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Drugs, Medicines. Paints,
DYE STUTFs, &c. SC.

IsiiE saasenheFs have just Fesrsyrs large an3
fresh supply 81 al such sgssc.s' - ''e nss-
iy keTi IN Niasge nTg- Sfe's, Rl:sh ihfy
= salisas !, iiis9ose of On lie mosl reassl4ahis
rms. The Eillosin- eo-srsises = hfs e fone
! ihe srieles slwsys On hand;
ulThsie Of Quinins lAgua AEamaiss.
Morphine Group syrup,
IrOn Spanish Ssifen.
cqFSE l,iag Glass.
Zine Fogler's Min. Solution,
alrn Ssits Of Tartar.
Msrnesia Ointment canIhaE
Soda ciimn
'eid4 TsTtsuc HydfsEg,
SulPhuris Oh Fsrfsrmint
Nitric & Nitrous clITss
Bensoic l.sFnon
Nugislie u!hes
nly. Iresae. css,o.
lslsp Aniye
Rhti Hogswsed
Aloss Juniper
CLlehs croion
Iyllh Sassa;gsss
arb. Iron PrcciFi;s:e Tine. Diglisi!s
Ammonia coishieum
Hra Artie Opium
Ammeniae DO. csmFh:
FGiil: iron NuIiai:
Mynh CanlhsFldss
Shrllss Rhsi
CsmIhor Geniian
Coliseum Iodine
adix Seillae vsriisris
Geniian Turkey tmher.
SsrpeniaIia 9'erTe de Sienna,
Colombo pr1ssian Blue,
Senska yellow Uere.
Yalerian Red Lead. White Lead
spieeiia Back l.ead. Indigo.
Rhei Glue. Yrneiian BED.
ream Tafisr Msd,lcr, Lamp Rlatk,
Nh. & Roll Su'lhur Spanish RreEn pnrax.
isnna, Svsrmariii. Creme Green, l.iiharge
dine. Iodine Po,sssa, CroIre Yeaow, snuff.
.reasU;e Gsmhore. Tumeric, Prmice Stone
alonel. Blue Mass. ,i.ozwocl. Ground Il E..
1t. Genlan & Bark. Rotten >;orc.
cru,ian Bark, y. s n. I.inscrd n.l, Sperm Gil
'ilEa,c Of Silver, Tarness' oil,
ugsS Of Lead. Spirits TuUsntine.
rcparrd Chalk. lcopsl varnish.
ranyille's Lotion, Coach vamish, T.
alsain copaiya. ., Wis,ar's Balsam Wild
pirits Rosemary. Cherry.
?. Sitre Dull, SIENNA, iJujuhe Paste,
-:;s.i; ac,,s;e: s: G.,he.sIs p,Ssst piFss
Bottle corks, Walls, assorted, sponses,
&c. &c. &c.
- Also. full and complete assortment Of
&c.,.
LONG, WEBB l. CO.
April 81. 70
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Vegetable Universal flne,
ARE A STRENGTHENING, PrRGATIvE
.~'E*# AND A PURIFYING TOaIC. -

ARE 4 STRENGTHENING, PGR(;ATIyE
.~fET@ AND A PURIFYING ToaTC. "
Theae Pills arc universally ACKNOWLEDGED I,
al who have used them. To be = Pleasant, SAFE
aud Certain CuIc for Bilious Ferers, Fcver and
Aguc, Liver Complaints. Sick Headache Jeun.
dice. Indigestion. lmFurily Of the Dlopd, Cutane.
Gus Diseases, Nervous Irri;l;ian, Languor. Hahi.
'ual cnstivenesF, Loss Of Appetite. Dyspepsia.
Piles, Colo, Worms in Children, Femslr Tom.
plants. ard all III eases arising from TORPID
Liver 9! Impure Blond. and they are teyond all
ccmpaison the hest Of III known sIscifcs far the
cure THAI class Of diseases for With the Ncti-
cal Facuty nave for yeats uri;td IN p.escris;ng
the celebrated Pas #+'f
ssFsararsiIa ana wild Cherry.
Which are The ,rvo principal ingredients Of II.
LIZ hoS s Fttis: and are - eon''irea with other
valuable Remedial Agents taddei to rupply cer-
ain sanatiyc Properties Which both aIe deficient
off, t'at the whole compound furnishes the safest,
most efectls, mast agreeable. aud mosi perfrct
Tonic and Areriens Medicine eser offered to tie
public. al 49,. 4=%@. 1@s. sas@@ 49,
ASIAN Anii.bIious MEDICINE. no fanily should
&c ~ lihou, thsn. A single trial is more satis.
factory than a thousand certificates. --.... -,
BE caIe'rs 20 ask for DR.. lie Roys Vegetable
Universal Pills. md takc no other
Price rs certs rer to1, wiih full aircc;iers
Princip4l'nf'ire. TAT Grecawith corner Of H.
peTty street, Aew-Iork. 4~sys as3s4v ea~~--~ ri
<.e- s~ @->se J. HUBBARD L. co.
s-y@s- 90 .t.- Sole American Agents.
Tor sale hy, .. ..~z ,.... ...
w. LONG. wEBG & c.. Ilillshoroueh.
ELI MURRAY. r.. Ce,I.r Grove.
4. i. WEBB & Co, Clover GARDEN.
knrit q, s~' q <Af.e e. aag#t' s.#@a#AA va
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Advertising Rates for Che IIillsboroush Recorder.
One dollar per square tis lincs) for tbe first
insertion, aad 25eenis for each continuarcc. re-
ductlnns made favor Of standing advertise nep,s
as follows: wv =
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JUST RECEIVED, and For Sale bv
$500 LONG, WEBB & CO., =
Fresh HOPS, Stoughton's Wine Bit
Fresh Lime Js,ee, tcrs, r III
Mouth Arenas. .aeoe Prsof Walls. .s@~a
!. Tooth Paste. saddis.bag yials, ...a
lulis Frusses, e., fqua Fort;s, ..m.
Chiftlren's Cum Elastic Fly Stone,
Is !russes, Irja RubSer pail Pas.
Best Cologne. 1T. : ters. B." 80
Fairs su!ph. Qninine,s copal vsrnisa, r.. .a.t
treach Do. Do. Coach Do. : ~
Pstent Fuse. for Blasting. =. -..,
Alsa god assortment Of Carriage Tim.
mings.
My %. *#~ r @*@E& sa
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Cabinet Ware House.

'ENHE subscriber respectfully informs his fricn',
- AMI the pubic generally, iha, he has on hand.
4al gi endelvos constantly to keep variety of
tse,i-nadc Furniture, embraeiDg all the leading
articles, such az. .-- .-,-.-=r .--~ :
sofas s4itieE,0ardls, Bureaus.
Escd-tcadS. Gables.
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ExcHANGE

H E1cffA NGE. ~.
WILL y taken in exchange for Goods, Old
y cssings. Linen and Cossna Rags. and
Plank. =.
a. MCKEE &; ca.
OSiohss o s.ss -=w -. 60.
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Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
EsTABLTs z MINT,

e- .....s..- ~ IlttsiI'2 ~ 49, AbLs ~ y~
r III subscriber woubI respectfully feirrn bis
Z thanas to the public for the paircna.e e1.
tended to the firm Of Hsughuucnt L Eliint; and
as the business viii he continued hy him IN all its
varioas branches, st the old stand, lie hopes to re.
ceive TIC same Heal patronage. o.
STILLS. and TIN WARE, OF every variety
for household use. manufactured in the r,ost neat
and durable style hyeyperiencsd worka,sn KEEP,
constantly or hand. or maize to order pnihe mos,
reasonable terms. Repoir;ng Of Stills and Tin
Ware done on thc shortest notiee. ~ E.
He is also prepared 10 a:tcrt 10 all ot,iers f,s
COVERING HORSES WITH TIN, and
GCTTERlNG, which he engages 10 70 IN !
style equal fof rxcsilence and ncalness with that
Of any other workman in the State ~g @~
Tin. Ware, assorted. furnished Wholesale to
Merchants and others. and delivered az their
doors at Petershur- prizes. F =|
JACOB HACGHAWOUT.
scPt.2s. ss--t
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CONTEMPORARIES, sc.
MRS, vAssEE

ff's Just ~.
esiVed q Sc.
ny large and
well selected
sssoriInenloi
articlesin
her line oi
business, TO
" hieh she
Won ID re-
specI fully
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BLANKS for xlo .! this odics.
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cREAP WATCHES { JLWELRY,

MAlsH.E~Ai.L MD hLEAAln
n lie r.. pa Wfsl end .tsaLs Sssrs.
Ne IS y Ssolif 81, o-sser # Q.sygy.
ram F.rnr Ns...rh.w tn - ia.
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Aprass
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-10
Worcester, July l, lS4s.
CIRCULAR.
no the Ladies oil Worcester County.

To the Ladies of Worcester County.
An arrangement mas been entered into between the
Worcester County Agricultural Society," and the Worces
ter County Mechanics Association whereby the Exhibit
ton of Manufactures, the coming Autumn relinqushed
to the direction of The Mechanics Association
The undersier ed have been appointed Committee TO
solicit from the LADIES OF the County, especially from
those whose contributions have heretofore formed so at
racve feature in the Exhibitions of the Agricultural
Society, and from all others disposed to contribute spec
mems of their SKILL industry, and perseverance, in ali de-
partments OF labor peculiarly pertaining woman.
Specimens OF NeedetUorkor the products of the Loom
whether of Cotton, Wool, Worsed or Silk articles Of
comfort convenience or luxuary aso Drawings Paint
ings and articles of elegance taste, whether products
of leisure moments of regular occupation are solicited
and is hoped that such zeal and spirit of emulation
will be manifested that the coming exhibition will rank
equal to those of previous years. while under the aspices
OF the Agricultural Society.
competent person will be appointed take charge of
all contributions, and such places assigned for them in the
Hail. will best exhibit their excellencies The name of
the contributor together with the article or articles con-
tbuted, will be entered in book and number attached
to them whereby they be readily identified and care
fully restored to the owner
The Exhibition will commence on TUESDAY, the 26fh
Of September, preceding the day of Cattle Show and con
nue four days longer 1t is desirable that all articles
intended for Exhibition should be forwarded to PUTNAM
W. TAFT OF Worc ESTER the Superintendent or presented
at Hail. early the Saturday preceding the day o
exhibition in order that they may he properly arranged
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
ALBERT TOLMAN,
GEORGE PHELPS.
Worcester. July !, 1913.
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II Parson Brownlow, OF the Jonesboro, Tenn.
Wing, will not swallow the Taylor nomination
any way they can fix it. We make the follow
ing extract from one Of his articles on the sub
ject:
We are not In the habit Of making hollow
profession OF political tenets to suit the candidate
in the field We were opposed to Gen. Jackson's
election, every time he was before the people,
on the broad ground that he was mere "Milita-
ry Chiettain,' and not in any sense Civilian.
AS we have always thought, we still think. We
believe it is dangerous measure for the Amer-
can Republic to select her Presidents from the
.4rmy. 1t Increases, promotes, and perpetuates,
the abomina6le lust for military glory and con-
quest. already too rife for the good of this coun-
try, and makes the election hinge upon perni-
cious principles and false issues. The whole
system OF Hero worship is wicked in the sight
OF God, and grossly unjust to those grey-headed
statesmen, Nho for many years of toll and anxi-
ETY. for the welfare Ct their country, have sue
cessfuly conducted our public affairs and who
have right to expect that the people will choose
from among them the highest civil officers
There are men in the ranks of both parties,
who, for nearly half century, have faithfully
served their country in her councils, and it IS
but a poor reward to overslaugh them all, with a
mere soldier, whose claims are based upon the
bloody work OF single day, a single cam
P"iSh. because lhe hdluS OF zen. Taylor are
red with Mexican blood, is there any reason why
he should supercede such men as Henry Clay
and John Mclean, for the highest civil Offices OF
the country Gen Taylor admits himself that
he has no knowledge of political affars-that his
mind is not made up on the ordinary political
questions of the day.
Gen. Cass is an intriguing demagogue, who
stands by his party right or wrong, with some
political experience, it is true, but nomnat
ed on account of services he had rendered in the
tented field, in the war of 1912. Gen. Butler, a
second third rate Kentucky Lawyer, was
placed upon the ticket with Cass, because he is
now the Hero of two wars. Are these reasons
why any of these men should be made President
of the United States: Is not Statemanship
science A knowledge of certain rules, prece-
dents, settled matters of policy, and certain,
and very considerable amount of experience are
necessary to qualify man to fill the Presiden-
ial Chair of this nation.
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PEOPLES CONVENTION.
DISTRICT NO 5.


The Freemen, in the several towns OF Con-
gressional District No. 5, who are opposed to the
election of Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor to the
Presidency OF the United States, and to the
further extension Of Slavery in the Territories,
or the admission into the Union of any more
States in which Slavery is tolerated, are request
ed to meet in the towns respectively, and elect
Delegates to a DISTRICT CONVENTION, to be
holden at the City Hall in Worcester, on We'd
nesday the 26th day Of July current,at 10 o'clock
A. M, for the purpose of selecting Delegates to
the National Convention to be holden at Buffalo,
on the 9th of August next. Each town is au-
thorized to send three times tn number of dele
gates to which the town is entitled to Represen.
tatives in the General Court, and all towns have
the right to three delegates, whether entitled to
full representation in the General Court or not.
Per Order, ALEx'R. De WIrr
Member of the State Committee for District No s.
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Worcester Go. Mechanics Association
CIRCULAR TO MANUFACT ERS.

The Worcester County Mechanics Association
announce to the public that their FIRST EXHIBITION for
the encouragement Of Manufactures and the Mechanic Arts
will be holden at the City Hall in the CITY WoRcEs
TER, on TUESDAY, the TOenty sirh day Of September
nert being the week OF the annual Cattle Show i'll this
place.
The undersigned being Committee to issue a Circular
TO the Mechanics, Manufacturers and Artists Of Worcester
County do most respectfully invite ALL who may nave
achieved any discovery in science, SKILL art have
invented or improved any useful machine or implement
to offer for exhibition and Premium articles in every de-
partment of labor SKILL which may tend in any manner
TO add the comfort Improvement of mankind whether
of wood, stone metal, other material. The products
Of the LOOM in Silk Cotton Wool, Hemp Flax Hair,
and all articles generally considered being the work
the airer portion of Creation are solicited and shall
have proper places in the Exhibition
Medals OF Silver and honorary Diplomas will be award
ed to the inventors propetors of such machines i'm
plements, scientific discoveries, shall be deemed
most important the well being of manknd and also for
superior skill and workmanship articles exhibited may
deserve it being UNDERSTOOD that far possible such
machines implements, discoveries, to form part
of the present Exhibition, and the Government pledge
themselves that no partially shall be observed in their
distribution In Issuing this Circular we appeal TO each
and all the Mechanics, Manufacturers Artisans This
extensive County and feel assured from the benefit result
ing from Exhibitions in other Cities that be
devised which will tend to promote the mechanical skill
and interests in great Degree which brings to-
geher vew numerous productions of industry
science and TASTE thereby aording the whole community
opportunity for correctly judging upon the numerous
and wonderful improvements of the present dy-and far
Their than this who doubt that ties and feelings
are enlarged gthened and improved by The inter-
change of views and opinions, afforded by such Exhbi
tonst so, we trust our friends and all Others who
have The power, will lend their aid, influence and good
will on the present occasion.
To prevent Inconvenience dissatisfaction and in order
to secure prominent places in The Exhibition contributors
earnestly requested send their goods season. that
they may be entered PR pery arranged on or before
Saturday, the 23d of september if possible
Contributors requested to address JOHN BOYDEN
Secretary of this Committee, Worcester, Mass which
will meet with prompt attention. and every facility posi-
BILE will be given to exhibit their productions the best
advantage. WIN. b. FOX,
WIN. A. WHEELER
FREEMAN UPHAM
SAMUEL DAVIS,
1CHABOD WASHBURN
VIM. NJ. BICKFORD
JOHN BOYDEN.
yVorcarfar IuIy oAe
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FREE TERRITORY MEETING.
WARREN HAIL

The friends of Freedom in this City who opposed to
the election of Generals Taylor and Cass, invited to
meet at Warren Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT,
l4h instant for the purpose of selecting Delegates to
represent them in the County and District Conventions
to be held at the City Hall the 26th ns and for organs
izing CGb for active operations during the coming Pres
dental campaign.
This invitation is extended to all Wings Democrats
and Liberty disposed yield their influence for the
preservation of Freedom in the territories of the United
States. Per order.
July 8, dw
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To Teachers and School Committees,
The subscribers have just published
The COnlmOn-SchOOI Arithmetic, ;

BY PLlNY E. CHASE, A M
w HiGIl they confidently recommend superior in the
W following respects, any other in the market
l. 1t Is the ONLY work on the subject (excep the Ele
ments OF Alhmeilc," by the same auhor,) in which
natural and strictly philosophical arrangement is adop
g Ii contains MORE ORIGINAL FEATURES and greaIer
number OF improved methods of operation than any other
arithmetic 1900 ' O'"''
8. Il embraces in VOLUME all the principles
OF Arithmetic and contains valuable information in
addition TO the matter usually given.
a. II is the SIMPLEST TREATISE adapted to the use or
schools. BY teaching Integers, Decimas and Federal
money IN conneSion by an improved and methodcal
treatment OF Fractionsand by clearly explaining all the
principles and showing their general appjication the an
ho mas oeen enabled to dispense with nearly thirty of the
unnecessary and perpexng rules that given other
works.
1t contains the copious practical exercises there
oelng neatly 9o3O exampleswhich is about FvEs TINES
THE NUMBER usually gwen. These examples are 81 Grad
ual that the pupil Will require but little from the
teacher and well arranged every prince can he
readily understood and thoroughly measured ' ~
In proof Of the high estimation in which the work is al
ready held by many experienced teachers we snIiaiu
few OF The numerous Recommendations which have been
received from various sources ~
From the Principal Of the Philadelphia Normal School,
Philadelphia, June Z, Ie48.
mon School Arithmetic" The number variety and excel
lent character OF the examples would themselves samp
the book MS work merit and its value greatly enhanc
ed by the amount OF original matter, the philosophical
arrangement, and the mplcity Of the explanations |
can cheeruIly recommend il of the best school
book have ever seen and admirably adapted TO the
purpose designed by its author.
A. t. w. WRIGHT.
From the Teachers Of the Worcester High School.
Worcester High School, June %, ls48.
Having carefully examined Mr. Chase's Common School
Arithmetic, we are convinced that either as textbook
for Common Schools or part of mathematical course
it superior to any similar work with which we are ac
quainted N WHEELER
WIN. E. STARR
GEO P. FISHE R.
From me Fr1ncapM Of the Cambridge High School.
Cambridge, July 5, l84s.
have examined with great pleasure the copy of the
" Common School Arithmetic" which you did me the
honor to send me- hesitate say that consider it
the best work of the kind before the public Indeed it is
the only work which comes up my idea of what an
pleasure than hear the general introduction If your
work into our New England Schools.
Truly yours ELBRIDCE SMITH
BThe publishers will furnish copies, with
pleasure TO Ieacher or members of School Committees
who wish to examine The work.
A. HUTCHINSON & co.
Worcester July 10,
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The County Convention, of the opponents of
the election of Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor
to the Presidency, will be holden at the City
Hall in Worcester, on Wednesday July &c, cur
rent, at O'Clock P. M, for the purpose OF form
ing County Organization. The several towns
will choose Delegates on the same basis as is
laid down for the District Convention.
ALEx'R. De WITT, Per order
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Scan and Candles.
THEY ALWAYS CURE.

The cure of Mr.. Davidson of Washington St. of Rheu-
matism, by the use of HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHEN
ING PLASTER, has attracted much among his
friends that we take the liberty of referring the subject
again. Mr. Davidson afflicted with weakness of the
back and rn ANIMATION of the cords and muscles of his
legs, that he unable to ascend descend fight of
stairs and frequently dress himself He used Herrcks
Kid Strengthening Pasers end pronounced himse If cured
in three days These remarkable Plasters sell for ei cts
Orders to be directed to HERRICK d CO.. No s James
St. Albany, r. Sold by ID. ScoTT, JR., Co., and Tuck
Err RuGGLEs, and S. C.WHITE Horcester, and by drug
gss or merchants in almost every and village.
July D. dwlt
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ImstructiOm in die French Langnage

instruction in the French Language.
M. JACQUES TROYON respectfully informs
the citizens of Worcester that to give Lessons
in the French Language.
Terms-eight dollars quarter for those who join in
class and twelve dollars for private pupils.
M TROION refers to Count de LAPJRTE, Boston, in
testimony of his capacity as a teacher.
Apply at Mrs Lesure's, 20 Central Street.
June l6. div
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A FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION

On WEDNESDAY, July 10th,
IA A T 40 O'clock A. NJ, on the premises, the FARM
sum IA of ERAsrus GUM situated within 80 rods Of
GsA the Tatnck Hotel, containing about 60 OF
good Land, well divided for Tillage and Pasurng, and
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers There is Or
chard on the place OF superior engraed Trees In fine
order, also other fruit trees The House Is convenient
aad large enough for three tenemens, with well of
ceent water, there schools within 60 reds OF the
pae. .t,ta's
Terms liberal, and made known at the time and place
of sale. THOMAS Ii. SELBY & CO..,
Worcester, July IL. Owls Auct'rs.
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DIR. III. f. BISHOP,

~6DFNr7-1S~ OPERATES in all branches Of
guy ST lE1~~ Dentistry, at No. 1872 Main st.
49, The liberal patronage he has en-
oyed IN worcester The past two years. enables him
Ter those wishing work. to great variety of operations
ranging artificial teeth low prices warranted work to
SATISFY all tnat employ him. June 2.
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CHLOROFORM

MILLER s. NEWTON-DE.VTYST
1876 MAIN STREET,
Having first introduced the Chloroform into Worcester
and successfully used in their practice prepared to
administer il In all cases where it is needed.
s. p. MILLER,
Worcester, Jan z. diff JAMES NEWTON.
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~ IIIt I TtIICII OdII NGWed Boots.
&c. of as good qualify as can be found in
massachusetts, Fine Calf pegged Boots an imitation Of
sewed and IN point OF finish and fitting nearly Iua to the
pest sewed boots Common Cali, Grain and Goat Boots
some very broad and full The Old Cents Roots with Io
heels, broad and full, first rate article. "
SHOES-SHOES
Mems and Boys Kip, Calf and Shoes and SINNERS;
Mems Cloth CATERS. patent leather lin Count n,Nt1
say and Velvet Slippers. "a
FPurchasers who Dish to buy CHEAP tciU find it for
her interest to call al this Establishments ,U6ch is he
Oldest in Worcester and probably the place tere Boot
ana Shoes can be bought the cheapest and best.
hhFAlflNG done at short notice. in and thor
CROUCH manner, as at any other shop in this CITY,
May 25. DIFF 81 and Il Main 81