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ISIND,S ~
FOR THE REMOVAL AND ~PAkMANENT CURE
Of ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE or THE FLOOD, OR

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PARLIAMENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARlSlNt FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF ME FLOOD, OK
HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.
TT we read the history Of DISORDERS we arc aston
J. ished that men live; II OF CURES, we are sun more
astonishcl that they die. And yet ~ TACT nearly all
diseases have a common origin, Win the organs
which prepare and modify the blood, with a remedy,
directed 10 the seat OF disease. VIII remove a host Of
its phenomena. 1t IS the peculiar characteristic Of
Sands Sarsaparilla,t that its scatthing operaiiun reach
es the CAUSES ofdi-easc, and the cures II performs are
therefore radical AMI thorough. The health Of the
human system depends almost entirely upon the
state of he blood. II the WALKING Mud which per-
valdeS every tissue, every membrane, hIre, hIaulen',
gland or Other organ primary or ~. sldiary; II ne
body We CHARGED with the elements OF di,ease, SICK
ne must lie lh' c"n'cl tn,e' ana uh'h ne CAUSES
OF ~ c'-c 'Nisiina III Tue iI'ui are er'''aitli no
permanent rolri can &c cNPe'''l' IL mere ma me
powerful heil'h-r',i'rlh Pruppr,i'- OF San'>, sara
parma gre I''nlif''ci 4n' Iof lIls roar"h' IN s'r9I
llla, o2il Sheul', ana az Gru'uve .lSr'f1S, aS We!I
asul an "S!'rI,,,'"'S vi "' >e''''"5 o'7""', 1t
'omtuceru ml'l'!e. - 49,,
ine HoWinI m','s'lns ~ j. 'NVGvu, ANY,
III Tt''eI WN''' W 'H '"'c'" ic'"'"l' "'''"o
on such evidence is unnEge,,aTy. H.. ,ou
~ ! o"h 'uy -, ioli'
MeS>r>' SAND '-'rli'- 'on>''r '" an ocl VI
!us.c u NpI . :, =. ','uN.nI ,' e.'.vno
10 'ne src1t icneI' J ny ..'rNe. ~ ,uu cure Vi III
oh,'Ina'e oANGEhuus ,LchH ID NY Ire'-'.
/ Wa> n'ltHuo' t'4",y" "In'lI :! " I'E'a'r "uI
VI one VI Hmi m,7' ~ 'In oNlul''.r,r s'lHo."'i
waHout ,Wc ,e@rt ,engn. Wnat'er' All ,nt yar'o.s
,me,ho's o. ,rga''i4 '"mctr were r'sorru Iu' ior 1--WE
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More New Goods.

TN addition to the already large stock Of Staple and
L Fancy Dry Goods which the subscribers have on
hand, they viii receive, by this days packet a further
supply, which will render their assortment as COM
plete as can be found in any similar establishment.-
Being determined not to be undersold by any one in
the market, they most respectful solicit their friends
and The public to give them a call before they make
their purchases. c. +. STAMFORD & co.
Nov, Is. 1874. %
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STOVES.

TENlE ~ s'rl cr o Ter AZ the store recent Y occupi-
q cIly II. II. HustWi'k Il Go. oppo>i e S'ron-s
& Co, Church Street. Il p!cndid assortment OF Cook
ing rarior, Box aud Alright Stoves. Among winch
are he improved Railway, Victoria, Parlor, Cook,
and he IN proved Nanice No'ion Cooking Stoves,
Whci he vii eel for cash at lower prices than they
have here otorc heen oicrcd, or will receive in pay
meat produce ur good Beech or Maple Wood. Alo,
viii be lept on hand Rus ia, Eng .sh, aud Canada
lr II -tovc ui,c, and NIL articles wanted ofTin. Sheet
Iron and Copper Ware. Iikewi-e Cast Iron aud
Copper Pump-, Stove Furniture. Lead pipre, Iinr,
g.. DC. l.. II. POTTER.
Bur inriou 10Th Dec. 1874. 2Sm3
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A PILES, both fall aud winter frui, ofthe choicest
N Gratis, hy the Darrell or bu,hel; Ounces, Or
ange,, Lemon, Rai,in>, Figgs, Dates, Coniectiorer cry,
Sweet Potatoes, &c.
Also, Oysters, ly the Barrel, Kegg or hnndre =
Che nuts, Wallni,s, Almonds, Brazille, Maliera nd
Pea Nuts; Soda and Boston Crackers, dc &c, Tor
sale cheap, by ID. BLACKMAN.
Burlington. Oct, l6, N. 20m6
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Dry Groceries.

%OO BBLS. s%npcriinc Flour,
10 Hhds, ST. Croix, p Il q n o, Sugars, .
Is Packages double refined loaf, crushed and
powdered do.
8 do White Havana do
GO Chests, Tyson, Hyson Skin, young Hy-
son and Pouchong Teas,
40 Bags lhguira and Old Java Co1ces,
10 Boxes bunch Rei>ins,
10 Kegs pure Ginger,
10 Hhds. ST. Cruix and Cuba Mola>ses,
80 Boxes and Kegs plug and Cavendlsh To-
baccos OF superior brands.
10 Bills. Lorillarls fine cut Tobacco and Snut,
30 Boxes Tallow Candles,
80 Boxes Bar Soap,
1000 Gs. puro Sperm Winter and spri
hleachel and unilcached Oil.
8 Boxes sperm Candles,
100 Mats Cassin-l0 Boxes Starch,
10 CASTS Salcraius,
| do Salt Pctrc,
8 do Rice,
100 OILS. Cod Fish,
s lhls. northern Salmon,
10 Bbl~. Mes Pork, clear,
The above, with other goods, are offered 10 pur-
chascrs, in quantities TO suit ON advantageous terms,
ly 81 STRONGS & Co.
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New Fall e. Winter Goods.
DANIEL TX ERN

KERN
WOULD respectfully solicit the attention Of per,
w sens wishing to purchase Goods to call and
examine his stock Of NEW GOODS, Just received
and receiving from market, Of the very richest and
latest styles.
FOR LADIES' DRESSES.
Alpine, - French D'Laine,
Alpaca, Leopard do.
BombaZine, Afghan Satin,
Victorian Cloth, Cash. DEcossc,
NJ. D'Laine, Cainelcon Brecadi,
Grape do. Striped Chally,
Thilct, NJ. blaine,
Broche, Satin Strip'd,
Cashmere, Honey Comb,
Strip'd Silk, PLAID Wool,
Muls aud BoaS; a good assortment of Gimp,
Fringes, Iugles, Cut Beads, &c.
n. B.-Thc srhscril cr has ON hand as good an as
sortment Of WOOLI.I5N CLOTHS, as can be found
n any Store in town, which he will sell as low a.
can lie bought elsewhere of the same quality, no mis-
take. Persons wishing to purchase Cloths, please
cal and examine my stock.
Also, a good assortment OF FAMILY GROCE-
RIES, Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Moln>ses. &c.
All ofwhlch will be sold nj the lowest rates, for
will no, e unler,old hv any one fl know it.
Twodoor> south of Howard, Church 81.
Now G, 1871. % DANIEL KERN.
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Machine Cards.

MANUFACTURED at Springfield Vermont, an,
III Springfield Massachusetts.
J.. J.. II. PECK & Co.-Agents.
4th Dec. "A. %
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I9GLAI WARGE1GUSE
IN NEW YORK,
To supply the City and Interior Trade, ly the Piece
or Package,
Removed
From ll3 Pearl street 10
n CEDAR STREET.

! EE & BREWSTER 1--WE notice to the Dealers
h in DIV Goods, thar they have removed their
Narrhua,r tor Printed Calcye., Exclusively, from
Pearl, to II Cedar street. Bycon6ning their at
trniou to Prints only l.. u b. are enabled to exhibit
an assortment far SURPRISING any ever before offered
in America-and to sell at prices a. low and General
" Lower than houses Who,e attention is divided
among a large variety OF articles.
The Stock consists utsEVERAL THOUSANDS OF PAT
Terms ANp CaLoBlNc.. embracing every variety OK
AMERICAN \ FOREIGN PRINT
In marhe'-uauy styles (which are got up exclu-
>iyrlv 'or their own sales, and cannot lie had else
where, except IN second hands.
Dealers Ia Prints wli mud itf for heir Interest to ex-
amiac this Stock lelure making their purrha>es-lhey
wilt have HE advantage Of learning The loves, mar
ket puccs-and comparing all The desirable styles in
market >lje ly lie.
Catalogue ulPrices, corrected with every variation
of the Market, are placed in the hands o~f6uyers.
April 9, N. 40 If
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
CON 5 u TION
LIVER COMPLAINTS
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

III QUESTION SETTLED.
4 MONG the mIlutulc of medicines and 'CUre
"a ais which are daily palmcl 81 upon the un,u>-
ptctlng, people so ulcn get disappointed, that they
hardly know what to el eve when a really Invalua.
bic medicine i, first introduced into The community.
The medicine which we now ring before thc pub-
lie is a COMPOUND not invented IN a DAY, "a the ma
turing If years uf rejection, on all di-easc> winch
nave Il tendency toward CONSUMPTION. Complaints
of the lungs, chest, and liver, seem to arise from orr
tho,e uf naturally weak constitutions.
DIR. Larbor's Vegetable LungWCrt
IS Of the most cX'rlordinary nature IN il operations
upon the system. II takes hold Of The complaint a,
on Il, ami no matter how lone the pulmonary orcun-
sumptIve patient has tecn n irriL=, II The condition
ut lhc lungs is such a. not to be absolutely IncuraUle,
he Ilngwurt will Grad cafe every symptom Of dis
ease from the body, restoring one a d were again 10
life. For this reason, people who have pulmonary
complaints sh0uld carefully select that remedy at
first which will cure, f there can be a cure. The
LungNort W Ill do This, lihealthi j. to lie restored; and
the proprietor hcsiiale> not 10 say II Is the safest
me iicine n The world for those irou'lciWlh CuuCu,
and COLDS, B%RoNcHTi,, wnooPING CoUGH, ASTHMA,
NIGHT swEATs, BLEEDING Al the LUNGS, OPPRESSION
ON THE CHEST, DIFFICULTY or BREATHING, AFFEC-
TIoNs OF TIE LIVER, and pulmonary complaints Of
every Kind,
We have not room to publish the Numerous certiti-
Gates Of cures, hut all are referred TO 4 MEDICAL PAM
phlct to be had gratis otany otthh Agents.
c. J. ROOSEVELT, S1is Proprietor,
- HroalHa,, AL any.
For sale by PECK ~ SPEAR, Apo,hecarles
ani Druggists Burlington, VI. ly2l
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NEW TAILORING ESTA BLISH-
NEWT.

NX7oULD respect ly inform the cIiizens of Bur
w lington and public generally, that he has taken
the establishment recently occupied by CHARLES
DENNS, where he will execute all orders in the
TAILORING BUSINESS
on the shortest notice, and IN a style not TO be snrpass-
ed. From several wears experience in the business he
feels confident OF in>uring general satisfaction.
CUTTING
done for others 10 make uP, Al all times, and warranted
TO Sit, if properly made up.
Church-si, Aug, lSiI. l2tL,
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ShaWls, ShaWls !

DICII Cashmere, I'm. do. Brocha Embd B~elvidere,
IN Gulorcd Silk, Black Silk, Black Satin, namask,
Net, Plaid Kabylc. FLORIDA, Brk. and Colorcl Nous.
a Lame, Chine, Honey Comb Paris, Alabama Wool,
Plain ard SLAPPED WOODEN ShawI>, for sale cheap, by
LOVELY d. SEYMOUR,
Two doors north Of their old Stand.
November l1h, 1914. 81
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IL, EgEEi.D s. co.
EXPRESS LINE
OF III. G, Jgr g II. COACHES,

FRoM BURLINGTON, VI, 70 ALBANY, N. Y.
Through in day and nag.
TOOkE T., FIELD ~ Co. have stocked the
- road with splendid Concord Coaches. and six
horse teams the whole distance, which leaves Bur
llngton every morning. Except Sunday at6a o'clock,
pasecs over the centre road win. Vergcnnes, Middle
bury, Castlcion, Salem TO Troy to dine the second
dnv, and arrives AT Albany in season 10 take the train
of Cars for Springfield and New Haven, at half past
one, p. NJ, and arrive at New York at 5 O'Clock, A.
NJ, on the third morning, making ,toriy-str hours
from Burlington to New York. Virgil Il Co.'S
Express between Montreal and New York passes
over this route twice each week. At Mlddlebury this
line intersocts with The Boston aud Ftchburah Rail
Road line, via. Rutland, Bellows Falls and keenc,
through from Burlington to Boston in 3 days without
any niaht riding. At Castle'on this line intersects
with the Rutland and Whitehall daily line.
Cooke, Field e. Co. have taken great pains 10 pro-
cure good Coaches and II rises, and experienced, gen
tlcmanlv drivers, who will drive through half days
ride, 81 passengers will not be annoyed with shifting
drivers and coaches every few miles as on many other
routes, and we pledge ourselves to make this line one
Of the best conducted lines Of stages in the New Eng.
land Sta'cs aud every thing will be done by our
Agents aud Drivers II make the travelling public
comfortable and satisfied that we are willing to fulfil
all we advertise.
Extras, for prIva'c parties, furnished at all times,
floil two Horses 10 siX.
At ALBANY enquirc of II. p. DoRBlS d. Co, and
HARNDEN q Co. TROY, $. p. WHITNEY.
MOSES l.. CHURCH, Agent,
% If Burlington.
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AJLEHASI'S POOR MANS PLASTER.

A number Of Agencie, are now established in this
village, furnished a. above, together with pamphlets
for general Distribution, setting forth The virtues OF
the Medicines, and containing certificates from highly
respectful lie persons, of some ofthe many cures they
have effected. Families and individuals are Invited
10 send and get a pamphlet, and read, ani # they
have occasion, Try the Medicine, which are warrant.
ed 10 do all that IS claimed LOT them.
The Agents for Burlington are PECK &SPEAR
Apothecaries aud Druggists, general Wholesale and re.
tail Agents, who will supply Country dealers al
wholesale, on The same terms with the proprietor IN
New York, VIM. H.. Curtis, Henry HYDE q Co
IIaglr A Arthur.
Burlington, Aug. 26lh, 1914.
LYMAN w. GILBERT, Proprietor
l3-lw'ly 2li Fulton Street, New York.
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Coal.
house.

VNHE ,uh,crile r would respectfully inform The pub
l lie that he stiIl continues t. keep a boarding
House, on Nam Street, a few rods from the Court
House Square and Post Office, in the house formerly
occupied ly Geo. b. Shaw, Esq, and tha' he can ac-
comno ate IA few more lonrdcr> on Us reasonable
terms as can lie obtained elsewhcir.
WARREN SlBLY.
Burlington, Vt, Aug. T. 1914. lO.tf
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~. I'd

Sugars and Molasses.
ct. Craix, Porto Rico,
~ New OrleagS,
MusCavado,
Few York Refined
do Clarified.
Wool-cy * Woolscy', Doullc Loaf
Coverings do
Woo,ey X Woo!>cy's Powdered,
do Cru-hei,
philadelphia Lu~p,
Brown llayauuah,
LSO
A heavy stock Of Porto REQ Molasses,
New Orleans do
Trinidad DO
All which are for sale at extremely low prices Al
The South Wharf by
FOLLETr, BRADLEY & Co.
Nov. %, 1871. 26
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wAGTMTv GmSP-

whilst we do not expect to have every thing that is
ter than ever. we have added many new articles nrv-
ct before kept, and they were bought at low prices
and viii be sold docid1d'y Ioc, niue lower than ev-
er sold in town.
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c. Observation-Disclosures

WIS medicine being productive of the most powerful
anu certain remedial effect in the cure of Liver Com
pant, Consumption Pain in the Chest and Side Coughs
Clds, pronse Night Sweat and Asthma its Importance
VIII be admitted by all. Having for its commentator the
testimony OF many of our truthovng and respected
czes we are bound TO acknowledge that there must be
some geat cause lheir praise, or i would be given
50 Teey ana frankly. The Health Restorative from its
rs Introduction To the present day never been known
70 a OF lis intended beneficial effects and where has not
ny cured II has been traced conclusi,ely to the
lau OF me Paen IN not complying with the simple direc-
uOhs atlhChed TO the hottie. so prolific disease Con-
sumption, ana so dangerous al the human race
has induced the needy and sOuess racker 10 invent and
recommend ms noslruIns which only slightly palliate the
ess ana thus to gaia money they deceive their sick and
dying fellOw~men without much as thought of
the aseness Of there trade. We leave such demons
siiDgs and upbradings OF their The pro-
pretor having experienced the curative property the
Restorative in his Individual case and nnmberless
others recommend il the confidence the sick feel
ing sensible that il faithful trial made, the suspi-
Cious result il certain. The following
I" have anal yzed bottle of medicine called c. Brinc6-
erhofs Health Restorative and find il does not con-
tain Mercury, or any other metallic preparation, opium
IN any Of its forms IL IS composed Of vegetable
tirely." JAMES II. Chiffon, M. ID.
G. BRINCKERHOFF, Proprietor NY.
HORACE EVERETT, U. S. Agent, Principal Office 90
Hudson Street, NEW YORK.
AGENTS.
Worcester, Edward Llvermore and VIM. Coe- Hard
toick, Joel s. Marsh-Wdre, IT, DemOnd-BarTe Jen kins
Gorham Co.-Petershon, Sibley a. Rice Atkoi Theo-
dore Jones' Hubbardst0n VIM Bennett, Jr.-Rutland,
Geo. Esabrook- NORTH Rutland, Hervey Clak-Hoiden,
Kn0wtOn " Aen-Boyist0n, Chas. b. Brewer-West
BOyist0n, w. Understanding Lorenzo Maynard
NOrthb0rOugh II. Il. Phelps-Wpstboo, w l.. G. Hunt
HOpkintOn, Thompson * Bates-S0uthbOrO, Newton a.
Parker Marlboro, John r. COting-Fel0nUilke, Mansur
Il Brigham. Bolton, J. II. Peters a. CO.. haryard
Churchill Porter-Steriing, Hezekiah Maynard.
Aug. 23, ls45 4w
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Headache Sick or Nervous.

INHOSE who have suffered and are weary Of suffering
4 with this distress ng complaint will find SPENCER'S
VEGETABLE PILLS remedy at certain and imme
diate in its effects One single dose of the Pills taken
soon as the headache is felt coming on will one
hour, and frequently in IS minutes.
In all cases of pain single trial will satisfy the most in
credulous. that they will give immediate relef regard
is 10 be had what time they are taken.
This MEDICINE. for want Of materials which compose it,
has been principally confined the Rhode Island
Were it as well known in all the States the could
not be supplied; upwards OF twenty-five Thousand boxes
Of these inesmable Pills have been sold within the
twelve months in Rhode Island Alone Each Box contains
81 Pills. Price 81 cents.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER. Warwick II. L. and
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES GREEN & CO.. Main
street. Worcester.
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}. 5. SPEAR,
The Old Indian Doctor

TAKES this opportunity to return halks 10 ~ i,,
OF worcester ana vicinity for the liberal share oc nat
Toage winch he has received for the last seven wears
extensive practice lie also ees highly graed in bavin
he pleasure ofnformng the public that he Is orepard ~
refer 70 large number that have been cured of Cpnsn
al Tnr Hmols, dyspepsia Liver Complaint GRAY
Fifty Thousand Patients
nave proved the true efficacy Of these celebrated Md
clnes' Ihey are undoubtedly the most efecunl rem,
ever discovered and may be relied upon with areai g
aeice ana certainty, as many of my patients viii ,es
pu'ue o more than i've thousand dollars in his vicin
" WIN demonstrate the fact that these Medicines ha %
en- the most decided satisfaction ' nave CIV
hEMoNEs. DIR. s. may be consulted as usual n, ,bo
Worcester Temperance House. the FOJRTH Mnh az tne
Oleach month. ADYICE Gratis. 'i'"DAf
NJ f. Viagei Mr.. TAFT, Upton. "" hnnrrhston,
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FROM BOSTON, daily except Sunday,)
DOR Albany and Western Railroad Hartford New ia-
4 ven and New York, at u Am. and 4P.M -,
For NOrwich and Stations the Norwich kahfo"u at
u A. M. and p. NJ.
For Worcester, and Way Stations the worcester hai
Road, ct u AM, and pm
For MiAbury, at u A. NJ. and P. NJ
For Nec York, Norwich and by Steamer, every Gay
except Sunday at P. Nj.
For New York. by Long Island Rail Road, on every day
FROM WORCESTER.
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road Albany,
Hartford New Haven and New York via New Haven, at
10 A. NJ and A p NJ, stopping at Way Stations
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road at 10 AM,
stopping at Hay Stations
With Worcester Passengers, att and 10 Ans and 44PM
stopping at Hay Stations
With Passengers from NeWYork by Steamer to Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday stopping only at
Frdntnghdm
FROM MlLLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday, at
81 A. M. and At P. NJ.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, at 81 AM ST & 7PM daily except Sunday
do w. Newton at II d l04 AM. & & PM. do. do
Sunday Mail, from Boston at Il p. M.-rom Worcester
Rt7A.M.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owper.
Fares are less when paid at the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars. VIM. PARKER, Sup't.
April 80, l845. If
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WORCESTER LMANAC,
Directory and Business Advertiser, 1876

ENCOURAGED by the kind reception and liberal pat
~ ronage extended to the WORCESTER ALMANAC DIREC
TORY and BUSINESS ADVERTISER the subscriber prepar
ing to publish the third number for 1896 about the rs of
October, with considerable Improvements.
Special exerons will be made render the Alphabet
cal List OF The heads of families housekeepers and persons
doing business in the Centre District, entirely correct
For this purpose experienced and competent has
been engaged to CALL during the present month at each
house and shop in the Village obtain the
nations and any assistance that be afforded him
making this istand also those of The Dressmakers Lam
dresses Nurses and TailOesses, who init families
work,-compete and perfect will be thankfully received
Also, any corrections of in the past numbers which
may be rectfed in this
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND COPIES will be printed
this year and circulated throughout the and county
in public houses Shops and families which it is believed,
will render the Directory the CHEAPEST well the hest
medium for
BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENT
that accessible to the people of the County The variety
Of useful Information contains with its very low prce
year book OF every day reference; and the advertise
ments are thus constantly brought the notice OF the per-
they intended reach The Alphabetical List of
the Advertisements forms good
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
in which the citizen may find directions where
to obtain almost every variety of fk merchandise that
be called for.
Notwithstanding the greatly increased circulation of this
number the price oi advertisements will be The
heret Ofere viz
For one page, $500.
For halt page $500.
For quarter Ofa page, Sl,75.
For ii Gard Of four lines, SlO0.
Payable on the publication of the Directory All who
as convenien and before the 18th Of September arthest
at the Printing Office of the subscriber, No III Main
HENRY J. ROWLAND.
Worcester Aug. 4, 1915. 32dwtf
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FURNITURE.

PARTRIDGE & TABER,
HAVE AT ALL TIMES AT THEIR WARE-ROOMs
Opposite the Central Exchange,
TSNHE LARGEST AND BEST assortment OF
ID FURNITURE to be found in the County of Worcester,
comprising upwards OF 200 BEDSTEADS of various pat
terms Cane seat fancy and common CHAIRS of all kinds
SECRETARIES, BUREAUS, TABLES,
STANDS, SINKS, &C., of every description.
SOFAS, COUCHES, Mahogany Stuffed Rocking and Paror
CHAIRS, of the latest styles and superior kmanshp
SPLENDID LOOKING GLASSES.
Also Looking Glass Plates Furniture Varnsh Mahogany
Knobs, Veneers Boards, Stair Rails, &c.
choice article of FEATHERS-BEDS-P Leaf
and Hair MATTRESSES, and all other articles usually found
IN similar establishments in City country Our extern
sve stock being made in the best manner and best
materials-we can confidently those who want
good and substantial Furniture being that
found in any other WareroOms in the County.
u Those who buy to sell again, furnished on liberal
terms.
u Furniture carefully packed send at a distance.
N b. We are prepared TO sell as low any-partcu-
larly such as Defy Competition"
No l44 and 146 MAIN STREET,
Worcester, Nov. 80. If opposite Central Exchange.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-28
RAIL ROADS, &C:
Summer Arrangement.

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