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CASH FOR WOOL.

VIE subscriber will pay cash, nnd the mar.
,eu het Pliee' for Wool delivered at the Wool
len ractories III this village either 10 large or
small lots. n. A. PETTIDONE' ggent.
claPpVie, July rs. 3m
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ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN VIRGINIA. This
great question is commanding renewed aiten-
ton in various parts OF Virginia. In Halifax.
Gen. Catringtnn, in an address to the peonle
of that County, sets forth his reasons for sun
porting it. An able pen in the Martinshurp
Gazette reviews Mr.. Browns speech, and en-
bodies many sound and valuable reflections
In the Union "a new and able paper. estab
hshed at Lexington) appears a memorial 10
the people of the West, and form Of petition to
the General Assembly, both powerfully writ.
ten and calling for measures to arrest the pro.
gress OF slavery west of the Blue Ridge, and
means Of extingushng that which now EXISTS
in that region.-RichmOnd Whig
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+, 100 REV ARD!

NA HEREAS some evil minded person did,
Wv on the night of the i7ih instant, open
the gates Of Lock No. 81, at WikinsonvilIe and
let so much water into the level between said
lock, as to overflow the bank of the Canal and
has caused breach IN the same the Blackstone
Canal Company offer a reward of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS, for the detection of the
person who has been guilty of this malicious
mischief. to be paid on his conviction of the of.
fence.
Much Inconvenience having been experienced
on some parts OF the Canal, by the inter ference
Of unauthorized persons in the management of
some Of the Guard Gates, Lock Gates, and
Feeder Gates belonging to the Company, such
persons admonished that a continuance Of
such acts will expose them 10 the pains and
penalties Of the law for such cases made and
provided, and which will hereafter be enforced
s SEW NJ E' hoGRRooK cs emma.
STEPHEN II. SMITH, sioners
Worcester, July 81, 1882
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BUFFALO. ~ CyIenus Cnap,n oil buuaio, nav
malignant Cholera, the Board of Health Of that vii
laee. directed a posi- mortem' examination. Upon
examination, the stomach. intestnes and the whole
of the peritoneum, were found highly infamed-
the liver and its appendages perfectly healthy. The
stomach, instead OF the fluid resembling rice trater
which is said always to be found there. in cases of
cholera. contained meat in large masses pieces of
dried apples, onions, green peas. green e,rrants
and common red cherries These last were swal-
lowed stones and all and of this mass. all perfect
iy undigesied, the stomach contained three pounds
aud fen ounces, BY actual weight ~ The pa
tient died suddenly but had been previously indis
posed. He had swallowed this mass. which would
have killed ostrich, before his stomach was able
10 bear it. He could not puke it up and of course
died IN commissions [sAfter death
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" orc Ii,, IS. July II, 1882.

we" orc tsTEE S. July IL, 1892
a ITACttED on mesne process, taken on
N Execution, and will be sold at public ven.
due, at Isaiah Monroe's Inn. in Shrewsbury. on
moADAY, The 20h day Of .4ugnst nett nj ten
o'clock, a: NJ all the Right in Eonily which
NATHANiEL WARE had on the 4t6 inv ot
October. 1923, of Iedeemin: the mortgaged
real estate whereon he fnrmehy lived, situated
!" me sou,hefiy part of said Shrewsbury be.
ing The same estate which is mentioned in a
,n"'tgags deed given by said Ware TO the
c oa4Ss ii"spl'"l Lie Insurance Company, re.
III ~ ,i'e once OF the Register Of Deeds for
SAID County, Book $50, Page 2G4, conlainin",
abou; "a acres. '' ''"'a''''"g
~ q. A HAMIfTnN n Oh .n
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Sir WALTER ScoTr has arrived in London,
and is now at the house of his son in law Mr.
Lockhart. We regret TO learn that this emil
nent writer and admirable man has no: return.
ed with any renewed vigor Of constitution, or
any chance Of gratifying the world with fur
ther displays of his genius. He is, indeed,
much worse in health than when he set out,
and serious apprehenslons are entertained ofhs
recovery. 10 passing down the Rhine, he SUI.
fered by another stroke ofparalvsis in the boat.
and had it not been for the presence of mind of
his servant, in bleeding HIM, he could not have
survived the attack He has now, we are in.
formed, lost the Use of one side, and is not like
ly to recover it, He has been attended bv pby.
sicians ever since his return-London Times
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SHERIEES SIZE

WORCESTER. S.. july %. 1929
& TTACHED on mesne process taken in
"a Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
dae, on THURSDAY, the 23d day Of august neat,
at ten O'Clock Of the forenoon, at the house Of
Zebulon Cary, in the town of Ward, all the
Right which THOMAS DRURY, Jr., had. on
the third day Of December A. d. 1881 and the
seventh and twenty first days of January, 1882,
on the day when the same was attached on
rnesne process of redeeming one undivided half
ct that certain Farm. situated IN said Ward. ON
which the SAID Drnry now lives. as well a
certain other tract of Land, in said Ward, con
tanning about fily-one acres a nd all that Real
Estate described IN Mortgage Deed, given
p'tal Lie Insurance Company, dated July 3.
a. d. io24, recorded in the Registry of Deeds
tor said County, book 237, page 3O5, and in
another Mortgage Deed given by said Dfury
70 Lev Eddy da!ed April |, A. D. 1926, re
81 BILLINGS HOBART n Shtr;F
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DISEASE ANON THE lNpIAHs. A Montreal
paper states that information has been received
from the Indians of the North, who live 100
leagues from the sea, that disease was preva
lent among them IN the early part of Nav.
which, in cramps, diarrbea and vomiting. re.
sembed the disease which afterwards prevailed
at Montreal and Quebec The Indians cured
themselves by decoction Of barks
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Trip Hammer lShop.

FHNHE subscriber will Let new Biacksmith's
IA Shop with Trip Hammer, operated by
water, and three fires, pleasantly and well stu.
atcd where there is good demand for work,
such as Scythes, Edge Tools, forging of Ma.
chinerv and Custom work
@ .M.4CHLAISI,S WANTED.
Two good Iron FnsIIers, and one Forrcr,
well acquainted with Machine Work-Iwo
common Blacksmith's who wish to become ac.
quainted with forging and finishing Machinery,
and two la who wish to learn the business
of Machine building, will find gond encourage.
ment by applying soon to the subscriber.
Superior CARDiNG MACHINES. for both
Cotton and Wool, will be furnished in the
course Of 8 or months
ARTEMAS DRYDEN, Jr
Holden, March IA. #
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A company Of unionists" who celebrated
the 4th of July near BishopsvilIe, s. Carolina
had their dinner poisoned The gnesis were
all terribly sick accompanied teith severe pain
One OF them hac died in consequence, and sew.
eral others were considered dangerous A ne.
gro man who was instrumental in persuadino
the cook to administer the poison, has been con.
demned TO be hung on the 10th August
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DESPATCH LINE

STAGE, leaves Central Hotel. Worcester,
~ every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
at g o'clock, A. NJ, passes through Oxford
Thompson, Kil.ngly, and Brooklyn; and ar
rives at Norwich, at 5, P. M, same day, and
meets the new Steam Boat Gen. JACKSON,
Capt DANIEL HAvESs, Master, which arrives
at New York next morning, at o'clock Any
persons taking seats in the above line, shall be
sure of a passage through without delay, If not
their .fars aoM be refnnded
RETURNING, leaves Norwich on the arrival of
the Steam Boat, from New York. and arrives
in Worcester same evening.
The Proprietors of the above line having pro-
vided themselves with good horses, carriages,
and experienced drivers, trust that they shall
be able to offer to tho public the greatest in
ducements for their patronage.
Fare So only, from Worcester 10 New York.
j. BEMIS, Agent
Worcester, Nav 30 If
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EOR LAME HORSES


DR. J0hnsoHs LininsM .Hl,rture.
This is decidedly the most valuable medicine
FOR ring Lores, when they first make their an.
pearauce; spavins wndsalls, and gaids Or sprans
OF any kind. 1t has been tried by some of the
best stsblers in the country and they all pro.
nouncc it invaluable for lame horses. Price rs
cents per bottle. Every label will be signe, by
the proprietor, Leader Dam, 20 Prince.sre,.i.
Boston. TO prevent couuterfets
This ceri,fies, that two horses have been cured
OF the heaves, in Rumney, N. HI recently, by
the use of DIR. La Motifs Chemical Powders
Reference to Hugh b. Simpson, clerk to MIR.
Archibald Babeock. Neck ViiIsge, Charlestown.
Char'estesOn. .tprH 27. 1882.
DIR. RANDALLS TOOTH POWDER
Is the most perfect remedy Tor scurvy in the
gums, and gives a beautiful whiteness tc the
teeth. and prevents them fri m ,lecaying. Price
81 I.2 cents per box n B. Purchasers must
ask fer Dir RandaIrs tooth Powder, prepared
by Leader Dam.
DR.. MITCHELL'S, CHILBLAIN SALVE
This is positive cure. If used according 10
directions. Price 81 ~ cents per box. MANY
persons who have used this article have said that
it cured them by a few applications
GERMAN LIP OR NIPPLE S1LVE.
AS ths article cures every person so readily
it meets with rapid sale. Price 81 20 cents
per box. Who would suffer with the former a
gay or WIN the latter an hour, when this inyal
u"o'e 'ne"''''ie "ni cure l'le" SO qu'ck.
~. La Nons VEGETABLE COUGH PILLS.
sure remedy Tor colds, coughs, asthma, and
all pulmonary complaints Hundreds die every
year OF th's disease, ~ consequence OF neglect
ing to attend to slight colds aud coughs. Many
are predisposed to consumption. and the most
I, ms e"'n anu 'ousn' II neglected., may scol
W",,s 'nt'' 800 70 ~ IN! i,"'e T, La Mott
IS y, Oousn n.", pe'ns iou"o oy exper
~ ~ oe SURF rsr"! 'or the above com
p "%I; arc 'hos' 'o'''"'' iec"'h amended to the
Pu Un 100, r,o,
zee: o, dol nose VINO have cough will
u p'I sovereign remedy IN Dr' la Motts Cough
rn hephew Oh m,pe was cured OF very dry
ana ,arn cough ny 1ss.ns nearly one bnx ofthese
'"NS'us'le pms iiMorhf BAILEY OF Maiden.
Dr. Kihredse's JAUNDICE BITTERS,
sure remedy, aud very pleasant to take
Price, 20 cents per bottle. The sale of this
Medicine is great as it is approved by all.
CHINESE CHEMICAL CEMENT
This article POSSESSES extraordinary adhesive
properties in cemen,ing all kinds of China
CrneLery ard Glass Ware. so firmly that it -, az
be broken more easily in another place. Than
separated from the Cement. 1t will also unite
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NOBILITY IN AMERICA. The Lancaster Jour.
nal says: " We are requested 10 slate that the
Countess La R"uchefoucault passed through
this city on the 9Th inst, on her way TO visit
The Rev. Mr. Formerly Prince) Gsllitzin. in
Cambria county This lady is well known in
the district of Columbia, as she distributes her
great wealth for charitable purposes"
Here Is Prince, preaching and practising
the precepts of the gospel among The humble
citizens OF a village, and a Countess going abou,
distributing her wealth in aims.
PHILADELPHIA United States Gazette.
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HENRY b. ADAMS,

SILK, COTTON, and WOOLLE.N DYER,
ND ETURNS his thanks 10 the public Tor the
IA liberal patronage bestowed on him, and
would inform that he has engaged an expert
enced Dyer from Europc, whose work, he Is
confident, will give entire satisfaction 10 his EN-
ployers Price for Dying Silk Dresses from 40
cents TO 81 ,25, and other articles at the most
reasonable prices.
Goods may be left at the Store ofTHAiER
IL DANIELS, on Main street, or at the Dye
House, on Front street, nearly opposite the
Town House eo9t June 81.
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HNHE Proprie,ors of the Boston and Ror-
IL cester Stage Company notify the public,
that they will no be accountable ior any Pack
age, Bundle, or Baggage, that is delivered to
any driver of the said Company, unless paid
for and entered on the way bills by the Direc-
tors or the Agent of said Company.
SIMEON BURT, }
JOHN RiYNER, Directors.
f. A. BILLING,
Worcester, May = eotf
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To Revolutionary Soldiers.

Oxford, July %. 5w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21

JUST PUBLISHED,

YHNIIE American Portrait Gallery Of dsiing' isIi-
y ed individuals taken from the whole range
Of our history; the portraits selected aud brought
out under the direction Of several eminent Artists.
Contents Of No. l.-George Washington,
The first President ofHe United States.
John Smith. the Father of Virginia.
Christopher Columbus, the DiscOpercr OF
America.
Each number will confirm Three beautiful
finished Portraits, and sixteen full sized quarto
pages, the price Of whole only so cents.
For by HENRY BARBER.
may "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21
FOREIGN FRUITS. SC.

R UNCH, Muscatel, Malaga casl, sultonn
RS and Smyrna RAISlNS-tigs, prunes, Zantc
currents; Hica almonds, Madeira nuts, flberts
Brazil nuts, lemons, oranges, Madeira, & Italian
cltron; olives, capres-Canton ginger, and West.
India preserves; tamarinds, China Curric Powder
English and American mustard; ground cocoa; Bet.
tle oil; Vermicele, Guaya JELLY-pepper-sauc
Cayenne, and ground SPICE of all kinds.
for sale by S. NEWTON,
april 26. No. $50, Thames-street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21
PETER nj. SLOCUM,

a few doors from the South corner Of Market,
square, in Thames-street, and nearly opposite
the sign Of the Good Samaritan
We ESPECTFUILY informs his friends and the
II a public, that in addition to his business, as u
Barber, he grinds and sets razors-grinds scissors
and knives, and all kinds Of Surgeons instruments
at a reasonable price and in the best manner
Every favor will be very thankfully received.
march lsa 1882.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21
NOTICE..

TENTIE subscriber having relinqushed the LOT
Il Terry Business, requests all those indeb-
ted to him. to call at the Office Of Christop her X.
Cahoone, and settle their accounts without delay.
This is indispensabie-as all his Lottery CON
Germs must no,U be closed
may "a. STEPHEN CKnOONE.
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SEASONARLE GOODS.

ED ROCHELLE, English cambIet and linen
-hD drilings, for pantaloons; cotton and six
hosiery; corded skirts; cambric dmhy; silk and
Grape hhds, good variety of fancy hhds; white,
green and black gauze wells; great assortment OF
English ginghams and printed muslins; linen cam
brio hkis; wide ribbons in garritures; nice white
merino shawls; Irish linens, shectngs and diapers:
green barage; wide black Grape for wells; wide
blk bombazin; good variety Of silks for dresses
rich furniture chintz, also diinity; large lot OF
good iIorseskin gloves; cheap handsome Broad
cloths; cotton fannels; Thin wool AanneIs; white
cotton goods, from coarse to fine, cheap. The
above goods, with many others, will be offered as
cheap as can be purchased in town, by
may IL. JOHN +. TOWNSEND
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21

.NEJV STRaH BO.N.N'ETS.
a large lot Of fishionasblc STRAW BoNrETs,
IA just received by HARVEY SESSIONS.
Also straw trimmings, great variety. april 8
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21

IN Calico Bcdsprcads at 20 CT, and so AT
oV one shilling each, for sale 10y
may 81. wv .LAwToN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, corner Of .Thames-sireet and Sher-
mans wharf, a few doors south Of the Brick
market. tEJSEntrance first door down the wharf
Terms
So in advance, or Ssa,25 at the end Of the year
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21
FOR SALE.

p.ssEI The convenient and valuable dwell
tisi sfS ling house and lot of land, now occu-
Jtess9es2 pied by Henry Y. Cranston, esq.
nearly opposite the state-house, s. at the entrance
of Broadstreet; excellent stand for business, and
pleasantly situated for the residence of family,
and good stand for public office. For terms,
apply TO Christopher Sweet, at The building occu-
pied by the Bank Of Rhode-IslauJ
Newport, May 10th, 1892.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19
NEW LINE OF STAGES

FMTfiE public are respectfully mfnrmrd that a
N new line of Stages, called the CITIZENS
LINE. has commenced running from Hartford
to Worcester. thence to Boston and will leave
Hartford every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday. al 7oclock, A NJ passing through the
following towns, viz: Eas, Hartford East
Windsor. Ellington. Stafford. (by the lurnaces)
Wales. BrImfeld, BrnoEtield. (by the furnacr(
Spencer, Leicester. Ia Worcester; and leaves
Worcester on the following mornings, at :
O'Clock, by the same lou;e. for lialtfnrd
As new line OF Stages from Hartford 10
Boston has so often been called for and as it
has been reported by some that the object OF
thus vas wholly TO oppose the Old Line, the
propretors wonld say. averse from "A wish t.,
oppose, they have taken every precaulion
against running wheels in the ruls of the Ola
Line, But tn pass through towns. villages, bv
factories, &c., where no Stage runs and To-
furnish public accommodation for people on
the route and travellers. The CITIZENS Line
will he furnished with splendid red coaches
first rate horses, aud drivers who are qralfed
to transact any business which may b. en-
tr listed 10 their charge, and hope by punctuaI
and ptrsevering efforts to please they sha! re-
ceive share of public patronage
Books kept at II. Morgans United States
Hotel, Shcnm's Hartford Hotel. +. II Mar.
shalPS Eagle Tavern, and at st Johns Hotel
IN Hartford, aud at the Hotels Of S b Til mas
and Eslahrook, in Worcester
, NGILES REMINGTON ffaitford
} WV C. STEBBlNS, Horctsier.
Aug % If
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WAAeTEETR! & Healthy GUMS

TENHOSE who would retain, or restore
b these desirable personal advantages, are
assured that no composition can be obtained su.
peInr to The British .31ttiSebtic Dent4fce. The
.3ntsebtic DeHtrifce is exempt from acid and
other deeterious ingredients, which too frequent.
~ enter the composition of tooth powders in com
mon use. and it whiteus the enamel Of the Tee h
without doing it the least injury The regular
Of this admired powder, BY prrifing the
mouth and preventing the accumulation ct tai.
tar operates AS thu best preventive Of the 1ouTH
ACHE As its application braces aud strengthens
the Gums, ii secures To them their health, and
ford hue, and BY removing all offensive foreign
accumulation from the teeth, preserves the nat,I.
nj sweetness OF the breath Price 50 cents
OTNone genuine. unless signed on the out.
side printed wrapper by the sle Proprietor, T.
kiDDER. immediate successor to the late DR..
w. t. ONwAY For sale with al the other
CONWAY Medicine y at his Counting Room No.
20 next door to j. KnIdrr's Drug Store, corner
% Court and llanover-sIreets, near Concert Hall
Boston; aud hy his special sppiatmt nj. by
JAMES GREEN x co EDWARD LAMB.
aud JOHN COE Worcester.
HENRY ALLEN Leominsfer
CARY. RICE, * CO, \6r3h BrookfeH,
CHARLES rARKMAN, Hes'boroHgh,
JOHN CAPRO\ x SONS Urbridge,
TIMOTHY DOrY, HestmMster.
&. b. Parker. Lancasrer
S HEYN GOD LuHehbmp
L Large discounts To those " no huy TO sell ao.in
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GHE ZOE

ArGy-thy thinning foe hath come!
A'cdy, and turn then not 10 him
For he lciH desolate thu home,
And fill thy tco-cup 10 the brin
re comes NOT trith glittering blade
fis tcedpon Is deGdlicr thing
Nor as the tempest is drrayed
When borne upon her dGrkIing ring.
lie comes not in a tuar array;
wilderness of gliuering steel;
NO silken banners Ger him play;
No tcGrriors foIIolc at has heel
lie comes not on the foGming todre;
HIS home is not on the rolling sea;
Yet he lciH crush thee to the graUe,
And leaue a scOrnfld name for thee,
He comes tcih midnight festival,
Where urine is poured and songs are sung,
o. turn thou from his earnest call
Trust not the smOOthReSs Of has tongue.
He hath a madness for the soul;
His arm is reeling DER thy head
Taste not III. poison Of his boicI
'1iUiH lay thee nth the sleeping dead.
1,cay' or iro shall irither thee,
And crush thy household aud thy kin;
For lore of them, bid thee flee,
From that foul nouisher Of sin
For lore Of God. turn thou Gtcdy;
He hath a lightning in his eye
The so,d is ruined meath his sicay.
Through life and in eternity,
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MOLASSES. SUGAR. sc.

MOLASSES, SUGAR, sc.
Oh HHDS. New Orleans and Porto Rico
~ Molasses,
10 de" do do Sugar,
10 boxes White and Brown Havana do.
~ do Philadelphia Loaf and Lump do.
20 chests prime Hyson, Young HlsOm, Tyson
Skin, and Souchong Teas,
Is bags Old Java aud w. Coffee,
5 pipes Old Sicily Vine,
do do Lisbon do
3 casks do Port do
do. Sweet Malaga do
10 boxes Ciaet do.
6baskets Champagne do
10 90. Primes,
5000 choice Spanish Cigars,
1900 gals. prime Fall and Winter Strained Oil.
5 boxes Sperm Candles, long As and SIS,
500 bush Turks Island Salt,
700 do Coarse Fine do.
20 sacks Fine Butter do
100 loaves Fine Table do
% bbls No > Fail Mackcrel,
5000 lbs New Milk Cheese from one of the best
diaries in the County
For sale on favorable ,erms bv
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.
Worcester, Aug -. I3w
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Dy9PBp9lM

NF most obstinate character, after hay
~ ing bafitd the skill ot tar most eminent
phi, scians, has been checked reiieUed and cured
IN number OF instance S. by using tor short time
DR.. RELFE's Vegetable Spec .fc, aud .intiJiious
Pills. m connexion, according to the directions
accompanying the Specific It is also Que OF the
b. st medicines known for Sick HeadHChe Sick
ness of the Stomach, Nausea, aud FIatuIences
No complaint is, perhaps, more prevalent in this
or any country, than Headache 1t is seldom a
primary affection, but arises from variet, o
causes, such as suppression OF customary evacus-
tons, obstructed preparation, Ne 1t is likewise
net unfreluenty symtOmatIc Of indigestion; for
so great is the sympathy between the brain aud
stomach, that it is often difficult to determine
which is re ally in fault and when ii arscs from y
foul state of the stomach, it is general, termed
sick head ache, which will be speedily relieved BY
this Specific. Price OF the Specific ard Pills, 50
Ct nts each
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Nea0 York Stage s. Steamboat
DESPATCH LINE

STAGE, leaves Central Hotel. Worcester
~ every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
at Il o'clock, A. NJ, passes through Oxford
Thompson, Killingly, and BROOKLYN; and ar
rlres at Norwich at 5. p. M, same day, and
meets the new Steam Boat Gen. JACKSON
Capt DANIEL liAvENs. Master, which arrives
at New York next morning, at Is O'Clock Any
persons taking seats in the above line, shall be
sure of passage through without delay, if not
THAR fnre 1cW be refUndfd
RETURNING. leaves Norwich on the arrival OF
the Steam Boat. from New York and arrives
IN Worcester same evening.
The Proprietors of the above line having pro-
Vlded themselves with good horses, carriages
and experienced drivers, trust that they shall
he ap to offer to the public the greatest IN
dncemcns for their patronage,
Fare 50 only, from Worcester 10 New York
}. BEMiS, .Igfm
Worcester. Nav 80. If