The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-13
ANOTHER
DRY GOODS NOTICE,
making this my second announcement that i have
4 for the last ten days been in daily receipt Of

T N making this my second announcement that L have
for the FAST ten days been in daily receipt of
NEW SEAS0NABLE GOODS,
am not prepared TO say the public that can and will
se from Ia % per tan any other establish
OF the kind in these United States :; or that will
sell as many goods for s 90 my neightors sell for
Sl5 - or 10 make any statements utterly devoid of
truth
But preparedto sag, that haze tie kandsonest and
best selected stack of Goods offered in Store Ell
Their by my predecessors or by myself and that am also
prepared to sell them as lou any and make
honest iUngas have hot learned the of ma
King money by selling Goods at cost.
Purchasers VIII" visit my Store, may feel from
having old Goods palmed them for having reduced
my stock to the lowest extent before making Fall pur
chases
In my stock may always be found
FURNISHING GOODS.
ofevery description, viz: Carpets OF Mr. W. II. Knights
manufacture and from other Factories equally celebrated
including Imperial Three Ply Supene Extra Fine Fine
and Common Carpets Stair Carpets ard Covering Straw
Maings Oil Cloths Floor Cloths Velvet Tufted and
Brussels Rugs, &C. &c Cotton and Linen Sheetincs a
5, 8, and 10 4ths wide Pillow Case Linens Tickings
Table Linens Imperial Quilts Rose and hitney Blank
es and in Short every description keepng arti
Giles, all OF which will be sold cheap.
PURE LIVE GEESE FE.aTHERS
Two tons pure Feathers, warranted superior Cor no
sate any other town. price as lou as at any of
the Stores that always sen" Is per cent cheaper than
amy body else Purchasers want of really good art-
Gle are invited to call and look at The quality
offering.
SLKS-SHKSI
In this department of my trade prepared TO offer
my customers greater inducements than ever NV stock
OF Silks which all new is much larger than has
been kept in this Store; and feel that correct
when say il is much larger than any other in town
cannot here all the foreign fashionable
which appended my Silks but if purchasers will
give me call the Silks will be cbeerfully shoun, and
called By their right Ny Silks vary prices from
45 Cts 225 per yard and always to be
as cheap as can be bought at any Store.
SHAWLS-SHAWLS.
125 CASHMERE zSHAWLS, of every STYLE
and quality imported varying in price from S. $685. and
warranted very cheap
$50 WOODEN SHAWLS, embracing more
than fjty different kinds Price from 81 to Sl2
always taken the lead aud it shall any want
of effort on my part it fall behind now.
DRESS GOODS.
Splendid All Wool Cashmeres and Mousselines, in rich
Ombra Shadings Cord OItomans Rept Cashmeres ;
Cashmere de EcOsse; Nous. de LANES. &c, ma king
one of the richest of Dress Goods in this
keI The price Of these Goods tciH always be lou.
CLOAKINGS.
Thihet Cloths, Indiannas, Paramettas Cashmere and
Persian Cloths. Alpacas Rob Roys and German Cloths
large quantities. which, having been bought very low will
be sold at small advances
ALWAYS ON HAND Ginghams and Prints,
in tntities TO suit purchasers Wrought Collars Mus
Inns and Laces Lace Cambria and Muslin Trimmings
llandkerchies Gloves; Hosiery and general assOrt
ment of Thread Stores
In conclusion beg leave to offer my grateful acknowi
edgemens for the very literal patronage received
since assumed the business of ii. H. Chamberlain Co.
aud to my friends and the public that will spare
no pains TO make my Store worthy their patronage.
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Worcester, Sept. g. dwtf