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HOG CRoP OF OHIo. On the lst Of
October, about one-half of the counties of
Ohio had furnished u Auditor of States
Office their annual statement of personal
property listed for taxation in 1853. The
number of hogs in a. counties ia set down
Al l.al5,4s against 696,oSi last year.
1t is, however, doubted If the real increase
is as large as the returns make il appear,
in consequence Of the repeal Of the $500
exemption law.
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MORNING, NOVEMBER ls. 1s:a

Is so bad, she did not know Was awakr,
and | heard her groanipg and saving,
.Desplsed--rejected! the old maid has
been his toy, his sport! too easy won as
lightly thrown aside!"
Never! so help me heavenr
And then, sir, she took out your pic
lures, and sobbed again over them"
Dear angel! Hrnriettaw
''She. knew that Miss Lucy wa, only
wanting to make fun, but was too proud
to intefere. Oh! what shall l d., srl-
Shed never forgive me if she knew | va.
here!n'
Gould she bear to receive letter iron
mer'
Couldn't she, sir! 1t would raise he
from the grave almost!n.
Go home, then, and keep your secret
as ! ~ill."
1t was as if heaven were opening t.
him. Many heart is caught in the re-
bound; but Darnlcy's had scarce been
given to Lucy, though he was man
enough to be piqued at her coquelry.-
But to think that Henrictta's love WAS his
that her proud genius had been before
him; that the treasure Of her heart ani
mind were open to him; and that he had
ne erly lost the marchless prize. He seized
his per, aad hastily scrawIed few lines.
They were incoherent, but they bore the
unmlstaksablo stamp Of truth; and yel
her secret was respected. "Circumstance."
he sa d. (which he would one day explain
had prevented an earlier dis osure OF
his feelings. Was he too latel Could
she yet love himl"
What woman ever scrutnized her
lovers apology too closely! Henrietta
might have hesitated; but she was frank,
ness itself. Another thing decided her
during their closest intimacy she had
never till now en- his writing, and
comparing it with the other cherished le,
ter, she saw it Was not the same hand. -
So Arthurs rhapsody was dropped int,
the fr', while Darnley's avowa. lyin
beneath her pillow, worked a speed,
cure. They were married; and neithe
has had reason TO repent the step, though
both have had one jealousy guar,Ie,
secret-their own version of the broken
cup.
Macon Co., Aia.
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Effects Of Prayer on the Minds Of Chill.
dram

Not long since, pious mother Of nv
acquaintance who was in the habit of
of singing and praying with her children,
called her three sons around the domes-
tic alter. After singing n hymn >uted
to the Occasion, she bowed her knee be-
fore the Lcrd. She felt deeply impressed
with sense Of divine presence, aud an
unusual degree of solemnity filed her soul,
while her fervent desires mingled with
grateful thanksgiving ascen. ed to throne
of fgrace. While supplieating the ble,,-
ings Of God to rest upon herself and friends,
she remembered that she was mother,
and prayed for her darling sons.
After rccounting the goodness of God
towards them through the past day, in
sPsring their lives, and preserving their
health, bestowing upJn them food and
clothing, and all things necessary to their
comfort, she besought tho Lord in tie
most tender and inportunate manner to
pardon thcm, If they had sinneJ by disc.
bedience, through tho day, adding in Ian
guage suited 10 Their years, that if they
had, while absent from her, sinned agains,
the Lord, by disobeying any Of her re j.
sonable commands, tho Lord knew it,;
for although hidden from her view, his
eye had been upon them.
The prayer was ended. the mother rose
from her knees. At that moment, the
youngest son, q lad Of about seven years,
began TO weep inmodorately--ihe chill
dren all wept. The mother having used
no language TO excite fear in their min ds,
and not being conscious Of any prev ious
effects produced by the prayer, was un.
acquainted with the cause of th,ir weel-
ing. She called the youngest Of the three
to her side, and she inquired why he wep,
thus bi,,erIyi She inquired again, "what
uskes my iittic son weep SO !" "Mo,her,"
he replied whils he continued TO weep, Il
have been disobedont to-day; went to
Mr. - house without asking your
perm'ssion, and was in company with a
boy whsused bad woFds." And he could
not be paciasd unni frequently assured by
his mother, that IL he repen.ed of his
fAalts the Lord would pardon him. The
second, then, with tears in his eyes, re
marked TO ,his mother, tha. when assenl
iroal her remembered her instruction,
and he intsnd,'d 70 BE- sn cbsdient and
good bey. The oldest sbo Weeping con
fsssed that he had disoheysd and eGsndcd
hismcsher and was sorry Cor 4. and wisl-
ID % DO bs,tss 10y There sesme'i to
bss feeIisy 10 their psnitenes: theis heart,
@sss siEseted. Nov, may | be allowed
,e saqaire what proauced shis sifsc.
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ATTEMPTED Es 'APE.-On T ,esday last,
slave Of Mr. Cary w, stern. Of Norfolk,
was found ON hoard the steamer Hera d,
bound to Baltimore, withou pass, and
WAS put under arrest and taken back on
the return Of the boat. A dispatch was
received here, before the boat arrived ,
authorizing his arrest a. fuga,ive. and
also the charge Of stealing a qurntity Of
valuable clothing and upwards d 800,
belonging to a gent!n i iAg with
Mr.. w.
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IN ADVANCE.
n UNI B ER Al

What caused these ch ldreu To confess
their faults which, until then, were en-
tirely unknown to the moth-ia Was it
the simple language Of the mothers pray
rri Or was it no a consciou> ness in
them that they had done wrong, while
the eye of the heart-searching Jehovah
had been reading the thoughts and in
'entions Of their heartsi Ie Christian
mothers, who have precious souls com
'nitted to your care, be- encouraged by
tho narration Of these simple facts to 90
tnd do likewise.-Monthly Journal.
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~ DR.. Mercer, a l,enevo,.n, ci,ize,

~ DR.. Mercer, benevolent citizen
OF New Orleans, has donated $4,000
in ground, and $4,000 in cash. for the
establishment Of "St. Anns A-ylum," in
that city. He is slso purchasing furni-
ture fnr it which will Increase his dona-
iion to 50 900. The name "St. Anna
Asylum" is in remembrance of y dauRh-
ter Of Dr. : ercer, lately deceased. II is
designed as home for destitute females,
and will accommodate from tour to fvs
hundred inmates.
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SALE DAy---As usual large number Of
persons was assembled hero from all parts
81 the district and much business trnnsac-
Ted There was considerable property sold
consisting Of lands, nrgroes, &e. Lands
we're sold a high prices ts,.ei Of 500
ceres brought $4,000. Negro hoys ard
girls, from l4te "a, brought from eave 70
i'ooo wOmsn and children ffsaa Siaso To-
81 500.
: We saw but fsw esldeasss sf lAozieatisa
and the asS Passed or pisasAnsiy.
a gwb~yy Sentiasis
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@ A fellow named E. L. Keyes, Of
Denham, Ma, WAS recent, l.s j and
hooted from political meetn. in New
York, for attempting a speech insulting
the memory Of the great Welser.
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HoSEsr.-Judge Edmunds, Of New York
hiss withdrawn his name as cnndlnalte for
reelection to the Jedgeship Of the Court Of
appeals In the State Of New York. He
does this on the ground that his opirions
on spiritualism are obnoxious to great part
Of the community. He cannot. be says,
change his opinions, and win not conceal
them, ssssss
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Srlertfh Gulrs.
HENRIETTA CHARLTON.
". C. W.

-1--- ....
What great events from trivial causes
rise !! oScla''ns The poet; AN" so, backed
ny 'hat OH " quotanon,l mean To re-
'ate MI that arose from fall IN ear; hen
ware. Inc catastrophe took place IN Miss
NhaI'on very pretty drawngroom.-
hut VINO Is MISS Charlton' you ask.
"ood gracious you surely must know
henrietta Charlton, the g1ited poetes-, the
very e'e'er wr'ter-fnot 70 know her, al
que" y"urScit unKnown" w.! you do
"h"mber her so let ins 90 on with nay
story Wei, Henrietta had been per.
sonage--had been sonebody-fVr many
yeats; and, though still = fine and loves
''c "o'ns", WAS de- idediy on the shady
s"ie 81 thirty, with nobody coming to
woo. lie men were afraid Of her--tliey
admired, but they had not courage to love
ore :" much above the common standard:
:" laerc was every Likelihood That tins We
charming person wouid oe lett an old
'i""ii I. Not that sue allowed this pros
pect !" iret her temper or sour her natural
E'ndness oi heart-she had too much
goodness, was too superior; but she was
a'"''"' and 'elt her ISOLATION; she would
i''a'e slad'y formed the dearc.i and clos
.Ht m Ties. Her parents had died early
IN ''', an, the Old aunt who resided viii,
81, VAS her only kindred Ink. lienrict-
!. s,gn.'' over her Loneliness, aud would
raa'I nave gwen her lame and wealth
!" become mistress of some humber home
partner IN an obscurer lot
woman cannot stand alone-ws make
sreS' '''Ss about independence but our
"a'"fe prompts us to iean-we are most
chph"'icai'y me weaker vessel themorr
rag'e' eo"tiy, oeautini, tat st'ii the wea-
hsr:
An o'd mati s's not necessarily \ Joy
leSA s'sse1,or sh'' 100, may create claims
.ufcu "sest"-,"ut u Is not tha' wh'cn
loving "ohi"ns heart "ould r"ln'tar'y
e,,o,%e anu thus MIS- onar'ton woul"
gmu', nn'e "arr,ed. but II was not 10
W sue n,ca on rom year 70 year pros
per"us anu Icspee.ea, sdaing 'a"re's :"
"' a'e "uhu'eas 70 her o"hSer
oo"A anu' oe ;. 'ala' 0 Pissa"t grow
"s u"'y eeer more hngety 10 her
w iI nn.s nn,eal ~ her arrangements;
:. iiyn''eua draw,ng,f"om was e1qu's-
'Iiy peHu',,ui IN ali IT'S Details every
suna u;ea'"eo o. 'e,lne'neht rem, anu elegant
~euPsuon, you eou'u see 'n". c"'er
~" .s o'ue"'eo Wo'"a, nd" presided over
.se a''s'sA f. ~ was . sweet mite
P'"ee, 'oo..g ou' on n'ec green ghrueh
'" 'n ~, WI" s". nome's a"u t''' s'''uoa,
a ss' 80, 80" oy ~ ne:g tne ga,uens o'
a,,la ~ | ..'.,,,,,.'.a ~ pN.'s WI he'
sa.,ne, 1870 nas, 80 . s.e o.s ~ "'se' mat at u
Exo,;i. - .".,s,, .. ...,
,;..h ,,a.n. 80 ~ s'su' s. .".u' ~
,.,,,,,, -. J, - -, :. :. s,s,s.t.. :u s"' 'ue
-, .,,I ,,.'.i",;,'., |" ".PoIe eo.'''
,ons :, Ia IN. g's - - - " 80 ~
u.n,;.,,. Ios,,.a- . ~, ~ soK".. ~.
-. a",S Z. =. '''y sa, W. -, soou'
.rn @ Issn 49,. ,.,nna.s s -" ,hon'J ' ~. ''e s,; 2n
i,il. y, ~, ~ p,,,..,a s" ras,n 1e ,""s .''.
.lcarey ffom aas,,c;.,;on ,h.o ;a,,;n.;,.
wor,l and Mari ala mail whos. .I,,v
!, wa. - Iu., ,l.s o,ns,nsa,. so.nos..,i,
atl = with tremLling ssre
On the dsy IN ouss,ion !, unfortunate.
iy happened thas Mssys thoughts were
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Trouble AMONG THE CpMppElL,rEs.-

TROUBLE AMONG THE CBMPBELLIrEs.-
The followers of Rev. Alexander Camp
bell, at Bethany, Va, have become dis
satisfied with his teachings on tile subject
Of slavery. To remedy the evil they
propose calling a convention at Cleveland,
ON the serond - ednsday in ] ,nvary next.
Mr.. &. is in favor Of the gradual abolition
Of slavery.
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~ They are building new Opera
House in New York. The Express says
the edilic promises to hc OF gr,at beauty
strength and neatness, and will he an
ornament to he C y
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- ~We regret to learn Of the death
of John r. Remington, at Galveston,
(Trxas,) OR the 18Th ul,., Of yellow fever.
MIR. Remington was well kn. vii as the
.iaventor-of the Remington Bridge" and
The inventor of many other new branches
of mechanical industry.
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.EI II seems that another challenge
for $4,000 prize fight has been made by
the brute Sullivan. We should suppose
the public authorities would hardly permit
more Of these outrages, but we shall zee
presently.
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ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at sev
enty-hve cents per square for the first inser
uon, and thirty-seven and n half cents per
square for each additional insertion.
Single insertion, one dollar per square.
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ss. 8. BAILEY
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TER MS {:

The "LEDoEn" is published every We'd
sesday morning, at the low price Of TWO
DOLLARS per Annum, If paid IN AD-
VANCE; Two dollars and a half. if pa,.
ment be- delayed three months, and THREE
DOLl.ARS at the end Of six months.
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MORsE,s INVIGORATINc ELIXIR
A GREAT MEDICINE EoI,. EEn1ALEs.

The unparalleled effects of this great restorative in all com.
plants incident to females mark annals of med
lelne thousands of stmuants have been invented thou
SANDS OF nvgornts purporing to be specified
IN the various diseases and arrangements which the delicate
CONFORMATION Of woman renders her liable The
uoiore neeh UNIFORM These nosns have indeed
onentary vvacity to the system transient and ia
usiYe gor to The muscles; but this Of relief has been c
eeeded by depression and posaou before and
e emu has too often been utterly parayze the Iecuperavo
destroy the unhappy patient But IN - 1' -
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RAILROADS.
and Worcester RAILROAD.

TINE ALTEREC.-SsanmeT arrangement.
ON ami after Monday, June g. 1853 trains will leav.
" Fitchburg at a. NJ, 1910 and 900 p NJ.
Freight $50 A. NJ.
Returnng-Leave Worcester al $50 and Ills A. M
and at g. Is Nj. Freight, 2.S0 =. M.
IVERS PHILLIPS. Prest.
Fitchhurg June 6. 1853 ivl dtf
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FOR SALE OR TO REMIT
FURNITURE FOR gALEI
A tRe c!ty coa'n,ss,o,l nd General vnish

II ne Cfty C0nlmiSSiOn AID General T itI7liSh-
ing Store, No. Pearl Street,
M HERE NAV be found a aTge assortment of new
w and second hand Furniture, Crockery, Glass and
Branaa Ware; Knives Forks, aud Plated Ware;
Clocks, Lanterns, and Wooden Ware; Carpets and
Garpttine, Rugs Mats, Feathers and Feather Beds;
lnsk Hair and Paimleaf Mattresses. Window Shades
and 6xiuresi Stoves, and almost everything in the
House Furnishing line, all Of which will be sold pri
yae sale for Cash, at the very lowest mark possible
Please Call aud examine before purchasing elsewhere
N B. Those breaking up Housekeeping and others
having Property to dispose Of and do wish send
IT 10 an Auction Room TO have il thrown away, will
please leave their names ard number at my Sture and
VIII cali and examine and buy their Property at short
notice. j. j.. HOOD,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
W0Ise er. Sent 81. 1853. DIFF Pearl ST.
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- Ts~9 TIE Boats of this Line -.,
ss5I1zA will Ietve Prov violence. w
hSsf551 from Fox Point, MON SEys5sasa7Fs5sSs-
- DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS & FRIDAYS
and New FORK on T tuesdays, THURSDAYS, &
SATURDAYS, until further notice
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Llue of PrOpellers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the Sem-weekly Inland Line to Bat
more, at all times. When this Inland route is open
Goods will be taken at Providence for Philadelphia at
cents per foot, and for Baltimore at per foot
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia 40
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if directed
at rates.
FOR further information apply to w. Fl. JOURDAN,
Office OF Providence and Worcester Railroad &C.;
Isaac Odell, Pier No. - N. X, w. p Williams, "a
Broadway New York, or to
B. BUFFUM Agent, foot ofSouth Main st.,
sept. II. 1858. dawti Providence.
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E. z ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

No. 239 Main Stree, Worcester, Mass.
A TTENTIoN given to the Purchase, Sale and Elk.
IA change of Real Estate in all parts OF the City, and
sections OF the County.
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
sale he would call the special attention Of purchasers
To those beautiful lots comprising the % wheeler
Farm" and " BOYDEN PLATTS," situated on Pleas
unit street, within short distance of the City Hail.
~ these Lots TOO much cannot be spoken in praise
however, the sales OF them the past year. speak more
in then favor than words
lie also offers rs Lois Vernon street, Union HID
20 on Providence 81, IS Elm st, 20 Mason ST. sew
e-a on Pleasant ST. ard others in different parts of the
city by which persons can be accommodated according
TO their means and DESIRES And as inducements TO
purchase, he will exchange any and all the above
Lots Tor Property the County, or with security they
NAV be bought on any length of timesO that custom-
ers can be accommodated without any outlay of Cash
Also several FARMS in different sections OF the
County, varying III price from $500 $4,000.
Those in want of Farms will 90 well to call and ex-
anime his many lists, among Them persons can be ac-
conlmodated, or suited as TO price location, and guam
ty OF land, with less expense and trouble than oiher-
wise.
Aso Tenements to let, and Houses for SALE in differ
ent parts of the City
Call at our Office, No. 239 Main st.. and we will con-
vey you over different parts of tb- city free of charge
'e2 diff
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GROCERIES, &c.
FRESH GRnCRRIES.

THE subscriber having purchased of JOS. e. GREG.
i DRY his stock of G les, Flour, &C and
made large additions to the same, now offers to the
public wholesale and retail extensive assortment
Of w. /. Goods, OF all kinds, bough! for cash.
He would cali attention TO his stock of TEAS, COM
prising every variety OF English Breakfast Pouchong,
OOong Ningyong Souchong. Old and Young Tyson,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Tyson Twanky, sc.
SUGARS from New York anR Bristol Refneries-
Also Havana, Muscovado, p. Rico and N. Orleans do.
MOLASsES of all grades, consisting of New Or
leans Porto Rico MuscoVada, Cardenas, Sc, suart's
Extra Syrup, Old Mocha Coffee, Java, Sumara and St
Domingo dO,-grOund and ungrOund
Also--Rice, Tapioea, Maccarun Vermcei, Sage,
Pearl Barley, Geatne dried Ginger aid preserved do,
Extracts of all kinds, Peach Water, Rose do Fancy
Soaps Split Peas, Canary Seed, sc. DC.
In Short all articles kept in first class w. l. Goods
store He would be happy to all the old friends Of
the establishment, and many may favor
him with call. DANIEL A. HAWKINS, JR.,
Nos. l. 3, 5, and Main street, op. Court House.
Goods delivered with despatch, nee of charge.
81 DIFF
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CONsTITUTTONAL DERILITY.
D r. HILL

TAKES pleasure in announcing TO the citizens Q
worcester, and other places that his office is ut Nc
12l Main st.
word to Young meE and others afflicted with Semi
nal Debility, whether originating from cerian destruc
tive habits, or from any uher cause, with The train OF
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected
should make an early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering well as expense BN This i'm
proved method OF treatment, DR.. Il. can safely guar
anee safe and speedy in all cases OF secret dis.
ease that may under his care matter how long
standing. kithei invited TO his private rooms
without fear of interruption by other patients, as hun
dreds are cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do
well to rensc before trusting Their health, happiness
and in many cases. their Ines in the hands of phys
clans ignorant of this class of malades. II is certan-
y impossible Tor one man to understand all the ills the
human family sUbjert TO.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted 10 ths
treatment and study Of Syphilis, GOnorrhea, elect
Strictures effect Of solitary habits Ulcers upon tho
body, throat nose or legs Pain in the Head Bones
and all Mercural Affections, aud all Impurities of the
Blood, whereby the constitution has become enfeebled
enables the DR.. TO offer relief all who may place them
selves under his care.
F.. TO FEMALES. Alfdiseas,s peculiar 10 Females
as suppressons Irregularities &e speedily effect.
ually removed.
p The French Periodi al Drops and Pills, for the
above affections, have been well tested for the last ten
years.
DR.. HIPS Preventative for married ladies' sent ia
any direction, IRON observation. Price IS Per.
sons al distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter. (post
PAID describing their Case have medicines securely
put up and forwarded TO any part Of the States with
full ard explicit directions for use. Office arranged
with separate apartments, so that patients but
the Dr.
DR. H. makes no charge for short consultations Post
paid letters duly answered. Those requiring much nd
vice should enclose small fee, sufficient to compensate
for the time required TO write the answer
Dcy- Office hours rom A. NJ, to 9 r.. NJ.
Very respectfully, DR. Q. "A. HILL,
apis DIFF Office l2l Main ST., Worcester.
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Bush's Cough Cure Lozenges.
DREPARED on the basis, il more permanent form,
Il and designed to take the place of
BUSH'S COMPOUND COUGH CANDY,

Medsated with Cod Liver Oil.
These LoZenges contain the medical properties Of the
Candy, in more convenient highly concentrated and
effective formi and to these added some art-
cles which, in their peculiar action, give the whole
power before unattaned and render before one
of the best safest, and pelsantest medicines Of the
kind ever offered to The public, for Coughs Colds
Yourselves, Catarfhs Bronchial ections and all other
diseases OF the lungs
They a certain cure for Whooping Cough and
form the best remedy used for Croup and the
croupy cough TO which children are subject
Bush's Cough Candy, from long extensive use,
has acquired reputation which places it beyond
troversy. among the best remedies use for pull
monary diseases of every kind But the action Of oil
and other ingredients which it contains, have some
times, in moist atmosphere, served to soften the sac
charne matter and rendert not the less efcacious
palaable, but tie less agreeable the touch. And
with all the bestowed upon the manufacture, it
was impossible always avoid this unpleasant soften
ing, occasioned by heat and the absorption of water
hom The air. To remedy This evil attempt has been
made, to present the thing in the form of Lozen-
ges,whic should retain the medicinal properties,
in chemical combination with sugar in less quantity
so as 10 peTmanence of form, peasantness of
taste, and the proper medicinal effect The efforts how
ever for this purpose have length been crowned with
success. The Cough Cure Lozenges the result
They given to the public with the same reputation
of the Cough Candy Already have they gone into ex-
tenslve use aud give the best Of satisfaction all who
use them. For acute and chronic diseases of the lungs
they stand unriyaled. Prepared and sold by
BUSH d co,
No. "a Front ST Worcester, Mess.
ol0 decdaw3m
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House For Sale

ID The subscriber wishing to locate where Land
imA is more plenty, offers his Real Estate corner of
Pleasant and Linden streets, for sale. The house
is nearly new, built by the day and of the best mate
rials Terms liberal. Price low. Inquire of
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