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VEGETABLE PULMONA-
RY BALSAM.

TH1S truly valuable remedy has now
III been before the public for four years, and
has proved itself the most valuable remedy dis
covered for Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Phihisc,
Consumption, Whooping Cough aud Pulmonary
affections of every kind. Its sale is steadily in
creasing and the proprietors are constantly re.
ceiving the most favorable accounts OF its effects.
The following New Certificates are offered for
PUBLIC EXAMINATION
10 the Public. l., Daniel p. Brayman, OF
Richmondtown (R. ~ feel it a duty to acquaint
the public that have received the most unex-
pected relief in severe complaint of the lungs,
from the use oftbe Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsaIn.
For three years previous to my trial of the BAL
sam, had severe pain in my breast, violent
cough. frequent raising OF blood, attended with
great prostration Of strength. For the principal
part Of the above time, under the care of a
skillfu Physician in Boston, who EN- !oy ed beside
many internal medicines biistering, Seatons, &c +,
without any Improvement in my case Two
months since I ommenced with the BaIsam. and
have now taken two bottles am now able to
labor most part OF the time, have eeas, to raise
blood and am almost entirely relieves of nv
cough. DA,IEL p. BnAYMAS.
Feb. 81, 1881.
Messrs. Lore e Reed,-From the time that
the Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam WAS first pre-.
pared by Messrs. Reed * Howard. it has bee n u.s.
cd in nearly all cases of Coughs and Pulmonary
have recommended il TO many others, and care
FULLY inquired respecting its effects have never
knownit produce any injury :, and except in con.
hrmedConsumpton, it has never failed Of .fford
ihgsreief. Several cases hsv eoccurre d IN nv own
family, and others among my acquaintance, in
which the attending physicians have preferred adj
ministering other medicines for the diseases for
which this Balsam is designed No other medi.
cine, however, has proved equally efiicacious; and
IN several Instances, when the other medicines
had been used without effect for many weeks, the
Baisam was at length resorted to, and speedily
effected cure. ! find the printed directions
which accompany the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
sam, to be safe aud jndicous; and would recon.
mend that they be CAREFUL, observed.
SAMUEL WORCESTER
Brighton, Dee. Z, 1880.
Price so Cents.
0TSola in Worcester by JOHN COE and
JAMES GNEEN u co. May 4.
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FOR SALE.

a E-3R.H, in New Braintree.
TsSETA tA pleasantly situated IL miles
BasEI east of the Meeting House, con-
Ia ming abont ] 10 acres nf excellent
Land; well proporlioned into Moving, Plough
ing, Pasture, Wood Land, and Orcharding
well watered and well fenced principally with
good stone wall. The building nre House,
Barn, Wood House, Chase =, Sc. &c. The
Barn is new. so feet by 40. The price will he
very reasonable, and terms of payment will suit
the purchaser. 1t being very good situation
Tor Mechanic, the Buildings ana part OF the
Land NV be had il applied for. Ii said Farm,
Is mol sold by the first of April next, it vii! be
rented for one year.
W For further particulars. please INQUIRE az
1apt: JOHN HUNTER and DANFORTH II.
iuf 10 near, or SAMUEL billiard on
the premises, or tho subscriber al AmLerst
(Mass) GIDEON DEI,hNO
Jan IS. H.,
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The ANNEXED feeling and beautiful lines are sGit
haze been ,rriiten by young English lady, ,rht
experienced much o6i;ctien. There is q de
tednsss-a spirit Of religion running through il
ich cannot fail to touch the most obdurdte heart.
Jesus-I nv cross have taken,
All TO leave, and follow thee;
Naked, poor, despised forsaken-
Ik0s, from hence, my all shalt be
Perish every fond ambition
All Pve sought, or hoped, or know;
Yet how rich is my condition
God and heaven are all my own.
Let the world deseise and leave me-
They have left nv Saviour too;
Human hopes and looks deceive me,
Thou art not, like them, untrue;
And whilst thou shalt smile upon me,
God of wisdom, love, and might.
Friends may hate, and foes may scoru me
Show thy face and all is right
Go. then, earthly fame and treasure
Come disaster, scorn, and pain;
In thy service, pain is pleasure,
With thy favor, loss is gain;
have called thee Abba Father
have set my heart on thee
Storms may howl, and clouds may gather
All must work for good to me
Soul then know thy full salvation
Rise Ger sin, and fear, and care;
Joy to find in every station,
Something still to do or bear!
Think what spirit dwells within thee
Think what heavenly bliss is thine;
Think that Jesus died to save thee
Child of Heaven-canst thou repine!
Haste thee on, from grace to glory,
Armed By faith, and wing'd by prayer
Heavens eternal days before thee
Gods own hand snail guide me there,
Soon shall close thy earthly mission,
Soon shall pass thy pilgrim-days,
Hope shall change to glad fruihon-
Faith to sight, and prayer to praise
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DANIEL GODDARD.
RUFUS D. DUNBAR.
az Chemical Em6rOcatiOn, ID
On, WHITWELL'S ORIGINAL
OPODELDOC,
Worcester, Jan. I6. 1892.

One bottle of ackich is ,oarranted to contain 3
times the strength Of the HARD KIND.
YE7HIS article is considered by the first ply
a sicians in the United States, to rank high.
er than any other composition in existence, for
the following complaints, viz Bruises. Sprains,
Gout, Rheumatism, Cramp, Numbness, Weak
ness or Stiffness Of the Neck or Joints, Chill
bains, Chapped Hands, Stings of Insects, Veg.
etabe Poisons, &c. &c. 1t is applied both to
man and beast.
n B. There are in the United States not
less than fifty limitations Of this article, Ia pref
ty good evidence of the worth of the original J
hut the public ought to be acquainted with the
fact, that nine-tenths of these pretended imita-
tions Of this inimitable composition, sold under
the name f"Liquid Opodeidoe'" are little else
than hard soap, and small quantity of cham
phor dissolved in whiskey or new rum.
To encourage ignorant and bold pretenders,
is to countenance imposture; to purchasers OF
this class, time and experience will teach WIS
dom Prudence, in all cases, is desirable viz
tue; but the saving of a few cents in phal of
medicine is pitiful economy, and may lead to
worse consequence than the loss OF the money.
The idea of preferring physician because
he was a cheap one, would be considered a
mark Of insanity. To prefer one medicine TO
another because it costs less, is equally adverse
10 SOuUu Judgment anu Sciiso, Tb uOth
cases life and limb are at stake. No person
could use the same ingredients and afford the
article at a less price. A knowledge of this
composition, however, is known only to the
the proprietor and to the physician whose cef-
tiiicate accompanies it.
Also, may be had of the original and sole
Proprietor, the VOLATILE AROMATIC
SNUFF, for many years celebrated in cases
Catarrh Headache, Dizziness, Dimness of Eye,
sight, Drowsness, Lowness of Spirits. Hypo-
condria, Nervous Weakness, &c. 1t is most
fragrant and grateful to the smell, being mostly
composed of roots and aromatic herbs. 1t is
absolutely necessary for all those who watch
with or visit the sick Price so cts and 25 cts
WHITWELL'S BITTERS,-a most eff
cacious and wonderful cordial medicine, for
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Sickness Of the Stomach,
Fiatulence. Want of Appetite, &c. They give
Q tome to The solids; enrich tha bIood, and in.
vigorate the whole system. No tavern should
be- without them. Price l2k cents paper
The Purgatioe Po3oders are highly important
in all the above complaints, and should in most
cases be used with the Bitters
" The above articles are kept for sale by
JAMES GREEN & co. Druggists, Worces
ter. eo7t Sept.2I
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NOTICE.

WORCESTER, IS. Jan. 90, 1882.
a TTACHED on mesne process. taken on
IA Execution. and will be sold at Public Ven
due, on FRIDAY, The Gath dag of February merit,
at two of the clock. P. NJ at the hetel on the
premises, all the Right in Equity which BEN
JAMIN F. TOWN of Oxford. in said County,
had, on the nineteenth day Of October, 1881, of
redecm;ng a certain parcel of Real Estate, with
the Buildings thereon standing, situated near
the South Meeting House, in said Oxford-it
being the Campbell Tavern, SO called, and now
in the occupation of P. & D Clemence. Also,
certain tract of Meadow and Pasture Land,
situate in the westerly part of said Oxford, on
the French River, so called Said premises
being all holden in common and undivided by
said Town with Andrew Sigourney, Jr., of said
Oxford, subject to the mortgages on the same
4 SAMUEL SMITH, d. Sheriff.
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Forester Dye House.
WILLIAM B. FOX & CO.

HHAYING sold part Of their Silk Dying
n q Business to two experienced Dyers and
Finisher, from the Maiden Dye House, and
having made and making large addition to
the apparatus for carrying on said business, feel
that t..ay can say with great confidence that
they are prepared to do, and intend to have
their work well done as at amy Dye-House
in Boston or vicinity. and solicit patronage.
They have opened ar office and fitted up
finishing Shop opposite the Central Bank,
which will be under the care of MIR. LEONARD
Cox. Their Dye.House will be uRder the care
of Messrs. JouS WHIrrEMoRE and ROBERT
BARRETT.
UA discount of from SO to so per cent will
be made on their work from the prices of lie
Boston Dye-Ilouses.
Worcester, MAY H. eiw
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NOTICE.

HVHE Committee appointed TO make ar
u engagements IN behalf Of the town of Sler.
ling, for the support of their Paupers, herehv
give notice, that they will receive proposals for
the purpose of taking the charge Of the Town
Farm and Paupers, to commence on the FIRST
day of April next a man and woman without
family would be preferred. Proposals will
be received by either of the subscribers, till The
18th day of February next, at which time they
will be ready to close a contract None neet
apply but those that can come well recommend
ed. JACOB CONANT
JOEL PRATT. JI.
MOSES SAWYER.
Sterling Jan 4 +6w
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TO BE LET.

YEyHE valuable, fertile, and rich FARM,
q owned by Cyrus LELAND, Esq, lately
deceased, situated on the road leading from New
England Village, in Grafton, to Worcester,
and containing about 800 acres OF Land, well
apportoned for cultivation, will now be let, ad-
vantageousy, to a careful and discreet hus-
bandman, for the ensuing season. For terms
and information, inquiries may be made of SAM
uEL WooD. JosEPH BRUcr, LvKS LSIAsI, and
CYRUS LELAND, all of Grafton. Proposals also
may be lodged with the same persons
Grafton Jan IL 6w
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DR.. s. HEWES's
Rheumatic, Nerve, and Bone
LIyNT.MEyNT.

TENHE Proprietor, in offering this article
Ill to the public, deems it not improper to
frankly acknowledge his mntves, which are
first, his own interest, and secondly, to relieve
those who are Suffering under those diseases for
which this is designed. He is well aware that
there are many articles already before the public
for such complaints. yet has ever been offered
| which has given such INN ediate and permanent
relief. 1t prescribed BY Dir. 5. llewes dur
ing many years practice IN Boston, and obtained
greater celebrity than any other article, and vt
his death the recipe was left as legacy to one OF
ais connections. of whom it was purchased by the
present proprietor. 1t is not, therefore, a new
article, of doubtful efficacy, but hundreds, and
probably thousands, have been cured or relieved
by tsuse. The Proprietor states explicitly, that
it is not"a cure for every thing" but is confident
| " recommended in infammatory sciatc, amp
chronic rheumatism it gives relief 10 the swelling
of the glands of the throat and ny promoting cir
culatiOn, it relieves the numbness and conlrac.
ton OF the limbs to bruises and spraiEs it gives
immediate relief. where bones have been fiac-
tured, it assists astonshingly in strengthening the
muscles, and to persons troubled with tempo.
rary deafness, a few drops on Sleeps wool, ap.
piled 10 the ear, will afford relief.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
From the numerous certificates, which the
Proprietor has received offs efficacy, he presents
the following -
oHIcfICu, tooOs " WuOiii u may cOUCeFn.
certify that for some years past have beeu affct
ed with rheumatism, and having used many kinds
OF medicine without effect at last purchased one
bottle of DIR. Shubael Hewes' Rheumatism, Nerve
and Bone Liniment, and by it was enabled in one
weeks time to 60 about my house without pain.
feel it duty owe to suffering humanit, to let
the public know Of its great value.
JOSIAH STEVENS
Boston, 1880. This may certify, that have
used DR.. Shubatl Hewes' celebrated Rheun,a-
tism, Nerve and Rome Liniment, for bruises and
sprains, and can recommend it 20 be very use
full article for the public. WARREN THAxTEu.
Hartford, Conn This is to certify, tn at I
have been afflicted with the Chronic Itheuma Ii, M
for ten years past. and have used two bottle Of
DR.. Shubae Hcwes' itht umatic Linimt Mt nd il
eff; tied perfect cure. RrssEL CANFIELD.
Each hottie has stamped "pon it the ma IN OF
he article, and each wrapper is signed by the
Proprietor. l.. r: IHAYER
mr. For sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN
COE, Worcester, sole agent for this town. and
County. soiy March 81.
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Jan. I6. 1929.

WORCESTER, IS. Jan. I6, 1882.
HNAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
j. Public Vcndue, on FRIDAY, the 17th dag
Of February neat, at four clock in the after
noon, at the house of Samuel Banister, nm
holder, in Worcester, all the Right in Equity
that SETH HEMENWAY of Grafton, in said
County, had, on the fifth day of August, A. d.
1881, the day when the same was attached on
mesne process, of redeeming certain Inortgaged
Real Estate, 10 wiz: one undivided half of all
that tract of Land situated in Shrewsbury, to
which said Seth derives his title by deed from
Joseph Allen. Also, one undivided half of FIVE
acres of Meadow Land lying in said Grafton.
Also, such share in the Real Estate of Silas
Hemenway deceased, as may fall to said Seth
upon final settlement of the Estate of said
Slas.
81 EDWARD H. HEmENwAy. D. Sheriff
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For Sale or to be Let.

~ A SMALL HOUSE. situated in
fsfIAA IA the north part of Worcester,
AlAA near General Chamberlain's, with a
Barn, &c, together with about acres Of Land.
Ii would be an excellent place for a Shoe. Maker,
and one is much needed in the neighborhood.
Possession given the first of April For further
information, apply to t. & J. SUTTON.
Worcester, Jan. 25. saw
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Dissolution of Copariaership.

FHNHE subscribers have this day dissolved
their connection in business, by mutual
consent All those persons indebted to the
firm Of P, g. ID. GODDARD g. Co., are request
cd to make immediate payment to D. GnDD ARD
e. Co. FARLEY GODDARD.
DANIEL GODDARD.
RUFUS d. DUNBAR.
yorcester jan Is, 1882.
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YgNHE subscribers have this Gay formed a
z connection in business under the firm Of
ID. GODDARD Il co. They have I:ken the
Shop and Goods heretofore occupicdby P. d d
GoDpARD & Co, and will continue 10 manu-
facture and keep on hand, an extensive assert
ment of MATCHES, JEWELRY, &c; and
request continuance Of the patronage OF their
former customers.
DANIEL GODDARD.
RUFUS D. DUNBAR.
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"HEREAS, EuSicE, my wife has left INV
w bed and board this is TO forbid alt per.
sons harboring or trusting her on my account,
as shall not pay one cent Of her contracting
after this date. SlLAS CARRUTH
Nortbb orough, Dec. 90, 1881 4
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EDWARD H. HEMrNwAY, b. Sheriff.

WORCESTER, IS. Jan. %, 1882
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken OH
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public VEN
due, at the house of Samuel D. Elliot. on the
premises, in Spencer, on THURSDAY, tie 23d
day ct February neat. at one o'clock, P. NJ. all
the Right in Equity Of SAMUEL d ELLIOT,
of redeemlng his morgaged Real Estate, where
on he now lives, situated in the easterly part of
Spencer,-the same was attached Nov IL, 1881.
SAMUEL SMITH, d. Sheriff.
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TAKE NOTICE.

- FHStlE subscriber offers for sale, a
EIsEMH H. two-story Dwelling House, Barn,
E-Asss- wo-story Wheel wright Shop, and
Water Shop, all new and in good .epair, with
Privilege of water sufficient to carry a Circular
Saw, Feline Saw, Turning Lathe &c togeth.
er with about three-fourths OF an acre of good
Land,-situa,ed in the south part of Orange,
franklin County. Payment made easy
RICHARD FRENCH.
N. B. The above is an excellent situation
for Wagon Maker, and has been used for that
purpose number of years Jan 25.
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'SIEVES and SAFES.

II NiE subscriber continues manufacturing
"a Wine Sleeves of various kinds; such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may be directed to d. HEywooD, Wor.
costei, or to the subscriber He also mnnufac.
lures SAFES of all kinds for meat and provis.
ions which may be had of JAMES GREEN d Co.
and at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or Of
the subscriber in Rutland.
April " If JABEZ BIGELOW.
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FOR SALE.

q PAIR of MULES of IA Spindles each, in
IA good condition, and sold only TO give
room for larger pair to supply deficiency of
yarn. Inquire of LINUS CHILD. ESQ, at
S"qihhridge, or llERVEY HARTSHORN,
at TIC Qu'nebaug Factory, in Slurbridge, where
the Mules may be examined
Stur5ridge, Jan. II. 4w
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From the London Erdngelical Magaeine.
THE ADVANCING CHRISTIAN AND HIS
TRIUMPH

From the London Evangelical Magaeine.
re ADVANCING CHRISTIAN AND HIS
TRIUMPH.
Go, traveller. still onward go,
And ifthe scene be fair,
If mountains shade and waters flow,
And woods and fields be there,
Thou must not rest among the flowers,
Nor linger in the fairy bowers.
Go. traveller and if the sky
Be stormy, wild and drear,
And torrents fall. and lightnings fly,
And thunders fright thine ear;
Fly not to hide thy trembling form,
Where caverns deep shut out the storm.
And while amid the desert land
Thou trea0'sf the unknown way,
Fear not the red, the scorching sand,s
Nor the hot noon-tide ray;
The God of Israel guides the right,
With cloud by day, WITH fire by night
Beside the blue horizons verge,
glorious city stands.
Before it spreads swelling surge,
Around it, angel bands;
Faith, with her glass Of softest light,
Displays it to thy wondering sight.
Poor. weary trave,ler-thy home
Within that city lies
When foes OF savage nations come,
Think on that glorious prize;
Then fire thy heart, ard nerve thy hand,
And Join thee with Immanuel's band.
Thou can'st not pass along in peace;
On, on 10 battle press
Their hosts shall fall, their warfare cease,
In utter helplessness,
The God of armies bends thy bow
Directs thy sword, and quells thy foe.
4 combat comes severer STILL
Thy dearest earthly friend
May turn away from lions hill,
And back his footsteps bend;
Thou must from that companion part,
Regardless ofthy bleeding heart.
His ho~ery path thou must not tread,
The mountain PISS is thine;
Dark are the rocks that shade thy head,
Yet trees around them Irvine;
And many a bright Oasis stands
To cheer thee in those desert lands.
Soon shalt thou come to Jnrdan's side,
And hear his pillows chafe;
Dread not the darkly rolling tide,
Poor traveller, thou art safe;
One parting pang, one struggle more,
And thou art on the heavenly shore.
What glitteriRg sights are these around
What music meets thine ear
who is he with glory crowned
Here, ransomed sinner. here
For ever bow for ever praise,
Through bright, eternal, blissful days
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1b{s IL Dy license OUTLINED from the
Ls.sEN8 Judge Of Probate, for the County
tHtss1hsseaHA of Worcester, Tor the benefit Of
the heirs, and for the payment of
debts and charges, at The house of Lewis Win
ter, innholdcr. in Grafton, New England Viii
lage,) on TUESDAY,, the fourteenth day Of Feb
TaGry merit, at ten o'clock, forenoon, The follow
ing described Real Estate of CYRUS LE-
LAND, Esq, late of Grafton, deceased: two
undivided thirds OF valuable Water Privilege.
the head and fall of which is IL feet and is per.
mnnently secured from damage and injury by a
strong stone dam, mostly of natural rock. The
stream on which this Privilege is situated, is
generally known as the Little Blackstone. and
Is affected but little by thoughts. The Prvi-
lege is small distance below the outlet of
Long Pond Reservoir, and is TO have at all
times, water sufficient to operate 2000 Cotton
Spindles more water probably might on fair
terms be purchased. On this Privilege is now
erected and nearly finished, substantial Stone
Factory, 100 feet in length, 46 in width, and
3 stories high, besides an attic the same is
under contract for completion, as also durable
Wheel thereto to be annexed. Early in the
ensuing spring all the premises will be fitted
and ready for the placing in of machinery
Also, lwo-thirds Of nearly two acres Of very
saleable Land, adjoining to said Water Priv
lereand Factory, with larg = Dwelling House
and Barn thereon; and also two thirds Of about
q acres of valuable B hiding Ground in the
near neighbcrhood. This property is situated
miles from Worcester, SO miles from Boston,
and within one half mile of the contemplated
Rail Road route from the one 10 the other OF
those places.
Mr.. Joseph Bachelder, who, in common with
the said deceased's ownership of two thirds OF
this property, owns the other third, will sell
absolutely, or lease for ten or more years, as
may suit any purchaser, advantageously to him
Conditions liberal, and made known at time
of sale. Offurther particulars the information
may be had OF JOSEPH BATCHELDER,
near the premises, or of the Administrator.
THADDEUS READ, Admir-.
Graffon Ian 10 1870 y
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FARM FOR SALE.

g. FEStlE subscriber offers his FARM
fFsEJEI Il for sale, situated in the town
IssS@ of Rutland, and County of Worces.
s--sS's=ss'e ter. Said Farm is pleasantly stu
ated in the southerly part of the town, and
within few rods Of the Stage Road leading
from Worcester TO Northampton, consisting Of
220 acres Of Land, well proportioned into Now.
ing, Pasture, Tilage, and Wood Land, with a
large two-story Dwelling House, two Barns,
and ether Ont Buildings, all in good repair.
For fur hr particulars, inquire of the subscri-
Der, living ON the premises.
HERVEY GOODELL
Rutland, Jan. 10. *6w
N b. fhefe'wiil be sold with said Farm. n
Hood Lot and Pasture, if wished for, contain
inp 80 acres of Land
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W0ter P0aUer to be Let.

NEAR New Worcester, 9 miles from Wor-
ia cester street, for one or more years, with
thee large Rooms, suitable for almost any kind
of mechanical business. For further pariicu-
lars, inquire of T. & J. SUTTON,
Worcester. Jan. 25. saw