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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08
A War, Shot by "A Snake.

4 letter in the Philadelphia Ledger
states that few days ago a man named
Louman, storekeeperin Siddonburg, Y Yorb
county, was out cunning, when he discov-
cred a large snake, and in order quickly
TO secure it from running away he placed
the butt of his rife, loaded with ball at
the time, upon the body Of the snake,
srith lis ha7'd directly across tie muocjc.-
The snake, in its writings to free itself,
coilcd around the gunstock, and with one
of its coils struck the hammer, which was
down upon the cap at the time, hard e.
noush to discharge the gun, the contents
of which entered the ball of the hand
near the wrist, and, in diagonal direc-
ton, came out between the junction of the
little finger and the one next to it. Hap
PLY no bones were broken.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08

A-E&F Warren Wood has been arrested
in New York, charged with the robbery
and attempted murder Of a pedlar, named
Hiram Williams, near Coxsackie, \. Y,
on the 18th ult.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08

A public man at the South is thus po-
otic ally lined by local paper:
A corn complexion-somewhat red
Wry looks to scare the crows:
A monstrous great big cabbage head
4 mamoth turn up nose.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08

1~Thcrc is girl in Troy, New York,
aged II years, Of French parentage,
whose face is almost entirely covered
with hair Of dark color and about two
inches long. She is intelligent, fond of
books, and attends school regularly
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08

sI~THE CORNER STONE of the new
Presbyterian Church at DaotS5"rg, will
be laid providence permitting on Satur'
day, the 18th inst, at 2 o'clock, 7. NJ
The ministers Of all Christian denomina.
tions and the public generally are invited
TO be present
Ii. s. HOWELL.
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N0EEcH

Is hereby given TO James Bush and Ly,li,
Shank, children of Margaret Bush, that tie
Inquest IN The above case Will De taken at the
Court House, in the Borough Of Slrondsburr,
on "Wednesday, the 2Sth day of September,
inst. at : O'Clock r. NJ
JAMES II. WALTON.
Commissioner.
September 8, 1853.
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Aggregate
SI,667.6S9.454

This Is frightful aggregate, but it is
no larger than the reality. About one
quarter Of it is held abroad or on foreign
account, the balance among citizens of the
United States.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08

WIDOW, WIFE, MAID.-An instance
has recently occurred in Cincinnati in
which lady was a maid, wife and a
widow, all in one day Mrs. Mcdonnell,
wife Of the man who was so cruelty mur-
dered on Front Street, had married her
husband on the morning of the same day
on which the fatal affray occurred. At
morn a maid, at noon a wife, at evening
Widow
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Commonwealth ex relatione
George G. Ransburry,
Margaret Bush.

the Court award an inquest in said case and
direct a commission in the nature of a writ
de lunatico inquirendO, to issue to JAMES II.
WALTON Esq. and that notice be served per-
sonally on Margaret Bush, and on each of her
children, if within the County, and if not,
upon those that are, and by publication in one
newspaper, on those not residing in the Coun-
ty at least three weeks before the hearing
BY the Court. From the Record.
II. II. DREIIER, Prothonotarp.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08

A few cases of Yellow fever have oc-
cured in Philadelphia, within the past
month; but the general health of the city
IS remarkably good.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08
The October Election,

The approaching General Election will
he an important one, as the following
State and County Officers are to be cleo
ted, viz:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08
III RI LIST.

List ofpersons drawn to serve as Grand
Jurors at September sessions, 1853.
Stroud-Pugh Decker, George Rams
berry, Abraham Ietter, Abraham Metz
gar and Ezra Marvin.
NJ. Smithgeld-George Michaels, Eli.
jah Quigly, John Turn, ir., Robert Me
Nelly, and Frederick Smith.
Pocono-Daniel Metzgar, George S
Knipe, and John Albertson.
Tobyhanna-John White, jr., Andrew
Eschenback.
Hamilton-Jacob Storm, Jacob vii
liams and Charles S. DERRICK
Chesnuthill-Charles II. Heaney, Pc.
ter S. Altemose and Melchoir Kresge.
Eldred--Joscph Hawk and Johr
Harter.
Price-Elihu Postens.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08

Richmond city has contributed $4,000
for the relief Of the New Orleans suffer
ers.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08
| ANOTHER DESPATCH. I

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2.-To day wa:
observed by fasting and prayer. The
stores were nearly all closed, and bushes:
generally suspended. The weather
throughout the day has been very sultry
The number Of deaths by the fever to-day
was 103, being seven more than yester.
day. The epidemic now begins to create
havoc among the better classes.
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DeE!, State and National.

The Cincinnati Railroad record, makes
the following estimate of the debt due by
the general and State governments, mu-
nlciipal corporations, Railroad Companies,
and private individuals -
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The YeIlow Fever at New Orleans.

The YeIlcW Fever at New Orleans,
New ORLEANS, Sept. 3 The number
of deaths for the "a hours ending this
morning was l16, of which 81 were from
fever and 9 unknown. The number o.
deaths for the week was 955, Of which
S04 were from fever.
The whole number of deaths since the
2Sth of May is 9,544, Of which 7,21;
we're from fever.
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1{AY Ea o.

In pursuance ofa Resolution adopted by the
Common Council Of the Borough of Stronds-
burg, the undersigned hereby gives notice
that they will receive sealed proposals, at the
Office of Theodore Schoch, until the 20lh day
OF September, inst. for the grading, curbing,
and paving of the Street in front OF! tie fol-
lowing lots:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08

E&g=Tho painters Of New York city are
on strike for 81 per day
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-Nosc IN Press and uW appear in a fe,c day.
The Life, Character and
CONFESSION

REEFS w EVANS,
Tried and convicted for the murder of
LOUIS REESE,
At the April Session of the Lnzerne county
Court, held at Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania.
BY Rev b. B. Emory, with an appendix by
Rev. Geo. Peck, ID. ID. Price % cents. 4
liberal discount by the hundred. Orders ac-
companied with the cash addressed to the
"Record Of the Times Wilkes-blrre, Pa,
will be attended TO.
September 8, 1853.
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National debt, sos, ,I3I ,692
State debts, 2O2, ,557, ,762
Municipal debt 20 600 600
hailrOad debts, 25O,,OOO,OOO
Mercantile foreign debts, $50 900 O00
Private domestic debts, 930,OOO,0OO
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-08

Commission
de lunatico in
qnlrendo,
May p, 1853,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

BEAUTIFUL IHoUGHTs.-God has sent an
gels into the world whose office it is TO refresh
the sorrows of the poor, and to tighten the ewes
otthe dlsconsolate And what greater pleasure
can we have than that we should bring iov 10 our
brother that the tongue should be tuned with
heavenly accents and make the weary soul listen
Tor light and ease; and when he perceves that
there Is such thing in the world and IN the or
der of things, as comfort and Joy to begin to
break out of his prison of sorrows at the door of
slghs and tears, and slowly begin to melt into
showers and rclreshments--lhis is glory 10 thv
voice, and enjoyments fit for the brightest angel.
SO have seen the sun kiss the frozen earth.
which was bound up in the images of death, and
the colder breath of the north, and the waters
break from their enclosures and melt with ioy.
and run in useful channels; and the flies do rise
iIom little graves in the walls, and dance a little
while IN the AIR, to tell thai Joy is within, and
that the great mother Of creatures will omen the
stock OF her new refreshments, becomes useful to
mankind, and sings praises to her Redeemer.-
80 is the heart ofsorowiul men, under the dis.
course of wise comfort, he breaks from the des-
pair OF the grave and the letters and chains of sor
row ; he blesses God, and He bIesses thee. and he
feels life returning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
[PRICE ONE CENT.
OOrtcster DojIp 5pp.

EXTRACT FROM BLAcKwOoD.-In 1852, the
descendants of the Two and a half millions who re-
volied in 1776 hold in bondage three and one.third
millions OF i~ttve'horn Americans, and retan in a
state of Illuminating social and political inferiortv
nearly halt million more of free colored men. To
these free and 6ve.s Xth millions, to whom life lib
erty, and the pursuit of happiness ought TO be an
maenable birihright, the United States, as a COM
munity, has never pei formed 1.-THE of the good Of
noes which their fureialhers had received from
Ureat britain previous TO the Revolution. On the
contrary, not only has liberty been withheld from
them-the pursuit Of earthly happiness in their own
way lorhldden-even the road TO heaven all but
closed against hem-but it has been declared felony
IN any citizen OF the United States to help on his
way an unhappy might've from labor" who NAV be
rIsking hazardous flight to a land of freedom. If
the wal were holy, which the two and half millions
waged in 1875, 10 avoid the imposition Of slight
tax without their own consent, can il be either an
unnatural rebellion against just rights - or an inter-
terence with 'wise dispensaton Of Providence. %
when, in 1882 nearly four millions of men in the same
land consult about raising themselves above the brute
beasts! The AmerIcan-boTn was branded as n trai-
tor TO his country, who IN the Revolutionary war.
did not sympathise with the two and half millions
IN Their battle Tor Independence; and strange ncon-
slsency! he is equally traitor, IN 1858, who does
sympathze with the four millions in their merely
moral and intellectual struggles for individual free
dom. And, while France was landed as the noblest
OF friends, and worthy of eternal gratitude, when,
to serve her own ends, she sent armed men across
the Atlantic, to aid in the revolutionary contest, all
Europe is now proclaimed the enemy of America.
and the iomenter of discord, if she send across the
same ocean, to more numerous Millions the merely
spiritual sympathy of hopes and wishes for The
ameoration of their lot!
Look at this picture, candid reader, and al that,
and say il man is not everywhere and at all times
equally Inconsistent. Abstract right Yields to cir.
cumstances equally in the most absolute autocracy
and in the so called freest democracy. sMight
dongs of bloody Mary. "Misht makes right re.
echoes three centuries after, from the democratic
halls Of the capitol at Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Table
TOPS, SC.
The sALAMANDER MARBLE COMPANY

A RE now ollaung the above in great variety. The
N articles produced by them very exact In their
limitations OF the choicest Marbles very superior In
their nish and elegant In their designs they are cheap
er than Marble and having an Iron basis are du-
rabe ana caunot be injured by the action OF
OILS, having obtained GOLD MEDAL for them at
the last Fair of the American Institute and receiving
daily commentator from Architects Builders the pub.
c and the press they invite attention TO them with
fdence.
They are also valuable persons ut distance being
more readily set up than Marble and liable TO be
broken Ia their transportation. A Circular with de.
signs and list Of prices will be by post on appli
cation. siIAa Il 'uEuuINE
ware Rooms sls Broadway, New York, under the
oaio u JOHN HUSTON, TO whom all Iusiness cOmmun
cations only should be addressed Mahunctory on I'd
SON corner OF Thirteenth streets, under the supern-
tenuehce OF the inventors, X +. a. l. r. Williams.
specimens may also be seer at IIERRING,S Haia-
mander Safe Depot, 1856, ls7 and 1889 Water st., Wy.
dec6 d9mia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
j. s. RedfieId.

Nos. ITO and liz Nassau street, New York.
Books, for sale by Booksellers generally
1-speeches and Addresses of Thos +. Measher Al 90
2-Cap Sheaf Fresh Bundle, Lewis Myrlie1 II 40
3-Chevalers Of France (IerberD 1S5
4-Children ofLisht, by Caroline Chesebro. / 90
5-Regal Rome, by Francis w. Newman, IS
6-Discoveries In the Mississippi valley, &c, by
Marquette and others. $40. Maps, &c. 100
THE tore.t (Aulhor of Lady Alce) l25
eAncient Egypt under the Phaoahs( vs2 90
,s-Gomparatiye Physiosnomy. a. w. Redaeld) 90
l0-Philosophers and Actresses. (Houssaye) 2 WIS., $50
linen and Women ofthe 18Th century. syols. 9 so
l2-Ihe Master-Bulder life az trade Lee)1 90
l3-Ilagar. story Of To-day. (Alice Carey l 90
A-The Men OF the Time. Contemporary Biog-
l5-Trens Si; On the study Of words. Is
1b-Knights of England. (Hefberi) l25
l7-Cavalisrs Of England. QlerberD l25
ls-Poetieal Works Of Fitz Greene Haleck Loo
l9-Isa pilgrimage. Caroline Chesehro) 100
2O-CloveTnook. (Alice Carey 100
2l-Lectures and Mscelanles (ienry James) 25
22--Dream Land by Daylight Caroline Chesebro) rs
23-Talenis and Traditions OF Hungary. Pulszky) rs
24-Eplsodes Of Insect Life vols each, 200
25-Cbupmaos American Drawing Book, parts each, 50
26-Charaoers in the Gospels. Grey Il. II. Chapn) 50
o7-Lays Of the Scottish Cavaliers. (Aytoun) 90
2s-Lyra and other Poems. ((Alice Caiey) *
o0-rhe Book OF Ballads. (Bon Gaultietl ss
3l-Iilian and other Poems. (Praed1 ~
soIhe Ladies' Of the Covenant. (Anderson) is5
s2-Works Of Edgar Allen Poe. 3vols ao0
ss-prOGsSs and Kindred Diseases. w w.Hai 60
35-The Night side OF Nature (Crowe) %
56--Srscom on ventilation. Cololed plates. 90
U-Nap'era Peninsular war, complete aoe
55-Reichenhach's Dynamics Of Magnetism Ss
in PRESS, AND NEARLY READY. '~S
i-Napoeon IN Exile, b. b. u. o'Menra. avs. 400
2-Ihe Pretty Plate, Illustrated by barley NJ
5-Ihe speeches OF the r. Hoa. 4. n, Macaulav "
vols. "a
"A STRAY Yankee in Texas, Illustrated BY BARLEY W
o-Nick OF the Woods. by Dr.. Bird new revised ed i az
e-The Speeches, state Pape,s and Miscellaneous N
works Of Hon. ". H. seward. ys.eso each, a Sc
dess dSm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
DOORS, sAsHEs. AND BLINDS.

fTHE subscribers have opened ashop at No s0l Main
street, opposite Coton's Nursery, where they w
tend to keep good assortment Of the above ARTICLES.
sashes glazed, or unglazedi Blinds panied, =. I'M
painted which we can sell IA low can be boughtany
where In the city. Also, constantly on hanu, or naue
10 order, 81 ID. Corbln's work. well known TO manuiac-
ture the best work made In this city,
Old Blinds re- painted and broken windows repaired,
at short notice. House Painting promptly attended to
NJ Work delivered 10 any part Of the city, Tree Of
charge. u. a q. " STEVENS
Je25 dSiaw WY
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EDWARD II. MARSH. cor. Main and Pleas. st
Agricultural Implements.
RUGGLEs, NoURsE, MASON, & CO., Court
Mills, Union Street
Boot nd Shoe Pattern Maker
and Boot Trees.
GERRY VALENTINE, No u Central street,
opposite Heywoods Steam Mill.
BOmnetS and Millinery Goods.
Misses JONES & ELDREDGE, No. 2O7 Main
St, up stairs).
CHAMBERLIN & CO.. 169 and ITO Main St.
Booksellers 81 Publishers.
JOHN KEITH & co. No. 23o Main street.
C. f. WILSON, No. SO Main Street.
BOOA6bEmders.
WILLIAM ALLEN, No. 229 Main Street
JOSEPH S. Wesley. Ne, ia Main Street.
Board Matching and Planning.
SIMEON MAYO. Jr,, Union St., south P Fac'y.
Book Binders, BlackssmitEls, arld
TrOn Sitting Shears.
LEVI HARDY, at Goes Shop, New Worcester.
Basket and Willow Ware
MA ufactOry.
JACOB C. WEIXLER, No 1863 Main street.
Carpets, Rugs, &c.
CHAMBERLIN & CO., l6S and 10 Main st.
Gard, Book, a. Job Printing.
EARLE 4 DREW, No. 2l2 Main Street.
Gard Clothing Manufacturers.
T. X. EARLE & CO., No. 8 Washington Square
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO., Piper's
d NJ. O. ,lz1,. l. !
THAYER & EANIES, Harrington Block, cor
ner of Main and Front Streets.
Clocks, Watches, a. JeweHrys
LUTHER D. GODDARD, No. 1877 Main Street.
ASA L. BURBANK, No 2o5 Main Street.
China, Glass, and EartEaen Ware.
BROWN & CO., No. l4S Main Street, opposite
the Post Office.
Carriage Building ~ Harness
Making.
VIM c. WHITING, No. Mechanic street.
Copying Presses, Gc.
c. WHITCoMB & Co., cor. Elk and Union SITS
Coach, Sign, a. Orm'taI Painting.
DEXTER RICE, No Mechanic street.
Cigar Manufacturer.
J. NJ. CURTIS, No. II Front Street.
Dry Goods.
CHAMBERLAIN & CO., 1853 and ITO Main st
GEO. P. BRYANT, No l54 Main Street.
Dentists.
DR.. o. F. HARRIS, No. 15S Main Street.
DaguerreOtypes.
DIR. VAN ALSTIN, No. 207 Nam street,
ADAMS < CLAFLIN, 1873 and l42 Main st.
Diapers a. TailOrs.
L. W. sTURTEYANT, No 1871 Main Street.
w. MECoRNEY, No. $50 Main Street.
Engine Lathes and Machine
JObbing.
WOODBURY. LIGHT, & CO., New Stone fact'y
WILLIAMS, RICH, x CO., cor Union & Elk. st.
Flour and Grain.
DRAPER & CLARK, 1903 and los Front ST.
Furniture and Upholstery.
TABER & CHOLLAR, 100 Main St., op. p. o.
LAWRENCE & SPRAGUE, Nos III and ITO
Main Street, p. o. Building.
Fancy Goods and Thread stores.
j. L. MYERS, No. 2l0 Main Street.
Fresh Fish and Oysters.
]. WENTWORTH, No II Exchange street.
House Furnishing Goods.
WHEATON & HICKoX, Waldo Block.
Hardware Dealers.
pool Il & MILES, 23l Main Street
CALVIN FOSTER x CO., 222 Main street
Hats, Caps, a. Furs.
BowLES & BLOOD, No. 1875 Main street.
MARC KENDALL, No 265 Main Street.
Insurance Agency.
WASHBURN & HOLLAND, No. 263 Main st
Iron, steer, Vices, Bellows, Grind
stones, &c.
JOSEPH PRATT & CO., Washington Square.
Iron and Brass Foundry.
WIN. A. WHEELER, No. 80 Thomas Street.
Life Insurance Companies.
STATE MUTUAL, 9 HARRIS, Sec; 90 Main g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
OVER COATS.
Needles, n eedles.

FIHE subscriber would respectfully inform the Inhab-
L itants of Worcester that he is manufacturing every
description of Sowing Needles, of superior quality
which he offers TO store keepers from Is to 20 per cent
cheaper than they Can buy elsewhere.
Pedlers viii find il TO their advantage TO give him
call before purchasing elsewhere.
GF Wanted, 2 or Girls to learn the above.
janl4 dawtf +. 5. cox, South Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
New Gazettaer.

I'll AWARDS Gazetteer Of the United States Is
II now published, and will be ready for delivery 10
subscribers in few days Agents wil.call the citl
gems OF Worcester County, and all Counties West Of
here In this State, and give opportunity to all who
may ysh, 10 subscribe for the work.
dI' few intelligent Men can find employment In OBJ.
Nnng subscribers for the above work, by applying 20
Kinds BEACH, No. s Warren Block.
Worcester, Jan, A. 1852 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
w OR ESTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MANUFACTURES. TRADES & PROFESSIONS.

The following List, representing one or two houses
each branch of trade, is submitted the citizens
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons of the products
of Worcester Work Shops, the Merchandise OF Wor-
cester Stores any Of the branches here enumerated
will be able to supply themselves at short notice and
upon as reasonable terms be met with i'll Boston
or elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
Semi Annual Sale
Of
DIR GOODS.
CARPETS, &c.,
ChamberIin, Barnard, G. Co.'S

(Late II. H, ChaInberIin & Gossip
WE are already receiving Goods for the SPRING
~ TRADE and owing 10 the great delays in get
ting into our New Store, we have on hand supply of
winter q Gods
Which must be sold. The bargains mentioned below
are only few ofrhose to be found in eur stock
Among other Cheap Goods may be found
PLAIN CHANGEABLE SILKS, at 60 cts.
Case beautiful GLACE PLAID SILKS, 81
IL cts, very cheap,
RAW SILK PLA[DS, 60 IL cts.
Ga Wool and Cotton TARTAN PLAIDS, 25
cts, worth So
Allwool CASHMERE PLAIDs, SLOO, worth
81 % and 81 80.
All Wool D'LAINES, till lately sold at 50 cts.
for 2s
All Wool DLAINEs, rich chintz colors, sold
at Is cts, 81 l-2, half price.
All Wool D'LAINES and CASHERES, lately
selling at IS cts to S1.OO, now Offering for 50,
60 IL and 70 cts, splendid goods.
Elegant FRENCH CAsHMERES, Cotton
and Wool, price reduced from 80 to 81 IL cts
Elegant ENGLISH CASHMERES, Cotton
and Wool, price reduced from 81 IL to % cts.
Fine ENGLISH PERSIAN CLOTHS, price
reduced from 81 IL to % cts.
ENGLISH D'LAINES, price reduced from 80
to cts.
MANCHESTER D'LAINES, selling from IL
IL to II cts
All our II IL ct. D'LAINES marked down
to 10 cts.
20 ps. 10 Ct D'LAINES selling for 8 cts.
% ct. FRENCH PRINTS, selling at Is.
I case SCOTCH GINGHAMS, finer than
LANCASTER, at 8 cts.
Superior ENGLISH PRINTS, price reduced
from IL IL to 10 cts.
Cases AMERICAN PRINTS, usually sold
for 10 and II 10 cts, are now offered for IA
to cts
Superior BROWN LINEN Table Covers for
81 IL cts.
Very Poor BRO, SHEETINGS for 4 cts.
Good LINEN HDKF'S at 6 IA cts. each.
NEEDLE WORK COLLARS for cts.
Children's WOOL GLOVES, for Ia cts.
Ladies' LAMBS WOOL HOSE for % cts
Good all LINEN DIAPERS for 8 cts.per yard.
All the rich VELVET and BRoADCLOTH
CLoAKS, and Rich CASHMERE sHAwLs,
will be sold at great discount from the usual
prices, including some very handsome
CAsHME ERE LONG SHAWLS
AT SI2 so.
The Entire Thread Store Stock,
Consisting of YARNS, HOSE, GLOVES,
SOCKS, HOODS, sCARFs, TIPPETs, &c.,
&C., will be closed out at great discount.
Purchasers who have heretofore availed themselves
ofour
MIAMI UAL SALE
Need not be urged to take advantage Of this one
Those who have never doneso, respectfully invited
to call and examine the Goods aud Prices for them
selves. CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD a co.
NIB. We shall very shortly open variety Of New
Goods adapted to the Spring Trade, Of impor-
taton, 10 which we shall ask the early attention of
purchasers. janll d6twtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
Blank Books for Sale, Wholesale and
Retail.
VVEna. Allen. ROOVx-himder

A ND Blank-book Manufacturer has at his Bindery
IN and is constantly manufacturing Blank-books Of
every description, such dgers Day Books Journals
&c. Writing Books and Memorandum, constantly on
hand. ~ Books PACED, ifdesred Ola Books abound
as usual. II No. 229 Main street, Cup stairs)
Worcester, June IS, 1859. dawtf
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