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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-03
Price Two cents.
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MIR. f. HARLOW RUSSELL.
Instructor in Bocu,ion in the N H. Conference ssr,,,.
and Female College, and at the Grafton CO Teaebsrs,
Institutes would announce to the people Of Worcester
the purpose of giving
INSTRUCTION IN ELoCUTIoN,
to those who may desire it.
For full information respecting his mode Of instruction
terms of tuition, &C.. call at his Rooms, at Mission
Chapel. corner of Summer and Bridge Streets where
with individuals for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
Reference in this city, Rev. " 7, Sleeper
From Mr. L VI. Russell. Of the N. Z Normal Institute
Il have no hesitation in recommending him as fully
COMPETENT to teach Eocution in all its applications to
readidg and speaking"
From Professor VIM. Russell. Lancaster, Mass.
II can warmly recommend him as a thorough student
aud expert teacher in El0cutionn
Mr. R. may bt found at his from to 10 O'Clock
q ~, ana rom : to 2 VI diff meh15
E4NRE INSUf&AN G E.-The Mechanics' Mufu
FIRE Insurance Co. Of Worcester, hereby give notice
that the Directors Of said Company have by vote deter
mined to divide the property insured by them into two
classes, VIZ; the Manufacturers and the Mechanics
Class which takes effect from this date One million dol
ars having been previously subscribed be insured n
the manufacturers Glass they prepared to insure IN
that class the other Mutual Offices Coz.
ton and Wooden Mills having the following Characterize
ties, viz built Of brick stone, heated by steam having
constant watch, good force pump, expressly for ex-
nngushing fires and the picker out Of the main mill or
u in the mill in fire proof They also insure in
The Mechanics Class dwelling houses farm barns stores
STOCKS OF goods machine shops. and mechanics property
generally excepting Shaving risks" and such as Il
termed extra hazardous"
DiaEcToRs'- Henry Denny, Worcester Geo. Black
bum oostoa Essex Saunders Grafton; Aonzo White
Leicester R. 8. Denny, Clappvills Geo II Rice Wor-
cesteri Vim B. Fox, Jr., Worcester; Dwight Foster
worcester Daniel Tainter Worcester Samuel L. Hodg-
IS, Leicester. Henry A. DENNy pres,t .
VIM. s. Denny, sec'y.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1856 diff
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E7V0R SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A New
two story House and Barn. with acres Of excellent
aud fine young orchard the same TEo miles
en- he City Hall Inquire of A. J. EATON.
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gMJ oOLEN MACHINERY L. GOD
w DARD NV Yort only manufacturer Of the orig
inaisTEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
ami FEED ROLLS TO he attached to First and also to
Sec ,nd Breakers and Fmishers Of Wooden Cardng Ma
chimes The alta hment to second Breakers and Finish
ers is new and very important. These machines are in
successful operation, first Breakers, in st Of the
principal Wooden Factories 10 the United States, Canadas
and Mexico and are deemed by experienced manufacture
trs the s perfect machines used, and indispensable
eo the economical and successful Manufacture Of wool
They are in fact the only strong durable and success
fully operating machines in USE No carding machine
Should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls strong dorable, and worthy Of at
tentlOn.
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
euces mills having them ia use &C. may be had by ad
dressing O. L. GODDARD,
No. Bowling Green. New York. to whom orders shsuld
h. diracted dIv All
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- TO RENT-A convenient Dwelling. house.
n; situated thf corner of Pleasant and Newbury
Alsi str cts Possession given on the first of April.
Inquire at this office. f23
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FEN0 ENT-The modious Rooms recently occu-
pied by r. X Earle K Co.. as a Gard Factory. at
Washington Square; is S5xsO and one 5Ox60 feet
with attic it. Theae well adapted to the
Boot and. Shoe Manufacturing business. Apply to J0-
sEpH PRATT, for terms and further particulars.
f2T dH
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NATOOD YARD TO LET--Corner of Main
and Austin streets,rom 10 to 10000 feet of land.
inquire Of 0. MARTIN.
fet9dtf l6 peasant-st
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g. FARM FOR sALE.-One of the ayw
gi; best and most productive in Worcester, con-
Al- tanning abouI sixty acres, very pleasantly ~sA'
situated about two miles from the Court House. and will
be sold at great bargain Annly to
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DOORS. sAsHES. AND


ment Of the above articles constantly hand which we
intend to than be bought elsewhere in
the city.
Work furnished to ORDER at short notice. Orders by
mail promptly attended to- mch24 diff
CLEMENT DRAIN PROFESSIONALISM
~ NEW.-The subscriber has resumed the manufac-
cure of CEMENT PIPE for Cistern, Sink, Cella and
Garden Rrains, from three to six inches in diameter
notice.
For durability and economy these pipes superior
to anything Of the kind in use they unafe It
by moisture, and if properly laid will last forever
Persons who wish to drain their premises efecuay,
and at moderate cost, will do well to call the sub
scrber in the basement of the Mechanics HALL entrance
Foster street. where full assortment of all the
sizes may be found JAMES G. PECK.
Worcester, March q, 1856. diff
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one Of the Best Locations ia Worcester.
INQUIRE AT BoYDEN's EXCHANGE OFFICE.
nrh2R atf
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ESO0MS TO LET In Clart's new Block One
q Front Boom second story, with flre-proof SAFE
Ai3o one on the third story. Apply to
d27 tt VIM. G. CLARK
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49, FOR SAEE.-The subscriber offers for sale
4, the new COTTAGE HOUSE on Bridge street, next
8A to the Mission Chapel Said house contains eleven
rooms and conveniently arranged either one or two
families. For further particulars inquire of
WALTER R. BIGELOW,
mchI4 diff No. TasaingtOn Square
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NN oRCEsT GYMNAsTU NJ:

AN O EST Err G 7 N AsIU VI
On ORCHARD 5T., ADJoTsrYG TIE WATER CURE.
OPEN from A. M TIL 10 p. NJ.
Instruction given gentlemen from 10 A. NJ to P. NJ,
s to 6, and to 10 p NJ.
Llds are under the tuition of a female teacher from
8 to S z. NJ
1t Is desirable that pupils should be punctual in attend
ence at the exercises Of their respective classes
Terms TOR one year $l5 00 six months $1,000; three
months 50 co. payable quarterly il advance. Transient
pupils 20 cents for each course OF exercises Tuition
IN Sparrng 5000 per course payable 10 advance
j. b BAILEY, d
NIB dtf A MOIINEUX. PFoprietors.
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- DEsTR A s5LE RESIDENCE FOR.
HH,iI. SALE IN W0RCEsTER.-Th estate owned and
-IAAz Gently occupied by Chas H HILL in Worcester
situated upon High re5t south of the residence of
Da Daniel Goddard is offered for sale 1t consists of
Cottage House and large garden well stocked with fruit
trees in bearing condition, and is aogeher one of The
most desirable locations in the city For further Dartcu
lars apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS, No l4l Main street.
I'd door south of Quinsigamond Bank, up stairs.
meh25 diff
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THN0 LET.-A very nice LOWER TENEMENT on
Crown street, rooms. Rent $168 Inquire at
the house, or at 26S Mainst. mch29 diff
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o. FOR SA LE-In the south part Of West
s,, Boylson miles from Worcester Court House,
4sit. SIN Il Farm cnntairin ing 20 acres, with more than
one thousand young Fruit Trees just coming bearing
with two acres of Peat Meadow, and good House and
Barn.
Inquire OF Benjamin Wadsworh, Worcester, or of the
subscriber In West Boylston. Terms easy
mch2O d5w* 0RRIN FAIR6ANK
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Ely M. ELXVELL. no. 100 MAIN STREET
EAs Worcester, Mass.
Manufacturer Of superior warranted
CAST ST & e l. s A w s,
Circular MIL Cross Cut, Felloe Wood, and in fact,
every description Of Saws, wholesale aud retail.
Also, FILES, ofthe very best English and American
manufacture at the lowest prices; and Files Of all kinds
Re-Cut
N B. I am Agent for Cushing, Marsh Burt's Su-
peTiOr SalantandeF Safes, made of the best of
materials, and warranted to stand FIRE.
p. S. Saws Of every description Repaired.
MO diff
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~ p. WILLIAMS CORNER WATER AND
- LUMBER SIS, ALBANY, Mn.
Wholesale and retail dealer in all descriptions of
il u M II 10 r

Orders will be promptly filed for all descriptions Of
Pine White Wood, Black Walnut Cherry, Ash, Oak,
Maple, Beach, Hemlock and other Lumber required fol
buding mechanical and manufacturing purposes, at the
best of the Albany Market Purchasers are invited
to examine our Stock before making purchases.
n16 dom
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g. DERWIN.-Furniture Painting, Vanishing,
-. aud Polishing done In the best style. Chambsf
Sets Reprinted.
Cash paid for good second hand Furniture at
al FRONT SrREEr. next to Hardlnr,a Block.
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a. HOUSE FOR SALE.-Do you wish to
hsii buy good house a building lot with shop
&tiS md barn the within few rods of Main
street? If So apply at No is Chandler street and you
can have the best bargain to be folnd in the city.
rncl21 DIFF
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III two story Dwelling House, with about 10000 feet
a..A Of land, near Medical College Terms easy. APP
ply 20 CALEB CUTTING. Jefferson st. mch25 dtf
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FASHIONABLE CABINET MANU-
a. FACT0RY.-The subscriber having taken store
W. i. ALIENS BLOCK, Main street, opposite the
City Hail. would inform his frien and the public that
be ready to make to ORDER all kinds of Cabinet Work
Of wood, to suit fancy Desks and Screens for Banks
Show Cases. Desks for stores Counters Library and Of
nee Tables, all kinds of Desks for Offices and Counting
Rooms, Book Cases in any STYLE Extension Tables of any
Pattern, Pupits and Church Furniture The character
OF my work is well known in the city and needs putting
The best Of references be given Work repaired
the best All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. JOSEPH BURT.
Worcester. July %. 1855 iva dt
NOTICE TO WATCHMAKERS .-Con-
~ templatDg change in business am ready to Of
fer for sale my stock in trade together with lease Of store
which is of the best locations in the city To any one
wishing to with paying business already
tablshed this chance offers Inducements very rarely met
with
Terms easy, and possession given Immediately.
s. P. CHAMPNEY,
feblSd 267 Main-st
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PHILADELPHIA, May 80 Special dispatches
from Washington say that Congress has adjourned
till the 9th Of June.
NEw YORK, May sO-The Herald publishes a
despatch from Albany, stating that secret position
has ben taken among the Soft and Hard delegates
for the Cincinnati Convention, to unite upon sin
gle delegation among themselves.
NEw ORLEANS, 3l-Col. Aliens Kentucky Bat
allion, were disbanding this morning for want of
the means of transportation Col. Allen and 30 or
40 will 60 on the Granada Free Company.
NEw York, May 3l-In the Superior Court
in the case of Fry Bennett, for Libel, the jary
gave a verdict Of $4,000 in favor of the plaintiff
CHICAGO. May S1.-Col Eldridge, landlord of the
Free State Hotel at Lawrence, arrived here last
night also two bearers Of dispatches.
WAsHINeroy, May Sl.-Gen. Pomeroy has es.
capped from Lawrence, and is expected tonight.
BOsToN, May 31.-A meeting called at Fan
emil Hall, to adopt measures to aid Kansas. 500 +,
600 are to be for the free State men there.
CINCINNATI, May 81, noon-Flour 5,25a5 so +;
Provisions unchanged; Lard 10; Sugar stas9
Aolasses AZ; Coffee If River has fallen inches
PIrrsBURG, May Sl-River feet and at a stand.
New YoRK, May 3l-Frour declined, straight
state 5,6Sa5, 81; Ohio 6.3la6, A; Southern 6,57a
Ss7; Wheat unsettled, Corn buoyant SCI; Mess
Pork irregular.
LoUIsvILLE, May 81, noon-The River is falling
With feet III the pass on the Falls, and feet
scant 10 the Canal
NEW ORLEANS, May 0-Cotton-SaIes to-day
of 1000 bales; market dull and unchanged, with
moderate demand Sales of the week 90, 900
bales. Stock on hand 10, 900 bales.
Coffee-Sales of the week 10, 500 bags. PINE
l0i. Sugar 74aS; supply limited. Corn ssh
Mess Pork Is 90. Rest unchanged
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The steamer Grenada which arrived at
New Orleans on the 9th from Havana,
brought late news from Nicaragua, the pur-
port of which was we have received by tel
egraph and published Details came to
hand Saturday, in the New Orleans Delta,
which dips the following highly interesting
Intelligence from the Aspinwall Courier of
the goth instant
On Saturday last, MeSsrs BrandO, Nc
Murray, Drake, &c, from San Juan del
Sud, arrived at Panama, in a schooner
They bring news from that point TO May 5
From them we learn that some Costa Ri
cans reached San Juan after the battle of
RivaS on the 10th May; and having there
shipped their wounded for Punta Arenas,
the army started by land to retreat into
Costa Rica; that the cholera has been
making sad havoc among the Costa Rica
troops, and that Walker is evidently in the
ascendant.
Other parties who have been eye-witnesses
to most of what they note, inform US more
infinitely: "Burying the dead and caring for
their wounded, together with few prepar-
ationS of fertilization, lest Walker should
return on them before they could leave,
occupied the succeeding week They COM
menced their retreating movement about
the Gath, and on the 26th the entire army
had vacated Nicaragua, all Of them having
marched TO Guanacosta except some fifty
men who were at San Juan del Sud- ship
ping the wounded by water from Punta
Arenas"
We have before given an account Of the
battle of Itivas, which is confirmed At 3
AN. on the 18th, being out of ammunition,
Walker marched out Of the city to the fife
and drum-and for four hours the Costa
Ricans continued TO FIRE at the church
which be had vacated.
His force in the battle was four hundred
foreigners and three hundred natives, aud
that Of the Casta Ricans three thousand.
The Costa Ricans represented themselves
as having been entirely deceived; that
Walker was far preferred by the natives,
aud that instead of being received with open
arms by Nicaraguans, they had been shun-
ned or attacked at every point. Baron
Buiow was exceeding dissatisfied, both at
the conduct of the Costa Ricans, aEd the
falsity of the representations that had been
made TO him respecting Walkers condition
and the feeling Of the Nicaraguans towards
him and his army.
The Star and Herald Of Saturday repre-
sents the church Of ltivaS 60 have been
robbed by Walkers men, aud refers TO other
plumber by them. We have the authority
of those who have watched Walkers move
ments throughout the past year, for saying
that he has never taken anything from
foreigners and natives in Nicaragua, except
by governmental leVies.
No church in Nicaragua contains images
with precious stones or jewels Of any con-
siderable value upon them; the church at
Rivas has no images in il, is without a
roof, wholly unfinished, and never has been
used as place Of worship. So much for
the story Of the Star and Herald, that
images were robbed Of diamonds, and used
as baTricades In the church. s
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COM NJ ERCI Al.
NEw ORLEANS, Nav 2s-P. NJ

NEW ORLEANS, May 2b-P.
CorroN The Market is very quiet this morning,
AID thus far we hear of 20 sales Of any note.
SUGAR.-SOO hhds at the full prices of Saturday.
MoLAssEs.-400 to 300 bbls. tsken at outside
rates.
Flour The only sales we hear Of vet are 500
bbls Indiana at Sc, 1876 bbls at 60 % for Super
fue, and IS 50 tor Common and 100 Super6ne
ST Louis at So l2t
Conn Demand limited, and the sales confined
to 5000 sacks, Of which $50 pOr mixed at So 697
aud 392 White aud Yellow at Sc, and 800 Prime
White at 6sc per bush.
Oars 200 sacks Prime st. Louis brought ace
NHEAT.-75 sacks were taken at 81 40 but
there are several lots on the Levee held ut 81 IS
PoRK-Mess retailing still at SI7 per bbl
BACON Market firm Sales 81 casks Shoulders
at e and 81 prime Sides in four loSs, at 9tc An
offer Of pc. refused for DO casks Schooleys" Sides
held at etc.
LARD-Prme in bbls. held at lOI and No. l at
l0c.
CorTEE-The Palmetto's cargo Of 1000 bags
Rio was sold this morning at ", and 100 bags at
l01c
WHlsKEr.-Dun at Csc for round lots Of Rsctif-
ed.
LOUISVILLE, May 90
IRoS. NArLs PIG .IRoN AND LEAD.-We quote by
the quantity as follows: Stone~coal bar iron SIC
charcoal bar iron t.; all other descriptions at the
usual rates Nails IS 25 SO so for Tod, and cor
responding rates 0r other sizes rennesser Pig Iron
sS5 for No. and SIS Tor No. .. We quoted
BrOWnsport Fig Iron at the same rates on six
months. Sales Of Salt River Iron, Belmont Furn-
ance at $34 80 per ton; Pig Lead firm at aIte
Bar Lead ~ 7i cents. Sales OF shot al 81
So 25 "a 81 ESQ
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the Court House and Square question, meets With
the unqualified appreciation Of the masses of the
people Of this city, and among them, our most in
telligent aud liberal-ninded men. But like all
other projects Of benefit and public Improvement,
there are some whose views It does not suit There
can be no doubt, however, that when the whole
subject is properly understood there will be no dis
sentng voices except by those so thoroughly
stepped in old fogyism that there is no possible
chance for the IL redemption
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HOTEL MEETING,

Pursuant to notice, a meeting was held at the
Chamber Of Commerce in the City of Nashville, on
Saturday, the Sist ult. for the purpose of consider
ing the subject of erecting new hotel.
Godfrey NJ. Fogg, Esq, called TO the chair,
and F. c. DuRnington appointed Secretary.
The chairman read the charter of the MetropoIi4
tan Hotel COMPANY, aad
On motion Of John Kirkman, Esq, the following
gentlemen we're appointed committee to solicit
subscriptions for the purpose of carrying out the
enterprise
K. Cockrill, A.. s. Lindsey,
Alex. Allison, Hugh McCrea,
James Bankhead, Samuel Pntchett,
Capt Stocked, K J Morris,
John Dashiell, Daniel T. Carter.
WIN. Nichol John A. Fisher,
Jno. B. johnson, N. NJ. Monohan,
John Kirkman, J. w. + Manning
James Walker. K. B. Castleman
Wesley Wheeless, Jesse Warren,
G. NJ. Fogg J. NJ. Hughes,
R. W. Brown, d. T. Scott,
VIM. Eakin, A. G. Payne.
On motion the Committee we're directed 10 meet
on Tuesday night next, in this Chamber, for the
purpose of properly organizing, and preparatory to
efficient action and to meet often thereafter for
consultation as they may deem advisable; aud also
to report 10 the Chairman of this meeting what
progress is being made from time to time, and ad
wise him when, in their judgment another general
meeting shall be called
On motion, the daily papers of the city were re-
quested to publish the proceedings of the meeting,
and to aid the enterprise editoriaIy il they should
90 feel disposed.
The meeting then adjourned.
GODFREY N. FoGG, Chairman.
F.C. DUSNIEGroS, Secretary.
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NJ. & l.. r. r. R.-The cross ties on the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad have been
laid, and the iron is on hand preparatory TO
laying the first twelve miles of the road, ex
reusive preparations are being made to build
large and commodious depot 1t will not be
long before he snort OF the iron horse will be
heard, echoing Among the farof wilds of Ar.
kansas-Mem. Wing, Nay 26h.
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CHALLENGE AcoErTED. -Messrs James c.
Baldwin q Co, proprietors of the rieh' TO the
Excelsior Corn and Cob Mill in Middle Ten
nessee, having announced that they will give
silver cup TO any corn crusher that can be
produced of the same size aud same length of
lever that will grind finer aud faster than the
Excelsior" the challenge has been accepted
by Mr.. Oliver Anderson who takes the field
with his "lmproved Little Giant" An ex-
cellent opportunity will be offered next week
1.-THE trial of agricultural implements to de-
termine the relative merits of the machines.
Blight, gentlemen, let the people, and the ag-
riculturist particularly see how much they
gain by the employment of your machines, and
how much has been done by science for their
benefit
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A PROFITABLE CHANGE.-The Yankee fill
busters have given Sharp's rifles the ''cold
ehoulder." They expend all their wrath now
in Sumner resolutions. The charge of policy
is profitable, the new costs less whilst, in their
hands, it is quite as effective as the old.
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Patent W1Sh.TUb,

TN above machine, patented October 10TH 1855 In its
utility simplicity and rapid and thorough execution,
urpasse every thing Of the kind heretofore introduced his
Tub Is mounted STOOL and provided ii rollers and
brushes by the action Of ch strong and rapid
water is induced to through the clothes every
particle Of dirt without the slightest injury Of the Clothes
however tine the texture. BY peculiar aud ingenious
rangefnen the dirt removed from the clothes prvded with
place Of epos and thereby prevented from being ground
back again into the clothes is the in machines
Sxor seven shirts orther equal hu l. be thoroughly
washed with this machine In from eight minutes These
Tubs sold At ght noars EACH which taken
ton with It's periec, performance, enders 1t the
Cheapest and Best ashing Machine now Known.
Printed directions accompany each mac Inc.
County Rights any part Of Tennessee for sae upon such
VIII 10 The purchaser large profit upon
investment To OF energy opportunity for making
money easily and rapidly viii be offered.
Agents wanted in an parts u the State.
Address JAdES BAL3WTN & co,
mayl-NSm 81 College street. NASHVILLE. Tenn
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DRowSED-A young mau by the name Of WILL
LIAM SPRAY, was drWoned near Fayetteville last
week, while attempting to ford the river With his
horses and wagon