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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

TIVE undersigned offering private sale,
Il all that portion of land, lying the South side
of the Charlotte Turnpike, belonging the estate Of
the late Matthew Barrow, deceased. The land lies in
full view, and within about miles OF the State
Capitol, and is laid out in lots varying in size from
fourteen to twenty nine acres all fronting on the
Turnpike road. These lands will be sold at fair pri.
and on liberal time. Any persons wishing
anime them b ascertain particulars in relation to
the terms, Will please call on John c. Barrow, near
the premises, on J. L. 4 Il. w. Brown Real Estate
Agents, or the undersigned in Nashville.
NJ. :. PITCHER,
G. c. TORBETr,
septIO-tf Executors of NJ Barrow decd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12
LANE & BODLEY ,
hAxcFAcTUKkks
Wood Working Machinery,
And Circular Saw Mills.
Corner ohm a. water sta, Cincinnati
aDs2i-dly
SundrteS.
FOR RENT.

TUE eeaatfsl SsuEe Hease, present. escaped by
IL Fkussx tsa a Grszcsry nstfrss sssa stors
College street, Co. reng he pre- sAt ye.r APpl,
a. sh. Al cherry street.
gsls-1 MICHAEL VAUGHN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12

a 40. KEsRo Roy ~fi ss oasrea % he highest
n bsader Tor cash. Al tbs Market Hoase on sssur-
das. taaasry isi, ~ 10 e'cock- 80.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12
ETNA COAL.

A FINE supply Of TINS most economical Coal is
~ hand a: the ftua Coal Yard back Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Depot, aud Is selling
following low prices:
Large limb and round Coal 80 cents per bushrl, or
s. 80 per Ton.
Mixed, large and fine, Coal 20 cents per bushel, or
So 90 per Ton.
Fine Coal 10 cents per bushel, or 81 90 per Ton.
Try and you will soon be convinced il is the best
Goal in the market.
dec5I-ly sAML J. AGNEws
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-01

SWnorlNc ArrAm On Tuesday night
last. Mr. Vim K. Turner, IT this place,
was dangerously shot by Mr. William
simpson. Of this county The ball
passed through the arm and into the
SIDE Of Mr. Turner. near the hip, and is
supposed to be lodged in. or near the
spinal column We understand that the
affair grew on, q mere tr'i'c Simr'
son made his escape and has not been
-- Crockett Argss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-01
NO.. B..
A BAND OF OUTLAWS.

w lake UIC IUIIlWlng from the HUG
( Deta: In Saturday mornings TruS
Delta (of the lJ,h INST, we gave so,neS
important information, derived fra.a
private source. taiiug that the vigilance
committee o.. LAFAYETTE parish had pro-
croaoI To place called bayou Toriuc,
about - miles from Ncrmillionvillc,
whore au cueampmou, Of outlaws bad
Jaen formed. tie ringlraders Of which
I had challenged them 10 battle The Wig
laws rendezvous aud captured seventy
u the d,.peradocs Ia the Echo 4 NJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-01

Tire spirit of party has many and Pc
cular WAYS &C mauiiesiing itself but the
following advertisement m the New
York llcsald g., the most utlliiarian we
have lately seen JoGrng
ELEVENTH WARn-~FollrlclANr'
L. attention Meyu-rs will be held during
the coming w,,h and lonscr il necessary, At The
tgb liou>e 200 sixth street TO ascertain the
trnt merits ef tire esse.
Eternal vigilance Is 'h, price Of Liberty
Price of gin siNpynee class
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-01

FCIf New GrN NiH. Of 'ir nsh.hctorr +
now IN operation REGULAR mill A,
Nonoaay ami SATURDAY
Msrca } $50 ~ g. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-01

lion Anon + Owne. formerly mem
Der ~ CONGRESS from Georgia, and dn-
ring NJ llllmore's administration tou'
81. o. Havana. was s,ricken down by
naralvsis on. ,hs 2sth ul, and few hopes
al, entertained 1t hts recovery
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-01

~ j NJ eorSon committed to 1t shrr'e
port Jail urop charge Of larc~oy succeeded IN
ssc,iuc his 0eart sionr dark ca Mendsy
rscnir last
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-01

Marshal Pclissi. [, scl af'F II n
A-t m-lWn
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
vas summoned for the 81st Of Nav. The elec.

was summoned for the 31st of May. The cleo
tions would commence in a day or two.
AT the usual Easter banquet, given by the
Lord Mayor of London, Earl Derby was
guest, and, in his speech, adverted to the war
question. He said the Cabinet had not known
for twelve hours the course which Austria had
determined upon taking, before they instructed
their ambassador to formally protest in the
name Of England against the step, which he
characterized as precipitate and criminal.
He then proceeded to state that, on that very
day, the 25tb the English Government had at
tempted yet another and last measure in the
interest of peace they had just dispatched to
Vienna and Paris joint representation, offer
ing to take up on the part of England alone,
the mediation at the point at which it was left
off by Lord Cowley, and to endeayor to ar
range the difficulties, subject to one of these
two conditions-eiiher an immediate, absolute,
and simultaneous disarmment of the three
powers, or consent on the part of all, pending
the result of mediation, to retain their armies
precisely in the present condition, and main
tain a position, if not of peace, at all events of
naction. He concluded by repudiating the
idea that he had any wish to side with either
of the belligerents, and advocated a strict arm
ed neutrality.
Lord John Russell, in addressing a meeting
of Electors in London, made a special refer
ence to the Italian question. He said he felt
certain England's only safe course was to keep
honestly and strictly neutral. He protested
against the prediction for Austria evinced by
Lord Derby and Disraeli.
Sir John Pakington, in his Speech said if a
war should arise in Europe, it would be found
that in the Mediterranean and in the English
Channel there will be squadrons powerful
enough to uphold the dignity and protect the
interests of England.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-There is such infor-
nation in Washington as to warrant the belief
that the time of settlement of our affairs with
Costa Rica is not far distant So far the Water
Witch and the Fulton are the only vessels to
be sent to the Gulf of Mexico and these are
previously to be overhauled and repaired at
Norfolk.
The War Department to-day made up its
instructions for Utah Gen Johnston will
hereafter await the orders of the Government
before calling out the troops to act as posse
comitaius to assist the civil authorities in the
enforcement of the laws. The Postmaster
General has made decision on the bids for the
California mail service, but declines to furnish
information concerning them for the press.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
Telegraph Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The Telegraph
Convention is now in session. Delegates are
present from all the magnetic lines. Hon.
Amos Kendall, VIM. M. Swain, B. b. French,
Merritt Candy, Col. R. NJ Hoe, Saml Bishop,
John Thomly and A. S. Abel, from the Amer
lean line; Peter Cooper, Cyrus w. Field, D.
ID. Field, Edward Cooper, and Abram S. Hew-
lit, from the House Company Francis Marvis,
r. w. RUSSELL A. II. Purdy, and f. O. j.
Smith, from the New York and New England
line; and from the Western Union line, Mr..
Hiram Sibley. Every thing is progressing
harmoniously
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
Steamers at Cane Race.

ST.. JOINS, N F., May 9, A. MA three
masted steamer passed Cape Race close in on
Saturday noon. She evidently wanted to leave
her news, but the arrangements for obtaining
news there not having been completed, it could
not be landed. They will probably be in good
working order in week. The steamer is un-
doubtedly the Kangaroo, from Liverpool, the
9th ult., and she will be due at New York on
Wednesday eve. Nothing has been seen of
the Persia, which should have been in the
neighborhood of the Cape on Saturday, and
she was probably passed in the night.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
Sle6u advertisements,
rNREES. TREES. TREES.-NORTH-

a ERN TREES at Private Sale during the present
wcek.A few hundred Standard Pears, two four years
growth and from five to seven feet high Of varieties
such Bartetts, Bnffum. F. Broutes Tison, &c. &c.
Also APPLE Cherry Peach, and Ornamental Trees, with
superior stock of Norway Spruce from three to five feet
which will be sold low. with few doZ. of that lust
ly celebrated Grape Hartford Prolific, at 50 to c. Also
200 yds OF Dwarf Box at Sc per yd and Shrubs Roses
Nursery, Cranston, r. l., will give his attention
toners during the week. Call and examine my Sales
Room, 66 and IS Main street. l. Il. LAAlSON.
myl0 diff
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
The Paraguay Heroes Returned.

New York, May 9.-The U. S. frigate Sa-
bine, flag officer William B. Shubrick, from
Montevideo March "a, arrived at this port this
afternoon, having on board, as passengers,
Hon. j. b. Bowlin, and his secretary, Samuel
Ward Esor, who returns after having effected
reconciliation between this country and Par
aguay.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
nae Constitutional Amendment.

BosToN, May 9.-The question of accept
ing the amendment to the Constitution, requir-
ing two years residence after naturalization,
was voted on to day. Throughout the State
very light vote was cast, but the amendment
was undoubtedly accepted by large majority.
Some principal places voted as follows, the
question being decided yea or nav.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
Criminal Rasnitad.

ALBANY, May 9,--The Governor has respit-
ed David Curry Of Batavia, until July l6.
Curry was convicted of the murder OF Fan
chett, who was suspected of criminal inter
course with Curry's wife.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

New ORLEANS, May 6.-Advices from Min
Titan of the 4th inst, say that the sloop of war
Brooklyn was at that place with Mr.. McLane,
who was making his official visit to Consul
Allen. Mr.. McLane had addressed an impor-
tant letter defending the United States against
the protest of Miramon's government
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
Success Of tha onnosition.

= PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The new City
Councils were organized this morning. All the
9ilices were filed by members elected by the
Peoples party
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

PnovfDENcE, May 9.-The American Re
publieans have nominated John c. Knight for
Mayor The Republicans James
The Domocrats--John N. Francis.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
HOM OPATHIC REMEDIES.

DAVID SCOTT,
No 2l Main of Mechanic street. Sole Agent
the Proprietor. diff me
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
W ~ TER-TIE GREAT STRENGTHENED and PAIN
DESTROYER
The best and cheapest household remedy in the world
Simple and pleasant in its application certain and eec-
ua in its results. beautiful scientific, external
tive, applicable for the relief of pain at all time any
part of the human sysem and under all circumstances.
If you put this Plaster anywhere if pain is there, the
Plaster will stick there until pain is vanished The Plas-
ter magnetizes the pain away, and pain cannot exs-
where this Plaster is applied.
rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness Debility,
Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Coughs and Colds
Pains and Aches of every kind down to Corns are
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, with little patience
PERMANENTLY CURED by the magical influence of
the Magnetic Plaster 1t is the simplest surest safest
peasantes and cheapest remedy in existence. Its app
cation universa-equaly the strong man, the deli
cate woman, and the feeble infant. To each and all itw
prove balm and blessing Its is agreeable, and
without annoyance trouble Its price within reach
of ALL rich poor; all may have it, and all should have
it, who sick and suffering in any way
H1 Farmers should be always supplied with this in
valuable PLASTER twill be the good physician any
household, ready at all times and at instant notice.
Put up in air-tight tin boxes Each box will make six
to eight plasters and any child spread them Price,
25 cents bottle with full and plain directions.
N r, AtopEuEAn NJ n
u u MoNEhEAD' NJ. D.'
Inventor and Proprietor, 10 Walker street. NY.
MOREUEAD'S MAGNETIC pr ASTER is sold hv all
-, 80 - ~
Druggists IN every CITY, ow ana village OF the United
states. apis WY du M
(1TTDE NON C0NTc,TTN II17rI C%T n
{ lURE FOR CONSUMPIlON.- DR.
~ CHURCHILL'S DISCoyERY-Win Winchester's Gen
uine Preparation Of Dr. +. ChurchiPS Compound Of
the HgpopAoSphites OF Lime Soda and Potash, Spe-
cifc Remedy for ConSamptioR - The great Chemico
Medical Discovery of the celebrated Dr. D. F. Churchill
Paris, first made known by him to the French Acade
my Of Medicine about two years ago, marks new and
important Era In the annals of Medical Science.
Now, for the first time in the history the world has
REMEDY been found that surely strikes at the FouHDA
OF PULMONARY DISEASE, and by RESTORING DE-
ELEMENTS BLOOD, increases the
principle WHICH CONSTITUTES NERVOUS OR VITAL FORCE,
INvIGoRATEs THE EUTRITIvE FUNCTIONS, and not only
CURES, but also PREVENTS the developement OF this
hitherto most fatal Scourge of the human race.
h1S@CAUTI0N TO THE PUBLIC.-Various prepara
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
9lotites.
THE LINCOLN HOUSE.

a THE LIN COLIN HOUSE.
{5frg5 WORCESTER. MASS.-This popular establish
ment, the largest and pleasantest Hotel in the
f.tss "A, city and OF the most spacious and commo-
lEk1 lious i'm New England will continue for anuth
er year under the charge Of the undersigned
Thankful for the patronage literally extended during
the past year, he hopes to make the House still more
worthy the patronage and support of the travelling
munity and the public generally. Arrangements have
been completed make The Lincoln, in more eminent
degree than it has heretofore been desirable stopping
place for the traveller for permanent board fi
lies single persons The Hotel is fitted up with all the
modern improvements, with every convenience for the
comfort and accommodation of the guests the
large airy and pleasant with spacious Halls rendering
the House most desirable place for resort 1t
is kept strictly in the first class style. The House is
directly opposite the Depot of the Boston & Worcester
Norwich & Worcester and Worcester 6 Nashua and
Fitchburg Railroads. connecting with all sections of the
country, and is but few rods from the depot Stages
from all the neghborng call at the House for pas
sengers Horses and carriages furnished all times at
the shortest notice, on application at the office.
my9 diff A. &. WILLIAMS Supt
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
8ooks, Stationery, &t.
EOUR GRE "A L B 0 o X S q.
GOULD a. LINCOLN,
30 Washington Street, Boston,
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED
LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT,

HAVE JUST PUBLISHED
LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT;
Ay Rev H. LoSeuEvrLLE MASsEI, B. D. Reader in Nor
al and Metaphysical Philosophy at Magialen College,
Oxford l2mO. Cloth, 81
This volume is destined to create profounder
ton in this country than any philosophical religious
work of this century 1t is defense ofrevealed religion
equal in ability TO the Analogy of Bishop Butler and
meets the skeptcism of age efectually that
great work in earlier day The Pantheism and Par
an antidote The lectures excited the highest enhus
asm SI at Oxford and the volume has already reached
author have been translated for the American edition by
an accomplished scholar which adds greatly its value
HUGH MILLER's NEW VOLUME:
POP ULAR GEOLOG
With Descriptive Sketches from Biologists Portfolio
BY lluGH MILLER. With Resume of the Progress of
MILLER l2mo. Cloth, 81 ,25.
This work is likely prove the popular of Hugh
NIiller's writings attain the widest circulation
1t his stye and makes the mysteries of
Geology ntelligible 70 the common mind. As arch
tect explains the structure of ahouse cellar attic
this accomplished geoogst the globe to pieces
and explains the in which all its been
1t supplies just the information which many readers
have been longing for, but unable to find.
THE LIFE OF JOHN MILTON;
Narrated in with the Political Ecclesiastical
and Literary History Of his Time BY DAVID MASON,
Cloth, s2,75
Inc SAFE OF the nrs edition OF this great work in four
weeks is sufficient testimonial to its worth 1t has
lean critics.
I" An elaborate, erude and magnificent work."-N Y
independent.
It will stand henceforth in the light of classic 1t is
thorough, exhaustive, able and satisfactory magnii-
cent but just tribute to the memory of of the greatest
men, as well as the foremost poet of modern times ~
y Evangelist
HANILTON'S LECTURES.
LECTURES ON METAPHYSICS. BY Sir WILLIAM
HAMILTON. Bart, Prof. of Logic and Metaphysics in
the University of Edinburgh. Edited by H. L. Nam
sci, b. D., Oxford and John Veitch, NJ A, Edinburgh
ROYAL octave. Cloth S3.
This noble volume, long and eagerly expected in
troduces Sir William Hamilton to the Anlericdn People
He has ranked for years among scholars the acues
and most profound writer Metaphysics in the English
tongue. But common readers have been often repeed
the very subtety of his thought and the exacess
his style The volume, like the best efforts Webster
combines the prooundest thinking with clear and popu-
lar statement.
1t is. without doubt the best work of kind ever
Published in this country and while gratihes the New
England taste for metaphysical discussions will put
rest certain great questions in theology and philosophy
which have long been mooted. II opcrtaTns from the
foundations the science Of PhreROlogy taught by
SpurZheim and Combe.
eY@Copies of these works forwarded by mail on re.
ceipt of price. DIT my9
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
LATER STILL FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the Adelaide with news three days
later than that by the Anglo Saxon.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
Awful shipwreck.

Ship Palma, supposed to be the Pomona
from New York to Liverpool, was wrecked off
Wexford on the 18th. The crew and three
passengers were saved She had 400 passen
gers on board. The total loss of life is not
known
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
The French in Piedmont.

THE AUsTRIANs ACROSS THE TICIN0.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
for Sale or 90 9eet.

FOt SALE OF % Ett.
az SEE FIRST FACE.
TO LET-A desirable upper tenement of
a four rooms, within minutes walk of the Post
Office; Inquire of JAMES r. PIERCE.
ap30 distf
VNO LET-A desirable lower tenement of
Il five rooms the corner of Central and Summer
streets Inquire of JAMES r. PIERCE.
apo distf
AMES r. PIERCE gives especial atten-
ton to the and renting of Houses Stores &c;
also, to general collecting. distf mch22
YNO LET-The Rooms over the Meat
Il Market of Hiram Fohes, on Front street, formerly
occupied as Belt mandatory and suitable for a
Boot or Shoe manufactoty. Inquire of
f4 distf JAMES r. PIERCE.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
MORTGAGEE'S SALE-Bv virtue of

MORTGAGEE'S SALE-By virtue of
~ power of sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed from Robert W. Flagg to the subscriber dated the
ninth day of September A. D. 1851 recorded in the
Registry Of Deeds for Worcester County Book 40 Page
467 shall sell at public auction, said morgaged prem
1ses ON WEDNESDAY, the first day of une next at two
O'Clock in the afternoon all of the described
in said mortgage Said real estate consists S64
square rods of land with good two story dwelling house
and barn thereon and is the that has
occupied by said Robert W. Flagg. The premises are
pleasantly situated in England Village in the town
of Grafton and the lot is well covered with valuable
fruit trees, vines and shrubs.
JONATHAN D. WHEELER,
Guardian and Aortgagee.
Grafton, April 26 1889 deod3w ap3O
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
Auetions.
BY L. W. VAIL, AUCTIoNEER. No. l Flagg's Block,
opposite Bay State House.
LAEJ}ITTOR'S SAL Il OF VAIL

EAECUTOR'S SALE OF VALU-
- ABLE REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.-I am fa-
win INSTRUCTION from the Executor of the Estate
Vl ~ e aIe Ruth Hathaway, offer for public cOmpeti
ton, , on a May 10Th at 10 the very eegibly
located rlGK House. No 81 Front street Said house is
substantially built and in every resoect cosniant and
desirabe, and IN good repair with barn wood shed and
carriage mouse attached, and supplied with never fail
ing supply OF excellent water The lot contains about
OOOO square feet with frontage on Front street Of fty
feet This property situated as it IS in close rvit -
the center OF busnes fronting the Common on one prin
cp toroughiare in the CITY, renders it among most
desirable for Investment occupation Offering an onnor
tunity of rare occurrence. At 0k O'Clock two los Of
land containing about 900 feet each situated on Water
street. measuring together about 800 feet said street
commencing at the brewery brook and extending SOUTH
ery to the bason Of the pond and westerly the
bank of Blackstone river Also, at 2 O'Clock 16 of
woodland, situated the northery side of Grafton road
near the residence of Samuel Allen, Esq Also. Mt |
O'Clock, the Pew, No. 81, in Rev DIR. Hills Church.
Terms easy and made known at sale For further in
formation inquire af SAMUEL HATHAWAY or DR..
JOHN L. HATHAWAY, or the Auctioneer. dts ap30
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
0Mants.

w WANTED-As apprentice to the tailor
w ing business, young man. from Is to II years of
age Apply to L. ST0CKWELL, Grafton
ap30 dawtf
WA n L Z "a first-rate Carpenter.
W None other need apply to
j. f. SPAULDING,
m6 d2t# No. Congress street.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
BY f. W. VAIL, AUCTIONEER.
TOTICE-Bv License of Court will he

= Bl r. ". VAIL, AUCIIONEER.
OTICE-By License of Court. will be
sold at Public Auction, the premises in worces-
ter, FRIDAY the 9th day of inst at ten clock
in the forenoon, the following Real certain
lot of land with the buildings thereon, situated
corner of Mechanic and Spring Streets said Worcester
and bounded follows, viz Beginning the streets
aforementioned, thence Southery from said
two feet Spring street. West thirty-six feet
thence North sixtytwo feet to Mechanic street thirty
six feet to the first mentioned bound 1t is the
tate formerly occupied by Michael Fogarty said
Worcester, deceased. and conveyed to him by David
Brayton by his deed dated tweny-eghth day of DC
tober lS4 and recorded in the Registry Deeds said
County of Worcester. Book 430 page 633.
TIMOTHY FOGARTY, Executor
of the last VIII and Testament of Michael Fogarty.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

The application simple and easy, the result satisfactory
FIRTH a. NICHOLS, 1870 Main street, Wholesale and
Retail Agents for Worcester and vicinity.
Pedlars Merchants and Others supplied the most IA
vorablc terms, by CUTTER, TOWER, CO., II and ~
Comhill Boston, and Beekman street. New York. Cen
eral Agents for the United states and British Provinces
For sale by Druggists Crockery Ware Dealers, and
Country Merchants generally throughout the United
States and British Provinces. deOdly apl3
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

Mrs R. c. DUNLAP formerly well known In this city
and vicinity, has returned from New York with very
desirable stock of FRENCH CORSErS, SKIRTS, and
SKIRT SUPPORTERS. Having been long engaged in
the Corset business she feels competent please the
most fastidous. Mrs D. will remain limited time,
at No. 80 lain street,-over E. B. Lamscn's Auction
Roomswhere she will be pleased to meet her former
patrons and the ladies generally.
Mrs D. is also Teacher of adame LIZ Vones Numerical
Method of Dress Cutting. d6t* my5
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

{11sss subscriber has taken the Exchange Hotel op
~ 5I pOsite the Court House, lately occupied by
fEIslI Taft, and is ready to accommodate permanent
lsEA1. and transient boarders Connected with the
house is large and commodious Stable Just re-
paired with sheds and other conyeniences attached and
every way suited for the public convenience.
apll diff SAMUEL BANNISTER.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

N OT1CE.-The subscriber having sold
his interest in the music business, would refer his
former friends and customers to A. W. SAWYER, at 2O7
Main street. Those having instruments loan,
quested to return them when quarter expires
the loan at POI Main street ALEX. MARSH.