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The public are invited to examine the great variety or
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, in store 81 Main St.,
(Harringon Corner) The subscriber giving particular
attention this branch Of his business is confident that
he CAN and WILL offer inducements to purchasers worthy
Of their notice.
M An watches sold al this establishment, are warrant
ed to prove as recommended perfect satisfaction will
be given.
Al descriptions Of Ladies and Gentlemens JewelTy,
such as Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains, Gold Writing
Pens (the best in Che country) Lockets Pencils and Elm
ger Rings a choice variety Of GOldd Stone, Mosaic,
and Cameo Pins, bar Knobs. and Drops Sci all OF which
will be sold at the LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
N. B.-.Partcuar attention given to fine Watch Re
pairing 7. NJ. LAMB,
f2a dawtf 275 Main street
e-~@sea. sPECTACLEs. .eAGea
The subscriber has made efforts e secure all the yare
ties Of Glass that needed to aid defective eyesght
and among them all, has been found superior or
equal ~ the celebrated
SCOTCH PEBBLE.
These are not Glass, but REAL STONE, ground aud
polished 70 the different focal distances the eye may re-
qure they are hard flint, and clear air. Next 10
these Ia excellence, are the PeriaeOpic Of which we
have large assortment, well as the Common Glass,
get In Gold, Silver. Steel, and Plated Bows, varying ia
Price from twtnty-hy cents 70 Fifteen Dollars.
All In need of optical aid may be of finding here
something eNaety hed 10 Their wants. and they may 70
Ter TO DR. 9rcen Dr. Sargent, DR.. Haywood Gel Dewitt
sud hundreds Of others who have used them.
Il. d. GODDARD,
mchlg deod&wly Union Block, 1876 Main st.
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zee! ICE! ICE! Those wishing to be SUP
n piled with Ice viii ba accommodated by applying at
he Office, Ne. IA Main Street, over the Quin.
sgamond Bank or leaving orders with the drivers Also
at the following places;
Lyman DrSy's, Nos. 81 and So Front Street.
BelcAev gtogelys, City Hall.
Eli Flagg's, Park Street.
The terms for supplying Ice for 1856 for 5000 lbs
and under IS cents per Ice pounds 5000 to 10000 lbs
70 cents per 100 pounds all 10000 pounds one
shilling per 100 pounds.
The above pric for In order to prevent de-
tenon it VIII be expected that the refrgerators and
water win b. ready.
u ReiriseratoIs for sale ut the Office Office Hours
from tc II a. NJ, and from to i O'Clock NJ
app Diff WALkBR & SWEETSER.
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FARMERS who wish TO improve their
RTS stock Will find at the stable OF the subscriber
M An lns Pc ted Durham Ball, and
suzs4a 4salso su AYRSHIRE BULL.
Hoth Of these Balls tue animals, and will be "held
10 aeryicei' as above Though the season.
He has a so TEN NEW MILOH COWS vhioh will be
sold at a low figure. ELLIOTT SWAN
ap3 dawtf Washington Square Hotel Worcester
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WOODEN FACTORY FOR SALE :

f7T=.5f WUUEAFIN FACTOKN FOR SALE-
,sS The subscriber offers for sale Wooden Factory
NJ Dye House, three DWELLING HOUSES, large
Boarding House near by with aboit ID acres of LAND
part of which is covered with wood The Machinery in
the factory may be sold with without the factory The
above named property is situated in the north part Of
rockingham, (Mass.) is about three miles from Milford
Depot, and is the Penniman Factory 80 called and will
be sold on reasonable terms
Il ths aA9xe property is not sold it may be rented for
Milton, or Of James ). Fisk, near the premises
MOSES WHITNEY.
Milton, (Massl April 90 1856. deTu&F3m'
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MillbuTy Carriage ManufactOry.
Has on hand At the present time Carryals Phaetons
Chaises, Top Buggles, and Concord Wagons, also
Buggy and ChaiBe HAhNBs5tb, all new, made OF the
best materials, and warranted TO give satisfaction Also
several second hand Carriages, which will be sold low
Repairing done to order. myl0 eod&w3m.
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To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in tn
premises;
FaNHE Trustees Of the State Reform School at Westbor
"A ough desire to inform the several Courts Of the Com
monwealth, taking cognizance Of Juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School is occupied by larger mum
Der OF boys than is fitted provide for They therefore
request tn al present. more be sent there. Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented to
The Trustees is to remand portion Of the inmates to the
Houses Of Correction, provided by law. To prevent
this necessity this notice is respectfully given.
By order oil the Trustees
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II X b y IT o r A I'll V e.
Is no doubt the most wonderful discovery of this age of
progress, or it will restore permanentv gray hair 10 its
urtant growth once all dandruT and itching
cure all scrotrla and other cuaueous erupuous ETC. ii
will cure as il By magic nervous periodical headaches
color perfectly and the har from falling, to extreme old
nge.
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ie24 DIFF THOMAS LEWIS.


ftS=sA FOUNTAIN COTTAGE FOR SALE
hi;'sI That pleasant COTTAGE HOUSE in Cherry
49, Valley in Leicester, with outbuildings and lands
connected therewith (abou IL acres) high state Of
cultivation, and well stocked with Fruit Trees of the
choicest kinds and in bearing condition. is offered for sale
on accommodating terms. Apply to B. BOTToMLY, on
the premises or at the Spy Office myl3 d3m
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VyIFE FENCE,
For Farms, Highways Railroads. Cemeteries,
GARDENS, &c.

y %AtNs
The following kinds Of this fence are most in use and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL "a sH PRICES;
No. J. 81 feet high inch mesh, 4latefs wires of 10
wire, body Of No II wire $500 per rod.
No 2 81 feet high, inch mesh 2 latera wires Of No 10
wire, body Of Ne. IA wire, Sl,T5
No. s. q feet high, inch mesh rai wires Of No. 10
wire, body Of M. IA wire, ST so. f
No. d q eet high Incl mesh lateral wires Of No 10
wire, bojy Of 10. IA wire, 81, 80.
No o. II feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No u
body Of Ne Is wire, s0T5
No g. 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
wire bod Of No u wire 81 25
No T. 80 feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
wire body No. IL wire. 81
NO O. Extra feet high inch nash lateral wires Of
No wire body Of No, II wire, $3.50,
Nos. ?, 3, and most used Cor gardeus Gene
treaes and other places where beauty is the qugl
ity most deshed No and 7, and No Extra are best
adabed for farms, railroads, highway and for other pur
poses where strength and efficiency are the most neces
sary qualities
81 Front street.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
uccessors to the L. w. Fence Companv,O
No. SO Water Street. Boston,
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rt.,r.,,. 81 EANL d HIludfy j, 1900.
This certificate After being nearly bard for long sae
md having tried all Che hair res6rayes evaut snd bav
Ing faith in any induced hearing Of yours
TO give trial placzd myself in the hands Of bar
her and had my head rubbed with good stiff brush ard
The Restorative then applied and well rubbed in, till the
scalp aglow. This repeated every morning, and in
hree weeks the young hair appeared and grew raniy
from August last until the present time and is thick
black and strong soft and pleasautto the touch where
ms, before, it harsh and wiy what little there was OF
it, and that little disappearing very rapids. I still
use your Restorative about twice week. and shall
have good ard perfect crop Of har Now, had read
Of these things who has uot bat have seen hith
erto any where any PERSONS lair really bene-
fitted by any Of the hair tonic, etc. Of the days and it
really gives me pleasure to record the result OF my eXpe
rence. nave recommended your preparation to others,
and arsadYha large and genera sale throughout the
Territory The people here know lis effects and have
hdence int. The supply you Us wholesale agents
for the Territory, nearly exhausted and daily inquiries
ne made for it, You deserve credit your discovery;
and l. for return you my thanks for the benefit it has
done for certainly had despaired long ago of ever
Erecting any such result. Yours hastily,
J. W. BOND,
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Price Two cents.
TOollts.

ktALESMEN WANTED,-8 or a s7.1svi.,co5
statesmen in the dry goois business can ind sitna
tons, by immediate application n
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD. r co
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<asa A CHANCE FOR SPECULA- a.
E,.si TI0N.-The extensive, valuable, and well Viii
49, known Water Power, Mills, and Real geasssA
Estate formerly owned by the Springfield Manufacturing
in Hampden County six miles east of Springfield is now
offered sale upon that ought arrest the atten-
ton Of capitalists This estate which lies both sides
IF the Chcopee River contains about 500 all lying
in body Il is of excellent quality and is unsurpass
ed by any Ia the State for salbrty and beauty and
city Of The fall Of the river the estate is over
40 feet all embraced in distance of 100 rods aording
ample power to operate than &c. 600 spindes. The
whole will be sold together with all the buildings and APP
purtenances thereto belonging the Water Power with
the mills shops, hotel boarding houses, and hundred
of land will be sold separately from the outlands
Applyto EZEKIEL or JOHN NJ. DANIELS. No. 141
Main Street, Worcester. je6 DAWN
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o. HOUSE FOR SALE.-situated ut No 8
H,i. Beknap st., in the city of Worcester. The house
A contains II rooms; good water both soft and hard
1t well calculated for families. Apply on the prem
lsesi to SUMNER BRIDGES.
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EBOARDERs WANTED. Two or three gen.
kS tlemen can be Accommodated with good rooms and
board at No 40, Summer Street
NOrcesteryJune 20 II
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GOODS.
Urn
80
e. r e A b = R G AIN 8
SILK DRESS GOODS.

1a order to close the present stock of silk Dress Goods
before the first Of August we have reduced the prices of
almost every style the stock full rs per cent below the
isgusr prices.
Every lady in the city county, in want Of Silks,
hould give our stock an early examination
3. L. HARDON & co.
feI2 dowew
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TURE.
CoLToNs PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE HENRY
CLAY.
By arrangement recently perfected with r. Parker
of Boston, the New England Agent for the above popular
publications, John Keith Co, have the satisfaction Of
announcing the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that
they authorized to receive and AL out subscrp
lions for either all Of these work. Persons wishing
to examine informed that copies Of the books await
theirnSpecton at the Bookstore Of the subscribers.
Thesubscription terms follows, Cash on delivery
being distinction strictly observed.
Irving's Life Of Washington, 8 vols $500 per vol.
(rhe ls and 2nd already issued the srd shortly forth
coming.)
oycopedia Of American Literature, volumes, $500
ALREADY issued.)
Colton's Private Correspondence VI Henry Clay $3.50
ALREADY issued,)
JOIN KEITH co.. 2so Main-.t.
Worcester, january IS, 1856 off
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Reol Gstate.
-iiif ShI 80 = AN9 "A - ~


&4AAs The Charles Hill Estate, situated on High st.
The Mrs. NJ. II. Goddard Estate on Main Street.
IL acres Of first rate land, p miles from Main Street.
with hrst class building, occupied by E. M. Banning.
Also 8 good Pastures in the vicinity of Worcester
The above property offered by the subscribers on the
most reasonable terms with many others in this vicinity
consisting Of Farms and Honse Lots.
mySl d3n EZEKIEL & j. NJ. DANIELS.
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90 Get.
STORE TO LET.

FRNO T.-rhree very desirable tenements, in good
repair, on Exchange street, near Merriheld's ma
chine shop. Inquire at Nos. and Worcester Bank
Block. my8 distf
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TENO TIE LADg ES.-GREAT BARGAINS
Il Again we have received another choice assortment
Of uur usual nice. and tasteful E3tBROIDERIES. Sc
which conas9 Of extraordinary fine lot Of French Col
lars, Gloves and Bands. Also, Embroidered Muslin and
Maltese sets; Maltese and Thread Laces, white and
black; Hosiery and Gloves. We have such large and
choice quantity that almost every calling will confess
them to be superior any other assortment exhibited
here for example Of the cheapness of the same we
only mention That sell good AIohair Mts at 75c pair
TRISliINGs.-Wa have received new lot Of Fringes
and Gauze Ribbons Also, nice assortment of FANS.
Purchasers who examine stock will certainly find
store the best and cheapest place to buy goods
Respectfully, GROSS u STRAUSS, 1872 Main ST.,
40 A. an
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NAyOOL PICK ER TENDER WANT
w KID good hand to tend Rag Picking Machine
Apply to s PRATT, % Front Street dIf1T
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Fisher 3 Norris Cast Steel Face AfsUsss ana
Vices. Best English Aavils and Tioe8,
En..ea Dca.c IL IL.
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EBN o L r T-The LAKE HOUSE, situated on the
Shrewsbury side Of Quinsigamond Lake, next the
boating bridge, and the main road from Worcester.
The above offers chance for person who wishes
country residence in healthy and romantic locality
keep house Of entertainment for the accommodation of
parties from the city with boats and refreshments For
further particulars inquire Of
jy7 diff EZEKIEL J. NJ. DANIELS.
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VkNHE HOUNDS ARE OUTI THE HOUNDS
AREoUTl ANDsOIs
- II ~ IT Nv a. III 4

LtTARCH.-Whe atiand Polt estaTch, ~ slgre and
- for sale by Gs. IA. J. HOWE
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SSELK AND WOOL REGEs,
At 2 leg Cents.
Some nice and expensive goods selling cheap the
above prices, at
chamberlain. BARNARD. & cos.
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THEATRIcAL.-During the week past the beau
tlul spectacle Midsummer Nights Dream has
continued nightly to fill the Boston Theatre
and we are glad to see that the good taste and
restless energy and enterprise Of the management
le meeting with full response from the nnblic
The play as now presented is really histri,nic
musical, scenic, and poetical treat, such as has
never Oeen before produced, ard fully merits all
Inc praise everywhere lavished upon it. The
excitement which the "Dream" has produced has
exteneeo lar beyond the city limits and parties
OF citizens are now nightly present from the IN.
terror cities and towns. The railroads are now
in fine order, and the travelling season being
fairly lnaugurated, troops of our country friends
VIII every evening visit the Boston, to return to
their homes most satisfactorily delighted We
rust however that those who have the engage
ment OF special trains, may make the hour Of
leaving the city sufficiently late to allow visitors
to remain in the theatre until the fall of the Cur
tain. BY the rising Of large portion of the au-
oience some minutes before the close of the
piece, those who leave miss the grand feature of
me spectacle, tne closing scene, and seriously
inconvenience those who remain. Five minutes
difference in the departure of train can certainly
make no great difference in the time of arrival
homeland will free those who are dependant upon
itfor the means of reaching home, fr ON the ne.
cesslty OF committing a great rudeness The
play VIII run yet another week, as the houses of
late have been constantly on the increase.
We copy the above from the Boston Chronicle
OF Monday, and learn with pleasure that an excur.
sion will leave this city May Day afternoon, to
return the same night, in order to give all who
desire 1t an opportunity to witness the perform.
ance Of this grand comedy Of the Bard of Avon.
which we believe has never before been nut unon
the stage in this country. Tickets for the excur.
sion may be had of John Boyden, Lincoln House
Block, Main 81.
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The Hon. Benjamin f. Hallett, President
Pierce's District Attorney for Massachusetts, in
Aspeech during the late campaign, at Wilton, in
New Hampshire, took occasion to say some severe
things concerning Hon Henry Wilson, accusing
him Of injustice toward him in his quotations
from the celebrated Massachusetts, Democratic
Resolutions Of lS49, which were drawn up by Mr..
Hallett, the Chairman Of the Committee which
reported them in the State Convention Of that
year. in Springfield. Mr.. Hallett was at that
time Chairman both Of the National and State
Democratic Committee, and the first three reso-
lusions Of his series OF thirty-one. as quoted by
Senator Wilson, in his speech in the Senate in
Feb. 1856, were as follows;
- Resolved That we are opposed to slavery in
every form and color, and 10 favor Of freedom and
FREE SOIL wherever man lives, throughout
Gods heritage
" Rss0fUsd, That by common law, and common
sense, as well as by the decision Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, I'm Prigg u.s. Penn
aylFania, IS Peters,) the state OF slavery Is a
mere municipal regulation, founded upon and
limited 70 the verge Of the territorial law, that
a., the limits 81 the State creating IT,
:" Resoiped, therefore, That, as slavery does NOT
aKislhy any municipal law In the ney Territories.
aud Congress has no power to institute Il, the
local laws Of any State authorizing slavery can
never BE- transported there, nor can slavery exist
there bot By local law Of the Territories, sane
toned BY Congress, or the legislative act Of a
State IN It's sosereign capacity"
Tbs Senator accompanied the quotation Of
them with these, among other apt comments;
% Now, cir. we. In Massachusetts agree with
lhose rsoluiione. We believe we have the power
o abolish slavery Ia I'll The Territories Of tho
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The WALTHAM FoRGERIEs.-The town of
Waltham, and this community generally,
have been much shocked by the discovery Of
forgeries committed by Reuben z. Davis, to
the amount of at least $4,000. Mr.. Davis
was the principal partner in foundry estab-
lishment, employing forty or fifty hands, and
largely engaged in the manufacture of gas fit
tings He left home last week, having bor-
rowed Of his neighbours several sums Of from
$500 to $1,000. The whole Indebtedness of
the firm is upwrds of 800, 900. Ofthe forged
notes, two are for $4,000 cash, bcaring his
own name as promiser, and the forged name
of Mr.. Sibley Of Weston, as endoreer. Two
other notes, of $4,000 each. bear the forged
names Of Pratt u Weeks of this city, as en-.
dorsers; and one on $1,000 has the forged
name of Mr.. Hinckley of New York. The
banks that have cashed these notes, as well as
$4,000 Of his genuine paper, are secured by
collateral. Mr.. Davis is deacon Of the Bap-
fist church, and gave several thousands Of dol.
lars towards the erection Of a new church,
which has cost SIC, 900. He is thirty-Rve
years Of age, has wife and one child. Bos.
ton Chronicle
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FROM Souri, AMERICA. -Advices from CAL
lao of March 18th, state that it was reported
that the British Admiral had received orders
to seize the Chincha Islands, and hold them
as security for the payment of the debt oue
to Great Britain by Peru. Many doubted the
truth of the rumors.
Castillo ruled nearly alone, and was, in fact,
Dictator. Distinguished Peruvians advo-
Gated union of the South American Repub-
lies with the United States. Castillo had IS
sued decree, which will 60 into effect on the
9th of May, for the suppression of the Coolie
and slave trade. There was some yellow fe-
yer at Callao.
Rio Janeiro dates Of March l6, state that
cholera was very rife at Pernambuco, and one
hundred persons died daily from its attacks.
Of the Africans seized lately on board the
Boston schooner Mary Smith, off Bahia, by
order Of the Brazilian government, sixty died
of hunger and ihirSt before reaching Bahia,
and one hundred and forty one have persisted
since,
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FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-Nelo York, ApriG
2O.-By the barque Abby, arrived yesterday,
weha4e Rio Janeiro dates of March Is, Per
nambuco LIST, Bahia Sd, Buenos Ayres 4th,
and Montiyideo 7th. Colera was very rife at
Pernambuco, and one hundred persons died
daily from its attacks.
Ofthe Africans seized lately on board by
Boston schooner Mary Smith, off Bahia, the
order OF the BRAZILIAN government, SIXTY died
of hunger and thirst before reaching Bahia,
and l4l have persisted since.
At Rio Janeiro cholera was still lingering,
the deaths averaging ten day.
The news ofthe peace in Europe had been
well received by all parties.
The project of line of steamers between
New York and Para was warmly advocated.
Freights were lower.
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MARIA CHAsEMAN; or, the Candy Girl. With
Preface Rv Rar Iannns w Io-a.La- n

MARIA CHAsEMAN; or, the Candy Girl With
Preface. By Rev. James w. Alexander, D.
D of New York. Philadelphia American
Sunday School Union. Is mo. pp 1853.
The subject Of this narration has already re.
ceivcd extended notice through the papers of the
day She was Of q good family in Kent Co.
England, and her mother, after marrying sec.
ond husband, emigrated with him and the chill
dren to New York. There, her step-father soon
became drunken, and not only failed to provide
for the family, but spent of the scanty earnings
of his wife. Occupying damp, unwholesome
rooms in basement, the mother, and her chill.
dren-Maria and her brother-were SUCCESSFULLY
attacked by the ship fever and taken to the Hos
pital at Wards Island, where the mother and
son died, and Maria was left. On her recovery.
she was placed. by her drunken step.father with
Mrs Doherty, whose husband soon abandoned
her, and she was driven to the necessity of sell.
ing fruit and candy in the streets, by day, and of
sewing till late at night for subsistence. While
in this employment, when about 10 years of age,
one bitter cold Sunday, Maria shvering with
the cold, attracted the attention of one Of the
Secretaries Of the American Sunday School
Union. He found her Intelligent and interest
ing. The narrative explains, how she was ena-
oled TO commence the attendance OF the Sabbath
school, and the successive incidents BY which
her parentage and connections in England were
traced and how she was restored to her family
and her friends to her and their great and mu-
tual joy. Itrelates, too the story of her mapv
and bitter suferings, Of her faith and trials. and
Of her Christian triumph. 1t is true narrative.
stranger indeed than any fiction, and will be read
with deep intereft and profit, both by old and
young. For sale by N. Hsrvey Co.
coLoMBA; from The French Of Prosper Merri.
NEE.
We noticed this excellent work in our issue Of
the 2lst, but omitted to say where II might be
had. We may now add that IL is for sale at the
bookstore of N. Hervev A Co
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A LARGE BIRD.-An eagle measuring seven
feet between the tips of his wings, was shot yes.
terday in Hubbardston, and brought to this city.
He was purchased by Leadworth, Witt, & Co.,
who will have him stuffed as he never was before,
and set up in their establishment to overlook the
feathered tribe as they come to the spit, for their
numerous customers. 1t is supposed by some to
be the same eagle that one OF our city aldermen
treated to dish of meal and water upon Paxton
Heights last autumn, but we have our doubts on
the snhiect