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liberal discount will be made to dealers The great
advantage that these machines have all other Cyn-
der Cutters consists principally in the and facility with
which the knives can be adjusted for which he holds Let
tiers Patent. Any knife may be taken off and ground
without taking off the whole number; and should any
become narrow by grinding the edge be out by
screws, to in equal with the hide roller
without the necessity grinding all the other knives down
TO the same width. The rings to which the knives
fastened are OF vast Importance they to strength
en- and support the Knives and prevents their bending
while cutting cornsalks fodder.
Machines will probably be offered by others in the mark
et made to resemble these Cutters but entirely without
the above named improvements The knives fastened
on cylinder without wings to support them, and are
fined by rings each end. No knife be taken off
without the whole number-and in Of inequality
the width Of the knives, the machinery becomes useless
they all ground equal there of setting
out the edges to make them cylindrical and will be
tremely difficult to grind them perfect that they will all
come In equal contact with the roller which they
designed TO cut Should such imperfect article be
ed on account Of cheapness the subscriber will furnish
better cheaper rate.
CAUTlON.-Any person who shall make, use sell to
others to be used any of the above improved Cutters will
be held accountable for Infringement of the above
ed PATENT WILLIAM HOVEY.
Worcester, July ls45.
N b. Rugges. Nourse 81 Mason, having ceased TO act
my agents, fall assortment will be kept for sale the
Farm Implement and Seed Warehouse of d. PROUTY IL
CO., Nos is, 90 and % North Market street. and 10 Clin
ton street, BosToN. 81
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TOWNSEND FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Fall Term Of this institution will
the last Wednesday of august, and continue Is weeks
The Trustees happy the public that they
have secured Miss HENRIETTA WARREN, Principal,
sisted by Miss HANNAH p. DoDGE, with adequate num-
Der OF efficient teachers. 1t is sufficient recommends
tion that Miss W. formerly served in the department Of
Latin French, and Mathematics with much ability and
cess for five years.
II sincerely hoped that the peasantness Of the loca
lon and the and thorough instruction which will
be gwen will render II fayore and truly profitable
TOR young ladies' No pains will be spared the part OF
pom o. the Teachers and Trustees to give to the Seminary
the nigh standing II has heretofore sustained.
special attention will be given TO those who fitting
for teachers
Lectures during the term the branches Natural and
intellectual Science will be given by Rev W. o. RICHARDS
BOARD IN the public boarding house, and in private ami
lies, including washing, &C, s l62.
Pleasant and commodi0us rooms have been provided By
the Trustees free ofchGge for any young ladies' who may
wish 10 board themselves or board in companies
Townsend, July 30. 4wSl
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First of August in Worcester.

Being the lIh .4nniUersary ofthe Emancipation
OF 800, 900 SIdUeS in the British Colonies.
The efforts recently made by certain political organs 10
produce the impression that British Emancipation was
mere snan and that those nominaly emancpated are now
virtually in slavery seems render necessary that the
friends OF Liberty and of Truth should take measures to set
this matter right before the People.
Therefore, extend cordial invitation to all (wthout
distinction of SEX sect, party meet at the Town
HALL IN WORCESTER, on
FRIDAY NEXT AUGUST FIRST
nj u O'Clock A. NJ TO participate in the exercises of the
Day; and listen to Addresses from Messrs. COLvER,
of the Singing BIRDS" of WATERFOWL.
In behalf of the Committee
Worcester, July 30. st ]. H. EVERETT
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LEICESTER ACADEMY.

4 PUBLIC EXAMINATION of the Students OF this
a Institution will take place Monday, august llth,
commencing haf-pas eight O'Clock A. M, and The
following day there will be Exhibition in the Meeting
house the First Congregational Society," preceded by
Address from Hon. THOMAS KINNIcuTT, commencing at
nine O'Clock, A. NJ.
The next term will commence Thursday, Sept All
Tuition in the English branches $3.50; Languages $3.50
per quarter. JOS. A. DENNY,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
Leicester, July o. is
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TAXES-TAXES.

THE State, County and Town Taxes of Worcester the
Taxes of the Centre School District and the Cavnist
Society," for the year 1915, have this day committed to
the subscriber for collection The following discounts will
be made:
On such shall be paid before August l6 per cent
do do do do September Is, 4 per cent
do do do do October Is, per cent
And not paid before November l4th payment will then
be enforced agreeable the town passed April s.
1s4l. JOHN RICE,
Treasurer and Collector
o. Collectors Office SO Main Street.
Worcester, July Is, Is45. 30
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The Sea Serpent has engaged lodgings at
Hampton Beach, off Bears Head, for the first
week in August; at Phillips Beach for the sec
ond week, and at Nahant for the remainder of the
month He intends to witness the next regatta,
and pick up the men that fall overheard, himself
Boston Post
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Worcester, JULY Is, I845.

WOULD respectfully sny to all those indebted TO
i L. BRIGHAM or l.. BRIGHAM 81 CO., that it must
be paid immediately-and no mistake. If there are any
GENTLEMEN who cannot will not, pay for the Clothes
they wear will they have the goodness to call No.
MERCHANTS Row, and say
6wis29 LEONARD BRIGHAM
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Sir George Simpson, the Governor OF the Hud-
SIMS Bay Company, who returned to Montreal
recently from the interior, says that out of five
thousand citizens of the United States who reach
ed Oregon UP to March last, one thousand had
re-emigrated to California, having been disap-
pointed with the country.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

< DOUBLE GEER SPEEDERS-3 of "a spindles each,
and Of 20 spindles each-all perfect ORDER
running. Also $500 BOBBINS for the same.
40 first quality SOAP STONE for Dressers-44 In long
and from Al to inches in diameter.
Inquire Of A. DEWITT, 0xford-F SKINNER q 70.
Boston-A. II. BOYD, Agent, Spring PalefMs
July %. 4w
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Office,

WORCESTER, July z, 1916. !
VIE subscribers to the Capital Stock of the Worcester
Il and Nashua Railroad Company are hereby notified
that an assessment Of FIVE DOLLARS per share has been
made by the Directors payable the Office of said Com
pany NO. 1877 Main Street, Worcester the eleventh day
OF August next CLAUDIUS b. LONG,
5wis Treas Wor and Nash r. r. Co
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STRAYED.

LNROM the premises OF the subscriber, a small
Il sized Dark BROWN French HORSE, about years
old, with white spot under the saddle, rather wild and
difficult to CATCH Whoever will return said beast shall
be suitably rewarded. A. F. SMITH.
New England Village, July "a, ls45.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

ENR0M the pasture of the subscriber, on the
H. night Of the l6th large Chestnut Colored HORSE
years old switch tail with crack in the front part of al
his hoois Whoever will return said horse or give infor
nation where he may be found shall be suitably rewarded
Upton, July "a, l845. PEARLY p. TAFT
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NOTICE-NOTICE

AVV 4VA IVV 1VII
tENHE Stock OF Ready-made CLOTHING and
n Rich Furnishing Goods are removed from No. Gran
lite Row, e. Main street, to
No. Merchants, Row.
in front of the Worcester House, and nearly opposite The
American Temperance House aud Norwich and Worcester
Depot where will be kept the best assortment of
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING AND RICH
FuMNlSHiNG GOODS to be found in this County.
GIVE particularly invite the good citizens of Worcester
ana vicinity to pay us friendly visit. There shall be
hong lacking on our part TO make this Store the Gentle
mans resort OF Fashion, have made extensive ar
Iahgemens with the largest mandatory in the United
states 10 receive FRESH GOODS EVERY WEEK
ANY gentleman leaving his order for any Garment can
Boston. - 9 0A'
II Do not forget the number
No Merchants Row, Worcester.
June 25
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NOTICE.

TENHE next term of the subscribers School for
Il Young Ladies will commence on MONDAY, July
29th. Price OF tuition $l2 per term.
July 26. II. G.. o. BLAKE.
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BERLIN ROARDING :SCHO0L.

THE Fall Term of this School will commence on the
second Wednesday in September, and continue eleven
weeks Board females, of washing and lights,
Sl.29-incudng them 1850; for males, from s so to
81 u.s. Tuition-for English branches IS, with
usual additions for higher branches and languages
Previous to the commencement Of the the School
will be furnished with extensive apparatus the
lions and in giving lectures before the school Frequent
meetings will he held for the discussion OF scientific sub
jects Teachers will receive particular attention. App
cations should be made JOSIAH BRIDE.
Berlin july
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100000 Havanah Cigars,

TONSISTING OF a great variety of 0pnIcr npANns
~ Also, common qualities, imported and constantly on
hand ana Tor sale by JEROME MERRITT,
'yzo ueop3w' IL Long WhdrG BOSTON.
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Straw Braid !.

WANTED by the subscribers, coarse and fine Seven
w Braid and Straw Cord, in any quantity which the
highest price will be paid. HUNT Il FAY
Westboro, July 2. 6wSs
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Paper HangingS,

Wholesale and Retail.
THE subscribers manufacturing all kinds Of PAPER
L HANGINGS AND BORDERS of every description,
and have extensive always hand part
Of which may be and sale (ioWer than be
purchased eLsetChere) at T. w. 81 G. p. BANCROFT'S,
No. 155 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, Mass, and at SAML
B. PIERCE e. CO.'S No. Al BROAD ST BosToN
Also, large ment of French Borders and FIRE
Board Prints, &c w. P. WHITE a. co.
Newark, N. j.. July %, l645 Sun
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FOR SALE.

FUR SALEs
AA TWO New thorough built FACTORIES, with
MN good breast wheels in the same well geared Off
sS situated on durable stream, with water power TO
epch sufficient operate from 40 to 90 Cotton LOOMS
They well situated for manufacturing purposes and
have good and convenient Tenemens Possession given Of
of them Immediately, and the other in few months
For further particulars inquire at this Office. If July 23
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To Wood Choppers.

THE subscribers wish for Cutting and Split
ting thousand cords Of Wood Deathville, In
Rutland the ensuing Fall and Winter, commencing the
Isl OF September in lots 10 suit contractors, for which
fair price will he paid. DENNY g. FITCH.
Leicester. July %.
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VIM. Hovev's Patent Straw Gutter.

fTNHE subscriber having made important improve
ments in his tools and machinery for building his cele
brated Straw Gutter, is able to offer them the fol
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Lead Pine and Pnmns.

VIE subscriber has constantly hand supply of all
Il sizes OF the best TIMED LEAD PIPE. Also Cop
per PUMPS with Copper Tops Revolving Iron Tops as
low as can be bought of the quality. Old Stand
No. IL School St., Worcester JOHN SlJTTON
July g. ~
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Cheap Temperance Grocery
and Variety store,
al The old stand in HAzARD's BLOCK, $50
called No. 81, Thames street.

'l'HANKrUL for past favors the subscriber
would inform his customers and the pub
lie generally, that he is making daily addl-
tions to his stock of goods for the Spring and
Summer trade, consisting of FAMILY
GROCERIES, of oil kinds, OF first quality
and low prices.
Vegetables in their seasons, Of The differ
cnt varieties.
Wooden, Stone and Earthern Ware, direct
from the manufactures.
Cheap Boots and Shoes for men, women
and children.
An assortment Of Drugs and Medicines,
The nnst popular and useful for Families.
kascncrs OF nll klnds, warranted good.
Mead aud lemon sylups-soda aud soda
Powders
Cio,hs and other articles in the dry goods
Inc.
Flesh fruits, nuts, candies, currnnts pruncs,
ralsins and nlmos, every variety generally
found in Variety Stores. to which will be adj
dcd in few days, Crockery, Glass and Tin
Wares, together with numerous other ani-
clcs too numerous for an adycrlIscment.
Stamps with types and ink, for marking
hooks. linen. Sc.
! SHIP STORES, put up at shor, notice.
! " u. Boarding House, rs usual, opposite
side OF the street, NJ. 81, where eau be &C
commodarcd from ~ 10 l6 permanent ur
transient Bnafdcrs, ~ reasonable icrms.
CHARLES e.. DURDlCK
D Newport, April =, lcIJ.
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(COniinusd)
The examination Of Peter May, taken
upon oath this 18th day Of January, A.
ID. I773:
Peter May, Of lawful age, being duly
sworn, deposeth and saith, that he was
late a mariner on board his Nlajesty's
schooner Gaspeo, and that some time
last summer, ae they were going in said
schooner towards Providence, about Q
or 8 o'clock in the afternoon, they struck
aground upon a poin, of land nbou, a
musket shot from the land that she lay
so dry that they walked round her and
scraped her bottom, the water being a
bout one foot on one side, and about two
feet on the other; that they got an an
chor out, and endeavored 20 get her oT,
but after striving till sunset they desisied
from any further attempts all but the
watch, which consisted of three, were
ordered by Lieutenant Duddingston to
go to sleep that between 10 and | o.
clock the schooner was attacked by
number Of boats with people on board;
armed some with clubs, some with other
weapons that this deponent was below
at the time the people boarded the schoon-
or, and when he camo upon deck he saw
Lieutenant Duddingsion discharge pis-
tol, but whether it wounded any body
he cannot tell Immediately after, he saw
a man in the bow of one of the boats fire
a musket and wound the Lieutenant, up
on which, the Lieutenant cried out,
"Lord have mercy upon me, ] am done
for - that Immediately after this, the
deponent was knocked down the hatch
way, and recovering himself, went into
the stcerage in order to get some clothes,
and from thence stepped into the cabin,
and there heard the Lieutenant desire
the people not to haul and pull him about
as they did, but to assist him on which
lkey said they had no doctors, but would
send him as soon as they could TO a place
where they could get one /; he soon after,
when the Lieutenant was on deck, heard
several people ask him whether ne would
make amends for the rum which he had
seized out of the sloop, and If he would,
they would return him the schooner one
OF which people was named Greene,
whom he saw in the cabin Of the Gaspce,
the day after they had seized sloop. OF
which he appeared to be the owner and
out of which he took some rakes; this
deponent saith that the said Greene is
tall, slender man, wearing his own hair
of brown color. This deponcnt further
saith, that after they had taken posses
sion of the Gaspee, the hands belonging
to the Gaspee were put into boat aud
rowed ashore at place about mile dis
tant, between 9 and O'Clock in the
morning, aud that he saw the schooner
on fire when they were about half way
to the shore, and the fire began upon tho
quarter deck and further this deponen,
saith not.
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others, Whose names ] have forgot, }
were concerned therein. Upon this con
fession, he was released from n whipping,
sent on board the Beaver, where | aNar-
wards saw hun in irons on the quarter
deck. DANIEL VAUGHAN.
PRovIDENcE. SC.
PRoy,DENcE, Jan 10th, 1913.
Daniel Vaughan appeared in person
and made solemn oath to the truth Of the
foregoing declaration, unto which he
has subscribed, before
DARIUS SESSION.
Deputy Governor.
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Administrators A Notice.

vINHE f subscriber hereby gives notice that
he has been appointed by The Erobaic
Court of the town Of Newport, Administra-
tor on the estate of Capt. William Shear.
man, late of Newport, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
as the law directs.-All persons having de-
mands against said estate are requested to
present the same for settlement, and all per-
sons indebted TO make immediate payment
to DANIEL G. DENHAM, .4dmr.
Newport, April, 10, 1915.
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WIN. III. GREENE,

HAVING removed to the store No. los
IL Thames street, iofmcrly occupied by
the late Tnos. g. BRowN & SoNs. Is pre-
pared To cut AID make al kinds OF Garments
~ tho most fashionable styles. and on as lib
crnl terms ne any otics establishment
Wan,cd--J " grIs 10 learn the lradc.
March 10
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Providence, Jan. 10, 1878

IHoVIDENCE, y IN. 10, lT3.
SIR: In consequence Of nm applica-
ton made unto me in writing, signed by
BarzIla Richmond, Joseph Brown and
John Brown, | summoned Daniel
Vaughan and took his deposition relative
to what he knew respecting its treat
mcnt Of the mula,,o Aaron on board tie
Beaver, and herewith inclose it to your
honor. had not done it but our river
is fast shut up, and il is very uncertain
when Nr. Vaughan should give his de-
position before the commissioners, If he
arrives in season for that purpose hut
If he doth not, and you think proper TO
make use Of what now send, you have
liberty TO improve il ia any way you
think it may promote truth and justice.
! am, sir, your honorable servant,
DARIUS SESSIONS.
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Commissioners and Admi-
Mis(ratOr's Notice.

oOhhh
MistratOr's Notice.
'lNHE subscribers having been duly up.
pointed by the Hon. Court OF Probate
Of the town Of Newport, Commissioners to
receive and examine claims against the estate
Of the Hon. Asher Robbins, late of said
Newport, dec, hereby give notice that six
months from the date hereof is allowed by
said Court 10 the creditors OF said estate to
bring in and prove their claims the credi-
tors arc requested 10 present their claims at
the office Of VIM. Gilpin, Esq, where The said
commissioners will meet to have their final
settlement on the twenty-fifih day Of Sept,
lS45, at o o'clock a. m, on all such claims as
are presented and allowed.
RoBERT b. CRANsToN,
EDwARD w. LAwToE, Commis'rs.
WILLIAM GiLPIN,
Newport, April Z, fS45.
The subscriber having been appointed nd
ministrator on said estate, and having given
bond us the law directs. hereby requests all
persons indebted to snid estate, to make pay
neni TO him.
c. +. ROBBINS, .ldm'r.
Newport, April 2, lS45. 10
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Esg9l II0liisss,
Court Of Probate, .Ne,epori, .qpril7, Is4s.

Court Of Probate, .Ne,epori .4pra7, Is4s.
A PpLIcArIoN was made for an administra-
"A tor to be appointed on the estate Of
Lieut.. George William Robbins, late Of the
U. s. Marine Corps, dec, intestate.
The some is read and received and the
consideration thereof referred TO a Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall,
in Newport, on the first Monday in Muy
next, at . o'clock a. M, and that notice there
Of to be given by an advertisement three sue
cessive weeks in the Herald of The Tines, for
all persons interested TO appear at said time
and place and be heard.
a true copy-witDess
AI0 b. B. HowLAND, Pro. Crk.
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Court Of Probate, Newport, April z, lS45.
A PPLIcArios was made for an administra-
IA tor to be appointed on the estate OF
Simeon Smith, late of Newport, wheelwright,
dec. iniestate.
The same is received and the considera-
ton thereof referred to Court of Probate,
to be holden at the Town Hall, in Newport,
on the first Monday in May next, at 8
o'clock q. m. and notice ordered to be
given thereof by an advertisement to be
published three times in the Herald Of The
Times, for all persons interested to appear at
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness:
Al0 b. B. HowLAND, Pro. elk.
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@ A n p e II I NJ G .
VIM. e.. COzZcns 81 Go.

HAVE been receiving this week vcry
large and elegant assortment oi C.IR
PETLNGS, from the loves, prices to th'
most clcgan, Three ply.
Pi6dst call and SEE h,m.
Apnl 10.
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JAMES ATKINSON.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
QQD QlQl1QG19a
=

sJr The undersigned, having made
many additions Of NEW YYgR to
his Printing Establishment,
and a superior CARD PRESS, is pre-
pared to execute every description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.
LABELS, CHECKS,
WAy-BILLs, CRcULARs,
SHOW BILLS, BALL TICKETS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS, Bills OF Laying,
STAGE BILLS, BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES,
HANDDrLLs, BILL HEADS,
BLANKS s LABELS, NoTEs.
BILLS OF FARE for Public Houses.
SHOW BILLS, for Concerts, Lee
lures, Public Meetings, Exhibitions,&c.
A beautiful assortment of Plain and En-,
bossed CARDS on hand.
Orders from town and country will be
promptly answered, o. prices as low as those
of any other establishment.
Specimens of work may be seen at the
Office. The patronage of the public is re-
spectfully solicited.
JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Dec. 5, 1914.
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poetrp.

Parting Of lhe Widows Son.
The following beautiful lines are from th. p
Of Mrs l.. II. SIoouRSgv.
Yon slender boy his bark hath launched
On LIES deceiiful tide
His balmy years Of childhood DER,
lie goes without guide,
Amid The stir ana strife oC men
Ills devious course TO run,
The templer and lbe snare to hide
God bless the widows sou.
lie turned from the pleasant door,
And from the garden fair,
Where with his little spade he wrought
peneath mothers caro-
lie bears his head like manhood high,
Ye, tears their course will run,
When on his stranger he'd ho rests
God bless the widows son.
We say he goeth forth alons
To dare the eventiul field
No no n spell is round him thrown,
More firm than diamond shield
A mournful mothers fervent prayer!
so. ill his Life Is done,
Til lime, aud ioil spl change are DER
God bless the widows son.