon, forcing ont the middle portion of
the head, which struck the unfortunate boy,
and fractured his skull so sbockingly as
to preclude the slightest possibility of his
recovery. Laurence Gazette.
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GUARD against FIRE.

FHNHE Springfield Fire Insurance Companv
IL continue TO effect assurances on all kinds
OF property (eretpt Cotton, WooLen, and Gun
MHpytact0ries, Dtstilteries, and Paper Mills
on as reasonable terms as can be obtained NJ
any Office. Apply to ISAAC DAVIS, Attor.
ney and Counsellor at Law, who is duly author.
lied TO fill Policies.
Worcester, Nov. IL. 3wsoo1v4e
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Highly Important to the .aActed
.GSI21 sON,Sm
" ANDE.ES5ROPS
QOUGA2S Sl@aO

PRICE REDUCED.
THNHE extensive demand for ANDERsoN's
u COUCH DRoPs and PECToRAL PowDEas, as
prepared by James MeIien & Co., have enabled
the proprictors to reduce the price very much to
druggists, and also the retail price to 81 i2 and
rs cents per bottle. From an extensive use for
II years past, they have proved to be one Ot 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
Of this Healing Bdis0m. and many of the highest
responsibility have voluntarily gwen certificates.
some Of which will accompany each bottle, that
will satisfy every appropriated mind that the nosi
extraordinary and unexpected cures have been
performed by the use of this medicine in cases oil
long standing, in which other medciue had pro
ducrd no favorable effects, and where the most
skillul physicians had given them up as hopeless.
1t Is not pretended that they are an inlallibecure
IN all cases. but of such as are ncurable, there are
but few cases of Coughs even seated Consump-
tinns, but may be relieved by timely use OF this
Healing Balsam. Each large bottle contains about
40 doses, which shows them TO be unusually
cheap medicine considering their virtues.
CERTIFICATES.
This is tocertify that the subscriber was brought
very low by spitiiu Of blond, attend d with cough
and catarrh, aud that nothing afforded me real re-
lief until commenced taking Anderson's Cough
Drops. the use OF which were the means in the
hand of God of restoring me again to a comforta-
BILE state Of health. Aud LIDO further certify that
the wife Of MIR. Nathan Huntington, living in the
same place. afflicted with very bad cough for
\ number Of years, and in 823 she was reduced 50
low tina, il WAS thought she must soon he in heT
grave, as she was scarcely able to walk from her
he'd 10 the fire, when she commenced taking An.
dersons Cough Drops, the use Of VIII ch, in short
time so far restored her, that she able Ia
do gnod days work. can cheeriully recon-.
mend this medicine 10 the public
PHiLo JUDsOS,
Pastor Of fhe Church in .AshEord
! Ashford, Conn Sept. IS, 1924.
CAUTION HcsUare Of Counte-fHs!
Every purchaser who value health will observe
that each genuine bottle that we sell has AMBER.
SONS CorGH DRoPs, prepared by J. MELLEN,
stamped in the glass, and that each Of the direc
tions are signed in writing. JAS MELLEN. Exam
inc before you purchase, as there are number o.
spurious kinds in market, similar in their appear.
ance but very different in their effects.
az The true and genuine AnaiersOn's Cough
Drops aud PectorGl Pozoders, PREPARED ~ Jdmea
.Neiten g Co., Hudson. are fer sale by EBwARu
LAMB, Druggist, rho is sole agent for the brob- t.
sfors in WOrces'er. Dee. Is. v0sn
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WORCESTER, IS. JAN go, 1881.
VtAKEN on Executions, having been pi evil
n ously attached on mesne process, and will
be sofa at Public Vendue, at John A. Thomp-
sons inn, IN Westminster, on MoNpAy. m, 2Ist
day Of february nezt. at ! O'Clock. p. NJ, all
the Right in Equity which ELISHA BIGE.
LOW has To redeem oil his mortgaged Real
Estate, in Westminster, whereon he now lives.
situated about ono and half miles westerly Of
the Meeting House, containing abont four hun.
dred acres, with good Buildings on the same.
bounded on lands OF James White, George
Miles. Aaron Darby, Jonathan Minott, IT,, John
c. Everett. and Others
HENRY COOLIDGE 7, n SL.:T
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DUMFRIES
10 I've w alter !

This well established H'dSh for the Eye. is
perfectly innocent, and gives immediate relief,
even in very aggravated cases OF soreness and in
hammatiOn. Price IS cents.
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"oRcEsTER. S. Jan. ~, 1881.
"A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
fM Execution, and will he sold at Public Auc.
iion, at George Fiich's Hotel, in Lancaster, on
MoSDAv, The l4th day Of february NEAT, at enc
o click, +. NJ, all the Right in Equity which
ABEL. and ABEL w. RUG.G had on the Goth
day Of November last, to redeem mortgaged
Real Estate, situated in the west part Of said
Lancaster, where they last improved.
81 LYMAN MOORE. ID. Sheriff
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HENRY COOLIDGE, Jr. d. Sheriff.

MoRcEsTER, IS. Jan. 90, 1881.
VENAKEN on Execution having been previ.
IA ously attached on merne process, and
will be sold at Public Vendue. at John A,
f'hompson's inn, in Westminster, on MoxDAr,
The 2lst day Of February nr1t, at o'clock,
r; all the Right in Equity which ABNER
M. DRURY has to redeem his mortgsged
Real Estate, situated in the easterly part of
Gardner, containing about thirty acres Of Part,
uring aud Wood Land. bounded on lands of
Simon Gates. Asa Smith. md others.
HENRY COOLIDGE. JR.. d. Sheriff.