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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-09
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER,
Al meeting OF the County Commissioners begun and
holden al Worcester. within and for the County OF
Worcester on the second Tuesday OF September AID.
1876.
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered That notice be
gwen TO all persons and Corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will meet tIe Millvie House
IN said Blackstone on Tuesday, the first day Of Deem
Der neat al TWO OF the clock in the afternoon by pub
fishing an infested copy OF said Petition aad this Order
thereon, in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed in said
Worcester three weeks successfully the las publication
to he fourteen days least before The said first day
December.
And IL is further Ordered That all persons and
corporations nteres ed in said petition within said Coun
~, be served with siested copy of said
Petition relates their respective lands above de-
scribed, and of this Order thereon days at
least, before the said first day OF December which
time and place the said Commissioners will proceed 10
vic the lands set forth in said Petition per-
sons and Corporations interested therein. who NAV
then and there desire be heard thereon to
all such damages any Corporation NAV
tain by the location and OF the Railroad
aforesaid the land aforesaid.
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
Cory OF the Petition and the Order thereon
dSw Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL. Clerk.
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No the honorable Board Of County Com.

missioners for the County of Worcester.
HE Petition of the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Company respectfully represents that they have laid
and located their Railroad upon and the land
Nathan George Mendon said County Worcester,
which land situated the town Blackstone, said
County and that the part hee of taken for said Rail
road is described as follows, 10 wit strip of land bound
ed eastery by the centre Of the Blackstone river land
recently purchased BY said Company of Welcome Farnum
westerly land of the Blackstone Manufacturing Com
pany and northery and souherly by said Georges land
being sup OF land seven rods in widths to wit three and
half rods in width on each side of the centre line of said
Railroad.
Also upon and across land of Eery Holbrook of Tx.
bridge, in said County situate in said Uxbridge and that
The part thereof taken for said Railroad described
follows, to wit strip OF land bounded southery by land
recently purchased by said Railroad Company Of Peleah
Darling and northery by land recently purchased by said
Railroad Company of Welcome Farnum- westerly partly
by land osad Farnun and partly by land of said Holbrook
and easery by the County road and land said Hobrook
The noTher strip of land for twenty rods in
length, being six rods wde to Wit three rods wide on
each side OF the centre line of said Railroad and the
mander Of the same about one hundred and twentv-sx
rods in length being five rods wide, wit and half
rods wide each side of the line Of said Railroad
Also, upon and over land of Joseph Tucker of Black
stoHe in said County, situate in said Blackstone and that
the part thereof so taken for said Railroad described
follows to wit strip of land bounded hery by the
highway leading from Millville slatersve, northery
by land recently purchased by said Railroad Company Of
Edwin d. Sargents heirs, westerly by said fuckers land
and eastery partly By the great County road and partly by
sad fuckers land said strip Of land being about hun
dreG eighty six rods in ength-two hundred and sew
ent three feet OF the southey end thereof being forty
wide, TO wit twenty eet wide each side of the
line of said Railroads and she remainder thereof being
rods wde to wit, and half wide each side
OF the centre line of said Railroad.
The said several strips of land being covered by the de-
sienaed location of said Railroad And petitioners
aver that in all cases where said Railroad is located
than five rods wde il is necessary do for the pur-
pose OF cuttings embankmeDts and procuring stone and
gravel and for the proper construction and security said
Railroad; and that they have not been able obtain said
lands by voluntary agreement with owners thereof
The petitioners therefore pray your Honorable Board
Que notice, TO view the premises and
oil damages, any, sustained by the said several owners
according to law.
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Company,
BY WILLIAM JACKSON AGENT.
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To the Honorable Board Of County Com.

missioners for the County of Worcester.
fHE Petition OF the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Company respectfully represents that their Railroad
as located in the town OF Blackstone said County crosses
the public highway which leads om said Blackstone TO
Uxbrdge in nconvenient manner between pond
the Blackstone Manufacturing Company and the house of
William Mann in said Blackstone and that your Petition
ers IN order to facilitate the crossing Of said highway by
hef Railroad think proper 10 alter the of said
highway as follows, to wit Beginning a point said
highway and westerly Of the bridge over part of
said Blackstone Companys pond thence running on the
souherly side of the present location said highway in
westerly direction land Of said Blackstone Company
to point IN said highway near The house OF said Mann, the
distance beng about forty-eight rods
They therefore pray your Honorable Board after due
notice given to all persons and corporations to
view The premises and direct the in which said
highway shall be altered all damages which NAV
be occasoned by said alteration whatever else in
the premises the law requires.
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Company,
By WILLIAM JACKSON, Agent.
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October 90. 1876.

WORCESTER, IS. October 20, 1896
To LUTHER GODDARD, of Worcester, in said County
boot manufacturer. Assignee of the Estate of HORACE
.. WATSON, of Worcester aforesaid boot and shoe
manufacturer, all insolven debtor Greeting
VOU hereby required to give notice that the IoSrh
meeting OF the creditors of said Horace c. Watson
VIII be holden Mt the Office of Thomas & HILL in Wor-
ceser, on the fourteenth day of November nert at two
O'CLOCK IN the aiteroon, when and where the sad cred-
tors may prove further debts against the said Horace c.
watson, and you will also settle your account and
final dividend will be ordered And you will serve this
notice by publishing atested copy of this order in
the Daliy spy, newspaper printed Worcester aiore-
SAID three times before the day of said meeting and BY
forwarding like copy by mail otherwise to each Of
the known creditors of said Watson And YOU are to
mike return Of this order with yonr doings thereon
the time and place Of raid meeting.
BENZ. r. THOMAS,
copy. Judge of Probate.
DIT Attest IuruER CoDnspD Assignea
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Examination of nisaases

Ii Ola IRVO NOE.
TNHE subscriber Is still attending the Examination of
Il Diseases at his Room No. Is, american Temperance
House His Clarvoya OF the best in the country;
and her examination has given entire satisfaction to hun.
dreds, that she has examined in the last three years.
Hours tor Examinations from to s o'clock p. M.
lie Is Agent for the sale of DR. SIIER WOODS Celebrated
GOLD PILLS, and Magnetic or Compound Bitumen
OF Tubercua or Scrofula.
He has also for SALE SherWood's Magnetic Machines of
nc the manufacturers prices these Machines
are the compact and beautiful article OF the kind
mF nufhcturod. JAMES sHEPHERD JR
Worcester, Now. lHEaM As
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commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, SIS.
At a meeting Of the County Commissioners BEGUN and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County of
Worcester the second Tuesday Of September A ID.
l646.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice be
given ell persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will meet the Mlve House
in said Blackstone IN Tuesday, the first day of Decem
Der merit at two crck in the afternoon by pub fishing
aesed copy of saio Petition and this Order here
on, in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed said Wor-
ceser three weeks successfully the last publication to
be fourteen days, least before the said first day of
December.
Audit is further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun
ty or his Deputy the Town Clerk the said town
of Backstone with an attested copy of said Petition and
Order thirty days at least and also post up atested
copy thereof in two public places in said town of Blacl
stone fourteen days, least before the said first Law
December, AT which time and place the said Connie
soners will proceed to view the road forth in said
Petition, to hear all and corporations interested
therein who then and there desire be heard there
on and il they shall adjudge that the prayer of said
Petition ought to be granted, then direct the manner
in which said highway shall be altered and to assess
all such damages any Corporation may sus-
tain by the alteration aforesaid.
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL. Clerk
Copy OF the Petition and of the Order Of Notice there on
d5w Attest, JOS G. KENDALL. Clerk
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". e, Health Insurance Company
CApIT eOOn OOn

LAR a S%OO,OOOs
THE New England Health Insurance Company Of Nor
wich, with capital of 100000 paid in and invested
according to the conditions their charter granted at The
last session of the legislature of Connectcu ready
insure the health OF males between the ages fifteen
seventy years, on the following conditions viz Bv the
payment of FiUe Dollars premium per annum, they guar
antee 20 pay TO the Insured -Four Dollars week case
of sickness, any accident which may prevent him from
pursuing his vocation for The time he is thus disabled dur
ing the year. Che Company conducted the mutual
principle that all holders policies will share in the
profits % he concern. without being egared give any
premium note, or being subject any or any
other EXPENSE excepting twenty the trouble
expense OF forwarding the application and obtaining
the policy. W For further particulars inquire of WAR
rem LAZELL, Worcester.
JOEL w. WHITE, President.
Norwich, Sept ~ ls46. DIV VIM p. EATON secv
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WORK. WORK.


TNIiE advertiser, Young Man, who possesses thor
ouah practic knowledge of business, with capital
Of $1,000 wishes himself with business
establishment. or would buy out any who might wish
sell. II there any who wish to avail themselves Of
the services Of business an, and could influence trade
aad should wish to offer an opportunity, will splease all,
dress TRADE, at this Office dStw2t44 now
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SINGING SCHOOL.
Uxbridge Academy.

I NJ. MACOMBER would respectfully inform
eP his friends and The public that in compliance with the
request Of the people of uxbdge, he is about
the charge OF the Academy in that place. Grateful Tor
past avor he would solicit the patronage OF the friends
Of educ alton and parents generally, assuring them that
er's on his part shall be wanting to render the nstn
ton worthy their conf fence and support
ARs MACoMBER vil take charge OF the Female Depart
The Winter Term will commence on Thursday Decem-
Der third, and continue eleven weeks.
TUITION-In Eng ish branches 81 Ancient languages
S5 French, Greek, and Painting in weter cO0rs extra
81 each. Drawing extra s..
Uxbridge Nov g. 45
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CONCERT.
The Hutchinson Family,

u ESPECTFULLY announce TO the citizens Of ~
N ter aud vicinity, that they will give VOCAL EN-
TERTAINMENT at the TOWN HALL,
On Wednesday Evening, Nov. III,
On which occasion they will introduce programme Of
their choicest selections which have been heard with ap
probation abroad. Among them the following;
We're with you again"
The Bridge OF signs"
4" There's good time coming, &C. &C"
Tickets rs each,-had the Bookstores and the
Door Of the Hall Concert commence O'Clock.
Nov. 9.
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A A Thibet Cloths
AND OTHER CLOAKINGS
At

AT Cham berIIn'S.
NINE FRENCH PLAID CLOAKING-
shaded very handsome style, all woo-Twiled Plaid
Coakings and Gala Paids including some handsome small
Plaids for Children.
Fine Rob Roy and Tartan Plaid CLOAKINGS
for warm comfortable Cloaks, good article in
terms at low prices.
A A THIBET CLOTHS.
am now exhibiting the best assortment the above
Goods TO be found in any Store in New England
prisng all choice coors in Drabs Stone Coors Maoons
Royal Blue and Royal Purple, Mulberry, Smoke Brown,
Green, Wine Color, Jet and Blue Black, &c. &c have
lately repenshed my stock of those celebrated best
Jd6rtc and also added large stock of Goods OF yari
Gus lower priced qualities in particular very hand
some Goods at s 25 such sold in other Stores
great bargains at 81 So
Also, extra fine Ladies' BROADCLOTHS and
Rich SILK CLOAKINGS, together with complete assort-
ment ofevery style of Trimming.
The fashionable Patterns for Coaks exhibited gratis
Cloaks made in the tasteful style by experienced
Dressmakers
HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Worcester, Nov 5. As
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

a PERSON calling his name JAMES Brown,
~ who had resided time in Mhlbury, the l7th
september last obtained from the subscriber under false
pretences a valuable WATCH, wi promise
il in two or three days lie Immediately left town, aud
has not since neea heard OF The Watch was double
bottomed patent lever, with plain heavy gold case The
movement marked F. n ID GODDARD, Worcester, 97S-the
cases numbered 2s5 on the inside of both Brown was 5
feet inches high, light complexion, with prominent
cheek bones and appeared to have brought up upon
a farm and said he had worked in cotton factory.
Reward Of Twenty Dollars will be given for such nlorma
ton as will lead 10 the recovery Of the Watch, and any
nforma lion concerning Brown will be gratefully received
Millbury. Nov A. 1876. CHARLES II. LOWELL,
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sHERTFF,s SALE.

WORCESTER SIS Nov Sd, 1916
A TTACIEO process, and will be sold a
IA Public Auction, (by parties at the Manu-
featuring Establishment of GEORGE :. BRADFORD,
in Mbury, Tuesday, the l0fh instant O'Clock p
NJ, all The Wool said Establishment, lot Warps
Cases, Tweed Cloths, Dye-Smf &c. Terms I ash.
div l.. BAK tR, Jr. Deputy sheriff
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NOTINE.

fyE subscribers have this day entered EopartGer
ship, doing business under the name aid firm OF p
HOLMES IL CO. at the Shop formerly occupied Is White
~ Boyden. and recently by White " Holmes, one mile
sonth OF the Railroad Depot. Worcester, Mass
j.. HOLMES
J. BOYDEN.
Is. JAMES,
Worcester, Oct l,l54b dw43 ID. J. BAKER.
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SALES IN PHILADELPHIA,
by ClAGHORN Il HEEL,
iBctOneCFS d commission Merchants,
Nos 81 g. 81, Market street, PHILADELPHIA

Regular Package Sales Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
held every Wednesday Morning. on months credit
Goods rom theshelyes sold every Saturday. at 10 O'clock
o. Advances every description of Goods con
signed and every Information snd facility afforded to Con
sgnprs by w. G. ROBINSON, Agent.
SO dwit No 81 FULTON 81. :. BONItON
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NOTICE.
THE Coparnershp heretofore existing between the sub
| scribers under the name Of MlLLVlLLE MANUFG
co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted requested to make payment,
and all who have claims against the firm are requested TO
present them WELooME FARNUM, who Is authorized 10
settle The business WELCOME FARNUM,
CHARLES l.. HARDING.
Millvlle, Oct 20, 1916. dot
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FRITIT TREES,

VARIETY of FRUIT TREES, now standing upon
IA the Estate Of the late Harmon Chamberlain, Esq, on
Grafton street, are offered sale in lots TO suit purchas
ers. Inquire ofE. MOODY, at the Passenger Depot.
Worcesier, Nov ..
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-30
TO THE. POINT. 4

The Hagerstown, (Md. J Mail Of Friday last,
contains the following spirited editorial. II is
specimen article. IT'S frighunl enough. y
Whatpoor. fighting morlals some men are..7
\ "The editor Of the Torch" says the brave
man Of the Mail, "s,ill asserts, in the most
positive terms, that VIM. F. Hamilton is the
editor OF the Mail. We pronounce this asser-
tion Of the editor LIE, and he who asserts il
a LIAR. If he is a gentleman he will prove
his charge, or resent the insult we now offer
him. gp WE ie4
Reader you will know, hereafter, who is ga
gentleman" Is not the "MaiP' man a very
dopeS How gently he talks!
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-30
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

The Rev. N. s. Smith, Of the city of N, Y
has discovered a method Of raising excellent
potatoes from the seeds of the ball OF the plant
About four pears ago he planted the seeds ol
an ordinary plant, and obtained potatoes about
the size Of pea. These he planted the mex,
year, with the seeds from their plants, and bo,l,
yielded potatoes of an increased size Again,
the third year, planted The second years pota-
toes and their seeds, and had the pleasure ol
gathering potatoes large enough for the table,
Of the finest flavor and texture and entirely
free from the rot, although planted alongside
Of those having the disease. He finds tha,
the potato raised from the seeds, instead oil
the roots, is as hard and good in The spring
as when dug from the drill This fact is
worth millions Of dollars 10 the world, as il
may be the means Of saving a valuable 'es-
culent ~ siit alii af ul lAfi 3i'lA'ii
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-30
AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEG
.a ISLATURE. 4fg gd 4i4 .ia'

several OK our contemporaries have express
seq an oplnlon as 10 The propriety Of the Gov
ernor conyening the Legislature in extra ses-
sion, IN order TO extend the time allowed The
convention 10 revise the Constitution. We
are sorry that this August body has rendered
snch movement, necessary. Still it is so.
Inc time that will elapse between ther adjour-
ment and the comming election, will I've so
brlei that II will be impossible fo,. the people
70 get any idea OF the new chars r, or to vote
underslandingly thereon. Anslya consttu :
.lon' changing the fundamental principles Of a
government, ISL matter Of too much moment
20 C. De passed over like !" hastw bowl Of soup
slx months. atleast, should transpire between
mo completion of Consiitu Il on and it's rati-
hcation by the people. It's an instrument Of
ne J, utmost concern 10 every man, woman and
cnlid IN The community, a nd for that reason
'he utmost defiberation should be allowed there
on, before final vote on its merits or dement's
should be for moment thought OF. 7aai bta
Inc ancient Romans. before they allowed
the most trivial law 10 come into being. hung
y up, IN public place, wher,. i remained ex-
posed to view for three weeks or during the
space OF tres nundin cs. inclu ding three mar
kel days; whereby the .inh habita ants both Of the
c.'y and country had an opportunity Of rea-
,u'ng and examinaliw. it. Tie ablest orators
lawyers publicly hay angued upon the sketch
SO !, .hst every man " light hear what was 10 be
said ior and against it. After this, the whole
people were oonve ned 10 give their votes in
.heir respective classes; and if the law was
aoludged to be g. ,od by a majority Of voices, it
was oniirmed ty the council and engraved on
copper This ceremony over. y mere law
may appear STANCE TO Us, but il had such an
an1eec, that '.he statutes so made, are likely to
prove elerI raj; for, they not only remained in
iorce 10 tie end Of the Roman empire, but
nave survive d il; so as to be still observed
ana followed. 10 The mosl Of the states Of Eu-
rope. Ahi5"l A7tNs az
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F. HoWARI Us, IMPROVED CHEMICAL
'gaI Chloride SO:Np.

NHiS SOAP has fully stood the test OF expe
u ence, and is deseryedly more ce. ebrated To
any other in use, forrendering the skin mooth a
soft, removing q ,aps, pimples and blem, sbes;
the preservation Of the teeth and gums, md
cure Of offensive breath; for cleansing and ,'atd
sores and wounds for preserving and curing cn|
neous diseases, p 1,iculary in ipfants; for blesd
ing muslins and b andkerchiefs, and for the remo1
Of grease, paint, tar, &C., from clothing. II is al
much esteemed ~ Shaving Soap. Prepared OF
by THOMAS p. MORGAN, Chemist,
h Hek ia Successor to F. Howard
Washington, ID. \
For sale by the Druggists Of the District.
sep 7-lm 81 a.Hi 4{tE.t,Ft
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ORIGINAL CHARADE.

My rrasr lies coled in dismal glen.
Away from the searching gaze Of men;
ftshuns mankind in its dreafy gloom,
A soulless fend in soulless Iomb,
Till strong men. lured BY its sickning breath
Rush madly on TO Wasting death; npT
And then il spreads IFS poisonous lave
O'er the venomed dews offs victims grave.
My NEXT hath prize in its Hill top store,
From the bowers green 10 the far sea shore,
With giant strength il gives grasp,
lAndtholds ths. earth in its stern-like clasp.
And over the land, and over the brow ~
OF yonder towering mountain now,
Towards the sea. towards the sky. aaA
My second 6xes its wandering eye. a
My WHOLE, when the pilgrims here below
Were drinking the bitter cup Of woe, !.
And as they stoped with gasping breath.
The sight ofits form was worse Than DEATH
1t ne'er was drained by earthly hands.
On the ocean clear or in, distant lands; a0
And yet its stream was quafed by him ~
Whose glance is the Light Of the ,cherubn.
a. 's3sa .eolli'a sdsas sAtnt e sa p. M. d.
U. s. Hotel Penn. Avenue. .sed a.'
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FRAUDS IN WooL.--Several parcels OF
wool received here from the West have
been found to have their weight increased
and the quality injured by the following
process The fieeces are opened, and the
nsides wet and stuffed with tags of value
less wool, and sometimes even with dirt ;
after which they are rolled up and packed
in the usual way. As il is customary for
the dealers here to assert the fleeces with
out opening them, it is very easy for such
fraud to escape all suspicion till it is dis
covered by the manufacturer. This was
the case with some of the parcels sent to
England last year and from that or from
some other cause very strong feeling ex-
lists against American wools with some
persons there. Letters by the Cambria
tell story Of a manufacturer who attended
the large auction sales and bought very
freely. There was one parcel which par
ticularly pleased him, and he marked good
price against il on his catalogue, but on
learning that il was American, crossed it
off ut once, saying that he would not have
i at any rate: yet he was much chagrined
on looking over his purchase the next day,
to find that very parcel among them. Il
had attracted his notice again during the
progress Of the sale, and not having paid
much attention to its marks and position,
ne took il for another parcel, and bid it off,
.aFf4 N. Y. our. Com.
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made IN effort 10 6nd the scars, no person was
able beside himself TO see them.
lie boiled out Of the Office at last. and sprsng
INTO The carriage Of . physician in The street.
who Immediately saw that he was laborlne
ueAer mayis q pOtu. He subsequently, came
btak intezihe43fice. w4ere s6e physician in
doeed hI@ tdIAke Rkscripsion Of salis A
taw mopents tfierw ms Friend came slong
ia yagon, when he rushed out and
sprang id win him, Mo SEEING his condition.
took him away.
When in The Office he drank portion Of a
vial Of laudanum, before il could be taken
sway, but not eSongh 70, iajpre him, II, must
have been sad picture to look upoh. y II