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A certain tract Of land situate in Caltawis.
"A township, Columbia county, containing
20 Acres.

more or less bounded by lands of William David
SON. Peter Bodine and others, whcpcon ls erected
Log House and Log Stable
Also-.One acre situate in the town of Cat
tawissa, bounded on the north by Pine-streel
on the by Fourh.street; on the south by an alley
and on tn west by an alley
Aso--One Lot in the town aforesaid containing
one-hird of an acre bounded on the west by Thin,
street; on the north by Pine-street on the east by
an alley and on the south by otof Daniel Kriegh
Also--One lot containing one.tourh of an acre il
the town aforesaid bounded by lot of John Harder
on the east; on the north by Stephen Badly; on The
west by Sd street and on the south by Pine-street
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Mary Stack
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
Shellh's Office, Danvlle, Dec. 23, lS45
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LOOK OUT.

All persons indebted to the subscri
Der on bond, note, or book account
make payment before The first day oil
February next, or their accounts will af
ter that date, be left with Justice Of
The Peace for immediate election,
DANIEL SNYDER
Dec. 81 1915
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N O T. &c f =.

All persons indebted to the late firm of EYEl
and HEFFLY. on Note or Book account are re
quested to call on the subscribers aud settle thl
same before the first, day February next
Those neglectmg This notice may expect to pay
cost.
CHARLES HEFLY.
Dec. 20,-lS45.
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Estate Gf ,A6rahom PccIcr, Mte Of
Fshjrgcreek tOw0ship dcceaSsd
NTOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of Ad-
mnislrauou on the above mentioned estate
have hoen gIanted 10 the subscGber,lir IN Fl h
ingcrosk township All persons ndebtcr to said
esllte ore hereby notified 10 make immediate pay
ment, aud all those having csims arc requested to
present them properly authenticated TO
JOHN PEELER, Admir-.
November 90, lSsj-Gw3l
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IMPORTANT RUMURS.

Nj. Saulnier, direct from Vera Cruz
arrived last OlshLa and brings despalche,
from Me Slidel, our minister exraordi
n'ry TO Mexico, California may be
6OngM N MeGico J0r $4,000 OoC
--'od when say mag be bought,
probably do not speak in The right sense
perhaps should say has been bought
condriooaIIy,by tho u $ government!
Gen. Predcs, commando ia chief OF
The Mexican forces raised against the
u States, has declared war against the
Mexican government
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The Washington correspondent Of the
York Gazette, under date Of 2ld inst,
g4VC.
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The
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business al the old stand Of B, q S. Hage,
buch, where he will be ready at all time
TO furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
lees, Boston Rocking Chars &c, of ever,
description, which may be called for, a
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, SIgn <
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering
IN superior manner,
From his experience in the business ant
his facilities of manufacturing the varIou,
articles of his line, he nallers hmseI! thai
he shall be able to furnish as good worh
and upon as reasonable terms as can be-
done in the country, all of which he will
dispose Of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from a distance will b,
strictly AID puncIuaIy attended to.
b HAGENBUCU.
Boomsturg, Dec. 80, lS43
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Mexican government
Es-sslwEEsnx=.
Letter writer's at Washington asser
that Mr.. Benton intended at the com
mcncement of this week 10 bring 10
bill for The Organization Of an army O
Two hundred thousand men, and the au
thsrzuIion of a war loan of $4,000 ,0Ot
10 prepare The county for any conln
gency that may grow out OF the Opgor
question.
Well, they are great on tale in III,
West They say that the skeleton Of
mln which was recently dug up in Tenues
see,lo about Is feet high, ami must hav,
stood 10 feet The bones OF The thigh an,
leg measure 6 feet 6 inches. The skuI il
described as being about two thirds the ,iz
of aour barrel aud capable of holding II
lis cavities near Two bushels.
The English Navy has 2s2 ships L.
case Of war, the United States has 100 00O
fshsrmen, who will man 2s3 ships and
brlgs in less time than it would take 10 ob
tain volunteers for one man OF war from
WooIvjcb backward
,r
ne venerable MRS Rochester, IRON
whose family lhe Aourishing city of RoChes
ter N. Y derv, d lis name, died at lha,
nl,ce Inc, week The author,,ies and ciu.
1sns bonored her mem,ry by nrbIi. C,.
neral which wa. attended nm Tbn,s.
dav
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k MOTHER splendid assortment of GOODS
"a has just been added to tho former stock at
uac Arcade; which we can sell cheaper than vas
ever before offered in this market. Gentlemen who
" h GOOD and CHEAP CLOTHS, and Ladc.
who want FASHIONABLE, GOOD & CHEAP
articles Tor DRESSES, of every description, vii
lind 1t for their in crest to c0ll as We know they
will be satisfied with the quality aud prices OF our
goods. COR motto being Cheaper than the Cheap
rst' we can and will live up to it.
CashlmCTCS rs Cen per yard, and every
thing else iii proportion.
ALBRIGHT 4 MENGAL
November 20
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SElERlFF'S SALES.

All that certain lot or piece of al situated in
Berwick bounded as follows, to wit fronting on
CanaI-slrect being sixty feet in front on Canal.
street tom the corner of said lot or piece ground
on Canal-srest an alley that runs from front street
to Cana-strcet. and thence by line across said
lot in line parallel with the alley running from
fronl-stree' to CanaI-street so as to make sixty
leet front OIL the alley running between Front and
Cana'-S'reets' together with the hcradilaments and
aPPertonancos.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property OF Thomas Connolly.
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NOTICE

November ls, 1851
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Messenger's NOtice.

WORCESTER, SIS. oct. Is, I643-
TTON BENZ F. THOMAS, Judge of Probate for the
County of Worcester has this day issued Warrant
against the Estate of LUTHER F. WOODBURY., Of
S1Iton. in laid Comfy trader, late copartner with
simon j. Woodbury., of the same sutton, under the firm
Of L. F. Woodbury. a. Co., all insoven debtor, and the
OF any debts the delivery of any property be-
longing said Woodbury., TO him or Tor his USE are for
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors OF sdld woodbury.
will he bol len at the office of Thomas Hill in WOrces
te in SAID County, The second Monday IN Noeenlber
merit al ten O'Clock the forenoon, To prove their debts
and choose an assignee asgnees Of his estate aud TO
o such other business in relation thereto as may then
and there come before them. - . - = 100
JUN W. NiliA L. ~ NiSliAA
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Messengers Notice

WORCESTER, October ", 1919
FVON BENJAMIN F. THOMAS, Judge ofProbate for
{ the county OF Worcester, has this day issued War
rant against the estate OF CHARLES e. CHAMBER
LIN Of Worcester in said County, Machnist. inso
vent debtor and the payment Of any debts the deliv
cry OF any property belonging said chamberlain, 10
him or Tor his use, the transfer any property by
him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors Of sad Chamberlain
will be held at the office of Thomas Hill in Worcester
in said County, the second Monday Of Nooember neTt
al ten O'Clock the forenoon, prove their debts and
choose an assignee ofhls estate and do such other
business in relation thereto may then csme before
them. u. EAiON, " SheIln'
Worcester Oct 20, ls45 dtm
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PEOPLES CHEAP STORE,
There IS a Tide m the affairs Of Men,
That k71olUs no Control,

There IS a Tide IN the Affairs Of Men,
That keOl0s no Control
ND such is the tide that is increasingly flowing the
"A PEOPLES CHEAP STORE,
though vain attempts made stop in its progress,
they all unsuccessu-for experience and observation
has taught this important community the
place where their best found purchase of
DRY GOODS, Tor the last six months has been, is now,
and will continue TO be at the celebrated
PEOPLES CHEAP STORE.
The inducements offering surpassed
by any having just received another
of Fall and Winter Goods, selected with usual good
taste and care and bought under the most favorable cir
cumstances the great Emporium of business and fashion
i'll America we are always Inc ist II the market, and
our customers shall have the advantage of it, We are now
opening the latest description of magnificent designs in end
less variety OF
EBFeSS Goods,
New and Fashionable CAsHMEREs, N; 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 and particular attention of all the Ladies who
search OF Fashionable Dresses and Shawls at prices
tectly satisfactory.
the extensive French English American
Br0adcIOthS, CasSimereS, Satinets, &c,
prove cOnclusivey that not nsensble the
and wishes OF the Gentlemen.
And by practical experience we know not the wants of
YOUNG HOUSE-KEEPERS,
we always feel particular interest in their welfare,
knowing how may be placed in the same circum
We therefore devote much attention the seec
ton oil such goods their respective families demand
therefore assortment of Linens,-Lnen Sheetings-
Bleached and brown Sheeting from "A to 10 wide-Da
mask Diaper-Whte, brown and colored Table Cloths,
all sizes and quales-Napkins- Tckings-Fur-
nure Goods and all the varieties Of Housekeeping fixing
is complete which would invite inspection of all
interested. And the hall told please call and satisfy
yourselves of the mmensy variety attractions Of the
stock of Dry Goods &c. the Peoples Cheap Store,
No. 1913 Main ST., (Bulman Row. Worcester,
(Neariy opposite the United States Hotei)
G. NJ. DAYTON
N. B. 1000 lbs. Vermont Live Geese Feathers,
Pure and White, selling unusual low prices-cal and
see for yourselves. PEOPLES STORE.
Oct. %.
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WORCESTER, IS. October 49, lS45.
To LOWELL BAKER, JR., of Grafton, in said County,
gentleman. GREETING.
XTOU having been duly appointed Assignee of the Es-
L tate OF DAVID WEBSTER, of said Grafton, shoe
maker nsOvent debtor, hereby required give
thereof and also give notice that The second
meeting the creditors of said Webster will be holden
my office Worcester, the second Monday Of No
Ueaber nert ten o'clock in the forenoon, when and
where they may prove further debts against the said
Webster. and also show why a certificate o. dis
charge shall not be granted to hun. And will
this notice by publishing atiesed copy Of this order
in the spy once, and in the Daily Spy,
newspapers published Worcester aoresad weeks
successfully before the day of said meeting And
10 make return this order with your doigs thereon
the time and place Of said meeting.
CHARLES w. HAIR rSHORN,
A true copy. Master III Chancery.
dtmwI Attest, LOWELL BAKER, Jr, Assignee.
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Pocket Book Lost F!

HE Subscriber lost his pocket book on the 9Th instant
j (Catte Show Oay) II contained money, but notes
and accounts to the of about Five Hundred mi
lars and other papers any but the owner
Whoever will return the the Transcript Office
or to the subscriber mile north of the Court House
shall be suitably rewarded. REUBEN RENTS
Worcester, Oct. Is, 1s45. tfiu,
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TO LET.

4 BLACKSMITH'S Shop situated in the centre of Graf
n ton together with set ofgood Tools The stand
good be found in the country and business sufficient
empov three workmen. Terms reasonable Amply
SAMUEL, HALL.
S. If the above stand could be ed present
owner would hire three good workmen, whom liberal
wages would be given. Apply above.
Oct. 80 dsw
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New Singing Books.

CONGS OF SACRED PRAISE by Ed ward Hamilton.
- THE CHORAL by b. F. Baker and |. B. Woodbury.
THE MUSICAL SPELLING BOOK, new Method of
instruction and Musical Recitation, by E. Ives Jr.
For sale by G.. HARRIS,
Worcester. Oct 3d. dow No 100 Main st.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, IS. OcuDer 20 lofo'
TTON. BENZ. F. THOMAS, Judge of Probate for the
III County Of W orcester, has this day issued Warrant
noginst the estate Of SIMON j. WOODBURY., of suit
nd ate copartnsr with Luther F. Woodbury. of the
same sntton, under firm of l.. r. Woodbury. d CO.,
in said County, merchant an lnsoivent DEBTOR ha the
avmrnt az any debts the delivery OF any property be-
longing 10 said Woodbury. him or for ms USE ana Inc
transfer OF any property by HIM. are forbidden ny law
owl, he holden M The office Of Thomas Il Till, in Wof-
ceser in said County, the second Monday :" Novem-
her nprt az ten O'Clock in the forenoon 70 prove ther
DENTS and choose assignee assgnees OF ms Estale
and o such other business relation thereto as may
then come before them. ,,,, :, :, .,,.oc
dtm JOiiN W. Nuli - = ~'o'I.l'
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lankets-BIankets.
New Bonnet Store,

An MRS. WILLIAMS would respectfully
EMY IFR inform the Ladies of Worcester and vicinity
~ that she taken the shop, No l21 MAIN STREET,
- opposite the Central Bank and he's good assorl-
ment of Rich SILK. SATIN, and VELVET BONNETS.
Also Bonnet Ribbons Laces Artificial Flowers Feathers,
Millinery and Fancy Goods. dSw Oct 30
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

g w. CREECH, Hair Dresser, of whom can
~. be had wholesale retail the Celebrated Daas
RazOrs and Russian Kesan Sharing Soap and the
Razor StrOp made by EMERSON, expressly TOR him. has
REMOVED from the fremont House, to his New Hair
Dressing Room in SCHOOL STREET, opposite City Hall
Oct % d3w BOSTON.
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NEW CARPETS,

-
T HAVE this day received a large invoice of NEW AND
Il BEAUTIFUL CARPETS from those justly celebrated
manufacturers NesSrs Il. & E. HIGGINS, OF NewYork
which for sly and beauty of finish exceled by
My present selection consists of
IMPERIAL THREE Y-SUPERFINE-
EXTRA-FINE and FINE INGRAM CARPETS, of en-
trey new and original patterns Of Which haze the entire
control for this market.
Also, Venetian and Cotton Carpets of every
description at the very lowest prices
STAIR CARPETS, Of every kind, from Is to
so the yard
English FLOOR CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, sc.
STRAW MATING, Al, ia and GA wide
Velvet Chenele and Tufed RUGS and MATS.
LIST and HEMP Carpets, and in short every descrp-
ton of Carpets offered and Oit be sold lou
any other Store in these United St0tes-to satisfy your
selves OF this FACT, please call at the
g OLD STAND Nos. 1862 and lea Main Street.
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Late of the firm of H. II. Chamberin & Co.
B. KNIGHTS CARPETS (Which have
been exravagantly landed by 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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A GENERAL MUSTER
WILL COME OF EVERY DAY THIS SEASON AT
HANDY, LUTHER & CO.'S
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 1 Merchants Row.
Directly in front the Forester House. and opposite the
Boston 4 Forester, and Nor,och Railroad Depot
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS
PREPARATIONS have been made for a Great
4 Gathering than was ever before known such
place in the County of Worcester We MEAN our stock
shall be the Largest, Best Selected, Best Made and shall
be sold from Ten TlOenty per Cent CHEAPER than you
can find at any other place in the State We mean oil we
saywe do talk to deceive. Our old stock has been
closed out, and commence with an ENTIRE
NEW ONE, which has and is being made up under our
own supervision. We have taken greater pains 10 have
our Clothing made up in satisfactory manner Than other
Cotnng Manufacturers usually have Our Styles VIII MOI
be inferior to any in the county We wish all our Fellow
Citizens and the community at large would favor US with
call before they purchase elsewhere Our stock consists
ola large lot of
Dress and FrOck Goats,
made in gentee STYLE of Blue Blue black Brown and
Invisible Circumference, Englh and Am. Broadcoths.
FrOck Sack Coats,
Of Blue. Black and Brown Broadclohs Also of English
and American Tweeds and Fancy Satinet Cloths. Also of
Super Fancy and Plain Doeskin Cassmeres all of which
will be found just the article for this season.
THOUSANDS OF VERCOATS
being made up of all the various kinds of Cloths
which have been manufactured for the purpose and feel
warranted saying that suit all that come, in
quality and price.
10000 Pairs Of PantalO0ns
are now being made, Of which have already got in
Store all OF which have been selected from the best styles
of Cloths that be found in the market In TACT do
not mean to be behind any in the country in any
particular as regards style quality, and cheapness of any
article of Clothing.
VESTS! VESTS!!
Innumerable quantities, amOug which large lot of
the choicest patterns that have been imported
ul ed in the country We think MI hands will join say
ing that this is emphaticay the place buy Clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS.
We have greater assortment Of the above goods than
be found any the County, among which
Brown and Beached Shirts, with and without Linen
Bosoms and COars-Twled Striped Shrts-Caico do
suspenders of all kinds-l50 dozen Wooden SOCKS-Cot.
Flannel Drawers and Under Shirts-SlLK Undershirs
Neck Stocks, Ties, Scas and Cravats of the
splendid patterns that out-Pocket Handkerchief
GLOVES-Linen Bosoms and Collars-OTER ALLS-
Green SpenCerS-Fiannet Under Shirts and DrGWerS.
HATS and CAPS of the latest Fashion, of all
qualities which can be found in the market.
All the above Goods will be sold from 10 to 20
per cent Cheaper than pce that has may be aver
tised by any other
Do Country Merchants will find thatwe CAN
sell them Clothing wholesale scheap they buy
in Boston. dwti44 Worcester, Oct 23
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For the Ladies,

UI IlIC LdUIESI
EN7E have just received another lot of Ladies'
Wv CATER BOOTS AND SHOES
from Of the best manufacturers the United States
Also, complete assortment of Kid Morocco Goat and
Calf BOOTS and SHOES. The quality OF which is as
good any ever before offered in this market The Ladies
respectfully invited to call and examine.
ITGoods freely shown to ALL at the Old Stand of s. b.
ScoTT, one door north Hardon Brown e. Co.
CHICKERING & LONGLEY.
Worcester, Oct IS. dwtf44
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BLANK BOOKS.

A LARGE assortment constantly on hand. Also, mad,
n to order of any size and ruled any pattern in
rior manner j. CIRCUIT JR l9e Main al
Worcester, Aug. 5. so dw3mis
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Mechanics Wanted,

TWO young who have had three or four years ex
perience i'll the Of tools and machinery in Machine
Shop and would now ike apply their experience
energy and skill to the manufacture Philosophical nsru
ments, may address ~ b. CHAMBERLAIN,
Oct. ST. 2wis45 No. 8 School ST., Boston.
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WANTED.

BY EXPERIENCED OPERATIVES.
A COTTON FACTORY, with or without Looms to
n operate by the yard otherwise. Inquire at this
office, As Worcester. Oct. 81.
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DIED.

In Athol Oct Goth, Mrs Dolly, wife of Mr. Asa Spooner
aged 6l.-PrinterS IN ~ and Me. please cOpy
In Winchendon, Oct u, Calvin Bradsh, A.
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Cattle Show Day, Wednesday Oct, 8
THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

InE MI IVA INpU OUMIHNI,
No. SO State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
II in sound and available Capital Of 100000.
lFFER their protection against loss damage BY fire 70
" the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity 1t insures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally Factories, and Mills. the favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in opera nearly quarter of
a centuryts reputation for liberal adjustment and its
prompttude in paying losses well known and estab-
shed. THOMAS X. BRACE, President
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford March 6, 945. istf
u Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, referred for particulars to A. H. Bur
LoCH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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COPARTWERsHIP NOTICE.

TINE COpartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
Il of GOULD & BRAMAN has this day dissolved by
mutual consent. ] B. n. GOULD.
Worcester, Oct l6 1915. VIM. E. BRAMAN.
WILLIAM E. BRAMAN is fully authorized
to settle all demands due said Gould & Braman. All
persons who indebted the old firm of GOULD q BRA
MAN are requested to make immediate payment to said
BRAMAN, who will carry on the business of Merchant
Tailor at the Old Stand in the Central Exchange.
Worcester, Oct II l845.
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e ward RliVerEn orc.

4 70 " a A q = VIC Z NE o Z z
(SucceSSOr to M. D. PbilllpS,)
HAS for sale large quantity of LETTER PAPER which
IL he will sell very cheap.
Also Superfne Thin Papers, adapted to the new Pos
age System of and sheets 10 the half 500 miles
for 5
Together with large assortment of Envelopes of al
sizes, qualities and prices
Directly opposite American Temperance House.
Worcester, Oct l. d8w
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LARGE AND DESIRABLE
FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS,
BR0WNELL & BROTHER,
No. III Washington Street, BOSTON,
D ESPECTFULLY announce that their stock is much
Having added many abrics and greatly increased the
amount of merchandise offers large inducements to pur-
chasers, either
Wholesale or Retail,
Every variety of French Brocha Cashmere printed all
Wool Cashmere, Ediuboro, Plaid Thbet Wool and heavy
Rich Cashmere MANTLEs and sCARFs, various cOlors.
Crimson CANTON GRAPE MANTLES.
Paris printed CASHMERES, Muslin de Ldines and
Repp Ottomans, new Impressions.
small figured NJ, de LANES for children.
french THRILLED Gnghaas, article for house dresses
lwllled Scotch Ginghdms oil colors, for children.
SCOTCH PRINTS, new and particularly desirable.
GALA PIAIDS and Plaid CLOAKINGS.
French and German Thibet Cloths and Merinos.
SIX Warp ALGccGs and Indiana Cloths.
Ihey are extensive dealers iii
Housekeeping Goods.
silk bound Bath, Whitney and Rose BLANKETS;
French, English and American QUILTS;
Linen Sheettng, all widths, and PiUoW Case Linens.
Bleached and brown SHEETING, from to Three
Yards ride
TABLE LINENS, Napkins, DOylies and Crash.
Embossed Table and Piano Covers.
Rogers Patent UnShrinkinc FIanneIs.
Ballard Vale Flannes four qualities, to GA wide.
And many other articles which il would be impossible to
mention in an advertisement.
b. & B. are large IMPORTERS of Ladies' and
Gentlemens fine PARIS KID GLOVES.
MERCHANTS can always pick up'' at this
Establishment goods which will pay them a Handsome
Profit.
LANDLORDS and Housekeepers will increase their interest
by visiting this establishment before making their purchases
No. III WASHINGTON ST, BOSTON,
Oct 2i eodlmis (BetlUeen Court and School SITS.
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Dutch Bulbs,

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of TULIPS, ny AClNIHs,
y &c &c IN fine order for setting this Fall just recev
ed for sale at W. hAhhlS pOOnS Ia
Worcester, Oct IA. uWow