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AND ANOTHER DRY GOODS
NOTICE,

n making this our second appearance in MOTTO
ing the unparalleled inducements which have been
and are now to be found at HEAD QUARTERS, we would
not so much impose upon the intelligent community in
which we live, and from whom have received such
limited patronage for which beg to sincere
thanks Gas like some Of Pharisdcial negh60rS claim
all the honesty there in The trade ourselves pro
Jess TO be aUihn hdinSs distance Of the truth, lest
should be suspected of 49, of haitg distance of it,
and dld We like them and yet be from the
truth and were asked to hail it, should then the
lie given TO our professions by being able
perform the task.
But now, we ever have been prepared to say
that goods from this Establishment sold every day
FIFTEEN TO TWENTY-FIVE per cent cheaper than at
any other in this county The quality goods the
low prices at which they offered, proof this
seron 1t must be evident every intelligent mind that
any concern having buyer constantly MAJ ket taking
advantage of every opportunity which offered buying
goods at rnnous discounts from cost of importation
and manufacturing, and in quantities MORE THAN TEN
TIMES AS LARGE that of It's neghbor can afford las
we have above stately 10 sell Is rs per cheaper
ha,r Il ]. IL -cI
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Superior Knitting Yarns.

INHE subscribers have made arrangements supplied
through the season with every variety of the
superior quality OF Yarn which they have heretofore kept
for SALE and have hand every style color and quail
ity. d. S. MESSENGER q CO.
Worcester, Sept. Is. dw6weOpis
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NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS,

FrOm .NelU YOrk .Hltctl0nS
I'VE are this week opening very large lot of
w NEW FALL GOODS from Auctions among which
NAV be found some of the greatest Bargains offered in
this vicinity. HARDoN, BhOWN * ~;
Worcester, Sept. IT, o"d
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B. are constantly receiving
GROCERIES,

from their Store Nos s. and 81 Broad Street. New York
which they offer for sale WHOLESALE at the WEBSTER
DEPOT, at NeV York Prices adding freight only.
Also-FLOUR s. GRAIN, IRON s STEEL,
SALT &c. 53f Webster, Aug. l2 le45
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NOTICE.

THE Copanership heretofore existing between the sub
/ scribers, nnder the firm of BROWN, BROTHERS a.
co. is this day dissolved by mutual The business
of the firm will be settled by john H. Brown & BaoTHERs.
S;nd JOHN II. BROWN & BROTHERS,
Sis"''' ISAAC T. CLEMANS.
Webster, June 2 1916.
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1000 CASES AND PACKAGES

Dry Goods, CrOckery, and China Ware,
which make our assortment superior any in this county
Any person by going to the different Rail Road Depots and
Express Offices in this town. will find that have UNDER
rated the quantity we have received lest the creGuy of
many people might receive 100 a shock.
The following with every kind of Dry Goods ever want
eda luaNs m ham
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
In this department OF our business we can enumerate AN
infinite variety OF Goods were necessary which cannot
be found any other Store in this town or county
and yet there those who do proclaim that theirs is the
best but were they called upon for those articles
swer would give the lie to their statement In this
department will always be fonnd complete assortment of
Crockery, Glass and China Ware Britannia Tea Trays
Iable Cutery-Bntry Lamps Solar and Astral do-Mane
Ornaments-Green Curtain Paper-plain and fg'd Paper
Hangings-Hair Mattresses, &c, &c. Also, CARPETING-
Brussels, ThreePy Extra Superfne, Extra Fine Common
All WOOL Cotton and Wool in great VARIETY and very
cheap-Sair Carpets-Prnted Drugges-Lnen Stair Book
ing-Straw Mattings a. Sd and GA wle2 yd wide Cot
ton Carpetng-Brussels and Tulted Rugs Stair Rods &C.
Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case Linen very cheap Table
Linens, Russia and Scotch Dapers-Bds Eye Diapers and
Crash Toweng-lmperia and Marseies Quilts-Woolen
Blankets, from common Rose the best ribbonbuund
Whitney and Bath Blankets all which can be afforded
and will be sold, usual cheaper at this Establishment
than at any other in
Pure White Live Geese Feathers.
$4,000 lbs Pure White Live Geese Feathers
just received and have been packed by ourselves which
we warrant to give entire satisfaction money refund
ed. They are superior TO any in town.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
In this branch OF our business able say that
stock of Silks and Dress Goods is superior that Of any
others in town. all Others put together Persons
of Rich and New Style Silks and Dress Goods should
think of purchasing before ealing at Head Quarters.
CLOAKINGS.
Super quality French Cloakngs, new style-~Thibet
Coths-Sik Warp lndannas-Parametta-R Roy Plads
Silk Wrought Broadclohs--Fne French and German
Cloths, which we are offering very cheap.
SHAWLS-SHAWLS.
We have now on hand the handsomest assortment o
Rich Cashmere Thibet Silk Woelen, Brocha and Alpac
Shawls, exhibited in this town.
FLANNELS-FLANNE
We have in Store upwards of 20 bales Fannes EN-.
hracing every style of White and Coored Flannels in the
market and for sale very low
In closing this notice take pleasure in being able
refer to the great which has attended this establish
menl and the best proof that goods have and best
that they will be sold cheaper than at any other
in the county Call at Head Quarters and buy cheap of
HARDON, BROWN & CO.
Worcester Sept. %. dw6w39
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j. w. PAINE, Dentist,

~ WICtSItTa
INSERTS TEETH upon Gold Plate by atmosDherc
PRESSURE uses the most approved instruments for ex
tracing, and chemicals for destroying the nerve &c
Defective Teeth filed with gold in the most durable man.
ler gT Teeth extracted for rs cents, and all charges
reasohauie' Jan. s.
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Amusements.

TRYoN's CrRcus.-G ossin's benefit this evening.
Henry Gardner il throw double somerset from the
most daring feat accomplished Devere
mile inside Of six minutes around the and
Charley ParsIoe makes his hrst sppesrance in
mic ballet
The Orphean Family give another of their de-
lightul concerts at Rutgers Institute,
ing-See advertisement
MAaNErIsM-A lecture and experiments on the
subject Of Medical Magnetism, il to of this even.
ing at the Society Library Room, corner Of Broadway
and Leonard street. by DR.. A. Strong who Is by far
the most popular experimener that we have ever wit
messed His mode and manner Of treating this subject
has him the confidence and esteem Of some OF the
most eminent medical men in this city hose who feel
interested this subject we would advise to attend
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Total. :. =. .ss,l4s MS

PRrcEs BuLLroN-sycee silver, large, ~ per cent
premium do small do; Spanish dollars, Ferdinand,
par; do Carolus per cent for seleced Republican do
q per cent discount.
ExoHANcE-Bills on London. at months sight, A. I'D
Navy bills a. A. Id H. NJ Plenipotentary the Ben
gal Government Treasury, 26 rupees per 100 Mexican
dollars Court of Directors accepted do 60 days. have
been offered OF 225 per $O0-difcult Of sale. The late
purchase OF Of Barngs biil. ut A. Sd at the
~ decided character to the money Market and will pro-
baby fix the value of the dollar for time from A. 3D.
to As I'D.
FREroHrs-To London Liverpool, Ga per ton of so
III to outpors, los. per ton addiona to Annoy. So per
ton Of 40 H. to ports north Of Annoy 90 do II 10 feared
hat the present moderate rate Of Ga will not be sustain
ed
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Mercantile Library Association.

Mr. EDIToR :--Notwiihstandlng the attempts
made by respectable sixpennies and the members
of the regular nomination, 10 foist their favortes
into office, their allegation that the ons tick
ct" were opposed to the present faithful and eff
cient assistant librarian, IS known to be a sheer
attempted in vain to establish at their meeting on
Saturday evening last. There is no opposition to
the above Office of the association. BY inserting
this you will add to the numerous favors you have
conferred upon them, and which are gratefully re-
membered by MANY CLERKS.
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Important Z. om Albany.

Our accounts from Albany, represent thai Mr..
DIX and Mr.. Dickinson, are the Senators from this
State This result springs from a sort of compro
mise between the sections of the "de-
mocracie"- Dix being the "bArn- burners" choice,
and Dickinson the old hunker's" Dickinson il
a Texas man-Dix doubuul-but both rather hos
tile TO the further ascendancy of the great southern
statesman, and in favor Of the Van Buren, party.
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THE FrRxMEr's BALL.-This great event, for
which all the pretty girls in the city, from Abins
don Square to the Battery, have been preparing
for the last month, comes of at the Park tonight.
The decorations and arrangements are extremely
tasteful and elegant, and the ball will be still mere
brilliant and agreeable than any of those hereto
fore given by the gallant remen, if that be posi-
bic The proceeds go to the fund for the relief OF
the widows and orphans and that consideration
alone Is sufficient to ensure q large assemblies.
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CoyNsELLoRs AND ATToRNEYs.-The following
gentlemen were, on Friday last, admitted by the
Courf Cor nsollo and Atforpovs.

OOUNskLLOHS AND ATTORNEYS.-luo IOHOWlUe
gentlemen were, on Friday last, admitted by the
Supreme Court as Counsellors and Attorneys:
CoursELLoRs.-Benjamin F. Agsn. Calender Beecher,
William @. Brown, Henry A. Brigham, Stephen b Cush.
ing, Henry Cook, stephen T. Covel, William A. Dart
Joseph Flanders, l., Brown, James Fuller, 8,
Tilden VIM, Grandin, g. D Lewis, w. w. Mann, Jamea
D. McLsren John Nswland, Elias }. Patterson, f. Nj
chols. Epsphrss j. sherman, Sherburne Piper, Peter
A. vsn Bergen, J. Fairchilds Wells Robert H. Welt,
Harvey A. Weed. Nathan T. Rosseter, Joseph 8. Colt n.
g. Van Worst Alexander Rowley, Horace Packer j. J.
Werner r. w. Judson, Ma Waterbury, John B. Strain,
VI. M Jones.
ArroRrEvs-Gesrge w. Bushnell Danl. Clark Briggs,
Burrsl =. Beach, Henry Barry Thos. Batch, Chaies
X. Bovine, Jsmes II, Bacon, Bailey, J. Wiliam
Champlin, Casper P Collier Gilbert w. Cummings,
James Elmendorf, Jacob W. Elsefsr. George W. Field
William GLEASON, Jr. George w. Gray, Thomas Gla
yer. James p Gray, james + Hopkins. Reuben nan
cock. Cyrus p. Hitler, Charles Hughes Freder,ck "
Hawkins John Hopper, Solomon Hosorf, John D. Ire
land, Charles 3. Jordan, Rufus H. King, Seabury KS
sam Charles KendTick, Charles l. Lowrey, Robert L.
Ror, jr T.. Maxwell Deal, Daniel Morris Daniel McCa'
~ j. Augustine Monroe Stephen b. Miller, William
NeDsop Josenh Potter, Edward n. Peck, Byron Pond,
Charles a. Paddock Robert Reade. George M Root
isaac Ra wson Charles Smith, Albert N Sheldon Jsmts
r. storrs John r. shapley, James Z squire, Janis
stephenson H. Eiakim j. stoddard George smith, Lew
i Sanford Thomas, John r. 1iman, Linus w. Thayer,
Henry a. Tsit, james " Van Allen, A. Dallas Wait
veiscn r Wskeman, Frederick w. Walker, James r.
Ystes
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Pines Hotel. No. 20 Nassau Street,

hos. whde habit Of dining down town. would call
heir Mr. y q wh Sn II. nsbs ol
many years well known. His facilities
several private ,ufcsntly lsrse TO sceommodas
.uch ines Liquors and Segars competition. His
prices for dining been reduced shilling he
one shi and ,rgence We would recommend those who
fine saddle Of venison will be served up every day
durinQ his season.
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Impo,tant from w asaAfng ton

For important news from Washington, we reft r
our readers 10 the Southern Mail in the Postscript.
Il is now settled that McNulty, the Clerk of the
House OF Representatives, m 4 defaul,er-and has
accordingly been removed from Office. Such is
another sample Of the rascality of politicians by
trade.
the Chinese Treaty and correspondence, are
said 10 be highly interesting. We shall endeavor
to obtain copy as early as practicable.
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WHO'S TO BIZ MAYOR OF BosroN There are
now two wing, one democratic, and one native
candidate. for the Mayolaty OF Boston. To-day
the fifth attempt to elect one Of them will be made
II the wings and natives keep up distinct organi-
zation, there will again be no choice
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MoRRrs' BEMrr.-This complimentary benefit
will come of tonight. at the Tab, rnscle. We
rust that all the military, poetic, and theatrical
friends Of the "General," and their name 10 legion,
will grace this ocrasien with their presence. Not
wi,hstanding q variety Of circumstances which
operate against him, we trust that the benefit will
be really a "beneft," and that the Tabernacle
will be crammed
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ELECTION IN PrrrBuse. PA-At the recent ma
nicpal election in Pitsburg, there were five can
didates for the Office Of Mavor. Howard, wing,
was elected He received 1866 votes; the demo.
cratic candidate 1887. and the native 20l only.
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WINTER Trips FROM BosroN. who left
Boston on Friday evening, by the train pia Worcss-
ter, did not reach here till yesterday morning Ice
and snow on the Worcester and Norwich Rail-
roads were the cause of the delay. 1t took five
locomotive engines to clear the tracks. The Long
Island Read was in the same condition THAT has
also been cleared
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ARRIVAL BY Canal, Inc canal boat Mobile
Capt T. Wyman, arrived this morning, JAN 9th, from
Canal Dover reighted with clover seed Az this season
Of the year. this "a thing under the sun Ciers
land Herald, Jan. 9th
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Keep the Current Of tho Blood Healthy
and Puref the system to be pservsd FIRE from disc
bood be kept healthy. Comsock Fluid kxuact OF
ssparila prepared with s'sa foa The root A. its
mercua and scroulous mlains or III umstc attacks
the ARTICLE ivesa vigorous and healthy action ~ III blood and
rives from the system symptom "f disease Face ~ c
bottle, or 81 dozen, Al 81 Courtlandt street.
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STEAMBOAT ExpLosroN.--The steamboat Pet0
mac, Capt. A. Brooks, while coming up the By
yet rdsy morning and when just opposite the lower port
Of city burst her sarboard boiler We undsrstsnc
that one, probably two men, deck hands IL said, were
drowned The pilot and engineer received some injury
and the captain had escape from the chimney
which fell where he stood The bost represented ss
old one and JUS from Nw Orlesns. er hrst trip
rhe sdent Is attributed TO the action Of the salt wat
upon the boilers We pieces Of the salt quar-
sr Of inch Thick which hsd I'd iaside Of her boil
Mobile Rertsfer Dec 10
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Nsw POLICE The new police devised by Mayor
Harper-a sort Of a day and night police--goes into
operation to day. Well, we shall wait and see
how this first little morsel OF attempted reform
works. But we don't expect a great deal from it.
The utter inefficency Of the M lyor and Corpora
ton does not encourage to hope that any persons
employed by them will be remarkable for sagaciiy
activity, or public utility. But we are willing to
try this system. So we shall watch it from day to
day and report accordingly.
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o. The Cambria has now been nearly sixteen
days al sea.
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New Discovery, by which all stoves nnd
pipes be kept jet black. h be ut lrnI
coach body by sples ion ye and whou, an,
surprises aud del gh all who t. Specimens Of ovs
D pe IN use may be II Courtlandt steet where
lish may be had at the cot Of rs cents Ie bottle
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VmeotrIc0tDs CsCs
Ole Bull gave his last in Philadelphia Satur
day evening From thence he proceeds directly SOUTH
where he il announced to give several concerts.
The Park Theatre during the ensuing week 10 engaged
for number of balls the 20 inst II will be opened
by Welch's unrvalled equestrian company and II the
horses do not prove attractive stars than all the
others Macready downwards who have appeared
those boards for time past. it will be surprising
The seguins company with Mr. Frazer, left this city
appear on the 9th inst.
The Boston papers state that gnora Pco from Paues.
New York is soon to make professional visit to our
nou would accompany the former and unite er forces
in giving series Of concerts we do not believe that the
greatest triumph achieved by Ole Bull could
the reception they would either in the appreciation
Of their talents the crowded houses they would draw
Mr. Henry Phillip: appears to be yell received By the
has been honored by large and fashionable audences-
He has recently written new American song which he
with plsuds wherever has been heard 10 called
Star Of Columbia" The following are the words:
Star Of Columbia. fair a. the morn:
Unsuled by crime and in liberty born
The Giant Of Nations, Of freedom and ast;
The mirror of Nature /; the bold. honest heart.
From Europs famed cities to o,R Ky fostering hand
Here And they q favor to aid snd to grace.
Here Genius hss vent here the uind's free roam,
And the soil to the stranger l. turned 70 a home
No longer depressed by fashions dull brain,
He lives and he feels like q Giant again.
Mr. Phillips will return t, these parts In April next and
give rts and then return Ia EHalan1,
where his arrival will be looked for with interest by his
many friends
Tho genuine Fakir of Avn is about South
and will give exhibitions Of his wonder full powers In the
several H. . TIN ough which he may pass They have
ELECTED unbounded applause in Baltimore, Washington
Philadelphia, &c.
Mr. Anderson made his appearance at the Front street
'heatre, Baltimore saturday evening This was his
ss appearance previous to his departure for the outh
Herr Driesbsch amusing the good people Of Phiadel
phis parculs ly the more juvenile portion.
Mr. Christy has again visited Pittsburgh with his "Min
strels."
Mr. c. F. Heuberer, distinguished vocalist Of vlenns
has orved in Boston and Intends to give his frst vocal
and int umental concert at tho Melodeon tomorrow
evening The most respectable pspers Of Eu.
rope and Of this country speak in the highest terms
Of his talents singer well musician and emf
composer He will be assisssd by Miss Stone and
several dir nguished musical performers.
Mrs A. Drake and Miss Mary Duff were playing At the
Peoples theatre, Cincinnati, at lsst dates.
General Tom Thumb the original Radoo scsufe Of this
city, appears to be drawing great number OF visitors in
Bangor.
Putnam has bssn brought out at the Charleston theatre
Mrs. Mossor engaged at the theatre, Charleston.
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The Banc and tho Antrdotc.-

The Bane and the AntidOtc.-A lady resi-
ding in Honesdale Pa has bee brought verge
The with disease the exact natur. which hr phys
clan unable to determine. After suffering for
without procuring relief she received PAMPHLET describing
the sympoms and virtues Of sherm ms Worm she
tried them Their effects almost miraculous From tho
Of box she restored to heslh How many there
suf RIM from and know IL remedy is at
hand for all who will ava themselves Of it.
DR. Shermaos war house i e6 Nassau street Agents 2H
Hudson 1888 II East Broadway; $50 Fulton
Bro klyn; Ledger Buildings Phadepha; and Stae
BOstou.
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The democrats Of New hampshire, In conG quencs d
the Anti Texas letter Of the Hon John Hale sboui
to call Convention for the purpose Of nomin atp
for Congress n the place Of that gentleman
Baltimore paper states hst Mr.. Webster declares H.
letter 10 fri nd that he 10 opposed to the formation o.
a Native American party, a. SUCH
TIE citizens Of Cincinnati about purchasing Gle
venger's Of Gen Harrison, with view relieving
the pressing wait, OF the artists widow.
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From tho Rsv. II. Adams, Pastor Of Trim

NV. AUHuhu, EWvCoE
itv Church. sauuertirs. N. York." child, nephew Of
friend of mine stepped in vessel Of bo and scald
its knee when Councils Pain Extractor from ~
Ii-r to Tie linie su FIRE add SION entirely cured - Also
child OF nv burned hand severely, aud used this sye.
cou!d b 'ndu 81 70 be without hins every lam
dents. IL. adams, Pastor OF Trinity Church.,
New York, October 81, 1914. Saugerti.s N. Y.
The above article will the following 0mplains all
pay Is refused for IL -
Burns, Old Sores, Frysipeas,
Hcalds, Bruises, Pimples the Face,
Eruptions, Sore Eyes, Piles, Chaps
ChiiblAns Bore Nipples, Cold la Wounds.
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SANTA Fe TRADE We learn from letter writ
ten by Col Ovens Of Independence In this State, thu
the tot Of gold and silver received from Santa
Fc In Is4s. S4i5 900 in 1874, $37b 900 estimated
amount for is4s, $500 ooo.-St Louis Rep, jan IL