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DECREASE OF CoNsUMPTIoN.-Any data show
ing az decrease of this great national disease
among our people, will be hailed with general in
tefest ana gratIhcaton: Such data exists, so far
as our city is concerned, as shown bv our citv Of
hcial mortality bills. During the months of Son
temoer' October, and November 1853, there were
o9J deaths in this city from consumption in Tho
same months of 1854, there were 7l3 deaths
while for the same months of the past wear. 1875
the record gives but 547 deaths. This sboss
diminution of deaths from consumption. for tba
given period, in 1876, to be over TWENTY-FIVE ner
cent as compared with the corresponding neriods
o. the two preceding years This is a most graf
flying result.
II is natural to ask the cause of this result
This, OF course, can only be inferentiaY II was
only within the past year. that the new system of
treatment for lung and throat diseases, to witt
Or. Robert Hunters Inhalation system. came in
to general use. This system SO much and mn
successfully rfdiculed and assailed Ivy the medical
proiesslon-enYously moved by Dir. Huntor's
SUCCESSIVE know, in number Of Cases coming
within our observation, or that Of reliable frends
mas restored the patients after they had been py-
en- over to death under the old systems of treat.
mont. 10 these, many must have been added be-
yond our knowledge and here we have, at once.
sumption.
We do not think it at all strainine the point.
to assume that DIR. Hunters Inhalation svetorn
has done the saving work indicated by the above
hBures from our mortality bills Weknow TO a
moral certainty, that he has saved some lives oiy-
en- up by the "Od School" men, and we know.
also that Inhalation, according to his system has
oeeh, ana IS being resorted to by large class of
eonsumptiyes. The only reason why IL is moi ro-
sorted to by all is because Of the tenacious oppo.
ssitlon Of the PathiteS, who resist saving innoya.
tons on their practice, even at the peril of their
patients lives. To our mind, DR.. Hunter eonld
have no more triumphant argument for his sys.
ten, than IS fairly inferrable from the above 10
urea, They establish his claims, and yindica1e
Inhalation against all the assaults and theories
Of the opposing medical profession. NEG Yori
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Declaration OF Neutrality by Denmark.
NAPOLEON GOING TO THE WAR.
ARRIKAL OF THE BALTIC.

No'7 York, Jan. 24.--The Collins steamship
Baltic, from Liverpool the 18th inst, has ar
rived.
The news is briefly summed up. Expecta.
ton is on tip-toe TO learn the issue Of the
peace propositions with Russia. Rumors of
all sorts are flying about, but the truth is
nothing can be done for some time to come,
the term for Russia decision having been ex-
tended to Jan. Is. Nevertheless, correspond
ence from Berlin and Vienna report advices
already in these capitals, intimating that the
Car will make no further concessions.
On the other hand, it is certain that formal
conferences are in session at st. Petersburg,
discussing peace proposals, attended by Ness
selrode, EsterhazN Seebach, and Sommer.
The Independence Belize publishes the text
of the allied proposals The general impress
sionis that Russia viii neither accept nor re-
ject them, but will send Count Stackelburg
to Vienna with counter proposals.
The last rumors speak more favorably of
peace prospects.
Denmark announces her continued neu-
trality, and that she had no connection with
the Swedish alliance.
The Emperor Napoleon again threatens to
go personally to the war.
Richard Golden has published new peace
pamphlet.
RUssIA--&. Petersburg, Jan. 3d.-Graad
Council Of Var Conc1uded.-It has TRANSFERRED
that Russian tactics for the approaching cam
paign has undergone important notifications.
The orders sent from headquarters seem to
indicate an intention to abandon the Crmea,
part of the troops having been ordered to
reinforce Mouravief, and others to join the
grand army of the centre.
The BALTIc.-Kie1, Jan. S.-Our waters
are still open and trade between the lower
Baltic ports and those of Russia is carried on
with great ayidity. An American. ship had
arrived at Memel and was loading with hemp
and yarn.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 11.-Cotton has been ex-
tremely dull and depressed during the pre-
sent week, with decline of I'D on middling
and better qualities and 7-8d on lower do
scriptions; the market closing tame. Bread
stpffs active on light advance on Tuesdays
prices. Western Canal Flour 4la42s.
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WASHINGTON, January 23.-rhe Democrat
ic caucus to-day reiterated their platform of
resolutions, and nominated Col. Orr, Of South
Carolina, in the hope of getting the "South
American" and some Of the scattering votes.
The "South Americans have declared
they will not sustain him, and will probably
get Mr.. Haven. who voted with the Nebras-
Gals TO rdjourn before two o'clock, to give the
latter an opportunity to defeat the anti-ad-
ministration party to- morrow
Mr.. Cobb earnestly opposed the action of
the Democratic caucus.
1t is not probable that the schemes for a
coalition can be made to work
IL 2. NAT the Republican caucus this
evening, the proceedings were spirited, but
harmonious 1t was unanimously agreed to
abide by Mr.. Banks.
Second DiSpatch.-The anti-Nebraska eau
Gus, this evening, was more harm onions and
determined than ever before A member in
PRODUCED resolution looking to change of
candidate, but after discussion withdrew it.,
declaring himself convinced and heartily with
| the majority. Three who have been esteem
ed shaky made speeches declaring them
selves hencelortl cordially for Banks
The caucus finally adjourned without day, it
being settled that the Anti Nebraska Mem
bers will vote solid for Banks till March 4th,
1851 unless a Speaker shall, in the meantime
be chosen. 1.-THE various hostile parties COM
bine to pass a resolution ruling our candidate
out of the field, the true men will still vote
steadily for Banks.-N. Y. Tribune.
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The New York Tribune discusses the cleo.
ton OF Mr.. Clifford to the office of Attorney
General, in an article which concludes thus ::
''To obtain the repeal Of that law is now
the great object of Governor Gardner. He
hopes from that repeal Know Nothing Vice
Presidential OF even Presidential nomination,
and at all events it is sure to tickle the hun
kers, Wing and Democratic, and to convert
them from enemies, still little sore in the
back and in consequence somewhat FESTIVE,
into very serviceable beasts of burden. Of
course Mr.. Clifford will be ready with new
edition, revised and improved and they need
it-of his original objections; and it is also
proposed to press the Supreme Court Of the
State into the service. By peculiar and
rather dubious provision Of the Constitution
of Massachusetts,, the Governor and Legisla-
ture are authorized under certain contingent
cies to call for the opinion of the Judges of
the Supreme Court on points of law.
1t is plain that the cases intended are pure
Il those when legal opinion is needed as to
some executive action or action in its nature
executive. 1t would be ridiculous to suppose
that the Court could be called upon to express
er parte and without argument, an opinion
upon the constitutionality of law regularly
enacted. Still nobody knows what the Court
may do. Great confidence used to be felt in
the Massachusetts, Judiciary; but since their
OPINION in the Sims case III favor Of the con-
stitutionality OF the Fugitive Slave Act Of
1850, nobody would be surprised at any de-
cision they might make. Should they join
in this conspiracy, it will have at least one
good effect. 1t will hasten the time when the
Judges of Massachusetts, viii be chosen by
the people,"
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REVOLUTION IN MoNTEy1DEo.-Ad from
Montevideo of Nov. %, announce reyolu-
ton. The city for four days was the scene of
a-bloody conflict 400 killed and large num-
Der wounded. Order was restored on the
29th, when Munos and his revolutionary par
ty embarked for Buenos Ayres in steamer,
in conformity with the demands of diplomatic
agents resident IN Montevideo. Foreigners
maintained a strict neutrality.
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TIE WAR RUMoRs.- war rumors may
be regarded as an exploded toad STOOL There
was nothing in them. A member lately
asked his friend, what is the matter between
US and England? The answer was-only the
presidential election. The old Democratic
hatred of England is capital card to be play
ed in such contest, and Gen. Pierce has
handful of trumps How coulda Democratic
Convention fail to recognize the clsims Of
President for denomination who who ap-
peared before It as the champion of his coun-
try against British arrogance The thing is
impossible, and if the hearts ofthe Democracy
can only be sufficiently prepared for war and
the preliminary paper war can only be kept
up until next June, Gen. Pierce will distance
all competitors and carry the Convention by
acelamation.-W Wash. Correspondence of.5he N.
Z, Courier.
The HERALD on THE SAME sUBJEor.-We
apprehend that the foreign war dodge Of Mr.
Pierce will hardly hold water till the first
Monday in June, and that our Premier is of
the same opinion.
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6 Her sunny locks
l. 4 L ! ! n

Shakespeare
10 all who desire these sunny locks" we recommend
the use of LYoN'S world renowned KATHARoN.
It's wonderful effect in restoring, preserving, and beau
tifyng the Hair an cleansing it from Dandru and all
other impurities, together with its delightful perfume, have
rendered it an indispensable article of the toilet Its
immense sale and unprecedented popularity, have stamp
ed the choicest AMI most beneficial preparation the
Hair made sold everywhere in large bottles for
25 cents.
HEATH, WYNKooP, Il CO., Propretors,
60 Liberty~St.. New York.
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COLONY FOR KANzAs.-Itis understood that
Rev. Horace Bushnell, of Connecticut, con-
templates visit to Kanzas in company with
colony forming in New Haven for perma-
nent settlement in the territory.
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LOCALNEWS.


The Court of Common Pleas, for the trial
of Criminal Cases, commenced on Monday,
Judge Bishob presiding. The Grand Jury for
the year was empanelled Tuesday morning,
and Rlma Brigham, of Westboro, was chosen
foreman. We understand that the amount
of business before them is large, and that it
will occupy them nearly or quite the whole
|, week.
Rr1L's GLYcERINE OR SWEET PRlNcIPLE OF
OILS, FOR THE HAIR TO all who use oils or
washes for the hair, we can recommend the arti-
Gle put up BY Mr. J. @. Hill, of this city, as
safe and excellentarticle for identifying, strength
ening and promoting the growth of the hair
Persons who have given it thorough trial find
it to be greatly superior to the much Wanted
preparations sold as infalliblc remedies for bald
ness, sc. The many excellent qualities it pos
sessess for the cure Of cutaneous affections, the
absolute purity of all materials used in its manu-
facture and the truly simple and elegant style in
which it is put up for sale, entitle it to gener
GUS patronage FROM all lovers of nice toilet prep
arations. Let those who doubt satisfy themselves
of its value by purchasing bottle of Mr.. J. Q.
Hill, druggist and apothecary, the manufacturer
and proprietor, No. 229 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EiectF0~C isemEc0E Baths.-The proprietors
of the Worcester Water Cure would to the pub.
lie that they have all the facilities for administering
these baths.
Worcester Jan. 49, 1867 DIFF
: MUSEC.-A young Lady, qualified to teach, will
give instruction the Piano TeIs $40 per quarter.
The best of reference given, Apply at this Office
Worcester, Jani22 diff
W orcesser E5y6rGpnfbTc Institution
on orch and F0aatdtn sts Forester, Mass. The
propretors of THIS Institution aim to make it
Portable home for nvids at all The location is
elevated and healthy yet easy Of access from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. S. ROGERS,
and has been limited to the exclusive of water
those cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &c, address
Il. r. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT :
Outdoor practice attendedto Office hours 2 to P. M
au27 d&wtf
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The above statement exhibits, upon com
pariBon with last week IAN increase in the item
of deposits of $497, l6l, Of loan 1920, 1884, and
OF specie $2,932; and decrease in the item
Of net circulation Of $lS8627.
The New York city banks exhibit during
the same period an increase in the item OF
81 ,507 ,540.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-25

DIR. Dulponco's Golden Monthly pills
FOR EEMA LGs;-rhe combination of ingredients in
Dr. Duponcp's Golden Pals, are perfectly harmless.
They have been used in the private practice Of old Dr.
DuDonco for over 30 years. and thousands of ladies
testify their greatand neverfaing success in almost
every case. I'm correcting Irregularities, relieving painful
and distressing mentruaon particularly the change
life. From 10 10 Pills will cure that common yetdreadful
disease the Whites Nearly every lady the land suf
fers from thai complaint The above Pill has permanent
ly cured th0lsendsi and will you if you use them
They harm youon the contrary, they remove all
distractions restore nature to its proper channel and in
vgorate the Whole SYSTEM Ladies whose health will not
permit an nct lease ffamiy, viii find these Pills sue
cessfu preYe tive For particulars directions the
box Price l-and will be sent TO ladies' confdentally
by mall BY closng 81 to either of the following agents.
JAMES GREEN, Druggist III Main street. GEO r.
SPUR, POI Main street. or DAVID SCOTT, PSI Main
Worcester who General Agent for this city and
who will asos supply dealers proprietor's prices
DUPoNCO, Proprietor New York
o97 deld6n
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'Thus it vas that Hiawatha
In his wisdom taught the people
Allthe mysteries of Painting,
An the Art.of. picture-W Writing"
BUTT was reserved for Eaton,
In the Bank Block, up two fights
In the Bank Block, where by rights
YAH the mysteries Of Book -keer ing,
All tho mysteries, Arilhmelical,
Ali the mysteries Biographical,
An the kindred branches teeming
Business branches, Correspondence,
To teach by the ono Glass System"
Laughing Waters, all who seek hiu,
Allthe land cf "Dacotahs"
al the LAID of "Gitchee Ounce"
"Puggawangum,n "AIegissogwon,''
Pitchy-Water, Chibiabos, Opechee,--
All can get the right instruction
At the Bank Block Institution
Kept by Eaton-of the Land,-0f the
"Laai Of Wabun."
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A SPICY ConREsPeNDEscE.- There are in.
tiruAhons os correspondence between Presi-
dent Pierce and Sam Houston, which win
. hortly 6nd its way into tho newspapers.
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NEWSPAPER PRopERTY.-A case is pending
in New York involving portion of the copy
right of the New York Times. George al.
leges that he bought of Fletcher Harper thir-
ty shares Of the stock of the paper for $780,
600, and thot Harper refuses to transfer them.
Both are partners in the concern, which, at
this rate, Is valued at about $l66, 200.
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Wednesday night the New York po-
lice made descent upon twenty gambling
houses The number Of gamblers captured
was only ten, but the gambling implements,
consisting Of faro tables, three hundred packs
Of cards, &C., arc valued at over $4,000.
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THE MODEL OF CRoNsDADr, now on exhi-
bition at Brinley Hail, is work of art of un-
nvallod excellence. 1t is open to day from
10 AN. TO 8 P. NJ. See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-25

Troy AND GRERNFIELD RAILROAD. We are
enabled to state iiom the best authority that
the work on the Troy and Greenfield Railroad
will be Immediately resumed, and as speedily
as possible pushed to completion, RESPONSE
bic parties in Philadelphia having become as
socialed with Mr.. Serrell in the contract. Mr..
Serrell, Mr.. GalbrOith, and Mr.. Lane, three
OF the parties concerned, intend to take up
their residence in this town until the work Is
completed. - Greenfield Gasette.
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NEw CouSrERRHr.-A new counterfeit
bank bill, Of the denomination Of two dollars,
purpOrting to have been issued by the " Mer-
chants Bank, Boston. Mass" has made its
appearance. The Merchants Bank issue no
bills than Ave dollars
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of leaves, and so alternating, being careful TO
put in good supply of leaves between the
roots and The barrel, and also between each
course of vegetables.
Turnips properly put up in this way will
not be oorhy, will keep good all winter, and
can be got at any time. Parsnips put up in
this manner will be better in the winter and
in the spring than if left in the ground is the
common practice; besides, you are rot obliged
to wait till the frost is out Of the ground be-
fore you can have a mess. Your barrel of
turnips should be kept in as cool place as
possible and still avoid freezing, as they grow
unless Kept dry and cool.--S. Massey, an
Moore's Rura1 Ne'o Yorker, Nor. 8.
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Chr ElalIp Spp.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1856,
-D,vsTrNT Observation-Disclosures

or the Daily Spy must in all cases. be paid in advance
a. the rates given the first page. Persons residing at
distance may readily ascertain the Of airy number
Insertions, by consulting the table, and remit accord
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daw1y

Coughs and COIGs.--At this season of the year
when Coughs and Colds prevalent reliable remedy
in such cases is important to althe afflicted Of Doctdr
stones medicine which will be found advertised in our
paper The Montreal Pilot says:
The astonishing demand for G. W. stones Cough Med
cine and its complete curing affections OF the
throat and lungs, fully that we were justified in re-
commenting it 70 our readers its introduction to the
pubici ami We can safely assert that remedy has ever
become SO dese yedy popular in the space of time
-L0iUeH Meas.
BUSH CO. Sole Aaents for Worcester County
Agents-James Green, III Main Street. Worcester; D.
b. Wngate, New England Village; O. A. Rale. Grafton q
jal4 DAWN
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kEEpING TuRNirs, ETC., IN WINTER, Tho
way Keep my turnips, parsnips and yoaetn.
bic oysters in the winter, so as TO have tber
available for use at any time, and to prescrtc
their good qualities from frost or oxno.
sure to tho atmosphere, may be now 10 most
o. ne reader. Of your excellent paper-honce
this communication.
AS late ~ the fall as 10 prudent to wait, l
take my Old barrel, and put Il good layer Of
dfy leaves on the bottom and then put a lay.
SI oil lurnlp or parsnips, thon another course
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The GUANo TnADE.-In introducing to the
Peruvian National Convention, bill to au-
thorize the sale of the guano on the Chincha
Islands, Sr. Roca made the following state
ments THE net produce of ton of guano
to Peru, sold in England, is $29,O5 in the
United States it is only $21,05 The loss to
Peru by peIils of the sea, waste in loading,
tIanshipment, &C., is calculated at II per ct.
The quantity of guano OH the Islands is
thus estimated: The North Island, according
to the estimate of Sr. Faraguet, French en-
gineer, 4,189,477 tons. The Middle Island,
according to the estimate of Sr. Castauon Ca
mas and others, 2,505,9 48 tons. The South
ern Island, according to the authority,
5,6S4,677 tons. Total, 1886, 100. From
official returns, It appears that the quantity
exported, from November, 1868, to October,
1866, was 1900 tons, valued at 500, OOO,-
600.
The national debt Of Peru at the present
time, is SAG, sos, $3.50, the yearly interest Of
which is So, l0l, $50.
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Dss SlouGla's Columbian PsITs-A sure
cure for pain in the side headache sick headache cas-
tyeness piles nervousness, and all bilious deranee e,s
hese Fills cure wthless cost Of money and loss of tn
thn any medium discovered; and there is no nan
sea, or gripping, attending their Every family in
worcester should have dozen boxes in the house ouss
as family medicine. for these Pills, if used faithfully
WI break up any fever if used early aud are The best
thlng ior cold any person tried Sold by D sco
g. r. Spur, J. Green, and others an 30
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DE- HARRIS Dentist, still occupies those pleas
ah rooms l68 Main, corner Of Walnut street. Thank.u
u mis- former patrons for their assistant will endeayor
to rataa her confidence which he Rattes himself he ba
won, wa gain that Of all Others who may favor him
with their patronage
ms Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction arc nselte in all the various styles and p
on the best materials. iva an
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Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer In
LADIES', Mi SES' & CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES
both SeWted and Pegged, by the case dozen.
Corner of Union Market Streets, few steps East Oft
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
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GO0DNOW 9 III WOoD

No AUI VAIN tIKkLN
Have large stock OF Boots, Shoes, ard RuS.
bore. al WHOLESALERS also, at retail full assortment n,
soss0nable goods, adapted to the city aud country rsd
all Of which viii be sold at low prices.
w A. eoopsoW. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. ngYwoop.
nj dti
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Alrs. N. w. g EZRA Iels, Fer,,nIe pl,vsfcfuu

- = Il t.AsE9s Y URalatHt T ERy eECtuM
Ars IT, having given special attention 10 the theory of
MaMery ana united with the study about six years of
praetce three OF which has heen in this cityaitout
We loss Of single mother Child woui with deeree
OF confidence, stu er and recommend her services to mar
friends generally she considers the business beionen
exclusively to qualified females.
~ H. Uterine and other Female Complaints Will also
be attended TO in connection with Dr. Wilson's Serpentine
Supporter. -''Ae
change ss, mo AZ
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\ Successor 10 L. T. LAzELL,)
-.tNET A 7 ~ q n T1ftt ~ - =,

Y LL,J
WHOLESALE & RETAIL, DRUGGIST
Ans dealer ~ Gold Plate and Foil Mineral Teeth ard
Dental Rindns Also, Manufacturer of Soda Water and
Syrups.
Mn Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
the besl medicines, dis diff
NOtscess-W. u oBBs. Teacher of all kinds Of Brass
Instrumentsh ChTi1ne Flute, SC. Brass Bands taught
ia the most thorough manner.
Also mus composed arranged for brass and string
bands otche stras &c. Apply Lorng Brothers. Music
Store, OF ". L. Hobbs, 20Winer St, Worcester,
s26 diff
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. D Eingg's Building,
WORCESTER. MASS dGrwGr,oa
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CHRI STMAS and NEW YEARS
PR ESENTS.
Go to CLAFLIN's with the rush, and procure one
DAGU EmREOTYPMS !!

for Christmas or New Years Present. which is one
most precious memenees you present to friend or
relatiye 4ie IS now in full operation, and making pic
tn res which defy competition lie makes his OWN sPRcI
MEMS therefore you may depend on obtaining S good
picture as you see on exhibition
90 early, 10 secure sitting at his Rooms 1873
MaSI Street, Worcester. d22 dtf