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Hon. Rufus Choate's Speeeh.

TIE Hon. Rufus Cboate was the next and last speake
and be began BY saying that the argeness OF the assembly
and the character OF the individuals composing II ndi
Gated the sense Of peril the Union entertained and
that The emergency required Of lis friends their best
thoughts and most determined acknowledging upon
the aniislavefy phianihropss having lost sight OF
suit OF higher duty forgetting that each duty should be
held sacred and in connexon with every other duty
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n The Osceola win, for the remainder Of the
Ra{e season, but trip above place
leaving washington every Tuesday a eo'cIcck, a
returning, Norfolk every Thursday, o'clock
Passage and fare, going returning
and the usual landings on the Potomac.
Nov7--u HA 4t # JAMES MITCHELL.
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NOTICEhai the business ofJese E. Dow deceased
In attention, and that family
benefit resulting ereom, been
competent his patrons
purpose, j. expert.
enced and successful and attorney this city has been
leced, all
will cate, post paid. .. H#.
This arrangement prompt business
intrusted deceased thereof will
benefit Of his family.
ELIZA 8. DOW,
Nov 7-eod6tcp Widow Jesse Z.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF the Useful Arts, CarpensU
Fertilization, Naval Architecture Political Economy I y
Horticulture, BY Nicholson, Russell
Mitchell Proctor and others vol quaro, London, with very
engraving. ~ 49,,
Arts, Poetry Sculpture, Paint
ing, Engraving, Mumsmsfics, Hcrady, Architecture, &C ~
Jwi Msrren Westmacott Lindsay, Hughes, Thompson r
others Compese in vol qusrto, London, many hondreo "
cravings. @.s.
Imported from London direct, by .v,op
Nov % lF 90 FRANCK TAfbOh
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EMOVALM w. Calf Brother, watchmakers, siyersmith
II and Jewellers, WILL Monday 2d December1 I'M
their (x doors Of the they oecupyD
open a splendid assortment OF
NEW ELEeAsr wAroHEs, JEwELRY. siLyERwARE, ETC.,
which they respectfully invite public attention Tho above
selected from
the country and embrace all the latest varieties Of
pattern. NJ w. GAIT BROTHER,
Nov 27-3d Pennsylvania avenue 9th and 10Th
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.
SsL.h The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER will depart
-EJsf2sii2s following hours:
Leaves Alexandria at :, sk, n IN, ANS and SPIN:
Leaves Washington at Sk, l04, l2k ~ and ~,
The Thomas CoIyer win be the Mount Vernon route
week. fa1E
Nov 8-6t
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ID ICH CURTAIN Msterials.-Just received
IL pieces elegant satin LANES
pieces LANES, with drape, tasses side loops, and
gimps the coors
Also c style cashmere patterns
Oiled French chintzes, with borders match
twed plain Turkcy-red all Of which are
Of the very newest importation, and viii be sold low -
Nov 3-3teeif
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ed TO the chiefs, by whom they were transferred "a
the subordinate Tecipents-the former receivin
There was something extremely imposing in this
array OF the untamed progeny OF nature.
Enough for VII ON, in ignorance bred,
Night rlds to morn, and sun to rain
That natures pulse In winter dead,
By spring rekindled, throbs again.
Here was the stalworth chief, bearing about in his
scared person, the indelible testimonials Of nume-
acts Of daring and of Prowess the aged ma
non. or more youthful wife, surrounded by the
children of that love, which alike invades the
bosom of the savage and tie sage all presenting
their acceptable homage and expressing their
battd ealty 10 their distant sovereign, on whose
empire the sun never sets Tor
Winds do OF blow wild waves sweep
here rect not Engand's dead.
On their way back our friends again visited
Ovens So1na, where a camp meeting h I'd Just
been held, from the 9th to the 9th OF August,
uuoer the direction of the Rev. Mr.. Wood the
Wesleyan superintendent; and by whom the SER
vices had been conducted with The utmost order
and decorum. A rough drawing was made Of the
spo; by one Of the party: there were still remain
leg the logs that had formed the rude seats OF an
attentive auditory, with the tables on which the,
sacrifo,al fires had burnt and cast Pickering
glare mid the gloom OF night, while the prisons
OF promiscuous crowd, led lhi,her by devotion or
curiosity, ascepded to the throne of the Most
High nnd ! doubt not, that was the case
among the poorer assemblage of the Vicar Of
Wakefield, there were those "whO came to scott,
but who remained TO pray:
The party had intended returning by the way of
Penetangueh ine, but the boat arriving az Owens
Sound. they proceeded in her to Sturgeon Bay I:
and after enjoying some good sport at Coldwater,
not far distant, crossed over by stage TO Odilia,
distance of twenty miles, and embarked on board
The Morning, in which they returned to Hollands
Landing, after shirting the fine agricultural dis
rrics Of Mara and Thorah, on the north side of
Lake Smcoe. From the Landing, they took the
coach for Toronto, their extensive tour occupying
only a inrfnipht- The of which 1
have but briefly touched upon, which, connected
as they are with neighboring country but little
known, will, trust, be acceptable TO the numer-
Gus reader: Of the Herald everywhere.
Man travels and oxpatates,
A. the bee from flower to flower,
so he from land to land.
The manners customs, pelity OF all,
Pay contribution to the store he CLEANS;
lie seeks intelligence In every cline,
And spreads the honey of his wide research.
At his return, = rich repast for all Il. W.
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Half million of incidental appropriations will
help along snsartly. To all of which we have not
the slightest obi ciionior the mere this city is i'm
proved, the mere permanently is the seat Of govern
mon eatahl,-leI
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Our Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, 1856

Washington City Appropriations.
The city Of Washington is improving rapidly I'M.
der the liberal patronage Of the Treasury. With
out commerce or manufactures, it must depend upon
the government and one would think that the
subsistence of Congress, the Executive depart
ments, the public printing, the Supreme Court, the
Navy yard, the Arsenal, National Observatory, Sc
&c., would comfortably support city of thirty
thousand population, one-thrd Of whom are free
negroes.
The items Of the Civil and Diplomatic Appropria-
ton bill, ano the deficiency bills, will show the in
cidenta ltak8ess of Uncle Sans long purse for the
laid and comfort" of the seat of government
tl,fyp
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1'orrtAu~s OF GEusttVy.-T1c iat~ rAfliim.n.
tsTy ccnaus Ct the German states shows thu fol-
towing GgufCs :--Prur-ia contains li,lI29i, ~
hatitsnts, Bavaria. i,iDt,Si; SN0py, s.i5 -;
IiaLp,er. ~ ,ib; Wuusmhirg, ltENIi; Bs-
dan. $50 $50, Electoral Hcssrn. 713oia. Grand
Iuchy oi ilsssen, so 610: Sayouv. Wsimar, 2,i,-
$40; Saxony. Cohagrg GCtha, IA l'b; rl62nl-
M,nngrn. Roots; ~lgoIy flt.rhtrr, ~ Tli
nIunawicL. $3.50; Nsssar. tl.Hiii M.csien'
burg Schwtrin blslsj uiierburF, 2,N9i 40
hair. icasau, tJ,Os2; Anhaii Coihcn' ttlN ~
halt Urrlurg, o. sti ~cbSsrbug .Hie ,.tsd',
a. IN. gchuHr,hufp. sondrrehnu-en. ,, ~ h,u.s
Major. .JI5n. Reeves. Minor VOlW ~ = w.
90. sfhstnturl. iirfr. = -; " fiarf. 't'"g'-
M kipr "a iofrl 81 3leiO,2f iuhfbi,ants ~ .'et-
,nsrv. etc.nsive oLhe German rrouaCrs ~ AVS
t,io Ifoiirod. end uenm1fk, 81 tIe Fee u mse
ci,irs and he getty primo 1iiie. a. Hesse Hon
Irro ind LiChtcu stciI.--h0fHcr Hf'fnHg
reov N,ss,r. N. Ply nc British schoocer
Time. Csgt. cold Nc have received files q the
Bebgsia Ropgi Ggssifsto The llth inst, Inclusive.
The big u lt. Milan, from New NUfk Tor Cal
VI ston psesed the Naha ma hanks on the -th lust
Accounts from Turks Island represent an a,da-
dance Of selt Wing sd both Grand and SAT- Cay.
but there he'd not been more thsu one vessel there
Tor some ,,mc to take a cargo. Al lncagna INC
fak irn was also expected ~ b. very good
The Rose Island salt Pens give every Prorpcct
OF COED rakipg IN the course VI day oT VWo'-
fhg,csttn Cowtn.
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THs FsfLiSs ~ or rE ALs-oy Mivrs.-Wc
have received from Mr. Norton, Amcnctn C1asni
a. P.Cttu. Move Scct', the particulars Of the dis
s-itr 90 tie coal MINIS near that place. itep'rcrs
thst, tny several days previous 90 ths occurrence.
itc workman he'd observed Symphonic II weakness
in some porionr II the root. INDEBTED BY ne fall
ira ut ~ hakfs a. coal from the too Of the work
irls. pItcautions were immediately resoued to
Nv The supcrin'cndcbt, and large FROGS were en-
poycd "a support the roof IN such places gH any
sus icons were -tiachcd 10; hut these prcc snu0us
rrrttd unavaiing. Early on the morning o. the
10th inst, when ~ the wofkmen fortunately vef-
NJ brcsi fest above ground. large portion ~ the
fout fell and completely chokei ~ the workings,
bufting beneath Il all the workmens tolls and the
railwaJ laid down from the vario1s boards ~ the
n aifs. The extent ~ the workings thus destroyed
~ tlOut Thirteen bcrcs. Those portions e the
mine not fallen in will, for a while, have o. BE-
abandoned, 10 cor seQuence Of flc dangerous nc
cumulattn ~ htc damp IN the vicinity uf the uor-
| tiDus detiroyed We lcarn, however, thst this
| accident will no. materially interfere with the
! shipping Of ooal There IL sufficient qualify Of
tie article on the banks 10 all orders during
the present season. and the new shafts that were
4 lstsiy sunk about hall mile from the other have
| hecn for some time Kissing Goals. The surface .
/ The GROUND shows no evidence of the cemmolion
\ which has taken place below, EXCEPT IN Vane "
| ~ creeks or hssures, varying from the stna'es'
percrTtihle space n four or i've inches n width,
| and in some instances the cracking OF the walls
| end ceilings ~ somr of the wofkmen's b0uses,-
Boston dilos, SYl. Il.
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The distribution of presents by the Indian Com.
uissicusr was mad in TIE following mtnnes. 80
The diiierru tribes were STATED w separate rows
n the ground, ant yeIious necessities wtTc hand
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NASHUA HOTEL,

LINCOLN SQUARE, WORCESTER
Azl >IE subscriber has taken the above named house
formerly known the Lincoln Square Hotel ii
mas been thoroughly repaired and refed in every re-
eent rooms and is furnished throughout with entire New
Furniture, equal to any house in this city.
The Nashua Hotel is delightfully."- situated for Summers
residence opposite the Worcester and Nashua Railroad STA
ton Being in the immediate vicinity of the Court House it
s rare advantages to Juymen and Others doing business
with the Courts and public offices.
subscriber trusts that by giving strict attention to his
duties to merit share of the public patronage
u Attached to the Hotel alarge and commodous Stable
for the accommodation ofhorses and carriages
Worcester, April IT, 1850. visit
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INVALUABLE INVENTIONS.
WM, e. GUY.
No. 90 Sudbury Street, Boston,

mo- x SUuDuFy StFttts BUsIUN,
MOULD inform the public that he has invented new
" Continuance for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS,
which imparts TO the neither COLOR acid taste
The outside Of the pipe is covered with composition that
preserves from This is considered, by the most
eminent chemists fit for conveying water
into houses for domestic purposes. Those using aqueduc
will find it for their advantage call and examine
l-PHe has also invented GLASS STRAINER, TO be
placed at the bottom of Wells and Springs The water
carried through glass lined pipes TO any part of the house
desired. lJPersons from the country invited to call
send in their orders. dwtf Boston, June IS.
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PROFESSOR BARRY'S
Trieonberous or Medicated Compound.


,NDoRSEO e the first Professional talent in The United
II staesits efficacy attested by thousands oil Weiknown
t;zenssod at price which places within the reach OF
every lamiy-aHd recommended by Journals OF me Dssl
standing in the country for specific and widely different pnT-
noses ard everywhere in demand. BARR1'S TRICO-
PHEROUS NAV fearessy pronounced, ON the most in
contestbe evidence the best the cheapest the most poPn
lar preparation for restoring and beauy ing the HAIR ead
eating scurf and dandr and curing all diseases OF the sn
the muscles and glands which has been offered to the
nubc either in the old world Ii stands alone
has no brother and like brother" volume of anthem
tic and ANALYTICAL proof lis value accompanies bot
tie To gainsav The impossible, for every purchas
er adds one more the legion of witnesses ed in its
behalf.
The philosophy Of its operation simple lis first action
is upon skin. 1t gently stimulates every torpid vessel
and enables nature by vigorous, heahial effort TO throw
oany Inflammation eruption eXiolaon OF the external
membranes Ii the Inflammation be caused by cut, spran,
bruse the effect the The absorbentsare nygorat
ed the extravased blood taken up and all pain and
dcoleraiio is removed In Rheumatism, swelling of The
glands and all affections of the integuents acts sPee
cay through the pores and ahsobes upon the Of the
disease Its wonderful effect renewing gossing, and
Identifying the hair all produced through its primary
influence upon the skin OF the head The inygorating fluid
enables the scalp perform functions properly The
scu and dandru which sluggish circulation has allowed
accumulate thrown off, the yegetatiye principle finds
its way the vesees in which the hair rooted and they
supplied, were,with err Uitg,whch strength
ems moisiens CLOSES beauties every fibre until eac
particular hair becomes healthy and elastic flanent
The ferzng principle which existing hair
grow stimulates the latent roots and thus the bres which
have fallen out are soon replaced by new ones.
Remember that this double antdote-ths specific for dis
the skin and maches beauer of the harris sol
from fifty hundred per cheaper than othe
preparation for the hair out.
u Sold large bottles, price 25 cents the Principa
Office 1877 Broadsoay Neto York For sale in Wore
cpa Druggists in other places throughout the United State
and Canada dwtf July 29.
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ELECTRO PLATING AND GLIDING.

AIOVAA IIlAAILS OF NAllnls patterns.
NHE subscriber is prepared to Gid or Silver all kinds
OF Jewery, Watches and any other article usually cal
anzed lie also keeps onhand Cup Batteries Of Copper for
gdhg and silvering, and is prepared furnish different
Kinds Of Batteries for Gliding and Medical use with Books
OF instruction which families will find to be very useful
Also, Porous Cells Zinc Cylinders and Plates Platinum
Slips for Gayanic Batteries. Instruction given On lib
eral TERMS
lie IS also manufacturing of the best and handsomes
Door Plates and Numbers for houses that been offered
% the public OF Silver Plate of different patterns and Glass
Plates of various kinds.
u The subscriber continues to do job work in Copper
In Sheet Iron, and Lead; Copper Pumps Set
per Boilers re timed
Inc above work done in workmanke manner for Cash
on deituery Of the goods. VIM. LUCAS
June IL du rear OILS Ceatral-st, Worcester.
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FOR THE AFFLICTED.
Banning's Patent rodv Rraca

TINS celebrated PATENT LACE, or BODY BRACE ;.
an efficient relief to persons laborg under the fpos
ing and other analogous maladies and symptoms viz s,
Consumption and other diseases of the Lungs Spinal C
yaturesBronchitis and other affections OF the Throat o
of Voice-Hip Diseases, Scroluous Sweings Distor1,
Rheumatism Neuralgia Headache Want of sleep rana
ton of the Heart Disordered Circulation of the Blood @
ney Affections numbness and GOODNESS Of the EAtrenle
painful, difficult suspended Observation-Disclosures Cont
Falling of the Womb, Leuchorhoe Whites, Dropsy TH
Constipation, Withered and Decayed Limbs Weakness ~
Chest Vertigo, Dull Pains in the Sides FANS and weakness
in the Back, &c. &c
The following certificates will show what is thought o
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace, &C., viz:
From Prot. Mott and other Physicians Of Eeac ForI
The undersigned have examined DR.. Bannnes novelyewa
On the mechanical pathology ofmay affections of tile vice.
and believe them highly interesting, and worthy the ser
GUS attention of the medical profession
Yalentine Not, DID. JKemney Roagrs,MD,
s Sia@ g. r h5sy H. 3 ss sI.ne gro'
From Rev Caleb j. Tenney, D. d., Of Northampton for,
merly of Wethersfeld Conn:
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice which fr
three years almost total Subsequently my voice was
continued weak and ndstinct Ore year ago, commenced
the of Dr. Bannngs Brace and have found very marked
and decided advantage from it, increasing the speak
ing and the strength my voice. Now, although preach
once or twice almost every Sabbath should scarcely at
tempt the service at all il had not in application
the principles of DIR. Bannings Brace which from my own
knowledge fits certain utility my case cheerfuly re
Aug. 5, 1916. CALEB ]. TENNEY.
DIR. J. c. KNAPP, the Undersigned, has pur
chased the right of this ar-famed Patent Lace or Body
Brace for the County of Worcester and ready
own residences at their said Office PAS CUP STAIRS
MAIN STREET. They will sell the right to make vend, and
use the said Lace, in few, and few only of the Of
TINS county, onterms very advantageous TO the purchasers
All the above mentioned diseases, and many more of
similar nature, the undersigned have with their MAGNET
| lC or ELECTROPATHlC REMEDIES, treated very sue.
cessuy and will continue do either with without
the application and expense of the said Lace Brace
patients may prefer. The instrument is light, neat and
easily adjusted and be worn by gentleman or aJy
without the least pain inconvenience. The public is
ylted to call and examine the article their said Office
| he llIy danJ
ali explanations, to the said Laces and the Magnetic
remedies gIatuously given. References to many cases
cured and others under their treatment in this region
| given TO any on application j. G. KNAPP,
| Worcester, Feb g. 1850. DIFF
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MATTERS HAIR nYE.

THE great and increasing demand for Hair Dye and the
difficulty procuring ARTICLE has induced the
subscribers to experiment. until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that surpasses any other in
The advantages possesses other kinds are, that
application perfectly simple, the Hair requires pre-
vous preparation It is entirely free from any unpleasant
smells, and does not fade, crock, wash out
1t does not, like ordinary Hair Dye leave unpleasant
and unnatural drness of the hair but the time
its color is changed it retains its natural ustre and soft
Instead of inurng the hair it tends in great degree
to strengthen its grewth and prevent its falling
tlemen who have hair and whskers of lighter color will
find to match the two and those whose hair
grown prematurely grey, its original beau.
and with less expense and trouble than with any Dye
+. WATERS.
For sale by NJ. B. GREEN, and LEWIS t. LAZELL.
June %. eodtf
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BRINLEY HALL,

No. IS2 Main street, opposite le american
House, ......... WORCESTER.
THIS well-known HALL which has long been favorite
of the public has been recently thoroughly repair
ed and enlarged The Drawing Rooms have also been
arged aud brought into better connection with the Hall
The Hall is now brilliantly lighted with GAS and
OF this and its greater capacity accommodate audience
it offers to the public superior inducements for public
ngs conventions concerts dancing parties and the
variety of public entertainments for which such halls
needed Persons parties wishing occupy the Hall wifi
make application to the subscriber.
ssJune. 90. 1885, dwtf CHARLES WARREN.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

THE subscriber offers TO the Trade an extensive assort-
ment Of PAPER HANGINGS of the very best of
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders, Landlords
and others wishing GOOD ARTICLE will find for their
interest to examine before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. Particular attention given putting all kinds
of Papers short notice.
Ware House, FOSTER STREET. (between Main Street
and Boston, Norwich, and Nashua Railroad Depot)
Worcester, Oct Is diff R. NEWTON.
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R u s Il S
s NIL X OR spa NTSH
SAESSAPARKE,EAs

THIS preparation of sarsapara is no hunbng no secre,
L compound. 1t is PURE and UNCOMBINED article
OF great strength and unprecedented efficacy in the CURE
OF DISEASE. The recent discovery of the true Smiax
Sarsapaila at the South has put the Propretors in pos
session OF the genuine root fresh states and by new
method Of PREPARATION discovered by themselves calculated
to secure and concentrate all the virtues of the plant they
are enabled to offer purchasers article infinitely SPE
RfOR to any thing of the kind an use. 1t is well
known that sarsapara by drying loses great share fits
medicinal virtues But in this article those properties are
all preserved and placed in permanent FORM not liable to
injury by age.
The attention of Dispensers, Druggists Physicians and
especially unfortunate inUdtas suffering SICK is partcu
lary invited to the trial of article which is warranted
genuine Gnd superior to any other preparation ohe kind
now offered to the public.
Prepared and sold by BUSH & co. No. . PARK STREET
WORCESTER Mass. And for sale in Worcester by Lewis
L Lazell, A. Clarke d. Scott, Jr & Co. c. A. & f. Har-
rington, and Spur sibley, Druggists and by j. NJ Com
ings, NJ d., and Calvin Newton NJ. ID. April 2.
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SPRING POND IcF.

THOSE wishing be furnished with Ice from pure spring
water, will be served short notice by leaving their
orders al the following places;
Henry Prentiss Provision Store, Washington So
j. II. Balton's Park Street,
OTIS Bramans, Souhbridge Street;
NJ. b. Green's Drug Store, Main Street,
Swan & Commits, AZ Main Street
And at the OFFICE, l47 MAIN STREET.
o. Those wishing to purchase REFRIGERATORS car
be accommodated with any desired pattern, by calling al
the office as above. u. F. HAYWOOD.
June diff
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H. s. MOORE,
II. s, MOORE, zig Main Street,

HAS opened in the old United States HOTEL splendid
IL Room, formerly the Dancing Hail. beautiful stock OF
WELL MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, DRESS THiRTS, &c.
His Stock embraces every style of goods usually by
Gentlemen and his price egceedng7y ioto. Your interest
will be consulted by looking through his stock before pur
chasing at No. 2l3 MAIN STREET, u. S. Hotel.
April g. diff
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.gs Home, Again.
Oyster and Fruit Saloon Reopened.
Front St. 1 door frn,,l EIain.

4 AVbt UUOE
THE subscribers have, in consequence of improvements
on the spot they formerly occupied, removed their
yICTUALING ESTABLISHMENT TO the stand on Front
Street door from Main Street where they will be happy
their friends, and to furnish them, usual the best
accommodations the market affords
NEW YORK OYSTERS constantly on hand, and fur
nished in any quantity to order.
FRUIT of all kinds NUTS and CONFECTIONERY o
the best quality viii always be found their establishment
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received they
respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends and thu
public. SPURR & LEWIS.
Worcester May 10. d3m