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FATAL RESULT The little son of Mr.. Rice
of Northboro, who was run over on the Ag-
ricultural Branch Road, died at three o clock
Monday morning. His leg was amputated,
but the medical attendants were unable to
save his life.
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OXYGEEATED BrTTERs This peculiarly eficacious medi-
cine has no equal and will satisfy the most skep-
cai sufferer that in regard to the power OF this remedy
too much cannot be said in its praise 1t will cure Dys
pepsa.
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Wiider's Patent Saiamader Safes.s-Tbe
best Fire Proof Safe in the world; with Wider pafeot
Powder and Burglar Proof Lock. For sale by 8 A
ROWLAND, General Insurance Agent, No I4I Main 81
over the Quinsgamond Bank al dsr1 S''
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Snow SLIDE.-There was quite slide of
snow from the roof of the Pleasant Street
Church, in this city, on Monday night. On
its way it made clean sweep of the chin
neys, and considerably damaged the blinds on
one side of the house adjoining, occupied by
Mr.. Peasee.
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INJURY TO THE, CAPrroL.-The Washing
ton Orga, says that the recent thaw has had
a bad effect upon portion of the north wing
of the Capitol. The rust from one of the iron
pipes inserted in the wall has seriously disfg-
ured the face of the marble from the top of
the wall to the ground. This is a serious mis-
fortune, as iron rust is rank poison to marble.
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Etectro- c emicai Bntls.-The proprietors
o the worcester Water Cure would announce to The pub
these baths
Worcester. Jan. % 1875 80
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ILLNESS OF Hon. Mr.. CoM1Ns.-We re-
gret to learn that Mr.. Comins of Roxbury,
member of Congress from the fourth district,
is quite i'll.
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2. Il, HEa NOuD having taken tbs retail department
o. uoodnow Heywood's Shoe Store would announce n
@ patrons of the concern, the public zen
mat rs has full and well assorted Stock Of Boots
snoes sod kubbeTs for ladies' Gers' and Children1s
wear This Stock has been selected with great ca
WI aGapled 10 The wants of this comunityEib be shown
wa9 pleasure and offered a. such prices as will insure
Ie"y sac. r. H. hopes BY prompt ersonaI attention
to business to the patronage Heretofore bessd
upon tas establishment Piper Block, No. 267 Alan-st
dee
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KANzAS EMIGRATION Oct0gon settlement.
A company has been formed in this city, COM
posed of ffty-ive families, and numbering in
all about two hundred persons, who will emil
CRATE to Kanzas the coming spring. They have
subscribed capital of $29 800. A site has
already been selected place on the banks
of the Neosha river, near the southern boun-
Diary of Kanzas, where the climate is warm,
like that of Virginia. Their plan Of settle
ment is briefly as follows: Four square miles
are occupied. In the centre, plot of land is
laid out in the form Of an octagon, which takes
in from two hundred to three hundred acres
Roads radiate from the centre in such a man
ner, that the whole piece is conveniently cut up
into sixteen farms, adj joining and terminating
at one end in the octagon. The sixteen farm
houses are placed around this plot, each one
upon separate farm, and yet near together.
The central point is used III common, for the
erection of such public buildings as the COM
pany may MEDIA school house, store, mills,
&c. Their plan includes the purchase of a
saw mill, grist-mill, and provisions, &C., for
the first settlers, and boarding house, where
they may reside until their own houses can
De eIeoted. arrangements are so far perfect
ed, and so large share of the subscriptions
paid in, that there ID little doubt Of the whole
company being on the ground by the first OF,
Way Inc project, SO lar, has been carried
forward mainly by private effort.
There are Two companies having the same
general plan The Vegetarian Settlement
Company, and the Octagon Settlement Com
pany.> The last named is not fully organized,
but sufficient number have already signifed
their intention of joining it as soon as the
stock is offered. The plan was originated by
Mr.. Henry S. Club, who is secretary Of the
company. They will locate in the same vi
cinity.
The private capital Of those who are going,
is abont $4,000. There is clause in the
constitution against chattel slavery within
their possessions.
In consequence of the stoppage of the mails
by snow, the books of the company will be
kept open for the disposal of shares, until the
2lst Of February.-N Y. Post.
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DE-. HARRIS Dentist, still occupies those pleas
ant rooms, 1853 Main corner Of Walnut street Tbtf
to his former patrons oF their assistance he viii ndcayor
to retain their confidence which he haers hin1s he ba
with their patronage 1 NiiS
MS Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satsactlon are inserted in all the various STYLES mn
the hest Materials iv26 '@u W
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TAUNTON, February l2.-Nathaniel Nor
ton, Esq, Of Taunton, died at half past II
this morning.
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WHITEHousE AND HIS BARDs sing at Hort-
cultural Hall tonight, and tonight only. No
company that has visited Worcester for long
time comes so strongly heralded as popular and
talented artists. Whitehouse, as ballad singer,
has no equal in the country, while Durant is
host in himself, and once seen, never to be for
gotten. We advise all to go, without distinction
of age or party sex or condition.
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done, and if so, what, to secure the benefits
of cheap ocean postage.
On motion of Mr. Sumner, the Judiciary
Committee was instructed to consider the -ex-
pediency of the appointment of a commits
sicner to revise the public statutes, and re-
duce them to one connected text, and rem
der the language plain 10 all. Adjourned.
HousE.-The House re- adopted the resolu-
ton to proceed to the election of a printer,
when vote was taken with the following re-
suit =
Follett, 6S; Wendell, 66; Farnhan, Is !;
Nathan Sargent, 8; Scattering, A.. Necessa-
ry to choice, 81.
Two more votes were taken, the Last result
ing as follows =
Follett, 60 Wendell, II: Farnham, 9 |;
Sargent. l6. Necessary for choice. 81.
Mr.. Underwood made an Intellectual motion
t6.elect.a printer by plurality. Adjourned.
THE EMIGRATION TO KANzAs.-The official
organ at Washington has a feeble attempt to
sustain Mr. Pierce in the charge that the En-
igrants' Aid Society is propagandist associa-
ton. This charge was etfectually disposed of
by Mr.. Eli Thayer, in brief, but pIthy let
ter, which we published yesterday, and upon
which we recommend the Union to try its in
genuity in the way of reply.
Meantime, we must just expose the alb
surdity of what the official organ calls its
proofs of the charge. 10 show what the de-
sign of the Society is 1t takes great pains to
demonstrate that Mr.. Thayer and the EreniRg
Post are DESTROYS that Kanzas should be free
State. Certainly we are, but that is nothing
to the purpose. What Mr. Thayer wishes,
what Mr.. Thayer thinks will he the result of
the peopling Of Kanzas with treemeG, or what
view the EUening Post may take of the same
matter, does not change the character of the
Emgrants' Aid Society Unless it can be
shown that the Society employs itself in prop
agatng certain opinions, the charge is false.
The Union makes all attempt to do this, but
abandons the Society to attack certain presses
and individuals.
AS Mr.. Thayer well said in the letter we
published yesterday, Mr.. Pierce and his or
gan might as well call the Central Railroad
a propagandist institution as the Emigrants'
Aid Society. Both are simply channels, We
hicles of emigration. We have 40 doubt, for
our part, that if the Central Railroad were to
carry twice as many emigrants bound for Kan
zas as it now does, the future destiny of that
country as free State would be assured
And yet the Central Railroad is SO perfectly
impartial and Understanding that it would
be the grossest abuse o. terms to call it a
propagandist engine. Equally impartial and
undiscriminating is the Emigrant Aid Com
pany. 1t was set on foot before the Nebraska
bill was passed. for the purpose of establish
ms settlers in the West, under such cohdi-
tons al best to ensure their physical and moral
well being. 1t occupies itself with that OBJ
ject alone. If in its consequences. such a
scheme of colonization is favorable to human
liberty, we are glad of it, but the representa-
tons of Mr.. Pierce concerning it, are never
theless false and calumnious.-N Y. Post.
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10 NerYans SulfeFeFs.-A retired clergyman
restored 10 keah IN few days. after many years Of great
nerVus suffering, Is anxious make known The means
o. cure Wl end--igeethe prescription used Direct
Us Rev. JOHN Nj. DAGNALL, No. So Fulton St. Brook
yn, N. Y n2S dendSyys 1s'OOA
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nr' Li1neIl, uses Homeopathic Remedies IN, II
Worcester, 30 Walnut-st fshsr ses'
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THOSE BEAUTIFUL NIGHT SCENES IN WAUGH's
lTALrA.-We have never seen more beautiful eff
fects than those produced by the night scenes in
Genoa and Rome just arranged by Mr. Waugh
in his ''Italia.'
The gradations, as the sun sets and night comes
on, are very artistically managed The gradual
lighting up of the light houses and buildings of
the city of Genoa, until the whole city is in
blaze, with the reflections streaming out upon the
water, are most true TO nature.
But why partcularize, where all is so beauti
full You must see it for yourselves, for no de-
scripton'of ours can do justice to Italia.
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GEORGR IA. SpIlRR.

WV ~ S,NSO ESSVis ~ \. =. LAlELL,]
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
AMI dealer in Gold Plate and Foil Mineral Teeth and
Dental Findings Also, Manufacturer of soda Water and
Syrups
n B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom tAe DeSt medicnes d15 DIFF
NotIce.-W L. HOBBS, Teacher of all kinds of Brass
Instruments, Carinnet, Flute sc. Brass Bands taught
in the most thorough manner
Also music composed or arrangedor brass and string
bands, orchestras &c. Apply to Lorng Brother Ausis
Store, or W L. Hobbs, 20 Winter st. Worcester
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Mrs. M. W. Gerasds, Femaie Physician

!AEss 1fA' w. ssePsssdss temnfe Physician
Mrs = having given special attention 10 the theory Of
Midwifery and united with the study about six years of
practice, three of which has been in this city, and without
the loss OF SINGLE mother child wouIs with degree
OF confidence stu Oer and recommendation services to her
friends generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females
N b. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to IN connection with DIR. Wilson's Serpentne
Supporter
hesidenee eS Summer street, between Central and Elk.
change SITS. Mo dtf
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GEO. F. RAMSDELL. M. D..
WIN give special attention to diseases Of The Eve "a
which aie treated by yapor Also diseases Of he Thros
and Lungs by Inhalation. Office No. Blossom street
Office hours from A. NJ. to 8 p NJ
Worcester, Jan Z. 1856 Inns
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SIntc for Roofs. Tho subscriber 10 pared 10
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quay,a lay IL in
the best manner, the satisfactory ternu san..
plesmay seen at the yard on Grove street.
apls dtf JOHN BARNARD
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CHAPLIN 81 TlLLOTSON,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNsELLoRs AT,LAW
HENRY CHAPLIN. q IT M aTs rs'''
Jan. /. 1856
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FOsTER 81 ESTNR RRnn

Western Ticket ORicc.-Through Western
Tickets, for all principal Cities and Towns.
LEONARD 4 Co.. Agents
au24 diff Is0 Maj, si'.o.
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Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
COTTON AND WOOLEN SHUTTIFs.
New Worcester. Mass.
diff RICHARDarjN L cvpEEr
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j.. 3 NICHOLS. NJ n.

A-s Q n EO1OI4N. NJ. D.,
O. II Il o PATHIC PHYSICIAN
oFFloE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN 81. OFFICE norma
FROM TO 3, AND Z TO O'CLOCK p NJ
Wo reester, Oct 90 1853 du
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HENRY q. RICE

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELIoRs AT law
Nos. and Brinley Hail, Worcester
DWIGHT FOSTER. ian10dtf JAsFs r. Rq4p,pp a. ~.
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= BF0ncsEf1s, Coughs, HGareenees Brotcn's
BroRchadt Irochcs or Voice Lozenges ane made rom
highy esteemed recipe for The alienation OF Bronchial
auctions Coughs Hoarseness. Irritation OF the Throat
tnef ehrac' ocnasioaed by cold unusual exeron Of
the vocal gans in speaking singing Clergymen Vo
cass. Lawyers, ami all public spea1eIs viii find them
an admirable substitute water in soothing the bron.
chai tupes, ana a valuable and efficient remedy. Con
tanning no opium they he freely as requisite
JOHN l. BROWN & SON, Promietors
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IMPORTANT DscoVERY.-Edior Of the Boston Journal.
Dear Sr-Belieying that have made important dis.
coyery medicine, and have ded in compromising
cough preparation of more than ordinary value to those
afflicted With lung complaints and coughs, which entire
yfree from all poisonous acids minerals opium in
any of its various FORMS desire to call attention to the
fact through your widely circulated Journal Without ex
hausting the language in wordy concentration or more
extended advertisement suffice tosay, that by re-
maIkable Healing and soothing powers il at aays
the irritation Of the membrane thereby aording
almost instant relief Persons having sufficient confidence
70 testts virtues viii find it of incaeucsble benefit It
may be had atmy office, Hayward Place Of Messrs.
BURR PERRY, only, NJ. Cornh Bostoa Those una
bic to buy, shall receive it Free personal application.
Yours, truly, W. K. HAYDEN.
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attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
No. BTinley Han, Worcester Mass
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MRS. 5, p. BOsWORTu.

:, FAsHIoNABLE DREss-MAKER.
NO Eewbury street., Worcester
jy24 diff sST'
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POTTER Boston.
+. For sale in Worcester. by D. SCOTT JAMES GREEN
aud Druggists generally. febI 2m
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Coughs and Cciia.--At this season Of the year
whe9 Coughs and Col are so prevalent reliable remedy
in such cases is important to all the afflicted. OF Doctor
stones medicine, which will be found advertised in our
paper, the MONT al Pilot says:
The astonishing demand for G. W. stones Cough Med
icne and its complete curing affections of the
throat and lungs fully that justified in
commenting to our readers on its introduction to the
pubie anlw can safely assert that remedy has
become SO deseI yedy popular in the space of time
-Lot0eu Neys.
BUSH q co. Sole Aaents for Worcester County.
Agents-James Green, III Main Street, Worcester D.
B. Wingate New England Village; G. A. bale, Grafton.
Jdl4 iaw1m
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MRS 80 Goodwin, experienced and snccesa
midwife holds herselfin readiness, day and nirbt Ia
Aifendthe d""s 81 her profession aesdeno III Anstin
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To BHsiucss Men.-A Rare Cknt,ca.-
The Stock and Fixtures Of First Glass Family Grocery
Store THE very best stand m the city, offered for sale
Inquire at this Onice al dig '
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Tie above audes to DR.. Hayden's Healing SaLsam
or AacROr Of Hope, which is said be a most marvel
remedy FOR coughs and all diseases of the lungs 1t
is certainly worthy of trial Messrs Leonur0 Il Co..
express messengers will obtain for those may de-
sire. ian2Qd&v3fa
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w. A. W ILLhAMs.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IN IAIV
No. 2 Central Exchange, Worcester Mass.
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FunrHlA sr I'M AsAs,A.--A d.

FvaTHlA sr TN AeABfA.--A Dis
pa'ch from Boston, dstsd April Oath,
sssoancss ths arrival oflhs arabia Il
Boston, bus contains bst little news d
interest additional 10 thas received
from Halifax. The following il The
only item worth copying
A letter from Constantiucple, dated
the s1a ul'., says: AT Nicomedia
a collision had tsken place betwesn
the Turks and the Christians. The
latter assisted BY the English who were
there, made an attempt. after the pub.
location Of the HatG Houmoyou, 10
place bells in their churches. tmms.
diasely upon this demonstration the
Turks made an indiscrimipste attack
upon all Christians, net excepting the
English. Thirty Of the Christians were
killed or wounded, but The English, 10
desperation laid hands upon The Gov
ernor, and with some 200 Turks bes
ides dispatched him to Const"tino-
pie" 4;
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A Harry REroar.-When Tho En-.
glish and French ambassadors likeped
their kings TO the sun and the moon,
Dr.. Franklin, compared Washington
10 Joshua, who commanded tho sup
and moon to stand still, and they obey
ed him. Quite "A good thing has
been said bv The Circsss;sn hero
Sobamyl. When The Russians called
upon him TO lay down bis arms, dsc1as.
ing, THE armies we send against you
sre ~ the sands on the sea.hore, innu.
merable," he replied, "Our hosts IRE
like the waves u the sea, which WISH
away the sands and devour them"
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A NATION WITHOUT LANGUAGE.
The Swiss being descended from
French, Italian and German refugees,
have no distinctive languages. Of their
own. Four languages, Italian German,
Retieu and French are spoken by Diff
ferent portions Of the nation, and three
Of them. German, French and Italian,
are declared by law to be the national
languages. German is spoken by 20 per
cent. Of the people; French by "a per
cent Italian BY S per cent, aud Re-
tien by 2 per cent. OF this popula-
ton, about three ffthS are Protestants
and two.fifth Catholics.
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RR1ED.

In this place, on Tuesday evening. the
Goth nit, by the Rev. Mr.. Woart, JOHN
MARSH, Esq, to Miss Nj ARIA ADELE
GATES Franklin Journal.
The happy gentleman above mentioned,
is indebted to Red Stick for his lovely bride.
The young lady who tins makes sudden
exit leaving no name behind, is native Of
this city. May the new state into which
she hes just entered, prove full in its meas.
,ire Of earthly happiness.
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STATE or LOUISIANA Parish Of
East Baton Rouxe-Sixth Jmiicial Dis
tfict CourtA-FRIro,s PH,Lltrs. w. Gro
Y. TsusEAv h J. w. Bows, snd a..
No. 1910.
by VIRTUE Of a writ Of 4 n, issued IN
- the abcve entitled and numbered cause.
and directed 10 tbs Sheriff Of the Parish ii
East Baton Rouge, ffun, the Hon. Sixth Ju-
dicial District Court, In md for the Parish
and State Aforesaid havs seized and viii
offer II Public Sale In front Of the Court
House door, Of said Parish, in the CITY Of
Baton Rouge. on
Saturday Tire TIN day IT Jane, lssS,
at II o'clock A. H., I'll the right. title. H.
terest and Claims d The dskenisDts. ]. W.
Brown, in and 10 the property herejnafte,
set forth, and described, t. wit:
Lots No 4. 7, s and s, in Square No ~.
together with oil the bnildinss sad inn.
psovements thereon.
Surrendered by J. W. Brown, defendant.
to pay and safety The Judgment, interest
and cost in the above entitled and number.
ed cause
Terms ~ sale.
CASH, with the benefit Of srpraisement.
May 9th. THOS. r. HERNANDEZ.
Deputy Sheriff.
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New D,scovEaY.-There has beer
recently discovered, in Norway, = val.
ley, hidden among the rugged noun.
taios that travIers can only reach il BY
means Of rope ladders The iphabi.
tants are very large, very kind, and
very simple. In the summer, when
they leave their homes 10 tend their
flocks on the mountains, they leave
their cabins unlocked and supplied
With food for al strangers. who are
free to help themselves.
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HAs',.-Like flakes Of snow that
iall uuperceived upon the earth. The
seeming upimportaut events Of life
succeed one another. A. the snow
gathers together. 80 are our habits
formed. No siogle fake that is add
I'd to the pile produces . sensible
change; no single action creates. how
ever Il may exhibit, mans charac-
ter; but q the tempest hurls the ava
lanche down the mountain. and over.
whclms the inbabitart and his babi-
tat;on, 50 passion. acting upon the
elements Of mischief, which pernicious
habits have brought together BY i'm
perceptible accumulation, may over
throw the edi6ce Of truth and virtue.
Jeremy Bentham
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ExrErrIoN or POPULAR PRfviLs.
ess in Eovpr-The v;csroy Of Egypt
who /. doing everythingin bis power to
introduce civilization into his States.
has updertskeo 70 reform the admin.
stra,ion Of justice. and il about 10 en-.
trust TO his subjects The privileges Of
eectiog tho csdis Or civil Judges Of
the country. +
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CARRYING How BunpLEs.-Mapy
people have contemplate fesr Of be.
ing seen 70 carry any bundle. however
small. having the absured idea that
there is social degradation il the
act. The most tr;aing as we'll we,ghty
packages must be sent home to them,
no matter how much to the inconven;.
ence Of others. This arises from a
low kind Of pride. There is a pride
that is higher, that arises from con-
sciou.bess Of there being some thing in
the individual not to be effected by
such accidents worth and weight Of
character. This latter pride was'e
hibited by the son Of jerome Napol.
con Boneparte. While he was in col.
lege, he was carrying to bis room a
broom he had just purchased, when 10
met friend, who noticing the broom.
with surprise exclaimed. ''Wby did
not you have it sent homel'' Il am
not ashamed to carry home any thing
which belongs 10 mt" was the reply Of
young Bouapart.
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CORONATION or THE CzAn.-A letter
from st. Petersburg, in the Emancipation
OF Brussels, says:
The coronation will not take place
before the month Of August, on account
OF the extensive preparations which are re-
CURED. The ,3lst is mentioned ~ the day.
The ceremony will Be performed With the
greatest pomp-
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HIM Aoufrtistu,tnts.
NEW ARRIrAZ-DRkSS OOOLS

AZ TINE pNllAofl pHIA cHGAp oToRe,
1OST received by Steamer Grenada, an
y other assortment ofthe above goods con.
sistns Of Striped Black Challsy, plain
pId0. striped Black H.rreges, plain figure
fancy coloted Challeys in dress patterns,
plain end aounced Bsfreges Organt as Jsso.
net and Swiss M0slin. Also, a beautiful
asso' tmrnt Of trimmings ribbons &C., oil Of
which ARE bought 1t suction and will be
sold at very low prices. may 8.