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MAINE. Mr.. hidden Of Oxford county, a
Jackson member Of the House of Represen-
tatives of Maine, made the following speech
few days since in secret session, while the
resolves in relation to the North Eastern
Boundary were under discussion =
Sir, have restrained my feelings on this
subject lsng time, bat unqualified as am
unwilling as | am at any time to trouble
the House with the sound of my voice, vet
when hear such sentiments as have been
advanced here by those whom consider
my political friends, it is impossible for me
longer to keep silence. Our Agent at
Washington Mr.. Prehle) tells in his conf
GENITAL message that we can make a better
bargain if we will take land than we can i'll
we trade for cash. What, Sir barter
American territory and American citizens. |
Tor land or for cash {! Sell our citizens
without their consent Sell them to the |
British to become the subjects of a British |
King. :! Sir, history informs me of only one
solltary instance IN this republic where a
bargain Of this kind was ever a,temptet. and
that was at West Point in the secret session
held by Benedict Arnold and Major Andre.
Our title 10 this territory is indsputable-
u was purchased for us-the price was
ah"oh INC "foou vi cuV ialnerS. And shall
we, Sir. like Esau, sell our hirthright for
mess of pottage' No, sir. Heaven protect
us from such disgrace.
What, Sir, if the santed spirits of'76 who
fell in defence of our rights, could be per-
United to take view of our proceeding
would they not look upon us with pity and
contempt-would they not denounce us as
degenerate sons worthy sres. Sir. who
ever this day votes for this dlsgraceful bar
gain, will, trust, live to see the time when
the finger of scorn shall be pointed at him,
and shall hear the contemptuous expression,
you are one of the number who voted to sell
a part of your country. Yes, Sir, we sell
not only part of eur country, but our fel-
low citizens with it, and among those citi-
zens, member of this House legally cho-
sen by order of the constituted authorities
OF this State, and has as good right to
seat here as any member on this floor. Sir,
now take this opportunity to enter my SOL
emn protest against these proceedings
without doing this should he ashamed 10 re-
turn TO my constituents Il should be asham-
ed to return to my family and friends.
BosToK, March 90.
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The winter in Europe mp 10 tho middle of
January. was unusually mild, whilst here Il WINS
the most severe that has been experienced for
many years
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SENATE. Mr. Saltonstall submitted the
following order, the question on which, having
been stated by the Clerk, il was determined in
Inc affirmative, unanimously, viz: Ordered,
that the thanks of the Senate be presented TO
the Hon. VIM. Thorndike, for the ability
promptnesa, and fidelity, with which lie has pre-.
sided over lie deliberations daring the present
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SENATE. The bill introduced, on leave, by
MI Benton, granting quantity Of land TO the
State of Missouri, for the purposes Of internal
Improvement, was read the second time, and
referred to the committee on Ronds and Canals
Mr.. Waggaman submitted resolution, which
was considered and agreed 10, directing The
committee on Roads and Ganals 10 ineuite into
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A NoCTURNAL sKETCH


How to write blank verse in rhyrne')
Eren is come; and from the dark Par8, hH"'
The signal of the settling sun-one gun
And str Is sounding from the chime prime ''""'
TO so and see the Drury-ldne Dane siam
Or hear Ofheilo's jealous doubt spout ont'I
Or Macbeth raping at that shade made oid0e'
Denying to his frantic clutch much fonch
Or else to see Ducrotc lcih irids stride Tlde
-Four horses no other rsan can span
Or, in the snail Olympic Pr sat sphs
Laughing a. Liston, trhik you q'nS ms pNaS'
Anon Night comes and 'cih her toinss brings Hai"g'
5 iyStcs as nth his poetic tongue, loung sung
The gas I'm bloses trih lis bright tchite hsht,
And paralutic ,raichmen proci, hoiri groir!
Abo,a he streets, and take up Pail Mall Sal,
Who. hasfing 10 her nightly jobs, robs fo5s
No,o There's to enter for yoar cash. s''ash c'aSn'
Past dro,rsv Charley in deep sleep, creep,
But frighfen'd by Police b, 3. flee,
And ,ciile THEY'RE g.ing, tchisper io,r " No go :!
Notr psss ,phiIe folks in their beds tredds nle1ds
And sleepers traking. grumble-' drat that cat"
VINO in he gutter cattertca,Rs, squalls nG,tls
Some feline foe. aud SCREAMS in shrili iu-,ciH.
No,r Bulls of Bashdn. Of a prize size, rise
In childish dreams. and tcith a roar gore poor
Georgv or Charles, or Billy, iciLly niHy .
But Nursemdid ia nightmare rest, chest press'd,
Dreanleih of one of her old fdEses, James Games,
.adthat she hears--tohat faith is mdns' AHn 5anns
And his. from Reverend III. Price, tirics thrice
White ribbons flourish, and stout shout out,
That up,rurds goes, shoes Rose kno,rs those bor'
zYOes l. HOOD
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.

VHNHE CHILD'S BOOK OF GEOGRA.
ID PITY, with outlines of Countries, Cuts,
and eight copper plate Maps. BY S. r Hall,
author Of Lectures on School Keeping.
g. Decidedly the best first book in geogra.
ply. '-.Ne,o England Rerie,o.
I" We have seen no one that exccls it.
Worcester .Tsgis.
THE CHILD'S GUIDE; comprising ia
miliar Lessons, designed to aid in and correct
reading, spelling, defining, thinking, and acting
Interesting and instructing"
Rochester Observer.
" II cannot fail to exert happy moral inau-
ence. '-.4nnnis of Education.
THE GRAMMATICAL ASSISTANT ;
containing definitions in Etymology, rules ol
Syntax, and selections for Parsing BY S. r.
Hall, author of Lectures on School Keeping.
This work is believed to contain the best Sc.
lectons of lessons for parsing, that has yet been
published
THE CHILD'S ASSISTANT in acquiring
Useful and Practical Knowledge
very excellent and useful book for chill.
dten."-Hsr"id of Pence,
Just published, BIOGRAPHY OF PIOUS
PERSONS. Abridged for youth.
One of the very best books for juvenile
libraries" -BOst0n Recorder.
The above books are for sale by DORR &
ROWLAND. Worcester, May 9.
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THE WORCESTER BOAT COMPANY
q 1--WE notice to their customers and the
NN public, that they have purchased Of Mr.
WARREN BATcHELLoR his line of Canal Boats,
and that they have one new Boat now building,
making eight Boats in their line, which " III be
ready for doing business on the Blackstone
Canal as early as the season will permit.
The Boats Of this Company are fitted up in
the best order and provided with masters Of ex.
perence and skill TO navigate them. One or
more Boats will leave Providence and Worces.
ter erery day, Sundays excepted)
This Company have large and convenient
Store Houses at the CENTRAL By3SEN WASH
ington-Square, Woreester, and at the CANAL
BASIN, in Providence, which they offer for the
storing Of Goods, free IF charges, and every
reasonable attention will DO rendered their Gus.
toners.
u All Goods consigned 10 IRA POOR of
Procidence, or BENZ. PORTER, at the Cen.
rm Basin, in Worcester, will be forwarded
agreeable 10 directions. tf March 81.
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WILLIAM III. SWAN

HEAS just received from New York and
a IL Boston. very extensive assortment ct
French Mnsns, newest patterns, and various
qualities and compilations,
Gros de Naples, Gras de Berlin, and Levaatins
Silks Figured Water'd do.
Merino Shawls and Points,
Wood Lawn of different coloys, a new article
for Rnnnrts,
More rich Bonnet Ribbons.
Scarlet and Buff Pnngee Handkerchefs,
Splendid Blonde Hdk IS Scarfs. and Wells,
Dntch Lace, and Thread Lace Edgings,
Swiss Caprs, aud Fig'd Cravats,
Plaid aud Linen Table Covers,
Furniture Patch; do. Dmoiv.
Straw Mats for Bonneis. and Navarino do.
Grass Cloth, Hamilton Stripes and great
supply of other Goods fer Gentlemen's anc
BOYS Summer Wear.
~ Call at the Old Stand, between Contra
Hotel and Worcester Bank, where articles vii
be offered at the usually lair prices.
Worcester, Nav lG
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FASHIONABLE GOODS,
1T Wholesale and Retail.
J. A. HOVEY & CO.,
.MILLBURY LOWER VILL9GE,

.HILLBURY LOWER PILL.dGE,
EHAVlNG received for the past two weeks,
n Ill direct from the New York Auctions,
most splendid and extensive assortment "i
Goods OF every description. now offer th"m I"
the citizens of Mllbury, Worcester, ard the
adjoining towns, at the most reduced prices
fan below every thing they ever beiore offered
to the pubc--a small portion OF which COM
prise the following, to wit;
so pieces elegant French Muslin Prints, every
shade,
30 do. do. Prints, from 10 10 cents per yard,
25 do. do. Dover do.
100 do. Gotten Glazed Cambria, all colrrs,
10 do. Sup, Figured and Plain Swiss Muslins,
37t to 62t cents,
10 do. Fine Cambrics do 33 to SO cents,
50 do. White Check Striped and Plaided Cam
brics,
IL do. Linen DamasE and Linen Diapers,
As Super White Countcrpanes 50 to 81,
10 do. Rich Waterd SILKS, all sbades-a beau
iinI article,
10 do. do. DamNsk Gros de Naples do.
6 do. do. Fig'd. eros de Seurde,
~ do Grape do. China Shawls,
10 do. do. do. Lyons do.
6 do Gauze dc Paris 10.
80 sets elegant Bonnet Ribbons, splendid arti
Gle,
10 pieces Double Satin Black Silk,
~ super ItaliaH no.
10 do. do Gros de Naples,
10 do. Sinchaws and Sarsnets,
12 do. Mxd Silk Camlets,
10 do. Blue and Black do.
10 do Elegant Velvet Vestlngs, Cold and
PLAIN,
Gen,lemen's Cravats and Silk Stocks, of oil
kinds,
do. Gloves; Silk Suspcnders,
do. Cotton IL Linen, 81 Silk whole & half Hose
90. Summer Wearing Apparel, of all kinds,
Ladies' Travelling Baskets; Silk Parasols,
do. Gloves; Cotton and Silk Hosiery, &c
do. Rich Lace and Blonde Lace Wells, rich
and beautiful patterns, and
splendid assortment Of Broad Cloths and
Cassimeres, to wit:
65 pieces super Black, Blue. Cla,et, Mulberry,
London Smoke, Olive. Brown. and Drab
Broad Cloths, from 81 as to $3.50 per yard,
| 80 super Cassimeres of all the above coIors,
from S79 to 5 ,67R per yard,
~ pieces Satinetis from So TO 46 cents per yard,
| &c. &c. &c. &c-in short all articles ever
kept in a country Store, at the most reduced
prices 6w Mayo
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T. & W. KEITH

EEAVE Just received variety Of New
q Il Goods, which together with their former
stock renders their assortment iGr this market
very complete Among the Goods received,
are WATCHES Of the last Importation, at re.
duced prices; BRITTANIA TEA POTS of
the latest aud richest patterns; BRITAIN
Ia LAMPS, an article altogether preferable
to those made either of Brass or Glass; Linen
PrOrers, of different patterns, which would be
found convenient TO those who manufacture or
deal in Linen or Cloths Of any description. AZ
so. Plated Cups, Seed Beads, Bead Bays, Pearl
Slides Nc &c.
They have made only very small addition
to their MILITARY GOODS; but, whatever
articles of the kind may be wanted, shall be
furnished, together with the same now on hand,
at 4 mere commission ABOVE he wholesale cost
W SILVER SPECTACLES manufacture
ed, and for sale, in any quantity Also,
LOOKING GLASSES, manufactured and for
sale single or by the dozen, at the lowest city
prices.
Worcester, April 49, CIV
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@ Just receired, a further supply Of the
ITALIAN LOTION,
on WLNCTURE on PEARL

OK ILNCIURE OF FEy1HLS,
EHOR improving, preserving, and beauti
ID flying the complexion. This admirable com
pound has stood the best of all tests THAT of
perience) aud proved itself the most efrctual
aud valuable cosmetic yet discovered, Tor removing
Pimples, Spots, Freckles, Redness OF the Skin,
and all Cutaneous Eruptions, imparting to the
skin the most delectab.e fairness. In cases OF
Scrolua, Salt Raeum and various other humors,
1t has b en- used with peculiar success. Gentle
men, whose faces are rendered tender by shaw
ing, will hnd it excellent beyond precedent, Tor
aiheiioraling and removing the unpleasant harsii-
ness caused by the operation. Those persons,
whose avocatlons expose them to intense solar
neat and severe winds. will find that occasional
apphcatIon oil this valuable compound will afford
the most soothing relief, it removes the I'M
pleasant sensation caused by either. II has not
been deemed requisite 10 offer long recapi;ula-
Ton oil It's many virtues, AS its admirable proper
ties are too well known, and too Justly appreciat-
ed, to require it. But, as there are many vile
and spurious cosmetics offered to the public as
possessing virtues OF vital Importance, it may not
be useless to remark, that the "I.alian Lotion"
has been used by thousands, both in Europe and
America with entire success, and far exceeding
their anticipatons 1t not only renders the skin
soft and clear, but. by repeated applications, it
promotes a general exercise of those important
functions OF the skin, which are of primary i'm
poFtance to those who wish to attain and pre-
serve beautiful complexion. and does not con
tain any OF those perncious ingredients. which
the basis of most cosmetics now in use. Certfi
Gates Of its com pie,e efficacy be shewn to any
who wish, either in English, French, Spanish, Or
Italian.
OT For sale, only. by JAMES GREEN &
CO, Worcester. Price IS cents per bottle.
Nlarch IL. coi2w
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ESTABROOK & HOWE
an THE GPEE.N STORE,

nFFER for sale 10 hhds best ST. Cr"lx
~ Ram: 10 do. do. .MOiaSses; 8 chassis
Souchone Tea; 10 boxes Loaf Sugars ); hhds
Bro,ca do together with every article IN the
Grocery linc.-whch viii be sold IN large OF
small ouan,lties, at low prices
n B. The senior partner of the firm, by a
residence in Boston is enabled to furnish the
Store in Worcester with Goods at such rates
as TO warrant us in selling at very much lower
prices than formerly. Persons wishing TO buy
Goods in our line, are respectfully invited TO
cali before they purchase.
J Wnrcester. Anril Is. CIV
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~ Con- Hissi0ners' Notice r.
1V Office is hereby given, that the subscri-
bers have been appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County of Worcester, TO receive
and examine thc claims of the several creditors
to the Estate Of iiEZEKIAH FAY, Yeoman,
late Of Scarborough, in said County, deceased,
intcstaie, represented insolvent, and six months
from the I'd day OF May inst, are allowed by
said Judge to The creditors to bring in and
prove their claims; and we will be in session
for that service at the house of Fitch Winches.
ter, innholder in said scarborough on the
first Tuesday of juno and the last Monday of
October next. from one to seven o'clock, 7. NJ,
on each of said days
LARKIN NEWTON.
SYLVESTER BRIGHAM, '0m rs
Snni hhnrnnnh Nav lG 1920
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Fashionable Spring Goods.
BROWN & BRIGHAM,
DIAPERS and T.AILORS,
No. 2, Goddards' Ro,o,

A0. <, OOdddTdS hoto,
EEAVE ,ust received great variety Of
EE FASHIONABLE CLOTHS. consisting
of Super Blue aud Black, Drake Neck, and iu-
visible Green, extra Olive Blown, Olive Green.
Wnaded, Mulberry. and Adelaide BROOD
CLOTHS; Blue, Black. Brnwn, Mkt, Drab,
and Sage Drab CASSlMERES; extra quality
Velvet. Fancy Silk Marseilles. and Valencia
VESTLNGS, new aud elegant patterns; extra
Leopold, Checked, and Striped London CAS-
SIMERES, together with a great variety OF
articles usually kept in an establishment OF the
kind.
Also, on hand, n complete assortment Of
READY !M4DE CLOTHING. All Of which
will be sold at Gerry reduced prices.
B. Work done in u city style, inferior
10 njnc, and soarroaied.
Worcester, April 25. ep3teo3t
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YNIIiE Summer Term of the Templefon Hiek
Ill Stho0i will commence on THURSDAY. !ha4
3D. under the superintendent of Mr.. BATCH
ELDER. The success which has hitherto at
tended this School enables the Committee con-
fdently To predict, that those who patronizc this
School viii receive entire satisfaction The
Boarding House will be under the direction Of
MIS- RoBISsoS, who will use every means 20
promote the comfort and happiness Of the Stu.
dents Tuition je3 per term. Board 81 ,33.
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,l
SAMUEL LEE,
ARTEMAS LEE, Committed.
LOWELL WALKER,
EPHRAiM STONE,
Templeien. May rs, 1892
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Scarborough. May IS, 1889.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
"a bers have been appointed by the Hon.
Judge of Probate for the County of Worcester,
Commissioners, TO receive and examine tho
claims of the creditors to the Estate of A BRA
HAM MUNROE, late of Shrewsbury, in said
County, deceased intesta,e, represented insol.
vent, and six months from the second day of May
inst, are allowed by said Judge to the creditors
to bring in and prove their claims; and they will
attend that service at the house of Capt. Thorn.
as Harrington, Jr., in said Shrew shury, on tho
last Thursdays of June, August, and October
next, from one to six O'Clock, P. NJ, on each Of
said days BALCH DEAN.
ADAM HARRINGTON.
Shrewsbury, MAY 10, 1892 ago
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MONSON ACADEMY.

FENHE Summer Term Of this institution will
III commence on WEDNESDAY. June 6, un-
der the snperiniendence of the Principal, and
well qualified male and female Assistant. The
terms at Tuition are 81 50 in The GEeuk Latin,
and French Languages; and 81, 80 in the Eng-
iISh Department, Including rxperiris,i'al Lee
lures on Philosophy, without any charge. Ter
contingencies. Board may be obtained without
difficulty in highly Respectable families at rea-
sonable prices Pious and INDECENT young men
can receive from the funds of the Institution
their tuition. the use Of the aeccssaiy classical
books, and their board for rs cents per week
Those who may place their children nnder our
care, can be assured that no pains will be spared
10 guard their morals and facilitate their intel.
lectual Improvement.
5. LAWToN, Principal.
Mnuson, Nav l6
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Dress-.Noking, Millinery, and
.NeW Goods.
Miss M AIRY M. ANDREWS

lib RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of
ga Lancaster and its vicinity, that she is
supplied with small hut general assortment of
New, Fashionable SPRING GOODS, and will
sci! them on the most reasonable terms She
continues the DRESS-MAKlNG and MIL
LlNERY BUSINESS in fashionable STYLE, and
her utmost endeavors will be TO please all who
may favor her with their custom.
0r She invites the Ladies to call and ex.
anime her Goods, and feels grateful to thcm for
past favors, and solicits continuance of their
patronage. Lancaster NAV q
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NOTICE.

ENHE subscriber proposes to of.
tSssGsA NJ err for sale, at Vendue, on the
lsass 6th dag Of June merit, at o'clock,
A--~A. p. NJ, on the premises, his Farm,
situated in Barre, on the County Road, lending
to liardwick, and one mile and half south OF
the Meeting House, in said Barre. Said Farm
is pleasantly situated on good road and con-
tains 900 acres Of choice Land, and is divided
into Moving, THlage, Pasturing, Orchardng,
and Wood Land. The Buildings arc in COM
plee repair; good Dwelling House, Barns.
and Ou. Buildings; the fences almost entirely
of stone wall This Farm is well watered, and
is worthy the attention Of the agricultnrlst 1t
is equal TO keeping from 30 to AZ Cows and
other Stock is situated in the vicinity OF Mills
aud Factories and all the conveniences which
will induce the inquirer to view for hipsef.
1t will he sold on said day, unless previously
disposed of a, private sale. Conditions easy,
and will he made known at time of sale. Pos
session will be given immediately after the sale
if desired. NATH'L JONES.
Barre, Apri4. 1t
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From lie Neg York Courier.


CASE OF NINA. One reflection of some
moment presses upon us in considering the
case of Nina. He was convict released
from the Peniten;iary, and in receiving the
hospitality of Mr.. Chapman brought death
and ruin on that family. Charity admon-
isaes us to feed the hungry and clothe the
naked, but neither charity nor prudence
can Justify confidence in an entire stran-
ger. Society has fixed rules. without
which there can he no domestic govern
ment-and cautious dstiust of every
unknown person is called for 10y every CON
sderation Of prudence. No one loans mon
ey without something in the shape of seru-
Yity, why should ospitalily-domestic con-
fidence-entire reliance he thrown away
without an equivalent? Much is said about
the gullibility of the English, and yet the
natural coldness and caution of an Eng
lish woman would never have brought
her into a similar difficulty to Mrs. Chap
man. The French with ak their poliiesse
and extreme civiity would not he caught in
such a snare; but in our oicn country to,cnS
and riiiages, trherc strange face IS seen. GU
rioSiiy is alscays gfoat TO kno'O somethang
more about him. Kindness TO strangers,
when their characters ale known is always
TO be encouraged, but caution is the polar
star which may avert many evils, and would
in this melancholy case, had the thought
suggested itself to the unfortunate inmates
of Andalusia.
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NEW STORE!
JOHN WHEELER s. co.

TEyAKE the liberty 10 inform the inhabitants
d of Worcester and vicinity, that they M .
taken the Store, No. ) Granite Row, where
they will keep an extensive assortment OF
WESTLN.DL4 GOODS& GROCERIES,
which ,hcv will sell a, wholesale and retail. as
low as thew can be had al any other Store, for
Cash. or approved Credit.
nj They have now in Store. superior loi
Of HERDS GRASS and GLOVER SEED
which they will sell cheap. .
Worcester April Is u
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GEOLOGY OF MASSACHUSETTS. Silllman' s
Journal for April contains an excellent article
of 20 pages on the Geology Of Massachusetts,
accompanied with map, by Professor Hitch
cock, of Amherst College. 1t was drawn up in
ful6ment Of his commission from the Legisla-
iure, to make geological examination of the
State; and embraces only one out of four Parts
into which the work Will be divided He re-
marks that he has collected specimens ofeverg
variety Of rock and of all the ores he cor'd ma
in the Commonwealth and that h's collection
for the use Of the government comprises Ioo m
diyidual pieces. He had also, agreeably to his
instructions, collected cabinet tor each OF the
Colleges in the State A vast deal OF informa,
ton is contained in this article, on the SUBJECT
10 which II relates, some OF winch may be turn
ed to practical account-J0urnat Of Com.
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Canal TRANSFORMATION.

Canal Transportation.
TEVHE Canal Boat President. Jain G. Ken.
ID daH, Muster, will leave Worcester for
Providence, and Providence for Worcester once
week. OF Freight transported at the usual
rates. Apply 10
FRANCIS Z BlGELOw.
At the Canal Store, North Meclanic-st.
Worcester. April I6 tr