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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-05

The DAUPHIN BUsINEss.-W are told by
one of the parties engaged in this investigation,
that letter has been received from lady at
New Orleans, who states that she is the person
TO whom Belanger made bis dying declaration, in
regard TO the Dauphin. She is well known 10
DR. Hawkes., having been member Of his church
when he was settled in New Orleans. She states
that she has in her possession trunk fall ofdoc-
uments relating to this question, communications
from the royal family. &c, which sets the uatter
entirely at rest, and proves the Rev. Mr. Williams
to be the DauPhin, beyond capl An agent has
been sent to New Orleans, 10 obtain possession
of the documents. These facts were stated to MS
by gentleman who has been closely connected
with this matter from the beginning, and ifthey
are facts, we hope the documents will be hurried
up as soon as possible-.NeU York. Tribune.
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AUsTRALIA.-We find the following in the
New York Herald
"Priyaie letters state that the Ovens, between
the province Of New South Wales and Port Phil.
Up had proved to be very rich. Melbourne had
received an accession Of 80, 3O6 to lis population,
making an aggregate Of near 69, 900. inhabitants.
ne receipts at Melbourne, from the LIST 10 the
zoih o. December, bad reached 75O, 900 ounces,
esHha'ea at Sl3, $500 900 the whole receipts,
IRON lhe iSt Of February to the end of December
eleven months had amounted 10 about gao.
OVO'VoO. On the first Of January, rates Of wages
were very high at all the ports. ''' v
AZ Melbourne, thousands, including womer
and children were living under tents. Flour vss
at Sl2 and Sl4 per barrel, and butter at as cts
per pound.
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FROM WASHINGTON The Senators who voted
against the nomination of Gen. Dix, were Messrs
Atchison, Bright, Butler, Evans, Mason, Rusk
Morton, and Thompson, of Kentucky A cor
respondent of the ~ Y Courier, under date of
Washington, March 81, says-"The New York
OF candidates and their retinues, as a shot into
coyey of partrdges- all who did not fall, few
away. When the feast is devoured, the guests
dispense All, by one common impulse, last night
or this morning, took fight for the North, having
probably received some intimation that the con-
test had been brought to its fnality by the ac-
ceptance of the principal personages in the late
arrangement. Penn y'"lna remains in some
force on the ground, butt the chips of the Key
stone are likewise thinning off
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ne. POTsONING, IN

Thous0nos of Pareus who use Vcimifuge composed
OF Castor Oil, C8omel, &c are aware that while
they appear TO benefit the patient, they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor OF Diseases such as sal
iyauoD, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement of
Hobehsacks Medicines, 10 winch weask the attention of
all directly interested in their as well as their Chill
dren's health. In Liver complaints, and all dsord rs
arising nom hose OF bilious type you should make use
OF the only genuine medicine, HubensaCk's Liver Pills
u BE not deceiUed" but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature OF the Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACK,
none else genuine
l., T. LAZELL, EDW'D II. MARSH, D SCOTT,
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL Il HILL,
Agents for Worcester.
novi3 DIFF
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The SANDWICH IsLANDs-A recent census
OF the Sandwich Islands exhibits some facts of
startling interest, and which illustrate in the most
unmistakeable manner the vital law that the in-
ierior race must give way TO the stronger. The
present population of the seven islands forming
the group is S0,64l. The deaths during last year
were Z ,94S, while the births were only AIS
an average of six deaths to enc birth. The for
eigners number only 1857. This is an extraor-
binary state Of things. and we doubt whether its
parallel can be found in the history of the world.
In the time of Cook, this people numbered AGO.
600; thus IN seventy years they have decreased
320, 200. In 1886, they numbered los, 579-de-
crease in seventeen years, nearly Is, OOO Such
rapid decrease of native population is deeply
melancholy spectacle. At the present rate ofde-
crease, another generation will hardly have pass
ed away ere this people will be bloted from the
face Of the EARTH
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THE New SUPREME CoURr JUDGE.-It
having been stated that Judge Campbell, the new
ly appointed United States Judge, was State
Rights man, of the straightest sect, as well as
lawyer of high qualifications, the Augusta (Ga.)
Chronicle remarks: "That he is among the first
lawyers in Alabama, no one questions, and it may
afford additional satisfaction to know that it was
Judge Campbell who wrote the series of articles
that appeared in the Mobile Tribune, some years
ago. Gin l849, we believe,) concluslvely estab-
fishing the existence and force of the Mexican
laws abolishing slavery in all Mexican territory
ceded 10 the United States''
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ToSACCo IN ALGERIA-It is stated that the
culture of tobacco has been successfully in
troduced into Algeria, aud that two crops
are raised in a year. This. however, appears to
mean only that there are two kinds of tabacco,
one of which is gathered early, and the other late
in the season, and in consequence liable to injury
by the autumnal rains. The quantity raised in
1852 was 400, 900 Kilograms, (about 3, 900 600
pounds) of which 100000 will be taken by the
French government, in lieu of an equal quantity
annually taken of American and Hungarian to-
baccO
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''''' CHAMP 5y9G AND PAIN KILLER.
RglNPTSTRY

From the Report Of the Committee on Dentistry attic
last Mechanics Fair, held in this city:
TO the presented by .. Harris, of WOrces
ter, the COMMITTEE gave their UNANIMOUS AND UN-
praise both for the elence Of the mate
rial the naGTalness and deCgcy of color, the perfect
carving of the teeth and also u the superiority of the
plate work, and the strength and perfect fitting Of the
teeth to ii.
In view ofthese facts your Committee award to him
the first premium Oft
silver ~ e d al,
FOR the specimens presented
Having increased facilities for the manufacture of
Teeth, the subscribers prepared furnish Dentists with
Block Teeth, of superior quality both strength
and liie-like appearance.
Particular attention paid Filling, and all Their opeI
atoms OF the Teeth.
Tooth Brushes also, Tooth Powders, and WASH So
periOr articles, may be had OF o. HARRIS,
l56 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
may22 dawly
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CITY WATCH House. We have been furn-
ished by Mr. Warren, Captain ofthe City Watch,
with the. following report of the number of per-
sons lodged and confined in the Watch House
during the month of March last-Poor dodgers,
33, for assault on watchmen, 2; for common
drunkenness, p for larceny, /; for drunkenness
and disturbance of the peace 81; whole number
65.
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ALL FOR LovE'-On Saturday, the 29th ult,
Geo. S Eldridge, ofBrewster, committed an as
sault upon one Of his female acquaintances and
stabbed her with a knife in the side, with the in
tention, as he has since avowed, of killing her -
She had previously refused to receive his add
dresses, which was probably the cause of the act
The knife struck the bone and glanced off, which
doubtless saved her life. Eldridge was appfe-
hended, and committed for trial. = Yarmouth
Register LIST
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50 Ihe second ofthe course Of sermons be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Association, will
be delivered by Rev. Dr. Cleveland of Providence,
at the Central Church, on this, Tuesday eve
ming, IL O'Clock. The Association have gen.
erously decided that the whole of the course shall
be free
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FUNERAL BALL.-The New Orleans Pie
ayune relates that ''a benevolent burial socetv''
of that city, for the purpose of raising funds for
their charitable purposes had issued tickets for
ball. The Journal, in excuse for so heartless a
proceeding, remarks:
necessary, that some men and women should
dance, in order to raise money to bury others.''
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sI.O0O RETgAROT

DR.. LANGLEH'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS
1t shall he left TO all the people, who shall be
titled to the above reward after using bottle each
and they will be sure TO he cured of the Liver Complaint
or Indigestion, J3undice, Coughs and Colds Costlve-
ness, Piles, Weakness, Headache, all complaints arising
from impure blood, loss Of appeuIe,-n fact all the
complaints which every body is more or less troubled
WITH after thawing out in the Spring. Langey's Bit
tiers the yer. thing for all the ladies' and every body
always do good and never harm and very pleasant
to take. Only rs and ST. cents a bottle
Sold in orcester by James Green and NJ. B. Green,
wholesale and retail d. Scott, <. II. Marsh, l.. 7 La
zel and all other dealers in medicine Also, by dealers
in all the towns and villages every where.
Wholesale depot, 81 Union street, Boston.
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MONDAY, April A.
Before Justice Green. William Lafeny who
was wheeled from Lincoln Square in state Of
beastly ntoxication on Sunday evening, was
placed at the bar on charge OF being drunk
He pleaded guilty, and was fined 81 and costs,
and for want Of The money was committed.
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A pa5cNTIsS

Designer and Engrayer, upon Wood and stone.--.
House on Crescent street. All orders left with o. w
RICE, al L. ID. Goddard Il Co.'S will meet with nronpt
attention. Particular attention paid to drafting Mach.
merry. dec3O ar
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VIRGINIA.-The Senate have amended The
House bill apportionrng the State for members Of
Congress so as TO make 10 districts, ynryina in
federal population from 80, liz to l0l, 1888, 40 ar
ranged as 10 give effective Democratic maiorities
in all except one of them The Senate passed
this bill, and sent ii to the House. Tho House
refused TO agree TO The amendments. The SEN
ate voted to insist. The House then laid the bill
on the table.
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CoNcERT.-The Worcester Musical Associa.
ton will give concert at the City Hall on Fast
Day evening. They had rehearsal last evening,
the execution of which was very CRAFTY ing, Civ
ing promise OF rich treat at the concert See
advertisement.
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70 81 sells peppermints on Sundays re-
marked good old lady who kept candy shop,
"because people carries 'em to church and eats
ZEN, land keeps awake to hear The sermon. But
If you want picked lines, you must come week.
days; they're secular commodities"
~ A lady had just taken her morning bath,
when, to her surprise, she found her invalid hus-
band standing at the door, She exclaimed -
"What are you here for? ] thought you were
asleep" Hereped, 81 heard an angel troubling
the water, and thought would step in and get
healed ;,
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Worcester Water Cure Institution No
lGLEN STREET.-Tlis Institution is well arranged
for the treatment of nyaids at all of the yea.
TERMS usually, for full board and tre atmcnt, f ON
81 TO per week. For out of door treatment So per
week
Each patient should furnish one line and two heavy
cotton sheets two WOODEN blankets; comfortable
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended to as usual,
Office hours from 2to4P, M.
dec6 dwi s.RoGERs, M. D.
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"A Cure for 70 centsIi

The worst Coughs, Colds, Sore Thronts and Ioarse-
ness are immediately cured by usng Deylueia Pitch
Lozenge. 1hey relieve mmediateg and the effects ARE
wonderful, thousands will testify who have used
them. No afflicted with any Of these compIntuts
should neglect 10 try them. NJ. D. Green 2lg Main A.
Is wholesale and retail agent for Worcester.
InchAn l,A
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CENTRAL AMERICA.-Dates from Guatemala
to March 5, declare that the difficulties with Hon
duras continued, and Gen. Carera, with a large
force, occupied the frontier of Chegumala. There
were no actual hostilities manifested, and the
probability was, that there would be none Hon
duras is considered to be too weak to enter the
field against her rivals
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DRAPER X CLARK offer to the public a new md
batter article of LINE than be found ut any other
place 10 me state After trying H. n any is not sat-
ished their money will be refunded We have dealt in
Lime for fifteen years, and have never found any before
that gave so good satisfaction.
DRAPER & CLARK
apl DIFF lO5 mil in Eront q,
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ANNExATIoN OF CHARLEsTowN AND
BosToN.-The Bunker Hill Aurora says il Is un-
derstood that at meeting of the Legislative Com
mittee, on "Wednesday last, it was decided to give
10 the petitioners for the annexation of Charles
town and Boston, bill, the details of which are
to be settled hereafter.
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IOurreaders will please observe the advertisement
in another column of selby & Co Is great Furniture
Sale, at Horticultural Hall, which commences oday.
at 9 O'Clock, A. 81.
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Losses BY FIRE.-During the past three
months ending March 81, the loss by fire in Bos-
ton was $40 AGA, on which there was insurance
for $73,9l4. The chief fire was the burning of
the drug store of Messrs. Henshaw, Edwards &
Co., In February, destroying about $40, 900
worth of property
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A GARDENS. WINsLUW To TaE LADIES.
Mrs Winsow. al old AMI experienced nurse, and re-
male Physician would call the attention Oflhe Ladies to
her soothing syrup for Children eethng 1t will i'm
mediately relieve them from pain, aay all spasmOdic
action soften the gums, reduce inflammation and il sure
TO regulate the Bowels. Depend upon it, Mothers, it
will give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
YOUR children n ? Price, rs cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities of Mrs Winslow's
soothipg S,rup during the past six yearsseTeral thou
sand The last wear. We believe II the best medicine in
the world for Crdrcn teetng, for the of Dy
Antery and Darrna in Children whether it arises from
teehnp or any other cause. Il gives universal salts
Eacton-never heard complaint from any one using it
never sold medicine universally successful in re-
lievne pain ana affecting cuTes-Ielief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE. CURTIS q PERKINS, Druggists, No. 30 Cort-
land street, New York.
CRAAlP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world is astouished al the wonderful cures per
formed bN the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prepared
by CURTIS d PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing pan in all cases; for The cure Of
spinal complaints, camp in the limbs and stomach,
Theum isI in all its FORMS bilious choC, burns, sore
throat and gravel decidedly the best remedy in the
world. For particulars, circulars In the hands o.
Agents, fol gratuiious circulation.
i. BE sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer All nthers bearing this name
are base limitations. Price l2, %, 3 cts per bottlef
according Sold in nearly every town in the
State Agents for Worcester; Bush d CO., l.. L Lazell,
C. Harrington Cherry Valley, Bouomley u Gill !;
Spencer, j. N. Grout d Co. East Brookfeld, AlOnzo
Upham w, Broqkneld, Fiske 4 Co Brookfed, Geo
II. Low 4 Co. oc21 daWly
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The sale ,oW Continue Taoo Days.
Real Estate at Auction.

@ES WILL be sold at Public Auction, on n2sn
rBBi!EA. Wednesday, April 9, $50
at ! O'Clock, F. NJ. precisely that desirable Estate Of
the late RUTH PARKER, deceased, in The easterly
part of Holden, and about five miles from Wotces ter
TO wit:--ONE ACRE OF LAND with the buildings
thereon, and covered with great variety of choice
Fruit Trees. Also,
% Acres Of first rate TiAege Land,
about fifty rods west rom the buildings OH which are
several Fruit Trees, and some wood and durable
water.
Also, about mile distant, 2 Acres Of Sprout Land
which are several cords OF wood.
The above will be sold in separate lots the high
est bidder, also, large Barn, by 40 TO be removed
Terms Of S1ie-tm the barn and spruut land. cash
down the remainder. 800 each, On The DAY Of sale,
one half the balance the delivery of The deed, the
remainder in one year with satisfactory secarlty.
BY consent of the heirs,
HENRY PARKER, Admir-.
l.. b. LAMSON, Aucuoneer
april d5t+
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An incurablc punstcr declares that the new
Kind Of paper made out Of straw, will, doubtless
y, lay the foundation of a new Litter azure
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IT, The Free Sellers of Massachusetts are
making arrangements to give Hon. John P. Hale
complimentary dinner 1t will take place in
May.
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ClrcirNATI, April 2. Hon. Thomas r.
Marshall was killed by one Of his own tenants
near Marysyillc on last Wednesday.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The vote in the
several wards of this city for County Commissioners,
yesterday, was as follows:
Wards l. II. III. Nv. " vi VII VIII-Tot
Union Ticket Al 62 81 81 "a 1874 rs A $50
Whig DO. II s 2 8 "a 10 Fl I'M
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DEATH OF Tom MARsHALL.-The tele-
graph advises us that Hon. Thomas f. Marshall
was killed by one of his tenants near Maysyille,
KY, on "Wednesday last.
Mr. Marshall was a member Of the memorable
XXVIIth Congress, where he distinguished HIM
self by his advocacy ola National Bank and a
Protective Tariff, as also bv his hostility to a Ma
tonal Bankrupt Law. He was elected as a
Wing, but being 1--WE beeve) a descendant from
an old Federal stock, he never cordially liked Mr.
Clay, and was bitterly hostile TO Tylerism. He
disllked the Taylor movement, and took the
stump for Gen. Cass il 1913. Last year he was
a canvasser for Gea Scott, so that he has had
the luck to be on the losing side IN every contest
since that Of lS40
Mr. Marshall must have been about fifty years
OF age at the time of his death. Tall, erect, and
graceful, he was one of the best natural orators
of our country, with talent sufficient TO Gil any
station with credit. But he lacked steadness Of
purpose, and perhaps fxedness of principle. He
formerly drank too freely, but was converted to
the faith of total abstinence in 1912, and became
one ofits most eloquent and attractive advocates.
He never weaned himself, however, from the
love oftobacco, which he continued to use i'm
moderately, and which ultimately dragged him
back to his old habit of drinking-we hope not 10
the excess TO which he had at one time been adj
dicted. We believe he had not recently been
ambitious of political position. Mr. Marshall had
many brilliant, and some admirable qualities,
and, with better training might have been en-
lnent and emnently useful.-.N Y Tribune.
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In addition. the subscriber, who has charge of
said Institution, will treat Fractures and DislocatiOns
He will also operate for Cataract, StabIsmus, Club
foot, sc. GEO HOYT
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III. HAssEToT- mi M

Late of Springfe ld,)
No. IL PORTLAND STREET
6 to 7P.M. Innl5 dams
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AUCTIONS.
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE or
Valuable Household Furniture

. w. sELBY & co will sell by Catalogue Al
~ HORTICULTURAL HALL,
On Tuesday, april 5, at o'clock, and on Vednes
dag, april 6, at the same boar,
The largest assortment Of Furniture ever offered al
Auction in this city, most Of which is new-cOnssiing
IN part OF % SOFAS of various styles, Sofa Bed
steads, so Cottage Bedsteads Of various patterns
Hair Mattresses, 20 Pamledf do 25 Grass do l9 Feab
er Beads, 40 Comortables, 10 doz Bed Cords, Mahop
any Extension Dining Tables Pembroke do 90 com.
mon Dining Tables, IS Mahogany Centre Tables in great
variety, IS Mahogany and Black Walnut Card Tables
10 BUREAUS, different styles,
WhatNots, Tea Poys, Tabouretes u large Hair Cloth
Rocking Chairs, Nurse do, 800 Grecisn and Round
Post Caneseat Chairs 40 large Rocking do. Is Muse
do, 200 Woodseat de- 100 Chidren's do various kinds
30 Office do, 80 Looking Classes various sizes and at-
terms, Clocks ThreePly and Ingram Carpets Cooking
and Parlor Stoves, Solar and Hall Lamps Crockerv
Glass and Tin Ware, 100 Wash Tubs doz Pals Sec
retaIies, Hat Trees, Book Gases, Mahogany Wash
stands and Dressing Tables Wash Sinks, Common
Washstands and Dressing Tables, Crckets, Cradle
Rocking Chairs, Easy Chairs, Antique do with great
variety oil other articles not enumerated
The Sale soiH Continue Tloo Days.
Every article offered will be sold without reserve
The Goods will be ready for exhibition on Monday
Evening, April 4h, previous TO The sale. Catal, que
ready on Morning Of sale
" Terms Of Suie.-All sums under $50 cash; over
three months credit for satisfactory endorsed Note
with interest
No P0stpoUement account of the Weather
:. w. SELBY 4 CO.. Auct'rs
Worcester March 3d. 1853 wlw
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, April 2, by Rev. E. smalley, Mr. Ephraim
Green, Of Chelsea, to Miss Emily A. Eveleth, of Wor-
cesteT.
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BALTIMORE, April 3. Chief Justice Tracy
is quite i'll at his residence in this CITY,
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zion Church, ETchanue Stree

N7HVHH vi 'HININj H4AVEUWHt SEIttNs
At regular Meeting Of said Church. on the 4h inst
u was reported that the Law required ten gal voters
the Church not having that NUMBER they voted unan
imously not to be incorporated.
II was also ResoiOed not to accept the services of the
Rev. John N. Mars until he condescends TO have an
interview with said Church
ON Notion ResotUed, that the above be published in
the Worcester Spy. ], ], DEBOIS CLERK " q
Worcester, April 4, 1853. ap5 dts
Freedom from Coughs, Colds. " booming
Cough Group, Asthma md Consumption il Effected by
the use OF Deyine's PITCH LOZENGES For sne b y
Worcester. nn5 div
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Worcester Dramatic Museum.
Great Novelty and Attraction

MANAeER........................N.F F. GATES
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DEATHS.

In Columbia S. c.. March 23d, Hannah H. wife of
Henry Tower, formerly OF Millbury Mass aged Al.
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FOR S ALE

1.-TWO valuable House LOIS Chandler street, near
ly opposite wellington street Also, to let u lower
tenement, situated Jackson st., about two minutes
walk from the Junction Machine Shop, with OF s
Rooms, nevsr before occupied Inquire OF JOSIAH
COBURN, on the premises, or of
ALZlRUS BROWN, at Bradley,s Car shop
Worcester, April s 1863 dif