Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

ed articles oil excellence aud utility which have been
collected IN those spacious for the past week
and which have come under the inspection of so MANY
thousands OF people, of all ages sexes and conditions
Our space will only permit to comment upon a few
OF the articles exhibited, and especially those of do
mestc manufacture.
O"'n61Ises.-ln this department, our fellow. citizen
NJ T. Breck, has no competitor. He exhibits fine
specimen OF his work manufactured for one of the lines
plying between Boston and Dorchester which is hieb
ly creditabe to his establishment
flour.-Messrs. Draper & Clark exhibit six differ
ent brands OF Fancy Genesee, of extra quality for
"h'cn they are agents. Among these are Hills,
beaehes' Williams Co., Shepards and Smiths all of
which are favorite brands in this market
Messrs. J. G. s. d. II Perry, also of this CITY, ex
hIbit some beautiful specimens of Wheat and Corn
Meal, ground at their mills in Quinsigamond village.
Soap.-In this article there is a great deal of COM
petiton and the various kinds exhibited seem to nos
sess many valuable qualities but that which bears away
the palm from all rivals is the Excelsior bar soap of
CALDWELL Payson & CO., of New York which will
wash clothes perfectly clean in hard water, and obviae
all necessity for boiling them. Among I2O samples Of
soap exhibited at the Worlds Exhibition, this is said
to have takeu the first premium. Draper & Clark,
Front Street, are the Worcester agents. T. T. Mer-
riam, of Providence, r. L. exhibits specimens of bis
soap, aso which is much praised by all COED house,
wives.
| Cloths, Shirts and DraiOrs-Alexander Bgelow of
South Worcester, exhibits several pieces of Sane of
his own manufacture. Nlessrs. r. X. & B. James, of
New Worcester, display elegant specimens of
knit wool under-shirts and drawers. This is new
branch of industry in Worcester the Messrs James
having had their improved knitting machinery in oper-
alton but few months, but we doubt not it will prove
a successful one.
! Niliner y.-Messrs. H. H. ChamberIin s. Co. ex.
hbit a splendid case of millinery, indicative Of the
highest perfection of and skill the part of their
work-women. Miss L. A. jerks also shows heauti-
ful case Of millinery goods, among which we notice
bridal bonnet that outshines everything. There are
also cases of elegant goods in this department from
Mrs. Williams and the establishment of Austin Flint
all of Worcester.
Utnbrellas.-A case of Umbrellas, exhibited by c.
g. Ellis, Of Worcester, indicates that this article NAV
he had without borowing, and of Worcester manu-
facture.
Brass Musical b,Struments.-The of instruments
exhibited by Isaac Fiske of this city, Of his
uiacture, are beautiful specimens of workmanship.
1, ChemicGls.-PhiIbrick, Carpenter & Co., of Boston,
exhibit variety of chemicals which are very neatly
put up.
Hats Caps and Furs-The display is not large, but
what there is, is of excellent quality. There are six
. extra fine Plush Hats from Bowles & Blood which
a Genin would not be ashamed to take the credit Of
e making They also display very good plush caps
n, for winter wear, and variety Of furs.
John p. EctteU of Worcestpr has casa of yor,
ID rich urs, among which beaver, otter skin, anc
r. seal skin gloves, otter fur cap, and beautiful
n fitch and stone martin fur tppets, buffalo robes, &c.
To Ctochs.-There are great variety from Drsco
nd establishment, in Bigelow's Court. c. C. Coleman
he also, of Worcester displays clocks of all sizes ant
m prices, warranted to keep time.
n Fine Boots.-A from Earle & Batcheder, o
nd Worcester, is well got up. A. C. Boyd, of Oakham
exhibits six pairs Gents calf boots, very fine; and An
sci Lakin, of Worcester, displays containing q
ar different sizes of fine caf boots, which are credit
sr- his establishment. Maynard s. CO., shoe-deaIers il
Ter Piper's Block, also display very rich assortment il
at this line Of goods.
,c- Shoemakers' Findings.-There is a great variet
of from the store of c. G. Capp, Main street. On shoe
ler makers tools, Gerry Valentine of Worcester has
or superior. He exhibits of his famous boot patterns
fu made of mahogany and bound with BRASS and vare
u ofother tools, all of the best Workmanship. The pat
terms of Mr. V. worthy the attention of the trade
for much Labor may be saved by their use.
our Counter Scales-L. T. LazelI, druggist, exhibits
of pair of Counter Scales, Of French manufacture of arg
nd rze, and most delicate Adjustment which he has re
w. Gently purchased for his use.
lso Secng Maclnes.-There are several varieties, hu
t." speak Of their merits
p's tusical hstrumeats.-In this department, Worces
Its ter manufacturers make very credtabe appearance
the Milton NJ Morse exhibits Rosewood Paror Sera
ud phne, of his manufacture, of superior tone and
ms. egant finish. He has achieved high reputation fc
be- these articles and deserves it. Farley Pearson
p's hibit Seraphnes and Koans, which much praise
by connoseurs in the good qualities of such articles
the N. b. Jewet also displays of his seraphnes,
by seraphne The latter of the finest piece
or of cabinet work we have ever seen.
Of Fulitue-Noihing can excel in design and fnisl
hat the beautiful rosewood bookcase exhibited by Mr. j
seph Burt, Of this city, He also has in the exhibition
10 a black walnut, and mahogany bookcase, doub
the counting desk extension dining table, and otl
ion articles Of cabinet work, which prove that he ig
We the head of his business.
Gu. Messrs Taber & Lawrence exhibit great variety
md costly furniture from their well known establshme
the opposite the Post Office. They extensive dealer
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