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GREAT FEAT!
GREAT FEAT!
p ROF. II e LII e r
1 Will Distribute Ten Thousand Presents
FROM THE CORNUCOPIA,
THIS EVENING.
de Hit
TROTTING MATCH

TR0TTING MATCH.
.&NA A TROTT TING
MATCH for $1,000, between
brown Horse Col. RUS
s.- SELL and GRAY BILL,
win come off over the BROAD ROCK COURSE
on MONDAY next, the 18th inst between and
O'Clock. C. GREEN Propdetor
de 6-6t*
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LAUscHKD.--Mr. Brown, the ship-builder
at Rocketts launched the small steam tug, intended
TO be used o. tow boat, in connection with the
mud machfne, on Saturday last. The launch was
effected IN beautiful style and without accident
Owing to the coldness of the weather there were
hut few persons presentto witness the sight
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IdE dhANI Glf'T ENIEkPklSE.
A FEW more Concert Tickets, emitting
IA each purchaser to SPLENDID GIFT (ss emu
mersted in former advertisement) can yet b had
at the Office under the Exchange Hotel. next door
to the Post Office.
Catalogues Of the MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS,
which embrace valuable House and Lot, handsome
Carriage. costly Furniture. splendid Jewelry, Re-,
Penny Post. no 7-n
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NEW PusLIcATIoHs-Ws are indebted 70
Mr. 4. Morris for Love IN Idlsness. A
Beautiful Story,
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AnUsEfkxTs. -Our play. going people WIN
re plad 10 learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Florence have
been re-enRseed Il the theatre for tew nights =
The bin for this evening comprises drama, enti-
lied "UpcIe Mixes Cabin, Astounding 10 tnfhnpg
scenes The yankee Gal, In which Mrs. +: VIII
displey hcr rare humorous powers; and the high
land Fling By the Misses Kendall
Prof Hs3ler continues his wonderful exhioiuons
Al Metropolitan Hall. His experiments excite me
astonfshment OF all who witness them, ana some
league Win certain individual who 10 supposed 70
reside amone mines of burning sulphur but OF
course we don't entertain such abelief lio ana see
Heller, however, and form your own opinions
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BARsUM's AUToBIoGRAPHY.-We have this
much noised and talked of book from JAMES
WooDHoUsE, and from HoLHRooK, Franklin
street. It's the latest humbug from the great
numDugger, and very ordinary affair; but
We oouDt not 1t viii turn out all p. 7. B. ex-
pects OF desires for public curiosity will
make great many people run after it.
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f COMPENDIUM OF THE7rH c ENsus.-We are
indebted to the Hon. JoHs u. CAsK.r for tha
Compendium Of the 7th Census, prepared ~
j. d. De Bow, Superintendent Of the U. 8
Census Itis highly valuable publication
and We ere much obliged 20 pur friend Nj.
c. forit. s
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IMPORTANT DEcIsloN-It has been de-
cided by the U. s. Circuit Court at Baltimore
that railway company is liable to paw dam
ages for not transporting live stock BY the
earliest freight train to market, if meantime
= fall in the market prices should occur 40 .,
to occasion loss to the shipper.
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CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The Board of Di.
rectors have put under contract, at reasona.
Die rates, the remaining section of eleven
miles, from Haipes' up to Covington, the
point where the State road commences. The
contractors are to be paid in the mortgaped
bonds OF the company at s5 per cent
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CoRoNER's INQuEsr.-On Saturday last
Coroner wicker, assisted by Constable Lewellen,
held an inquest over the body of JoHN P. HILL, at
his residence corner of Federal and st. Stephen
streets The jury rendered % their verdict that
duced by excessive intemperance. Hill was .
middIed aged man, had large family, and was
very intemperat6 f
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T He Z e

LEssEE..................... II. TAYLOR.
MONDAY EVENING. Deer 18th, 1854.
UNCLE MIKES CABIN.
Patsy Finnesan .Mrs FIorsncs
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.0nens TRAox.--t iIiceF ] ylef0f the re-
-, n Inst Vigilance aus per e !. lor 49,
" ~ store 10 which tho uso foiiuv n uss
81 = II fo6bcd Mr. MrCuinse, La Tuesday men' |.
81 ~ pent portions OF his il-sottss money a
one houss Henry invested "a In clothing ana 3
sssher' aca is fancy articles, which he seuf TO q
isI~ ~ : servnnf. q coming from keutienan....
~ $500 nerSssfs - his innoce1ce,s noswnn.
sssniinr ID djscoverits ade, and retueoe % 9aye
nv lS76rnSlion & 10 die whereabouts OF poruoD
81 DE e6Cdg or The remainder g the MONEY q j.
vim 81 lied fbr the offence during the session q
Ire Hustines Court this week.
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DRowNED.-On Saturday night last a
white man PANIED LARRY HuGHEs, walked in the
oanal at its intersection with 7th street, and was
drowned. His body was recovered in q short time
after the accident and every effort made to resusci-
tate him. but without effect Yesterday morning
Coroner Wicker assisted BY Constable Tyler, held
an inquest over the body, and the jury rendered q
verdict in accordance with the above facts.
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FIRE IN HENRIco.-On Friday night
last the kitchen and smoke-house of Mr.. Francis
Staples, in Henrco county, about four miles from
this city, were destroyed by fire. The fire ongina
that 70 the smoke.house, consuming BOTH Mr..
Staples succeeded in removing bis bacon from the
smoke house. before the flames got 10 It. His loss
is probably about $500. No insurance
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ous but Ia still noble one No honor won on the
field of battle can be equal to that which the gal
liant fireman wins, when he dashes through the fear.
full flame, rescues the helpless infant from danger
and restores il to the mother'sarmsi Drawing dan.
ger 10 hundred torms the fireman knows not the
emotion OF fear peace hath her victories no less
renowned than war" and the drying up of single
tear hath more OF honest fame, than the drying up
of seas OF gore
The testimonial is indeed expressive of the "a.
TEEN in which you are held by the entire company:
for you are mot lem distinguished for the honor
which always marks the true man and citizen.
than for the traits which mark the faithful and con
rageous fireman. May 1t ever continue so ]; may
you not only retain that, but the regard and res
which you have rendered such essential service,
At the close Of Col. August's remarks the band
played "Hail Columbia" after which Can't. Fry
spoke briefly a. follows:
Col. AUGUST AND BROTHER FIRxMEH: In ac
cepting this beautiful token, can but say, that
highly appreciate il am proud that In the hum.
bic discharge Of my duty, have been 20 fortunate
a. to gain the appreciation Of those with whom
am associated. Permit me to express the hope
duty faithfully, aspiring to no honor moro exalted
than that which always attaches to an honest name
Deg you one and al 70 accept my sincere and
After the ceremony Of presentation. the dancin,
was resumed and continued until the ANAL hour
OF the morning, when the company separated. well
satisied with the pleasing Incidents Of tho Phoenix
ball
The music was furnished by the Armory Rand =
boautiful Transparency on the oufsido Of Lafsv.
ette Hall, representing Z house on fre, and : do
company engaged In extiusuishing The flames, was
painfed some years ago b. 6nyder, and was used
then an similar occasion.
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VICE PRESIDENT or THE SEEaTr--Tha
New York Herald attaches considera bla inn.
portance to the election Of Mr. Bright of In.
diana, President pro tenn. Of that bodv. n
the place of Mr.. Atchison, resigned. In the
event, says the Herald. of the death, resie.
nation. disability or removal of the President
of the United States-should either of these
contingencies result in the substitution OF
another man to discharge the duties of the
Presidential Office in the interval to the 18th
OF March 1s57-Mr. Bright, if he continues
TO such time in his present Office, viii then
succeed 70 the White House, unless Congress
should think ct to make special temporary
election. Is the constitution provides they
may.
The Herald says that Mr.. Bright is ! M.
tional Democrat and . leading, II not IL
principal agsnt il the election, last War 81
Beverly Tucker y Pdntsr to the Senate.
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FrHr,-About ~ O'Clock last Saturday
niehs Mr.. Joseph r. Winston's stable, situated on
- siley between "a and Sd snd Main and Frankiin
streets' was set on fire and destroyed, consuming
M. WIS cow and a quantity OF bran Ia the &C.
cond story. The flames spread to Mr.. Robert Som
erville's stable, sdjoinina on the East and burnt
that also firing Mr.. Benz. Gray's stable. East to
N. Sonerville's the root Of which was burnt
before the firemen could arrest the harnes The
stables were ir rear of the handsome brick tene-
ments on Franklin street between I'd and Sd, known
Is aGray's row. and owned by Mr. James Gray
They were all insured. no doubt but we could not
learn in what Office Loss about 5000.
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THE LIFE OF P. T. BARNUM, writ

Auction and Com. Merchant. los Main d
The daily union., 1854-02-10
SPECIAL OFFICES.

Proposals are invited for supplying the following Offices
in kentucky for the proceeds Of the respectively
limited to TO be named in the proposal in each
Ashes Creek from Bloomfield, miles, once week
Athens from Lexington, 10 milos, three times week
Ballsrdsvis from La GmHgc, miles, three tmos a
Beech Fork from Frodcricktowu 7 mies, once a week
Belgrade from Wadesboro', miles, once week.
Beny's Mills from Caseyvile, 6 miles, a week.
Bewlyvle from Big Spring miles, once a week.
Big Ready from Caneyville, 10 miles, once week.
Blackford from knousvlle, miles, once week
Boston from Bardstown miles, once week.
Brudfordvle from Lebanon, 10 miles, once week.
Brownsboro from Cloves Depot, mles, six times a
week
Brooklyn from Fulton, mile, daily.
Buckeye from Lancaster, miles, once week
Buck Creek, Two Mile Creek, and Herdscrebble from
Lievrmoro and Owensboro' % miles, n week.
Buena Vista from Cynthiena, 9 miles, once week.
Buronsvlle from Knotsville, 10 miles, week.
Buzzards Roost from Mooraeld, miles, once week
Csmdenvle and Chssher's Store from Lawrenceburgh
10 miles, week.
California from Flag Spring and Alexandra, u miles
a week,
Cane Spring and Deatsvle from Bsrdstown III miles,
week.
Cane Run from Hnrrodaburg, G miles, once week.
Carver's Ferry from Nicholasville, miles, week.
Coseyvile and Gum Grove from Morgsnfed, Is miles,
three tlrnea week.
Cenre6eld from Ballerhsvilo, miles, once week.
Chestnut Grove from Balardavie, miles, twice week.
Clear Fork and Spring Rock from Whitley Court House,
IL miles, in two weeks.
Cintonvllo from Pine Grove, miles, once a week
NoVtf ttih from fHht tofks mhes, once u week
Cooks Valley from Murray, miles, once a week
Corydon from Henderson, 10 miles, once week.
Cottonwood from Lorgvew, miles, once week.
Crooked Greek Furnace from Shepherdsvile, miles,
week.
Curry's Rua from cynthiane mlsp, once week
Dallosburg from New Liberty, mil6s, a week.
Days Store fom Underwood m,les once week.
Dublin from Mayhed, miles, week.
Dycusburgh from Fredona, 3 miles, twice week
Esstvlc from Sherburne's Mills, ~ miles, a week,
Ebersoles Warehouse from Cabin Creek, miles, once
q week
week.
Empire Iron Works and Rock Castle from Csdx, 10
miles, a week.
Fair Dealing from Wadesboro miles, once week
FarmcrsvlIle from Princeton, 3 miles, a week
Flat Rock from Paris. ~ miles, twice week
Fishback's from Pine Grove, 4, miles, three imee
week.
Floydsburg from Williamson miles, three times
week.
FloYd's Fork from Floydsburg, miles, q weck
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Ganiost's Landing from Bedford miles, once a week
Goshen from Louisville, Is miles and back, twice
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Boots, Shos S, Leather,

A ND all kinds i. 8oot and Shoe Findings, kent con-
n stanty hand by the sub-crbels $40 Main Street
eorner OF Pleasant, ores ser, where we have taken
store for The purpose above mentioned We are con-
stanily manufacturing al kinds OF Boots and shoes
from the best material, and sha he happy to receive
the patronage of all who may favor us with call )
jas deOdtt ALAKIN e. CO
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Tnsfrnction Ia ITnsio.

n COLCHESTER would respectfully announce the
" openiog Of Singing SCHOOL for the attendance Of
Ladies and Gentlemen. on THURSDAY EVENING,
Jan. 26, at ALIENS Music Room No. 26s Main st
Rnjmental Instruction will he adapted the condi-
tivn Of the Glass; in connection with the practice of
Church nd Secular Nusic Books of Church Music,
(viz: shawm,) viii be furnished to members Of the
CT So each and Glee Books, for the use of
the class. win be furnislel free charge.
Tirkfts for the course, including two lectures by
Prof. William Russell, on the subject of Musical Elu.
cuiion, may be obtained The Book Store OF Dorr g.
Co., N o, EOS Main st.
Ladies and Misses. ..............-......SlN 10
Gentlemen. ........................l,50
ias9 dlwH
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CouartnArshin Eot;oe

VTTE the subscribers have this day formed conor,
w nershp, for the purpose Of carrying on the busi
ness heretofore carried by Lakin Earle and south
gate Rogers, 24O Main Street. corner Of Pleasant ST.
under the firm OF A. Lakin d Co.
ANSHL LAKIN,
CHAR ES c. EARLE
Worcester, Jan. g, 1854. jas eodsw
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NnTInE.

VkTE, the subscribers hereby give notice to our old
w customers and friends, that we have this ~ sold
10 A. Lakin d TO-, entire interest in The Boot and
Shoe Finding business, old stand 240 Main cor
ner of Pleasant street Worcester, and would cordially
recommend TO your attention the above gentlemen.
who will attend your wants. in their line Of business
10 the best of their ability.
ia eodsw soUTHGATE & ROGERS.
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odsw soUTHGATE { ROGERS.
Dissolution of Copartnershin

VNTE hereby give notice to all whom it may concern
w that We, the undersigned, have. by mutusl con.
sent, dissolved the copa tneiship heretofore existing
under the firm of Lakin s. Earle.
CHARLES c. EARLE
ANSEL LAKIN,
Worcester, January 2, 1854.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-26
Fifty Houses for Sale,
Situation Wanted,

BY an American to file non, runa circular saw, or
planning machine, or a striking AT forge
A young man, able TO command from $l0OO to $4O0VI
is DESTROYS OF engaging in business
II ouse wanted, capable Of accommodating to IL
boardeIs, by the list If april
Wet Nurse wanted immediat IL.
House wanted, witBia Or miles from Worcester,
with OF acres Of anl, .or pelson who wishes to
hire.
Wanted on or by 18Th Of March house within
quarter OF mile OF public school on Pleasant Rent
$l00 TO l25.
W nnted a lew table hosrders. near Pest Office.
4 nniinisheu house can be bought very cheap.
American girls wan'e u gonto the country and wofE
i'll shol. Good wages pald
An American boy, accustomed to peggmg boots eSS
shoes desires situation
boarding House to lei, centrally ssaaied. =
for sale - F.
Gottage Tor sale, witBi,sa few nip"' -'ihe iurhl
office, for the small sun, Of ~ zoe vail of,h.p...
9''uatoh W-f'e'si ~ .'Jl-pas menis made easy.
933 MAJ ,oun4 man, as BOOK keeper.
"A Street-s- Up Stalls, 233
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BOOKS BOOKS BO0KSl
John Keith & Co IS Bulletin Of New Books


John Keith & Co.'S Bulletin Of New Books,
No. 239 Main Street.
Philosophy orPhysics, by Andrew Browa.
The Partisan, by Simms.
John or is u Cow in the hand worth two Counts In
the Bush by Emile arlen.
The Church of Christ, by Henry James.
Philosophical Writers. by d. Quincy.
Priscilla, Trials for the Truth, by Rev J. Ban
ward
American Almanac, 1854,
Rolo III Europe, and on the Atlantic, by Jacob Abb
bott
Haps and Mishaps. by Grace Greenwood
Campbes tortcal Works, edited by Epes Sargent.
The Flash Times of Alabama and Mississippi, by
Baldwin.
A Weeks Delight, or Games and Stories.
Memoir of Robert Wheaton.
The Hearth stone
My rwo Sisters, by Mrs Julson.
Vasconselas. by Cooper.
Second series OF Ciovernook.
AT and Industry of the Crystal Palace, by Horace
Greeley.
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York, Illustrated, in
clu ing the story Little Katy. Madalna, The Rag
Picker's Daughter, Wild Maggie, etc.
Liberia, or Mr. Paytcns experiments, edited by Mrs
Sarah J Haze.
Memoirs of Abernethy
Napoleon st Aeleaa-from the letters aud journal
Of Sir hudson Lowe vols.
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placksnithing and Grinding !

TSEHE citizens OF Worcester Informed that are
4 prepared TO make al kinds ami shapes Of HAM
MERS, c.. to orseri 10 ie harden anu Ietemrer
Carpenters Tools. also, to grind n Il polish latch
ETS Tools, and all sorts OF Iron and steel Work, in
the best possible maBBty, and flr tue lowest cash
terms BUCK BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers, Junction Building.
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REV 5000 KS,
ct Aliens Book Store, 275 Main Street
HARRINGTON BLOCK,

at Aliens BOOK store, 40 MAIN Street,
HARRINGTON BLOCK.
Priscilla, or Trials for the Truth, by Rev Joseph
Barnard.
rome.
Hot Corn, ife Sceues in New York illustrated
llaps aud Mishaps. by Grace Greenwood.
Home Scenes and Home Sounds By Mrs II. Marion
Stephens.
Dress Fine Art, by Mrs Meniheld.
Fem Leave, from 1aunN's PoTtfoin,
Little Ferns, for Fanny Is Lille Friends.
MyTwo Sisters by Mrs En.ily Judsun.
The Bookstore, by Mcleod
The Wind Spirit ana The Rain Goddess.
busy Moments Of al idle Woman
Poems by John G SAKE
Lectures to Young Men, by CLARK.
Young Mans Friend, by Daniel @ Eddy.
Young Ladies Councillor, by Wise
Memoirs of Rev Or Judson, by Wayland.
Light OH the Dark River, n Memoirs OF Mrs Hamlin
scrbner's Mechanics Companion.
Spiritual Telegraphc Opposition Line, by Camp
bell. ia2O du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-26
N0TTGE.

MY BOOK DEPOSITORY is aO7 Main street sec
lSA oni store Worth OF the Temperance House -
Wanted several Young zen, to circulate aud val
liable books. isl2 dtf HERNEY.
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70 Machinlsts,

A NJ others Interested Ia Mechanical Drawing
"A John f.. EARLE, Mechanical Engineer, will at
tend to drafting machinery Of every description
Instruction given. Office No Ia Central Exchange,
Worcester. dSm r24
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n. G FISH

MANUFACTURE Of " rought and Cast Iron
WI Fences Crates for sidea g. Irons for buildings,
bridges, &c, and all other articles which be
in line Of business Purchasers will find that The
articles. above enum rated, be bought of me
cheap in Boston or elsewhere, as have large
sortmeni of the latest styles.
Please call and examine, Union Street.
Worcester, Nov. 3. 1855 div
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Eusical Notice,

MFR EDWARD A. r, KHERNS, Professor Of Music
w in this city. respectfully annoanees that he will
give private lessons the FOte and Guuar. For
and particulars, inquire, between 10 ard l. or aud
o'coch, 7. NJ, at house, ga Monl street, No. g.
il2l G2s
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Farms at Auction,
Farms For Sale.

FENHE subscriber offers Farms for sale, the coming
L Spring, of acres; DO, 60 acresi do, 70
acres; do, II acres and of $50 acres-al tn good
Worcester.
Also all theReal Estate owned and oc cupied by
the Widow AsHhaeD Earle Mulberry Grove,n lei
cester For further information inquire of
EZEKIEL DANIELS.
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1854 j.2O dGwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-26
DRY GOODS, &c.

COMMENCES this day, WEDNESDAY,
W January 4, 1854, and our Customers, and
all Purchasers, are respectfully advised to avail
themselves of the bargains offered
Our stock has never been so large, at this sea-
son of the year, as now.
Among other attractions, arc
800 yards Plaid Silks, at so cents
600 yards Plain Changeabe do, 81 IL cents.
1900 yards Striped and Plaid do, at 60 IL cts.
600 yards Rich Rrocade do, at 90 I-2 cents.
All the above silks were selling at as cents to
1925.
All our rich Black and Coored Silks will he
reduced in price, during this sale, in about the
same proportion.
1000 yards
Raw Silk, and Cashmere Plaids.
selling a. so to rs cents-lormer price, $500
1000 yards Rich "a Poplins and Cashmeres at
81 the yard, former prices, SLIP IL to
$3.50.
1000 yards Best All Wool DeLanes, at so cents
the yard, former price, rs cents TO ST 90.
5000 yards Persans and Cashmeres, reduced
from 81 IL to rs cents.
10000 yards Hamilton, Manchester, and
Eissg5ssla Ese H.asnes,
Reduced from 25 cents and shngs, to l sh
ling and 20 cents.
1900 yards Lyonese Cloths-those sold at 81 IL
and AZ cents, reduced to Is.
Those sold at 62 IL and IS cents, reduced to
so cents,
Ssgsg sy T. S--- 8 EEsR BgfES!
All our Shawls are reduced in price about 25
per cent, aud comprise the following,
among other cheap lots =
100 ELEGANT SCOTCH SHAWLs.
Our own importation, selling at 5 and 6 dollars,
reduced from and s dollars.
so Beautiful German Snaw;s,
Reduced from 10 to s Dollars.
a LARGE LOT OF DIFFERENT STYLES
Selling from So to S. and few very splendid
Goods at 10, reduced from Is dollars.
800 Wool Square 'slsNsUEs,
At prices varying from $3.50 to $500
$50 CASHMERE SQUARE SHAWLS,
From to Is dollars, worth IS to $500.
100 Splendid Cashmere Long
s. 81 Il EgeL s,
Comprising the most splendid stock ever offered
in Worcester, at prices varying from $3.50
to so dollars.
SO GENTS WOOL sIIAWLS,
$50 to II dollars.
y o d - q "A kS IS,
In all styles, from IL IL cents to dollars.
500 Yards French Prints, at l shilling, reduced
from rs cents.
500 Yds. French Prints, at rs cts, reduced from
81 IL and AZ cls
1000 Yds. English Printsl at 10 cts, reduced
from IL I-2.
| 5000 Yds. American do at 6 IA and cts.
Almost our entire stock is Marked down !;
many lots Of Goods not enumerated above, will
be found Great Bargains, and all purchasers vii
find it to their advantage to purchase from GU
very extensive stock.
Chamberlin, Barnard & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-26
New Fancy Looms.

HE subscriber has invented and patented a nav,
4 and improved Fancy Loom, for Wooden, Cotton or
Ihep II can be built At less price than the Fancy
Looms hitherto used viii accomplish as much or mora
WORK it'll the same power. Il convennt and simne in
us construction, and easily attended. 1t NAV Be sean
IN operation at Messrs Smith dS Pratt'a Mill in Nsw
England Village. Grafton For further ;nforn , y:
qulre at No. SO Main street, or of him personly A. M
ny. au23 dawtf JOIIN PENin as NJ