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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONNECTICUT STOVE DEPOT,
UNITED STATES HOTEL BUlLDING,
.lfain Street. Hzorcesler.

CONNECTICUT STOVE DEPOT,
UNITED STATES HOTEL BUILDING,
Main Street, Worcester.
CONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale, large and
~ beautiful assortment Of the most desirable patterns
to be found in the maFket-comprisng the complete
rieties manufactured by the Bridgeport and Stamford
FoundIies, consisting in part of
The Patent Air Tight Coal Burner.
sizes, from 10 TO Iii in Cylinders. This Stove is con-
sructed on the most scientific principles, and will
its smoke and gas, making saving OF 40 per
cent over any other stove in use. Its adiatng quail
ties unsurpassed, and the fire only needs replenish
ing once in "a hours.
THE ssPARLOR GRATE.'
This is very chaste, neat and elegant parlor
ment The carving Is OF an entirely new design, and
finished in the highest grade of art As beautiful and
convenient open coal burner, ii giving the fullest
isfacton.
The Banner Cooking Stove,
For burning either wood or coal. This Stove is now
in use IN large number of families, and receives, where
used, the most enthusiastic praise Ii has The best
ng OF any exant and needs no more fuel for
aking Than for ordinary cooking purposes.
THE CONNECTICUT STOVE.
This is very large stove, and second no 9th
cooking stove. The mechanical construction Of the
stove is peculiarly adapted to make all branches of
cooking easy The plates this stove are of uniform
thickness, thereby securing perfectly bake, and
avoiding any liability to crack.
E'Ese Clinton Cooking Sieve.
This stove celebrated nr doing the 'greaest good
greatest mn herr Il is chest stove for warm
ing, as well as cooking, nov in use.
STAR COAL BURNER.
We have three sizes OF this elegant Parior Stove
This the most beautiful coal stove offered the
public. 1t constructed tlat the heat passes down
The sides and up the back, thus heating the
face of the Stove before it passes into the chimney.
Rip Van Wrinkle.
This is an unique and novel parlor stove for either
wood on coal '0n The different plates very neen,
ously carved illustrations Of lrspgs famous legend
he Kaaskis This beautiful stove tells the tale not
ess iruthny and beautifully, than does the eegan aud
chaste style of its illustrous aulhor"
The New Republic.
This Stove has now been in use for more than egh-
teen months, has been sub eced the rigid tests,
and received the unqualified approval of thousands.
As Cooking Stove for either coal WOOD. it has
superior.
Hayes Patent Tubular Elevated Oven
Range.-1his Range is constructed the strictest
scientific principles with the idea of performing all its
offices IN the most perfect manner, with the least posi-
bic fuel, aud possesses merits far SURPRISING any Range
ever before offered. Ii is constructed, that the
fire that cooks the dinner and bakes the bread will
hte parlor dining room; this too, without transmit
ting any of the fumes from the culn ,ry department.
u. 9. THURSTON.
octl9 daw3m
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NEwpoRT AM sARAT0CA

d Passengers leaving Newport in the morning may
reach Saratoga the same evening.
u Passengers leaving Saratoga in the morning may
reach Newport the same evenn {.
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HOUSE-KEEpERS. look
livery one who desires good Bread. should remom.
Judas Baking Powder

judas Baking Powder
will make the most healthy and cheapest bread of any
article yet discovered.
BY this process baking, tho steam produced raises
the bread Ono fermentation by acids,) hence hot oven
is necessary.
Remember, also that 100 pounds of flour yeasted and
then dried leaves but 662 pounds; while lou pounds of
Hour and pounds Of powder, baked and dried, leaves
100 5-9ths pounds. lpound of powder and l6 pounss
of -four is nourishig 81 pounds of flour yeasted
Bread with the new process is recommended by many
stontaehs
All orders for the Powder left the Apohecary Store
of E H. MARSH, corner Of Main and Pleasant Streets
directed TO the subscriber, No. Irving street, Wor-
cester, Mass, viii be promptly attended TO.
A. P. ALBEE, Agent for Worcester County
dec30 daun
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UNITED STATES
and Foreign Patent Agency.


Office, 81 STATE St, corner of Congress street,
TON.
TNHE undersigned, late Principal Examiner in the
4 United States Patent Office, al Washington, ID. e.,
offers his services those about making application for
Patents, with the hope that his long official connecton
with that Office and his familiarity with its rules and
practice, will enable him to give satisfaction to thnse
who may employ him.
Those unacquam,ed with him. are referred to the fol
lowing testimonials from his late colleagues
SAMUEL COOPER.
The undersigned Principal and Assistant Examiners,
in the United States Patent Office, have several Years
been well acqnaiule ed with Mr. Samuel Cooper lately a
Principal Examiner in this q flee aud take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman OF the highest raj char
acter, OF uuqutsiOned noWledge in The business ami
practice of The office, and that his scientific atainmeits
are such as emiDentiy fit him the business in which
he is about to engage 1852 WON
HENRY b. RENWICK,)
l.. d. GALE Prineipal Examiners
j. H. LANE. 7N
r. r. PEkLE,
THOMAS 4 EVERETT, Assistant
II. SOUTHGArB SMITH, Examiners
WIN CHAUNCY LANGDON
From long acquaintance, and intimate official rela-
ions with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily in the
oregOing recommendation made by my late colleagues
Wu. p. N. 4FITZGE RALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Patents"
octi2 dis3m
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Grass Valley Gold Mining Company.

Urass Valley COLD MINING Company.
WINCHESTER, President, Capital $3.50, 600
~ Shares. $500; halslares, 800.
The rich Quartz claims owned BY the COMPANY ex-
ceed 40O III number, covering surface of 100 acrcs, in
me richest ami most desirable part Of Grass Valley
The machinery, which Is the most approved aad pow
erlu of any yet manufactured is calculated to pulver
izs one hundred tuns per day. The principal part Of
ihe machinery on tho ground and the remainder dali
" expected The whole o. the properly is paid fOrand
the Company ree from debt. This IL no speculative
affair. lew Shares of the Stock for sale at par Pam
phlets, containing the Charter Bylaws, Map, &c.,
may be obtained At the Ohicej il by mail inclose two
thfee-cent stamps. Address, post paid with remit
lance for stock, (n drafts on New York, or current
funds) TO s.
II ]. RICHARDS, sec'y, No 1917 Fulton St Ny.
Where specimens Of the god-bearlng Quaitz NAV be
seen IRON ~ 10 Vc0ck noy27 d2m.
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DYE HOUSE AGENCY
Dyed and Cleansed.


4 ENTLEMEN's Goats, Pants, Vests, and Military
VI Uniforms, Na
Dyed and Cleansed.
ALSO, Ladies' Dresses, shaws, Bonnels, Pafasols
aud all kinds of silk Wgolen, and Cotton Goods DYED
CLEANsED, and FL ISllED, by the CHELSEA DYE
HOUSE, with promptness and de sFatch.
The Subscribers having taken the gency of the above
named Establishment, are prepared to receive Goods
Tor Dyeing and Cleansing at prices low any other
concern in this ey and its reputation, Formerly known
as the Boston and Oh elsea Laundry sufficient guar
antee, that Goods entrusted win not fail to give
entire satisfaction, in the quality of the work.
q. PARKER a. CO.,
ieby dly 1870 Main street, Briney Row.
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North End Market!
Chnan Grocery Store.
Butter and Cheese.

1900 LBS. vt.sDairy Butter, in small and large
4CUO tubs.
5000 lbs. VI. Dairy Cheese, part Sage.
500 bbs. assorted Winter and Fall Apples.
200 lbs. Honey-comh, in small boxes.
90 bushels Philadelphia Sheli-barks .ssat
Also, Squashes, Beets, Onions, Potatoes Crons and
q great assortment of Groceries, for sale at aA
GILBERT O. KNAPP'S, No. Front street.
Worcester. Oct. 80, 1852. diff
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woRcrsrnR
WORCESTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MANUFACTURES, TRADES & PROFESSIONS,

The following List, representing one or TWO houses IN
each branch Of trade, is submitted 10 the citizens
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons IN want OF the products
Of Worcester Work Shops, the Merchandise OF Wor
Stores any Of the branches here enumerated,
win be able to supply themselves at short notice and
upon as reasonable terms be met With Boston
or elsewhere.
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d YOUNG, Successor ITO CHARLES s. ELLIS,
L dealer in
Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful Articles,
Calls the attention of the public to his assortment of
articles suitable for presents during the Holiday Season.
Fancy Boxes, Desks, Port Folios, &c. of all prices
just the thing for nice Christmas Gift Rocking Hor
ses Games, and countless other hngs for the amuse
ment and instruction of Children, all well timed for a
substantial and useful New YEARS Present The limits
Of an advertisement VIII not permit 10 enumerale
scarcely fraction Of our goods, and invite all
cal and look. We do NOT resort to the contemplate
practice of urging any iadg 10 bug
UMBRELLAS Of silk, Cotton and Gingham, of all
colors and prices Repairing, Altering and Covering
done with neaness and DESPATCH and jobs always done
when promised
The agency for Adams Worcester Dye House, and
Tor RamsdelPs Medioaed Shaving Soap, also, Young's
superior jet black ndelhbe Ink that cannot be extract
ed with any kind acdi kept sThe Variety SIoIen
No S. Main street, little below the Central Bank.
Observe the sign of
deelS d&wtf p. YOUNG
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poss.,.oor V..;,- ,,,iit ry,, .., C,,Il s.
Iaye ar,y i, ' crn.ou
I -.
gsnan seSaa, s5a % ~ = zo y, ~
II IAN 10 sam I'm 10 = ~ a. 1 ,,,'
a b. < 9e go Ia pm g 90 a0 I'ih
pr ~ pm Wv pm
= Leave arrive ri GrotOn Arrive at
Nashua ana Lowell junction Worcester
I50am. Z 10 am. e.Oaam 10 am.
lI35 am. ll30 am. l230 pm. l.50 pm.
505p.m 4.45 pm. $50 pm. 200 pm.
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving nj Nashua drectIy vim tra,ns
of Concord BOSTON Concord and Montreal NortbeTn
Passumpslc and Vermont Central Railroads The f,si
and second trains from Nashua connect with down
trains of all The above roadsthe third train with those
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To Old CountrVmen.
T2gs0cll T'raIga 81 90.

E2EsOCRa N'TaBgA 81 90.
BE subscriber is the only Agent in this city, for the
D. above Iouse for the sale of Passage Tickets be-
tween Liverpool and Boston.
Also, Drafts can be obtained for any amount, payable
at any Bank in Ireland. All necessary Information in
aspect fare and prices, be obtained at 1853 Main
street, jel2 dawiy :. II. LEONARD.
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This IS the most direct route

from Newport and Providence TO Springfield, Albany,
Saratoga, Northampton Greenfield, Fi.cht urg, keene
Bellows Falls, Rutland burlington, Nashua, Maaches
ter, Concord White River junction, Montpelier and st.
Johnsbury. ISAAC II. SOUTIiW lCK, Sup't.
Providence, April 24Ih, 1882 mayl3 dawtf
$500. j 49,. ,n.:n--..
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respectfully inform The citizens of Worcester and vion-
ny, that they have succeeded W. II. Baker, in the
pannacue OF the above named articles, and are ready
To furnish Them ~ the shortest notice. the est atyles
at moderate charges, aud warranted TO give entire
satisfaction.
" All orders left al our shop rear of Pane's Block
corner OF Main and Pleasant streets
or at w. ~ II. Baker's Furniture Ware Rooms win he
promptly attended TO- r. 7. WRIGHT
. huRI5 dtI IL NJ. SMILEY.
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CARgEgEAG Hes.
Planning Maohines,

Two ofBrown's Planning Machines, for planning boarda
II or plank. The best now IN use, can be bought on
favorable torus OF tt EDWARD EARIEl'
These Machines are 10 be used under the Woodwortlr
Patent one OF the same knds 10 operation at William
y merrlllelds, and can be seen AZ any time, by calling
this establishment, s.ftte Iansg-dawlf 4
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N O TICE,

All those who ndebiedto the subscribers either
by mole or account most respectfully requested to
make immediate pay T. d. D. X. EARLE.
Worcester 10Th Mo-, "a. 1852 daw3m
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Hammond'e IMMINENT.

@AAN-AAAAALAAAA
A SAFE and speedy remedy for all diseases reqnir-
IN ing an external application. This Linnent has
Oeen before The public for the past years. steadily
acquiring reputation by its merits and now feel
ing confidence IN II, as remedial agent, we give il
wide circulation, tina MI may receive benefit nom lis
Invaluable prope ties For spains, aud contractons of
the muscles and enJpn Stiffness and injuries OF Joints
rheumatism, gout burns, bruises frozen exlreanies,
&C, II mas no equal The following certificates Of
OF our most prominent ply sicans and citizens shows
inc confidence and reliance they place upon IL;
CERTtFioATEsHhi may certify, that W g have used
the above named Lin'mrnt in theyafuus diseases &c
.or winch it is recommended, and cheefiiilly add our
testimony 10 its efficacy.
JOS N Bates, NJ D. Barre Jason Corham Barre
VIM Parkhufst, HPe;ersham Albert Alden
Bars ow, Boston. G Twichen Supf OF r.
9. W Pierce, Leuminster. s. w x r.
D4ym rice Barre Gen. Holman, Bolton.
For sac wholesale and retail, by
CALDWELL 4 HILL. Apothecarcs
229 Main street, Worcester Mast, General Agents: and
by Druggists and Merchants generally Throughout the
country. All orders 10 be addressed to
oecl5 dtl CALDWELL & HILL.
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
.zEaas..a - 81 {EI
FALL ARRANG EMEHTS.-Nov. Is, 1852.
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich at 80 A. NJ, ~ NJ, and [ul 90 P. NJ
4" Cent? Village, al rs A. NJ, y 50 and 81 p NJ
6 Danielsonvile, at 40 A. NJ, I O5 and OF P. NJ
7" Pomtret, at 8 90 A. NJ, ] 81 and & 50 p NJ
a 6 Webster, at s35A NJ 200 and 6 AZ p Al
g oxford, at 8 so A. NJ, 2 IS and 7 26 P NJ.
Arrive at Worcester, at 9 % A. NJ 50 and 90 p NJ.
Lal Freight train with passenger attached
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Leave Worcester .s at A. aed 70 SO H. and 49oP NJ
" Webster, at so and II IS I" 5l9
. Ponfrei,5 ~ 90 and II 50 &c I" so /"
Danelsonvile, at 6 asa. NJ, u l3and6 - NJ
CentH Village, at AZ 6 II % and 6 q 49,
Arrive at Norwich at 80 =" 2Oand 4 20
steamooat Train leaves Boston at 80 p. NJ, Wor-
at g 10 p. NJ.
The 80 train from Norwich, will connect with
Coaches for Providence al Central Village Pomfrot
ON Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays; at Danielson
vile, Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS at Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba
ny, at y Nj tor Albany, New York and Way sta
lions, al W M, and with train for Providence and
worcester Road. At Worcctter station, with Boston
ami Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains
IDe II n train rom Norwich will intersect at June
ton WIN New York Express Tran for Boston. and
Train Tor Providence and Worcester Road AT Va orces-
Ter station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
aud Nashua Trans
The 8 2UP NJ Train from Norwich arrives In worces
ter in time for the 10 30 NJ Train Boston, which
leaves the Western r Station '.s1.
Trains from Worcester at As anI 10 80 A NJ arrive
in Norwich in season for Trains for New Loudon Slon-
iDgon, Wlllmantc, Hartford, New Haven and NJ York
= me 10 80 NJ Train from Worcester connects at
Danielsooville with coaches fer Providence Whitman
tic and Hartford, daily for Brooklyn with every Ac
communication train. '-II H
At Dayvle with Coach for Ashford, Tuesdays, Thurs
days ond Saturdays; Tor rroyidence Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays.
he 80 NJ Train from Worcester connects al Web
sier, win Coaches Tor Souhbridge, daily, for West
woodstock on Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
Passengers for New York by Steamboat from sta
lions on The line Of this Road, will take The 80 y M
Train from Worcester
novsO dawtf P. 2. NJ ANDREWS, Agen..
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EXPRESSES, &C.
ADAMS & CO.'S
ADA Ms q OO's
Boston, New ierk, Philadelphia, Baltimore

B0SI0n, new I0fk, PhIIduUIpHId, buItIIAUIV
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
A eco forward Goods, Parcels,
ysETsggFEggg4 Il Money, &C., and make collections
k.5sssggs AZ on Norwich, New York. Philadelphia,
aSzA-Hs2- Washington, Pittsburg, and ST. Louis,
with the utmost pronptitude, giving all possible care
to all and any kinds of business of the above description
entrusted to them. g5A q Co. also forward Parcels
Letters &c to all parts of Europe. OFFICESs Court
St Boston; Is Shetucket ST., Norwich; F Bodies;
New York; Light s., Baltimore P enn. Avenue WASH
ington; IS Fourth ST., Pittsburg; of Pine and
Watel-sts., ST. Louis; L. L. MASON, Express Office,
corner Of Main and Mechanic SIS, Worcester.
ALVIN ADAMS,
Mnrces1er. Nov. ]. 1852. dtf w. B. DINsMORE.
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Worcester. Nov. J, 1852. DIFF W. B. DINsMoR
ROsS'S ProYidepce & Worcester Xpress

BY Every Train.
r-Il5f777F77s5l PACKAO ES Forwarded Notes, Drafts
s..;5as-ii and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
ders attended 10, with despatch.
Packages and small cases forwarded and other Express
business transacted al Fan River Mansfield Altleboro
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Blis-
toll Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston. War
wick Wickdeij, ieacedale and Wakefield r. |. /; and
StOnington, Conn,
Worcester March 6, 1852 mars diff
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DOORS, sAsHEs, AND BLINDS.

DOORS, SAsHES, AND BLINDS.
IliE subscribers have opened shop at No 30I Main
street, opposite Coltou's Nursery where they n-
TEND TO keep agood assortment Of the above articles
sashes glazed or ungazed; Blinds pain, ed, or I'M
painted wmchwe can sell as low MS be boughtany
where in The city. Also constantly ON hand or made
TO order > H. Corbins work, well known TO mamnlae-
ture the best work made in This city.
Old Blinds re-painted and broken Windows repaired
at short notice. o,Ise Painting promptly attended 10
NJ B' Work delivered in any part of the city, free of
charge. f.aHa ID. d q. r. STEVENS
je25 d3tnw WV
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.


ESs ~. e'5assssss7sssS- ls4s ssa31
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This is an unique and novel parlor stove for either
wood OF coal ''0n The different plates very neen,
iously carved Illustrations Of lsiue's famous legend
he Kaatsklls This beautiful tells the tale not
truthuly and beautifully, than does the eegan aud
chaste style Of It's ilusrious author.n
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THE ssPARLoR GRATE.~

This is very chaste, neat, ana elegant parlor
ment The carving Is of an entirely new design, and
finished in the highest grade of art As beautiful and
convenient open coal burner, it is giving the fullest
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iesk Mandatory,
BOOK CASES, Of every variety.

| IL P,WRlGHf & CO., Manufacturers of Pnlpils
1Is Writing Desks, Library and Office Tables Drug
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We have three sizes OF Ills elegant Paror Stove
This is the most beautiful coal stove offered the
public 1t so constructed tia the heat passes down
he sides and up the back, thus heating the
face of the Stove before it passes into the chimney.
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The Banner Cooking Stove.

For burning either wood or coal This Stove is now
in use in large number OF families and receives, where
used the most enthusiastic praise Ii has The best bak-
ng oven OF aY stove extant, and needs fuel for
Aking diam for ordinary cnaking nnrnoses.
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On and afteT Monday, Moo. Isl, I63Z, through I A5-
ENGER TRAINS viii leave follows:
Leave Providence 7.30, and 80 a. m. and 3.45 p
Leave Worcester at Z. 05, and IL a IN. and p.
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STAR COAN RURNER.

This stove celebrated FIR doing, the greatest good
to the mn her" Its thebest stove for warm
ing, as well as COOKING, now in use.
, 1853-09-17
THE PUGET MILL CO.,
ktPort Gamble, Hoods Canal, W. t.

A RE now erecting, at PoH Gamble, steam
n gang and single saw mill, and will soon be
ptsparcd to manufacture lumber Of every descrp-
ion, including planej and grooved boards, to
order will contract for dimension framing TIM
ber Of any kind.
Their boilers and machinery have just arrived
fron Boston direct, in their schooner l.. 2. Foster
The 6rsl Of line Of packets To run between Port
Gamble and San Francisco, via Port Townsend,
which will include the fast sailing sehooners
Kaluns, J. d. Brown, Cynosure, and Julius
Pfingle. Their clipper brig Boston will run
10 Inc Sandwich Islands.
For freight. passage or other business, appy to
Up KELLER, Agent, Port Gamble,
oral. POPE, California Street Wharf
san Francisco, California.
Sept II, 1853 2f
, 1853-09-17
Provisions g. Groceries.

lust RECEIVED Ex "sarah Warren A"
~ from San Francisco, complete assortment
Of Provisions, &C., comprising full supplies of the
following articles, which will be offered to pur-
chasers on the most favorable terms:
Pork, clear and mess in bbls and ! bbls,
Hams, clear Bacon, Lard in tins
New Orleans Sugar, White crushed do;
Rio coffee, Teas Of all kinds; Salt;
Carolina Rice Corn meal in bbls and bbls
Dried Apples in 4 bbls;
Peaches in kegs;
Sugar house Syrup in bbls and 10 gall kegs;
Beans, White American and Chill
Goldfish in drums Vinegar;
Adamantine and Sperm candles;
Crackers in tins, soda water, bu ter, and sugar :
Pickles in glass; Rsisinsi Chosolaioi
Sardnes, Oysters, I.obst,rs. &c
Soap in small boxes, IIull's No. l..
Starch Indigo, Washing Soda, &c;
Spices Of all kinds Saleraius;
Carh. soda and cream iariar;
Lemon Syrup and Champagne Cider;
Tobacco, smoking and chewing
Pure Ground c,dee
Matches in wood boxes Pals. Rrooms.
Powder, Shot, Lead, &c, together with many
other articles, to which full and constant addition,
will be made as required.
J. s. C. E. WILLIAMS.
Olympia, Sept 0, 1853. iml
, 1853-09-17
NOTICE.

UHE Post Office Of Stcilaccom Pierce county,
l. w IT, is at the store Of Il. Wehber IN
said town. THOMAS ~ CHAMBERS.
Aug ls, 1859, SUI pos Master
, 1853-09-17
REMOVAL!

THE undersigned beg leave to inform their pat
L rOns and friends that they have removed to the
new store on the corner opposite their old stand,
where they will be happy 10 see their old custom
ers and all others who may favor them with a call,
Thankful for the extensive patronage they have
received they hope for a continuance Of the same.
Receiving goods by every vessel they have now
on hand, and intend to keep at all times, a full and
vaiiei assortment, which they oller at the lowest
mHket prices.
DETTMAN & BRAND.
Olympus, Sep lOlh 1858. nj ct