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-CoRosxR's INayEsr.-Tha bodies of
the two children who have the last two or
three weeks been advertised as lost, were yes
terday morning discovered buried in the sand
bank, north, and Immediately opposite the
junction Of Westminster and High Streets. A
Coroner's Jury sat on tho case, and by the
evidence it appears that about tho time the
children were first missed. two gentlemen re
siding in the neighborhood, saw in The evening
two or more persons digging at the same spot
whore the bodies were found. From the situa
ton Of the bank, il is fully evident that the
bodies could not have been accidentally COW
cred by tho falling of any portion Of the earth.
Several physicians on examination Of the
deceased, could discover no marks Of violence.
But we are obliged, although reluctantly, to
believe that the poor innocenls were inhumanly
murdered the bodies were in state Of decay
which would not admit Of an examination per-
fectly satisfactory. The Jury, after sitting six
hours, returned a verdict, " Death unkno,cn." i"
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THE LADIES' MAGAZINE.

CtONDUCfED 10y Mrs. SAuAH J. iiALE-Noume L.
= Augis, isS 10. Viii.
CoSTENrs.-Orisnli Miscellany; lntempefance. Gen.
sor, Sketches of American Character, No e,-tie Spr gs:
Novels -fT T,-fLiiaiun-. T.. b. W. The Pun Folio
Original Puetry.--Iie Wine Mountns--L. II s.;
BayarJ, Lines-r o; To Irnliy Clurh-Q. T.
sumner Morning incz; Tie PERI and the GenCornelia;
Fragment of a D,ean--A W 4.
Literary Notices -" American Common Place Book Of
Prse." Z" The Course OF fine" - he Storm" ''iuin
Williams" Marion Wilder" Early lmmes~ions -
The 1emptaiion,' "rhe Daihty Boy," A" lie Shower
The Cir stan JeacEers Manual" " A Discourse Tie
genius and character of the Rev. Horace lioey"
~ he ahoye Number is just received and ready for de-
livcy, at DAsA's CIRCULATING Library, No. -, Mar
kct street. q. DANA, Agent.
August 20.
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VALUARLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

"A NAi.uABLE FARM aud TAVERN STAND, sta
a hri n llr ui tic n Siutesbary, sbor vi
ni,s from Nmccder, a,j ,ylut ID tnlc from AmnersS
Cdesrs. The Fa - consists o Roil % acrc- of land.-
Aiei.ei a. tire Fann v yau,-ie two stiy dwcslinr
hrre whh iw taf'-, cf,,ags irri~c Sr. Na te pf-ni
,be rcchstri Nri~ Syfing. watch have Ierirnet
n,ry wiml' fgi cuteS re -tnd a ong time breu
improved Ilc ~ Eni~r'nn,i, md with little al
icr;tn si Dr,e Gen t'gcef with the custom ta tho
Spnes wiu m''a aSaiIej;y dniw wiz insure " very hs-
tTh shirc ui pdf,w' Ic.
The ,ryyc Property will hc sod great hnrviin. ss the
opfcid WISHES Ia etire b''-'n- aud ~ efs efsa
Wi he given Coz caisier,hr pat of the purchase upssey,
" requested. For further y,uNalirs, i,qrr. d
MAxfiS sTODDARD,
july p. Nc. 7, rsrs sguga
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FRENCH CURLS.

= U-r received by sdcnhcg ~ NJ - N1rketstee,
~ good ASSORTMENT ui ficc Guns, fu Gid tdzItt,,
of the mtt Iiiuiibic kinds, aud warranted oI superior
gtI,Gy.
Cuf1uy on lnnd, TrcEehs cciolrei Sonp, Co extract
ing D, Gfaise, tt Tar, Nc. r1tn rrntett c'iiiie,
and v,Ullrn co' and cupsns oI every de-ciiaO1, ani
VIII r,nNc ~is stains caused by pret>f, o, ~ sol ui
any kHi tfum silks, sGns, herinu Canton C'niES, bsh
btxu,s ani LADIES' dotsfs ct every de~ciadih, wnhh DO
IN il iets innfy cd.cr Gloss, ChuuT or qiihy whh
ntv 10 EDWARD T.. Miller.
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CANAL PACKET
LADY CARRINGTON.

FDR sCOff's FOND.
ya,IIE Canal Packet LADY CARRIN3TON, Capt.
Rr,d will leave the A,ill Dim every fair day, II 2
oclock, P NJ ('ndys excepel) fur Horton Grove, and
seat'> l,n H. Passage up and back, - oerts.
~ u. select parties be acco'nHlnted by ayying 10
Capt Ree on boirL or To Georgc q. Cik, No - Cheap
sile July ~
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WATER PRIVILEGE 10 LET.

U--z4 rle >ilscnprT Jiiers ir n term n
aaE&W years, excellent atr Pr'ciiegs and iaDJs
ae9TH ad.in'n,, situited in 0iaeyr:!ls, aboa Ia
inIi,. N IN rr,yideuce Di.dg-.
Tie m ,iy advantages wnch this privilege possesses, 70
its saiInn i,e town, AM Ia the facilities which
o.fs Eu the erection of m est ibi snaen
wort. the attention u p-rt- Wishing vngse In aisGe-
fIclurc- For t.rn,s apply 10
Ju;y y JAMES y. OIeEY.
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Rr.aL ESTATE FoR SaLE.

Fgy!IE undersigned, offers sc, and t, si;uni'
q ed paytuXc; street. vi the most a-recnlae
SECTIONS Of the Tie haiS Is one story high,
g,nh.t rsrti, aud finished IN the modern style. Tie
Ir is 80 tec pawtuNr Street, and 80 feet deep
This estate pe vi iriy calculated young mechanic,
indeed fir whn II fond uftlc cnitgc itn and
possesses nurr advantages any iier estate Of The
vciuiv. iiW u. $ii OH r,lsnna'c and accommodating
terms, t winch peso to ar9y n tie ohce Of the Literary
Cadet r tie oi te es;ae, Piwtnxci Street nest
The p,r.nSs SAMUEL CLARKE.
A,arc
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EMORY WASiiBURN,

CDE..SELbOR 3f Ian,
yV iS removed io WoHCEsrtR, Alre where I've hss
: y usuI an uil.ce, and aih inltI'iy attend " sny
lvf,.. ..ini, b,..!f,ss COMM tied 10 s- cl,stsc.
neifc;icr III Providence 20 CS. j. u. Wccs and SsNs
Wtlpks. I.-l.
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PRINTING PAPER

FEviiE shcf6ts, agents iof an extensive Mnnaeu'
ing Estblls lsn,ciIt, will contract fur Pfntldg iapef
Ausu., ia. IiUrCHENs b CORY
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1l'A class of ':esllsnen viii conieace THIS EVE.
MING, nj Mr. Vaues foo Of President street, nj hal
past o'c.uck Thnse v 10 may v,sef oss
will he accommodated, ailer the fist '-s,on.
Three lessons week sl he give AID extra meeting
(f lhse wo may desire ~ VIA LLc place every week oi
French cOiveisatiJl, exclusively.
Cisses III tfes WI b. fnfine a. su.hcisut
Der of dppIc atoms SHAH have b"ea made.
All propose 10 a;u;ld The present VIII lavo an
Oppoduh.y ot jining the CHS, THIS evening -subscrp.
lhin al Ar Beckwiii's Doz',oe, where terms may bs
kniuNn August G.
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INSTRUCTION OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
N9 VALUE, for many years a teacher OF the French
IVA Language IN New HSvea, proposes, soaid suiIic-
ieni encouragement be offered eti5iJi per-
ninen FrGch rohoh, In which pupils will learn n,l only
to BEAD AMI rRASsLATe the Language but SPEAK il.
hr " pFurss Ia meet iyae of I pups who may desire
once week, Tor the purpose of coSysasArior
Mr. Value pctsired to refer Tor ABILITY To Pre,idca
Wayand, Wm :. Ps,ten, Esq and ;ie rrncips Of
ish Nchnl The sassc!i,,n paper ini, be Ir.
Be' kwith's hook store, Mafk-t-s're-t August o.
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xLSE CADET sETS
sRN .nasrlMe gsot. ssa.s.l ss.z3.s

Hugh water tbs d,y On JJm hliaIiy Vt. oon FHdiy
Sh. 55n.
subtr acting minutes high Nswrc-,
ad and =
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STAGE NOTICE.
MORE NEW GOODS.

sCSr received auI fr sa sw aud Jaeonci Muslins paS
al hguei; Li1eu Cam ric lJtf AMI imitation do; iae
ia Irish Linens Linen Ca'nb irB; Swiss and Jscon
white snl figured Cravats tor.e' white aud black silk ans
kd Gt,e, dad sni o"r oo!nieh Sewing Silks blk an'
white SIX Hose. anl hif dp irab silA Hall Hoae, ne"
elegant a,'icc; ow uqd waite French Drinssi bi'~
Nlnsn,; Ect B,boni hcathe tan; Rich Brcead. S'a"H
r,d al whe c,,ncie do; Hosiery Of all KINDS Prnds
g,clt y,icy mc yerv er .iai, a.. &c. BY GLADpNC
SWEET, 10 e. M.faei Square. Juy2
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MARRIED..

In Pswtucket on the ! III inst by Rev Mr. Benedict, Mr.
Stephen Russell t. Miss i'he,e Ana Cbii.
In New York 10Th ias Eulene DIgirt Esq. to Eliza
Ann, only daughter OF William Beck, esq
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TENE EMENr WANTED .

AT hNTED, coov"Hen sRi pl-s,sn, ,ua,cI ;en-
w n"u oi hvc ,Ic wssi h., fus q fssu
a, OF oily tan persons. koa, &C. exceed = i25.
ALSO, girl 10 d. the work lhe ,im. family. H1yJss
~ lui, Office. 3w Iuk r.
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HOUSE LOT, iUty teet 'front.' and rinety FIVE fstt
IA deep, pc is.t.y iied fr.e-sicset, opp site ts
PM street Academy For paI,icuIs, erU;re his Ocr.
the suDscrses, rear "a TO a.a IS, rraa,freet
Angus, 6. NM. p. MORRIS
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DEGRAND's TARIFF.

TESAR!FF uf duties miiHt,tlpi> p!p i'le tnied
4 States, aud Ue,enus Law, nnl tus!na House hegI
fI1ns luun!rd rs =. l.. ~ Vrlud, udirr tc dire tJn
of General u. 4. : DE rhurl C'c'r t'r The District Oi
Bsrnn "a IL C.nrlesoun Just pth'ish and ios sale u,
August 10 ~ i'iEN tIRf'
VI. !. Malkrt saIIfe
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ESTRAY.

ti IE into the p1s,. IT,. of El,,,t 3tph N Coventry
" lr ,i dy It inly. red COW, ID nj riIi years odd
cas-,GUSej via crop on tlr1 ia1 car, and re through
The same Tie oi tle sud s reqis.ei o
p.ove property, p1y chlrges, and t'kr her away.
ASA STONE, Town Clerk
Coventry. AuqHst J.
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STEAM BOAT BABCOCK

Tux. s,saG, Boat bAuCCCK
1G<;SrJk Csp.iE j. bsucock, viii leave
"a Providence, for Newport, every
.aasI1 ruinng AZ ~ p.s, o'clock, sne
s.f ss-Sssyf1ak$a Ne"pr al hall pla oe,0ck, r..
h-e.cet sandi when she wili cave P,oyilence a o.
clock, A. W. and Newport ~ 4 o'c'ock. T.. VI. Augud2
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COOpERiS NEM WORK.

TAr orr JNS Oi tc h.nrtr'is: pick lup by Tray
~ el,ng Bachelor" ~ '"u vd'uHrs-iiisi received,
n s.l. by ECI' ~ tpRt,
August y. No. !. Market street.
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FOR SAIL

m-tA le1se oi ta,efii I'd talie, viii q ten m i.s
.srH IL Piuvtlire. he stand is ore 81 the s<si ~
.1A. Sew England St.trs. The h'aIse Ia complete,
rur s,t with furniture, IL ever, i-nJtrent. wic', Wi,
n, M with eise ietrc through tilo ProS,fricc ios,
oi,cr Jc. r." pcs rd, wil meet whh ine,eda;e !"
ler,j,u july 30
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REMOVAL

TESiE subscriber his I.ncved the lliey occupied
o. by CAPT iuln NJ. Noyes, on C'nai--dee where no
keeps cons'lnily on har general neni Of genuine
Gfoceries and Gain. HENRY NJ. SESSIONS.
August g.
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FOR BANKERs AND MERCHANTS

a a fCiNhn iN1GRESr fttI'.s-Ag .ieha Hari'-
~ torle.nric;nI c,'ctili'Jn' uf Interest," frin ',to
lly years. on rit. y9j an,,ar.. rie inera f'r
Successive ,,ys as,e'tinci every iin ~ tins wrk,
un eygfy sum- IT, o. " dnirs. Jt received, few copies
only o! .lc al>ye N1.,I1bie wOik, aud ior slle by
~ - Bi:CkNfrH,
Ausiu9 ~, Nirke, street.
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IND, ~ to Is years :" age, 10 attrnl IN ury "n's
A Siote; One who " acu,i II with the nisine - rni
,n n''ne god resomnca!li,ras. Apply M tbs, of iis
Jl ut ,Hnrr. NEgai 4.
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To LET,
WAN FED,

,sszTssA a TENEuENf trasnrI frpuy, In friendship
l.isgS STREET. inqufe oi tire suliser!cr.
l-&ls3 hug,i :, JuHS G. JE.;CgES.
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TO BE SOLD,

fAN or ~ years cicuu 20 feet Lot uf Land, on
Di.cy's Lane, w;I small Dwelling House t'ietevli.
August g. S. c. SMITH.
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT ~ ucn LNtt 1u.bDo, ~ va
IN ricus and ticgan, p',,c.. may be ha1 snap, at tie
muSc ssIccs. iuiy y.
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PAINE y BURGESS
nFFICtAL Drawing ol the Rhode Island State Lottery
NS fnh cllss.
We tie s,hcricr, having hcen requcs'cd to attend the
drawing of the Rhur islmd - ic l.lcy, FHih Cls do
hereby certify thi The fowing the six numbers w!th
were this day drawn from tie iory five placed M he
wheel, viz
u ~ 90 n 81 81
And il,t the said numbers drawn in the or'cr In
which they t,li abNethh is in say, No was tie ils
that was drawn; No - was the secnnd; No 80 was the
thin No - the 6ma; No. 81 was illc hth No -
he fih and l,st
Witness 0i hands at Providence, this nineteenth day Of
August, 1873, CKhNS,vN,
August 90 =. AMhS, Jr
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HAMS.
a Hhds first quality liais just llnded, AMI for sale ly
E August .. GEO. :. RAfiib)NE.
N. t. RUM.
a llhds N. l.. Rum, hndiuc from snnp AlbonGfor
Il II sllea ay GEO. 5. RArlBoNE.
August ..
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NJ CLOTHING.

'HNENTLEMEN in want Of Readu Made
VI CLOTHING, have an opportunity of sup
plying themselves by calling at StockwelI's Tav-
ern, in Worcester, every day this aceek, where
will be offered for sale, an extensive assortment
Of Cheap and Fashionable READY MADE
CLOTHING; consisting of Black and Blue
fine Broadcloth DRESS COTS, at $3.50 !;
Blue FR0CK COATS, at $14; Blue, Drab, &
Mixed P4NT.4LOONS, from So 20 SO, 80 !;
Striped, Figured and Plain Silk Velvet, Toll
nett, Swansdown, Figured silk, and MarseiIles
VESTS, from IS. Sd. to 81 SHIRTS, DRAW
Frs, THIN P.4NTALOONS, &c. &c; all of
which have been recently made in the city OF
New York, and will be sold at such prices as to
make it an object for all who are in want of
Clothing to call and examine it. April 80.
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.M.ARRJED

In Royalston, by Rev. Ebenezer Perkins, Mr.
Sumner Putnam, of New Salem, to Miss MARY
E. Reed, of the former place.
In Lancaster, by Rev. Dr. Thayer, Mr. Apol
los Houghton, of Sterling, to Catherine Rugg
OF Lancaster.--On the 10th inst.,- by Rev. Dr.
Thayer, Mr.. John Fuller to Sephronia 0. w
Adams.
In Bolton, by Rev. Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Luke
Stow, OF Lancaster, to Abigail Houghton, Of
Bolton.
In Harvard, by Rev. Mr. Fisher, MIR. Amo:
ID. Tucker, of Lancaster, to Louisa Emerson.
In Stafford, Conn. April 10, by Rev JOSEPH
knlght, Rev. Martyr upper, of Hardwick, tc
Miss Perss l.. Peck
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DIED,

In Templeton, on the 10th inst, Mr.. Joshua
Fairbanks, aged IS.
In Boylston, on the 22d inst, Mr.. Nahum
Houghton, son of Mr.. Benjamin Houghton. q
In Grafton, on the Goth ult., Mrs Relief Des-
peau, wife of Mr.. Samuel Despeau, aged 33.-
Printers IN Maine and Vermont are requested
to insert this death.
In Ware, April 10, Mr. Jacob Lazell, AIRED "a
In Athol, April 10, Mr. Prescott Jones, AGED
In Dana, March Is, Mr.. John Stone, aced 81
In Millbury, on the LIST inst, Mr. Abiiah Tain
ter, aged IS.
In Marlborough, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Abb
gail Rice, wife of Mr., Thomas Rice, aoed ~
In FaIrhaven, Mr. Isaiah Peckham. ared 50.
In Pinckneyville, (Mss) March 90 John NJ,
son of James Wilson, Jr. Esq, aged 2 years. !.
In Brookfeld, Vt. Rev. Elijah Lynsan, in the
Gath year of his age, and 10th of his ministry.
In Windsor, Vt Gen. Zebina Curtis AIRED 81.
In Manchester, Vt, Joseph Burr, ESQ. AGED
94.-By assiduity and economy, he ACQUIRED
large fortune; estimated, we believe, at $780,
600. Being bachelor, and having no near rel
atives but what were wealthy, the munfcence
OF his disposition led himAo make the following
among other liberal bequests-American Board
OF Com for For: Missions $4,000; Do. Domes-
tic Missions 10000, Colonization Society 1000 :;
Am. Tract Society 10000; Do. Bible Society
$4,000; VT. Missionary Society 5000; Do. for
Literary Seminary 10000 Middlebury Col.
lege 10000; Wiamstown and Dartmouth
Colleges each l,000 1000; N w. Am. Ed
Society, 3000-$96, 900.
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HARD WIRE.
FRANCIS PRENTTSS.
90, Merchants Ro,c.-BosToN

%, Merchants ROw,-BosroN,
AS received by the late arrivals from Eng
q ii land, his Spring supply Of
Birmingham g. Sheffield Hard Ware Goods
comprising, in part, the following assortment
VIZ Knives and Forks Pen & Pocket Knives
Butcher Knives; Scissors; Razors Shears
Large Tailors Shears Brass Comnode Knobs
and Rings; Brass Bolts Brass Butts; Door
Rappers; Brass Lamps and Candlesticks Iron
90 Knob Locks; Closet, Cupboard & Trunk
40; Chest and Till do, ca brass and iron Iron
Norfolk Latches Brass do Iron & Brass Bolts
Butts Chest and Table Hinges Iron & Steel
Squares and Bevels Gross Cut Saws; Mill s.
pit do; Veneering, Hand and Back do Gilt
Coat and Vest Buttons Pocket Books r
Hemmlng d Sons superfne Needles Pins.
>, Also, completeassortnent Files Hills &
Fosters Vices and Anvils Fosters ENGLISH
Shovels; Wood Screws; Cut Tacks & Brads
Block lin Tea Pots do. Lamps; Coffee Mills
Sheet & Cast Iron Boilers Tea Kettles; Bel.
lows; Shovels and Tongs, &c
Also, 1000 feet Baltimore Window Glass NJ.
sorted % doz. Ames's Back Strap Shovels Sc
doz Stetson's and Plympton's Hoes 100 cas- ks
Cut Nails, from Sd. TO 40d; Sheet Lead. each
), - and 4 h.; 100 Training Guns; 500 lbs
superior Glue; 200 reams Common Wrapping
Paper, warranted of superior quality.
(6s3F All of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash or credit
Boston, April 80. Or,
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EXTRA FINE CLOTHS
w. & A. BROWN.
DR4pFRS ami TqUOI

DR.3PERS and I.4ILORS.
HAVE just received few pieces extra fine
n u Black and Blue Cloths, from 81 to gil so
per yard. Also, y good assortment Of Fine ana
Common Cloths 'Superfine, Fine aad Common
Cassimeres Vestings, of almost every descrip-
tlon; Handkfs, Cravats, and CantelIo Stocks,
OF the newest patterns Pads Russian Riding
Belts, with elastic springs; Suspenders Shirt
Collars Gloves; Silk, Cotton IL Linen Hose
Tape Measures; Watch Guards, Sc &C.
% They will furnish Garments to order. Of
the best materials, made in the best citv stvle.
READY MADE CLOTHING constantly ON
hand, consisting of Coats, Frock Coats, Panta-
looms, d Vests,-custom made and warranted.
l case elegant Silk UMBRELLAS, from %
to 30 inches
u Persons wishing to purchase any of the
above articles, will do we'll to call and examine
Tor themselves. Worcester, April g
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Worcester and BrookEeM
IRON FOUNDRY.

u ME Worcester and BrOOkJfeld Iron Foun.
n dry is constantly in blast, making Iron OF
the T. best quality All orders for MACHINE;
CASTINGS will receive immediate attention.
and be executed at short notice.
ALso,-for safe,
FRANKLIN, BOX, and PLATE STOVES,
CAuLDhONS, and an assortment of HOI..
LOW WARE.
u Orders for Castings may be left with
RICE ~ MILLER, in Worcester, or directed
to the Foundry, in Brookield.
Brookfeld, Oct H. tfAo
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g DEN T1FRTSE,

~ EA saN ~ d n 8 - ~ *,
For cleansing, a0hlten1ag, and preserving The
Teeth and Gums.
PANHE British Anticeptic Dentifrice, which
FL the present proprietor wishes most partieu
larry to recommend to the attention of the public
Is perfectly exempt from all those acids which in
general form the basis of tooth powders in com.
mon use, and which, although they may wbten
the teeth TOR short time, must inevitably destroy
the enamel by their deleteriOus action On This
beautiful covering OF the teeth. The consequence
u.s. that the enamel, which is the shield provided
by nature to protect the spongy and neryous in
ternai structure, is rapidly cOrroded by these acid
ingredients, become more discolorcd than ever
and exposes the inner portion of the tooth tn "a
rieS, aud rapid and certain decay. The dark
colored and offensive inerustatons, known b. The
popular term OF tartar, which, in consequence of
negtectlng the cleanliness of the mouth frequent
ly surround the base of the teeth, and by gradual
accumulation, lure and irritata the gums. and
often increase to such degree AS TO loosen the
teethtr their sockets, and even displace them
are merely the effects OF the saliva and other n,ic
es OF the mouth, remaining between the margin
OF the gums and teeth, and deposting upon them
bya sort OF erystaizaton, particles OF earthly salt.
and are not the resdum Of ailments, as is general
ly supposed. This tartar, as it is called should
be carefully removed by Dentist. and its future
accumulation, to which there is a constant tenden
cy, prevented-by the use of the British .4nticeb-
nc Denhff1ee every morning with brush mod
erateiy hard and cold water. BY this means, the
accumulation OF tartar will not only be prevented.
butthe teeth renderedbeautifully and permanently
white and the gums restored to that freedom
from soreness, that hardness and eflloreseence,
which are the sure tests of their healthy state
and the best guaranty of that natural fragrance
oil the breath which can never be expected in con-
nexion with foul teeth, and scorbutic, unhealthy
gums. Price so cents box.
.QJ Prepared from the original Recipe in MS.
ofthe late DIR. W. L. CONWAY, by his immediate
successor and sole proprietor, L. KIDDER, and
sold wholesale BY him at his Counting Room, over
NO ~ Court-street, head of Hanover street,
near Concert Hall. Boston, aud retaIed by his
special appointment, together with all the yalu-
liable Medicines as prepared by the late DIR.
Conway by DIR. J. ROBINSON and j. GREEN
u 90. Worcester, and various Druggists through
out the country.
80 None are genuine, unless signed L. KID
DER on the outside printed wrapper.
.0A large discount to country physicians,
traders, &c.
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Millinery, LGces, Ctmls, sc,
HbONNETS and CAPS made at short notice,
u D by those well acquainted with the bust
ness. " Just received, good assortment of
Bonnet Trimmings, Thread and Bobbmet La
ces; "A and 81 Web, Lace, for Wells Lace
Capes; French Curls, &c &c,-at the Store
recently occupied by l. w. STOWELL g. co.
w OrceSter. April 30 ep3teo2t
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NEW SPRING GOODS
NATHAN HEARD

" AS just received, and is now opening, an
n n extensive assortment of seasonable DRY
GOODS, Rich and Fashionable, from the latest
lmportations, and at the present reduced prices,
which he offers for sale on the most favorable
terms.
Also fresh assortment Of w. /. GOODS
and GROCERIES, of prime quality.
Worcester, April 80.
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1T The meeting of the Worcester County
Institution for Savings, is adjourned, to be held
at Thomas's Coffee House, in this town, To-
norroao Eoening, at o'clock, for the purpose
OF choosing the officers, and adopting the By
Laws of the Institution. April 30
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WANTED

"a l Saxon and Leicester Factory, South Lei.
IN eester, number of FEMALES. to attend
Fower Looms, to whom liberal WAGES and con-
slant employ will be given Likewise wanted.
a BLACKSMITH, and 9 or 3 MACHINISTS
to whom liberal wages will be given. Applv al
the Factory, to JAMES ANDERTON, Suner.
intendant 6w Anr;I *