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Consumption!
AsrHMA & CATARRH!

WN that long train of diseases which seem
to grow with the growth of civilized society.
Consultation takes the lead in its relentless in.
roads upon human life; vet this dreadful disor.
der is easily overcome in its earlier stages. 1t
is only when neglected that it arrives at the
terrific maturity which so often battles the sagac.
ity of professional science. An obstinate cough
is The customary forerunner of the Pulmonary
Consumption Improper ne leet in the timely
administration of simple aud saluta nv reme-
dies. is sure to he reproved by a dreadful sue
eession of consumptiye SYMPTOMS; oppression
of the breast; ereenish and bloody spittle: ul
cerated lungs and hectic fever: shriyeIled ex.
tremities, aud a general emaciation of the whole
budy prostra,ion OF strength: flushed cheeks.
swnllen feet and legs; and at last in full pos
session of the mental faculties, and while hone
still whispers her fatterine tale-cold extremi-
ties, and a premature death. For the various
stages of this complaint, one of the most an
proved remedies ever yet discovered, is
prrrr,S a SrrfNr "a mrr DITTO
Th;s ax.s.J;aoI. nomsrfH1 ~ -, aans,,,.
s s:Asy Po".s a"u Se. Iiua',y
onnh -, ~ - a,;,s Wv .,io.
80 ~. rp IJ r." 20 TS'. "
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uhcl ms,,a,,, ;md;oa,a 70, al "a ..'
,,,sordsn .""'' '"u''"'e 'a''' - '""''o" vi inc
mn PET rE,S Pills hovs oiso oh,a;,a. a.
49,, $1,000. D., A. 'ue
g,:5d;n S 90 a. ITeu'e,he. al
ho,;ny under ,be common Conah o. .o.~ "a,
by acs;d humors ;rr;t at;no ,bs thos, b Is
So,;o',s ~ 81 =, re u ~ ee
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he ,on,s .ra;,, oS ,,nn,onor ,"''U%uce
p;I,. .'I,,aasa ,ba ra""ah nroo,a JUS. hhese
III, apPs",e ene Sou1"' p,oMo'e easy eSpec'
~. 80, anu oteh en-
a 80 $500" .me Isl. o,o n"u u's.resslns
..' pu,. r u. arc usually removed oy
'As ms ~ nc. "ours
l" .he mari ., snu sanoea.hs compliant o
rue Asea :.:1a ."e ms sm ,""eu'Ate re'ief
iney m,.,sae .ne oom .h anu generally
eneo' 'ao'es, :" attacks
charAote.,leu Wy u''n. t VI tshtnes'
"n" s.''s s..J I ""u !" ehe lungs
Ipp p.ss aos,;sensss and ,,,a S, coughing
hoacsehess, eos.''e"ess' anu man! other asth'
"'s.'' 10y, :. 'i p;,,s rso,;rs IN o.,,;n.r
s't ,h ~. hs adn,;n;s..y.sd 81 no con
dence and safety to all ages and classes of peo.
nile.
| The beneficial effects resulting from the od.
,ninistratiO7l of DR.. Relies .4sthmatic and
Consumbtipe Fills, exhibited in the foHory.
ing cases:
A Physician and Druggist recently writes
"The Asthmatic Pills (iielfe's) are Invariably
well spoken of by those who use them"
Mrs. - of Boston, was three wears serious.
" afflicted with consumptiye SYMPTOMS. as ps; n
in the side, almost perpetual cough. shifting Of
blood general debility, &c. In this DISTRESSING
state. unable to sit up. and not exnected to live
many DAYS, she was advised to take Dr.. Relfe..
Asthmatic pills, and also DR.. Jebb's I,inamen,
to be applied to her side, which she did and ~
the establishment of every one, in a short time
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PENKNIVES.

HROM the mandatory of DEwISG, TYLER,
IL d Co, received by the subscribers which
are improved in style and quality upon those
heretofore manufactured in town. Tbev are
offered with confidence to the public, as articles
in no respect inferior to those imported. For
sale in sny quantity at reduced prices. Orders
from abroad will be executed with the same IA.
cllity by the subscribers as though directed to
the manufacturers
u Cutlery needing repairs may be left with
us, and shall receive immediate attention.
T.. & w. KEITH.
Worcester, July 10. CIV
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LinSeed Oil, Paints, sc.
Ennn GALLONS English Llnsced

CVOV Oil,
40 bbls. White Lead, dry,
tons do. do in Oil,
8 do. Red Lead,
Is bbls Litharge,
so do. Spanish Brown,
80 do. Venitian Red,
IS Casks French Yellow Ochre,
$500 lbs. Chrome Yellow,
Cases Chinese Vermilion,
1000 lbs. Verdigris, dry,
1000 do. do. in Oil,
$500 do. French Green,
1000 do. Chrome do.
10 tons Whiting,
so Packs Gold Leaf,
100 do. Brass do.
25 do. Silver do.
1000 lbs. Prussian Blue,
5Oo do. do. do. in Oil,
200 OF Copper Bronze,
% bills Spirits Turpentine,
30 do. Meats Foot Oil.
The abope, aoith "a large stock of
DYE STUFFS, MEDICINES, & PAINTS
New England Crown, Chelmsford, Keene,
and Southern WINDOW GL.4SS-for sale at
perry io,o prices, by
DELANO & WHITNEY,
10 and 20, South JMarket,strcst,. .BosroN.
Nav 80 3m22
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Notice to manufacturers.
SIEVES and SAFES

VIE subscriber continues manufacturers
III Wire Sleeves of various kinds: such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. .Orders cor ,bs
same may be directed to d. HEYwoop. Wor.
cester, or to the subscriber. He also manufsc.
lures SAFES of oil kinds for meat ana nrov;s.
ions which may be had of JAMES GRyyn a. Go.
and at the CANAL SToRE, in Worcester. or Of
the subscriber in Rutland. "
April27. JABEZ BIGELoW.
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DESPATCH LINE

STAGE, leaves Central Hotel. Worcester,
~ every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
at o'clock, A. NJ, passes through Oxford,
Thompson, Killingly, and Brooklyn; and ar
rives at Norwich, at 5, P. NJ, same day, and
meets the new Steam Boat Gen. JACKSON,
Capt. DANIEL HAvESs Master, which arrives
at New York next morning, at o'clock Any
persons taking seats in the above line, shall be
sure of passage through without delay, if not
their fare aoiU be refunded.
RETURNING, leaves Norwich on the arrival OF
the Steam Boat, from New York, and arrives
in Worcester same evening.
The Propretors of the above line having pro-
vded themselves with good horses, carriages
and experienced drivers, trust that they shall
be able to offer TO the public the greatest in
ducements for their patronage.
Fare S. only, from Worcester to New York
J. BEMIS, Agent.
Worcester, Nav 80. If
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Bar Iron, Steel, and Nails.

Bar Iron, Steel, and Nails.
iHNHE subscribers offer for sale at the Old
IL Stand, No. a Washington Square, on the
most reasonable terms, good assortment of
Iron, Steel, Nails, Pipe s. Short
Bores, .Arletrees, finished, } &c.,
CONSISTING IN FART OF THE FOLLOWING, VIZ:
$4,000 lbs. assorted Flat Swedes Iron, from II
to inches,
10000 do do. Square do. do. 4 to3do
1000 do. Old Sable Iron P. s. /
$4,000 do assorted Fat English Iron, from Il
to inches,
o0,0OO do do. Round do. do. from to 3 do.
4o,OoO do do. best Banks +. B. do. Round and
Square, '''' "''"
10000 do. do. American Iron Round and Souare.
from / to 9-l6 inch,
10000 do Round and Square Shaft lion. from
9 to 3 do.
$4,000 do Plates and Rods, assorted sizes
5000 do Horse Nail Rods, selected Iron. PS ST
(warranted)
1000 English Hoop Iron, J. 4, 4, Z, !, II inch,
1000 do. Axle, Sledge, Plough and Bar
Mouds,
1000 do Cast Steel 5000 DO. German, 5000 do
Round do
10000 lbs. Cut NAILS, best
brands, from Sd to inch Spikes;
Darby's Patent Boxes, &c &c
All OF which will be sold cheap for cash or nm.
proved otes, by
JOSEPH PRATT & co.
Worcester. May 80 If
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JUST RECEIVED.

On BBLS. Genesee Flour,
OO 10 bbls. Georgetown Flour,
$50 bushels Southern Corn,
90 hhds. MoIasses,
Tierces Molasses.
III bbls do.
10 boxes Brown Sugar,
do. White do
hhds. p u. do.
81 chests Tea,
IL bugs Coffee,
46 quintals Cod Fish.
also, IN STORE
so casks Cut Nails,
40 bbls. Philadelphia Starch,
10 tons Ground Plaster.
At the head of the Canal, Central Street, and
for sale by HOWE & THAXTER.
Worcester. June Is. If
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From the Nep York American.

From the Nep York American.
THOUGHTS AMID THE CHOLERA.
When Pesiilence tnrades our streets,
And tTights our friends aicay.
Ho,c calm, but solemn, seem the hours
To US ,rho lonely stay,
Our fuonted places nOtr no more
Their to0nted faces shoir;
And silence seldom yields to sounds
Of uoices Icaich zoe knO,c.
But. oh ! ,chdt hours are these for pray'r
When scarce the icorld intYudes,
For noto ioe feel that God is near,
The more in solitudes.
We pray for those ,cho're absent far
And, Gh ho,c blest ,Ue'H feel
When tcakes again the social pray'r
Where lonely noio zoe kneel.
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THE CHOLERA.

The Dind, the mind, IL comes from the sea,
Wiz a icailing sound 1t passed;
It's soft and mild for icinfeT's icind,
And get there is death on the blast.
From the south TO the north hath The Coierd come,
He came like despot king /;
He hath stcept The earth ,cih a conquarer's step,
Ard the air seith SPIRITS aci'lg
We shut him out zvith girdIe Of ships.
And guarded quarantine;
What, no :! no,c schich Of your watchers slept
The Chotera's past yotr line.
There's curse on the blessed sun and air,
What iciH you do for breath
For breath tuiich trGs once but tpord for life,
Is notc but a tcord for death.
IVo for affection trhen loue must look
On each friend 1t iorfs tcith dread
Kindred and friends, schen a feto brief hours
And the dearest may be dead!
The months pass on, and the circle spreads;
And the time is dra,cing nigh,
When each street may haze a darken'd house,
Or coffin passing BY.
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WORCESTER FOUNDRY.

ERON CASTINGS, warranted Of soft Iron,
ID made at the Foundry near tho Paper Mills
of Elijah Burbank, at short notice. Orders and
Patterns left with WIN. BUTLER, at the
Foundry, or with SUMNER SMITH, at the
Brick Store on tho Canal, will receive atten.
ton. eotf March 90.
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SHINGLE MILLS, sc.

TWNHE subscribers, at their Shop near the
IL Worcester and Brookfeld Iron Foundry,
IN Brookielc, are new building, for sale, Shin.
gle Mills, superior TO any others built in the
New England States, and will furnish thom
TO purchasers on short notice, together with
the Boiling Saws, Jointng Saws and Jointing
Wheels tn accompany them. They also man.
ufacture Gearing, Drums, Shafts, and Pullies
Also, Patterns for Machine Castings of every
description, for which will be executed
with fidelity and despatch.
CAREY & SAMPSON.
Brookfeld, Feb. /. If
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Ne,o York s. Hartford
STEAM BOAT LINE.
-

NNHE following Boats form Daily Line be-
III tween New York and Hartford, and will
leave ~ York at a, P. NJ, and Hartford al l2, NJ
THE OLIVER ELLSWORTH.
CAPT. II. WATERMAN,
Leaves New York, Leaves Hartford,
TUESDAYS and MONDAYS and
FRIDAYS THURSDAYS
THE MACDONOUGH,
CAPT. JABEZ HowEs,
Leaves New York, Leaves Hartford,
MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS {.
THURSDAYS. SATURDAYS.
THE CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL,
CAPT. SAMUEL H. HowEs,
Leaves New York, Leaves Hartford.
WEDNESDAYS and TUESDAYS and
SATURDAYS. FRIDAYS.
The above are substantial and we'll built
Boats, with low pressure engines--the cabins
are airy and pleasant, with every acc ommoda.
ton for passengers
Stages will be in readiness on the arrival Of
the Boats at Hartford, to convey passengers to
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, and Vermont
II. BRAlNRAD, .9gent
Aprll H. 32w
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Worcester, S.

OOmH NUN EALId UT hASSACh
Worcester, SIS.
At a meeting of the County
Commissioners. begun and holden at Wor.
cester, within and for the County Of Worces.
ter, on the third Tuesday of June, A. d. 1882:
"HEREAS, upon the petition Of .A.M0RY
w HOLMAN, I'd, and others, praying for
new highway in Rutland, Princeton, and
Sterling, due proceedings having been had
thereon, it was adjudged and determined by
said County Commissioners, at Meeting
thereof, begun and held at Worcester aforesaid,
on the fourth Tuesday of December last, that
common convenience and necessity did require
tho location of a new highway over a part of
the route set forth in said petition, and describ
ed as follows, to wit: Beginning at the Barre
turnpike road, near Fays mills in the west
erly part of said Princeton; thence easterly
In said Princeton, near the 1annery Of Col.
Watson, and in the most convenient route in
Sterling, and terminating at or near the Town
House in SAID Sterling"
1t is now therefore ordered, That notice be
given to all persons and corporations interest
ed therein, that said Commissioners will hold q
meeting at the house of Abijah Clark, innhold.
er, in Hubbardston, in said County, on Mon
day, the seventeenth day of September next, at
two of the clock in the afternoon, by publishing
an attested copy Of said adjudication and order
thereon in The Massachusetts Spy news.
paper printed in said Worc ester, three weeks
successfully, the last publication to be fourteen
days, at least before the said seventeenth day
of September.
And it is further ordered, That the Sheriff
Of said County, os his Deputy, serve the Town
Clerks of the towns of Princeton and Sterling,
each, with an attested copy OF said adjudica.
tion and order thereon, thirty days, at least,
and also post up an a,tested copy thereof in two
public places in each of said towns of Prince
ton and Sterling, fourteen days, at least, before
the said seventeenth day of September, at
which time and place said Comm! ssioners will
proceed to lay OUT locate ard establish public
highway or common road over the route de-
scribed in said adjudication, and to hear all
persons and corporations interested therein, who
may then and there desire to be heard thereon,
and to assess such damages as any person or
corporation may sustain by reason of The loca-
ton of said road as aforesaid.
Attest: CHARLES G. PRENTISS,
Clerk pro tenn.
A copy of the adjudication and of the order
Ct notice thereon.
% Attest ABIJAH BIGELOW. Clerk.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office. July II, 1882
late Of Uxbridge, in said County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned IN the Estate of said
deceased, GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Ill see 6t,) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in August next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last Will aud Testament
OF said deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
90 NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, July 5, 1889.
To JAMES CUNNINGHAM of Spencer, in said Conn.
ty, and 10 all Others concerned in the Estate
Nathaniel Cunningham, late Of said Spencer,
deceased, GnEEiING
VOU are hereby cited to appear at the
IL Court Of Probate to he holden at Worces-
ter, in said County, on the first Tuesday in Au-
gust next, at of the clock afternoon, to render
an Account OF the Administration the Estate Of
said Nathaniel Cunningham, deceased; and you
will be heard thereon. Hereof fail not.
% NATH'L PAINE, j. Prob.
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10 the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge of Probate for the County of ,yorces-
ter:
"ILLIAM D. WHEELER of Worcester,
w in said County, Guardian of THEopH.
Illus WHEELER WALKER and NATHANIEL
WALKER, minor children OF the Rev. SAMUEL
WALKER. late of Danvers, in the County Of Els.
sex, deceased, represents
That said minors are possessed Of two undi
vided third parts of about twenty-five acreslof
Pasture and Wood Land and also of two thirds
OF one-slxth part of about eighteen acres of
Pasture Land, all situate in the town of Hayer.
hill! in said County of Essex also, Of two un.
divided third parts of certain Real Estate in
Danvers aforesaid, consisting of a Dwelling
House, Barn, and about an acre of Land Your
Petitioner further represents, that it would be
greatly for the interest of said Minors that
their rights in said Real Estate should be sold ;
he therefore prays that your Honor would H.
eense and empower him to sell and convey the
same for the benef. of his said Wards
WILLIAM D. WHEELER, Guardian.
Worcester, July Id, 1882.
WORCESTER, IS. July 18th, 1899.
On the above petition, Ordered, That notice
be given to all persons interested, that the same
will be considered at Court of Probate, to be
holden at Worcester, in said County of Wor.
cester, on the first Tuesday in August next, at
0 o'clock before noon, by causing said petition
and this order to be published three weeks sue.
cessively, in The Massachusetts Spy" print.
ed III Worcester, before said Court.
NATHANIEL PAINE, J. Prob.
A copy. Attest:
THEoPn's WHEELER, Register. 29'
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ME undersigned, having dis. I
y IL posed of all the detached
Il parts efihe CHANDLER FARM. |
so. called, now offer for sale the |
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-08-23

really worthy Of the notice Of the good
citizens ofthis Union wherever they may
reside, and whatever may be their politi.
cal opinions, or the party to which the v
belong; and that is, that all are accused
of bribery and corruption, who do not
join with the "Spoi's Party" Tie
Globe, in preparing their friends for a
signal defeat in Kentucky, says, "the
introduction Of the rotten borough sys-
TEN, with the bribery of the Bank of the
United States, is to account for the de-
feat Of the Jackson party, should it take
place." The Albany Argus calls the
union of the Ant-Masons and National
Republicans ga corrupt bargain" Ac-
cording to these gentlemen, any other
feeling, than devotion to Andrew Jack
son, is "bfibery and corruption" Do
they expect to make proselytes by the in
discriminate libeIliDg of their fellow-ci,i-
zens, or is it merely commencement of
Andrew Jackson's Dictatorship in nd
vance, Or is il not rather the verifica-
ton of the maxim that "suspicion always
haunts the guilty mindi" We are in
clined to believe it is from the latter
source, and have no doubt it will ere ate
such feeling in our independent voters, !,
who will show to Blair, Croswell, g. Co.
how little they value the good opinion of
the mere whippers-in for the "Kitchen
Cabinet. ~ ~ Y. 4drocate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-08-23

The National Republicans have the
most animating prospects. The charm
by which the people were held to jack
sonism, has been dissolved by the dis
covery, that their leader aims at arbitra-
ry power, and pursues his course Of ia
voriteism and violence, in defiance Of the
constitution and laws which he is sworn
TO support. The dangerous doctrines Of
his Veto Message have occasioned Just
alarm, and sensible men are leaving the
Jackson ranks in contempt and absor-
renee Of the object they once almost
idolized. Under such circumstancex,fhe
prospects for the country are most cheer
ing-and the opponents ofGen. jackson
have passed from a state Of desponden-
cy, to hope and confidence Of success.
They have but to persevore;, to harmon
ize; to lay aside, for the time, minor die
ferences-and triumph is certain The
example has been set in Newly ork, and
will be followed in Pennsylvania; and
we hope will extend throughout the En-
ion. Let each and every one who de-
sires the supremacy Of the constitution
and laws, put in his ballot against Andrew
Jackson and the object will be accom-
plished.-I Bali. Marylander.
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III E Raid OFnTiHE TIMES.

milton, and the superior judgment of the
teacher should be ever accessible to an
appeal from the decision of the monitor.
Where books Of reference can be placed
within reach of the pupils, the teacher
will generally, instead Of giving an arbi-
trary decision, refer the parties to such
sources Of information, as will afford all
needed light upon the subject. This
will by degrees accustom tho scholars to
habits Of research, and prompt and in
quiring spirit. %
In Geography, much assistance may
be rendered by monitors. The first steps,
however, ought not, perhaps, to be en-
trusted to the guidance Of any but skill
iul master. But in repetition, with a
free use Of maps, youth already well
versed in the subject, may be employed
with great advantage to oil concerned.
As the facts Of this science are almost
infinite IN number, compared with the alb
stract principles, the memory is Of fneccs-
sity far more concerned and exercised
than the judgment, or any other of the
active faculties. Many methods Of ap-
pllcation will doubtless suggest them
selves, in which the various visible illus
trations ofthis department afforded by the
maps, may be employed to fix on the
minds Of the pupils the facts in question.
Frequent repetition is perhaps no where
more necessary than in connection with
this branch of study. To be ready To-
lay ones finger without hesitation on a
town, an island, a mountain, the source
or the mouth of a riyer,-to trace bonn
daries, latitudes and longitudes on map,
whether of large or Of small proportions,
is believed to be an acquisition of rare
occurrence, and one which can be at
tanned only by much practice and fire.
quent recurrence to the same parts of the
earth's surface. The pupils may, in this
subject, likewise, be exercised on the
mutual, as well as on the monitorial plan.
Each holding his school atlas before him,
may be required, when the monitoE re-
iers to a place, or mentions name
which occurs in the lesson, to point to it,
and present the map immediately to the
inspection Of the pupil next below him,
holding the atlas so that the other can
readily observe the correctness of his in
dication. AT the same time he will d.
rect his own eye to that of the pupil next
above. Should the latter fail TO point
out the place named, the former may
show, il and be allowed credit or a place,
according to the system Of rewards es-
tablished in the school.
The foregoing are intended merely as
examples Of the manner in which it may
be found practicable to commence ope-
rations OH the monitorial plan. 1t is not
she design Of this brief essay, to trace
the application OF monitorial instruction
into detail Of methods for every partic-
ular branch. Employed with judgment
and good sense, it may be equally usefut
in arithmetic, grammar, history, penmon-
ship, and the elements Of practical geom.
etry, as in any of the three branches al-
ready mentioned.