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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-10-31
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts.

NORCEsTER, SIS.
AZ meeting Of the County Commissioners, begun and
holden al Worcester, within and Tor the County OF
1876.
On the petition aforesaid Ordered. That notice be
given 10 all persons and Corporations interested The rein
that said Commissioners will nj the Afvilie House
in said Blackstone on Tuesday tie first dag Of Deem
Der merit al TWO oil the CLOCK in The afternoon hy pub
fishing an Infested copy OF said Petition Order
thereon, IN the Daily Spy, newspaper printed in said
Worcester, three weeks successfully last publication
to ne fourteen days al least before the Gay Of
December.
And IL is further Ordered, That all persons and
corporations nteres ed in said petition within said Coun
tybe served with an attesed copy much of said
Petition relates their respective lands above de-
scrl5ed, aud OF this Order thereon fourteen days nj
least, before the said first day Of December which
time and place the sand Commissioners will proceed 10
view the lands forth in said Petition TO hear ali per
sons and Corporations interested therein. who may
then and there desire be heard thereon and to ns,ess
all such damages sBy person Corporation NAV sus.
lain by the location and construction o the Railroad
aforesaid the land aforesaid.
Attest, JOS C. KENDALL, Clerk.
Copy 81 me Petition and a the Order thereon
dSw Attest. JOS. G. KENDALL. CLERK.
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10 the HonorabIe Board Of Connlv COM.

mis>oners for the County of Worcester
'IE Petition of the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Company respectfully represents that they have laid
cut and located their Railroad upon and land
Nathan George of Mention in sand County OF Worcester
which land is situated in The Blackstune in said
County and that the part the eof taken said Rail
road is described as follows wit strip Of land bound
Ell etsiefly 10y the centre Of the Blackstone land
recently purchased by sail Company Welcome FdTnum
westerly on land OF the Blackstone Manufacturing Com
pany, and northerly aud souhtry by Geor.es land
being stp OF land rods width three and
halt rds in width on each SHE of the line of
Railroad.
Also, upon and across Iand of Eefy Iobrook Of Ux-
bridge in said County situate in said Uxbridge and
the part thereof taken for said Railroad described
follows, TO witt strip OF land bounded souhery by land
recently purchased by laid Railroad Company Of Peleah
Darling and1orthery by land recently purchased by
Railroad Company Of Welcome Farnum-we>terIv partly
by land ofsaid Farnun purity by land said Holbrook
ana eastery by the County road and land said HobroOk
The n0riher said strip Of land for twenty rods in
LENGTH being six rods wide, to wits three rods wide
each side OF the centre line of said Railroads and
nanjer # the same about hundred and twenty-sx
rods IN length being five rods wide, TO wit, and half
rods wide each side OF the line of said Railroad
Also upon and over land OF Joseph Tucker Of Black
stone in SAID County situate in said Bat aid
the part thereof So AIKEN for said Rail described
follows to strip Of land bounded herlv the
highway lending fom MIliSl'e to Slaersvile, Borhey
by land recently purchased by said Railroad Company Of
Edwin d. Sargent heirs, westerly by said fuckers land
and easery partly by the County road part, by
said fuckers land said strip Of und being about
dred ana eighty six rods in ength-wo hundred and
enty three feet the souhely end beg loy eet
wide, wit twenty wdr on each side of The centre
line of said Railroads aud the thereof being fl &c
wide, to w.t. and II halt rods wide On each sds
OF the centre line of SAID Railroad.
The said several strips of land being covered by the de-
sisnated location OF said Railroad And the petitioners
that in all where said Railroad is located more
than five rods wide, il necessary for the pu
pose OF cuttings, entertainments and procuring stone and
gravel and Tor the proper security of said
Railroad; and that they have TO obtain said
lands by voluntary agreement win the thereof
The oners therefore pray your Honorable Board after
due notice. 10 view the premises and the amount
OF dhnages if any, sustained by the said several owners,
according TO law.
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Company,
BY WILLIAM JACKSON Agent
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, SIS.
At meeiing Of the County Commissioners, beeun and
holden al Worcester, Within and for the County of
Worcester ON the second Tuesday of September A. d.
I346.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered That notice be
given T. a persons and corporations interested therein
thai said Commissioners Will meet The Millvlle House
IN said Blackstone on Tuesday, the first day Of Decem
Der merit 1T two O'Clock in The afternoon BY publishing
an aiesed copy of said Petition and Order there.
on, in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed said w or
cester three weeks successivel, the Inst pub alton
be fourteen days. Al least, before the said day of
December.
Audit is further Ordered That Sheriff of said Coun
ty, his Deputy the Town Clerk the said town
ofBhcksone with attesed copy Of said Petition and
ORDER thirty days. At least, and al> atteSied
copy thereof in two public places in sad vn Black
stone fourteen days. least before the said first day
December. which time and place The said Com mis-
sioncrs will proceed TO view the road forth in said
Petition, to hear all persons and corporations interested
therein who may then and there desire heard there
on, and, il they shall adjudge that the PRAYER of said
Petition ought 10 be granted then direct the
in which said highway shall be altered, and assess
all such damages MS any person Corporation may
tain by the alteration aforesaid
Attest, JOS G. KENDALL. Clerk
Copy of the Petition and Of the Order Of Notice thereon
d5w Attest, JOS KENDALL Clerk
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OBSTRUCTION
The Cause of all Pulmonary Diseases.

For what is the of Cough p Obstruction.
What is tie Of Hemmorage, aud Splitting Of Blood?
Obstruction.
Wha' is the of Consumption and Abscess ?-0b-
StrUcti0R.
What is the cause of Bronchitis?
OBSTRUCTION
producing Inflammation the lining membrane Of the Bron
CHA or wind tubes and excreton of mucous pus
frequently discharges OF Blood And what is Asthma
purulent excreton coggng up these tubes and
thereby impeding respration'
Remove this obstruction and there will be no fever nor
infammaion-no plin nor coughno Assesses nor con-
sumpton-no hemmorhaee splitting OF bnod-ns asthma
dtic1lty of breathing, but restoration To health will
be certain And what is the TRUE remedy pointed out
by nature TO remove this Obstruction
The answer is, ETpec0rdtion. Yes, Ezpector ton is
natures remedy For render. there other outlet for
the lungs discharge their viaed excretOns but through
the rachea wind pipe and this natural discharge Is Es
pectoration.
To assist nature and produce this desirable result
thing has been found equal to JAYNE'S EX"ECTO
RANT II is the result of the experience OF many years
practice. 1t producers and easy expecoratiun,
presses the cough reduces the inf mmaton removes the
spasmodc action Of the and heals the abraded
face of the bronchia wind tubes. The breathing be-
easyand the patient almost recovers and in
the hopeless If Consumption il produces de-
of relief never before experienced by other
paration, and prolongs the patients life TO indefinite
period Many who pronounce incurable two years
ago, by their Physicians, stl alve and appear no
than they dill them while hundreds nay thousands
have entirely recovered.
IL Prepared only by DR. ID. JAYNE, No 8 South Third
Street, Philadelphia For sale by J. GREEN & CO.. III
Main street and NJ b. GREEN zoo Main street. Worces-
div w3t43
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Office Of the Worcester & Nashua R. R. company.

70,
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Stockholders OF the
"A Worcester and Nashua Rail Rod Company, will e
held at The EAST TOWN HALL, in Worcester, on FRI
day the strth day Of November neat at IL O'clock A. NJ
TO ACT on The following articles, to wit
/. To see II the Corporation will vote une with the
G5Oton & Nashua Rail Road Corporation, in conformity
the provisions the the Legislatures Of Mas
sachusets and New Hampshire. establishing said Corpo
ions adopt ail ssasy suitable
accomplish the object.
q To the Corporation will direct thai interest be
charged future assessments ii paid the same
may become due. BY order of the Directors,
E. RI, HEMENWAY Clerk
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STORE TO LET.

s TINE subscriber offers TO LET for one or more
laa4 L years. his STORE in the Centre yillege OF
A LANCASTER. Ii is old stand and probably Of
the best locations for trade in Worcester County, Posses
sion given forthwith
Also-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the
ond story, said Store, which for several years have
been occupied TAILoRs SHOP they an excellent
stand for good work man in that business
A small assortment OF DRUGS ana MEDICINES, wi h
Cases Drawers, &c. may be had with the Store if desir-
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster, Sept /. dwistl SIS
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October 10, 1916.

WORCESTER, IS. October 10, 1876
To ZELEK DARLING, Of Sutton In said County Yeo
man, c-ass,. "
You having been duly appointed Assignee of he Es
Il tate of JOHN NJ. PARKHURST & WILLIAM
ChoChER, Of Milford, in said County merchants and
partners under the firm OF = M Parkhursi L. Co.. in
solvent debtors hereby required to give notice ,here
o. ana also to give notice that the second meeting Of
he creditors of said Perkhnrst Croker and each Of
tnem, VIII he holden at the office of Newton a. Cha
pm, IN worcester, IN said County, The nm day of
Nooemosr merit at ten O'Clock in the forenoon when and
where they may prove further debts against The said
Parkhurst Crocker and each OF them and also show
cause whv certificate Of discharge shall be grant,
ca TO them And you will this notice by publish
ing an atested copy Of this order in the Daily Spy,
newspaper published AT Worcester aforesaid weeks
successfully before The day Of said meeting and by
warding written notice by mail or Otherwise TO each
OF the known creditors Of said Parkhurs Crocker and
each Of them. And you make return OF this order
with your doings thereon the time and place Of said
meeting HENRY CHAPLIN
copy. Master In Chancery
Nv Attest. ZELEK DARLING, Assignee.
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Particular Nntine.

ID HOLMES s CO. would respectfully inform
Leather Dealers, and those wishing get SPLITTING
KNIVES GROUND that they have made arrange
with E. II Bowen q Co, directly opposite the IT,
Hotel and deliver Knives and orders and
all Knives lett there with directions, will he taken, put
first order, ami promptly returned and also all Knives
or orders on the Western Railroad will be taken and
returned the Depot the Express office, When
by Express. div Worcester. Oct n
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5000 Reward.

WHEREAS, windows have been broken in the
w house of Mrs Bems, the Office A. Bgeow. Esq,
Faller ESQ., and s salisbHry's Block, the nights Of
the Esd and oath ns offer the above reward for the
detection and convection Of any person pers who
may have been instrumental in breaking said windows.
r. w. PAINE.
EDWARD EARLE. Selecimen
E. i. BOWEN, Of
SAMUEL DAVIS Worcester.
JONAS BARTLETT,
Worcester oct 26, 1916.
At meeting OF the Temperance Committee of
Fifty, saturday Evening" 24h inst. motion of Ed
ward Earle Esq voted That SAID Committee offer Re-
ward Uf $780, for the detection any person persons
concerned in committing the outrage upon house of
Mrs Bemis on Park Street. on the evening Of Esd inst
s. P. MILLER Cha rman.
WV. NEWTON Secretary pro TEN.
Worcester, Oct &c, l646. DIV
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Office ofthe Worcester & Nashua R. R, Company.

OCT.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders OF the
II Worcester d Nashua Rail Road Company. will be
held at the EAST TOWN HALL in Worcester, Fri
day the srth day of November, O'clock p NJ
choose Directors OF the Worcester IL Nashua Rail Road
Company, upon and ia comp the union OF the
Worcester ~ Na~hua all Road Company and he Groton
q Nashua Rail Road Corporation aud pass any
necessary suitable for the transaction the business
the united Corporations By order OF the Directors,
Z. II. HEMENWAY, Clerk,
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TLOPED, from the State Lunatic Hospital, the eve
IL ming Of the 26th nst insane by the name of
HUGH L. AIKEN,
flair Haven. He Is SIS years old OF middmg size, Of
rather light complexion and Of an active temperament
lie has been and has been fond Of telling OF his
adventures In California; and recently, has been
gagged in taking Daguerrean kenesses. lie Is generally
silent and selEwled. There are but few with whom he
will converse lie is very jeaous OF his relatives and
others and he believes they trying to interfere In
some matrimonial affair OF his at the West His insanity
takes religious He believes himself TO be possessed
Of uncommon mental powers
Whoever will return this Maniac TO the Hospital, or
give Information where he may be found shall be suitably
rewarded by THE STEWARD.
Worcester Oct. 9th.
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Brinley Hall.

TEHHE APOLLONEANS respectfully inform
Z the citizens If Worcester that they VIII have the
homer OF givtAga MUSICAL ENTERTA INTENT, Instru-
uenial aud Vocal at the above place,
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 3.
Tickets he had at the usual places. Doors open
at 7-Uubeert to commence at u O'Clock.
For programme small bills. Oct 80.
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NOTICE.

w HEREAS my wife, Angea NJ Goddard has left my
w bed and board without and gone parts ul-
known, this is forbid any person harboing trusting
her my account, snail pay debts her
Ing after this daIe WESLEY d. GODDARD.
ROyalston Oct %, 1916.
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Providence & Worcester Rail Road Co.
III E,rEI A SSES& ENE-

NOTICE is hereby given that The 5ih assessment OF Ten
~ Dollars each share has been laid by The Board Of
Directors PAYABLE nc TeasurerS Office, Washington
bindings, ON THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER
NEXT
Interest by order Of the Board will he charged on all
payments made within days from said first day Of
November.
Stockholders Worcester will fnd their receipts al
Worcester Bank, and those Millbury at the Mihury
Bank. Providence, Oc 49, 1916.
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TnE RTNA INSURANCE rONPlNl.

No. 90 state-street, Hartford, Coma,
" It'll u Son,d and aroiitbie Captqi ! $3.50, 00l..
NFFER their protection agains loss 'r iaiHse by re
" the of Worcester and its vicinity. II
dwelling Iionses and Furniture Stores an Merck lie
generally. Factories, and Mills. on the favorable
terms
This Institution been in operation nearly qnsrlsr
ceniury-is reputation for liberal Adjustment, au.i II
prompttude in paying losses, well known an! eSsi
llshed THOMAS X. BRACE, Pl eSSdgat.
SIMEON H. LorMIs, Secretary.
Hartford, March 8, l945. sit
TP Persons DESTROYS obtaining insurance The above
Company are referred particulars, TO u RyL
LocH ESQ. in Worcester. Mass.
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Furniture Ware Rooms,

I5T RE-UPEWEU TOT
TIVE subscriber having the stock belonging
4 the Estate of MOVES S LoNG has opened The
sIye Ware Rooms at l57 MAIN STREET and made large
additions 10 their former rment and respectfully
lcits d share of patronage.
Having Mandatory here. and also extensive Ware
Rooms in Boston, he feels confident that he all be able
to offer to the citizens Worcester and vicinity every de-
scFiption Of FURNITURE at lower prices. FOR CASH,
than have been sold heretofore.
He will at all times make TO ORDER short notice, such
articles of Furniture may be needed.
lie intends keep such an assortment as shall
purchasers the unnecessary expense making jour
TO Boston elsewhere and hopes all will call at
his Ware Rooms before purchasing and satisfy themselves
taat what l. above stated is strictly true
Woreester, sept Is. dwtl JOSEPH BUCKLEY.
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MUSIC BOOKS.

A COMPLETE System for the VIOLIN, by j. f. HANKS
J. Professor OF Music with Supplement- containing
enrr the celebrated Treatise the Violin BY JAcoB
AUGUSTUS OTTn.
me Boston Melodeon collection of secular melodies
consisting ri Songs Gees Rounds Catches &c by E T.
White
The Odeon-The PsalterF-by Mason e. Webb.
The Sacred Choir by Kingsley
The Modern Harp or Boston Sacred Methodist nv r T.
White and Jshn E. Gould.
ne Mozart Collection of Sacred Music by Ives ir
IL The ebove will be sold At wholesale and retail as
LOW as can be bought in Boston or elsewhere Apy
oher Kind not on hand win be furnished short notice at
the Cheap Bookstore, POI Main Street.
Worcester, Oct 81. 6w J. CROFT In
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers take this method TO inform their
J mers aud manufacturers in general that they have
taken the Shop formerly occupied by WHITE BoYDEN
and recently by WHITE a. HOLMES, one mile south
of the Worcester Rail Road Depot, where they intend
such as Looms, Shears Nappers, Brushes, Spoilers
Leather Splitting Machines Gard Shaving Machines Meat
ChoppsIs II ~ Cutters OF the most approved patterns
Machine Knives and Shears made and ground TO order
Also, all kinds OF JOB WORK done promptly in good
style, and al fair prices And feel confident that
experience in business will entitle fair proportion
Of business In our line. 7. HOLMES a. co.
Worcester- Oct DIV
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STEAM GRIsT MILL.

rTNIE subscriber having purchased OF VIM B. Whitney.
an undivided haf of the right of using and vending in
Worcester, PLATT'S PATENT PORTABLE GRlST
MILL would hereby inform the public that they have one
OF the above Mills In operation at Court MLLwhe they
prepared to Grind, to ORDER all kinds Of grain
Worcester Oct 81, # REUBEN BEMIS.
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NJ e. Health Insurance Company.
CAPITAL 100000.

INHE New England Health Insurance Company, of Nor
witch, with capital of S200,OOO paid Ia and invested
according to the conditions OF their charter granted al The
last eession OF the Legislature OF Connecticut are ready 10
insure the health OF maes between the ages Of fifteen and
seventy years, on the following conditions viz By the
payment OF FiUe Dollars premium per annum they guar
antee 20 pay TO the insured -Four Dollars week in case
osckness, any accident which may prevent him from,
pursuing his VOCATION for the time he thus disabled nr
ing the year. The Company Is conducted on The mutual
principle so that all holders policies will share in the
profits OF the concern without being required 20 Give
premium note or being subject any assessment or any
other EXPENSE excepting twenty for the trouble
expense Of forwarding the application and ob,snin
rem LAZELL, Worcester.
JOEL w. WHITE, President
Norwich, Sept -, 1s4s. DIV WIN. p, EATON. sec,y
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SINGING SCHOOL,

SINGING SCHOOL.
INflE subscriber proposes open Singing School, in
the Old South Vesry, on Monday Euen,ng, October
tweny strth, at q o'clock The first evening will be era
tnitnus, when the terms will be made known
Worcester, Oct IL. dwlt L. PERRY.
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DIED.
In This town Oct 81, Mr. Hiram Gould, SO.
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BOOKS.

" quish The Bookselling business offers for limited
time to sell the balance fhs stock Of Books at very
duced prices. 33tf Worcester, Aug 10.
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TH 81 pROTECTEON ms. 90.

Office No 5, Exchange Buildings, North of the
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature Of
/ Connecticut, with Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing FIRE and Marine Insurance. has power of in
ereasing its Capital to Half a Million Of Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses Stores Mills, Fac
iories Barns and their contents and all ctheI insuabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The
premium offered low those of other similar
institutions, and every has opportunity fer trhng
protect himself against the ravages OF this desruc-
tion element The the Office pursues in transacng
their business and in the adjusting and payment
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance against and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity are referred for
further particulars, TO ISAAC DAVIS Esq., his Office ia
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Secy
Hartford, July IL, 1874. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
~ At PRIVATE SALE

~. At PKIVATE SALE-Ihe Two Story brick
g:; front house and lot IN se No. ld6 DGanest-lot y
---A feet front and by - feet deep.
Also three story brick house. and lot In fee, No
d6 West Broadway2B feet inches front and by y
inches deep This property viii be- sold bargain
itupplird tor immediately For particulars, applyto
ANTHONY J. BLEECHER, Auclloneer
~, ~
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DIED

On Monday evening 18th Ill. Of Cholera iniaH;2In.
IDA daughter OF Dr. (iurion Leeds one wear and ave
days old
The friends and acquaintance the tsnily sre re
specially invited 10 attend the funeral without farther
invitation ,hi. "wednesday afternoon i; CLOCK from
No - 2d-avcnuc
On Monday, My. CONSTANTINE ADAMSoN, aged q
years native 0; Nev.Cas,leuponT Tyne England, and
Tor the last ~ wears aresidcu, OF this city
His friends and the friends The family invited 10
attend his funeral Wednesday l9:h inst u; ), P NJ.
from his late residence 699 Broadway cor +;il.st.
On the 18th inst AZ his fathers residence No g Beach
81 OF dysentery caused by eating unripc fruit after
painful illness Of % days THOMAS younses son Of An.
drew snd Jannct Fletcher aged years and months
4; Pawtucket 4. /. on SUndsy. 10Th inst, THOMAS
EASSARp Railroad Contractor. 0: Baltimore