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HAMM0ND'S IMMINENT.
HAMM0ND'S IMMINENT,
HAMM 0NDlS IMMINENT

DOSES SES The power OF healing many INJURIES and
d'seasrs OF the skin and bones pronounced by m d.
lea men as ncurahle. Oftentimes single bottle will
relieve the rheumatic pains that fasien, with an iron
grasp, upon The human France and that have resisted
the influence Of the potent medicines known and
that, toe, IN the hands Of sklfu scent fc phYsi-
Clans. This iDment has hern tried for years by
discriminating public, and its value stands pre- eminent
in the estimation of many of best physicians and
eilzens as the circular that accompanies each bottle
VIII shaw. u is without parallel in the annals of
medclne' Tor curing rheumatism, govt, stiff joints,
sprains, chapped hands, weeping sine VS. burns frozen
limbs, end every kind of bone and skin disease For
sale in Worcester by Caldwel& HUI General Agents
by $. q. Knowton; Leicester Horace Waite; Mi1I,
ry s. smith, q. A. Holbrook, and J Thompson; Hol-
den, Nichols Bryant, and by all Druggiss and N err
chants through the country All orders addressed to
Caldwell Hill willie promptly attended TO- o6 OFF
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FRESH GROCERIES,

T'HE subscriber having purchased of JOS. E. GREG.
Il DRY his stock of G oceries Flour &c and
made large additions to the same, now offers 20 the
public, at wholesale and retail extensive assortment
OF w. l. Goods, of all kinds bought for cash.
lie would cal attention TO his stock of TEAS COM
prsing every variety OF English Breakfast Pouchong
Oolong Nngyong Seuchong Old and Young Hyson
Imperial, Gunpowder Hyson Twanky, &C. =
SUGARS from New York and Bristol Refneries-
Also, Havana 9luscovado, P Rico and n Orleans do
MoLASsEs of all grades, consisting Of New Or
leans, Porto Rico Muscovada, Cardenas g. stuart's
Extra Syrup, Old Mocha Coffee Jave, sumatra and ST.
Domingo dJ,-gfound and ungIound
Also-Rice, Tapioca, Maccaroni, VermicelH Sage
Pearl BARLEY, Geatine dried Ginger aid preserved do
Extracts OF all kinds Peach WaIer. Rose do. Fancy
Soaps Split Peas, Canary SEED, sc. dc. 80
In short all articles kept in first clsss w. foods
Store he woud be happy to all the old friends of
the establishment and many new ones as may favor
nun with call. DANIEL A. HAWKINS, JR
nos, |, ., 3, and Main street, op. Court House.
81 Az
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woR oEsT ER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
oF
Manu- 7ctures, TT dos, and Professions.

The following List representing two houses In
zach branch of tIade ia submitted 10 the citizens of
Worcester County and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons want of the products
Of Wore ser Work Shops, the Merchandise of wor-
ceSeI Stores in Of the branches here enumerated;
will ba able supply themselves short notice an
upon as reasonable terms can be met with in BostO
or elsewhere.
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RAILROADS
NOEwioA and woroeater Railroas

Norwich and Worcester Fai,roo5
-sa = :. =.
FFNTER AsRANeEss.-- = slsz
rs nov LASS
,r,yARD TRAINS.
,... ro,y;ch Al { so A. NJ, u M, and r &r Z !
CentT Village, All g A. NJ, y 81 sd - pm
Daaiescnvi.Ie, at 40 A - : as srJ Is P N
= Pomtret, a spA. N, u and 5 10 Pm
WsSss' 4 n g s sSs s. E
Arrive at woicssaet, NJ sss a. NJ 2 SO and 90 2. n
(al freight Train Win passsnses car si'sehea.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Geave Worcester a as sad g 50 A u, and 459P. n
OxtoFd, at i5aod II 60 0S +"
/" Webster, at Z g and Z Is s9s
Pomfret, 81 % sad II so 6 554 s.
a" Danlelsonvile, 81 s g A; NJ, II Is and6 IA
=" Centr'i Village, ~ e = Il 20 aud 80
srrive a, Norwich, At ESQ qa and 20 q
sseamaout Train leaves Boston az 80 p NJ. Wor
cester a 90 P. n, baniessnTs a. os, and Norwicl
stsoo P. NJ.
ire so A traia from Soraich, viii connect viii
Coaches for Psevdenee snFal Village and Polnfret
oa Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, Ut Danelson
Vile, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays az junction
win Western Express Train for New York and Alba
ny, ats IS A NJ; for Albany, New York and Way sta
sioas, at 81 M, and with train for Providence and
Worcester Road. AZ Worcester station, with BostOr
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains
The Il N train Norwich viii intersect al June
ton with New York Express Train for Boston,
Train for Providence and Worcester Road; at WoTces
ter satioR with Buston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains
The 90 P NJ Train from Norwich arrives in Worces
tel in time for the 10 80 NJ Train for Boston, which
leaves the Western r Station
TraPs from Worcester Al IS and 10 80 A NJ arrive
in Norwich in for Trains for New Loudon, on.
ington, Millmane, Hartford, New Haven aad N. York
The 10 so NJ Train from Worcester connects al
Dnnielsonville with coaches fr Providence, Whitman
tic and Hartford dally, for Brooklyu with every Ac
%ommadaiion train
At Dayvile with Coach for Ashford, Tussdsys Thurs
AVS ond Saturdays ior Providence, Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays.
lhe 30 NJ Tram from Worcester connects at Web
ster, win Coaches for Southbridge daily; for North
and West Woodstock, and Eastford, dailf.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat, from Sta
tons the liue Of this Road. win take the 80
Train from Worcester
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DIR. HILL


'AKEs pleasure in announcing TO the citizens o
12I Main st. ~ N 10 AZ Nv
word to young men and others afflicted with Semi
MAJ DENNY whether originating from certain destruc
tive habits. from any other cause with The train ~
bodiiy and mental evils which follow when neglected
should make an early application, thereby avoiding much
uonole and suffering, as well as expense BY This i'm.
proved method OF tteatment Dr. n. can safely guar
anee safe and speedy in all cases OF secret dis
ease that may under his care no matter how IONS
standing. Either invited to his private rooms
wt1ou iear OF interruption by other PATIENTS as hun.
drcds are cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies. w
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do
wen to reflect before trusting Their health, happiness
and IN many cuses their Ues In the hands az nnvSi
clans ignorant of this class Of malades. Il is cersn-
impossible Tor one to understand all The liza the
human family subject to- -
YEARS. OF PRACTICE, exclsiVe ely evoted 10 the
treatment and study Of Syphilis, GOnorrhea Glee,
Structures, effect OF solitary habits Ulcers nnon ~
oooy throat nose or lege Pain 10 the Head or Hoes,
and all Mercual Affections aud all ImpnrtiNa az ,hs
Blood whereby the constitution has become enfehlod
enables me Dr. to oIer relief 20 all who may place them
selves under his care. ' r'-'N ''''"'
TO FEMALES. Az diseases peculiar TO Females,
as suppressons, irregularities, Co. speedily ana effect,
ually removed. - $50 ~
ar The French Period al Drops AID pia. for IN.
above affections, have been well tested for the last ten
DR.: Hips Preventative for married ladies'. sen to
any direction, secure from observation Price as PER-
sons at distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter (post
pad) oesribng their case, have medicines securely
put up aud Forwarded 10 any part OF the II States wiz
full ard explicit directions for use Ofnce arranged
WIN separate apartments so that patients none bui
Dr. n makes no charge for short consultations. Pos,
paid Letters duly answered. Those requiring much ad
vice should enclose small fee hnfcnt 10 compensate
ioI the time required 10 write the answer
Dr- Once hours rom g A. NJ, togPM
very respectfully, DR. q. A. HILL,
apis ~ Office l2i Main 81, Voice ter
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DRUGS, mRD1CINEs. Sc
THE FRENCH LUNAR PILLS.

THE FRENCH LUNAR PILLS.
Who look ~ waman's vanished bloom,
Her ssed form aud lsngpstei air
Nor mEriaurs that a ruthless doom.
Saonld snatch away he yOung ard fair.
20 accomplishing in her woe
81 meek sHd lovely in distress.
Tat Though she seemed prepared 10 GO.
We cannot Learn TO spare her less.
Would sha return her faded eye
And be relieved Of all her ills,
Oh, let her he ADVISED TO try
7anz DR.. HILLS LUNAR PILLS.
Ills now ten years since hesn celebrated Pills were
nst introduced the public aui during that time their
unraed efficacy in cases and disorders incident TO
In the GniCn In The treatment of suppressions al all
OBSTINATE cases OF temGle rgeggisrit these Pills
warranted 10 remove all 0sIrucuons; they have done
hundreds Of eses where other spurious Pills pre-
tending 10 come from France have filled completely 10
prodace the least benefit Another virtue OF the French
LnuaT Pile Is their extreme mildness while they allie
viie all psiu and sSeringi they will safety estor.
ing the body 10 Its natural health, and the diseased
functions 10 their loTmer health and vigor.
The FRENCH LUNAR PILLS are acknowledged
tobe The b+stin The world for removing distinctions
and producing uariysn all cases of female irreqn.
laritv, suppTe sOns, &c They ale rema kably mild
and safe and sure, aud tho most convincing proofs of
their vriue. the benefits which have been realized
by the afflicted, IN their throughout the New Eng
land States.
ersons in any part Of the county, can be supplied
with these Pills. through The medium OF the express or
by mail by sending letter to me (post paid) with the
consulted by letter OF otherwise, at any time, BY those
wishing the pill
Price SO per box, with directions fer nse.
B-rhe Or. earnestly requests the ladies' to be-
ware of all Fills except The "F rench Lunar Pills /"
which can be obtained only of DIR HILL
mo dc No i2i Main street., Worcester Mass
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THE WONDER OF THE WORLD!
Dev1ne's Compound Pitch Lozenge

a AOSAA
fNHE Great Remedy for Colds Coughs, DC is the
cheapest medie,s g offered to the public The
following extraordinary shows effects if faith
uiy used Let the disp'rng in ad read this case and
nope on II not able TO purchase, call our Agents
ard get box free, such persons welcome:
My FrteHG, Read This Messrs S. d. Fuller Il
Co:--l had severe cough for almost a year, with
bleeding al the lungs and raised great quantity of bad
matter aud have been under the one of the best
"hys cians IN Boston, and have used great deal Of
medicine but without any other effect than to grow
worse, and my physician said Icou!d not be cured
commenced using Oeyine's compound Pitch Lozenge
about five weeks since, and their has done wonders
for me. think they have cured me- and feel thank
ilat so good medicine is within the reach Of tho
albictsd, JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Tileston street.
Boston, May S, 1853.
Al zoe ask is this one question,
II you have got any lungs
II you have got stomach,
If you have got a liver,
If you have got any blood,
Il you have got mucous membranes, any other
members of The body that are " heirs to Ills"
Are You not interested in this great remedy-Devine'a
Gsmpound Pitch Lozenge /! Store, fremont Temple
8. FULLER Il co. PIopretors
Sold in Worcester by Caldwell & Hill, Druggists
Agents; Taft & Harrington, Grocers, and by dealers
generally. myl4 dtf
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EXPRESSES, &C.
Ieonard's Expcess.

- To End from Boston sn,r ,n,..-,.s..,.
~ places, by every t1aia -'a'e
Bills collected sud paid, and ali orders ast,nss5 q,
w. ---.---.-. dtf les
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Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.

SAMUEL ". sELBY, No IS Main street.
Agent and Collector
CONSTANT SHEPARD, % Thomas street.
Agricultural Implements.
RUGGLEs, NoURSE, MASON, CO., Court
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

THE subscribers will daily Express for the con
i veyanoe3of Boxes, Bundles Merchandise aud every
other KIP Freight between the above named places
on and alter this date, leaving Leicester O'Clock,
A. NJ, and Worcester at O'CLOCK p NJ.
Aliorders entrusted 10 U.S. left the Post Office.
OF Al Horace Yates Store Leicester, (vshere States
may be feild viii be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at II. Newton's, s07 Main
street. JOEL SIBLEY d CO
Leicester, March l. 1883. mar2 dewrl
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Y nltcombs Worcester and Fitchhnrp
EYnrs.sa .

sz.ssssSS5 BETWEEN Worcester and Fitehburs.
zz-7 by every train. stopping at all intermrdi
ate places Packages forwarded, notes, drafts and
bilis collected and paidsnd all orders attended 10
WIN despaysh Office corner Of Mechanic and lain
street, w ofcesleE nov29 diff
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R0SS'E Providence & Worcester Xpress
By Every Train

"a fACKAG Es Forwarded Notes, Drafts,
Sss< and Bills collected, and paid, and sl Or
deTsatsendea TO- with despatch
Packages and small cases forwarded and other Express
business Transacted FAN River, Mansfield AttlebOro
Taauton New Bedfotd, aud Nantucket, Mass Bris
tal, Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, kingston War
wick, Nlektsld, feacedals, aud Wakefield R l. and
stoningon, Conn., OFFIce.-Am. House. Worcester.
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booksellers and BOol,binders.

JOHN KEITH & CO., No. 236 Main street.
j. S. WESBY, No. l24 Main street
Botanic Druggists.
BUSH & CO., No 81 Front street.
Barre Stage Office.
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TINE ALTRRED.--Ssnsmer Arrangement.
ON and after Monday June s. 1858, trains will leay.
~ Fitchburg at A. NJ, l2-4O and 500 P. NJ.
Freight $50 A. M.
Returning-Leave Worcester at $50 and LIS A. MI
andat4.l5 NJ. Freight, ESQ y. NJ.
IvERs PHILLIPS. Prest
Fitchburg, June 6. 1858 jyI ar
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Have You a Diseased Liver!

The question though startling is sufficiently sugges-
tive when the tact is taken into consideration that d.
senses of the Liver have become most alarmingy fire.
uuent in the United States. Indeed, there few form
liable diseases that are in way raceable to
deranged state of that important organ. Many of he
complaints usually cassed under the head of Consump-
ton have their origin in the Liver "Any remedy that
would insure regularity and heallhml action in the
Liver, would be a blessing mankind' has been the
exclamation of thousands. That remedy has been
found; it is sa e anil sure. When fair trial has been
afforded it, it has never been known to fail.
Reader have you any disease of the Liver disease
which you believe proceeds from hpatic arrangement
Lose not moment bun purchase box of Dr. McLane's
Pills, and they wirestore you health. is the only
remedy yet discovered, in which implicit confidence
may be placed.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. MLane's
Celebrated Liver Pills. and take none else. There
other Pill puryortng be Liver Pills. before the
public DR. M'Lanes Liver Pills, also his celebrated
Vermfuge, can now be had all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada.
% Burr 4 Perry, No. l Cornhill, Bos ton, Genera
Agents. For sale in Worcester by NJ. d Green, Spur
& Sibey, /. T. Bazell, E. H. Marsh and James Green,
and by Druggists generally deod3t&wlt aug2
DIR. Z. o, Phinney's Dysentery Cure
is very superior Remedy for Dysentery, Diarrhea,
C1O6fd, ana otner Bowel Conp ldls, cuataCtefltu by
pain and increased action The author has fully tested
its virtues by practical use OF ii during the last
twelve years, with the most successful results. Put up
in form of powder it is applicable to those more
active forms Of disease where liquid preparations
nadmissble account Of containing alcoholic spirits.
1t is excellent family Medicine ana standard Remedy,
and adapte TO persons of all ages.
For sale in Worcester, by Caldwell & Hill, E. II.
Marsh, d scott, NJ. Green, Lewis I. Lazell Sibley
& scott, and James Green. Also by Apohecares and
dealers in Medicine in the Country generally General
Agency at Sc Commercial Street, Boston,
D29 deodaw2m
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UNcERTAIN PRoPERTY.-Two gentlemen
IN one of the Southern States owned a slave to
geiher He was a valuable servant, smart, in.
duslrous, and withal, genuine darley One
the owners, becoming Strengthened in circumsan
ces, was obliged to sell his share in Tom. ii,
was accordingly set up at auction. And afie
some attempt TO sell him, Tom made bid on hi
own hook, and the auctioneer knocked him Of
(or rather half of him) TO himself Tom, evil
IDENTITY very well satisfied with his bargain, step
ped down from the auction block, when one Of
the bystanders accosied him.
"Fom, what did you buy half of yourself forl
the other half belongs to somebody else, and you
Will be just as much slave as ever.'
"Oh," says Tom. with grin, 'pretly good
ngger--ihought I'D have an interest in himn'
short time afterwards, while Tom was sail
ing IN dory,t boat capsized and sunk, leaving
him in very critical condition. Being strong
fellow, he struck out for the shore, long distance
OIL, and after hard struggle reached it almost
exhausted. He had scarcely gained foohold,
when he met the same person who questioned
him at the sale. The first salulation was
"Come, Tom, now tell me how you came TO
bid off half of yourself the other deyl''
swell, says Tom, 81 have just been think.
ing while was out there in the river, what fool
was 10 lag out my money on such uncertain
property as niggers."
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HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITIoR.-The Exhib-
ton at Horticultural Hall, on Saturday, was very
good one, and exceeded any former one of the sea-
son, the variety and excellence of the articles ex-
hibted, and would have been still better but for
the heat. The cause (he heaO prevented
many Of our citizens from awaiting themselves of the
enjoyment there offered them, so that the company
was much less than usual
As the season advances, the exhibitions will I'M
doubleday increase in interest, and will probably at
tract more visitors,
The exhibitors Saturday were as folows
Fruits.
B. W. Lineoln.-Pears-Jar Rostezer,
Washington, Sugar Top, Paire de Cog, Early Cath
arine, Summer Francrea, Bloodgood.
]. NJ. Eare.-Apples-E Early Williams.
Peas-Jargonelle, Rosliezer, Dearborn's Seed.
ling, Gustve's Summer, Passans du Portugal, Sum
VrgaIieu or Osband's Summer, Belle de Brux-
Giles, Muscat Robert, Beune d'Amaus, and two
varieties without name.
PIums-orIeans, Early Monsieur, Wimot's Ear.
ly Orleans, and Seeding.
David S. Messenger. Apples Gravensten.
Pears-RosIezer, Dearborn's Seeding St. CHS.
lain, Beurre d'Amaus, Belle Ell Bonnie, Bartlett
French Jargonelle, and one variety without name--
Peaches.
J. II. Moore, Of Charlton.-Pear Bloodgood,
and Passaus du Portugal.
Gardner Paine.-Pears-Beur d'Amaulis, and
ore variety without name
s. P. Champney -Apples-River
Pears-Beurre d'Amaus.
j. F. Allen,-AppIes-Ear Williams
Filzroy Willard - Peaches, and Washington
Plum.
D B. Comins-Sopsavine Apples.
Flowas.
F. w. Paine-Two stands cut flowers.
d, w LincolH-0ne stand Phloxes--two stands
cut flowers. assorted.
i. Washburn-One stand cut flowers, including
some very fine Asters.
Mrs. M. B. Green--One stand cut flowers, in.
GLIDING very fine specimen Of the Gladolus Flori.
bundus Rosta.
j. NJ. Earle-one stand Phloxes, assorted.
Mrs. WIN. Greenleal-One stand Of Dahas in.
Guiding Mrs. Rushton, Saamander, aud one Other
variety. Also 6ue Lemon Margolds.
s. P. Champney-One vase cut flowers.
Mrs. Isaac Davis-Two baskets cut flowers.
Clarendon Harris - One stand cut flowers
Phoxes, &c.
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THE WEATHER has been oppressively hot
for the last few days. On Friday and Saturday
in several localities in this city, the mercury rose
to 95 in the shade. Ga Saturday evening the
wind changed to the sonth east and slight show
er of rain fell which somewhat tempered The OPP
pressive heat Of the atmosphere. Yesterday old
Sol bazed forth again with more than his usual
dos-day fervor and The mercury again walked up
to So. Towards evening, however, the sky be-
came overcast with clouds, and we were best
with very respectable shewer, attended witt
thunder and lightning. While the multitude are
swelterlng in the heat, and complaining of the
weather it is some consolation 10 know that is
first rate for corn
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WORCESTER USlvERsALtsr SOCIETY AND

WORCESTER UNIvERsALIsf SOCIETY AND
SABBATH SoHooL.-On Friday, 18th inst, the
members Of the Universalist Society, and the chill.
dren Of the Sabbath School, paid visit to Harmo-
ny Grove, at birmingham, where the day was pass
ed in social and intellectual communion Eight
cars, with about 400 persons on board, left this city
at eight O'Clock A. M, and reacheg birmingham
in about hour. Before dispensing to seek recre.
alton amongst the woods and wilds. and wilds, and
solitary places, Rev. Mr.. Adams, pastor of the
Universalist church, assembled the excursionsts and
gave a short detail of the orders of the day.
The weather was beautiful, the company, without
exception, respectable, aud consequently the time
passed without single incident 10 mar the harmo-
ny and kindly feeling which prevailed.
Parties Of ladies and gentlemen betook themselves
to the boats the pond, aud skinned over the rip
ping waters; others roamed through the w GODS,
making them glad with their silvery laughter ,while
GUS swings in the grove.
At half past II O'Clock, the company was
moned, by sound Of BELL to the amphitheatre, where
hymn was sung, and prayer offered by Rev. MIR.
Adams, Mr., Adams next delivered an eloquent
and impressive address, appropriate to the occasion.
He referred TO his connection with the Worcester
Universalist Society, about four months ago, and
hoped that the kindly social relations between him
and his people, SO auspciously illustrated the
present OCCASION would long continue to the please
ure and advantage both.
Mr.. Adams is gentleman of much cordially and
urbanty of manners, and has, we believe, won the
unqualified esteem of his parishioners.
Addresses, nlerspersed with the singing of hymns,
were delivered by Mr.. Richardson of Maiden, Mr.
Rand of Charlestown, and Mr.. VIM. II. johnson,
and Calvin E. Pratt, ESQ, of this city. AT half
past IL O'Clock. the Universalis ladies had spread
their tables with substantial and delicate evidences
of their skill in cookery, and also of their benevo-
ience. The divine blessing was invoked, and all
were invited to freely parake of whatever the board
afforded
1t gives much pleasure to mention that Mr. How.
ard, who keeps the Grove HOTEL generously pro.
vided with dinner sixteen little orphan children,
from the Worcester Orphans Home, who accom-
panied the excursion. May it be returned 10 him
sixteen fold.
In the afternoon dancing took place, in the
loon, to the music Of the harp, violin, clarionet,
&c. 1t hot work, but some of the spirited
young threw off their coats, and went at it in
their shit sleeves. AT half past P. M, parting
hymn was sung, and in lew minutes after all were
on board. The train reached this city about 7
O'Clock, without any thing having occurred TO mar
the enjoyment Of the party, if except the recep-
ton OF the sad intelligence of the awful accident on
the Providence Railroad.
We think the members of the Universalsl Socie-
ty and their children have cause to remember pleas
anty their twelfth ofAugust excursion to Framing.
ham.