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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01
State Of. .Soutll9G G'aroIina.s

ypif ifs6JEDGEFtEID }9sAS "a
HpY JOHN2HiBEs Esquire, Ordinary
Moi Edgefield District. IS SIS .ss:st ~: & ss I. 4
Whereas, e.. tYa Wade, hath appliedto@5
me, for Letters sof Administrator oniall
and singular the goods. elssHghts,
and credilscfA Ms2Nad ade, laie oftbe Dis
lrict aforesaid. .deceasedstihes are there
fore to cite andsad;lonish iall:!Eand sim;
sular the kindred aud creditors ef.the1saif
deceased, !, to ibe7and appear before ME, l:tlt
our next Ordinary's CoGt laC the said Dis;
lrict to be holden q, Edge6eld :CoGfs faouse,
on lhetsix,h day of. January mex, ,7,osshow
cause, il. any, why thesaid administration
should ;notbe granted alialcg sass idggi,t
Given under my.hand and sealithis 18th
day of December, the yearofonE Lord
one thousand eight hundred dfofty four,
and in the 69th year Of fAmericanaIndepen.
dence. .!!s.!iititsstsfofr y
JOHNsHILL .o.tE.p.st:
Dec. 25 5 IN .aiiliE95 ,2t nGs ,4SniaFa
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Fresh Fall & Winter Goods.

Nov. l3. 11ssd4

YUNHE Subscribers beg leave 10 announce
TO their customers and the. public gen.
orally, that they have just received from Neu
York, their stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
embracing almost every variety of Fancy and
Staple Goods, usually kept in our market,
amongst them good stock of
Kerseys, Blankets, Negro Shoes, Hats,
Caps and SQddiery, Hardware and
Cutlery, Crockery, &c., &C., :,
they invite the attention Of the public generally
to call and examine their stock, and they will
PRESLEY g. BRYAN.
Oct 9 If 81
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PHI. Rooney. Auae'i"eAA. 80 = ):
YEyHE Plaintiff in The above stated case;
IL having this day filed their Declarationsin in
my Office, and the Defenddu, having no wife;
or Attorney known to reside within the limits
of the State on whom acopy of the same with
rule to plead can be. served; {" 1t is therefore
Ordered" That the Delendantappear mud plead
10 the same within year and a day from the
date hereof or final and absolute judgmentwill
be awarded against him. ,.I;-5:f,,., ...-ii,ss
THOMAS G. BACON, G. c. P.iaa
Clerks Office, 22d Nov. 1874 :. 4tsii. I
Nov.27 ;a5 A 80 iao 1y 80
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. ~ f-il''lt j. CS.'l II li'--s st1 80 -
The Distributes of the said Richard ts.,i =
L Hardy, deceased nrh ayi
WNJHEREASthe the said Samuel CartIedge,
! W.; Administrator Of Richard Hardy, dec ed,
has made appcationto to me, to account for and
settle up all his transactions, as Administrator,
on said Estate, Thesear therefore TO cite and
admonish, all and singular, the Distributes Of
the Estate oftI,e said Richard Hardy deceased,
to wit: Thomas Hardy, james Hardy Richard
Hardy, Abner Glanton and Tavy his wife, Ja.,
cob Lucius and his wife Martha, Lucy Parks
widoV Of John Parks, deceased, James Key.
and Eliza Key, children ofEliza Key deceased,
Brantly Tompkinsa and Furman Tompkins,
children of Susan Tompkins, deceased, the legal
of Nancy Howerton, decea-
sed, who was the wife Of James Howerton and
daughter of sal Richard Hardy, deceased,
Elizabeth Hardy thesyoungest daughter, and
Mary Haidy,the widow Of the said Richard
Hardy, to be and appear before me in my Of:
fee, at Edgefeld Court House, on Monday
the 10Th day of February next, to show cause.
if any they have, why the accounts Of the said
Samuel Cartledge should not be finally accep-
ted and received, and a final settlement aud
decree made upon his Administration upon the
Estate ofihe said Richard Hardy, deceased.
Giren under my hand and seal this the 2ls
s3s;:aa'ii Z JOHN HILL, o. F. D..
Oct. % = IF 39
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Notice.

NOTICE. t,f
yUyHE Books aud Accounts of Z. NJ. :DowD,
Agent are in our possession. All per
ons indebted 10 herar requested 10 call on the
ubscribers and settle their accounts, as this is
necessary to settlement between the parties
interested. - -
BLAND g. BUTLER
Sept. II 81
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Notice.

A IL persons having demands against the
IA Estate Of Mrs. Rachael Moss, deceased,
are requested TO present their accounts duly
atiested. and those indebted 10! the Estate will
please come forward and pay upl satltcR9li
s5ia VIII. MOSS, Executor
oct 80 Il 40
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SUGARS
20 hhds choice St. Croix Sugars
30 DO. Porto Rico do.
10 do. Muscovado do.
8 do. Clarified do.
10 bbls. Crushed do.
5 do. Pulyerized DO.
5 boxes double refined Leaf sugar.
COFFEE.
60 bags Old Government Java Coffee
10 do. Augustura co.
800 choice Rio 40.
& Bales Mocho dos
CHEESE.
20 casks prime Cheese.
200 pieces Heavy Dundee, "A to as inch
100 do. Tow, d5 Inch
$50 do Gergia g. Corolina, "A to 40 III
so do. Kentucky, (heavy) "A to q? IN.
"a bales Gunny,24 per yard, 45 to AZ ln.7'
SHOES.
1000 pair thick Brogans, choice
I000 do. Kip do :. do =
1000 do. Women and Boys Shoes.
5000 lbs Sole Leather.
ROPE
$50 coils Manila Rope -
so do. Kentucky Rope
so do. Jute do
MOLASSES
10 hhts. Trinidad
25bbls. New Orleans.
IRON
100 GOO lbs. Iron ofvarious sizes. viz:
1 and ] by 8, 22B and 24 by to4
d to A by ] 10 4, Al too by 3toB
5000 lbs. Band from
Llfl312 225 3sd
1000 lbs Hoop Iron, from atoils inch ~
10 bundles Nail Rods
S do German Stell, assorted sizes,
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Copartnership NOTICE..

rHSHE Subscribers have formed Copartner-
L ship, under the firm. of KENRlCK "
THAYER, for the transaction, Of GENERAL
GROCERY BUSINESS, at the old stand occupied
by H. a. Kendrick, nearly opposite J. o. b.
Ford. H. a. KENRICK.
a.. B. THAYER.
The undersigned ayails himself Of this occa.
sion, to return his thanks TO his friends and
customers, for the liberal patronage heretofore
enjoyed by him, and trusts the same will be e1-
tended TO tue new concern. .
:, ~ 81. -t5 y j....9 H. A. KENRICK.
Oct. So, 1914. i f.. 8. ~ 49, Nd
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-AL o.
Sutpeu Blue Stone Indigo Coppe
Wool Cards Brass Bound Buckets Painted BUCKETS
Wash Stands Bellows Rakesl dz sh Handles Coffee
Country Woo Hats Gndsoae onabugs White Lead Aad
Fifth Chains
WANTED-OOOO which highest will be paid
- tyss yna coPy.-Ham6ag Journal 8. :,
Nov.I ns az
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i CHAIRS.
S dozen Rocking Chairs. and wood
seats
BLANKETS.
9 bales 9.4 Blankets
2, do. IO4 do. weighing Z lbs the
pair
2 10. Grey do 1O-4," :"
A good assortment of Bed Blankets,
from
1Oto124.
NEGRO CLOTHS.
2OOO yds. Washington Jeans heavy,
1000 do. Coventry Plains.
SALT.
1900 Sacks Salt, charleston Sacks)
5 do Table Salt
Boxes Table Salt.
NAILS.
125 Kegs Nails assorted Sizes
25 do Finishing Nails
20 do Brads.
SHOT.
200 Bags, assorted Sizes
BiCON.
10000 Prime Country Sides.
POWDER.
80 Kegs Duponts FFF G
20 do Blasting
IL do Eagle.
SEGARS.
10 M. Large Spanish wv. A. H.
a. Spanish (L Valedos)
1OM, do (R. P. MY .ssS5
NJ. Light Spanish a.. Valedos)
S M.Imperiai Regalias Venus.
TEAS.
so Boxes Teas. Consisting of gunpow-
der, Hyson and Imperial "a.
Cases Caltcess, Gunpowde,, Imperial d
Hyson, 81
2 chests Black Tea. -gs 70.
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VERTICAL RE ACTION
WRITER WHEEL.

NMT e take This means OF informing the pub
w lie, particularly Mill.rights. Mill ow-
ners, or those about engaging in either, that we
have puaclased of Gideon HolcIlkiss, the ex.
elusive right of his Vertical Re action Water
Wheel, for the State OF South Carolina, and
are prepared TO have the new improvement
put up for all that desire il, or to dispose of
Rights to individuals or clubs. The adoption
ofthese Wheels is easy. not requiring any very
great mechanical skill. The Vertcul Reaction
Wheel is adapted 10 all heads, from two feet
upwards-requireso one third less water to per-
form one.third, half, double, and in some in
stances three times as much as the old Flutter
wheels not affected by back water-can be
placed on the shan Of n common, Fiutter ,vbool,
securing uniform motion in all parts of each
revolution. Il makes from le0 300 strokes in
minute is never frozen up. Some of these
mills have been known 10 cut on an average
from FIVE to SEVEN thousand feet of plank in
"a hours-onc as high as TWELVE THOU
SAND. With equal power and speed it will
prope any other kind Of machinery 1t COM
bnes strength durability, velocity, and simplici-
ty demonstrations The use Of the improve
ment one year will in most instances, repaythe
expense. A set Of the w ekls may be seen a,
McBee & Irvine's store Greenville.
I'll communications, addressed to either of
the subscribers, post paid, will be promptly at
tended to.
WILLIAM T. MOORE.
TnuN - hfnnpE
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ReassOvGg.

Re2rsOUlsg.
hR.JsG:..WlLLIAMS s respectfully informs,
i1D his friends, and thes plbIiult -large.yttat
he has removed his 9ffice to Mr. B.:J.9 Ryansi
raw Tavern. (next3 doori;to MraJohn Lyonsi
Tailor; Shops whereihe can be ifnund at alb
times, unless professionally engaged 9iHos sd
cerei thanks TO all those who haveI favored linn;
with: their patronage, and heshopes by strict;
attention TO- bpsnessIt 20 entitle hin, toe merit
their support and 3couhtenance. aili 5siij stof'
Deco ltf.ai ssaiii AS tsiag4
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SHOES. HATS AND

SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, yCRocKERY, SADDLERY, &c, DC.
to which they respectfully invite the Intention
of the community. !,
Give us call, for we got our Goods 20 sell.
BLAND &SBUTLER. =
Oct.2 If 80
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Notice.

yHyHE Subscribers are now. receiving and
Il opening at their Store, a large assert
ment of DRY GOODS, Of the latest an most
fashionable styles. -
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GFThe friends Of Maj. S. c., ScorT,
announce him as 9 candidate for, Tax
COLLECTION, at the ensuing election geg 3.
Nov. 6 - -; IT, a 8.
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State of South al olina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

OeOISc iUiionuy -uHo
wife and others, Bill for Par
., vs. tition and Ae. Z
John Rochell count -.
~. and others .'.i ai3
n T appearing to my satisfaction that Bar
Ill ,lholomew s. Adams, John Tompkins of
Tennessee. and his wife Susan, John Gibson,
James Atchison and his wife Sarah Ophea
Barker, William Adams, James Adams. Thos.
Adams, Jeremiah Barnet and his wife Julia,
James Stallsworlh. Galloway Stallsworth, Park
Stallsworth, Jackson Stallsworth. Nichulas
Stallsworth and Nancy Stallsworlh, Defend
ants in this snt, reside without the limits of this
State, on motion Of MIR. Carroll, Complanants
Solicitor, It is ordered, that the above named
defendants do plead, answer OF demur TO the
complainants said blofcomplains withinthrep
months from the publication hereof. or the
said bill will bo takon pro eonfesso against
them.
SIS. TOMPKINS, c. E. E. D.
October 25 3m 81
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.. rlyEW GOODS.

;,:itl'ets =: . s Notice. ...; .;agy s
All persons indebted 70 the EstRte Of Will
liam w. Conrsey, deceased, eare fiequested 10
lnakeimmediate payment. and tl,osehavinglde-
liands, to present. them duly 4attested ii. The
time prescribed by Law. ;Si - s -, go.
.{ffI I'm JOHN HILL, ddm'r.
Nov6 yEA41f tf
z LAWiBLANKs
FOR SALE THIS 1T OFFICE.
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notice.

ft;LL persons having any demands against
IA ths estate of w lillian Robertson. ,Sr. de.
ceased. are requested TO present them by the
18th December, as the estate will be distributed
GEORGE ROBERTSON, Executor.
September g, slnr'. lsE g
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IL Office.
Notice.

ALL persons indebted 10 C. j. Glover,
IA by contracl with Greenville Hord, are
earnestly requested TO come forward and
settle the same, as the business is discon.
tinued. ] think settlement due from all
concerned. .,..n
., .f.-as C. j. GLOVER.
P. s.. The books AMI accounts will be
found with Mr.. G. HoRD, at the old stand,
who is authorized TO settle as heretofore.
Nov. 13 If d.
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WWAVE lust Of the following Ah
market
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DIED,

In Barre Oct %, Mr. Charles Muzzy Spencer to Miss
Louisa T. Woods ~
III faxton Oct TO- Ellen Elizabeth, only daughter OF Mr.
tyler 5. Penniman yrs and mos.
IN Hinesburgh,Vt Oct & Mrs Mabel Amira, wife of Mr.
James Lee Lyman Preceptor of Hinesborough Academy
and daughter of Lyman Field, of this town. 90
In Mddesex, Vt, Oct IL, Capt. Robert McEroy TO-
In Hydepark vt, July 25, Mr. James Clemans S.
In Whiiingham,Vt Sept %, Wnsow W., son of Doct.
Waters Gillett, 2 yrs.
-, In Townshend, W.T. 7, Mrs Trzlh wife of octavus
In New London, NH, Mr. Moses Heath TO- Hefell from
lence few days previous, injured internally and
Stranguary and inflammation caused his death. He was
porn Wout the sense OF hearing and could
late wordyet he mad vocal language well understand
Dy the domestic animals under his care and he could call
drVe Them at his pleasure lie talked with his neghbors
ana friends by motions with his hands, very integiby and
eXpeditiousy He was shrewd Luxurious and industrious
man. and accumulated property. He professor re.
sloh and prayed at his bedside the last day but one pre-.
vi0us to his death.
in West Brookfed, Oct /, Miss Caroline, daughter of Mr.
Jacob Kent Is yrs and mosOto Printers please conn
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NEW CARPETS.

HAVE this day received large invoice of NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL CARPETS from those justly celebrated
manufacturers MessrS. n. & E. HIGGINS, ofNewYork,
which for style and beauty of finish exceed by
My present selection consists of
IMPERIAL THREE-PLY -SUPERFINE-
EXTRA-FINE and FINE INGRAM CARPETS, of en-
trey new and original patterns Of Which haze the enttrs
control for this market.
Also, penetian and Cotton Carpets of every
description, at the very lowest prices
STAIR CARPETS, of every kind, from 10 to
80 cents the yard.
English FLOOR CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, SC.
STRAW MATING, A, 81 and GA wide.
Velvet, Chenele and Tuted RUGS and MATS.
LIST and HEMP Carpets, and in short every descrip-
ton OF Carpets ever offered and nil be sold lou at
any other Store in these United States-to satisfy your
selves OF this FACT, please call at the
g" OLE STAND" Nos. 1862 and l64 Main Street
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Late of the firm of H. II. Chamberlin & Co.
N. B. KNIGHTS CARPETS (which have
been so extavagany landed by my neighbors need
no farther comment from me) ALWAYS HAND, and for
sale on as good terms as at any other Store.
Worcester Oct 81. dwtf4S
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Cattle Show Day, Wednesday Oct 8.

A LII PERSONS who intend visiting Worces-
IA ter on the above day. and wishing purchase DRY
GOODS Of every description will find the largest Udriety
and the best bargains offered in this County by call
ing at HEAD QUARTERS.
We are this week opening large invoices of New an
Rich Goods embracing almost every style Of
RICH DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS,
CLOAKINGS, CALICoES, SC. &C.,
the market Affords and old patrons and the
public that shall offer every kind Of Goods keep
unusually Low PRICES that may make quick sales
and large ones. HARD0N, BROWN & CO.
Worcester, Oct dwIf40
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MARRIED.

Luf kin. ~ " -"iss Lucy T.
IN vernon VT Mr. Qrrin King to Miss Lucy Knight both
o. Ath9 Mr. Samuel Lord of Norhhed to Miss Lois Cut
luz % noIiehj mr. Martin Smonds, OF Ware to Miss Lu
hera freeman OF Dana; Mr. George w. Herrick OF Barre
to Miss Sarah G. T Herrck ofProvidence, RI.
In Brooklyn n. Y, Oct %, Mr. John A. A. Lafores of
Stow Mass. to Miss Susan Street ~ "
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CATTLE SHOW WEEK

FEHHE subscribers will be found fully prepared
d to Show and SELL their friends every variety of
sEASONABLE GOODS to be found in this market and at
The Lowest Cash Prices!
They have BROAD CLOTHS of all qualities
Beavers and TOpCOat G0Ods of all kinds; Cassferes
Doeshins and Fancy PantaiOOn Sp in quantities Pest
ings, Trimmings, &c. &c.
Also, LADIES' CLOAK GOODS, embracing
every variety worn.
Elegant and Common SHAWLS of every size,
sty lie and quality.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, second to none
in style, quantity. quality or cheapness
A beautiful assortment OF Rich and Common PRINTS.
first rate assortment of Domestcs Shirtings
Sheetsngs, Tickings, Battings, &C.
large and perfect assortment of
MOURNING GOODS
such as Thbsts, Mernoes, Alepnes, Apaccas, Bomla-
zines &C.
Fine and Cheap FLANNELS all kinds.
Rose Whitney and Bah BLANKETS.
GLOVES, HOSIERY and in short every variety of de-
sirabe seasonabe Goods and the lowest prices this
o any other market.
Their friends are respectfully requested to CALL examine
carefully and decide fairly
d. S. MESSENGER & CO.,
Oct 8. dw9ws4l opposite Worcester Bank.
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For the Ladies.

VNTE have Just received another lot of Ladies'
wv CATER BOOTS AND SHOES,
from some of the best manufacturers in the United States
Also a complete assortment of Kid Morocco, Goat and
Calf BOOTS and SHOES. The quality of which is as
GOOD as any ever before offered in this market The Ladies
are respectfully invited to call and examine.
1rGoods freely shown to all, at the Old stand OF D. d.
scoTT, one door north Harden, Brown Co: -
CHICKERING LONGLEY.
yorcester Oct o. dwtf44
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Sunerior Knitting Yarns.

INHE subscribers have made arrangements be supplied
through the season with every variety OF the same
superior quality Of Yarn which they have heretofore kept
for SALE and have hand every style color and quail
ity. ID. 3. MESSENGER 81 co.
Worcester, Sept. 10. dw6weops
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Rev. }. HARRIMAN,( Universalist,) will preach
in West Boyston, next Sunday, Nov. I'd Oct %.
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Rnhhers -Ruhhers.

TENHE subscribers have now on hand first-rate
assortment Of Gentemen's LADIES' Misses and Chill
drens RUBBERS of every variety style and kind, which
they will sell M low those that profess to sell little
lower any body else Those in good Rubbers
will find them by calling at 1873 Main Street.
ALSO FOR SALE,
100 prs. Ladies Rubbers at % cts per pair
rs do. do Lined and Bound Rubbers at 75c per pr.
so do Mems Rubbers at SOC per pair
One door north Harden, Br0tCn 4 Co.'S
CHICKERING LONGLEY.
Worcester Oct 25. dwtfl4
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On the English railways, the term Station
IS used altogether. As in many other matters.
the Yankees are following suit and the awkward
DESIGNATION OF 6 Depot is fast being exchanged
for the more sensible word Station.''
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Edward LiVerm ore,

(SucceSs0r 10 N. D. PhiIhps,J
TTAs for sale large quantity Of LETTER PAPER which
/ he will sell very cheap - n
tase system Of s. and sheets to the half -SOo miles
for S cents. =, -,.. - II
Together with large assortment OF Envelopes OF all
sizes qualities and prices. -.
''''' Directly opposite American Temperance House.
Worcester, Oct l. 10"
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BOOtS-BOOtS-B0ots,
PEOPLES CHEAP STORE.

There is Tide m the Affairs of Men,
That knO,os no Control,
ND such is the tide that is increasingly flowing to the
n PEOPLES CHEAP STORE,
though vain attempts made stop il its progress
they are all unsnccess'u-for experience and observation
has taught this important fact the community, the
place where their best interest is found in the purchase
DRY GOODS, Irr the last six months has been is now,
and will continue 70 be at the celebrated
PEOPLES CHEAP STORE.
The Inducements we offering are not surpassed
by having just received another assortment
of Fall and Winter Goods selected with usual good
taste and care and bought under The most Gvorabe cir
cumstances at the great Emporium business and fashion
ia America. We always the first in the market and
customers shall have the advantage Of it, We
opening the latest description OF magnificent designs end
less variety OF
EeFeSS Goods,
New and Fashionable CAsIMEREs. NJ de LANES.
REPS, MERlNos, GINGHAMs, PRINTS, &c.
SHAWLS.
Elegant Brocha, Cashmere Damask, Imitation and in
deed almost every variety Of Shawls worthy the imme
date aud particular attention Of all the Ladies who are in
search Fashionable Dresses and shawls prices per-
tectly satisfactory.
the of French, English and American
BrOddcIOthS, CGSSimereS, SGttnetS, &c,
prove concusively that not inensible the
and wishes OF the Gentlemen.
And fby practical experience we know not the wants of
YOUNG HOUSE-KEEPERS
we always feel particular their welfare,
knowing how may be placed in the circum-
We therefore devote much attention TO the elec
on Of such goods their respective families demand
therefore assortment OF Linens,-Lnen Sheetings-
Beached and brown Sheetng from "A to 10 wide-Da-
mask Daper-White, brown and colored Table Cloths,
all sizes and apkins-Doyies ickings-Fur
niture Goods, and all the varieties cf housekeeping fixing
is complete which would invite the inspection of all
Interested And the hall is told please call and satisfy
yourseve, of the immensely variety and attractions of the
Stock Of Dry Goods, &C. At the Peoples Cheap Store
No. 1913 Main ST., (Butmau Row. Worcester,
(Neariy opposite the United States Hotei1
G. M. DAYTON.
N. b. 1000 lbs. Vermont Live Geese Feathers,
Pure and White, selling at unusual low prices-ca and
see Tor yourselves. PEOPLES STORE.
Oct o. tt44
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NOTICE.

'TIs may certify that PAUL EDWARDS, minor soT ha4
left my employ without my consent and without good
This therefore is caution all persons from har
boring trusting him on my account as shall pay no
debts OF his contracting after this date.
Warren, Oct. ~ 1915. d3w PERLEY WHIPPLE
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LARGE EAGLE. Mr.. Dwight L. Williams. of
West Hartford, Conn, shot, on Saturday last. an
eagle of very large size. Its wings measured
from tip to tip, Z feet inches
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New Bonnet Store,
SPECIAL, N0TTcE
NEW DRESS GOODS,

r AM this morning opening ONE PACKAGE NEW
L DRESS GOODS selected by myself in New York on
Saturday the 18th inst, among which are
NEW FRENCH CASHMERES, all wool, in
and elegant patterns.
FRENCH M0USSELINES, do do do. do.
REPTS, Cord OTTOMANS, Cash. d'ECOSSE,
in splendid patterns.
Also, New Styles PLAID GOODS for Ladies'
beautiful article and something new.
M0USS de LANES, all styles, from Is TO 40
cts, comprising some splendid styles.
You may rely upon It, these Goods will be sold CHEAP
CHEAP! JOHN b. WYMAN,
Lnte OF the firm of II. II. Chamberlin & Co.
Worcester, Oct. 81 dwt4S
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COPARTNERSHIP M0TIcF..

IHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
\ Oh GUILD d BRAMAN has this day dissolved by
mutual consent j. B. N. GOULD.
Worcester, Oct l6 ls45 VIM E BRAMAN
WILLIAM Z. BRAMAN is fuIlv authorized
TO settle all demands due said Gould d Braman All
persons who are indebted the old firm of GoUIp q Bra
MAN are requested to make immediate payment said
Tailor at the Old Stand in the Central Exchange.
Worcester, Oct H. lS45