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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

In Bedford, Qndiana,) lately, Jesse Bran
nan, aged so, was convicted of thef.-He
Showed no signs of feeling. His aged and
agopized father and mother were present.
After his sentence, his mother said, Go 10 the
Penitentiary, my boy, serve out your time,
and will still receive you as MOTHER
They separated-one for Jail, the other for
melancholy home. But the scene had been
too much for the female parent. In few
moments she was convulsed, tottered, and
fell. The spectators rushed to assist her
they raised her up, but she was lileless
The son, for the first time, Showed any sensi-
bility-his tears flowed as in the periods of
innocence, before guilt had frozen them
The old man could hardly support The shock !;
but he said TO his son, see you have been the
death of your mother. Three weeks since
hurried your brother-but while our eyes
were wet with tears for him, you committed
the disgraceful deed which has brought on
me this calamity. must now pursue the rug
gcd journey Ji life alone.'
| On Wednesday last, Major Seth Johnson,
of -Bridgwater, fell from load of hay
which he was gathering, and in few min
| utos, expired. II is supposed his death was
caused by the extreme heat Of the weather,
which produced faintness and insensioiity,
or fit. Major johnson had attained the ad.
vanced age Of rs years; was a worthy vete-
ran Of the revolution.
A daughter Of N. Dean, Of Raynham
Mass. aged years, was burnt Con The 25tf
ult.) in such a manner, in consequence OF heI
clothes catching FIRE, that she died the same
day. She had been left at home by the fami.
ly with still younger child, and in attempt
ing to re-kindle the fire, the accident happel-
ed.
A Post-Oifice has recently been established
in Ward, Col. zebulon Cary, Post Master.
In Vermont, Elder Ezra Butler, of Water
bury, has been nominated for Governor. anC
Elder Aaron Leland, of Chester, for Lieuten
ant Governor. Both these gentlemen are nov
pastors of Churches!
Desha.--At the June term of Harrisoi
county Court, held at Cynthiana, Ky. tie
case Of Isaac 3. Desha was called, but all the
Jurors we're rcjected--they having formed oil
expressed an opinion as 10 the prisoners guilt
|, A second effort TO obtain Jury on the pexi
f day was also unsuccessful, and the trial wa
abandoned for the term. No expectation i
f now entertained that he will ever again b,
| tried in that county. This will in effec
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n IN DeTalo, on the 2sth ult. Josiah. son o
VI: >; irowbridge, aged a months.
In Dishton, on the 18th ult. the Hon. wn,
payhes, NJ. ID. aged 80, and one Of four sur.
yiYofs OF the Provincial Congress Of Massacbu.
seits' which was convened in l775.
In Ciaremont, N. II. Mrs. Elizabeth pa,k-
er' aged lo2 years, 8 months and II DAYS.
In BRISTOL, Martha, aged months ;nfan,
daughter Of Mr.. Daniel Lindsey. Her dean
was occasioned by laudanum given bv mis-.
take for other medicine. o y "'s-
- In New-YoFk, on the 9th inst. Hon. Iu,her
Maflin' an eminent Jurist, formerly Of No.
,,yiand, aged 90. He ranked hig5 on ma
i INST: Of great men in the United States hs;ne.
u.s'lngulshed for great legal knoyledpe. md 2
commanding eloquence. anu a
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MdrrfPn.

In this town, on the 18th inst by Rev. DR..
Bancroft, Mr.. Phiander Gleason TO Miss Dol.
" Ranks land on the 18th, Mr.. Henry
Wheeler to Miss Mary II. Thaxter.-all Of
Worcester.
In Boston, by Rev. Mr.. Knowles, Mr..
Caleb Newcomb, of this town, to Miss Han
iah Brown. of Boston.
In Fitckburg, by David Brigham, Esq. Mr..
Adam S. Davis to Miss Martha F. Cowden-
both of Ashburnham.
In Petcrshsm, Aaron Arms, Esq. of Deer
Geld, Miss Eliza Hapgood, of Petersham.
Ia Grafton, by the Rev. Mr.. Miles, Mr.. Tar
rant P. Merriam, Of Concord, TO Miss Betsy
Merriam, Of Grafton.
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Dtf0,

In Milford, 1t. David Stcarns, aged n.
I'm Conway, Rev. J ohm Emerson, aged 81 {.
He had preached but little for several years
but attended the meeting that day, being the
Sabbath, in usual health, prayed in the Sab
bath School, and at night rested from his
labors forever.
In Nuthbridge, Thomas Congdon, son Of
Joshua Congdon, aged 90.
In Tanpleton, on the 2lst ult. widow Han
nah Newton aged SO years, 8 months and II
days.--On the 22d, Mr.. Jonathan Holden,
aged GA revolutionary soldier.
In Thompson, Conn on the 28th ult. Mr..
Thoplas Chaffee, aged 70. Fri,ters IN the
SAFE Of Nelc- York are requested ~ insert thiS
death.
In Boylston, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Lucy,
wife of Mr.. George Maynard, and daughter
Of Deac. Joshua Stiles, aged 80.
In Bolton, on the 18th inst. alter a shoT'
but severe sickness, Nathan Badcock, cid
est son of Josiah Badcock, aged 20.
In Paxton, on the 18th ult. Col John va
vis, aged "a. Printers IN Permont are re-
Ietested 10 inseri this death. :,
In Royalston, on the 10th inst. very SUD
denly, Mrs. Catherine Peck, relict oil MT
Solomon Peck, aged GO.
In Dedham, on the 10th inst. Hofa,l(
Townsend, Esq. Clerk Of the Courts OF th'
County of Norfolk.
In Danvers, Rev. Samuel Walker, Pastor o
the Second Church and Society in that town
in the 48th year Of his age, and the twenty
FIRST year Of his ministry.
| In Canton. Conn. on the ed uit. the ven
cradle and pious Jeremiah Halock, Ministe
Of the Gospel in that place, aged 69.
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More Neu Goods.
" 6ieached shiItinss at Cd per yard. s,ou,
and heavy Goods. '''"'


AVE just received and open
Fa.s;o ca, an additional supply of Rich an
, rashionaole DRY GOODS, purchased las
and 81 a. a uceioii, at uncommonly low prices
R-;o,, 9, oner mem for Sale Cat the new
t.rs sn lore In Front-StreeO on much beue
terms man have been sold in Worcest.r ~;
season. "orCester I'M
French, English. and American Cal;coo
Glnghams-d great rarietv. 'H'
Shaded and Stripe Batiste' ,;obt .,5 r.,
Dresses; u'es
Rich Fig'd and Shaded Silks.
BLACK Italian and India Lutestrinps.
DiacK french and India Levantines.
BLACK and Coloured Nankiu and Canton
| EraPes, and Grape Dresses-Black. White
Tillk and Green French Grapes and Crane
nav S" DIX and Valencia Long and Square
Leghorn Bonnets, Rich Ribbons and Artificial,
| Flowers; A''ihc'al
Elegant Thread and Bobbinett Lace, and
EdgiDgs; ana
Ladies' Fancy Work Baskets, Silk and CAME
Handkerchief; = "ule
Silk, Cotton, and Worsted HOSIERY.
White and Ass'd :" Paris .Madc> Kid Glove. 4.
N1usiiiiss SdfnDTICS, and IarasOIs.
Irish Linens and Damask Table Cloths.
White and Brown " Unlon'' Drillings.
Russia Shcetings and Diapers-Crash
Black Silk Vestings;
Plain Buff and Rich " Brocade,, White Va.
lentia do;
American Bleached and Brown Sheetings and
Shirtings;
Bedticks, Ginghams and Stripes--C Cotton
Batting;
Ladies' Misses and Children's Denmark Sat.
in and Morocco SHOES;
FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS.
ALSO, ON HAND
ST. Croix and N. E. Rum;
Brandy and Holland Gin;
Columbia Whiskey;
Port, S. Madeira and Malaga Wines;
Molasses and Lamp Oil;
White Havana Sugars;
Lump and Brown do;
Hyson, Young ,Hyson, Souchong, Hyson Skin
and PouchoDg Teas;
Coffee, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pimento, & Pepper ;
Cassis and Raisins, Pearlash Ginger and, Bar
Soap;
Tobacco and Powder;
Coarse and Fine Salt;
.Mackerel and Goldfish.
--ALSo-
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE,
find feuo
CAsT-STEEL SlCKLEs.
Worcester, July 13. 1896. 3wis
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, July 8, 1920.
To The Creditors and Heirs Of MOSES JEN-
NINGs, late Of BrookGeld, an sa'd Coitntg,
deceased, and 10 all others concerned ~
The Fsinie Of enid deceased -GREETIEG. q
YOU are hereby cited to appear (ii
you see fiji at the Court OF Probate 70 pc
FIRST Tuesday in August next at one OF the clock.
after noon, to show cause why the accounts OF
the administrator of said Estate should not be
allowed. and the balance of Estate distributed &c
the Creditors, whose claims have been allowed
and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
By order Ofthe Hon. Judge
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BoSToN &. SOUTH BOSTON
Crown w indow Glass.
RICE 6 NlII,EsIB@o

A ; Agents for selling the
~ above GLASS, will furnish, aSv size or
quantity, at the Factory PRIcEs. - =
X. & NJ. have on hand and
keep constantly for sale-best American ana
London White Lead; French yellow !:
I Tnfome DO; We netian Red Red Lead !;
Turkey Turkey TIMBER; Litharse Gold; Prussian
Diue Terra dc Sienna; Chinese Vermilion:
french : Green; Verdigris; Paris Whiting;
namPoiack; Stone Yellow; Gum Copal (;
do shellac; Spirits Turpentine Linseed
Oil; Copal yarnish Japan-Paint. Varnisb.
q sash Brushes; Cancels Hair Pencils, &c.
&C.. which they offer for sale, at fair prices.
W0rcester, JUN Is. 1926.
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The Baltimore American states, that
the venerable Charles Carroll, of Car.
rollton, the only surviving signer Of the
Declaration of Independence, enjoys
good health, and, from his habits Of reg
ular exercise and cheerful disposition,
it is probable he will continue for sew
eral years TO bless and enjoy his domes-
tic and friendly circles.
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town, but to the community generally, believ-
ing that the views here developed, which we
believe are the result of much patient invosti-
CATION and Of considerable experience, may
be of advantage where less attention has been
paid to the subject.
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Worces.er,ss. July IL, 1926.
TNAKEN on Execution, hav-

ing been previously attached on mesne
process. and will be sold at Public. Auction,
ON Monday, the twenty-6rst day Of August
next. nj one Of the clock, in the afternoon, Al
the house Of Darid Lamb, in Phillipston, als
the Right that DANA LAMB, Of The city Of
Boston1 has to redeem a0o'. sixty acres Of
Land, with 'ne bpA' ..ogs thereof, situated =
the n0r' .seasterly part Of Phillipston, IN y,
rour,v and bounded on Ezra Lamb, Jtnn
Dunn. ARENAS Wright, Isaac Lamb, aA1 me
Road JOSEPH Urban, A. Sfs'N,
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ICoMMuNIcATioEs |

Inc 5oth Anniversary Of the Declaration Of
Independence was celebrated at Hardwick.
without distinction of party.
A 10 o'clock, an elegant Standard, painted
by Penniman, was presented to the Hardwick
Rifle Corps, by the young Ladies of that town.
The appearance of these liberal and patriotic
females, nearly 20 in number, dressed in an
elegant and becoming uniform, added much TO
the interest of the occasion. Az IL o'clock, a
procession Of citizens, from that and the adioin.
ing towns, escorted by the Rife Corps, and
preceded by the young Ladies, moved to the
Westinghouse, where the Throne Of Grace
was addressed in an appropriate and most i'm
pressve manner, by Rev. F. FosTFR, and an
Grafton was delivered by Rev. J. THOMPSON,
which was highly admired by a numerous au.
ditory, both for the classic purity, and elo-
quence of IFS composition, and the truly Au1eri-
Can sentiments it inculCated After the public
exercises, the procession returned to the Bower,
where more than two hundred citizens partook
OF dinner, prepared in a handsome style by
Capt. G. RUGGLEs, and Mr., A. HATHAWAY.
After the cloth was removed, the following
toasts were announced, and drank, with hearty
applause:-
REGULAR ToAsTs.
1. ThishGI century .AnnireTsayg.-Mav the
Sons Of Columbia hail, with enthusiastic ioy.
the day which gave TO Monarcks an instructive
lesson, and 10 them their birth right.
2. The american People May their vir-
tues be respLendent, their glory Roman, their
tc!sdom GreeIdf., their anton perfect, and their
liberty perpetual.
3. American Independtnce.-Our Fathers
gained il by their wisdom and virtue-may we
their Sons, never forfeit it by our folly and vices
4. Coz. Lincot;.-May he never give uu
our just Claims on the General Government.
and never contend for any Hing more.
5. The Puritan Fathers Of NelD England, -
lf we disdain their imperfections, let us ever
strive to initiate the virtues and the patriotism
of these first asserters of the principles of civil
liberty.
G. The late session Of COngrtss.--The OF der
Of the day was neutrality-suspicious. alterca-
ton for nat;GGE3ai character and interest-the
fire Of the flint for that of the Patriot-the
strength Of powder for that Of reason-and
pistol balls for weighty arguments.
2. The Tree Of Libe,ty.-Mayit be cultivat.
ed throughout the world-bear the fruits o.
Peace and Plenty-and its branches become g
| shade for the human race.
| 8. The NassdchusettS' Cldtm.--The old tune
to which the State and National Government,
continue uniformly to dance.-May they sooI
call for their bill, or adopt a uniform system o
| Bankruptcy.
! Q. The Mdnufaeturing Interest.---May il ey
or be cherished as the handmade Of Agriculture
and not as the mistress.
10. The Enemies Of Grill Liberty.-Ma,
they con6ne their midnight walks 10 the hope
full shores Of the peninsula Of Old Spain.
II. The ET- Presidentso fthe United Siates.-
Monuments of mental greatness, at which tn
proudest Monarchs of the Earth cast looks
Envy.
IL. Tie Fair Sea. MAY the testimonial {
J their confidence, ofwhich we have this day ha
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By the Governor and
Council

The following gentlemen have been
appointed Commissioners of Highways
under the act of March a, 1926.
MInnr rcrx
Caleb Butler, Groton, Chairman.
augustus Tower, Stow, Commissioner.
Benjamin F. Varnum Dracat,
Abner Wheeler, birmingham.
David Townsend, Waltham,
HAMPSHIRE.
Charles Z. Forbes, Northampton, Chairman,
Oliver Smith, Hatfield, CommissiOner.
joseph Cummings, jr. " are, {.
William Swan, Cummington, {"
Asahel Thayer, Amherst,
WORCESTER. q
Jared Weed, Petersham. Chairman. 70
Jonathan Davis, Oxford, Commissioner.
Samuel Mixter, New-Braintree. s.
David Wilder, Leominster,
Joseph Davis, Marlborough
New-Engiand Society.-The following gen.
tlemen have been elected officers Of the
I" NeaU- England Society for the promotion Of
Manufactures and the ydechanic .Arts,f which
has been incorporated by the Legislature
The Associates, we learn, are already hume
rous; and, as the object Of the Institution
is peculiarly laudable, the subscription only
So per ann. and the payment of S25 will con-
stitute Life Subscriber, there can be no
question OF IFS extensive increase -
President,
His Excellency LEVI LINCOLN.
Tice-Presidents,
Hon. Joseph Story, Nathan Appleton, ESQ.
Hon. Samuel Croker, Hon. Jeremiah Mason,
II. A. S. Dearborn, Esq. Hon. Beza leel Taft.
Jr. Samuel Slater, Esq. Hon. John Mills. Hon
Aaron Tufts, and S. V. s. Wilder ESQ.
Directors.
Patrick T. Jackson, Jonas B. Brown. G rry
Fairbanks, Daniel Treadwell, William Law.
renee, Samuel Perkins, Francis c. Gray, lisa.
&C Parker, John Doggett, Thomas SearIe,
William Shimmn, Benjamin T. Pickmanj
John r. Adam, John A. Lowell, John Picker
ing, James Shepherd, Joseph Strong, Seth
Bemis, Paul Moody, Joseph G. Kendall,
John Williams, Isaac Wendell, r. II. Gardin-
er- Samuel Smith, Edward Darlington, Dan
iel Abbot, Henry Shaw, Esq'rs.
Tredsurer-Beni. T. Pickman, ESQ.
Secretary-Johu R. Adam, Esq.
Cenfnel.
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IS. July TO- 1876
A TTACHED on mesne pro

"a cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold at Public Venduc, on Tuesday the fifteenth
day Of August next, at a O'Clock r. M, at the
house Of JOHN Clq6lin, u. Esq. lnnhoder 70
Milford, all the Right in Equity which MOSES
DAVIS has TO redeem the mortsaged Real rs
49, ,vhereon he now lives, situated in - .
norhwes,crly part OF said Milfor'
IN ELLIS, ID. Sheriff.
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Medicines, Paints, and
Dye-Stufs.
ana

20 bbls. Lon 20 tons Cam
Lead. W" "h"e peachy Logwood.
OF 10 pnaoda,.,. 80 do. Fustic
tons Red Lad "a 10 20 do, Haeke Nicara.
20 III Di, qua.
~ 30 Nv 9o'S S nlaSS 20 10 do. Shell do.
Is casks Yellow Ochre Ioo hhIs 1851,
1000 lbs. Chrome Vel wood so0"u Jam
low.
bbls. Stone do. so DO Do ~ w. Erogwood
cases Chinese Yer. m 10 ~ DoS
casbs V..,: IS do. do. Nicaragua.
an , hh,s V erulsrIs' Ceases Bengal Indigo.
40 tons Wb;t t.a" "eo' Szeroons Spanish Fioa.
% to"S Whi'ing. do.
70 ' do I 'o S S 10 bbs. Blue VitroI.
10 bbls. Copal Varnish. 10 hbds Cnrr..
40 DO I;n ItP1htine Is carbtys Oil VitrioI
S s1 w. w., .-lpSeeG vi: hhds. Nader
.ae~. "a oai'1 .aPer' 20 gross Press Papers.
4" ~ UPium. ~ bales Orange Peel
do do Tragacanth 10 do P;nk . -.
IN Jo ~ ~ n Wanna do. Fol Sienna.
~ TO- 10 Aloes 10 do. Snakeroot
~ W ~ ~ GGanooge. 2oO do LQuoriee Root,
lou0' no. 0amphor' . do. Sponge.
with large and complete assortment Of
rants, .Meascines, and Dye-Stuss.
Va"do'0 Glass, & Surgeons =
Instruments,
For sale at No. 10 g. 90. Soptb Mol,
Slreet, by
DELANO & WHITNEY.
AT wholesale or retail. on as good, If not better
eerms' .nan can be bought at any
other Store in the city.
Boston. July 10, 1926. sm
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July S, 1926.
To the Hadoac and Hers Of ELISHA ARNOLD,
late Of Uxbridge, an sad County, deeeas-
ed, and 10 all others concerned in The Es-
tate o. said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear, (if
you see ft) at the Court Of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in August next, at ten Of the clock, be-
fore noon. to show cause why the instrument
whish purports to be the last Will and Testament
of said deceased. should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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speG'nen' inspire our Troops with courage
should their Country be invaded, and they be
called to defend it.
Volunteers.
BY Col. S. Billing, (Pres't. of the day.,
The Tree which the Heroes of the Revolu-
t'onary, and late Wars, planted With their
swords, watered with their blood. and conse-
Grated to Liberty; may it grow with our growth,
eternal bloom.
BY Signor d. Gorcia, an Exile from sna;n.
me american Eagle.-May she spread he,
wings over Spain, my Country, give liberty TO
me people, and carry off Ferdinand in her
claws. IA nv
by other Gentlemen.
me Orator Of the Day.-We have listened
10 MS excellent prccepts with delight-may il
oe equaIled by the fidelity and zeal with which
they are practiced.
S0'rers Of DiseOrd.-May they walk bare
footed upon the thistle of anxiety. and reap The
thorns Of contempt, with the sickle Of desnair
The Pres'den: ofhe United Sfafe.,-The A.
merican Coniucius-to whom the Duellists Of
the South and North give up; but keen not
back their shafts of caiumny, which fail point-
less at his feet. PO
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N8W GOODS
George Perrin

H nD Just received, 10 addition
- to his former Stock.
E Il, L DOMESTIC GOODS.
w: i: GOODS & GROCERIES.
HhiNA: CROCKERY & GLASS WARE
IRON HOLLOW WARE, &c. &c.
Which he offers for sale at low prices.
Worcester, May 81, 1926. r.
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specimen, inspire our Troops with courage.
should Their Country be invaded, and they be
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SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE.
Per order Of the School Committee.

The United States Lombard, and the Frank
lin Manufacturing Company, Banking Tnstitu
tons, in New-York City, and the Jersey Cit,
Bank, have stopped payment.
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HITCHCOCK'S
Newly Mvented Snuff,

FOR the absolute reliet and cure OF
Catarrh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness In.
fants troubled with Snufiies. II is an Immediate
relief 1t is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks of Palsy, especially 10 elderly people, the
fit having often been protracted for years. AZ
ter an experience of more than fourteen years
practice, can safely say thst have met moth.
ing as a substitute for It in The above diseases
Having proved the iDeficacy of variety of Ca.
tarrhal Snuff in my own family, was induced 10
make trial for something more certain and eff.
caeous in it's effects, and was led to The discovery
of the newly invented Snuff, which succeeded to
admiration in my own family, and with numerous
others who applied to me for relief. cannot
therefore forbear offering the Public particpas
ton in the benefits derived from the use Of hi
Snuff; aud although numberless certificates offs
undoubted good effects might be obtained, pre.
fer resting it on its own merits, and the unbiass
sed,trial ofa candid Public, who may wish for re-.
lief in the above diseases.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
Begin with small pinch on going to bed, and
anotberin the morning-increasing to three or
four per day.
For Sale by j. ROBINSON, Worcester.
Price, rs cents per bottle, 1895 per dog.
Worcester, Dec. 2, 1896,
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Z. w. STOWELL & co.

HAvE just received from Auc-
- ton, and other sources, fresh supply
of Goods-consisting Of Blue, Black, Olive,
Claret. and Mix'd BROADCLOrHS & CAS-
SlMERES, Of the first quality, for Gentle
men and Ladies' wear; French and India Lee
vantines; Fig'd and Plain Gros de- Naples
Silks; Kidderminster Carpeting Oil Cloth
Flannels; Booking; Plaids Camblets, &c
All articles for Bonnets-such as Plumes, Ar
tiicial Flowers, Ribbons, Silks, satins, Bos-
seille, Velvet, &c.
100 lbs. FIRST quality Knitting and Sewing
COTTON.
Bales Of Bleache6 aud Brown SHEETlNqS
and SHIRTlNG6.
1900 lbs. Live Geese FEATHERS; bbls. o
Genessee FLOUR; Winter and Summer
press'd OIL Shoe Thread, &
Which, with their former stock of ENG
LISH & w. |. GOODS, make as good an as
sortment as can be found in any Store in tn,
County.
N. B.-Most kinds of Country Produce talk
en- in exchange for Goods at the market price
Worcester, Dec. -, 1926. 3w3teov