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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-04
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A young lady being told that her lover had
been killed suddenly, exclaimed.
"Oh. that splendid gold watch of his !---giVe
me something TO remember him by"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-04

Jim,' said Timothy, the other day, TO his
son---'Jim you are lazy---what on earth DO you
expect TO do for living z
why father, I've been thinking as how
would be Revolutionary Pensicner!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-04

Sam do you know any songs 2 Yes know
lwo.' What are they, SAM 'Ons's Old hum
dred, and tolher amt
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-04

Afler marriage in Connecticut the brlde'
groom took the parson aside very mysterious
Iy. and whispered TO him cant you take your
pay out in taters,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-04
The ShOesmakers.
BY J. G. WHITTIER.

BY J. G. WHITTIER.
Ho. workers of the old times STYLED
The Gentle Craft of Leather
Young brothers Of The ancien, guild,
Stand .orIh once more together!
Call out again your long array
In The olden, merry manner;
Once more on gay St. Crispin's day
Fling out your blazoned banner!
Rap, rap! upon the weIl-worn stone
How falls the polished hammer!
Rap, rap the measured sound has grown
quick and merry clamor.
Now shape The sole now dsftly curl
The glossy vannp around ii,
And bless the while the brigh,-eyed girl
Whose gentle fingers bound il!
For you along the Spanish Main
hundred keels are blowing:
For you the Indian on the plain
His lasso.coil is throwing:
For you deep glens with hemlock dark
The woodman's fire is Lighting;
For you upon the oaks grey bark
The woodman's axe is smling
For you from Caroiina's pine
The resin gum is stealing,
For you The dark-eyed Floren,ine
Her silken skein is reeling:
For You the dizzy goalherd roams
His rugged Alpine lodges;
For you round all her shepherd homes
Bloom England's thorny hedges,
The foremost still by day or night
On moated mound or heather,
Where'er the need of trampled right
Brought ,oiling men together,
Where the free burghers from The wall
De6ed the maiI-clad master,
Than yours, at Freedoms trumpet call,
No craftsmen rallied faster
LIE, fopiings sneer, let fools deride,
Ye heed no idle scorner,
Free hands and hearts are still your pride,
And duty done, your honor
Ye dare 10 trust for honest fame
The jury Time empanels,
And leave 10 Truth each noble name
Which gori6es your annals
Thy songs Hans Sach are living yet,
In strong and hearty German.
And Bloom6eld's lay and Gifford's wit,
And the rare good sense of Sherman
Still from his book. a mystic seer,
The soul of Behemen teaches,
And England's prieslcraft shakes TO hear
Of Fox's Iearhern breeches.
The foot is yours: where'er it falls
Ii ,reads your well-wrought leather,
On earihern floor, in marble halls.
On carpet or on heather.
Sill there The sweetest charm is found
or mairoH grace or vestal's,
As Hebe's foot bore nectar round
Among The old ceestiaIs
Rap. rap your stout and bluff brogan,
With footsteps slow and weary,
May wander where the sky's blue span
Shuts down upon the Prairie.
Ye slippers shine on Beau,y's foot,
By Sara,oga's fountain,
Or lead, like snow fakes falling mute,
The dance on Catskll mountain
The red brick TO the mason's hand,
The brown earih To- The tIlier's
The shoe in yours shall wealth command
Like fairy CInderel!as!
As they who stunned the household maid,
Beheld The crown upou her.
So all shall see your toll repaid
With hearth and home and honor.
Then lei the toas, be freely quaffed
ln WATER cool and brimming
"All honor To the good old Graft,
Its merry men and women
l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-04

Adversely not only tests mems courage, but
,rouses and exci;es lheit minds,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-12-04
THE PILESl
4 cURE FOR LlFE GUARANTLED !,

CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED!
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented By
DIR A. Upham, distinguished PHI scian New York city,
is the on, lily successful remedy that dangerous and
distressing complaint, the PILES, ever offered the
American public.
Mark this It is an INTERNAL REMEDY-uot an ex
terna application, and will Of Piles either
Bleeding or Blind internal Elk erna aud probsby the
only hing that will There is mistake about it. II
nen medicine take ard improves the general health in
remarkable manner.
Each Box contains twelve doses, at per dose. 1t
is very mild in its operation and may he taken in
e most acute inf tmmaon without danger All external
applications in the highest degree dsagreeable
Venent and offensive; and from the very of the dis
ease temporary their elf-cs. This Medicine attacks
the disease at its source, and REMOVING THE CAUSE,
renders The cure CERTAIN ard PERMANENT.
The Electuary is al very valu Bile remedy for inam-
mainn o the Liver and Spleen In1ammation Soreness
and Liberation OF the Somach Bowels Kineys and Bad.
der ln1immaory and Mercurial Rheumatism; Impurily
OF Inc Blood, caused by the imprudent Of Mercury
Weakness and lnfamma oil the Spine and Back; and
Tor the relief of Pregnant Ladies' be confinement en-
suTIng an easy time safe delivery and healthy offspring
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDIClNEi NO ALOES, COLOCYNTu, GAMBOGE
or other powerful and irritating Purgaves and if taken
accordng to the directions in Piles, CURE FOR
LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine, may be obtained OF Agents gratis
J. >. HOUGHTUN, 80 WASHINGTON Street BOSTON,
General agent for the New England states.
AGENTS. Worcester-James Green d Co, and S. A.
Howiand. Springfeid-B. X. Bliss Rarre-Woods Field
q Co. Amherst-N Fitch. F1tchburg-Chas. sheplev
LoWeH-G IL Carlton d Co. and by the dealers in Me IL
cine generally cody Nov. 10.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. November 25 IS45
ON. BENZ. +. THOMAS, Judge of Probate for the
IL County OF Worcester. has this day issued Warran,
against the Estate of HORACE c WATSON of Wor
cesier, in said Comfy boot and shoe manufacturer an
insoyent debtor, and the pay any debts or the
livery ofany property belonging said Watson 10 him
or tor his USE forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said
will he holen at the office of Thomas Hill in Worces-
ter, in sand County the second Monday in December
merit, at ten O'Clock the forenoon prove their debts
and choose assignee assgnees Of his estate,
do such other business in thereto mas then
and there before them.
dim EDWIN EATON D. Sheriff
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Messengerss NOTICE..

WORCESTER, SIS. November 25, 1S45.
II ON. BENJAMIN F. THOMAS Judge ofProbate for
'he county OF Worcester, has this day issued Il War
I'M tI against the Estate Of NATHAN NJ. MUZZY, OF
%tprceslerp IN said County, blacksmith, insoyent
D3 alo Tue payment OF any debts, or the delivery Of
any properly belonging TO said Muzzy 70 him or for his
den by law. ~ go
The first meeting the creditors of the said Muzzy
WIZ oe modem ut the Office OF Thomas Hill in Worces-
IN said county, on the seeoRd Monday of December
eTt at ten O'Clock iii the forenoon to prove their debts
ana choose an assignee asigHees his estate and TO
90 such other business ia relation thereto NAV Then
come before them ~
dim EDWIN EATON n Sbor;e
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, S. November "a, 1915.
HON. BENZ F. THOMAS, Judge of Probate for the
Il County of Worcester, has this day issued Warrant
agaiHsI the Estate of SUMNER B. KING of Sutton IN
said County, yeoman, insolvent debtor the pay
ment of any debts, the delivery any property be-
longing TO said King. to him or for his USE ana the
transfer of any property by him. forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors OF said King viii
be holden at the office of Thomas & Hill, in Worces-
ter in said County, on the second Monday Of Deem
Der neTt, at ten O'CLOCK IN the IOT6HUU7 teI
debts and choose assignee assgnees of his Estate
and1o such other business in relation thereto may
then come before them.
dtm JOHN w. WHIPPLE. D, Sheriff.
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BOSTON y WORCESTER RAIL ROAD,
fzaTq g1 s ca ssszess1gag a =
NYinter Arrangement.

FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunuay,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, Albany,
Hartford New Haven, and New York Wis New Haven, at
loan and 81 NJ, stopping at Nay Stations.
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road al 10 AM,
stopping at Way Stations.
With Worcester Passengers, att and 0A.m ana Pm,
stopping al Way Stations.
Win Passengers from NetDYork by Steamer Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday stopping only at
FTdminghafn Do,, posroN
FIR A,bang and Western Railroad, Hartford New Ia.
van and New York, at 10 A. M. and 4P.M
For Norlpich and Stations on the Norwich Railroad at
1or Enroes,er and Way Stations the Worcester Rail
Road al and 10 A. M, ct and P.M
Fnr Millbyy, at 8 A. NJ. and 24 P. NJ.
For Mem York via Norwich and by Steamer, every day
except Sunday, at 4 P. N. ,,p,
except Sunday, at s A. M. ,,,,,nuDv
For Boeton and Way Stations daily except Sunday, at
% A. NJ u'u - NEWTON TRAINS
r, noston NJ 81 AM, 64 &94P.M daily except Sunday
40 w Newton at 8 81 l04 Am. q a u PPM. do. DO
The last train each vay may be omitted IN case ofsnow
gS,v Mail from Worcester at M.rom Boston
5P.M. ,-n r,, 80.
Fares are less when paid at the Ticket Offices than In
The Cars. W ,s,o
Dec. |, 1916. VI
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Messengerss T.

WORCESTER. SIS. NJ. 40 49,,
ZION. BENJAMIN F. TH0SSS22TG5 70, is4o'
b Il Probate for the County of Worceste2, 'uuse Vi
issued Warrant against the Els of Eas5 ,hls "a!
FOWLER aud A. BRAMAN CUMMINGS. haaIm u
in said County, traders under The firm of owIer
mngs, insovent debtors, and the pay of any &h
or the delivery of any property belonging to S'
Fowler * Cummings them or for their use, and TX
transfer Of any property by them forbidden by
The first meeting the creditors of the said Fowler
Cummings will be held at the Office Of Thomas d Hill
in Worcester in said County, The eighth day of Deem
Der merit O'Clock in the forenoon, prove their
debts and choose assignee assgnees ofheir joint
and se9eraie Estaes do such other business
Iatlon thereto may then come before thsm.
dtm EDWIN EATON d. Sheriff
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Messenger's Notice,

ISAAC DAVIS, Esq. Master in Chancery within and
Il for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the estate OF WILLIAM COOK, OF
Milford, in said County, and shoe manufacturer
insovent debtor and payment Of any debts or the
delivery OF any property belonging said Cook, TO
him or Tor his and the transfer of any property by
him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors OF said Cook will be
held at the office of said Davis, in Worcester on The
noon ~--- eoss ana choose an assignee
assghees MS estate and TO do such other in
relation thereto may then csme before them,
E. EATON, D. Sheriff.
Worcester, November 81, Is45 dim
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FRESH FRUIT, SC.
KOO BOXES Bunch RAISINS.
AOO leo half ana qu. do. do.l
rs boxes Layer do
rs drums Sutana do
IL casks Blue Mark do.
IS do Malaga GRAPES.
100 do Turkey FIGS
case Genoa CITROH.
5 casks Zante CURRANTS.
Also, Halt, Qrs., and Bags New Philadelphia and New
York BUCK WHEAT, &c &c. just received and for sale
by b. BUTMAN & co.
Worcester, Nov. H.. ewd46
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administrators, Notice..

Commissioners Notice,
f'lE subscribers, who appointed by the Hon Ben
Jtnin r. Thomas, Judge of Probate the County of
Worcester, Commissioners 10 receive and examine all
caim of creditors against the Estate of SILAS H. FLAGG
late of Worcester in said County, deceased represented
inSove do hereby give notice that the time present.
Ing such claims has been enlarged by the Judge Probate
TO Saturday, the tWentieh day Of December current and
that we have appointed that day from O'Clock M
twelve NJ and from two four O'Clock PM the time and
the office OF WILLIAM o. BARTLETT, in Worcester, the
place, for receiving and examining such claims.
EDWARD EARLE,
WILLIAM 0. BARTLETT
Worcester, Dec 8, 1915
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To HouseWrights,

10 HOuSeWIIgnLS,
HE subscriber is DESTROYS ocontracng for the building
ola Dwelling House on Elm Street, Of the dimensions
and nearly upon the plan OF the House occupied by
Mr. HARDoN.
AIso, tOanted-l000 Chestnut split Posts and
hals-he Posts motced with four heles and the Rails
sharpened suitably Post and Rail Fence to be delv-
cred by the first of April next. LEVI LINCOLN.
kaWorcester, Dec 2. dw3w 40
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Dissolution Of COpartnership.
TyHE Coparnership heretofore existing under the firm
of BANCROFT g. KENDALL is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. kiAsF. BANCROFT,
Lancaster, Dec /, ls45. dwlw C. II. KENDALL.
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NOTICE.

UNHE Coparnershp previously existing between the sb
l. scribeFs under The firm of JOHN BOYDEN " CO.,
dlsoved by mutual consent on the 18Th OF septem-
Der last. JOHN BOY DEN,
Worcester Nov % 1876 e. Il. ESTABROOK.
HPThe business of the late firm will be settled
by the subscriber who will continue the Manufacturing Of
HOUSE PAPER at the New Brick Building between the
Unversas Church and Rail Road Depot, where puchas
wishing the largest and cheapest assortment are invited
call. JOHN bOfDEN,
Worcester, Dec. g. 49
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Millbury Academy,

Millbury Academy.
NNHE Winter Term of this Institution will commence on
l the first Wednesday Of December. The course of in
struction embraces all the English branches usually taught
in similar institutions together with the Latin Greek and
French Languages and designed be in the Highest de-
gree thorough and systematic.
TERMs--Common English branches $3.50; HIGHER al
Languages, $3.50.
Nov.s. DIV *. PACKARD, Principal.
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THE
Fl A r VI O N T. A NJ S ,
Block Teeth Entire Sets.

FEVHE subscriber informs his friends and the
"A public, that he is able to supply whole or hall
sets OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH in much greater perfection
than at any former time.
For rmness of adhesion and, of course, uses for ease
and comfort; for adaptaion of the shape COLOR and
preston of the teeth, the individual and for strength
and durability the subscriber socs comparison with
any which are made in Boston New York.
To those WHIP willing pay far price for superior
article satisfactory evidence will be given Of such improve
win ensure them against disappointment
The subscriber will furnish full set Of Teeth at less
than cost resident of this Villages who could be
Gred in where persons wish to specimens in
actual operation.
Other operations the Teeth usual.
O. II. BLOOD, No. 100 Main st.
Worcester, Dec 8, 1875. ist}9
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Assignees' Sale.


M ILL be sold at Pubic Auction, Tuesday, the ninth
w day NJ December neat, at O'Clock A. M. in the
southeast part Shrewsbury, the Farm belonging to
Property
yoke of oXEN-2 COWs-l horse Wagon and Har-
uess-5 tons English HAY-S0 bushels Como do Pota-
toes-6 bbls. APpes-2 do Cider-l Sleigh Cart-Lot
OF Stock Hay, Husks, &c-Farming Utensils and many
other articles too TO mention.
ELI b. LAWSON, d
GEO. w. RICHARDSON, AssisneeS'
Worcester, Nov. "a, 1915. dw1w4s
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The Maysvile, KY. Eagle, states that the two
pork houses in that city prepared to slaughter
and pack from six hundred to one thousand hogs
per day.
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NOTICE.

fr,uE subscriber wishes TO ind employment as an Ac-
countan or Copyist, he having had considerable prac-
G ~, ,hat business lie has the liberty of referring to
y ID DuNBAR Esq, l79 Main Street.
Worcester, Dec dlw JUN - ""A"A'
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For the Ladies.

For the Ladies.
WYE have Just received another lot of Ladies'
wv CATER BOOTS AND SHOES,
from some of the best manufacturers in the United States
Also complete assortment Of Kid Morocco Goat AMI
Calf RoOTs and SHOES. The quality OF which Is as
good as any ever before offered In this market The Ladies
are respectfully invited to call and examine
rPGoods freely shown TO all at the Old Stand OF s. D.
scoTr one door north Harden, Brown a Co.
CHICKERING LONGLEY
Worcester, Oct IS. dwu44
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18


a5-It will be seen BY reference 10 our
advertising columns that the ladies Of the
Old School Presbyterian Church in orr
city intend giving an entertainment on
Wednesday evening, We understand that
every exertion il being made to render
this one ofthe most elegant and agreeable
no disparagement to the many elegan, and
agreeable ones we have had heretofore
we have yei had; and every thing which
can contribute to make it 30, in the way Of
tia substantials and delicacies-of the table
music, speeches, beauty, &c., will be
there. The proceeds are to be applied, a.
will Be seen, to the finishing and furnish
ing the inside Of ths church Of the demon
ination to which these ladies belong; which
will early next season grace our city. The
object for which It is gotten up is good
one, and il the good cheer for mind and
body cannot induce ell 70 patronize it, ibis
ought. We hope every one who can will
10 %. Wslike these suppers, and advise
Ill who wish to spend an evening pleas
lntly 70 attend.
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Philadelphia, Feb. a l5ss

49,
Tns MAcsrr,c TrlrcnA,s.-H.,..
y Riily, Esq, Secretary Of The Aua0s!!
Lake, and Mississippi Valley f slsssa's
Company, has been in Hafrisbu,s '' z
some days, making arrangement, e. ~ y
ting the magnetic telegraph between n.
place and Philadelphia in operation " v.
learn from him that contract n. h ~
made for putting up The wires b..v. .a
Harrisburg and Philadelphia, and ,h,, A.
telegraph will be in operation BY The g..
Of December. Its contemplated d s r,s
the line between Philadelphia aod Rh '
more completed by that time, 50 th,t !.
may expect an abstract Of the Presidem'.
message communicated 10 the denizep. II
Harrisburg on a streak Of llahtnine l..
fore the document itself is half read IN a.
capitol at Washington. This en,erm;..
will be Of great importance othe bu,in,,,
community, and particularly 10 the brew
and as Mr.. O'Reiily and Mr.. Kend,1
have long been connected with the Dres.
OF this country, we may expect great 4.
c!lities to be extended 10 the corps .dao.
rial by this great enterprise.
Harrisburg Union.
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Extract OF a Ietter from Oregon.
Falatin county, Oregon Territory, March
s5 Qh 12d5

Dean S1R!-l avail myself, Of the Hud-
son Bay Co.'s Express, BY way Of Canada
TO send this communication. Every thing
here is passable. and in prosperous con.
dition. Nothing as far as we know, is GALA
culated to mar the peace Of this little col
ony. We arc nider a regular government.
provisional Of course9 having an cxec,,-
tive committee Of three, legislature cho-
sen BY the people from FIVE original coun-
ties; and one circuit Judge with Probate
powers. The laws have been regularly
enforced and duly respected. Hitherto,
we have had no constitution, having been
governed BY the Organic laws Of Iowa,
but at the election next May, the people
are to decide by vote, for Or against con
stitution (convention) and If it Is found
that there isl majority here in favor Of 1t,
land perceive as yet no opposition to ii, y
the legislature which sits in June next,
will proceed to make provisions for con-
vention Of delegates, when the question Of
forming an independent government, will
no doubt be discussed. No other than a
republic Of course, could find an existance
here, unless, indeed, it was forced upon
us BY the sword aAs
We hope our government will not alien
ate her citizens here, for want or paterna
care for them. Let her extend the wing
Of the eagle over Us at once. There is too
much at stake for our government to let it
pass out Of her banda By default. Unless
something is speedily done bv our Govern
ment, you will see the proclamation Of the
President Of the Republic Of Oregon and
California, before many years. The world
never before offered such an opportunity
for military and political fame, as the one
afforded here, and there are demagogncs
enough to seize upon it. For myself I
wish to see the eagle floating upon the wa
tiers Of The Columbia, and all its tributaries.
II could never meet more welcome re-
ception than It would at this time. AS TO
the future no one ran tell. The winter has
been unusually wet and mild. That YOU,
may Judge Of the temperature Of this eli
mate, will say, that Irish potatoes that lay
in my patch, on the surface Of the ground
were not over half frozen, the part next 10
the ground is now sprouting. Twas engaged
last week in digging potatoes, and have two
or three acres yet to dig. They have sne-
tanned no other injury, than, that they are
sprouting in the ground.
lam, very respectfully,
'. Your obedient servant,
NJ. M. McCARFER