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Broonis, Pals, &c.

Brooms, Pals, &c.
Efl nOZ Brooms
w 40" Wood Pals,
20" Alicanio Maits,
so" Assorted vainish BrusheI,
90" do HAIR do
20" Common aud fancy Busters,
Window and Floor do
Tahie brushx>, Flc,h do, Tooth and Nail DO, Scti'
do, Shoe AMI Hursc do, &c.
| June 4, rs. S1RON0S b 20.
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Mario .

In Palmyp, N. ", on the 10Th inst, Ma. CnAstI'
q. EASTMAN editor Of the Vermont Pai''ss mon'Pei'
isr, w., and Susan 8. Ravens, or.
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Mechanics Tools,

SSTRON0S 4 Co. Offer q heavy stock and very
- extensive variety Of MECHANICS TOOiS, which
have een selected with treat care both in regard 10
superiority Of finish and Improvement IN pattern, 10
which the attention Of pureha sefs |. solicited Among
and ack Saws, TO Files and Chisei., bench Planes
and Moulding tools, Plumb and Levels, s,ee and iron
squares, Box wcud rres Compa-ses and Dividers
BesiIs and Try squares, wrenehes, cat steel, Con.
hand do Hatcheis hollow Aussrs, draw shaves, land
papcr. Braces and la,s, saw Sets, 0imbleis, screw
Drivers, Chisel and Anger handles, nal Hammers
hand vises, Chest handles, Glue pots, Plane Irons
&c. &c. June 9, 40.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
NJ w. GAGE has Just returned from n. York
1Ns and Boston markets with . well selected as
sortmen, OF GOODS, consisting Of
FANCY PRINTS, oievery description
Ginghams, Printed Lawns and
Deaines. for ladies' dresses;
Silk Barage and Delane >hawls of,he latest style;
Fancy Cashmere Tor gentlemen's pants;
Summer ,ods for chldren's clothes, all kinds;
Cotton and linen Thread-Spool Threadi
Cord Thread--Silk and Twist Of The Lest qua uy;
Cotton Cloths, Drilling, Bed Ticking. etc.
Groceries.
TEAS of all kinds and qualities. Brown Sugars.
crushd do, Powdered and Havsna Coffee A'lspice,
Ginger. Cassa, Saleratu., Cod Fab Salmon, Mack.
ereil, Pork, Flour, Salt by the az and bb
T5Store one deer south Of E. J. Fsys shse tore
opp"site the old Bank.
Burlington. May % h, 1886. So
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MILLRR'x ~ ATHER pr EsERvATyva
n WnteY Proo( Blacktng.

THIS Blocking y not desgnsd 10 procure Polish,
] bnt 10 render the lsa her Soft. Plishls wat
Psool and mich more Dspabb The inven'o. hiss
had many yssrs experience in shs rsnnins and Shoe
Mskias SusisssS and hes rseos'sd this s''els h.v'
Ing 49, nnre1as v psrlsssing H. vnh v'sw cole
lvsb
MsncMvwsSby ? MILLER Wsyss~, ~ T.
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Silver Spoons.

VILLAS 1 MOVES hsvs nov ls,g. sssss'ms.'
v q Saver Tskk, Tee. Dessert sns ss. SPoT%TSs :
S~ia, II IL ss,isls viii bs sd,yanfsd gaed ny %.
n1y'iog:o,. Juss 1915,
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u3 Sirayed.
- TAkIN W Nv ,hs suh.e,,A., .
100 49, s. L !l;s a.,s c:s. :Sss H.:
,s,n... -, m 4, %HsSs~ IA ~. ~. Ihs Owner h
rILLEY ffNNEY.
Colchester, June 4, 1876. =: ssws
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0o04AA3T PAR VT EMO.
J. C.. RUTHERPORID,

fOOk1kAIT FAINTER, bee iskan the room ove,
J. he shop oi Mr. Orr, m t'hnsch street. vhe,s \,
will h hsppy v ssrve The citizens Of BIZ, iineen. n
he ne N his profession Portraits II sevevsl al N,
pesrsssf shis place, msy s,sny time he inspected q
biz Teom. 7ff.s.3-ts --.,...
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STRAY PIG.

ZANE into the inclos,re 4 The s,hscri'er, abou
Othe 4 h insi., WHITE PIG. The owner vii
pay charge. and tale II away.
DAVID HOGAN.
Burlington, June II, 1886. Sw3
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N Lovely is extremely anxious to close his
W. mercantile business in Burlington, and will
cell hi large stock Of Goods at The very lowest prices
for ca,h or ready paw. Cash 10 VIVA, 10 wanted.
Burlington. June 3, 1886.
NJ 81 am determined 10 close up my business BY
Octo er next ~ LOVELY.
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SWETT'S SCHOOL BOOKS.
SWEETS English Grammar.

THIS grammar |. on the basis If Murray, and Is
L designed for Use 10 common schools, academies,
and higher seminarIe. OF learning. The following
are selec'ed from many testimonials Of the work.
From Turner B. Ren.em, M A, President Of
forvieh Unirersify.
Norwich t'nvef.ry, AnR l6, ls43.
Dear Still have rerused your Grammar win
much sats faction and have cen particularly plea ed
with its cleafness and excellence tf arrangement
The chapters on syntsx are ADMIRAL adap'ed 10
the cons,r'con nj sentences eny very fill and per.
feet. The chapter on verbs also, Is e1ce!'cni; nor
are The glos.a and general adaptation Of the work
10 our standard dictionary, among the least II 10
merits. ] am confident il will .oon ecomr, what il
well deserve. to be, itself STANDARD work, ,
r Very =. '',ly your: Ut T.. B B. Ransom
sweet. English Grammar on the no is Of MURRAY,
mas been intro 'ce BY u.s. au is now used a. The text
book IN that departnent in Kim',aIl Union Academy
IA fact which may he REGARDED a. proof that we
think " the whole ' %HcPsoSs sSy wcoS USE
Meriden, June Is, 1874. Instructor in K. ia.
From Frederick r. Lord son Of NJ Lord D. D.
Prssident Of ia { aouth College.
HW.ic Fall, N. v. Sept. II, 1914.
Side, r q-Myfsar Sir,-1hav examined SWEETS
Grammar with mich satisfaction, and though no, in
the habit Of reconmen hing books, canno, refrain from
expressing my decided preference for this Grammar
over any other with which am acq an'ed In sy..
ena,ic arrangement, in ciearness Of definition, In lis
rules Of construction in The III chapter. pune.
tna'fn pronunciation, vets6 caton-i its appendix
cop ing remarks upon the sound of Inc letter, the
rules Of spelling, and the derivat on Of words. it sup
pile. The detects Of INST other G' aInmars.
have intr dnccd The look inio my school, and
shall recommend il 10 Others. opportunity occurs.
Yours 'e''eEiIa1 Es!GDlsRlcx. R. LORD.
SWEETS Primary school Grammar.
This concise and very lucid Elementary Trease for
beginners, lust puh has been received with great
| favor ny School Committees and Teachers. Al houeh
II has cen cut Of The press hut few months. il ha.
cen introduce into a large NUM- Ter Of -chools and
i'd fair 10 become The mos, popular and useful little
work ot the kin extant The following notices will
speak for hem elve..
From the Rep. d. N Reed Of Oxford " r.
Oxfrl, ~ H.. ia l. Is, 1886
| Deaf Sir: Having examined vonr Primary school
Ora mmar somewhat closely, I am persuaded of Il.
high merits. l. Is simple, clear, and well arrange
and therefore seems to lie well adapied TO the young
mind. No other hook, with which am acquainted
setting forth III. principles Of Engli-h Grammar pc
caly in their elen' MARY application is letter caIcr.
laied to the end at which aims than /. the
one issued by yourself. From its simplicity sn1 it.
ada ptaiioo 10 the capacities Of youth and children.
am sure, It cannon iail VI a wife circulation.
| Respectfully yonr, DANIEL NJ. REED.
| Member ofthe Superintendine Schos
| Committee Of Oxford. ". n
| For sale by s. WOODS.
! Burlington. June 10. 1886
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Ar,hu 3 Antiquarian.
A WORK rasq's, Csrios end la,ssssias. high,
~ ~ sscomnsasisa III lowers ot Csvissitiss I'll
Be amply sapsd ~ ~ psnsssl oi,hs wosi.
Fos ssb ~ 6TIv1NS Woods.
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Hard Ware.

Hard Ware.
OEll nOZ. Blake. Latche.,
SCV $500 gross premium" Screws,
800 dof wrot and cast iron door Butts
100 " " Table do
20 cwt. Hooks and Hinges,
Together with extensive assortment Of Shelf ant
heavy Hardware, which 10 offered Al wholesale ORE
| tail on favorable terms to the purchaser.
June l, '46. STRONGS & Co.
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WANTED,

A N experienced young man % hook keeper. one
"A that has some acquaintance with The Drug hus.
in.ss would he preferred, by PECK & SPEAR
Juns IS, 't6. 2
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Victory! Victory! Victory!
The greatest vet.

ViClOuJ VS'O' ViS'oy
The greatest yet.
TT is now a. in the days of Ethan Allen when
Fort Ticonderopa was captured,
UP AND DOING DOES IT.
Just as the Nav Workers were all in ecs'acles re.
jocinp for War and Victory. STAB, composed in part
Of Mexicsns. Spanish with French Crowns and Brl.
itch Sovereisns, under = Green Mountain Boy tom.
mand-r, re infnrced by u >. American Eagles en-
tered The Empire lily, and iook from Their Stores
s743 Dollars worth OF their most Splendid and Valu.
a lie Goods. Wares, and Merchant &c. and brought Ia
vermon' far stribuon 10 the People, who may have
the articles ly applying 10 their Agent
HOWARD.
Thursday morning May % 1876. So
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Abner Wilcox's Estate.
WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable tn. Probate Cou't for the Disrrc,
OF Chm en- len Commis toner's 10 receive. examine
and adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against The estate Of Abner Wilcox late of Westford
in SAID District, deceased represented insol vent and
also oil claims and demand, exhibited in offset there
to; and sig months from the day Of the date hereof
being allowed by said court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give noii~, that we will attend 10
the business of our appoin' mem. a the dwelling oil
widow Nancy Wilcox in Westfoid, in laid District
on the hrS Thursday OF September. and On the fiih
Thursday Of October next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on
each OF said days
dated thi. d dav Of Nav, A. D. 1876
,ws HEY HEz k AaffH HOWE, Commissioners
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GROUND ROCK SALT,
W1ARR ,NTED pure. for sale by
w June 3, 'l6. A. 8, DEWEY

Straye
EROM the subscriber IN the
u i 2lst of Nav q LI0HT BAY
1 MARE. black legs, a black stripe
X nj on her bnck, ring. bon~d on both
As.-s forward feet. her age Is between
10 and Il years. was rather thin in h"sh when she
lef Whoever will return said mare. or give nforna.
tion where she may be found, shall he suitably re-
wa,ded. JOHN STUART.
Burlington, June 4, 1886. s3w3'
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1)ry Groceries,.

Dry Groceries.
R0 CHESTS Hyson, Young H., n. 3. and Pow.
w chong Teas,
10 Hhds. ST.. C'x. Por,o Rico and n. o. .ms.ts.
10 " MoIasse-,
2 Tons loaf cr,sh'd and pow'i. sugars
Candles Bar Soap, Starch, Ginger, Cas.ia, Pepper,
Spice, Salerau-, Cocoa v-rmlcila Tobacco. Cloves,
Nntnes> Lamp Oil, Sperm Candles. Goldfish, Sal.
mon, &c. &c.
June g. '46. STRONGS d Co.
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Toilet Looking Glasses,

DESIi ES great variety Of others, we have Toilet
- Looking Glasses with and without drawers under
them, also, Kitchen and chamber loo ing glasses,
pocket and trunk do, Flower Vases an many n,hsr
articles. So BRlNSMAID & BROTHERS.
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Violins.

Crockery and Glass Ware
A LARGE sssor,men, Of Crockery & Glass Ware
"A China. etc. n. LOVELY.
June 1876.
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r. G. HOPKIN

oU1CE ever Mr. RsehsldsF's She's Store end
H.,hs.,:n. VI. ly jusels.>s.
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Vermont Central Railroad Co.
~ Of the Stockholders Of the Vermont Central
Railroad Company for abe election Of Directors
for the year enulng and the Transaction Of all other
business which NAV be presented, will e holden a,
the Ceur, House in Windsor, on Wednesday the 18Th
VI July next, al 10 o'clock, A. v.
BY order Of the Directors,
E.P. WALTON. Jr. C,srk.
May q, 1886. 52w2
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Toys Ships.

WARRANTED to swim, and other toys.
w So BRIN3MAlD q BROTHERS.
BRITANNIA and E,r,hcn Bed Pans, Spit Cups,
ID Soap Dishes, Foot and Hip baths, and some 9th.
er necessary and useful articles, for sale BY
s. BRlNSMAID & BROTHERS.
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Cigars !

ARGE sssovtments Of various brands ofImport.
- I'd end Domestic Cigsrs, bv wholesale and retail,
2 u PECK 4 SPEARS.
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Tin Ware.

lin Ware.
VILLAS 4 MOVES continue the manufact
If Tin Ware, and 4 general assortment kept con.
s'an,ly m hand. Merchants and Psda,s can a, al
times M supplied A. rates that will give satisfaction.
Burlinc ton, June 6. 1886.
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Fancy Articles !

MAPS. Perfumss. P"m.des, Bandnlines. Hair OILS
~ Lip S,ive. Cachous, CT eias. Perfume Bottles
PungeniA Fancy Mirrors Ind.lihe Inks. Puff Boxes
T"ih Powders, Ps.,s> and Washes, Hair bye and
Eradcat"rs, Court Plaster, Jones' Sosps Fiavors for
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Carnage Makers

WILL find an extensive assortment of goods in
w their line, IN ms, reasonable terms, at
June 4, as. STRONGS & Co.
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Feathers
LIENS and GEESE Feather. for sale at all times
Il nv Villas & MOVES.
Burlington, June 6, 1886.
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Fire Crates,

A NEW pattern and Of superior wor ma shp, b,
n Jlne 4, 'd6. STRONGS q Co.
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LINSEED OIL.

VILLAS & MOVES are now manufacturing at Wi
noosk city pure article Of Linseed Oil Mer
chants deslrous of obtaining good quality Of oil vii
md for their nteres To call upon US At our Store.
Burlington, June g, 1886
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Fresh Camphene

| RECElvING weekly, for .sle BY barrel and on
IL drauRhL BY PECK & SPEAR
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Family Bibles
THROW S!2s to S2a 50. The greatest variety of
l. omrio Bibles ever offered for sale IN Vermont
now b found Al the Cheap Cash Store II
ANSE.L EDWARDS,
No. l., Pecks Building, Burlington.
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brushes and Combs I

A N endless variety ofTooth, Nail. Shaving, Hair
n Hat, 18th, Flesh. Stove and Shoe brushes; a.
ah't men,s If Dressing. Fine anil Pocket Combs o
Ivory, Buffalo and Horn, a. PECK a SPEARS.
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Tin Plates, Wire, SC.

CTRONGs & Co. have reserved and oTcr an ex.
- iensive stock Of Sad,lery, compri.ins almo.
every rice wanted in their line, reasonable term.
ine 2 as.
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LET THE LAWS RIFLE

At meeting of a comparatively large number of the
friends of temperance law and Order held the Amer-
can temperance House last Thursday evening Sept 10TH
practical application of the principles and for the speedier
accomplishment of the object of those sound declaraory
resolutions adopted by the citizens meeting of the 18th of
August was by all present deemed be both necessary
and advisable, and it was voted unanimously adopt and
present for publication TO all tie newspapers Worcester
the following
CALL FOR A PUBLIC MEETING
" Citizens for The Suppression Of the Illegal Rum Traffic
IN Worcester.
All those citizens of Worcester who in favor of the
appointment OF large Committee take all fair and hon
orabe means to obtain legal proof Of and prose-
cuted, either before Magistrate, the Grand jury, b0t
every violation ofhe License Law in this town,
quested 10 meet regardless of all political religious,
other differences OF opinions, at the Upper Town Hall
the Evening Of Friday merit, Sept. 49, 1916. All other
citizens, IF any there be opposed the appointment of
such Committee both welcome and invited attend
spectators hut not participants of business pro-
ceedings OF the meeting.
Worcester. Sent 10. 1916.
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A FIRST-RATE BLACKSMITH
WROUGHT COLLARS,
Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS, September ~ 1916.
HON BENJAMIN T. THOMAS, Judge of Probate,
IL within and for the County of Worcester has this day
issued Warrant against the Estate Of FREEMAN
FkENCH, Of Oakham, in said County, Trader, an nso
vent debtor and payment any debts or the delivery
OF any property belonging the said freeman French
70 hm or Tor his uses and the transfer Of any property
by him, are forbidden by law
The nrst meeting OF the creditors of said French will
be holden at the Office OF Thomas & Hill in Worcester
on the tt0enty sirh day Of September current ten
O'Clock in the forenoon to prove their debts and choose
an assignee or assgnees OF his Estate and to do such
other business in relation thereto, may then and there
come before them.
dstw2t E. EATON, d. Sheriff.
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NEW GOODS,
B, L, HARDOW & co.

HAVING completed the alterations and i'm
provements they have been making in their Store,
are now receiving large stock of
NEW FALL GOODS,
of every description, which they will sell at GREAT
BARGAINS FOR CASH.
Having come to the determination TO sell exclusively
for cash. they feel confident that they offer greater
Bargains than has get been offered in his market.
They have this week received direct from the NEW
YORK AUCTIONS
so CASES VIEW FILL GOODS,
and will be in daily receipt of ALL THE NEW AND
CHOICE STYLES of Goods, they make their appear
in the market-a of which they will sell at the
Lowest AUCTION Prices for Cash.
Worcester Sept2. dw8w
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DRAWING BOOKS. &c.

TENHE Oxford Drawing Book, 100 Plates,-con-
n tanning progressive information sketching, draw
ing and coorng landscape scenery animals and the hu
man figure, for the OF teachers or for sensrucon.
Goes Drawing Book OF American Scenery, con-
thinning 80 views from nature, with instructions for begin
ners In Landscape
Drawing for Young Children, containing $50 Drawing
Copies
Whatman's English, and supernne American Drawing
Papers, Bristol Board, Water Coors, Drawing Pencils,
Crayons, &C., for sale the Cheap Bookstore 20l Main
street. J. CIRCUIT, JR.
Worcester, Sept H. DIV
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SIRE0VGIHEfI.NG PL.ASI'ER, impreg-
mated with the Electro Magnetic principle The val
liable remedy yet offered for all disorders spinal
complaints RHEUMATISM, Indigestion stiffness of JOINTS
weakness of limbs, pain in the side back and chest SC
They have also successfully applied
tic dooreux vertigo sick headache, paralysis
gout neuralgia Combining every advantage possessed
by the most scientific compound, with the important and
effective Metane 1avanIc preparation and Magnetic pow
highly priced in other Gavanic appliances and with
the facility Of immediate with The parts affected
This and most valuable remedial agent prove
ofncacuabe benefit where other remedies
easily and rapidly reach the desired object.
Secured by letters PATENT and for sale wholesale the
Importers No William Street-at the office of the Prn-
cipal Agent, No IS Chambers S., New York and Drug
gists generally throughout the United States
CAUTION. Each Plaster will bear the signature of the
proprietor.
J. s. HOUGl1ON. lcG Was tjnlt'p eAse!, BOSTON
aeue'si Agent fot tas n sE England STATES.
AGENTS. R0frsster--idmes Green & Co., and S. A.
Rowland. Sprinsfetd-B X, Bliss Barre oods Field
& Co. Amlherst-N. Fitch. Fitchburg-Chas Shepey
LoWeu-G. H. Carlton & Co, and by the dealers in Med.
cine generally. cody Novle.
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was the capture OF Thornton's party. Moreover,
their system of espionage was perfect Nothing
passed in our camp but was known to the Next
can general; even of Thornton's approach he
was informed, and an ambuscade prepared accord
ingly.
ITO he concluded
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DIED,

In Northboro' Aug g. Edward Heath son of Mr. Moses
b. Wildes of Boston, II mos; Sept 9th, Mr. Jacob West
native of Holland, who emgraed this country about SO
years since, 92 leth Mrs Ellen Maria wife of Mr. Henry
G. MAYNARD, and eldest daughter of Mr. VIM. Seaver g.
10 Leicester Sept 18th, Theodore Addison son of c. c.
and Anna :. Denny, weeks.
In Swanzey, NH, Aug 29h, at the residence of Rev. E.
Rockwood Susan Emily, only child of Dexter and Hannah
A. Brigham, Of Boston, Al mos.
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NEW DRY GOODS
Al
CHAIIBERLIW'S.
NOW OPENING

NOW OPENING
= CASES PRINTS, from 3 to I24 cts. per yard,
- comprising many styles good as have been usually
sold al II to Is
Cases Nous de LANES and Cashmeres all uric.
es from one to two shings per yard, of good SLY lie as
have ever been sold for 80 per cent more.
ALPACCAS. Good Cotton Warp for 25 cts
per yard-Good Silk warp for AZ to SO cls-Extra do
so TO 70 cts
French Merinos for Cloaks and Dresses, from
IS to 50 per yd.
SHAWLS-Handsome Cashmere from to $40
comprising altogether handsomes and cheapest assor
ment in New England.
SILKS, the largest assortment in town, COM
prsng every STYLE price and quality from silk
al AZ cents 10 lhe richest article imported.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Cotton Sheetings all qualities yd wide
Pillow Case Linens and COItons; Huckerbuck, Russia
Scotch and Fine Birds Eve Diapers Linen Worsted and
Cotton Damask Table Covers all sizes quaes Nap
kins and boy es Fine Maseiles and Imperial Quilts and
Counterpdnes all sizes together with every other descrp
lion OF furnishing goods to be onnd in Dry Goods
BROAD CLOTHS, &c.
superior Black Twied and Plain German and French
Cloths OF the durable color and fabric, such have
sold oug time, and which have given such universal
satisfaction. Good American Broadcoths from The best
factories In the cOuntry-ogether with large assortment
OF Goods in all departments, which i; would be tedious
enumerate.
Having resumed business with better facilities than
have before enjoyed and perfect knowledge OF the
markets, am uery Of being aDe offer my Goods
AS LOW at least ANY OTHER STORE, and IN most
Cases as low as they cost my Height0rs
All purchasers invited examine my stock with the
that they shall receive polite attention, and that
snail not be undersO by any other OF whatever
pretensUns.
HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN.
Worcester. Sept i6.
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and araiiabie Capital IT S25O,O0O.
OFFER their protection against loss damage BY fire to
" the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity II nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchan
generally, Factories, and Mills the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
cenury-ts reputation for liberal adjustment. and it
promplitude in paying losses well known and esta5
shed. THOMAS K BRACE. P,esjdenf
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford March b, $40. istf
u Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the above
Company, referred for particulars TO A. H. Bur
LoCH. Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-09-15
Diseases of the mouth,
STORE TO I.ET.

ia TUE subscriber offers to LET for one or more
fs:.2A 4 years, his STORE in the Centre vege of
&s+ LANcAsTER. 1t old stand and probably OF
the best locations for trade in Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith
Also-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the Sec
ond story said Store which for years have
been occupied rs TAILoR's SHoPthey an excellent
stand for good workman in that business
small assortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES with
Cases. Drawers &C., may be had with the Store if desr-
ed. JOSEPH w HUNTINGDON
Lancaster Sept. /. dwistf IS