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TO THE PUBLIC.

"HEREAS, the subscribers have been en-.
w gagged for several years in the manufac.
ture of HOVEY'S BROAD SHEARING MA
CHIMES. and had been led to entertain an i'm
preston that his patent for the same might be
avoided and under that impression suffered
themselves TO be sued by the said Hovey, in or
der to settle the question of its validity and
whereas, upon full inquiry into the circum.
stances of said patent, we have become convinc.
ed that the said Hovey can maintain bis said pa
tent, and in consequence thereofhave settled the
said suit OF said Hovey against us and paid him
the damages claimed for the infringement of his
said Patent, and atthe same time have made an
arrangement with him, whereby we are to nav
him the sum of twenty dollars for every Ma
chine which we may hereafter build under his
Patent. We hereby give notice to the public,
that our prices for such Machines must hereaf
ter be such as to indemnify us for the aforesaid
sum which we must pay said Hovey for the use
of his Patent aforesaid. We shall continue
to build the aforesaid Machines at our Shop in
Worcester which we shall sell on as reasona.
BILE terms as we can afford.
WHITE G. BOYDEN.
Worcester, Sept 26, 1882.
The subscriber, the Patentee above referred to.
having settled with Messrs. WHITE & BoYpEs
TOR their infringement of his Patent aforesaid
on satisfactory terms, and having made such IN
arrangement with them and Messrs SIMMONS
a. CURTIS, that they, with said Simmons &
Curtis, are hereafter to have the exclusive right
of building and vending said Broad Shearng
Machines within the New England States he
hereby gives notice TO all persons who are now
using or may hereafter use any of the Machines
aforesaid, within the New England States.
which were made by Beriah Swift of New
York, or by any other persons not duly author
lied by the subscriber To build and vend the
same, that he is determined to prosecute others
for every Infringement Of his Patent aforesaid,
and they will govern themselves accordingly.
WILLIAM HOVEY.
Boston, Sept. 26, 1892
All persons that have purchased nny of the
above mentioned Machines, of White & Boy.
den, are hereby requested to forward notice 10
the subscriber in Boston, the number Of Ma.
chimes they have so purchased, and the date or
time such purchase was made all persons who
forward such notice, may receive written L..
cense for using said Machines without charge
for the same, otherwise, the use of such Ma
chimes will be considered as an infringement of
the subscribers Patent
WILLIAM HOVEY.
Boston, Sept. &c, 1892 40
True copy of original.
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The following, from the Hartford Review, is
good story well applied We have receiv-
ed the first number of the Independent Repub
lican and New London Advertiser, published at
New London, and devoted to Anti. Masonry
Although the Republican has not hoisted the
flag of Henry Clay, yet we indulge the hope
that we shall derive, at least, as much advan-
tage from it, as the parish did from the Quaker.
A Presbyterian parish had occasion 10 re build
their church, and solicited aid from a worthy
Quaker He informed their agent that his
principles forbade his contributing towards
building a Presbyterian meeting house, but,
said he, 4" ] Wiit giOe thee fifty collars toacards
pulling dozen the old one" If the Republican
will not help US to build the new meeting house,
we trust it will assist US in pulling down the
old one"
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CASH For. WOOL.

THNHE subscriber will pay cash, and the mar.
III ket price, for Wool delivered at the Wool.
len Factories in this village, either in large or
small lots. II. A. PETTIBONE, Aren't.
Clappville, July rs. 3m
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Windo,0 Glass s. Hard Ware.
LORING & KUPFER,

A No. 10 Merchants ROao, BosToN,
UFFER for sale, very large assortment
WLNDOW GLASS, all sizes, OF the following
Factories, viz:
1900 boxes Waterford Glass, the best Cylinder
Glass manufactured in the United States, for
the price
1000 do Milford do, 800 do. Jersey do, $50 do.
Galen do, $50 do. Chelmsford do.
900 do Western do. 6 by 8, by 9, & 10 by g..
A part Of the above are consgnments from
the Manufacturers, and will be sold low by the
quantity.
$50 boxes English Crown Glass,
20 crates i
Picture Glass, all sizes,
Small Glass suitable for Green Houses,
2oo boxes by 9, 10 by s, " BY 9, and ID by
10, Crown Glass, Uery hick and cheap. suit.
able for Factories and Workshops.
New England Crown Glass, all sizes,
GiazierS' Diamonds.
Purchasers will find more extensive assert.
ment Of Window Glass than at any other Store
in the city, and on The most favorable terms.
Also, by the package, 10000 gross Apotheca
ries ViALS, of every description, from Dy.
otis Mandatory, thiladeph
Ltke0iss, an extensive assortment of Birming.
ham and Sheffield
HARD WIRE GOODS.
received by the recent arrivals from Liverpool.
Sept 49, On
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Real Estate for Sale.
Pasture for Sale.

A FIRST RATE PASTURE, known as
N the Bullard Hill Pasture, situated in the
south part Of Leicester, about two miles
from the Meeting House, containing about fifty
acres--free from bush, well watcred and fenced
For further information, apply to the Subscriber
in Webster CHARLES WAITE.
Webster Oct If
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Worcester Shoe Store.
JAMES WHJTTEMORE

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
10, of Worcester and its vicinity, that the
business of tho lato firm. of PHELPs N WHIT
TEMoRE will be continued by him at the Old
Stand, opposite the Centre Meeting House,
where he Keeps constantly on hand general
assortment Of Gen,lemens, Ladies', Misses,
and Childrens' BOOTS and SH0ES,-and hav-
ing Just made considerable additions OF NEw
WoRK to the former stock of the Store, he feels
confident of satisfying all reasonable expecta,
lions of his customers, both as to quality and
prices.
NJ CUSTOM WORK constantly made TO
order, of the bsst of Stock, and by the first rate
workmen. Il Worcester, June io.
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DR. ROBERTS's
IP Welch Medicament,lD,.

NOR curing Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
IL Liver Complaints, Jsundice, Cholic, Fever
and Ague, Dysentery, Headache, Loss of Ape
lite, Flatulenee. H,pochondria, Mysteries, Drop
steal Complsnts, and Heartburn. 1t also pre-.
vents all Bilious DISC ders, and removes habitual
Costiveness, Asthma, Stranguary, Gravel, Rheu-
matism, Gout, and Impurities ofthe Bleod
The virtues of the above article are TOO wen
known to require the publishing of the many re.
spectacle testimonials which might be offered in
proof of its wonderful effects in the cure OF those
diseases for which il is recommended
A further supply of the Medcamemtum which
is sodrrGnted genuine, just received for sale, by
JAMES GREEN g. CO.
Opposite the Centre School House.
Worcester, April 25 eu3meo3n
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LEES PILLS

UST received, direct from the Proprietor
90 fresh supply Of the genuine Lees Wind.
ham BILIOUS PILLS, or FAMILY PHYSiC.
Also
A fresh supply of DR.. Thompson'S celebrated
EYE WATER, warranted genuine
o. For sale by JOHN COE, at his Store
on Main-street where may also be had an ex-
tensive assortment of DRUGS, PAINTS.
DYE STUFFS, &c
Worcester, April 25. eoGm
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WATCH MAKING. The division of labor
cannot be successfully practised unless there
exists a great demand for its produce. and it
requires large capital to be employed in those
arts in which it is used. In Matchmaking it
has been carried, perhaps, to the greatest ex-
tent In an examination before committee of
the House of Commons, it was stated that there
are hundred and two distinct branches of this
art, to each of which boy may be pat appren-
tiee a nd that he only learns his masters de-
partment, and is unable, after his appre mice
ship hasexpired, without subsequent instruction,
to work at any other branch. The watchiin-
isher, whose business is to put together the
scattered fragments, is the only one out of the
hundred and two persons who can work in any
other department than his own.
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W pERILITATEp FEMALEs!

~ &
TENHE complaints peculiar to the female
e. part of the community, have been long sue.
eesslully treated BY the administration OF the
dramatic Pills, originally prescribed and COM
pounded by DR.. ReUe. They cleanse the Hood
from those disorders of the female constitution,
for which the Pills are an efectusl specific; they
restore free circulation, reform the irregular
operations OF the sanguiferous system, and rectfy
the disordered habits. The propretor's conf
dence in the superior excellence Of this equally
innocent and powerful preparation is founded on
The most decisive testimony from many restored
patients. lie assure this portion of the Duh.
lie, that when pr. Relics aromatic Pills for
females, are It sularly taken according to the
directions accompanying them they revive and
establish the desired healthy habits, and restore
10 the pallid countenance the natural glow of
health and good spirits.
The Pills are an approved general remedy in
cases OF Distinctions; Debility; Hypochondriac,
Green Sickness; Giddiness; Palpitation OF the
Heart; bad Digestion; Loathing OF food Pain
Of the Stomach; Shortness of breath upon every
little motion; Sinking of the Spirits, and its
consequences, detected countenance, and dis.
like for exercise aud conversation.
Married ladies will find the Pills equally use-
lul, except in cases of pregnancy, 1Uien they must
not be taken; neither must they be taken by
persons of hectic consumptive habits They
may be used successfully by either men or wo.
men in all HHboch0ndriac, Hysteric Or Tapour-
ish disorders. In all cases of this description the
Pills purify, invigorate, and revive the disordered
system. Price ST. box.
UNone genuine. unless signed on the out.
side printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T.
klDDER, immediate successor TO the late DR..
w. I. CONWAY. For sale. with all the other
Conway Medicine" at his Counting Room No.
90. next door 10 J. Kdder's Drug Store, corner
Of Court and lianover-streets, near Concert Hail.
Boston and BY his special appointment, by
JAMES GREEN s CO, EDWARD LAMB,
and JOHN COE. Worcester,
HENRY ALLEN, Leominster,
CARY, RICE, & Co, North BrookfelG,
CHARLES PARKMAN, WestboroHgh,
JOHN CAPRON * SONS, Urbridge,
TIMOTHY DOTY, Westminster,
G. b. PARKER, Lancaster.
S. HAYWOOD, Lunenburg.
@ Large discounts to those who buy to sell again
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NATHL PAINE, J. Prob.

Woreester,ss Probate Office, Oct. Q, 1882.
10 DANIEL T. MAYNARD Of Sterling. .1dmims-
traitor with the UiN annexed of the Estate of
Moses NEwHALL, late of Sterling. in said
County, deceased, GREETING.
VOU, the said Daniel F. Maynard, are
Il hereby cited to appear at the Court OF Pro-
bate, to be holden at Lancaster, in said County,
on the third Tuesday in November next, at ten
OF the clock, before noon, 10 render an &C count
OF The Administration ofthe Estate OF said de ceas.
Ell, according TO law. Hereof fail not and you
will be heard thereon.
Az NATI'L PAINE. T. Prob
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NOTICE
ToRheuYnatic Invalids!

EDERSONS suffering unuer hheuliatic
Il Affection are respectfully assured, that
they can obtain Of the proprietor and his agents
safe and admirable remedy for Rheumatism,
however obstinate the disorder may be, and in
all its different stages.
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THNHE following Boats form a Daily Line be-
III tween New York and Hartford, and will
leave N York at 4, P. NJ, and Hartford al H. M.
THE OLIVER ELLSWORTH,
CAPT. H. 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 actommoda
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
H BRAlNARD, agent.
ADril III. 30w
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VALUABLE
RE.fL EST4TE for Sale.
HNHE undersigned, having dis
n posed of all the detached
parts Of the CHANDLER FARM,
so called, now offer for sale the

AA n posed of all the detached
iiiiEs parts Of the CHANDLER FARM,
HlllEZ so called now offer for sale the
body of that Estate, consisting Of
t,oo hundred and forty acres, lying together,
near the South end of Main street in Worces-
ter.
The whole of this large and excellent tract
of Land is bounded East by the County Road
leading TO Springfield and Northampton, being
a distance of 900 reds on said Road; North, by
the County Road, leading to Leicester and
Paxton, and South on a Town Road. 1t has a
spacious and convenient Dwelling House. two
Barns, an Ice House, and other Dat Buildings,
all in good repair. 1t consists of Moving, Til.
lage, Pasturing, and Wood LARD in suitable pro.
portions, and conveniently divided. The North
ern part is within 40 rods of the South Meeting
House, and the most remote point is within one
mile of the South end of Main street In no
part of the town. is there probably so much
land together, of so good quality, which can
be purchased at prices, and on terms, so favor
able as this. There is sufficient for two or
three Farms, and it will be sold in parts, or all
together as shall best accommodate purchasers.
A long credit will be given, if requested, for
the whole of the purchase money. To farmers
and mechanics, who wish to become inhabitants
of this thriving town, furnishing a ready cash
marke. for thor productions, and good Schools
for :heir children. and also to gentlemen who
are fond of Agricultural pursuits, and desire to
be so situated as to participate in the social en-
joyments, and literary advantages, which this
village affords, an opportunity is now offered
for an eligible location which rarely occurs in
place like this. Application NAV be made to
either of the subscribers
S. NJ. BURNSIDE.
REM RITTMAN
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FARM AT AUCTION.

AN W. N n - ~ L L Wv
A VALUABLE FARM, with tillage now
"a ing, and pasture, well fenced, wooded and
watered, situated in Petcrsham. on the road
leading TO Barre, will be sod at Auction, on The
first day of .NoUember negt, at one O'Clock, P.
NJ Said Farm is pleasantly situated, contains
sixty acres, two Dwelling Houses, one Barn,
and other ont buildings, all in good repair 1t
was formerly occupied by JAMES 3. PARKER,
now the residence of REuBES STONE. Condi
lions liberal. Sale on the premises. For further
particulars, inquire of ISAAC Rabbit OF
Barre, or the subscriber.
HERMON HALL.
MapsEaId
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CLOSING OUT.

PENHE subscriber being about to remove, is
Il very DESTROYS OF closing his present Stock
OF Goods previous to lis taking a new Store.
And TO this end, he offers for sale, any article
he has on hand at cost, and very many at less
than cost.
HIS STOCK CONSISTS IS PART OF
Broad Cloths, laces,
Flannels, Gloves,
Cassmeres, Veslings,
Silks, Hosiery,
Linens, Calicoes,
Cottons, Musns,
Ribbons, Cambucs, &c.
The public may be assured that he is deter
mined TO begin in his New Store with an entire
New STocK OF GooDs, and that his determine.
ton to sell cheap, very cheap, is ''no fiction,
hut fact which, purchasers, by an early atten-
ton, would find very much To their advantage.
DANIEL e. WHEELER, JR.
Of If
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept, 10, 1889.
10 BENJAMIN EDGELL, .4lmnistrotor Of the Es.
tate Of BENJAMIN EDGELL, late Of Gardner, in
Said County, deceased, GREETING.
XOU are hereby cited and required to
a. proceed forthwith in the further settlement
OF the Estate of said deceased, SO that the re-
mainder of said Estate may be distributed to the
creditors, according to law; or to appear at the
Court Of Probate to be holden at Worcester, on
the hrst Tuesday in November next, at ten of the
clock, before noon, to show cause why YOU should
not be discharged from said trust and some other
person appointed Administrator of the remaining
Estate of said deceased, as requested. Here Of
fail not.
Al NATIPL. PAINE 7 p,ob
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India Rubber Shoes.
mMPORTANT MEDICINES.

~MPORTANT MEDICINES.
DR.. Persons WEIGH COUGH DROPS,
NOR Curing Coughs, Colds, Asthmas,
IL and Consumpiions Immediately removes
difficulty OF breathing, tghtness structure
the breast, distractions and ulcers upon the lungs
pain in the side or chest and splitting OF blood
Price, one dollar for large, and fifty cents for
small Bottles.
Finch's Celebrated OINTMENT,
Never fails in the curing of the Sal Rheum
and Scald Head. Price so cents
Finch's VEGETABLE TLVCTURE,
An nfalbIe cure for Red Blotches, Pimpes and
particularly those foul fostering eruptions, which
so often disfgure the face. Price ST. cts.
Finch's VEGETABLE BIII ERS,
A sovereign remedy for the Jaundice, and Bill
ious Choc; and they remove the sick Head Ache,
restore lost appetite, assist digestion, and are Il
sure relief for costive habits. Price 50 cents
Wit0or's
VEGET4BLE ITCH OINTMENT,
Contains not the least particle of Mercury or
other perncious ingredient, andis an nfalible and
safe cure for the Itch. Price 81 l-2 cents
GER.M4.V EYE WATER.
The most aggravated eases of infamed eyes, are
relieved and cured by few applications of this
Eye Water. Price rs cents.
The above Medicines are carefully prepared by
H II. REYNOLDs of BATAVIA, N Y, and are for
sale by JAMES GREEN & CO., sole Agents for
Worcester County. cost Sept. S.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
To the Honorable Senate and
House of Representatives.:

House of Representatives
VWNHE undersigned, Directors of the Boston
M and Forester Rail Road Corporation,
respectfully pray that they with their asso-
clales may be Incorporated for the purpose of
laying out and constructing Rail Road, from
:he termination Of the Boston and Worcester
Rail Road, to the Western boundary of the
State, in the most eligible direction towards
the city of Albany, with authority to raise and
hold capital of two millr MS Of dollars, and
with the powers and privileges which have
been granted TO other Rail Road corporations
NATHAN HALE, and others.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In Senate, Ftb. 25, 1892
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, that tho
petitioners cause an attested copy Of their pc.
tlton, with this order thereon to be published
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the following pub.
lie newspapers, viz in The Massachusetts Spy,
printed in Worcester in the Springfield Jour-
nal, princtd in Springfeld; the Hampshire
Gazette. printed in Northampton in the GREEN
6eid Gazette and Frankiin Herald, printed in
Greenfield, and in the Journal and .4rgus,
printed in Lenox; the last publication 10 ba
thirty days, at least, before the first Wednesday
OF the session of the next General Court, that
all persons interested may then appear, and
shew cause, Of any they have) why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
CHARLES CALHOUN, Clark.
I" NE House IF Representatives., FEB. 25, 1882
Read and concurred.
, L, s. Cushing, Cierk.
A lruo copy. Attest:
=, CHARLES CALHOUN,
~ Cierh IF tAs Senate.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the firm of l.. Hey
"a WOOD IL Co., Boston, or E. PurNAM Il
Co, Gardner, are requested to make immediate
payment TO the subscriber, at &c Commercial
street, Boston, who is duly authorized 10 adjust
the accounts of said firm
EZEKIEL d. DYER, assignee.
Boston, Sept. 7, 1892
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept u, 1892.
To- The Heirs Of MEHIrABLE SrocKwELL, late Of
Mlbury, IN said County, deceased, and toad Others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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The creditors Of the firm of l.. HAYWOOD &
Co, in Boston, and L. PuTSAM d Co, in
Gardner, are hereby notified that the sixty days
allowed for becoming parties TO the assignment
will expire on the 9Th day of November next,
and that copy of said assignment may be
found al each of the following places, VIZ; at
No. 26 Commercial street, Boston, at the store
Of Messrs. B. F. REDWOOD " CO, and
with Messrs. PUTNAM & WRIGHT, Gard.
ner Oct. s.
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WHERE is THE WEST? Yes, kind reader,
where is iii Travel along the whole line of
the Erie Canal until you come to where the
blue Niagara divides ours from another country
and there inquire. The finger of him who re-
ceived your question will point you onward.
Pursue until you stand by the Ohio canal, and
there pause and repeat the same question; the
answering finger will still point you onwa ID.
And if you stall press on until you reach yon
Territory whittier so many are emgrating, and
there should you repeat the question, where is
the west The answer would be, not where
YOU see such enterprise as this-not where you
find populous villages, with rich country and
= cattle on a thousand hills'-but where the
tread of the deer is undisturbed at MONDAY !;
and where the echoes are startled at the boot
ing owl as he sits in darkness in the midst OF
day. Then reader we turn 10 the question,
Where is the west land echo answers-where
Kentucky Reporter.
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The satisfaction which the Jackson presses
affect 10 feel al the open remuneration of their
party by numerous influential individuals,
newspapers, and bodies Of men all over the
country, and the alacrity with which they pre-.
tend TO giUe them up, is strlkingly similar to
the dsinterested generosity shown by witty
son Of Harvard, in will which be made on
quitting College Having bequeathed all the
property he had in his possession, he decreed as
follows -
lTEM-Two ragged homespun towels,
For which yearn with tender bowels,
Since Ino longer can control EN-.
GIVE to those sly rogues who stole EN-"