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asses ata 4.a flfz4.
beg ttA2, i0r1 640 Vi.
: Z Mitchell nseQl W r Chambers 81 s W
hesgift Judgment 25lh NeTembegt 1919, fof laG
Hancosk uss OF 3 I'll Latimefa dn'r &c
Z Livingston, iuagment 26lh November
Ibe 0itizen's Bank of Madison county. vs.
y Nnste end Mullin, judgment 18th Noqem-
bog l8les lor a52 ".
IA RittmaR asa of S IA Old, YEA Spencer.
Judgment sitA AegenbaT leal. lofa9 as
= stone Us ndm'F Ncs vsi G Boyd, Judgment
i4ts November l842, for 203 81.
nanabfoagh g benson Va A ~ smith. iudg-
msnt slst January I840, for $40 B9.
+ fAefFod uss Of I'll ella. ~ W R Anderson,
lu9giaent 18Th November 1912, ior 1918 4A
compton Massle we Of Compton & cid
na9ls xsh NJ Williamson snd WCheWsom.
9gms Naia 0ntobeF 1887. for $50 "A.
~ + MsE az Ks " Jones, judgment ASA Nay
GheWning 81 Dawson va B. Oa. i0ds,nant ~
0ctpher 1887, fOr $3.50 18.
M Mcdowell usetf J Germany "a Vinson
seaders and Hanna, Judgment 25sh April
1887, Eor7t M.
Cash, Cox & co, NJ John Read, Judgment I0
May l842, for 80 81.
Cash, Cox A. 60, Ms w N Tn9n, iudetnenl
10th May i842, Ter SIG ST.
Martin, Baird y co use Of s Brown vs. WIN
+ Cook, judgment 9Th MAY 1870, for l16 so.
Compton & Messy. vs. Jean w Leegitt, iudc.
ment 10Th May i842, fof IRA III.
+ Tidwell use Of NJ Ferriday ysT Bray. {
4 Green and w Wades judgment 5sh Nay l84.
for345 SO.
3 Bailey U Willie Lyons, Judgment gu
May i642, l0r 1856 81
VI Mclaughlin vs. d Hafd6maH, raamen
4Ih May 1912, for Sz4 73.
The CitIzen's Bank Of Madison cRunty, v
TH Christmas, n Christmas and R Christmas
Judgment 9Th May l8da, Ton 1880 90.
TidwelI use Of Nv Ferrieay Us J Burrougl
and M Towns, judgment 18th Nay lB4I, q
II36 GO.
TidweIl use Of w Farriday vs. D Akin
and r s Hodges judgment 18th May l84l, 70
1881 AS.
R Tidwelt uss.of w Ferriday. Va William
w Towns aDdGP Ayre, judgment 18th Ma
i16tf, for Oh 20.
R Tidwell use Of M Ferriday. Va b Atkins
Judgment l2th May l84I, fol I7I 90.
2 3 Pope, Kirk & CO, Bede Johnson, iudg
meut 3ist January 1910, lor 209 4z.
Tho Citizens Bnnk Of Madison county, "
] White, Nv N 'hom, q Mullin and WIN Hoy
Judgment Itth November l04l, fol- 2,742 58.
RI Tidwel use of w Femiday, vaJ M Town
aud Joseph Blffougb, judgmentIg th Nay i6a
for 1903 SO.
n Tins &T Bowden vs. IN Donnahoo an,
Clover, judgment 3ist January 1910, 70
102 95,
Mckee use 81 FSpinnetlc W. G Myers AM
Chfistnas judgment i9lh February 1876, "a
5a 66.
haya - AZ M Gays, vs. w Hoy, Tho
Muilin, w B llarEall andg H~Tiscoe, i1damen
30Ht Mas lsA4. III :96s gaa
Aeafy WAA Degmata ana ii TnYlo
aagg M n & tot a,e05 ID
"a EY. SaW
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SUPERIOR new aiyle of Thread I'D.
N 90 Edgings, MasEin Collars Ladies
Revere Handkerchief, fancy Worslad
Scarls, fine Painted Fans SO. &cs tor
sale low.
r. HARRINGTON 8 90.
April III, 1876.
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tI 1Aeah 0i lA8
Third Monday
1876, expose q
a4of BE court house of.
a1a ihe legal hours, SIT tie
ea d crest which lhe aevs-
aaes named, have AZ mad 90
ada aenta, rendered ID he clr-.
county, q die dates respee.
t0 satisfy afl costs accrued
lhe sames VIZ
&1ss5 G Napier, ua gnent 18Th NO
3Al, fer I,764 10.
Asley. assigned, &e, Vi w n Lesgahd,
snt Gil November i24l tof765 6i
qsoosn WI Sanders, JR GnFsbr and.
.de. judgment 9th Novgmbef 1871, for
Giiizenia Bank use &c. rs I'll smith I
i6wns, A IN Smith, NJ Wade aud NJ q
zs8. judgment lnth November lg4i log
Bailey rs Baldwin Hudnall, judgment
tat Marsloa3, fof I0,0lB 81.
Powell N CO Va Dagid Anderson, iudg-
i'll Novembeg l84t fit 404 81.
Hi Lewis vs. w Anderson, judgment
4I8 NAY 1871 fof ,l65 90.
eB Stone survivor Nr, use 90, VS. Jeese Ma-
a8staent @4th May l8al fol 222 %.
Citizen's Bank of Madison county, IS
, pUrrelf Wight and James Piggs ludg-
sbg2ash May 1871, fof 1914 48.
TI6E itizenls Bank q Madison county xs
Muses. judgment22d NAY i64ls tor ~ ~.
m Citizens 1ank Of Madison county, "
smilh end lona brseees Judgment
Ay 1914, l0nas5a3 30.
"H E.st-4-fA D.-E - NHnTt.rA ASttuft@ so
NY 1871, for 488 65.
Citizens Bank q Madison county, IVY W
Nls apas Logg1ha, 5uashsns ~7'4 1"1s ~.
ealsa M Y Z asw ,,don,an I'm
rSaIcs Ns W 2 1on' Je'
gS ,h III az n & Mxr.v ;,aSmar, az
bsss saSa Zoo tsi
As9s4oss ag2o. 80 y ~. ,,,omsn, 5A,b
w. ras Z, wa'Ay1s JN1s
esg9sa ~ .as aos ass NJ 4.En ~ IA ~ II I
a1assn, 9s,h hssli Iasq ~ iq1 fs0
4 penasff INV ~ ysT Nohla ana
StHo9{ sSsna., An Noyssbar tgdI u,
s4aa@
5ss ;naeMenk l9kh NAV i84i. f6t a.70C
hs cifzen,s Bank Of Madison county, "a
5aSson gr. w p Anderson MA K &
MN ii ;ndoment 6th MN f84f. fof 64f
HI ritiyanlA nank Cf Madison connie. 4.
Ssgley III wade, X Griasbs ma Fenry 4
IN, iudemen. CHI nay I84l, fof sic 70.
Citizenss Bans of Madison county, VI
tcnv, ] Logglns ard y Read, l%naggnsni
has.aon county. Il
Sae. iaaa5neN 6ih Mai
apnty. u
"a. Ii
a9e
y g8 III gsS 1gs
$500 sstA n a5sHss9e 8S@4si
AndeTsoa AneetssA NJ
and q Dcnahoc, jeagmen1 ga ea'
1 for 637 5I.
3 Cltlzen's bank al MRalson county; v
npbeIl, e Herbert and N " Winnonfn
Rent 6th. May lSals IOrxsvs ~
Citizens Bank q Madlson county Y
bald Clark, = Clark A giark. SPAN
brown, laugMent Oth may io4l' ~ =
Ridwell nee 81 M Ferriday, vs. Andrew
Siih, TIL Smith and Ayres iudgmen
A LFarerysR j Richardson and Mathew
Judgment 3lst January l840, ior 81 81
lident and Directors g CO, ct Miss q Al
N. use Or G w Allen, ys Austin = Hoht
M Williamson, judgment 9th May ~
1851 %.
Rant of Natche~ q Ferrida.
Ring. Il Shroes and z Matheny, ludl
a t,b M ipdagU 955 80.
Lewis Watson, Judgment A
sh2fg for 1850 90,
4 Walker VsSD Livingston, judgmeI
Vbyember 1873, for 1888 So.
4poWell ussof Cash, Cox & co vsJohn
udument 18th November l843, for Il
fy Hamilton, sufv udm'r &c. vs. J Mortol
and r nj williamson, judgment III
lber l843, 394 06.
bards& on w Henry PHILIPPE, judgmel
o,en5sr 1913, for 222 0O.
ralateIo e. co, vs. J w Comfort, jud,
9Th November l843, for So 755.
atAews Y w w Keashley, judgment2
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EAxO0 CITY LIVERY STABLE
HH0RsES, Mules, Negroes, &c, &cs
80 bought and sold on commission
We ars prepared 10 take ARE Of Ira.
esieray Drovers and Trader Horses, and
bone % give general satisfaction as re-
ffda fare md prices.
RLACKMAN. SCOTT a. Co,
JgefSoa Street, Yazoo City'
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Sill

"a #H44A 4t# A4hAFAE
NOTICE Is hereby glss sl
ant 70 the provisions 81 III act q
|the Legislature III the State DC siisss
sippi, entitled IAN act to ensure the cof
lection Of jury tax fees, and for other.
purposes, passed Gath day Of Febeay
1874, the undersigned Sh~em Of the.
county of Madisnng viii, on the First
Mundav2lie 9th day Of October, i846,
gse to public sale, at the door Of the
court house Of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
ana interest which tho several plaintiffs,
hereinafter named, have in and 10 the
following judgments, rendered in The
circuit court Of said county, atthe dates
respectively designated, 10 satisfy an
sosss accrued and accruing on the same,
Benz : Pickett use Of P Craddock. u
Madison 4 Moore, judgment i7th Feb.
Tuary i845, for $3.50 10.
Lugn y Slade use &c " Martha +
Rlnneis, exeaptx OIL RunnsIs. dec,d
judgment lib May iaa3. for g9e u
Cave ~ Skater, vs j McCanshsn I,
co udgmenf9lh May 1913 ~ sge 70
CT Anderson sufx 81, ssJW Mc
Jimsey, judgment 9Th May sgae. a,
So 29. -
A PieFson, ct al, Ya e B Ford. fsas
menl oh May l642, fof 29s N
Helm q cockrell, IN w gtaplss
Judgment 9Th May l84a Cor Ne SCI
Helm& Cock reIi VS. Staples Il French
Judgment 9Th May, l842, for 22e so
Alpheus Bascomb, vs. William b Cook
Judgment 9Th May, 184Q. for i20 60.
Wolf, Bishop& co, W. David M Postay
Judgment 9th May, i642, fol 49Q Is.
ThosJ Smith, use az, vs. S III Pueket
judgment 9Th May, lsa2, for 207 SO.
Harper use S1csvaJ W omlof ana
e Benthall, judgmen ekh May la4z
for es7 So,
John Il Baird Us Henry Phillips, iudg
msni 6th May ie4 fol 81 "a
Bullut, SHE cbaEsN d Ingram aus
NJ d Shelby, judgment 5sh Ie49
for 988 SO.
Callahan q Gillespie use &c, u Join
Duke, judgment 9TH May 1892, fol
,lI99 07.
HIM Walker use 80, Sub 0glesby
ndgmens 22d November 1914, for z,
.f605 90.
Gilmore webb, usr Al
Towns ] N Towns, William Wade, j !
TiIlers George r Fail and George Re
binson, judgment "A May, i842, fo|
4,3p9 89.
Chelsey Williams, ys Harrison Jordan
judgment 26th November 1871, 10
466 e6.
howeOtt, use &c, Us John Brlscoe
Judgment 2ist May, f841, for i99 t0.
Griffin & Gafuthsrs. use &c, VS. Tho
ZIP McBlair, John H MeBlair, and ] w ]
McGimsey. judgment BID May, lg4Q
for 4,083 86.
&c Napier gs John Briscoe
Judgment 2IsE Mayy1 for let f9
Kibbee " Aldrich, us6 &c, VS. M iii.
!, gram, Judgment Nay, l842, fol
e4O 66s,
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6~pringfeld, Ky.. Mal.

Messrs. Sanford Z. Park-e
Ike this opportunity Of infolA
d most remarkable cure b
bon me BY the use OF tDI Wisl
4m of Wild Cherry.
IN the year 1910 | was taken
hAamation Of the bowels which,
under for ak weeks when
recovered III tie fall Of f6s
hacked with ! severe cold, u
u itself upon my lungs; ana
pace " three years vas cqa
Jay bed. tried aIl kinds Of
ma every variety of medical
ut benefi; ani thus
Until the winter Of 1874. whcl
f WissaF's Balsam Of Hsl@
NV friends persuaded me Ia
Trial, though had given up al
ecoyeFy aud had prepared
Bhe change Of another world
Hheir solicitations | was induced
Iase ol she Genuine Visitors
Wild Cherrgs The effect vi
llonishing. Afier 6os years Of
lpain and suffering; and ah4
spent four oY Jfps handr d0l
purpose, and tho best end mo
able physicians had proved
was o o restored % entire
he blessing Of Gid aud The
kasiar's Balsam Of WndC hBl
an now enjoying good d
sven f. mg altered appearance
n longer known when I NEE
met aequaIntancos
have gained abidIy II vi br8
ny hesh ls iEm and solid, | can rev. WI
81 much as any peFssn md
seems % agE me taY rsla
more during lie iass So
aaien
4 -
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G pOZ. Fancy PaFssolA of every qua,
~ lity, some VERY dne, ipsl received
and for sale cheap
h BARRINGTON Il 60.
April II, le46.
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~ 8t.b
.0f every variety bad style, ehlgn iney
Wili SCH 81 shl Best possible iefgas.
r. DARLINGTON g 20
April li} 1915.
RANcE PYRAMID noREeN HAnEEAs
UST received D fine lot Of ueW style
~ Of Bafege Pyramid Robes. new
style DC WoTsied Bareges,
B. DARLINGTON 9 90.
April g., l9A6.
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HOUSES PILE OINTMENT.

d most ~Yaluabie, safe, and cortaiI
cure forthe PILES. Numerous cel
ti6casesol ihe happyefects Of this Oin
Imeat, may 5e found upon Tie Wrappd
accompanying eacn bottle.
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BooTs. SHOES 4 BnDrANs.

Bo0Te4 SHOES & BADGANss
lust received 4 large lot Of every
~ style and quality for snle lew.
n. DARLINGTON & ca.
April ~ is46.
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lWISTAR'S BALSAA
W.HLD CMERM

Il Miracles nrUer csassl
aeace oJ iis sarpasssng keall
lire ues!
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FARMS FOR SALE.

IA THREE very beautiful Farms. containing | 100
agA acres situated the banks of The river Poto-
mac, adjoining Mount Vernon, the late residence of
General Washington, in Fairfax Co, Virginia. These
Farm are susceptible OF the most productive cultivation by
means owhch has hedan abundant supply on
the spot They portion Of the celebrated Gunso
Estate, and will be sold for 1850 per acre.
One Farm containing l56 Of land the first quail
~, in Tioga Co, York. with good dwelling I0uses
Barns Sheds, &c abundance Of choice fruit, and as
healthy spot az any in America This farm stock, and
arming utensils for $4,000.
Farm containing l53 Of very excellent land, very
tavorably located in Harmony, Chautauqne CO., ~ Y
There l. good dwelling House, Barn, This pleas
sn heaIthn location and property with which The pur
chaser cannot fail TO be pleased One thousand funds
sugar are made annually on this place. Ii is led with
all the farming, daying, and sugar-makiu enss for
Si5O0-two thirds OF which may interest any
length OF time.
II any body wants 10 purchase a arm, large or small
GOOD or Indifferent, dear cheap far or for cash
Or cree il they be accommodated by nqurng JOHN
MILTON EARLE, Worcester, at the Real Estate Mark
81, 81 Wall Street, New York, of
Aug IS. If ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
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Farm for Sale.

A4 ClITUATED in Fitchburg, Worcester County, one
Ese - OF the most fioursbing in the state The
AA said Farm is abou hal mile south of the village,
snd about the distance from the Depot the Rail
road, on hch trains Boston three times day.
The Farm contains from fifty 10 fity-fye acres and
House. Barn, and other buildings II valuable
igts Of yonae White OAK Timber and ledge OF Granite.
~ assal g aHg.ct guesL u<s. - Orchard gals
Tanle Fruit aftes SAID tarm Well aigiled
ing pasturage and tiage land and we'll supplied with
water that never iuls The dryes Ii is well nc
ed with substantial stone wall and is under high
state Of cultivation 1t formerly owned by Oliver
FuHam deceased part Of the purchase money. il de-
sired can remain mortgage Possession given mme
iiaiely. For further particulars inquire of
ABEL FULLUM
Dec 2 dltwtr No. 6 Hamilton Pi0ce, BosToE.
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Farm for Sale.

= HE subscriber offers Tor sale his Farm situated
&wxA in Grafton about half mile from the centre Of
E. the townI containing IRON 80 to 100 acres Of good
Land well divided into moving tiage, pasture and wood
Jand will, good story house convenient for two
Snilies with good well in the house and good
Rarn which has been built but few lie will sell
the whole or part ,aid land with or without the build
nes az may best sut whoever may wish TO purchase.
ne, nj he purchase money may remain bond and mort
ge cesired Possession be had the first Of April
Ssst For further particulars apply TO the subscriber on
n "s nrea,ises. HENRY ID. HOWARD.
"e p ,o Ton o. IA
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Real Estate Market,-37 WaII-st., NY

"a 4 mONG the thousand FARMS which we have de
a, - scrlbed on our Registerwe especially invite the
ing
!st-CoRains 225 of Land Ct the frat quality in
ngh stale OF cultivation fruit Of the best kinds with two
ving streams running through it good dwelling House,
ree Barns &c, very handsomely situated in Morrsvile
Utica. Price $685.
1880 acres in Fairfax Co., Virginia. the banks
ne Potomac River adjoining the beautiful Mount
Price $3.50.
id beautiful Farm Of l5A ofexceen Land, with
choice fruit good buildings, and very Iavoay located in
Harmony, Chautanque Co.. N. ", will be sold with farm
ing, and sugar making and dairy ing utensils 500
~ For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, or OF the subscribers in New York.
Aug IL. ARNOLD BUFFUM x co.
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nnI,ONV HOUSE.

HIS House recently leased by DAVID BONE
In NEY (formerly proprietor Of The Central Hotel,
I'll Worcester and more recently Of the ~. y Hotel,
I,bany NJ located al III Termination OF the Norwich
Worce'ier and Western RAJ Road De a So,
a, 400, onen for The receipt n Of company. The COLONY,
.si"v new aud finished with modern improvements and
Veins urnlshed With new Furniture, with the
, synerience In the line OF public entertainment,
lin hose ,lso of the superintendent y Y DAMON, VINO
e known TO The public caterer he hopes 70 gam
liberal share Of patronage. AIR
Rnston, Oct 3.
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Farm for Sale in FINLAND.

CONTAINING one hundred and thirty-fye acres
M u of excellent Land, under high state OF cultiva-
s4slL on situated one mile from the Meeting House
The land suitably divided into moving, ta2e, pasture
and wood The farm is well fenced. Good soft water Is
brought TO the house and barn through aqueduc from
never falling springs On the farm is good Dwelling
House, Barn, and other outbuildings all in good repair
The whole can bought together the buildings aud IS
acres of land called the Home Place." as will best suit
the purchaser The above will be sold low, and any one
wishing nm excellent farm at great bargain, will do well
60 call and examine it, For further particulars apply to
WIN. ESTABROOK, on the premises, or TO WILLARD
BROAD At Rutland d2aw wti46 Nov =.
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THE PROTECTION ms. co.
fire W. s, Exchange Buildings, Nortk II n

TIL z PROTECTION ms. co.
Office NJ. s, Exchange Buildings, NORTH AZ he
State House, Hartford CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature OF
i Connecticut, with Capital of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing Fire and Marine Insurance. and hes the power in
ereasing its Capital to Half Million of Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses, Stores Mills Fac
premium offered as low those other similar
institutions and every has opportunity tring
sum TO protect himself against the ravages Of this destuc
ton element. The the Office pursues in transacng
their business and in the adjusting and payment of losses
is prompt and liberal
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance against and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity are referred for
further particulars ISAAC DAVIS, ESQ., his office
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER ssecy.
Hartford, July II, 1914. ly
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For Sale i'm North Brookfield,

"a FARM containing ne acres OF excellent hsna'
aIRL and wood Land well fenced with good stone WALL
aud walered by failing springs There are on the
YARN new Dwelling House, two good Barns, and out
buildings liberal credit given il desired on portion OF
the purchase For particulars apply TO the subscriber on
,be premises GEORGE JACKSON.
.i'a.,h urookeeid Ian % sws
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y One Hundred Dollars.

In addition % the above premiums, depOsile Of per
cent on the premiums will tie requiFed and depcsite
note varying at the different from Is TO 80 per
the premiums
Applications for Assurance may be made at the Office
the Company, the CENTRAL BANK 10 Worcester and
the Agents in the sections OF New England
New York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, July 8, l845.
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NTill Property in Ohio for Sale

OF Exchange for its equivalent in productive
Property IN Worcester or Boston, MS
TT consists ofa FIGURING Mill, Saw Mills, Ten.
s enents and about 220 acres Of Land, situated on
less& S. mines Creek miles from the ONO River, and
miles from Proctorsville opposite Guyandotte, Va.
These Falls considered key 10 the almost nexhans
,ibe supply OF Timber above which down SO miles
TO- but cannot pass them without great risk AMI loss-he
low the creek is unosrucied 10 the Ohio River at high
II is present rented for $720 year to June
1917 reservng the privilege of making further improve
ments ldesred.
This property eligbly ocaed for the manufacture OF
Iron being the region of the great Iron and Coal
deposits the South OF Ohio" (see the Ohio Geological
survey of which some $4,000 will be turned out in
this County this year.
ANY other information may be obtained by letter adj
dressed TO HAMMOND HOWE,
Jan7, If ClG-k's Nils, Laurence co Ohio.
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CLEARING OUT SALE,

NV will be the time to hny BOOTS and SHOES
81 great discount the yfscrbers are determined
TO reduce and sell The balance Winter Stock before
the ~ Of March, that may have ara-e room for a new
and large assortment of BOOTS and S ~ for the Spring
and sumner trade.
ThS following ofthe Bargains ttsf :sr be hal
BY ealing soon
At The Old Stand of Sam'l Ii. seat
MEMS Thick BOOTS for $3.50 such have been st''
for So
Mer's Calcutta Boots for HIS to 1925
Mems Stout Calf Boots for 50.
Mehs common Cali Boots from 81 rs 10 1926.
Bot's thick Boots from IS CTS to 81 49,
Iaaes Kid End Leather Walking Shoes from f5c 10
with many other kinds proportionately low prices
aaaaOut ld0 pIirs Mems laies', and Chidrens RUB
z , Azf ) at 25 cts per pair.
a4eaairs Ladies lined and bound RUBBERs for SO cts
e "A rgir to close lot.
iafFlc will find il their advantage to call soon If
lhey fss1l 10 buy BOOTS and SHOES at extremely low
prcel
One door north Hordon Broun & Co.'S
+ CHICKERING & LONGLEY.
WerceIier, Feb 2. dw,f
DOCT. GEO. l.. COOLLET'S
+ YDlAN VEGETAB BILE HEALTH
THED1 CTNES!
CONSISTING OF
CaUGH DROPS!
TONIC BITTERS!
~ lNFALLIBBE eye WATER
IL AZ MRS. RICHARDSON'S
/ LJFDLdyN PILE SYRCPi
Fdf sic by EDWARD LIvERMORE, Bookseller and
4atianlr opposite Am Tenn. House. sole agent in Wor
cestSr. THILMAN WARREN General Agent,
DecP. 53tf No 8 Cotting ST., BOSTON.
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TeW& Genfeel Tailoring establishment.

fse l.. STOCKW WELL,
tfSstceeSsor 10 THOMPSON KIMBERLY, JR..)
XMOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens Grafton
w ind vicinity that he has taken Rooms Nos. and
on hf second floor in FORBUSH'S BUILDING, where he
wH gFe strict attention to
Cutting, Making, and Trimming Garments
k.t. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
M NJ most APPROVED style and l00rkTnanke
aaOe v no favor him with their patronage may
sured bal effort expense will be spared give them
the met perfect satisfaction, and that for elegance fiji
and sire of work Garments made at his Establishment
shal, 81 be surpassed by any made in this vicinity.
Hating made arrangements to receive New York. London
and RS Fashions monthly, he will be able present
his ptons the different styles OF the Americans English
and Finch, as they may change during the year.
All garments cat and made at his Establishment are
ws2mNed to give entire satisfaction
itrders promptly executed. u Cutting done short
nosiel
hopes, with his experience and strict attention 10
ousisss, and receive liberal share of public pat
ronAR. Il Grafton. Feb ie.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-03-10
WILLIAM BOYLE.
First Premium. VentiIating and Gossainer
WIG MAKER,

22S Washington st cor. Of Summer (up stairs
BOSTON,
yTAS always hand and manufacturing for SALE varied
il and beautiful assortment of Ladies' WIGS Half Wigs
Frizeites Long Bands &c. every shade and color Aso
Genemens Wings, Topp pieces, &C. of The very finest and
iehtesI description for which he awarded The First
Premium the late Mechanics Fair in Boston.
Persons application, (by letter or otherwse) may OBJ
tain full directions for measuring the head. insure
a perfect IT. fine selection of Ladies' Seams. Whole
sale, at PRICES. ly JAM 20.