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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

ID ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. 80 Prinnnt
IL Cloths, and in good running ORDER consisting Of
Picker, Wilton & Sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers
III Fin=hers-l Doubler-l Drawing France Taunton
Speedes, IL heads each Is Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spindles2 pair Mules Of 456 and IL spndle
| Warper-2 Dressers--6 Leems-l Cylinder and Do1e
Grinders W it'll all other articles used in Cotton Mills
II may be examined at any time on application TO NJ
SILAs DlNsmoRE, SO Main Worcester Foriurther par
icuars inquire OF S b. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec 26 d5aw wtf52
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

The Strong solicitations OF her friends and partror.
- Mrs GoopwS has at lat reluctantly permitted h.r
% o. brought before the public for The benefit othose mar
maze rhycans at the most delicate period Of womas life
MRS IS an experienced and aud hold
herself 10 radDess 10 the calls Of all who wish to secure bs
services and she feels confident her long her
profession 10 give entire satisfaction all who NAV h to
employ her. w ""! "'" 70
Mrs q will be found at her house, No. III Browns
Block, Salem-strcet.
Worcester, Feb1l An
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PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment!
No. 9 RrinIey Hall. No. 9.


TNHE proprietor OF this Establishment is prepared as
usual, to furnish his friends and the pubic with the
most perfect Dsguerreoypes that be procured OF
the character OF the pictures executed this long
lished Gallery il is enough 10 repeat that III serur
eds the HIGHEST tokens of award from The late
Mechanics Fair in this city, and from equally com
petent Probably establishment in the country
ejoys more envisble reputation for its perfect and lite
like types well for the beauty and expression
minues parts
The subscriber has recently imported from Germany
one OF he largest and perfect most CAMERAS ever n-
ventsd and give groups ofany number persens
one to thirty, e4ch figure perfectly represented without
obstruction from cloudy weather Persons wishing Pic
lures enclosed in Lockeis Cases. be suited with any
desirable style pattern, and OF the magnificent
nsh Pictures OF the largest size for Paror Ornaments
taken al the lowest rates Parents and ohsrs wishing
Daguerreoypes of children will find particular attention
devoted TO this department OF types.
Having secured asn the services of one Of the MOST
SKiLFUL and EXPERIENCED Daguerreotype
Artists from Bstn. the subscriber confident in being
able 10 excel rival in the profession Please cal and
examine Tor yourselves. DR.. A. VAN ALSTIN.
March, 50, 1919. DIFF
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scrOfs,Ia Cured.
Opinious OF Phvsiciaus.
CAUTION.

Owing TO the great andmmense sale of Doctor
Townsends Sarsapara. number Of men who were for.
mery our Agents, have commenced making Sarsaparila
Extracts, Eixrs, Bitter Extracts of Vel ow Dock &c
They generally put il up in the shaped bottles and
some OF them have stolen and copied advertisements
Principal Office, 1875 Fulton St. Sun Building N York
and by all the principal Druggists AMI Merchants generally
throughout the Uni ed States, w Indies, and Canada
AGENTS For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GRELN,
anPJ AMES GREEN Co. d24w&y
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TO LET.

"a A COMMODIOUS Store, Tenemsnt, and Barn
- N situated at Webster Depot. 1t Ia well calcu-
&4late for the Beet and shoe business zi,9niance
efhep for those branches Of business is be aD1d
vicinity II Is also well arranged merchandising for
which purpose it has been occupied for several years
For terms, which will be liberal to good tenant apply
the Depot Master, or CLEMANS Il HARMED. near Ina
smses dtJ Webster, Nov 2.
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Splitting BIood.

neD HOTk APrt 2e, 1881
DR TowNsxND-I verify believe your SarsaparillA
has been the means through Providence Of saving my
life. have f,r several years had bad Cough Il be-
came worse and worse. At last raised large guam.
tities Of bapd, had night sweats, and greatly deb
tated and reduced, and did not expect to live have
oRly used your Sarsaparla short time and there has
a wonderful change been wrought in me- able
70 walk all the city. raise no blood and my
cough has left me. You well imagine that am
thankful for these results
YoHr obedent servant
WIN RUSSELL, 65 Catharine- 1t
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Notice 70 theLndSes,


Those that initiate DR.. TownseAds SarssparIna, nave
Invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Female,
&c. &C. and have copied bills and circulars which
relates to the complaints Of women word for word
other who put up medicine, have since the great
success Of DR.. T6WnsendS SarSaparla In complaints in
cident females recommended theirs although previously
they did not number of those mixtures Pills, &C..
injurious to females they Aggavate disease and
undermine the constitution DIR. Townsends is the only
and beet remedy for the numerous female compains-t
rarely Il fails Of efecting permanent cure. II
can be taken by the delicate females in any case
or by those expecting to become mothers, with thu
greatest advantages, 1t prepares the system and
prevents pain DANGER and strengthens both mother
and child. Be careful to get the genuine
ScrOfmIa Cured.
This certificate conclusyely proves that this SaFSApa
rA has perfect control the obstinate dSeaII
Of the Blood. Three persons cured in house unpr
cedented.
Opinions Of Physicians.
Dr. Townsend IL almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This s certify that we, the undersigned Physician
Of the City Of Albany have prescribed
Dr. TownsendS Sarsaparia, and believe il to be Ons
Of the most valuable preparations in the market
II. P. PULLING, MD.
J. WILSON n. d.
r. B. BRIGGS H. D.
Albany, April ls4L p. 4. ELMEND ~ Nd
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Revolving Clothes Frames

REVOLVING UIOLheS Frames
RE manufactured and for sal at Reeds Wheel Far
"A tory, in DIR. Heywo6ds Steam Building, Central ST.
Worcester. -
These Frames are article and should be used Nv
every family. The clothes sail round the Post upon ihe
arms, and not injured by The wind person can
hang the clothes apon the line take them Off without
moving from the place where they commence
The subscrittr can sell fret article painted with
all the irons, for from SO TO SO per set
May "a c5m HAMMOND REED
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PIOWS-PIOWS.
II. MI. WOODWARD.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
AND GRAINER,


PARTICULAR attention paid to the Imitation of the
various Kinds OF Marble used for Mante Pieces, Cen
ire Tables Soda Fountain Slabs &c. Also, BLOCKING
Entries space Ways and Dining Rooms, in imitation Of
English Sand stone, Free Stone, and Sienna Mnrbe-(he
above is very desirable style for all public rooms the
walls can be cleaned very readily.)
ornamental and Panel Painting Walls, executed in
FrescO SeccO, and in Oil Paint.
Store and otiice WINDOW SHADES at prices from
Scroll BoTdered Signs, very style for indoor use
executed in good taste.
LET ERiNG done in the Boston end New York Ro
man, Egyptian ans full Block, English aad German Text
rlpt and Ornamental styles
ne VIII endeavor to please all who may favor him with
orders IN his line OF business
N. D. All orders from the Country attended tn with
}romptness, and all work finished at the time speci6ed
worcester, April 20. d3m
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FOR SALE.

- = Cottages, Gone double sngle,) stuafed near
@sSNA the I'd Mehosist Church. Each Cottage has
Is&A good front yard and garden containing large
number OF Fruit Trees, some in bearing condition. The
above offers chance any wishing locate in
that part of the city, for investments the present
ewner is about leaving the City, For further particulars
iaQnire at this ofee. Js d3t wifi
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Female Medicine,

Dr. Townsends Sarsaparilla is sovereign and speedy
for ncipisnt Consumption Barrenness Proiapsns
Uteri or Falling Of the Womb, Cosveness Piles Leucor
rhea, Whites, obstructed difficult Menstruatlon
ncontnence Of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general prostration of tho systemao mat
ter whether the result Ofnherent produc
cd by rregularty, illness accident Nothing can bs
surprising than its inygoratiBg effects on the hu
man frame. Persons Of all weakness and lassude from
taking at become robust and full Of energy un "
its influence. II Immediately conpteFacts the nerveess
Of the female frame, which is the great cause Of
Barrennes twill not be expected Of rs, in cases of so
delicate nature exhibit certificates of cures performed
bat the afflicted that hundreds Of cases
have been reported to Thousands Of cases where
famies have been without children, after using few bot,
Ties Of this invaluable medicine, have bess blessed with
kes healthy offspring.
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10000 900 Vds. Straw Cord Wanted.

THE above quantity OF Straw Cord wanted by the sub
scrbsrs, for which the highest price W II be paid.
Feb l6. dwstf HALL e. THOMPSON
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Wafer Power fo Lct.

AA N New England Village miles rom Worcester
EA Linear the Grafton Depot, on the Boston and Wor
&cester Rail Road. The building is % by SO feet,
two stories well lighted and well supplied with
Also, near the above, GRIST MILL, nearly new II
building is 20 by IS feet with two stories and attic
Two run OF Stone and Cracker has good Of custom.
Three or four Tenemens rented with the above ii de-
sired
Also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
cell rent.
Any all of the above will be rented for
years. SMITH & PRATT
New England Village, March 9. dwlf
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"a A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.,
fssM "A consisting of House, Barn and Building Lot.
aA A supply good and durable water, With many de-
rablc privileges, when examined. diff March s.
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FAMS-FANS.

THE best assortment lie found in the City-ameng
which some very rich patterns all of which will
be sold Lou, very Low, at COLEIAN'S where q
may be found great variety OF Rich JeUeiry, Fancy
Goods, &c. &C.. No 1877 MAIN STREET, south Of
Am. Temperance House. dwlf May "a.
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COMPOUND OF
SARS APP ARILLA.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
This Extract 10 put up in Quart Bottles; it is siz
tines cheaper pleasantsr, and SGrran;sd supsri
or any sold. cures disease pithoM pOm.
itiHg, Purging siekenMg or dsbili-
tGiing the Patient.
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsapara
all other medicines is while il eradcates disease,
il invgerates the body. II is one of the very best
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
Ever known ii not only purfes the whole system
and strengthens the person, but it creates pure
and rich blood power possessed by no other nae
dicins. And in this lies the grand secret of its
dsrful 1t has performed within the last Eve
years than 100000 cures Of Of dis
eases at least $4,000 considered iReurahle. II
has saved the lives Of than 5000 children the
two past seasons.
10000 cases of General Debility and want
of Nervous Energy.
Dr. Townsend Sarsaparilla iuvgorates the whole sys
tenn permanently. To those who have lost their muscu
lar energy by the effects of medicine iDdScreon conf
mittsd in youth the excessive indulgence Of the pas
iions and brought by physical prostratioH of the
system, lassitude want Of ambition faintns
sensations premature decay and decline Fastening to-
wards that fatal disease Consumption be entirely
restored by this pleasant remedy This SarSaparia 10
far superior to sny
InvigOrating Cordial.
ATit reneWs and nvgorates the system gives activi
ty the limbs, and strength to the muscular system in
q most extraordinary decree.
ConammptiOn Cured.
Bronchitis cOasumption Livsy OOmplaiat
Colds, Catarrh, CoYghs Asthma, SpittiaK
Blood, Soreness in the Ckes:, Hectic
Flush, NigM SDsGts, Difficult
Profuss E1peetsyatiOn, Pain
On the Side, &C. hare bseH
and be exrsd
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For Sale.

- TWO story dwelling House situated on Salem
sSsA n st. Said house is so by % feet, with wood
shed AID other conyenences. The lott e6 teet ny
A. convenient for large small family, and consider
able fruit the premises For further particulars inquire
of ALVAN ALLEN, Is Trumbull ST.
Worcester, KY y, 1913. DIFF.
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This Extract Of Sarsaparis has been expressly pre.
pared IN reference to female complaints No female who
ried, The turn Of life" should neglect to take il a,
It certain preventive for any of the numerous and
horrible diseases to which females are subject at this
time OF life. This period mey be delayed for several
years BY using this madeleine, Nor is it less valuable
for those who are approaching womanhecd - i. is
calculated to assist nature by quckeHing the blosd
ieyaluabls for ell the delicate diseases to which wo
men are subject. N
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- A NEW and elegant HOUSE on Laurel Street.
fsSaSA n Inquire of MERRIFIELD * HAPGOOD.
49, Feb 5. diff
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Reauty nnd Hanlah.

CoLMscs, Chalk and variety Of prep.r 1,ou, ,.r.,
Any use whom applied to the face very spoil il Of
rs beauty They close the pores Of the skin and check
the circulation which, when not by dis
ease or powder, or ths skin infsmed by the alkas,
used y scsp. beaut6ss s production in the "hu
man ace IRVINE well a. In the garden rich and lie.
hcately tinted and variegassd flowers A free active
and healthy circulation Of the Guilds the coursnr Of
the pure rich blood to the extremties is that which
paints the eountenaneo in tho exquisite beauty
s that which imparts the indescribable shades and
na,hea o. loyeiness that an admire but none can dos
eriOe This beauty s the offspring of natnre--nct Of
PondeT or soap nthsrs IL pot free and healthy crcu
stioA there 10 no beauty. tho lady is fair as driven
snow, u she paint and cosmetics and the blood
thiek cold and snpsre, she 10 not beautiful she be
syes that 10 fascinating. = '''''
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100 Building Lots for Sale
TO u ENI

90 A STORE on Soulhbrdge Street with good
- n Basement Room suitable for C ocery or Pro
vision Store. Apply to OTIS BRAMAN
June 4. DIFF Washington Square.
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STORE To LEI
Adams's Block, of Souhbridge and Main SIS
L Inquire of II. R. PARMENTER. l Front ST. Medif
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HOUSE AND LOT
A INOR SALE West Street. For further parties
sd l. ulsrs inquire of s.W SELBY s CO.,
1874 April "a. DIFF IS Main ST.
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FARM FOR SALE.

n N uA EOh SA Il
IA THE subscriber offers for his Farm situated
fMA about4 mile south OF Grafton centre, contain
sA ing about e5 OF good Land .wel waite ed the
s1ihngs in good conditionthe House is large and
convenient for two families, with failing well
EXCELLENT water in the hosethe Barn has been built
within few years. The Farm Is divided into Pasture
Wood Land, Moving aud Tillage There is good Wat
Privilege on the premises where dam be raised with
eat flowing other premises. Said Farm will be sold low
sad on easy terms For further in apply
ubscriber in Sutton CENTRE to HENRY G. PRENTICE,
on the premises. HENRY D. HOWARD.
Sutton, Dec 5. dwIf
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Great RIessinx 20 pTo,ber. a, r.,

II Is the safest and most effecua mooiclne fer pu
riying the SYSTEM and relieving the sutsrnr, attend
ant upon child discovered. II strengthen,
both the mother and child prevents pain and disease
snereases and enchos the food those who have used
IT, think is indispensable. 1t is highly useful both
before and asr confinement it prevents diseases at
leDdant upon childbirh-iR Costiveness Piles Cramps
Swelling Of the Feet Dependency, Heartburn Vomiting
Pain, in the Back and Lons False Pains Hemorrhage
and seguaIng the secretions and equalzing the cir
ceiauon It has no equal The great beauty Of this me
dicine H. 10 always SAFE and the most delicate use
most successfully very few require any other me
aicns in some little Castor Oil Magnesa il useful
Exercss 10 the open air and light food with this medi.
cine. ~Rl always ensure safe and easy con6pement
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-09
Marritg.

In this village at the stnge House, March /, by
Rev. A. Huntington Clapp Mr. Lucius Dimock to
Miss Elccta Jones, both Of Northampton, Mass.
In thi, village, ut the Vermont House, March =,
by X. W. Clarke, Esq, Mr. John Schultz to Mics
Caroline Roller, both Of Greenfield Mass.
In Fayetteville, Feb. "a, by Rev. o. Warren, Mr.
William Miller 10 Miss Mary A. Cady, both Of VIII
mingtou
In North warlsboro, March I, by Rev. g. w.
Kellogg, Mr. Daniel G. Harrington to Mrs Harriet
II. Reaw, both Of Wardsboro.
In Wilmington, Jan. ., by Rev. Moses Adams,
Mr. Cyrus NJ Winchester, of Marlboro, TO Miss
Nancy NJ Hall, Of Wilmington.
In Marlboro Feb "a, BY the same, Mr. Ira Ad.
ams, Jr. TO Miss Eliza Winchester both Of Marlboro.
In Marlboro, Feb Is, by the same, Mr. franklin
Harris 10 Miss Lncy Adams, both Of Marlboro.
la Walliagford, Jan. ~ by Rev Mr. Mitchell,
Mr. David T. Packard TO Miss Emily H. Tower;
also, by the same Jan. %, Mr. john S. Dawson 10
Miss Mary L. Hubbard, and Mr. Elias Thompson to
Miss Belsey A. Dawson, both Of Shrewsbury.
In Northampton, Feb. ~, Mr. Josiah Tyler. Of
East Windsor CT. 10 Miss Susan W, daughter OF
Mr. Chester Clarke. They arc to proceed mmcdi.
atcly to the Mission among the zulus ia S. Africa.
In Hartford, CT March l, by Rev Mr. Gallandct,
William $. Sandford, Of CORVALLIS, Nova Scotia,
to Linda Taylor, Of Andover, vt.-5oih deaf mHics.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-09

TRAGIC OccURRgScE.-Th The New York
Tribune mentions that an attempt was made on
Tuesday 27th, bya gentleman named Thos. II.
Walker to murder his repuied wife, Mrs Martha
Eliza Walker, residing at No. &c Lexington
Avenue, New York, by shooting her with six
barrel revolving pistol. The ball entered her
shoulder, descended in an obliquc direction, and
passed out at the left side of her waist. II APP
pears that the lady in question is the Mrs Miller
whose abduction from Stamford, CT, by her hus-
band some years since created such sensation
in the public mind Her maiden name was
Blackwell. After the abduction, Mr. and Mrs
Miller lived together for some time in New
York. but finally separated. Mrs Miller subse-
quently became acquainted with Mr. Walker,
and, as she alledges, was married to him, which,
however, Mr. Walker denies to be the case
Mrs Miller has resided in Lexington Avenue
since September last, in fashionable style, where
Mr. w. has occasionally visited her. lie was at
the house in the afternoon of the beforenamed
day, when the report Of pistol being heard, the
inmates Of the house repaired to the parlor, and
there discovered Mrs Miller lying PROSTATE upon
the floor, bleeding profusely from the wound
which had been inflicted. Physicians were i'm
mediately sent for, and information given to the
police, by whom Mr. Walker was taken into
custody, and he was subsequently conveyed to
tho Station House and locked up. He asserts
that she shot herself On being asked for the
pistol, he took it from his pocket and delivered
il up to the police officer. The lady has since
died, and Mr. Walker has been held to trial for
her murder.-Na1hamptO Gazette.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-09

SHAMEFUL 1T will be seen by our Con-
gressional report, that the men whom we have
chosen to make laws, wound up the session by
violating both human and divine laws. The
Halls of each House presented disgrsceful spec
tacles of Sabbath-breaking, drunkenness, and
pugiiism. When will the people put stop to
this by selecting their Representatives for brains
rather than wihd-pipe? An ability to hurrah
loudest for the party, rather than to transact
-pa5lic business faithfully, has come to be esteem
cd the main qualification for office. Is this al
ways TO CONTINUED
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Dte0.

In this town, March 2, Mrs Loyina, wife Of Mr.
Samuel Frost, aged 60.
In this town, Feb. IL, Mrs Lucy stoekwell, wife
Of Mr. Asaph Stockwell, aged II.
In Westminster, Feb n Of lung fever, Mr. Benja
min Howard, aged SO.
In Townshend, Feb. 81, Mr. Thomas Simpson, a
Revolutionary pensioner, aged oi,-l Newspapers in
Massachusetts will please copy.l
In Wilmington, Feb. IL, Mr. Freeman Childs, 80.
AT Chicopce Falls, Feb. 4. Chaunccy G, only son
Of Roswell and Susan Coblegh, formerly Of Brat
tlcboro, rgcd IS yrs 10 mos
In claremont, n. IL, Feb. g. Miss Lucia Z. Ed
son, Of Grafton, VI, aged 10.
In Lebanon, Madison county, n Y, Col. Simeon
Stearns, formerly Of winhall Vt, in his sist ycar.
AT Hampton Falls, n. H. Mrs Hannah Porter,
aged &C. widow Of the late John Porter, aud daugh-
ter Of Hon. Meshach Weare, first Governor Of New
Hampshire. She had entertained at her house
Washington, Lafayette and many other distinguish
ed Personsges Of the Revolution.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-09

LArLR FROM CAIIFoRNIA.-The steamer
Crcstent City arrived at New York from Cha
gfes on Saturday. There was but little digging
al the mines in consequence Of cold weather.
Eight hundred could winter at the mines. The
miners were coming into San Francisco as sue
cessf,l as before. San Francisco was crowded.
Provisions were plenty both at Panama and
San Francisco.
There was no gold at Panama. The steamer
Caliiafna sailed on the 9th January for San
Francisco with $50 passengers. About 500 had
lefi Panama for San Francisco. There was very
little sickness on the Isthmus. There were daily
arrivals at Chagres, and the passengers were
getting over the Isthmus without difficulty. The
Oregon had not arrived at Panama ON the 10th
Of February. There were about 1000 persons
nt the Isthmus waiting transportation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-09

RAsCALITY PUSIsHISG ITsELF.-A con-
tractor upon the canal enlargement near Little
Falls, having received money upon his contract
absconded with the view Of cheating the laborers
in his employ out of their wages. A lawyer was
deputed 10 pursue and arrest him; and having
overtaken and secured the swindler locked him
in room in the third story of Owens Hotel, in
this city. About / / o'clock at night, he attempt
ed to escape, by tying together the bed-clothes
in the room, and letting himself down outside.
He had just got under way, when his " rope "
broke, and he tumblcd to the ground, breaking
one of bis thighs, and leg in two places. He
was alive yesterday Schenectady Cabinet 2ih.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-09

BURNT TO DEATH-A little daughter Of Rob-
ert Fletcher, of North Adams, was burned so
dreadfully by her clothes taking FIRE, on the 10Th
ut., while the parents were absent, that she died
in few hours.
A child of Farnham Cooley, of East Gran
vile, Mass, aged years, was burnt TO cinder
on the I'd inst, by its clothes taking fire from a
lamp, in the absence of the mother
A little girl, daughter Of Mr. Michael Smith, Of
Butler, Pa, was so severely burned on the 2lst
ult., by her clothes taking fire, that her life Is
despaired Of
Catharine Engel was burned to death in Hay
cock Township, Pa, the other day, by her clothes
taking FIRE.
We could fill column with such cases. almost
every winter. Females and children should al
tcdys, during the cold season, dress in something
not readily comhustible-wo wooden, or muslin dc
laines.-ADany Atlas.