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OF" Commission Ggency.
OTIS SPEAR.

Nh COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RgEALER in CARDS, SHOES, STRAW
GOODS, nc. &c, No 6 South Charles street.
Baltimore, (Md)
UT reference to AmAsA WALKEN, Boston
SPEAR IL PArrgN, and l.. HotnnooE a. ca ;
New York JouS HAzELriYE 81 ca, Pbila.
dolphin; or RoDEar Earle, Worcester.
t)rc. PC. 10
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rDEBILITATED FEMALES!

~ DEBILITATED FEMALES!
TENHE complaints peculiar to the female
a part of the community, have been long sue
eessIully treated by the administration OF tn,
honatic Pile, originally prescribed and com
pounded by DR.. ReLfe. They cleanse the bloot
IRON those disorders of the female constitution
for which the Fills are an eiecusl specific they
restore free circulation, reform the irregular
operations OF the sanguiferous system, and rectfy
the disordered habits. The proprietor's conf.
,lence in the superior excellence of this equally
innocent and powerful preparation is founded on
the most decisive testimony from many restored
patients. He assure this portion of the pub.
lie, that when DR. Relics aromatic Pills for
females. are regularly taken according TO The
directions accompanying them they revive and
establish the desired healthy habits. and restore
to the palld countenance the natural glow o.
health and good spirits.
The Pills are an approved general remedy in
cases Of distractions; Debility Hypochendrac
Green Sickness; Giddiness; Palpitaton OF the
Heart; bad Digestion; Loalhing of food Pain
ni the Stomach; Shortness of breath upon every
little motion; Sinking of the Spirits and its
consequences, detected countenance, and dis
like for exercise and conversation.
Married ladies will find the Pills equally nse
lnl, except in cases OF pregnancy, zVhen they nusi
not be taken; neither must they be taken by
persons Of hectic or consumptve habits. They
may be used successfully by either men or wo
men in all HypOchondriac, Hysteric Or Vapour
ish disorders. In all cases of this description the
Pills purify, invigorate and revive the disordered
system. Price 81, so box.
.OTNohe genuine. unless signed on the nut.
side printed wrapper by the soe Proprietor, 7
kIDDEl{, immediate successor to the late DR..
w. j. CONWAY. For sale. with all the other
Conway Medicine" At his Counting Room No.
90. next doorto j. Kidder's Drug Store, corner
Of Court and llanoverstreets, near Concert Hall
Boston; and by his special appointment, by
JAMES GREEN x CO, EDWARD LAMB
and JOHN COE. Worcester,
HENRY ALLEN, Leominster
CARY, RICE, & CO, Nonh Brookfeld,
CHARLES PARKMAN, Uestborongh,
JOHN CAPRON & SONS, Urbridge,
TIMOTHY DOTY. Westminster,
q. b. PARKER, Lancaster.
5. HEYWOOD. Lunenburg.
uF Large discounts to those who buy to sell again
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NOTICE..

FNHE subscriber wishes to hire YOUNG
M MAN TO tend Saw Mill in Hubba rdston,
sltuat cd on stream sufficient for doing business
The year round, and amply supplied with logs
One that is well informed in said business, Of
good industrious habits, and persevering, will
meet with liberal encouragement. None others
need apply Application to be made to the sub
scrber at his residence in said Hubbardston.
Aug. % STEPHEN TUCKER
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MENTIONS
Celebrated Jaundice BiHerS,
A VALUABLE article for curing Jaundce.
IN Affections of the Liver, and Bilious Com
plants. 1t cleanses the stomach, regulates di
gestion, and restores the appetite. Price 25
cents per box
.4iso-NEwToN's CATHARTIC PILLS
Price 25 cents per box
U7The above articles are for sale at JOHN
GOES Store, on Main-street, where may be
had a general assortment of
DRUGS, PRINTS, DYE-STUFFS, &c.
Worcester, Nav l6. eop6m
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Notice to Road Makers.

N ME subscribers, Committee to dispose OF
IL the making of AS rods of Road, located
by the County Commissioners, in three separate
sections, near the Post Road in the town OF
Spencer give notice that they will meet at the
Inn of VIM. Howe in said Spencer, on FRIDAY,
The III day Of September nezt, at one o'clock,
r NJ. and contract with the lowest bidder, al
Public Auction, Tor the construction of the same.
WILLIAM BEMlS,
DAVID PROUTY, Committee.
WILLIAM BALDWIN,,
August 90.
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0FMPORTANT MEDICINES.

O. IMPORTANT MEDICINES.
DR.. Persons WEIGH COUGH DROPS,
NOR Curing Coughs, Colds, Asthmas,
IL and Consnmptions, Immediately removes
difficulty oil br esthng tightness structure across
the breast, distractions and ulcers upon the lungs
pain in the side or chest, and spitlmg of blood
Price. one dollar for large, and fifty cents for
small Bottles.
Finch's Celebrated OINTMENT,
Never fails in the curing of the Salt Rheum
and .Scald Head. Price ST. cents.
FIncNs VEGETABLE TLVCTURE,
An inisllble cure for Red bIotches Pimpies and
particularly those foul fostering cruptons, which
so often disfgure the face. Price S. cts.
Finch's PROFITABLE BIT ERS,
a sovereign remedy for the Jauniice, and Bill
ious Cholie; anil they remove the sick Head che,
restore a lost appetite, assist digestion, and are n
sure relief for costiye habits. Price 50 cents
WHbor'S
VEGETABLE ITCH OLNTHE.N7,
Contains not the least particle Of Mercury or
other perncinus ingredient, andis an iniaible and
sale cure for the Itch. Price 81 ~ cents
GER.lE.4.V EYE W.4TER.
The most aggravated cases of inhamed eyes, are
relieved and cured by few applications of this
Eye Water. Price IS cents.
The above Medicines are carefully prepared by
III ii. REYSoLDs of BATAVIA, n Y, and are for
sale by JAMES GREEN & CO., sole Agents Tor
Worcester County. cost Sept. S.
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Trip Hammer iSh0p.

THNH E subscriber will Let new Blacksmith
Ill Shop with Trip Hammer, operated BY
water, and three fires, pleasantly and well STU
ated where there is good demand for work,
such as Scythes, Edge Tools, forging of Ma
ehInerv and Custom work
% MlCHLNISI;S TAINTED.
Two good Iron Finishers, and one Forper,
well acquainted with Machine Work-iwo
common Blacksmith's who wish TO become ac.
quainted with forging and finishing Machinery
and two hands who wish to learn the business
OF machine building, will find good encourage
'nent by applying soon TO the subscriber.
Superior CAtOlNG MACHINES, for both
course of or a months
:, ARENAS DRYDEN, Jr.
Holden March H. ,c
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WANTED,

q N the Store Of the subscribers, YOUNG
nj MAN, from l6 to IS years of age, who has
had some acquaintance with the business, and
can bring good recommendations as to churac-
ter and capacity
SARGEANT 81 AYRES.
Leicester hnr Is If
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TO BOOT-MAKERS.

EA ANTED, a Journeyman 200 E-.WAK-
Wv Err, for .he season. A good workman
viii find constant employ near Hunts Axo
Works, in Douglas. j. SLOCOMB.
Douglas, Ang %
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~ DIR. JEBB's
Rheumatic Imminent!

will afford immediate relief to the patient, and
has metimes been attended with such extraor
binary success as to cure the most distressing
Rheumatism in tzventy:foHr hours. even when OF
years standing
This highly valuable Liniment is recommend :
ed with a confidence founded on the experience
of many years, not only as cure Tor that excru-
cating disease, but as an excellent application
for Stiffness of the Joints, Numbness, Sprains,
Chlblans. &c.
Among a mass of testimony in favor ofthe sue
cess of the Liniment, as a thorough remedy for
Rheumatism, the proprietor selects the follow
ing as presenting genuine instances of its ehe
cy.
NEW AND SURPRISING CASES.
A gentleman, Mr.. X. of CharlestOwn, (who
can be referred to) had been confined to his bed
most of the time Tor a week, suffering most ex-
cruciatug pain.from Rheumatism; after having
had RECOURSE to the round OF antidotes usuallyre-
sorted to in this complaint, but without benefit;
and while in this state of suffering, and no pros
pect of relief, Mr.. Caleb Symmes, who vas his
neiehbor and who lowing TO the extraordinary
benefit he had himself experienced from its use)
recommended the article with such confidence
as induced Mr. R. to make use of il, which he
did with the usual success attending its admin
istration viz immediate mitigation of pain, re-
lief, and cure
Mr. T. of Boston, was attacked with very
violent Rheumatism in his back, hich appli.
cation OF this LihIment, on going 10 bed, instant
~ relieved, and cured by morning-obscrves he
never used any thing which gave him so much
and great relief.
An old revolutionary officer near Boston, was
sorely afflicted for years with rheumatic COM
plants, especially in his joints and limbs, which
were frequently much swollen,-eoud obtsin
only temporary relief from medical advice, or
the use of various remedies, and had despaired
of help; when friend, who had witnessed the
nj IF NJ The inimoot nIviseI hin,
TO make use of it, which he did, with the most
happy effect; it reduced the swelling in one
night. This article is considered superior TO
every thing else sud to possess such uncommon
virtues, that it is ordered from distant parts of
the country. An agent recently writes Please
send me further supply of jebbs Liniment the
first opportunity-l shall probably sell consid-
cradle quantity, AS it is recommended by some OF
physicians very highly" Another agent
writes: /" | wish you to forward me some more
ofJebb's Liniment, which has recommended it.
self very highly" Price 50 cents bottle.
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NOTICE
ToRheumatic InvaIids!

d BERSUNS suffering under hHeuIIIaVIc I.
q Affection are respectfully assured that
they can obtain of the proprietor and his agents
a safe and admirable remedy for Rhe"manSm'
however obstinate the disorder may be, ana IN
all It's different staees.
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worcester, IS. Probate Office, April IS. 1892.
10 me Het@ NJ JEDEDIAH G0ULD, late Of New
Bralntree, in said County, deceosed. ogd 10 OH
others concerned I" The Estate Of said deceased
or GREEriNG
y W are hereby cited to appear tif you
- see ny at the Court Of Prubaie IN be holden
!. orcester, IN said County on the first 1u, SHAY
~ oe.oogr next, at ten ot the clock, before
noon to show cause why the Accom-, of The All.
h'n'strai'on Of said Estate should not be allowed
and nu will be heard thereon.
D. NArH'L PAINE. J. PysJ.
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TENOR sale by Druggists generally, and
HI at Stores that sell Patent Medicines in all
the Northern States, in the cities aud country,
the 2S different kinds of Patent Medicines pre-
p ired by LEADER DAM, 20 Prince street,
Boston. The following are part. Directions
accompany every article.
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VALUABLE
| RE.fL EST.fTE for Sale.

FENHE undersigned, having dis.
IL posed of all the detached
. parts Of the CHANDLER FARM,
3 so called, now offer for sale the
. l. &C that Esiale consisting oil
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-23
$500 Reward.

IN Sunday morning. 5th August, after breakfast.
~ CHARLES left my house in Fairfax County, Va.
about four miles below Alexandria. AS he has not
since been seen, and all his best clothes have oeen
taken of, have to suspect that he has ran
away, and believe it probable he will endeavor to
get to some of the northern cities.
He is dark mulstto, about feet 10 or II inches
high his face and features rsther long, his hair get
ting thin. approaching to badness the forehead,
his feet and hands rather longer than usua he has
habit of clearing his throat. slightly hemmng, when
spoken to. he polite and plausible; generally calls
himself CHARLES BROOKES and is now about 80
years of age.
He has been chiefly employed as farm hand, but is
much accustomed to the management of horses, and
has occasionally acted as a waiter or house servant.
lie took with him variety of clothing not par.
ticulsIy recolected, except blue broad cloth coat
and black fur hat. 1t probable that he has procur
ed some kind of pass or free papers.
will give the above reward If the said Runaway is
delivered to me in Alexandria, or at my residence.
aug 22-eo4w SAMUEL COLLARD.
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! COMMUNICATED. |

The advise Of :. Pomonkey," as to the eating
OF Water Melons, would have more weight, had
1t been less interested. Were as largely con.
cerned in the raising of these fruits as he is,
should be equally concerned at their introduction.
But let not the health OF the people be leopard.
lied on any consideration. The Physicians every
where have given it as their decided opinion that
u is highly dangerous. at this time, to eat Water
Melons-dud many deaths in New York. Phia-
delphia, and especially in Norfolk, have been oc.
SasIoned altogether by the use Of melons. Here
totore, many vegetables could be eaten with i'm
pun'ty, which are almost certain death noW.-
ln's IS owing to the peculiar state Of the atmos.
phere, and the predisposltiun generally expert
enced to diseases Of the bnwels. would there.
fore advise every one to abstain from eating Va
ter Melons, and my advice is perfectly disinter-
ssted. PISCATAWAY.
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EDUCATION.
Namiltonian School.

4 VACATION of the Hamiltonian School having
N been given, the subscriber wishes to notify his pa
irons that the time thus lost will not be charged for;
but that it will be redeemed by making the next ensu.
ing quarter to begin tco eeks later than by regular
calculation.
The exercises Of the School will be recommended on
Tuesday, the 18th inst; and the subscriber, being
aware Of the importance Of having his classes filled At
protract their chdrens holiday, but to insist upon
punctusl attendance.
The Rules ofths School are such As experience has
suggested, and are well adapted to promote ORDER to
check pcrverseness Of disposition, immortality Of con-
duct and language. and to suppress. efeesualy, con
Having passed that period Of life when natural
incline to some profession. the subscriber has made
the art of Teaching and managing Youth his sole and
peculiar study BY acting in every instance with firm
ness and decision, not severity in enforcing the rules
of the School, and by allowing proper degree of in.
diligence and familiarity the Teacher not only obtains
the respect. esteem and affection of his pupils, but
he possesses himself with knowledge of their attain
mens and deficiencies, of their dispositions and caps
cities, and thus becomes acquainted with the kind OF
information most requisite, and the most impressive
and agreeable manner of afordng that information.
By the regulations of this School, the Parepts are
from time to time made acquainted with the progress
of their childrens education and the children them
selves encouraged in free and full Of their
meditstse faculties and by this means they acquire
iohuhess vi study ana nsni's Vi u ncCuoh nnu WINE
every inducement is offered, and every facility is af
forded to promote their advancement in literary pur
SUITS their and morals made the OBJECTS of
peculiar All vulgsrity being rigidly dscounte.
nanced and condemned. and all obscene language
strictly prohibited. the conduct of the pupils is gene
rally upright and correct.
An additional number of Scholars can be received,
and the punctuaty ard diligence which have hereto
fore characterized the attention of the Teacher. afford
him hope that his encouragement will be sufficient
for his support. ISAAC Il. ROBBINS.
aug l3-d3t&eo3t
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n August, on the land of Captain Thomas Nelson,
in grove near the main road leading from Dumres to
Lansdown's Tavern and Stafford Springs, .qui distant
six or seven miles from those places nine or ten from
Stafford Court House and Brentsve, and fifteen from
Oceoquan The situation is remarkably healthy, and
supplied abundahtIy with good water.
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liverpool Market, July 1O.-The imports of
wheat and -four from Ireland, still continue
large; of other articles the supply is Insignificant
Two cargoes of wheat have arrived from Canada,
and several others are daily expected. Up to
Saturday the wheat trade was extremely languid,
and prices generally on the decline; on that day
few speculative purchases were made, but not
to any extent. Choice English white wheats,
being scarce, have brought los TO los Sd; but
good samples of Irish red have been offered at IS
Cd; such, fortnight ago, would have sold at 9s
per 7Olbs. In the inferiur qualities scarcely
sale has occurred Choice brands Of flour still
meet fair demand, but prices have been barely
sustained. About 1000 bbls ofrecentIy import
ed sweet -four sold at 24s; 1900 OF sour at ID
per bbl; and S to 700 quarters OF kubanka wheat
at SIS Id per 20 lbs constitute the whole of the
transactions in the bonded market. The bust
ness Of this mornings market was again on a
very limited scale, being nearly confined to the
recent arrivals of Canadian wheat, the quantity
of which, though fresh and sweet, IS not remar-
kably fine; the Quebec red brought IS Cd, and
the white 9s Cd to los Id per 20 lbs. Holders of
Irish wheat were anxious to press, but even at s.
cd, which is a reduction of Sd per bushel on the
rates of last week. scarcely sale could be ell.
fected. Prices Of -four gave Is per sack.
London Market, July lS.-The wheat trade
remains as on Wednesday, only the finest par.
cells being in request. Barley and oats are not
much inquired after, and the prices as on Mon
day. Beans, peas and other grain remain as
last quoted.
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
Dry Goods Sale.

nv Friday morning, the 24.h inst, at 10 O'Clock,
- will be sold at my Auction Rooms. without re.
serve, to close sales, the remainder Of A STOCK OF
GOODS. belonging to person retiring from business,
consisting in part Of
Cslicoes. among which there are about 100 cut
pieces suitable for quilts, various patterns
Ginghams; plain and figured Bombazets and Bonn.
bsxnes
PLAN and figured Silks and Florence
Swiss and India Muslns; Gauze, Mantua and other
Ribbons; Brais; Tapes and Bobbin, Wells
Scarfs and worked Capes; Insertings
Silk an Kid Gloves; Thread and Sewing Silks
scarfs; herino Trimmings; Retcules, SuspenderS
Assorted silk and metal Buttons
A few bundles Cotton Yarn
With variety of other articles.
Or Goods now open and ready for examination.
aug % GEO. WHITE.
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In the new alms.house, situated in Baltimore
county, the cholera is said to prevail to consid.
cradle extent. This arises no doubt from the
number and description Of It's inmates. The in.
temperate there, as elsewhere, are generally the
victims Ball Chron.
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Extract Of letter from Rio de Janero dated
July 10, 1882.
"Ordinary qualities of Flour are very difficult
of sale, and held at lOI. Gallego of good quail
ty is wanted and may be pvt of at retail at l4h.
This brand continues to have decided prefer
ence over all others. We are sorry 10 say that
none of the recent arrivals of Baltimore inspec-
ton seem better than usual"
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The Ueather.-At the Museum, the Thermo-
meter, from Saturday to Wednesday, has rang.
ed from go to sOo The atmosphere. generally.
at the same time, has been remarkably pure and
healthy,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-23

Melancholy .4ccident. the squat yes.
terday afternoon, small sloop, on board of
which were 9 men, capsized in Butter Milk
Channel, and all on board were drowned; sloop
sunk Immediately. w. y Com.
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ALEXANDRIA, Cd. CO.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST %. 1882

kentucky Election. -Studiously anxious not
to deceive any party as to the result of the Ken
lucky Election, we have refrained from calcula-
tons or comments, and contented ourselves with
giving the reports from both sides. We are un-
able yet to state any thing farther than that the
Jackson papers say that Breathitt J.) will be
elected Governor, by small majority, and that
the Clay papers say, all is yet extremely doubt.
full, but that Morehead (C.) will certainly be
elected Lieutenant Governor.
We have received two or three numbers Of
the Irish Republican Shield, edited by Mr. Pep
per, and published in Philadelphla-a neat and
spirited paper and withal very much devoted to
Gen Jackson.
The authorities Of Baltimore, it will be seen,
have commenced making regular daily reports Of
the deaths by Cholera in that city, but do not
give the number of cases. We sympathze with
our neighbours in their affection, and are sorry
that the conduct Of their public officers induces US
to believe that the disease has not fallen lightly
upon them.
Ne,oS from the Frontier-1'he ST. Louis Bea.
con of the 9th instant says" Late last evening
information reached here, which may be relied
on, that the hostile Indians, in attempting to
cross the Mississippi river, had been intercepted,
and totally routed, with the loss of great mum.
Der Of lives. Report SAYS three hundred"
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Nr. Fairfax
70 the LnsONvent Debtors OF
IHE United STATES.

NOTICE is hereby given to certain Insolvent Debt
~ ors of the United States, or persons who were
debtors to them previous to the first day OF January
1881, in any sum of which they are unable to paw,
other than persons indebted as the prncip.lin off
cial bond, or for public money received by them, and
not paid over or accounted for according laws or for
any fine, forfeiture, penalty incurred by violation OF
any law Of the United ststes-that the undersigned,
appointed Commissioner Of Insolvency for the District
of Columbia has an Office 9th street, opposite the
General Post Office where he attends from o'clock
in the morning until in the afternoon, for the purpose
Of examining the books, papers and vouchers of
such Of the said Insolvents and Debtors as may apply
to the Secretary Of the Treasury OF the United States
to be released from their said debts
WILL: HEBB.
Washinpton Civ aug 22-4t
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Xoung ladies Seminary,

Brooke Lodge, on 81. .fsdph Street, 6ef,0ee'l
Kulg and Cameron.
WILLIAM N. JONES informs his friends and the
w public that the duties Of his School will be re.
sumed on the first Monday in September next. La.
tin. French, and the useful branches of complete
English education n comprise the Of study
all srranged to suit different capacities In order to
produce habits of industry and love for literature
connected with ohe facilities Of the Institution, is
Free Library of upwards of hundred and fifty
lumes carefully selected from the best authors, to
which gradual accessons will be made. As neither
zeal nor attention will be relaxed, he hopes, from the
experience of teaching Female School eleven or
twelve years, and attending particularly to the i'm
provements made in the science of Education, he will
be enabled to give general satisfaction to his patrons
Expermentally knowing the good effects resulting
from examinations and CO operation o: those inter:
ested he respectfully invites them TO call frequently,
and witness for themselves his system Of instruction.
and the regular progress and proficiency of bis pupils
Teachers among the most approved and best quail
fed will be employed to instruct in French, Music,
Drawing, and Painting
Alexandra. August 2. l832-Sm