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

a FARM, situated in Westboro', in the
IA County of Worcester, near abe centre of
said town, containing loo acres of the best of
Land-being well proportoned into Moving,
Tillage, Pasturing, and Wood Land, well in.
closed and separated into convenient lots with
Stone wall plenty of Orcharding, with beau
liini Fruit Yard, containing all kinds of fruit
N bearing state, and good Garden; with
two Houses and two Barns on the same. One
Barn is 10 feet loEg, by 40 wide, and 90 feet
pHsts@the other 40 by 90; together with other
Out Buildings. Water is convened TO the Build.
lngs IN leaden pipes Said Farm is well wa
tered, and extensively known by the name of
the Baker Farm, and is admirably adapted for
dairylng or the breeding of cattle. small,
very small, proportion of the purchase money
VIII be wanted; the residue may lay as long as
The purchaser pays the interest annually. Pos
session may be had on the first of April next.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. SAMUEL HENRY.
Wcstboro'. Feb %
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STOVES, &c.
RICE & MILLER

GAFFER at wholesale and retail, Cooking,
~ 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 80 gals. Hollow Ware !;
Door Scrapers; Common and Improved Cart
and Wagoa Boxes, &c.
r. d NJ. have also received from New York,
very general assortment of Wilson's Cook,
Pa:lor, Pyramid, 6 and 8 plate Stoves, of new
and elegant patterns, and of the most approved
construction for burning Wood, Lehigh, and
other Goals
R. & nj. manufacture STOFE FUNNEL,
and all kinds of Copper Sheet Iron, and Tin
STOFE FURNITURE Also, all kinds of
Tin Work for Factory use.
Also, on hand, general assortment of
LAMPS, such 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
ire Lamps; Lamp Filters Oil Cannsters, from
2 to 60 gals; Lamp Oil Coal Holds, &c &c
% R. 81 NJ receive orders for all kinds of
CASTINGS, to be executed at the Worcester
and Brookfed Iron Foundry.
Worcester, Nov. "a. ep6weo6w47
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GOODS

% At REDUCED PRICES. IN
NMHE subscribers having determined to close
- business in this section Of the country the
first of April next, and being DESTROYS of reduc-
ing theil present stock of Goods on hand as
much as possible previous to said time, are dis
posed to Offer their Goods at such prices as can
not fail to suit purchasers. They have on
hand very general and extensive assortment
Of Goods, in two Stores The Store at the
Factory village, Dudley, doing business under
the firm of WIswALL & SANFORD, and the
Store in South Oxford (Sater's village) under
the firm OF EMORY SANFORD & Co.
Said Stocks consist of
EUROPEAN and DOMESTIC GOODS,
~ GOODS and GROCERIES,
HARD WARE,
ChOCkERH and GLASS WARE,
IRON HOLLOW WARE.
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS and OIL.
C.4BINET FURNITURE Z. CHAINS
Together with a more general assortment or
Goods than is usually found in Country Store
Ut Our former customers and the public are
assured that good bargains may be obtained by
applying soon. Cash customers are particularly
invited 20 call
u Most kinds of Farmers Produce received
in payment for Goods, and liberal credit for
approved paper.
Those indebted. TO the subscribers by Book
Account are requested to settle the same pre-
Vlous TO the first of April next by Note or 9th.
erwise. ARTEMAS WISWALL.
EMORY SANFORD
Dudley. Jan 10 If
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VEGETABLE PULMONA-
RY BALSAM:

The most ualuGble remedy discovered for Con
symptoms, asthma, Pleurisy, Splitting o.
Blood, Hopping Coughs, and Pulmonary
affections Of eUesy kind
EHHE basis of this medicine was private
4 recipe of a distinguished physician in one
OF the neighboring States; and was preserved
by an individual to whom it gave the must aston
lshing relief. After being supposed beyond the
reach OF medicine, from an affection in the lungs,
he was restored to health by the use of the Veg
etable Pulmonary Balsam. 1t 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.
l certify that during the first week in Deem
Der last, was troubled with a severe cough and
extremely tight structure across the stomach, with
the attending symptoms of violent Inflammation
OF the lungs. On the Recommendation of friend
toeE one bottle of the Vegetable Pulmonary
BGfs0m, and found immediate relief. l conf
IDENTITY recommend that BaIsam to all afflicted
with colds, coughs, or dangerous diseases of that
kind. EBENEzER THOMPSON.
East Cambridge, Jan. lS, 1880.
was about the LIST Of May, 1888, troubled with
the following distressing symptoms: faintness,
pain through the back and left side, tightness
across the chest, difficulty of breathing, tickling
in the throat, with sense of sufocation, night
sWeats, loss Of appetite, raising of mucus, with
severe fits of coughing, more particularly morn
ing and evening, with great prostraton of strength
and disposition to be bolstered up when in bed
about the Goth OF August, was reduced so low
that my friends gave me up as incurable about
this time l heard of the celebrated Tegetable
Pulmonary Balsam, and after much solicitation
was induced to make a trial (as other remedies
had faiIed) and was surprised at the sulten relief
1t gave me. continued taking the Balsam until
my health was restored, and do most cheerfulIv
recommend it to all those who may be troubled
with eonsumptive complaints. About the 10th of
February last, took violent cold which brought
on similar 81 mptoms as above described. | I'M
mediately procured bottle of the BaIsam and
found relief in few days, which, 10 me, is a
strong proof that it the Balsam which relieved
me in the FIRST instance.
REUBEN BLANCHARD.
Peacham, (Vt.) March 4, 1929
An eminent MUSICIAN of New Hampshire writes
-" am satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
| sam is valuable medicine. 1t has lately been
[ used with complete success in a severe lung com.
plant, attended with the raising of much blood
Which had resisted eUery other prescription"
The vile OF clergyman of Boston was recently
considered past recovery from a disease of the
| lungs, whose restoration to health was ascribed
both by her physician and husband, 10 the use oil
the Vegetable Pulmonary Bdisom. Price so cts
! G-T For sale hy LOWE & REED, Boston
and JAMES GREEN X CO., Worcester,
! Nov. "a. eotAp2i
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ASSIGNEES, SALE.
Ew NJNILL be sold at Public Ven.

tIsssM9 w DUE at the Inn lately occu.
l..s.E3 pied by Smith Taft, in Charlton,
$500 on FRIDAY, the 4th day Of .Harck
merit, commencing at 8 O'Clock, A.
NJ, uf not previously disposed of at private
sale, all the Real Estate which the said SMITH
TAFT was possessed of on the Oath day of
October last, viz: A large and commodious
Tavern House, Barn, and two Sheds, and a
Slaughter House, all nearly new, with about
two and half acres of excellent Land, situate
IN the centre of the town of Charlton
Also, a Wheelwrght Shop and Lumber
House, adjoining the above tavern situation.
.ftS0, about twenty four acres of good now
ing. pasturing, and tillage Land, situate about
three fourths of a mile northerly of the centre
Of said Charlton
Also, one undivided halfofthe Farnunu Farm,
SO called, situate about three fourths of mile
s0utherly of the centre of said Charlton Said
Farm consists of about one hundred and eighty
acres of excellent Land, suitably divided into
moving, pastnring, tillage and wood land, and
is we'll fenced mostly with stone wall 1t has
upon it a large two story House, two large
Barns, and convenient out houses it has a
good share of wood land and an orchard, that
produces much good fruit
Should the purchaser of the tavern situation
feel DESTROYS ofengaging in mercantile business,
there is brick Store adjoining said situation,
belonging to John Spur, Esq, which we are
authorized TO say, may be purchased at fair
price.
For further particulars, reference is had 10
MosEs B. SALISBURY, Burrillville, (R } RoyAL
TAFT, Uxbridge JONI SPURR, or SAMUEL D.
SPUR, near the premises.
ROYAL TAFT,
MOSES B. SALISBURY,
.4ssignees Of Smith Taft
Charlton, Jan. 15 1891. ~
?. S. At the same time and place will be
sold all the personal property assigned by said
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az II Farm for Sale,

SITUATED in the northerly part of North
~ boro containing about 300 acres of Land,
wen pToportiened as to Moving, Pasturing,
Iillage and Wood Land, with decent Buildings
thereon. The subscriber will sell part of the
above Farm, together with the Buildings, if
there is more Land in the whole Farm than is
wanted, and the residue in lots TO suit purchas-
ers. credit will be given if wanted. For
further particulars, reference is made to Hon.
JOSEPH DAVIS of Northboro', Capt. PRENTIs
hEYEs, living near The premises, or the sub
scrlber in Templeton.
Jan. 5. If JOSEPH DAVIS, Jr.
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TIE Painful and Debitatating Complaint Of
" TESE PTEES!

DECEIVES immediate relief, and ia
"A q numerous instances, has been thoroughly
cured, by the administration of Dumfries Remedy
for the Piles. This approved compound also
mitigates and removes the symptoms which fire.
quehlly accompany that disorder, and increase
the danger of the patient, viz; pains in LOins-
Headache-LOSs Of acknowledgement, and
other marks of debility.
y relieved Patient writes from distance, cit
is but justice TO you TO inform you, that have
used your Duntries Remedy for the Piles, for
sometime past, aud have found it eminenty sue
cessf1l.''
An officer in the army observes, al have been
troubled for years with the Piles, and have never
found any remedy that would compare with yours.
1t gave me almost immediate relief"
A Physician and Druggist writes, "I have
sold all the medicine YOU sent me, which is so
highly recommended for the Piles. | wish J GU
to send me one dozen more by the bearer"
The remedy is quite innocent, and may be
administered to all ages and both sexes. Plain
and ample directions, with description of the
complaint accompany each package, which con-
slsts OF trco 6oreS one COP aiming an Ointment,
and the other Eectuary. Price 81 for both
articles, or so cents where but one is wanted.
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From the CGtskiH Recorder.
MY NATIVE HILLS.


am Of those Ger whom breath of air
lust darkening in our course the lake S bright way
nd signing thro' the feathery canes-hath Po"'
TO call up shadows. in the silent hour, -,
Mrs. Hen'd''s,
Why does the image of my first
And purest feelings haunt in VAN
Why do such breathless longlngs Durs'
Upon my soul, to view again
Those valles-and that rocky pie
The clouds delight to rest upon
And vet inger here the whiie
As tbouob thew were for ever gone
And memory brings them all to me,
Teeminp with life and love as then.
They are not so-or | would see
Them all before sleep again!
Yet why should 60 back, to feel
Still more the ruin that has come
IJpou them ?-Certainly would seal
The lips of Fancy with the dumb.
But they do come-even the glad shout
That walked the echoes from the rocks,
And the wild laughter that went out
At twilight, and the bleating f1ocks,
And brows that gladdened at my look.
And cheeks that redeemed at my sigh
All come upon me, az the brook
Leads its unbidden murmurs by.
But where are they? Ny native hills
Are not the paradise they were.
There is vacancy which chills,
.And desolation triumphs there.
There are the same green wales and groves
And sunshine, which enchanted then;
But, robbed of all their living loves,
IT'S grief tolook on them again.
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FOR SALE.

A LOT, containing 40 acres of first rate
IA Land, on which is a suitable place for a
Tannery, situated little out of the business
part of the village in Worcester. Perhaps
there is no place in New England where
Tanner could locate himself TO so good advan
tage, as there is no establishment Of the kind
within five or six miles.
Also, % acres of Pasture and Wood Land,
near the above.
o. Inquire of Messrs NEWTON & LINCOLN,
or of EPHRAIM MOWER.
Worcester. Feb o.
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WoRcEsrER, IS. Feb. s, 1881.
HNAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
IL Public Vendue, at the Store of Hiram
Wadsworth, in Barre, on SATURDAY, the l2th
day Of Marchne1t, at two Of The clock, p NJ, all
the Right in Equity which SlLAS KNIGHT
JR.. has to redeem the following mortgaged
Real Estate, viz; the Farm on which he now
lives, situated about two and half miles west
erly of Oakham Meeting House, containing
about seventy -four acres of Land, with the Build
ings thereon. Also, one other tract of Land,
situated in the easterly part of said Oakham,
containing about fourteen acres of Land, and
bounded northery by the turnpike, leading
from Oakham to Rutland, easterTy on the town
line, southerly by land of James Allen, westerly
by county road leading to North Brook6eld.
8 SETH HOLDEN, D. Sheriff.
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A CARD.

FENHE subscriber has taken possession of the
4 TAVERN STAND, formerly occupied
by him and lately by Mr.. Banister, near the
Worcester Bank, and has reftted and newly fur
nished the mouse in such style that he hopes TO
satisfy all who may call upon him. Ifneatness
Of 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, June 30. eotf
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A CERTALN CURE FOR THE
TOOTH ACHE.

ENHE EDINBURGH TOOTH ACHE
-M PASTE is recommended by numerous and
highly respectable certificates as positive cure
for that perplexng disease called Tooth Ache
By following the directions which accompa-
ny the article the patient will be relieved Of
the most obstinate pain of the Tooth, and have
the satisfaction of knowing that with the same
Tooth they never will again be troubled
There is no pain attending the application,
which, generally, occupies not more than IS
minutes.
GTFor sale by JAMES GREEN & CO.,
JOHN COE, and EDWARD LAMB, Wer.
cester. Feb. l6.
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Approved by the Governor, Feb. 16, 1881.
AN ACT toprevent the destruction Of FISH
hui nonr,l1,- In.lin,,u

AN ACT to prevent the destruction of Fish
by Coecuus Indicus, or other poisonous
articles.
BE it enacted, &c, That from and after the first
day of April next, person shall put cast or throw
into any of the waters of this Commonwealth for
the purpose of taking destroying any Fish being
in any of said waters any of the Cocculus Indicus
(otherwIse called Indian Berry or Indian Cookie !
or any other poisonous article, whether the same
be mixed with any other substance or not. on pain
that every person SO offending shall forfeit and pay
the sum of ten dollars for every such offence to be
recovered by complaint to any Justice ofthe Peace
in the name and to the use of the Commonwe alth
by action of debt before any such Justice. in
which case, moiety of said forfeiture shall
enure to the use of the plaintiff, and the other
moiety thereofto the use ofthe Commonwealth
Approved by the Governor, Feb. Is, 1881.
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Approved by the Governor, Feb. II, 1881.
AN ACT for the prosecution and punish

AN ACf for the prosecution and punish
ment OF Accessories in Felonies.
Beit enacted, &c, That if any person shall couu-
sci, hrer or otherwise procure the commission of a
felony, and any other person shall by means there
oil commit the SAM whether il be felony at COM
mon law, or by virtue of any statute or statutes
made, or hereafter to be made the person so coun-
selling, or hreing, otherwise procuring shall be
deemed guilty of felony, and may be indicted and
convicted, either as an accessory before the fact
to the principal felony, together with the prnci-
pal ielon or after the conviction of the nrincina
1.i"H! or may be indicted and convicted of a snb
ttahuye Felony, whether the principal felon shall
OF snal not have been previously convicted. or
ha - snall NOT be ameanbe to justice and may
oe punished IN the same manner as any accossory
before the TACT to the same felony, if convicted a.
an accessory may be punished
Sec 2 BE IL further enacted, That the Offence
OF the person so counselling hreing or otherwise
procuring howsoeVer indicted, may be inquired Of.
tried, determined, and punished BY any Court which
shal have jurisdiction to try the principal feIon in
the same manner, as if such offence had been com.
united at the same same place as the princinal
felony, although such offence may have been con-.
mltted either on the high or at any place on
land whether within or without the limits or tbis
Commonwealth, and if the principal felony shall
nave been committed within the body Of any Coun-
~, and the offence Of counseilinq, hireino or 9TH
erwlse procuring, shall have been Committed with
IN the body Of any other County, the last mention
60 onence may be Inquired Of, tried, determined
and punished 10 either Of said Counties.
sec 2; beh further enacted, That II any per-
son shal become an accessory after the fact to any
felony, whether the same be felony at common
law, or by virtue of any statute or statutes made
or hereafter to be made. the person so becoming
an accessory. aftsr the fact may be indicted and
convicted whether the principal elon shall or shall
not have been previously convicted, or shall or
snail not be amenable to justice, and the offence
OF the person so becoming an accessory after the
TACT may De inquired Of, tried, determined. and
punished, by any Court having jurisdiction to try
the principal lelon, and ifthe princpalfelony shalt
have been committed within the body Of any Coun-
y, ana the act by reason whereof any person shall
become an accessory to such felony shall have
peen Committed within the body Of any other
county, tne offence Of such accessory may be in
q Se;dd o., usd determined and punished in either
Approved by the Governor, Feb. 10, 1881.
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AN ACT in relation to the Expectation of
rficlns cI1h;nnf u Inrnon4;nn

Il sIJFVtIUH.
BE it enacted, &c, That from and after the pas
sage OF this act it shall not be required of any
owner or shipper of any article whatever, required
by the laws of this Commonwealth to be inspected
before the same is exported, or of any master of
vessel, in which such article may be exported. to
obtain of any inspector of such article and to pro-
duce to the Collector or any other officer of the
United States, authorized to clear vessels, certi-
fcate that such article has been INSPECTED and
branded agreeably to law, requisite to obtain
clearance of any vessel, any thing in the Inspec-
ton laws Of this Commonwealth to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Approved by the Governor, Feb. II, 1881.
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A.NDERSON'S
COUGH DROPS.

Price reduced TO IS and 81 cts. per bottle.
EAMES GREEN & CO. offer for sale at
cd their Store, opposite the Centre School
House, on Main street,-Anderson' Cough
Drops and Pectoral Powders, which they can
assure the public are of genuine quality and
as prepared by James Metten g. Co., which cir
cumstance is mentioned, as there are spurious
articles, in imitation of the genuine one, in mar
kct. ep2meo2m Jan. I2.
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EPIGRARf.

To purify their wine, some people bleed
A lamb into the barrel, and succeed
No nostrum, planters say, is half so good,
To make fine sugar, a negrO's blood.
Now, lambs and negroes both are harmless things,
And thence perhaps this wondrcus virtue springs:
'Iis the blood of innocence alone
Good cause why planters never try their own.
LiberGtor.
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7 BILLINGS HOBART, D. Sheriff.

WORCESTER, SIS. Jan. 10, 1881.
TENAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
4 Public Vendus, on "WEDNESDAY, the 23d
day Of March nezt, at two o'clock, P. NJ, at
Joseph Lambs hotel, in Spencer, all the Right
in Equity that ZlBA EATON of Spencer, in
said County, had on the fifteenth and seven
teenth days Of November, A. D. 1880, (the days
when the same was attached on resne process1
of redeomlng certain mortgaged Real Estate,
living in Spencer aforesaid, the place wherein
the said Eaton lives and occupies, containing
about eighteen acres with the Buildings thore-
on standing.
BILLINGS HOBART. D. Sheriff
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Canal Boats at .Auctiou.

"lLL be sold at Auction, at the Canal
w Basin, in Providence, on SATURDAY.
March 5, at / o'clock, TWELVE CANAL
BOATS. Sale absolute, to close a concern,
Conditions liberal, and made known at the salo
WIN. BLODGET Il CO, .quc'rs
Feb 90
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For Sale or Erchange.

FENElE subscriber has a valuable TIMBER
Il LOT, containing rs acres, situated in the
westerly part = Petersham, which he will sell
or exchange on reasonable terms for good
Farm. SUMNER SWAN
Phipston Feb 90 CIV
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"a a PRODUCTIVE Farm of
fs55GEf "a about 20 acres of Land, in the
pal centre of Lancaster, having good
'=7@zA=2S1- accommodations for small family,
will be let on shares, to a man who can bring
good recommendations, that he and his wife
are both well calculated to take charge of a
Farm Of the above description.
For further particulars apply TO NATH'L
RAND, Esq, Post Master, in Lancaster.
Lancaster Jan. 10 tf
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Clothing Establishment,

TENHE subscriber informs his patrons and the
H. public, that he manufactures and keeps
constantly for sale Ready Nude CLOTHING ;
also. Fur, Cloth, and Leather CAPS, and Fur
GLOVES, by wholesale and retail; together
with complete assortment of Trimming
for making Clothes.
U All orders for any kind of Tailoring done
with neatness and despatch and warranted to fit.
Wanted, three Apprentices at the Tailoring
business. LORlNG MAYO.
Stow, Jan 10. ep3weo3m
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WORCESTER, SIS. Jan. 10, 1891
FENAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
III Public Vendue, on WEDNESDAY,, the 23d
day Of March neTt, at two o'clock, P. M, at
Joseph Lambs hotel, in Spencer, all the Right
in Equity that ZlBA EATON and ELI PUT.
NAM, both of Spencer, in said County, Scythe
Makers, had on the seventeenth day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1880, (the day when the same was
attached on mesne process,) of redeeming Ger.
in the northerly part Of said town, containing
about one acre with the Buildings thereon
standing.
BILLINGS HOBART. u Sheriff