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NIB w GOODS,

HAVE Just returned from Market and
am now opening stock cf goods consisting
of almost every article called for in the line
of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, CToche7y,
Glass and China Hare, Hardware, Gro
ceTies, Drugs and Dye Stvfs, which have
purchased at very low prices and am willing
to sell at a very small advance from cost
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call and examine goods and prices, and
think they cannot fail Of being suited.
IC. MEAD.
Cornwall VT. May 18th 1915.
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Pioughs.

I'ABORS Premium Ploughs Nos and I-2
i Side-hill and Corn Ploughs, Cultivators and
Plough points-a large assortment constantly on
hand for sale by A. ROSCOE.
New Haven, June 20, 1915
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100 PAIRS

Farewells Best Buskihs, Walking Shoes
and Slips, jus: received aud for sale hy
IRA SIEW1RT.
March 4ih, 1915.
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE
BLACK PLASTER.

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing seorfHlcus
s,Deiings seurrey lame back, burns pains
the sides, hips or limbs 4;
and seldom fails to give relief in cases Of local
rheumatism, lfapplied TO the side, it will cure
many of common iirer complaints, and il is found
to he equal II not superior, any plaster for
corns on the feet, IL immedia'eIy applied to a
fresh mound it willPreuent soreness, and cause it
quickly to heal.-Famiies in the habit Of using
this plaster, find it BETTER than anything else for
all purposes for which plaster save is wanted.
Its virtues have been witnessed by thousands Of
respectable individuals in various parts Of the
United States, who have tested its efficacy
PRICE, rs CTS. PER BOX, i
GMany certificates may be had. shOwi iisng
extraordinary effects.
BEWARE OF C0USTERFEITs--Allt those wishing
to Perchdse the genuine article Of MARSHALL
Pla> ser should purchase that of which ii. C Grid
ley Middlebury VT is the General gent, and no
ofh'r, as Manufacture personally the Plaster sold
by SAID Gridley. DR.. Marshall.
Certify that the above arr icle was executed in
my Presence by DIR. Marshall and that lisa sigda
turr thereto is genu ne DOrasues Wooster.
Sold Wholesale and Retnle by II. c. Gridley,
General agent, MIDI 'ebury VT.
WIN. P. Russell, and Sidney Moody, and b,
Druggists generally throughout tie u States and
Canada 40
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EESf,

- Y 49, SETH Ia Az, INV "'i''
eiE~N< 9. 2<-s;ssj is receiving from market
-S<A----s=-S-s fashionable assortment Of
JsueLry, Gold, Metallic Pens-a superior ar
ticle, Gold and SiLcer Pencils, Gold and sill
rcr Specfacles, Gold Beads, Silcer Table and
TIA Spoons, Creuacrs, Sugar tongs, finger
rings, anil breast-PiHs-a beautiful assert
meni, siicer thimbics, butter knires, SOuptailes,
p1tfed spoons, ear rings, gold and sHeer ierer
Watches, quarter and common dos per ct,
cheaper than formerly sold, gold safely
Chains, and keys, Plaied do, Rdz0rs, Pea
kaires, scissors, thermometers, hair brushes,
T,oezcrs, riolins, bolcs and strings, bass riol
strings, irory and dressing combs, flutes, ffcs,
bxgles. nice pocket pistols, looking glasses,
piates-cheap; timePieces-braSs and 'coods"
clocks from 3 10 ID dolldrS-warranted to be
good timekeepers, MelodianS, music boTeS, tea
bells, ralietS,
And a good assortment Of other articles in his
line. 3,TPleasc call and see if you cannot Luy
cheap for cash.
u Watch repairing faithfully attended TO by
nysclfand other jobs done well and cheap. Fur
hats for less than cost. May 1913.
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Shoe Pegs.
A large lot ofShoe Ps IS in the Block, for
sale a: Factory prices by
z. BECKWITH & Co.
Middlebury, Feb. "a, 1915.
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l.INSEED OIL.

, on hand quantity Of O'Flanegans superior
E 4 IN which will be sold by the barrel at
view TOTE prices freight added, and at retail raw
Shoreham, april lSt., 1915.
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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-06

We extract the following beautiful passage
from the Report of John Quincy Adams, when
Chairman of the Committee on Manufactures In
the House of Representatives in lS3l-Z:
The energies of the human mind are incom-
pressible. Long misapplied and wasted as they
have been in establishing systems otlnJusuce and
wrong, in riveting the chains OF tyranny, and IN
forging the letters of OPPRESSION with what tenfold
elasticity will they spring to the improvement OF
their own condition, when in the full enjoyment
of their facutes-and in the possession ofpeace
When pOpulous and civilized nations are engaged
in war, the inventive genius of their people is
chiefly turned to the purposes and necessities OF
their condition, to the advancement ofthe warllke
arts. When they are at peace, the labors and
discoveries of the mind applied to the cultiva-
ton of the arts of peace. The honest pride OF
every nation, and its ardor for self-lmprovement,
is stimulated by the example of every other
Every nation is impeled not only to avail herself
of the genius of her sons, but to adopt and to
improve those of her neighbors. 1t is by their
improvements in the mechanic arts, and by their
application to manufactures, that the modern ma
tons of Europe surpass so far those of the other
quarters of the globe.
1t would be no exaggerated estimate to say that
the very recent inventions of the steamboat and of
the railway have opened avenues of power to the
nations possessing them which their neighbors
could not permit them exclusively to enjoy, and
retain, without sinking into state of defenceless
inferiorty before them. The steamboat is in
ventlon OF our own country; the railway is a COR
respondent achievement OF European ingenuity,
which we are enabled to appropriate to our own
uses, and the mmensity of the Continent which
we inhabt, and the still multiplying millions of
our posterity, which for long ages will continue
to swarm upon its surface, and the Governments
under which we live, and the freedom of thought
and speech, and of action which we enjoy, seem
as if adapted by the benefcent hand of Providence,
all to each other for the advancement OF the wei
fare of human kind.''
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CHANGE AT THE
WORCESTER SHOE STORE.

OOI = II 7 INEHSI1IP No 7 ICE.
VIE Subscribers having purchased Thomas Earle his
entire Stock of Boots and Shoes, would respectfully in.
form their friends aud the public in general they
formed cOpartnerhip existing under the firm Thompson
~ Ballard for the purpose of transactng The Boot and Shoe
business at the old stand 10 Main-stree 1t their
uon TO Keep complete assortment and the rest quality
All persons DESTROYS of purchasing Boots and Shoes low
prices, are respectfully nvte call and exam inc
stock-where they will find Ladies' and Genemens PhiIa
dephla Boots and Shoes of the finest quality. Also Mems
Boys and Chdrens' Calf Kid and Thick Boots and Shoes
OF every Descriptions of which will be sold low
any other store We hope by close application TO our bu
siness and manifestng desire to please that we may
receive u liberal share Of Public Patronage.
THOMPSON 81 BALLARD.
OLNEY F. THoMPsoN,}
CHARLES BALLARD. {
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Persons Visiting Worcester

RE requested to call the Store of the subscriber,
IA where they will find large of BOOP
every kind uaualy found in Bookstore including School
Books, BIBLES of all Sizes Hymn Books, Books
pleasing and entertaining Books fer the Young Also,
largest assortment OF Perfumery Fancy Soaps, Cosmetics
Combs, Brushes and Toilet Articles be found any
store in this town. Pictures and Frames wholesale and
retail. Fower's chronological Works aud Almanac for
1885, by the hundred single.
New Goods receiving almost every day. Prices uniform
ly LOW. s. A. ROWLAND
Worcester Oct6 d2tw3t 49, Main ST.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber offers for sale all the SLIPS PEWS
L in the Union Church in Worcestershire same being
built in modern style and of the very best Materials with
ahogany Scroll Mahogany Gaping dimensions 10 and
half feet in length by feet and and half inches in
width-numher of Slips seventy-twO
The present offers II opportunity any who is
about building Meeting House. Call upon the subscriber
No. SO Main Street, WAsHBURN, IA Summer st.
LEWIS BRADFORD.
Worcester Sept 26, 1886 dw40
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OLNEY F. THOMPSON,
CHARLES BALLARD.

THOMAS EARLE would at this time respectfully return
his thanks the citizens of Worcester and vicinity for the
liberal patronage bestowed him since opening hereit
has been beyond his sanguine expectatOns-but
Of his health has obliged to give up, and
eels warranted in recommending his continue
with his of whom have been in the habit
of trading with Thompson the firm he has been
engaged with me the past years. T. EARLE.
Worcester Sept. 18th, lS45 !d8zwtf39
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ARCHITECT.

WILLIAM BROWN has removed to Worces
W ter aud has taken Room, No. 1876 MAIN STREET.
In the third story, in Butman Row, directly G NJ
Daytons Store where he will furnish PLANS and SPEC
lFICATIONS reasonable lie will also superin-
tend the structure of buildings il desired Mr. b. VIII fur
nh satisfactory references OF his skill! Architect and
happy in being permitted to refer the following Gen
tlemen Of this place, viz; Capt. EDWARD LAMB, and Mr.
J. ). WooDwoRTH. Al Worcester Oct a.
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NEW FASHIONS,

M ISS JENCKS having just returned from New
I've York with The best FaH and Rinter FASHIONS.
with choice lot of Fringed Embrd and Brocade Ribbons;
PLumPs, FIOUers,-narr0w VetUet RibbOns-VELVETS,
SATINS and SILKS, of every Variety LdceS Wrought
Collars Under Hdks Linen revered Handkerchets Scarf
GLOVES, &c will be happy to wait her customers
and furnish make TO order all kinds of Millinery Goods
N. b. TAINTED Immediately MIlners and several APP
pTentiCes. dot W3t4U Worcester, Sept. So
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BosToN DAILY TRAVELLER. This excellent
paper has been considerably enlarged. 1t has
been published just six months, and we are glad
to learn that the experiment of the publishers has
been highly successful.
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SPLENDID NEW G00DS.

VNHE subscribers are NOW OPENING the
X largest and best assortment of
VIEW FALL GOODS
they have offered in this market and thew respecv
invite all who wish to purchase examine their stock
consisting in part OF Super, Medium, and Low priced
BkOADCLOIHS, CASSIMERES, DOESKINS
AND SATINETS,
emhracin Styles. beautiful colos and great variety
CLOAK GOODS!
Viz sLf Black Blue black and Cepd Thibet Cloths very
superior goods and worthy the attention of buyersSupe
Indiana Cloths silk Warp Apaccas, Napoan Cloths &c
in great variety.
DRESS GOODS,
including all the new styles of Cashmeres Reps DEcosse
DLanes Aepines Alpaca Lusires and great variety Of
Cheap D'Laines, Caicoes, sc.
IN SHAWLS
They feel confident they show as rich an assortment
as any other Establishment in town. among them are two
cartons Rich CaShmereS, very beautiful paerns-lwo car
tons very Rich Printed CGShmeres othe style an
endless variety of other Shaws.
Ihey intend to keep frstrate assortment of
BLACK, and BLUE-BLACK SILKS,
Gloves, Hosiery Linen Goods Laces other fancy articles,
and first rate assortment of
Domestic and Furnishing Goods,
at the lowest cash prices.
ID. S. MESSENGER s. CO.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opposite Worcester Bank.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

M ESSRS. PERRY AND HAMILTON pro-
pose form Glass Instruction the Elements
and Practice of SACRED MUSIC The first meeting will
be held at the CHAPEL ON THOMAS STREET, on Monday
EUeHn9 October Sirh at 81 O'clock when and where all
persons interested invited attend 1t ended
that the School shall be held half the time Chapel
on Thomas Street. and the other hall the Old South
Church II sucen number of persons should subscribe
to attend the School, two Classes primary and adult, will
be formed Terms-tor those belonging the Old South
or Central Societies, will be 81 for "a all other
persons 81 50-payable at the third lesson
Worcester, Oc 2, 1886 dl2t
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NEW ENGLAND
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

OuO IIlINU w AnLIIOOOH
AND FURNISHING DEPOT,
No. 6, South End Merchants Rog, Worcester,
Directly an Front Of the Worcester House.
EE X. l.. BRIGHAM, me of the proprietors of
tA the above establishment would respectfully inform his
friends and the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that for
he last three months he has not been idle but has been
ehpoyed since ne sold his Tailoring Establishment in get
ting manufactured one ofthe best assortments of
CUSTOM READY-MADE CLOTHING
that can be found in this county,
The prOpretors do not say that thew have more Goods
IN store than was sold in Worcester neither do they
say lnat Goods OF like quality be bought by othel
dealers but they do that they not they know
made of
we DO not say that sell goods 20 per cent
ess nah cost Tor during IL trade have yet
discovered the making money in that way but
We viii guarantee to sell Clothing better quality and at
as low prices as can be bought in county of Worcester
whether they are bought at Muster or elsewhere.
BY the way they would just say that there
is to be General Muster every day this fall but a few
doors morrill, shall make every possible effort TO he or
hahd ANY way, we shall all times be within hainc
distance of where Great Rush is to be- and our Goods
VIII at al times be ready for Inspection and will exhib-
tied to strangers without brow-beang or insulting them if
they are not ready to purchase
They would say that having been patonzed far bevond
their most saguine expectations they have made such ar
engagements as will enable them keep pace with the in
creased their old customers extend the invita-
cali at the 9'
Neao England Clothing Warehouse.
whee they Will receive the gentlemanly and cour-
BARGAINS than can be found any other Establishment
Our Stock of SEASONABLE GOODS is very extensive
consisting IN part as follows
Dress and E'POCk Goats.
large assortment and made in the latest ard
best manner from Gemon French English and American
manufactures.
Deer Goats, Sacks, g. EDeJtOs,
And endless variety of Plain and Wave Beavers Gold
Mixd aud CodingtOn Tweeds Cassimeres Satinets &c
SPANISH CLOAKS aud MACKINAW BLANKET
COATS-the best article offered in this place
SUPER BLACK CAss. PANTS,
large assortment from "a to SO.
Fancy Cass. and Doeskn Pants.
We have not 10000 pair but have many that it would
requr elO much labor to count them.
VESTS---VESTS.
Plain and Figured Velvet; Super Boll'd Satin Plain
and Figured Cashmere Alepine, Vaenca-al (which are
of our manufacture.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Plain and Fig'd Silk and Satin Scars and Cravats b.
SONS, Collars, Suspendes, Gloves Hdkfs Shirts and
Draws, Also, prime lot of Socks-al of which will be
sold at such prices as cannot fail to suit purchasers.
Inc public are respectfully invited . call and examine
the above stock OF Goods and satisfy themselves that it
not altogether hunubug advertisement.
THAYER & co.
Worcester, Sept "a. d4w w8t SO
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

I00 DOZ HOSE OF every description.
AOO so doz Wooden GLOVES do. do embracn
Ladies', Cents and Children's Wooden Gloves of ever
style from S the pair, 6 for safe lOtc."
Worcester, Sept 80. dwtf40 J.,B. WYMAN.
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RAZORS,

HE subscriber has just received, per Hiberna, another
lot OF those celebeated Damascus RAZORS made ex-
pressy for and stamped with my name Ali these Ra-
zors are warranted 10y the maker to-
s. w. CREECH, HAIR DRESSER,
No fremont House, Boston.
Aso the celebrated Russian Kesan Shaving Soap the best
article for shaving in the United States sale wholesale
and RETAIL by S. w. CREECH, HAIR DRESSER,
SIS No Q fremont Uouee Roston
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FRUIT STOLEN. -$2O REWARD.
nURING the subscribers absence from town, the past
~ week, the fruit OF three peach trees with pears
that it probably stolen SELL Every owner or occu
pant, of garden is interested in preventing depreda
tons and do his part that end the subscriber will nav
twenty dollars any person persons who furnish evil
dence convict the thief thieves who stole his Fruit
ALFRED DWIGHT FOSTER.
chestnut ST.. worcester Sept. 3d. adW
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Directorv,-Snecial Notice.

O1LeCIOIyi-OpeClal NOL1Ce,
y HE LIST OF NAMES upwards OF $500 in number(
for the Directory for 1916, is completed and in
press Any persons who may have been omitted or who
have removed within three weeks propose soon to
remove i'll do well to give immediate notice at the print
ing office of the subscriber III Main St., order that their
names and locations may be correctly inserted
sept 81. d3twlt HENRY ]. ROWLAND.
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FRUIT TREES, &c,

-. FRUIT TREES, SC.
+7SfsEfg The Worcester Nursery
S2sNTsSsE / now well stocked with choice variety
i of FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES
~zs@E.==~ and SHRUBS: such Apple Trees Pears.
Plums Cherries, Peaches Apricots, Necarines Ounces
Gooseberres Currants FRS and other Evergreens Noun
tam Ash, Roses Peonies, &c, all fine trans
planting.
% The Autumn is considered by many the best time for
anspanng better selection can probably be now
made than in the Spring those wishing Trees &c. will do
well to call and select them soon
y A hne collection of HARDY PERENNIAL FLOP
ERLNG PLANTS and the autumn is the best time to set
them. SANITEI n COITON
worcester, 10 mo. (Sept) %. dW4w
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
At WARREN LAZELL'S,--I77 Main st.
TUDEA CAPTA--English Martyrs-Falsehood and
y Truth-by Charlotte Elizabeth.
Walker Woman-do on Intermarrage
The American Pouterer's Companion.
The Pope's Supremacy by Isaac Burrows D. D.
Sunday School Question B0oks-A supply of Banvard's
Infant SERIES partsTopical and Practical just received
Revised Statutes of Mass, 2vols-StOry Promissory
Notes-Cushing's Manua-Thomas's Town OfHcer-New
England Sheriff
STATIONERY ofevery kind.
" All of which will be sold low.
July &c. ENOS DORR Agent
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Cattle Show.
REWARD.


WHOEVER will return to the Grafton Hotel man by
w the name of WILSON, who left that place Mon
day. the 22d dey OF Sspt under very suspicious crcum-
stances shall be suitably rewarded Said Wilson when he
left had on blue and snuff colored pantaoons with
black hat all considerably He is about it. HIGH
rather thin se dark complexion and generally walks with
black ivory top Cane in consequence of having the heu
matism His business repair and piano fortes
and organs, &c. He said he belonged in Keene N. II.
Grafton, Sept 29, l645. dw2ws j. H. CHENEY.
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DRY GOODS NOTICE,

Uni UUUUO NU1lOEu
I WOULD once more respectfully ask the atten-
ton OF my numerous patrons and the public generally
70 New and Splendid Stock of Rich Dress Goods,
this day opening. Having been New York and Boston
Markets for the past ten days and given entire time and
attention TO the purchasing of the BEST GOODS imported
feel uly warranted in saving that prepared
show the richest and Goods euer
offered in this tOn, and equal any in BosoA anu at
much lower prices. cannot here all New
Goods but wilt name some OF the leading articles
CLOAKINGS, sc.
In Rich Ombra Standings, all coIors new article and
mot TO he found at other Store GAIA Pads Rob Roys
Ihs6ets Apaccas and heavy corded Chdngea6Ie SILKS
ana all Oiher styles ever kept by any
DRESS GOODS.
100 NEW DRESSES OF French CaShmeres and Hfouss-
hnes, IN designs more splendid hdn any before
ported Also, every description of Reps and Corded Cash
meTes and NJ de Lanes, at ali prices from three
shings per yard.
SILKS-SILKS
30 ps NEW SILK, of tOhich haze been import
sd Ten dGyS-enbraclng of elegant st, les
ever offered in this country. Any in want of Rich
silk will be find the latest style and handsomest
article by calling on me-pfice varying from SO to
S2,25.
SHAWLS.
OUer One thousand Shatvs embracing nearly one hun
dred different styles, from cheap Blanket shawl at
to the Finest Cashmere S25 Purchasers will find on
examination that this the Place to purchase good Shaws
Cheap.
PRINTS-40 cases New Prints. some beau
tifu styles the Merrmack Fall River American and
hamilton Print Works, embracing all qualities from 10
20 cts per yard
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets TaiIors'
Trimmings and Furnishing Goods oil every kind.
ARPETS-FEATHERS.
OIL CLOTHS, all withstand every description of Dry
Goods found in any Store at prices that cannot
fail of being entirely satisfactory.
call from purchasers is requested and if my Goods and
prices do please they may rest assured they will not be
urged 10, nor tnSuHed II they do not buy.
JOHN b. WYMAN.
Worcester, Sept %. dwss
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STRAY CATTLE.

- CAME into the enclosures Of the subscribers
HT-rH ~ six head of Catle-3 Fat Cows, two years
Wlaed old Steer, and Yearling lieifers. The owner
u4k is requested TO prove property, pay charges and
take them away l.. a.. H. l.. BARNARD.
Worcester, Sept rs, ls45. dwnO
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Worcester Oil Store,

Worcester Oil Store.
THE subscribers offer at wholesale and retail an
L assortment of Bieached and Unbledched
Fall, Winter and Summer SPERM OIL.
selected from the New Bedford market expressly for the
retail trade, and warranted to be a PURE article
Families and Others in of superior article are in
ved TO call and examine the quality and prices Oil sent
to any part the village free ofcharge.
BARBOUR q BARKER,
Worcester, Sept.15. diff 2O5 Main St.
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SHAWLS-SHAWI,S,

cashmere ShaWlS from Auction.
HARD0N, BROWN CO. are this week
- opening large and beautiful assortment of ALI Wool
and Brocha Cashmere shawls, bought at Draper Dias
Wdrren's peremptory Auction Sale of Cashmere Shawls
last Saturday Among this lot shawls found real
India and IndOur Cashmere Shawls, warranted all WOOL
and will be sold at much less than the cost of Importation
ALSO,
Beautiful Brocha Shawls worth II Sl3, for 10 81 Sll.
do do do do 3 to Sll, for to SO.
do do do do and 81, for $50 to IS.
In their Shawl Department may be found heavy Atwood
Shaws Of every variety very ceap-Heavy Plaid Shawls
Tor 81. dwt40. Worcester, Oct l.
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Cattle Show Day, Wednesday Oct, 8.

A Ii PERSONS who intend visiting Worces-
IA ter the above day, and wishing purchase DRY
GOODS of every description will find the largest variety
and the best bargains offered in this County by call
ing at HEAD QUARTERS.
We are this week opening large invoices of New and
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 Goods keep at
unusually Low PRICES that we may make quick sales
and large ones. HARD0N, BROWN & CO.
Worcester, Oct /. dwtt40