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s1nanDAn wn1.-Dudlev Pickman wl

SINGULAR WILL.-Dudley Pickman who
died about month ago, was one of the weathiest
and most distinguished merchants OF Salem Mass.
The value of his estate is estimated at 200, 900,
which was distributed by his will follows.
The sum of 100000 was given in trust TO each
OF his six children, which he hoped would keep
them out of the poor house to each of his SER
wants he left the sum Of $l5; to the Church of
which he was member the Peto which he had
occupied for half century and the balance OF
his property, only about 100000 he gave into
the immediate possession of his children 1t isa
singular fact that the grandfather OF this merchant
was one of the wealthiest men of Salem, while
his father was one of the very poorest, and lived
the life OF decayed gentleman. Nothing there
fore would seem the best capital for young man
TO begin lie with
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NOTICE.

20 The present limits are inadequate to accom-
MEDIATE my numerous retnue of On the LIST nf
February next, shall commence Stupendous
Warehouse, snic emily large to accommodate my friends
and numerous customers. Large the present House
is it is sufficiently large - Spacious il is not suf
clently spdcsous BrHant in appearance il is not su
cienty brilliant" This Gigantic House, the Glory of
Boston, is 10 d0n and Larger, Spacious, and
BTssGnt Establishment is take Its place These
have been applied my establishment by those that
acquainted with the real character OF OAK Hall Such
$ Superior Mart" ga PrinceIy Wdrehouse," a Vost
Trading 4rfG" Md:chtess Establishments" "a Thea
ire Of Unbounded TTade," "a StupendoUS Scheme, y
Extensive Market" "a Triumphant yAcbieuenent" a
Sphere Of Extraordinary Operations" Unapproachable
WOnder." Such names probably will apply my
constructive when comp e.ed. might we'll undertake
confne the in the limits Of Pond Bos-
ton Common carry my large trade within the
walls of these present limits. The public that
my triumphant statements Overrated The trade
al my extensive WaferDOms may be compared to large
Monster, whose bulk and mighty stature have become
great that II requires larger sphere its present
nents This Warehouse erected in 1872 HIS stood upr-
vailed in the metropolis for and magnitude and vet
II is far, far from being equal to the my heavy
trading operations so liberal paironage must have
large house for the untetteed movements tf enormous
FORM An establishment far surprising the present one
abs ute necessary and is shortly to be erected that
will surprise and delight all interested in my welfare
G. w. SIMMONS,
OAK HALL BOSTON.
P. S. Being obliged 10 move to MAKE these
stupendous alterations the Large Fresh Stock fashion
able Ready Clio hing Piece Goods and Rich tarnish
ing Goods. adapted 10 this present Fall and oomin Win
ter amounting to upO1rds of one hundred and
thousand dollars, will be closed prices much fellow
the extreme tow prices haze been selling. All theFur
Of present establishment for sale-arge Mirrors
Clocks, Chandeliers with Rich Cut Drops Counters, Sow
Gases. &c &c. l5wis44 Boston, Oct II
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Messenger,s Notice.

WORCESTER, IS. December g 1876.
| NENhY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery within
and Tor the County of Worcester, this day issued
a arrant against the Estate of STEPHEN 5. HAIR
RI GTON, of Westborongh in said County boot man.
ufac rer, nsolven debtor and the payment Of any
debts or me delivery of any property belonging said
lnsoiV debtor, to him his use and the transfer
OF any 'operty by him, forbidden by law.
Inc meeting of the creditors said debtor viii be
held at tn Office of Newton d Chaplin in Worcester in
SAID Count On the twentyfh day Of December current,
Al zen Oclo IN the forenoon, for the proof of debts,
and the choice of an assignee or assignees.
DIT Z. EATON, ID. Sheriff.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER. IS. November y, 1916.
ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq. Master in Chancery, with
in and for the County of Worcester has this day
sued Warrant against the estate of THOMAS CHILD,
OF Westboro, in said County Boot snuiacturer
solvent debtors and the Of debts the de-
livery OF any property belonging to said nsovent
debtor, him. for his use and the transfer of any
property by him, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors of said debtor will
be holden III the office of Newton Chaplin in said Wor
ceser, on the nineteenth day Of December nert two
o'clock in the afternoon for the proof debts and the
choice of an assignee assgnees.
Nov. 20. d9w2t4s E. EATON, d. Sheriff.
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Messengers Notice,

WORCESTER, November "a 1916.
IT ENRY CHAPLIN Esq. Master in Chancery within
L and Tor the County of Worcester, has this day
issued a Warrant against the Es ate Of GEORGE A.
MARCY, of Millbury. in said Comfy tailor an nsol-
vent debtor, and the payment any debts, the de-
livery of any property belonging to the SAID George A.
Marcy, to hin or for his and the transfer of any
property by ham, forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of the said Marcy
will be held at the office of Newton Chaplin in Wor
cester in said County, the wenty first day of Dece-
Der nert nine O'Clock the forenoon the proof of
debts, and the choice OF assignee or assignees.
dat e. EATON ID Sheriff.
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N Ssenger,s Nnfice.

WORCESTER, SIS December 2. 1896
CHAs w Harris URN, Esq, Master in Chancery
~ within and for the unity of Worcester has this lay
issued warrant again. the Estate of JOHN l.
WEDG E, of Worcester, ~ said County an Insovent
debtor and the payment OF debts or the delivery of
any property belonging psolyent debtor, him
or Tor his USE and the transfer property by him
are forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors said debtor will be
held at the office Of SAID HashOrn, said County,
the tOenty eighth day Of December c. rsent, at Two
O'Clock in The afternoon for the proof OF IS and the
choice OF an assignee assignees.
d6t GEO ZONES ID ',eriF
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GREAT FIRE IN PRoyIDENCE.

On Tuesday morning, I'd inst. about 20 minu-
les past one O'Clock, fire was discovered in the
fire room of Albert tuller's machine shop on
Point street, which quickly communicated to the
whole building and to those adjoining, causing
one of the most extensive con1agrations which
have been known in this city for many years.
The whole square between Convenient, Point
and Field streets was swept by the fire.
On the corner of Convenient and Point streets
was the foundry OF Amos G. Barstow, which was
entirely consumed. He was insured for $500.
The next building in Point street was owned by
Mr. Albert Fuller. 1t was occupied by him as
machine shop, by Mr. Stanley as foundry, and
by Messrs. Stone & Weaver as a jewellers shop.
Mr. Fuller lost every thing, He was insured for
$4,000 at the American office. He estimates his
loss at about $4,000. Stone s. Weaver were in
sured for $1,000 at the Washington Office OF this
city, and at the Etna office OF Hartford for $1,000
Mr. SANKEY'S loss is estimated at $500. No in
surance he saved his books ony.
On the corner OF Point and Field streets the
building owned by James M. Livsey and occu-
pied by him as machine shop, by Carroll & Har-
din, engravers, by Mr. Levaey, machinist, and
by Dean, Brothers & Co engravers, was totally
destroyed. Dean Brothers & Co.'S loss is about
S4G00-insured for $1,000 at the Hartford Office.
Mr. Levalley's los is placed at $3000-no insur-
ance. He also saved his books.
Adjoining the machine shop oil Mr. LlVsey were
two dwelling houses, owned by him. one occu-
pied by Joseph Barbour, and the other by him
self, both of which were destroyed. Mr. Livsey $
loss is estimated at from $4,000 to $1,000; he had
no insurance. A counting room, occupied by Mr.
Fuller and Mr. Stanley, with a barn and shop,
stood next on Field Street, which were burnt,
together with unfinished dwelling house, be-
longing to Lewis P. Mead. The fire in this d.
recton was stayed at the dwelling house of Capt
Manchester, which was nearly consumed. Capt
M saved all his furniture. He was insured for
$4,000 at the Providence Mutual office.
Providence Transcript.
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JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.

Having ourselves witnessed the beneficial effects this
article the persons several of nhabi ants We
hesitate commend it all those who have unfr-
tunatey lost their hair We refer ouch the ceriic lie
OF Mr. Hoines.-Byistot Phenir
Bristol, RI, Feb. l6, 154I
Mr. BayeySir Having about four years since, through
disease lost the hair from the top OF my head and having
used many articles recommended to restore it, was
dnced from the recommendation in your Phoenix .
10 try DIR Jayne's Hair Tonic. l happy say,
that after using three bottles, head is covered with
fine growth OF young and healthy hair. Several nf MY
friends and acqaainances have also used it their
satisfaction therefore cheerfully recommend it 81
who suffering the dsagreeable sensations caused by
badness. JAMES A. HOLMES.
u Prepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE, No South Third
Street Philadelphia. For sale by J. GREEN & Co, III
Main Street, and NJ. B. GREEN 200 Main street, Worres-
ter. div VISITS
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Teeth Extracted without Pain.

BISHOP & HARRIS, DENTISTS, I54 Main
Street have just purchased the celebrated compound which
has recently been used successfully Boston in per
forming surgical operations. They have the testimony
some OF the best physicians of its harmless effect.
Several operations took place their Office yesterday
perfectly successful which each individual testified that
they unconscious of pain.
Worcester, Nov 20, 1916,
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Worcester Co. Teachers, Association,

The Annual Meeting Of this Association will he holden
at BRINLEY HALL in Worcester Saturday. Dec 18th.
at 9 O'Clock M. ELBRIDoE SMITH Esq. Principal OF
the Worcester High School, will before the
meeting. There will he other exercises of interest
All Teachers, and other friends Of education are earnest
y invited to be present. and take part the of
the occasion GEO. N. BIGELOW Sec'ry.
nac Q
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ST. JEANS GALVANIC METALLIC
STR ENGTREArLArG PLASTER. impreg

mated with the Electro Magnetic principle The most val.
liable remedy yet offered for all disorders spinal
complaints, RHEUMATISM. Indigestion stiffness of joints,
weakness OF inbs pain in the side, back and chest &C.
They have also been successfully applied in Of
tic dooreux, vertigo, sick headache paralysis
gou neuralgia &c Combining every advantage possessed
by the most scientific compound. with the important and
effective Mealnc Gavanlc preparation and Magnetic
er so highly priced in other Gayanc appliances and with
the facility Of immediate contact with the parts affected
This new and most valuable remedial agent prove
OF ncacuabe benefit where other remedies cannot
SO easily and rapidly reach the desired object
Secured by letters patent and for sale wholesale at the
lmporterss No William Sreetat the office OF the Pun
cipal Agent No Is Chambers ST. Neso York and by Drug
glsts generally throughout the United States.
CAUTION Each Plaster will bear the signature Of the
proprietor.
j. s. hOUHllON, iN yIRttnrt'p shssl, BOSTNA.
aene'at AXenI 70: sas NV England States.
AGSNIs R0yG2Ster-IaTnes CT cen & CO., and 8. A.
Rowland Springfield B X, Bliss. BGrre-Woods, Field
& Co. 40aherst-N. Fitch. Fitchburg-Chas. ShepIey.
LOUeH-G. II. Carlton d Co, by the dealers in Med
cine generally cody Novl8.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, IS. November %, 1916.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery within
ana for the County forester. has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of ADNA TAFT, Of Doug
las in said County, Innhode, nsovent debtor, and
the payment of any debts, the delivery OF any pro-
perry belonging TO said insolveut debtor him
his and the transfer of any property by him for
hidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors Of the said Taft will
be holden at the office of Newton Chaplin, in Worces
ter in said County, the fifteenth day of December
neat, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon prove their
debts and choose assignee assignees Of
and to do such other business in relation thereto as may
then come before them.
d3tw2t48 WILLIAM c. CAPRoN, D. sheriff
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Samuel Jennison, Jr,,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
No 20 Brazer'S Budding, State Street,
47tf BOSTON.
Teeth Extracted without Pain.

nR. MILLER, Dentist, is using the Anodyne
~ vapvr for Extracting Teeth without Pain, with an
Improved and elegant apparatus.
Operations on the Teeth and Diseases OF the Mouth
attended usual.
Office and residence WALNUT STREET, rear
IL Newcnmb Il Clark's Store
Worcester, De;2
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WORCESTER, IS. November %, 1916.
To SULLIVAN FAY, of scarborough. in said County
Esquire, Assignee of the Estate of EMERSON BIGE-
Low, Of said scarborough, yeoman, insOlven
debtor, Greeting.
VoU hereby required give notice that the third
l. meeting of The creditors of said Emerson Bige'o
will be holden the office Of Thomas d Hill, in W0r-
cester in said County, the ninth day of December
aert O'Clock the forenoon and that the second
meeting of said creditors is adjourned the tenth dag
Of said December, at hour and place. when and
where The SAID creditors may prove further debts against
the said Emerson Bigelow, and show cause why
tcate of discharge shall not be granted TO him. and
will also settle your and dividend will be
ordered And you will this notice by publishing
attesed copy Of this order in the Daily Spy
paper printed at Worcester aforesaid three times before
the day of said meeting and by Orwardine like cepy
by mail otherwise to each Of the known creditors of
said Bgelow. And make Of this order
with your dongs thereon at the time ana pnce of said
meeting. BENZ. r. THOMAS,
Irne copy. Judge of Probate.
d3t Attest. SULLIVAN FAY, Assignee
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NOTICE.

ASSIGNEE'S SA LIZ.
VXTIII be sold at Public Auction on h re P ~
GsA w in The village of Cappve, D1. ~ io10' ~ ~
Eli O'Clock A. M, the BUILDING 10 nccnn;sd hv
CLAPPVlLLE CASH STORE, ana reced ssv nreyIous IN
the sale Terms made known at llme o "a Assignee
80, ,o,e dw2w
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VIRGINIA DEMOCRACY. The last number
OF the Richmond Enquirer proclaims the follow
ing sentiment, which embodies the idea of the
Virginia democracy as to the political quali6
cations Of their natural allies,' the s. democra-
CIV of the North.' The writer says:
Our slave population is decidedly preferable as
an orderly and laboring class, to Northern la
boring class, that has just learning enough to
make them wondrous wise, just enough TO make
them the most dangerous class to well regulated
liberty under the sun"
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hEII,lttI RnnI,a..

To Parenta, Guardian, aud Teachers Of
 Alabama anu mIssissippi.
 FENlE undersigned would respectfully call ,aar at-
 . ientioe Ia the Following list o iSchpo Bppks, universally adopted ana highly recommended by al who are nteresod in he cause of edarallon:
 Aiabama Series ot Readets--No l. Tlr Primary Primer edition; No ,, The Child's Reader, new edition; No 5. Exercises in Reading, new edi- ton; No l. Porler's KhcGrieal Reader, new edi- ton; WpsIcr's Elementary Speller; Melricul Slo- ries in Chemistry and Philosophy; Olne,'s Geogr,l- ply and Atlas; 0ineV's Introduction to Geography, The Book nl Commerce; Watts Improvement ol the Mind; Bollon's English tiramurr, Bullon's Greek Granmer Olmseail's NalNral Philosophy; Gomstock's Natural Philosophy; Comslock's Chem islry; Comsock's Physiology; Preslon's Book Keeping; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars CompanIon; The Scholars Reference Book; Weo- sfer's School Dictionary; Abercrombie's Moral Feelings; Soo, chs Ecclesiastical History; Lin eoln's Botany. Burrefl's Geography of the Heav- ems Alexander's Evidences o Christianity; Stone's Rhetorical Speaker; He ge's Logic; WilIaids His tory of U. $. yo; Wlrd's History of U. $. abridged; Willard's Universal History; Parley's Natural Theology; Bible; Newmans Rhetoric; Newnan's Political Economy; Butler's Analogy; kame's Elements of Crtlcism; kavies' first Les sons in Arithmetic; Davies Arithmelc Davies Key to Arithmetic; Davies Algebra; Davies Key To Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes Bourdon's Algebra; Dawes Legendre's Geometry ; Davles' Surveying; pa"ies' AnaIytica Geometry; Davies Descriptive Geometry; Davies' Calculus i; Davies Shades and Shadows; Anlhon's Latin Les sons Anthon's Latin Prose Composition; Anlhon's Latin ProsorY; Anthon's Cicero; Anthons Casar i; Anthon's Sallust Anhon' Horace; Anthon's Greek Lessons; Anthon's Greek Prose Composition; An thon's Greek Prosody; Anhon's Jacobs Greek Reading; Anthon's Greek Grammaf Anhon's Die tionary of Antiquities; Anthon's Classical Dction- any; Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar; An. drews' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews First Lessons in Latin; Andrews Latin Reader An drews VIr Rone; Andrews Sallust; Andrews La tin Exereses Andrews Key to Latin Exercises ; Donnegap's Greek Lcxican; Greek Testament ; Ainsworih's Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil; liomer Has; French Guide; BoImar's Levizac s French Grammar; Vie de George Washington; Re- cuel Dranaque; Recreations, Ins al Emusantes i; Adventures of Telemaqne; Boyer's French Dcuon- ary; The Young Chor; The School Singer; Bur rows Pianolerle Primer; Memeke's Instructor i; Hunten's Instructor.
 have also constantly on hand n large and we'll selected stock of Blank Books and Stationary; Law, Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books and will ill all orders with promptness at very low pr ces. At 2S Dauphin street,.
 novIJ 237Cmn JOEI. WHITE
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@ . 3 sk!Ns lIzIIszSls 5ys2:2N;yL;IIE

IS by far the strongest prsparoon of Sarsaparila iant, as has been frequently tested both by it's ef ects and anaysIs
 It is fast ing the place of al other prepara- tons because of its cacy (numerous cirtifcates be- ing publhed from tune to lime) and because of its superior strength Gone bottle being equal to six pnts ofSyrup of Sarsaparia, or two bol les of any other extract; ) it is consequently hs bsa and cheapest, requiring less to be taken and cos,lg less, being sold al ONE DOLLAR FOR A SINGLE BOTTLE.
 It Is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic affections; Ulcerous Sores of the Nose, Throat or body; Diseases of the Bones; Diseases of the Lyer Lungs. Spleen and Kidneys; Affections ofihe Skin, or a breaking out of dry and waiery pmples oflhe Face, Neck and Body; Scroluln Eryspelas; Con- stitutiona diseases arising from the of Mercury and other minerals; Syphhic and Venereal Afeo- ions, as well as the greatest purifier of the blood and Fluids of the body, that has been discov- cred. In short, as general medicine, it has no equal in the whole list of medicines ever prepared or discovered.
 Dr. Leidy, the proprietor, offers to refund the money when satisfactory proof is given Tits inefi- cacy, or ofhis assertions proving untrue.
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NORTH &CO APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS,

@a and dealers m
 GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, 1pofheearies' Hull opposite the ManaOn Honse, and
 B GOpanmem strea.
 ID ESPECTFULLY call the attention of Fami- Ia lies, Physicians, and the public generally in town and country, their extensive and well select ed stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals, and large assortment of the most delicate French, Eng lish, German and American Perfumes and Extracts, &c together with a great variety of Brushes, Combs, and Fancy Articles, adapted to the Toilet or Nursery. -r.s.
 Physicians prescriptions will receive particular attention. ta tt te,.eel..
 The very best of Medicines constantly kept on hand, and competent person always m readiness, both night and day, to prepare them in the most careful and scientific manner, with scrupuous re- gard 10 correctness. .Fs'1 i.a
 LEECHfs of the best kind always kept for sale, and person Mr. Payne) every way competent at hand to apply them,and charge made hut for those nat take MedIcne chests filed and reGlted ia the eatest and most careful manner. noyl .fEVHE AMERICAN ART UNION-For the pro- N motion of the Fine Arts m the United State i, was inco, poraed m lSi0 is managed by gentlemen without compensation, and pursues the following plan-- =. Iif.5ss+ a ls g
 Every subscriber of five dollars is a member for the year. ff
 The money thus obtained, after paving necessary expenses is applied in the first instance 10 the pro duciion from an American Painting of large costly original engraving, in the highest style of Amer can Art. 's
 For every five dollars paid by him, every member receives copy of the engraving. Every member also receives an annual report, containing the pro- ceedngs and addresses al the annual distribution, fla. of the members, &c., and sometimes addi. tional work of Art. stn The residue of the money is applied to the purchase of American works of Art--paintngs, Sculpture, &c ,--yarying in price from twenty to several hun dred dollars.
 W These works of Art--the paintings being richly lramed-are publicly distributed. by ot among all the members, Friday before Christmas in each year; every member having one share for every five dollars paid by him. | aJ441Nt tf1
 Each member is thus certain of receiving in return the value of lhe five dollars paid, and has also chance Of drawing painting, or other work of art of great value.
 Tine plate for lhIs year is ''Sr Walter Raleigh, parting with his Wife."
 Subscribers for last year can get their engrayngs, (tbe capture of Andre) by calling on $. W. Allen, Hon kfR 2S lauQIllu
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PATENT MEnICINES.


 s UNi,'s 1phDiA1., ui, inL rIIAik OF A4 LOVE III k a sovereign and speedy cure inf lucipienl GonsnmnIon, Barreuness, lmpotency, h. eoulora or Whites. Obstruction, diliculi or painful Menstruation, lucontnence of Urine, ar involuntary discharge thereof; and for general prosra,ion ol the system, whether Ihe result of inherent or produced by irregnIariiy. illness or accident
 Fhee is mol a shadow of don"i ihat this IS true, and were mol he subieei Uf delicate nalmIa-. hundreds wnud testify to lI,e unrnaed elllracy of this Cordial as specific for barreHness, duo' a,hus gleets. Irregularities m the secretous, pains Ia he kidneys, eniale suppressions Cor the teyerse) pro lapsuS ueri, and in fact to almost every disease which lhe nosl delicate portion of the hWian organ lzaton is liable. It cannot indeed cure maliafma- fion of hc parls. but for anything shor of tn, il is offered an inlallibe for bafrenness while in all the other diseases enumerated above, when acute chronic, il will be found T safe and sovereign medy. The Lucina Cordial is gentle ionic, ope- rating generally upon the secreiive organs and bra cling Ihe whole system without far stimulating any function as to produce subsequent relaxation. On the contrary, il seems 10 in perfect harmony with nature, and does not create temporary yigor but permanent renewal of the natural energies. The first bottle used will fully convince the purchaser of the truth of ali we have asserted.
 Enr sale in MohIe hv