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From the Ladies' lTagazins.

THE wlFE'S REMONSTRANCE.
Come, rouse thee, dsarest It's NOT iceH.
TO let the spirit brood
Thus dGrkly DER the cares that siceH
Thy spirit TO a flood
rs brooks. and torrents, ripos. oil
Increase the gaB in iphich thsyfaH,
Snch thoughts BY gathering up the hills
~ lesser grisfs, spread real ills;
And ruth the gloomy shade conceal
Inc landmarks Hope irOuld else rsrea''
Come, rouse thee, nOio-I knotr thy mind,
And tco,ild its strength a,casen
Proud, gifted, noble, ardent, kind
Strange thou siould'sf thus be shaken
But rouse afTssh each energy,
Ind be tchdf hsartn INTENDED thee &.
1hroic from thy thoughts this treaying ,ce;gN
And prOre thy spirit firmly great;
I,Dould not see thst bend beIo,r
The angry storm Of earthly tcoe.
Fun ireH Tknotc the generous soul
Which ,carms thee into life
Each spring tnhich can lie potcCr coatrol
Familiar 10 thy rife
For deemesi thou she had stoop' d 10 bind
Her fate unto a common mind?
The eagie-iiks ambition nursd
Consumed nth its Promethedn fame,
The shrine that sunk her so TO shame.
Then rouse thee, dearest from the dream
That fehsrs noT thy pOtcers-
Shake of this glOOm-Hope sheds the beam
To gid each cloud schich lo,oers;
And though al present seems so far
The icishsd for godl-d guiding star,
With peaceful ray irosIld lead thee on,
Until lis almost bounds be ICON.
That guenchltss ray thouh erer prore
In fond, undying, Welded Lore.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Aug. :. iss,
10 The Wido10' Creditors and Heirs Of JAMS
ALern, late Of Oxford, in said Coyu,, ~
c,as,d and 10 all otieys concerned in Al, E.ta.
ot so,d deoedsed' GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, If Won
Nj see fit ut the Court al Probste to hr boid.n
ut Worcester. in said County, on The frs, Tues
day in September next, nj ten Of the clock, berore
noon, to show Cause why Administration on ,n;d
deceased's Eststc, should not hr granted To Isaac
Stone of said Oxford, who applies for the same /,
anil you will BE- heard thereon.
g! NATH'L PAINE, J. PROB.
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WEAVERS WANTED.

Il - OR Is Weayers are wanted at the
IL Al Cotton Mill of V. s. KlMBALI. &
co, IN Holden, TO commence about the Goth
nst TO whom constant employment and lair
wages VIII be gwen Also, person who is
desirous OF taking Boarders, can find an open
ing as above. SATINETT WARPS, Of the
best quality, constantly on hand, and for sale on
the most accommodating terms. Aug. s.
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DESPATCH LINE

STAGE, leaves Central Hotel Worcester
~ every Monday Wednesday, and Friday
at o'clock. A, NJ, passes through Oxford
Thompson, KlingIy, and Brooklyn; and ar
rives at Norwich, at 5, z. M, same day, and
meets the new Steam Boat Gen. JACKSON
Capt. DANIEL HAvENs, Master, which arrives
al New York next morning, at O'Clock Any
persons taking seats in the above line, shall be
sure of passage through without delay, if not
their fare triU be refunded.
RETURHING, leaves Norwich on the arrival OF
the Steam Boat, from New York, and arrives
in Worcester same evening.
The Propretors Of the above line having pro-
Vided themselves with good horses, carriages
and experienced drivers, trust that they shall
be able To offer 10 the pu'ic the greatest in
ducements for their patronage.
Fare SIS only, from Worcester TO New York
J. BEMlS, Agent
Worcester, Nav 80 If
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w AN1ED.

"A active, intelligent YOUNG MAN as an
IN assistant in a Store IN this place; one
who has had some experience in business, and
from 10 to l8 years Of age, would be preferred.
None need apply unless they can bring good
testimonials of their character and quaifica.
tions for business, Inquire at this office
WnrcpSfar Ar
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~ orces'er, So Proha'e Office Aug 7. 1889
10 Tie CIedifors and Heirs Of P,TEE SAwYEn.
fdf' q Lancaster, i" sail County dec,ased and
ceased, ,n ee,' "e
" oU are hereby cited to appear(if Won
"A see fiji at the Court of probst. Ia he hoI,
- ~, At worcester, IN said County, on the 6r.,
tuesday IN September next, at tan Of the clnck
heiore noon. to show cause why License should
not he granted 10 sr aud convey the Who'll n
ihc Real Estate Of SID Peter Sawyer, or So mn h
Thereof as viii rs'e the sum OF 800, for the.
heard thereon. e
50 NATIiI. PAINE, J. prsb
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Finchs VEGET.4BLE BJ77EpS
Wubor's
VEGET.ABLE ITCH OINTMENT,

AS Mercury IS the principal active inpred,,,
in many OF the Itch Oiutments now in nso 49,.
proprietor begs leave TO introduce In The n,h,;
hbors vegetable Itch Ointment, which con-
,"'ns NOT ''e 'eSSt particle of Mercury Or other
pernicl'us ingredient. 1t may be used vii II no..
ieet safety by persons If delicate constitution. I
Is NJ 'hiailbIe and safe cure Tor the Itch even ~
.'e most nVeterate cases by three appica,;o,s
u emts no unpleasant od0lr. and NAV be n.a,,
""nout FISK or danger. All travellers, and n.r.
u.ui|'ty students attending common seh0ols should
'"pp, themselves with this valuable srticle
rr'ce 81 liz cents per Box.
"eo&, Sore, and LaRamed EYES
hose troubled with weak, sore. or insaueJ
e'e'' wiz hnd an my aluable remedy in the
r,. GERE2.N EYE W.4T'ER.
IN preparation is superiorto any now in use
ne most aggravated cases of inhamed eyes s,,,
Sne, W ana cured by few applications of this
,c,,,o M"'er ne stud"ns and weakly, are par.
nSo'ariy requested to give this collyrium r,. !,
"nlen lhey will find an efiectua remedy.
Fricc 70 cents per Bottle.
.CERTiFicNrEs
~. batavia. Dec, 10. 1880.
>, ms may certify that have used the Ger,n,,
Eye water, as prepared by H. II. Reynolds. for
severe attack OF lnnamch l., es a few annl;r,,;,'.,
OF which gave me immediate relief, and have M,
mad return oil the complaint. | curdiIlv ,,
ommepd the above article to all afflicted Vii.
weak or inilamed eyes. Jtssr " non ~"
Batavia, Dec, 20, 1850.
Dear Sir have long been afflicted with inaa.
NATION IN my eyes which increased to such an
, '',,n'ns "ssree rs 10 render me almost unfit for
business used every thing which ofrsr'd ,uv
prospect OF relief, but without success. A ,ho,,
Inne since purchased Bottle of the Germsn
re water prepared by yourself. and BY ms mn
,,,.aG tor few days only my eyes we're r..
',nred to health and strength. You are n, IN.
~ the Hermnn Eye Water to be he b.st ar,;.
&c now in use for weak, sore, or inAame,I ewes.
LonTOS iloLpgS
he above Medicines are carefully nre.,.r.j
= II u; hEfNoLns Of Batavia, n. Y, and non.
re genuine unless the outside printed wrnnI.r
sisned by him in his own hand writing. For
me ~ n,s Druggist store, Batsyia aud, BY his
neeia' appointment. by JAMES GREEN A.
July !. "E
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CURING A HYPocHoSpRIAc. A gentle
man acho had for long time Eancied him
sey dying Of firer complaint, ,cas advised
By DR.. Cra,rford, Of Baltimore, TO make an,
excursion into the State of Ohio. .4Rer trar-
cling three months, he returned home, oppar-
entity in good health but, upon receiuimg in
formation ofhe death Of t,cin- brother, pho
had actually died of schiyrhous Rper, he I'M
nnediatety staggered. and falling do,rn, cried
out he acas dead, 0sd had, as he u!,soys Or
Pscted, died ola iver complaint. DR.. Craze
ford being sent for, Immediately attended;
and, on being Informed Of the notion ,chich
had seizee The hFpechondEidc. immediately
exclaimed, b" O yrs, The gentleman IS certainly
dead, and IL is more than probable his Hrer
ICas the death ofhim. Horcerer, to ascertain
az tact I iciH hasten to cut him open before
putrefdction takes place" He eaileG for q
earring knife and ,chetiing II as butcher
toonid TO open dead cali, he stepped up to
hun, and began to open his toa,stcoat The
hgpoehondriac became so horribly frightened,
that he ltnped up ,cih The agility of a rabbi.
aud crying OUT ".uurder Murder .fur
DER" ran of tcih speed hat could hare
defed score Of doctors TO catch him. .4t1er
running considerable distance, until he tcas
almost exhausted, he hCited and not fndinp
the doctor Mt his heels. soon became composed.
From that period THIS gentleman icas nerer
kno'cn to complain IF his iirer; nor had he.
Jor more hGn fleenty years at1sracqrds, anu
symptoms ofthis disease
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WANTED,

the Store Of the subscribers, YOUNG
IL MAN, from l6 to Is years of age, who hus
had some acquaintance with the business, and
can bring good Recommendations as to charac.
Ter aud capacity.
SARGEANT Il AYRES.
Leicester AUG In ,f
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NEW STORE!

FHNAKE the liberty 10 inform the inhabitants
n of Worcester and vicinity, that they have
taken the Store, No. 3 Granite Row, where
they will keep an extensive assortment OF
VEST Lh'DL4 GOODSS GROCERIES,,
which thes will sell At wholesale ana recall. as
low as they can be had at any other Store, Tor
Cash, or approved Credit.
IL They have now in Store, superior lot
of HERDS GRASS and GLOVER SEED,
which they will sell cheap.
Worcester, April Is If
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On Saturday afternoon, the 28th nit, Mr.
Julius Fowler, nged "a years, Of MiddIetown
VI, IN attempting Ia get on to a load of hav
fell under one of the wheels of the cart Tho
cattle being frightened by Ais falling, the
wheels passed over his body just below the
breast. He fingered until the Monday evening
following, when he died.
The Library Of the late Sir James Macintosh
consisting of upwards of Fifty thousand roi
umeS, has been removed from his residence in
Langham-pace, TO Mr.. Evans, in Pail Mall.
where this immense historical collection will br
sold by auction.-LOndOn paper
PEsSV PERoDIcAIs There are at this ,;ne
IN London, about % penny periodicals., HAVING
total circulation of 100000 copies An will
the exception Of two or three, are of pernicous
tendency
FLY TINE. A decociion Of walnut leaves
rubbed owe! horse will effectuay prevent the
ieazing of flies.
accrpEsr. A child in Gardner, Me, in
climbing log fence was suddenly Killed by fall
ing, and log rolling upon it.
MgSIFIcEScE. Mr.. l.. Sales, an opulent
merchant Of New York, has made donation Of
$4,000 for the benefit Of the poor Besides this
liberal gift, nearly 500 900 have been subscrib.
ed by the citizens at large.
TREMENDOUS GALE. Joel Gale, now re-
siding in Trenton, N j., is said to he seven fee,
three inches high, and to weigh three hundred
and fifty pounds.
We are Informed That by medical gentle
;nan, that person named Barney Bralagan,
Srank from Saturday evening last until SUNDAY
noon, four dollars worth of spirits (populary
known as red ey') in three cent glasses. He
was soon alter taken with cholera and died in
the course Of a few hours Wo learn that his
,,'enuS and relatives expressed much regret that
barney M0Hd hare spent so much money in so
short a ttms--N Y. Courier.
The Maine Daily Courier says that The scar
let lever IS fatally prevalent at Gorham and
several other places in that State.
Mt William Thompson of Nashville. Tenn
ass invented machine Tor generating heated
az 10 be applied to persons suffering under vi
olent spasmodc disease. The highest temper.
anen' can be obtained by il in quarter Of a |
Inc last Cherokee Phrnix contains Proc.
''''i, oy Cohn Boss, President Of tho com
M go appointing day of Fasting and Prayer. |
and sorrow" ''y VI "'ou'A'Ioh
,ls,non BOSTON Galaxy states that on Saturday
Fych.n" chmd lei from the third story of The |
hAGthange Coffee House. nnon ,bs n.,. v, W.
"nn'u' suffering more than sligb. b,u,,s
=, lemple, in his recent travail /, p.,
mat he shot Condor. anS Co., " a'.' safes
ihe spot, gives us the Colin,in, i;,.,..l'. W,
us sl9 -" Whsn the wings a.. snro.d H.,
easu'v w 'eet In extent, from min, o. 49,,
ibe 'esthefs are " feet in Length ga ~ Iii,
par, inches IN circumference {" TT. w WV
fea fes The tabled roe or siubsd l., ~ a.'iorl
Niehts; bat lite Dimensions, az hero ,r 80. n.ao.an
on good authority. ~ "e'0 gwen rest
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Wanted Mlnedi1teIU.

A Inactive YOUNG MAN, 10 tend IN Store;
IN one who is qualified 10 take charge of a
set o. Books would be preferred
WILLIAM A. HOWE
Berlin July 8.
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Worcester. SIS Probate Office, Aug. 2 1890
10 ne T,d. TO AMI Hcirs Of DASIEL Mooss. az.
otiers concerned in the Estate Of said cso'a - ~
,, t'HEErING
XOU are hereby cited to appear lif Won
II sec hD at the Court ~ Probate Ia ~. LorL.
en- at Worcester. in said County, on the Ere,
Tuesday in September next, a, ten Of m, ,Ioct
before noon. tn show csuse why the Instrum.,.I.
which purport to be the last Win and Cod eli Of
said deceased should not be approved; and yo"
will be heard thereon ~"
SO NATlPL. PAINE, J. pyoL
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VALUABLE
REAL ESI.aTE for Sale.
"a TENHE undersigned, having dis
800 M posed Of all the detached
His Ia paris Of the CHANDLER FARM
llklE4S SO called, now offer for sale the

~
800 M posed Of all the detached
IitisH4a paris of the CHANDLER FARM,
uRlE44 so called, now offer for sale the
body of that Estate, consisting OF
tpo hundred and forty acres, lying together,
near the South end of Main street in Worces.
ter.
The whole Of this large and excellent tract
of Land is bounded East by the County Road
leading to Springfield and Northampton, being
n distance of go rods on said Road North hy
the County Road, leading 10 Leicester and
Paxton, and South on a Town Road IL has
spacious and convenient Dwelling House. two
Barns, an Ice House, and other Out BUILDINGS.
all in good repair. II consists of Mo-inq. Til
lage, Pasturing, and Wood Land in suitable pro.
portions, and conveniently divided The North.
ern part is within 40 rods of the South Meeting
House, and the most remote point is wit hin one
mile of the South end of Main street In nu
part of the town. is there probably so much
Land together, OF so gund quality, which car
be purchased at prices, and terms, Sc favor.
able rs this There is sufficient for two Of
three Farms, and il will be sold in parts or al
togo Their as shall best accommodate purchasers
A long credit will be given, If requested, fn
the whole ofihe purchase money. To farmer,
and mechanics, who wish Ia become nhe biiant,
Of this thriving town, furnishing a ready casI
market for their productions, and good Schools
for their children, and also 10 gentlemen whc
are fond OF Agricultural pursuits, and desire t.
be SO situated as to participate in the social en-
loyments. and literary advantages. hch Thu
village affords, an opportunity is now offered
for an eligible location, which rarely occurs II
place like this. Application may be made L
either of the subscribers
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WANTED.

FHNWO or three EDGE-TOOL MAKERS.
IA Good worknen from the country will find
II Tor their advantage to apply to CHARLES
HAMMOND, at the Hammer Factory, Front
street.
Boston, August Is
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A party of gentlemen from Bombay
one day visiting the stupendous cavern
temple of EIephanta, discovered tigers
whelp in one of the obscure recesses of
the edi6ce. DESTROYS of kidnapping the
cub, without encounteting the fury of its
dam, they took it up hastily and cautious
ly, and retreated. Being left entirely a,
liberty and extremely well fed, the tiger
grew rapidly, appeared tame and fondling
as dog, and in every respect domestica.
ted. At length, when having attained a
vast size, and notwithstanding its appar.
ent gentleness, it began to inspire terror
by its tremendous powers of doing mis-
chief, piece of raw meat, dripping with
blood, fell in its way. 1t is to be observ-
ed, that up to that moment, it had been
studiously kept from animal food. The
instant it had dipped its tongue in blood,
something like madness seemed to have
seized the animal destructive princi-
pie hitherto dormant, was awakened-it
darted 6ercely and with glaring eyes up
on its prey, tore it with fury to pieces, and
growing and roaring in the most fearful
manner, rushing off towards the iungles.
Bro,on's anecdotes.
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w EAVERS.

"ANTED, by the Denny Manufacturing
Wv Company, l0or ~ Girls to attend broad
Power Looms, 10 whom good encouragement
VIII be given. Oxford, AuI 3
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DR. ROBERTS's
lIP Welch Medic0n,enf,t07.

ESOR curing Indigestion or Dyspepsia.
VI Liver Complaints, Jaundce, Choiic' Fever
aud Ague, Dysentery, IIendachp, Los, of Anne.
lite, Flauiencc, Ilypochondria, Mysteries. Dron.
sical Complaints, aud Heart burn. 1t also pr,..
vents all bilious Dsol ders, aud removes habltual
'oslVeh,sS' As'hna' Stransuary, Gravel. Rheu.
matism, GOul, aud Impurities of the Bland
The virtues Of the above article ar. ,oo well
known to require the publishing Of the many re-
spectacle testimonials which might he Offer; II IN
proof oi its wonderful effects in the cure of tho,o
diseases for which il is recommended.
further supply oi the Me,licamentnm. which
is warranted genuine. just received for sale, by
JAMES GREEN g. co,
Opposite the Centre School uou,c
Worcester, April IS. cpsmeogm
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STRAYED,


ENROM the seat Of S. V. S WILDER, ESQ, in
n Bolton, a small bay MARE, in part of the
Shetland breed. Said animal left The above
place Saturday evening la,i and is supposed To
have taken the road to Worcester, and thence
to Northampton. She had lost one af her bind
shoes Any person deiainng The animal and
sending information to GILMAN b. PAR
KER Of Lancaster, shall be amply repaid for
his trouble.
Lancaster, Aug. Is. tf
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WANTED.

STRAW BRAID, of all kinds, in exchange
Ky for Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocketv and
Glass Ware THAYER Il DANIELS,
No Goddards' Row.
Worcester, June 81. If
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.Hpprentice Uauted

TT - "Vttt,
A 7 the Carridge and Wagon .Haking Busi.
Ia. ness An active, clever Lad Is or rs
years old, will receive good cncoura gemcnt.-
Apply to SlLAS S. EVERETT.
Worcester. July %. 6w Mechanic ST.
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.fPubHc attention =!

N @ 1890 'SSP"N 'I"T'y ~-N-..~S ~
III scrlber, 10 an Invaluable Preparation, The
merits OF which have been tested by time, and
are sustained by undoubt ed testimony.
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GREETING.
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if You
H. see ny at the Court at Probate to be 10 d, n
al 'empIeton, in said County on the third Tues
nav ~ ocioler next. At nine Of the clock before
noon, To show canse why the Instrument which
pnrports to be the last VIII and Testament of
s"n "eer''rd should not be approved; and YOU
will be heard thereon
So NATi'L. PAINE. J. Prob.
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Worcester, MAY %.
Trim Hammer NhOD.

ITIP-II0HlHieT NHOp.
FE7tlE subscriber will Let new Blacksmith.
n 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
chinerv and Custom work
@ .n.4CHLVISI,S TAINTED.
Two good Iron Finshers, and one Forgcr
well acquainted with Machine W0rk--two
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, vii! find good en- courage.
ment by applying soon TO the subscriber
Superior CARDlNG MACHINES, for both
Cotton and Wool, will be furnished in the
course Of 3 or months
ARTEMAs DRYDEN, Jr.
Holden March IA If
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,

ESQ. Judge of Probate, dc, for The County
of Worcester:
VWyHE petition of HUBBARp PrcKHAM of Pc
tersham, in said County, Guardian OF
LAuRrsToS AMsDtN, minor above the age OF
fourteen years, and Ellis p. AMspEN and Lu-
cIxpA AuspES, under the age of fourteen
wears. and children Of DANIEL II AMsDsN, la:e
Of Pe,ersham, in said County, dcceased--re-
spccliully represents. that said minors are en-.
titled to one eighth part of a certain tact Of
Land situate IN the North part of Damn, in said
County, containing about SIXTY FIVE acres of
Land, having two Dwelling Houses and Mills
thereon standing. and is the same now occupi.
ed BY Hiram Barf--And your petitioner further
represents, tina, it will he for the interest and
benefit Of the said minors that their interest in
the aforesaid Real Estate should be sold, and
the proceeds thereof put out and secured 10
them on interest, as the law in such case pro
vides Wherefore you petitioner prays TINT
some suitable person may be duly authorized
to sell and convey the same according 10 law
HUBBARD PECKHAM.
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SATH'L PAINE. J. PROT.

VOU are hereby cited to appear IF YOU
Ill see fiI,l At the Court ri Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday IN September next, at nine of the clock
before noon, To show cause VIII, the Instrument
winch purPorts 10 be the last Wi aud Testament
Of SAD deceased should not be approved; aud you
will be heard thereon.
So NATH'L. PAINE. J. Prob
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TO THE PUBLIC.

H1NOR sale by Druggists generally, and
Ill at Stores that sell Patent Medicines in al
the Northern States, in the cities and country,
the % different kinds Of Patent Medicines pre-.
pared by LEADER DAM, 90 Prince street,
Boston The following are part. Directions
accompany every article
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-20

Singular Death by Neaming AN inquest
was held last night al the Bell and Crown, Kings
iand.road, on the body of boy named w. Viii.
lis, aged seven years. 1t appeared that the
deceased had taken some grapes from Mr.. Ar
nold's garden, situate next his fathers IA brick
layer house in the Kingsland-road. Mr. Arnold
has paper-miils on his premises, which are work.
ed by steam-englne. Two men, named Bow
ny and Harley, employed by Mr.. Arnold. had
seen the boy steal the grapes, and on the follow
ing dav FRIDAY weekly they caught him; and
said they would steam him. One held the
head Of the deceased down to the safety valve,
while the other turned the valve, and let the
steam off upon him. This process of steaming
was repeated three or four times, when the de-
ceased cried out :. MURDER" and he was re-
leased. He returned, home. looking pale and
frightened, bat otherwise unnjured. The next
day he was taken i'll. He complained of pain
in the head, and died on Sunday. His eyes
had become fixed, and the mass of his blood
changed. 1t appeared that the steam could
escape without scaldng, and there is every rea-
son to believe the poor fellow had died Of fright.
The Jury, after deberation of upwards of an
hour, returned verdict Of Manslaughter against
the two men, John Bowry aud John Harley, who
were forthwith committed upon the Coroner's
warrant to Newgate. London Paper.