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HOuSE FnR SAIE

~ 4 NEW AMI convenient Dwelling House, with
s..fA a two Tenemens. pleasantly located west of
aSS Main Street within five minutes walk of the City
Hail. and commanding ghul prospect the city and
surrounding country. Terms liberal. Inquire of WILL
LIAMS, No 2l8 Main Street, or OF d. BROWN, No. s
Central Exchange dsf June 90
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Wilder,s Patent Salamanca Safes.

Secured against Gunpo cder and warranted NOT 10 Dhre
books papers BY dlmpness
TTHUESE SAFES made in The most substantial man
per lined with composition which is perfect nom
conductor OF and be destroyed by fire. having
been exposed frequently, the most severe tests, in
every instance pr serving their cone nts InIjured
Manniac ured by JOHN r. WILDER.
No 90 State Street, BOSTON
Orders received by WILLIAM CROSS,
ADri!7 dist al H0rceStRT bdnR
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100 REM ~

- A LARGE AND CONVENIENT TENEMENT
fT "A suitably arranged and occupied as genteei
-sAA boarding house, pleasantly situated near Main
street. will be rented Immediately together with all the
furniture and fixtures OF the house. The present boarders
may be retained and the OF the premises boarded
For further information apply the Of Eden and
sudbury Streets July 9
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Splitting Blood.

NeD York april %, 1881
DR. TowNsEND-I verify believe your SarSaparia
has been the MEANS through Providence of saving my
life. have fsr several years had bad Cough 1t be-
and worse. At last raised large guam
titieS Of beod had night sweats and greatly deb
taed and reduced, and did not expect to live have
only used your Sursaparlla short tme and there has
to walk all over the city l raise no blood and my
cough has left me. You well imagine that am
thankful for these results.
Your obedient servant
WIN RUSSELL IS Catharpest
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Opinions OF phvaiciauu.
CAuTION-

Owing to the great and immense sale of Dtctey
Townsend's sarsaparia. number mrn who were ior
merry our Agents, have commenced making Sarsapara
Extracts, Eixirs, Btters, Extracts of Yellow Dock Sc
lhey generally put it up in the shaped bottles and
some OF them have stolen aud copied advertisements
PRINCIPAL Office, l26 Fulton ST.. Sun Building ~ York;
and hv all the principal Druggists an Merchants generally
throughout the Uni ed Slater w. Indies and CANDIDA
AGENTS For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN,
ana JAMES GREEN Co. d2aw&y
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Those that initiate Dr. TownseRds Satsannrup n
invariably called their stuff great Remedy Tor FemaJ
&c &C, and have copied bills and circulars wSit
relates to the complaints Of women word for word
other men who put up medicine have since the rra.,
success OF Dr. T1wnsends Sarsaparla in omolan,, 10
cdent TO femses recommended theirs although
they did not A number Of these mixtureS pin, ~
are Injurious to fomale they aggravate disease s
undermine the constitution. DIR. Townsends ia The oni
and beet remedy for the female compain,sy
rarely, ever fails Of cffectng q permanent cure !,
can be taken by the most delicate females in anv
or by those expecting to become mothers with III
greatest advantages as 1t prepares the system and
prevents pain dangoE and strengthens both metbas
and child. Be careful to get the genuine.
SCrOfuln Cared.
This certificate conclusvely proves that this sarSans
rilla has perfect control the most obstinate deae.
Of the Blood Three persons cured in one house unptc
cedented. F
Opinions Of Physicians.
Dr. Townsend IL almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians In different parts Of the Union.
This Is TO certify that We the undersigned Physician.
City Of Albany have in cases
Dr. Townsend's sarsaparla, and believe to bo Ons
Of the most valuable preparations in the marker.
H. p PULLING, M d.
J. WILSON NJ. d.
R. b. BRIGGS ND
Albany, April 1871 r. K. ELMEND RI ND
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LAWNS AND BAREGES,

III W ANFD IA N u lJIA IA L u IlIJ,
ONCE MORE!
T AM selling handsome SmalI Ffgh LaunS for 81 cts.
Very fine tMadder colors) Tor cts
Small igj BROWN LAWNS for l21 cts
50 ps. II aud 20 cent. qualities FIR l24 GEMS.
The finest 20 cent Organdi liusiin8 for ] shilling.
Hdndsone Wo9i Bareees al 10 is.
do Six y Woot do for H. 20 and 25 cents.
Nice all SILK FOf LARDS for 374 cents.
do do MUSLIAS, for Is Gems.
Many Of the above Goods offered at hdf he cost of
I'M Ortation Purchasers will that ] au determined
TO close Them out il there is any virtue in Low Prices
July II. DIV H. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
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: TWO Emgimo Ia1IpeS

fNOR SALE-one with eight feet Shears and compound
Head, and the other with six feet Shears and Screw
apparatus said Lathes are nearly Inquire of JOHN
,LEAVERNS, at the Machine shop of Messrs Tourtel
o Davis q Co. diff MAY 4,
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FANSFAwS

VIE best assortment TO be found in the Ci,y-omeno
whlca are some very rich patterns all Of which wi.
he sold Lfto, ue,y LoW at COLEMAN MS where a :,
may be found great variety Of Rich Jfwetrv, Fonct
Goods, &C. &C., No 1877 MAIN STREET, doors south q
Am Temperance House. dwlf Moy "a
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TO LET.
In A COMMODiOUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
Es situated at Webster Depot. II is well caleu-
hsiaej for the Boct and shoe business, Abundance
oihcp for hsss branches Of business is be foaDd n the
vicinity. II Is also well arranged for merchandising for
ch purpose u has been occupied for several yeirs
roi terms, which will be liberal 10 good tenant, aiy
10 me Depot Master or CLEMANs & LARNED, near ihs
remises du Webster. Nov 2.
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House far Sale.

IRA A new and valuable house, OF two Tenements
E3 "A stu aed Carol street, nearly opposite the
Laurel street Church. For particulars enquire on
the premises. June 49, DIFF
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Houses nmd LOIS.

TNHE Subscriber offers sale Forty Building Lps on
Laurel Hill one of the beautiful locations IN the
Cts. Prices running from l$ioOoO9 'our bn bred to
tsle0o 00) sixteen hundred dollars. ALSO-Ohe House
situated Laurel st. one Elizabeth street, and ene
on shelby street. all and mofern built ssaie tor
ONe or TWO LAmilies. d& VII a. MENKltIEl.U
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DIR. WNSEN D'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
S ARS APP ARILLA A.


Grent Spring and Summer Medicine.
timss eheo2sr, pleasanter and warranted sapcri
to any sOld 1t cures disease Uthout pom
itiNR, prgiHg, sickeHiHH debils-
taiing the Patient
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsaparla
over all other medicines u.s. while il sradicates disease
Il nvigorates the body. 1t is one oftho very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
and strengthens the person. but creates new, pure
and rich blood power possessed by no other mo
dicine. And in this lies the grand secret of its
derful success 1t has performed within the last Eve
years. than 100000 of of dis
Gases at least $4,000 considered iReurabe. II
has saved the lives Of more than 5000 children the
two past seasons
10 Zoo cases OF General Debility and want
of Nervous Energy.
Dr. TownseAds Sarsaparila nvigorates the whole sys
permanently. To those who have lost their muscu
lar energy by the effects of medicine indisereon
med in youth the excessive indulgence of the pas
sons and brought by physical prostratioA Of the
nervous system, lsssitude want of ambition, fainrs
sensations premature decay and decline Fastening to-
wards that fatal disease Consumption be entirely
restored by this pleasant remedy This Sarsaparia s
far superior to any
InvigOraiinR Cordial.
As it and invigorates the system gives aetyi
y the limbs and strength to the muscular system in
q most extraordinary decree
Consumption Cared.
ClsaRss and Strengthen. Consumption be cered.
Bronchitis, Consumption Ltvsr Complaint,
Colds Odtarrh, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting
Blood Soreness in the Chss, Hectic
Flash, Night SUsats Difficult or
Profuse Expeetsration, PAIN
ta the Side, &c. hare bees
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To Mothers nnd Married Indies.

This Extract Of Sarsaparilla has been expressly pre-
pared in reference to female complaints No female who
mas reason TO suppose she approaching that critical Pc
riod, The turn Of life" should Neglect to take il as
It Is certain preventive for any ofthc numerous and
horrible diseases which females are subject at this
time Of life. This period mey be delsysd for several
sssrs BY using this medicine Nor il less valuable
for those who are approaching womanhood, as it is
calculated to assist nature by quickening the blosd
Invaluable for ell the delicate diseases to which wo
subject. an
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BOARDERS WANTED,
tWo Gehtemen can be accommodated with Board on
Main. corner Myrtle Street. DIR Anil %
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Improved Patent Blind Hinge

improved FatenT BIlnu Hinge
and Fastener combined.
TIE best article in for opening and shutting ire
Blind AMI fastening ia any desirable position from
the inside without raising the sash The public are invi
ed to call and examne The application on the model.
For sale by KINNICUTT d CO.,
I62 Main Street, Wcrcesffr.
D. MattheWsone Patent Weafher strip for OUTSIDE
Doors and French nGOws, sure preventative ol ram
or dust. ~ Orders 20 be pppitd lett above, VIII oe
promptly attended to- A. b. CRANE Agent
NAV 4. d3m weep
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RARE CHANCE.

NE STOCK Of Grocery Store will be sold low. and
me Store on Souhbridge street, recently oecurieh
D Cushman Fhayer, will be lei tor the Grocery or FRO
vision business. l.. * 3. T.. DARLINGTON,
June IL. Jti ~ Portland 81.
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Rice's Improved Lightning Conductors
faIE Subscribers would respectfully inform Ire ihha>l9
Of Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS The ensuing sea
son in superior any thing OF he kind ever yer
offered 10 the public substituting for the rude connecr
lions commonly nsed copper points and stenngs gGen
spires, and COPPER bottoms, nddrg thereby mafera! 70
he beauty, strength, and durability OF the work.
- man p''"f''' T C. RICE,
Worcester, March 8. dwlf J. p. RICE.
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TO LET,
1.-TWO FRONT ROOMS on MAIN STREET a few door.
L north of the Post Office Iaqure this Office
June q. DIR
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ICE ICE.

lhDEhS lot " u elt AT The stores of CoNvRRsB CuI
~ YER, under the City Hall, and L. b. FLAoo q Co.
NO. % Main street will he promptly attended 10 nv
may ~ DIT A. II. SEARS.
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Beauty and Health.

CeIMecs, Chalk and variety Of prepar ZION, V.u.,
Any IN USE when applied to the face very sot spoil il Of
s Deauty They close the pores Of the skin and check
the circulation which, when 10 not thwarted by dis
ease or powder or the skin inAamed by the aIkaies
used IN sosps beauthss itS production in the hu-
maa face bivlne as well the garden Of rich snd de-
hc.tely tinted and variegated flowers Free active
and healthy circulation Of the auds the coursns Of
the pure, rich blood to the extremies is tina, which
pants the countenanee In the most exquisite beauty.
ha;hes Of loveiness that an admire but none can des
tribe Tbs beauty 10 tho offspring of natars--nst Of
ation there beauty. If tho lady Is fair as driven
snow, II she paint and cosmetics and the blood
- hick cold and hnpure, she 10 beautiful she DO
brown or yellow. and there 10 pure and active blood il
eyes dsat 70 fascinating - '"'"
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Great Blessing TO Mothers Sc Children,
II Is the safest and most effeetual medcine for pu
ryins the system and relieving the suferings attend.
ant upon childbirth discovered. II strengthen,
ooth the mother and child prevents pain and disease
increases and snrchos tho food those who have used
~ think X Is indispensable. II is highly useful both
before and after confinement ss ii prevents diseases at
eeDdant upon childbrth-iH Costiveness Piles Cramps
Swelling Of the Feet Dependency Heartburn Vomiting
and regulating the seeretons and equazing the CIR
caation has no equal The great beauty Of this me
sicne is 1t always SAFE and the most delicate use il
most successfully very few require any other mo
dicns IN some little Castor OIL or Magns,a is useful
Exercise IN the open air. and light food with this medi
sines ~kl always ensure safe and easy confinement
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-09
CHOLERA Items.

The Dayton Empire, in, giving full
list of deaths by cholera in that city during
The past week, leigslesn in number,l says:
"Almost every day yawe hear of some new
cases but largapyops psftion Of them yield
very readily toslnedicAI treatment, when
taken in time; which lhstg goes to show that
no. moment should be lpst in procuring
medical aid upon ihe eppearance of the
slightest ,symntosy he disease, which
are usually. dias ngeRen, of the
1--WE have been al considerable pains to
ascertain, correctly, the circumstances at
tending the cases which have already oc-
Cured, and we find that very great pro.
portion ofthem may be attributed to i'm
prudence in diet, and inattention to the first
symptoms. J We believe that but one O.
pinlon prevails among our physicians in
regard to the absolute necessity of timely
treatment. They all agree that the only
safe course, upon the appearance of diar-
rhea no matter how slight-is to lay a.
side every thing else and apply the rem,
edy at once Let all both in the city and
country, heed this adaonition. Be care
ful, temperate and prudent, and leave the
rest TO Providence" sa
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apues.

LECTURE ON EPIDEMIC CHoLERA.-A
lecture on Epidemic Cholera, delivered al
the hall of the Philadelphia College oil
Medicine, in May Is49, by Thomas D
Mitchell, M. D., Professor of Theory and
practice in the College of Medicine Of
Philadelphia.
The doctor publishes at the close dietic
table of articles safe and unsafe for fami.
ly use. The table is as follows:
Safs-Beef steak, beef tongue. dried
beef, mutton. chickens, ham mackerel,
smoked herrings, rice, toa sted bread, crack.
ers, good roasted potatoes, mustard, horse
radish, salt, pepper, vinegar, black tea,
Java coffee, iced water, iced lemonade,
iced claret, soda water, ice cream.
Unsafe-Fresh pork, veal, fresh fish,
oysters, greens generally, unripe fruits,
fresh warm bread, sour bread, moasses
and water, common alcoholic drinks.
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Mrs. Caudls VS.. "Ozd Tack. Mrs.
Caudle has Just learned that her husband
has Just been disappointed in his aPplica-
ton for office under Taylor, whereupon she
puts in the licks as follows:
"But tis too bad; Candie, amt it! Yes
it's! After all you sand against Polk and
his administration blowed Texas and the
Mexican war sky high-hoped Taylor and
his troops would be shut up and cut up be-
tween Point Isabel and Matamoras-Pray-
ed for his destruction at Monterey, and his
annihilation at Biiena Vista opposed his
nomination at Philadelphia, and then after
the deed was done, agreed to take all back
and vote for him for President You made
an awful face, but you did it Caudle, and
all for what! Why, not for honor; tor you
renounced that when you surrendered-but
for office, for spoils-for there was nothing
else in'the contest. And now, to get cheat
ed out of these; to lose the spoils all you
fought for-'tis degrading, abashlng, hui
initiating! If Old Zack, after tue sacrlhce
you made for him, don't sacrifice some loco
subordinate to appease your wounded hon
or, he will deserve to be made sacrltlce
himself, and an offering upon the altar lot
violated hope, of disappointed expectation
Tis toe bad Caudle."
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which they say that monarch is very much
delighted. But the buzzing part OF Bee
that rejects the advice of the Hornets, goes
after its death, to great cave under ground,
where it is benumed with cold and makes d
very disa bleeable noise in consequence Of
the infinite torture it there suffers.
There is prodigious number Of similar.
chimeras, with which these Hornets are
continually filling the heads of the poor
Bees; for as they are excused from working
and live on the labor OF the Bees, they have
nothing else to do but invent somethings to
terrify the Bees and ksep. them an 4 statesef
dependence; in which ttev have snccdeded
SO well, that we see abundance of these
poor insects SO full OF apprS Shension of what
may happen to their buzzifg pa aitel death
that they cannot with pleasure eat the. hol-
ey they have made, nor do any thing as they
should for their support. Aud when any
Bees in contempt OF these dogmas, apply to
their work and turn deaf ear to the Hor-
nets, they incense the other Bees against
them, and generally kill them, or at least
turn them out of their hives as dangerous
and sedItious creatures
1t often happens that when The Hornets
are at variance with one another, all the
Bees Of hive take part with one side OF
other, and being animated by the Hornets
they fall upon one another with SO much
fury. that We generally tiAd half Of the Bees,
of hive killed because they could not uI(
derstand the Hornets as the others did,.
Sometimes too, those Hornets engage whole
Bee-hives to make war against other Bee
hives; so that frequently We see several
thousands killed ON both sides only for sup
porting the cause of the Hornets of their
own sect against those of others. The Bees
also, in general, expose then selves very
cheerfully to this slaughter on the assurance
given them by all the Hornets that they
thereby do great service to the king, who
will takeit well at their hands, and admit
their buzzing part into his great hal in
preference to those of many others; for they
pretend to know the orders and will of the
king much better than tie otLer Bees, be-
cause certain Hornets, say they, who lived
several ages before them, heard them from
the Kings own lips, and transmitted them
down to them, partly impressed upon wax,
and partly by tie reports of their predecess-
ors.
1t is on this foundation that the Hornets
usurp so much authority over the Bees
throughout the whole island for there are
Hornets which have insinuated themselves
into almost alltle-hixesl and.exteaded their.
tyranny so far as to render these poor in1
sects perfectly miserable. They forbid them
on certain days to suck the flowers, which
they are permitted to do on others, and
likewise prohibit their making wax ard
honey on certain other days, because they
say, it is the Kings will and pleasure.
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Just Decisaon.-At the recent term Of
the Court of Common Pleas in Datke coun-
ty, Ohio, a number of individuals were in
dicted and found guilty of riot, for serena
ding a wedding party with bells, horns,
firearms. &c. Judge Holt charged deci->
dedly against the calathumpians. He said:.
"Some of the witnesses have spoken of
custom in that neighborhood to honor we'd
dings; with music OF this kind. Such
custom is'illegal; it belongs not to civihza-
tion, ard should not receive the sanction of
a Court and Jury sitting in civilized COM
munity. 1t has been said that; "Music
has charms to soothe the savage breast"
"It must indeed be a savage breast that
can be soothed by the hideeus sounds. of cow
bells, horse fiddes, rams horns, and like
musical instruments rafting, ringing, and
commin Cling together, and lnterspersed WITH
the occasional expulsion Of gnh-pow der"
"Such Serenades are unawiu al ard riotous.
Such is the law. The jury will find the
defendants guilty or not guilty as they find
the facts"
We are not informed what punishment
was inflicted upon the rioters. We hope it
was pretty round one, for we can con-
ceive few more outrageous practices than
the one referred to.
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The Mean Man;

I've known some very mean men IN
nv time. There was Deacon Overreach,
now he was so mean, he always carried q
hen, in his gig.box when he travelled, TO
pick up the oats his horse wasted in the
lnanger, and lay an egg for his Breakfast
insihe morning. And then there was Hugo
HimmeIaan, who made his wife dig pota-
toes to pay for she marriage license. 'Law'
yer.' he continued, addressing himself to
Barclay, did ever tell YOU that story OF
Hugo for i, is good one; and good stories
Ike potatoes amt as plenty as they used to
be when was boy. Hungo is neigh,
Dor Of mine, though considerable older than
1 be, and mean neighbor he is too. We'll,
when he was going to get married to
Gretchen Kolp, he goes down to Parson
Rogers, nj Digby.to get license"
sParson,' says he, whats the price OF
licensep
Six dollars says he.
six dollarsn says Hugo; that q dread
full sight of money! Couldn't you take no
less?'
NO. says he. sThat's what they cost
me to the Secretary's Office at Halifax.
well, how much do you OK for publish
ing in church, then?'
Nothing, says parson.
Well,' said Hugo, THAT'S SO cheap can't
expect you to give no change back, think
iii be published. How long does it takel'
three Sundays
three Sundays!' says Hugo. Well,
that's long time, too. But three Sun.
days only make a fortnight after all; two
for the covers and one for the inside like;
and six dollars is great sum Of money for
q poor man to throw away. must wait
$50 off he went a,jogging towards home,
and looking about as mean rs new-shear'
ed sheep, when all at once bright thought
came into bis head, and back he went as
hard as his horse could carry him.
tParson, says he, 'Pve changed my mind:
Here's the six dollars. I'll tie the knot to.
night with my tongue, tha. | can't undo
with my teeth.'
why, what in nature is the meaning o
all this?' says parson. ..@....
sWhy,' says Hugo, I've been cipherine
il out in my head, and it's cheaper than
publishing bans, after all. You see, sir
It's potato.digging time; if wait to be call
cd in church, her father will have hel
work for nothing; and, as hands are scarce
and wages high, i'll marry her tonight
she can dig our own tomorrow, and that
will pay for the license, and just seven
shiltings over; for there amt man in all
Clements that can dig and carry as many
bushels in q day as Gretchen can. And
besides, fresh wives like fresh servants,
work like smoke at first, but they get saucy
and lazy after a while.'
sOh N.Y. said Miss Lucy, did you eve,
hear the beat Of that? Well, never!'-
Jack Downing.
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For the Portage Sentinel.

Mr.. Editor:-I have observed, at diff
ferent times in your paper articles, treating
upon various subjects, inserted at the request
of some of your friends. Some of them, l
am aware, do not fully correspond with
your opinions, and by giving them place in
youl paper, you show spirit which no true
friend Of the @freedom of the press" will
condemn. 1 send you the following truthful
Fable, by inserting it you will much oblige
me, and many more who read tie sEz @s.45
:, SENTINEL.