Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-22
price Two Cents.
and fe,npts one to proceed further, as We did.


prices TO be seen here. The buyer may rest
assured that he will get the worth Of his
money. These sofas. though cheap, are not
inelegant-though medium, they are not me-
diocrty affairs; though low priced. they will
last a life time, and if used carefully may be
kept as heir-looms from generation to genera
ton.
Ga this floor is another sample room with
general assortment of parior furniture, and
still another room with sets Of painted furlii-
ture for chambers. Let bachelors and spin
sters who desire to remain in a state Of single
blesseduess, not venture here, for these chaste
and pretty sets of neatly painted chairs.
stands, tables, and be1steads, are a tempta-
ton 10 divide the sorrows and double the joys
Of life, tor the sake of having sucn useful aud
beautiful furniture. Those who are married
and board, would be induced to commence
housekeeping on their own account, could
they be convinced of the cheapness and COM
fort of housekee)n Without lingering
longer here, we practice the motto excelsior,
and find ourselves on the
TuIRD FLOOR.
Which extends from Black stone to Centre
Streets, aud is devote principally to bedsteads.
beding. and tables. Here may be found cotton.
husk, hair, palm leaf, and every other kind
of mattress-beds from the cheapest to the
costliest, to suit the pockets of the poorest or
the taste Of the most fastidous purchaser,
each the best of its kind. The grAndee who
desires a couch as solt as elder )wn on which
he may repose in luxurious ease, and the toll
worn laborer who finds sweet rest and plea SAINT
dreams on harder and healthier bed, may
here be suitei. Putnams patent spring beds,
which have recently been improved, may be
obtained III this establishment. In former
issue of this paper we gave an elaborate des-
cripti m Of this invaluable invention, and to
that we refer the reader. Since we spend one
third Of our lifetime in bed, it is matter OF
some consequence to know exactly where to
go and find Just the bed best suited to our
habits and healthour age and temperament.
a peep into the Feather room near this de-
partmeut will convince the most sceptical that
they need not expect to have their dreams
spoiled by the Checking of hens. the gobling
of turkeys, or the cackling OF geese. Indeed
the feel of the beds by a touch OF tine hand
81 eak most conclusive, that they are free from
those hard Jumps, which make some beds we
have lain upon, appear as though they were
stuffed with dead 70 Wis instead Of live feathers.
On this floor arc the Narnish and Upholster-
ing rooms. The ingenious workman who
has charge of the Upholstering department,
is man of accurate judgement and exquis-
lite taste.
FOURTH FLOOR.
On the fourth floor, may be found a general
assortment of cheap furniture. The man or
woman of limited means may here for an in
considerable sum, provide themselves with
such articles of use and ornament as al suit
ed to the thinnest purse and the humbleSt
pretensious. Chairs, tables, bedsteads, bu-
roe, ba nlNtofrta1 nt tna tfat rms
enable rates.
At the present time III this county, no
hale and industrious man need be deprived
OF the convenience of life which contr. butte so
essentially to human happiness;he needs chairs
for his family to sit upon, beds to rest upon,
tables on which to spread his daily neal
Here is the place where such men may eX-
pend the spare earnings Of their labor to tho
best advantage, and find that a little furniture
helps to make his place home, sweet home to
him, though never SO homely."
FIFTH FLOOR.
The fifth floor is a hair loft and not like
some we ''wOt' of mere hay lott 1t is access
si5le to all who wish to climb up to it, which
is not the case i'll those furniture warehouses
where hay is mole common than hair 1t is
not our intention to draw unpleasant compar-
isons, therefore we viii direct our steps to the
new establishment. The first room we visited,
is filed with.
SUPERIOR SOFAS. LOUNGES, so.
This new and elegant apartment is filed
with the richest assortment, and most nagni-
fcent variety OF sofas, lounges, divans, eIabo-
rately carved gorgeously gilded mirrors, what
nots. &c. This is a sample room for exhibit
ing specimens of the best aud costliest style
of work manship. Here may be found furni-
ture rich enough for the palace of king;
luxurious lounges, superb sofas, splendid d.
vans, and every kind of drawiug-room farni-
ture covered with plush OF every pattern,
beautiful brocades and brocateles. hastings and
iainasks, and all the lualit. es of covering used
Tor the first class and most fashionable furni-
.ure If we may be INDUCED in a poetical
some of these tete-a-tetes divan~,
'otas, and lounges so tastefully arranged, look
Is though they were stuffed with clouds and
covered with rainbows. We hazard the re-
mark that many Of our best drawing rooms
II our best dwellings,, will be supplied from
his department The samples OF upholsteing
to be seen here are unsurpassed in
my place IN this city or country.
Directly over this room is duplicate apart
nent 1t is exactly the same width, the same
ength, and lighted by the same number of
windows. 1t is filled with
IAIg- CLOTH SOFAS, MARBLD-ToPPED TABLES,
FRENCH CARD TABLES, &c.
These goods are all of the first best class.
rhe sofas are unexcelled tor durability Of ma
eral exceeucy of Workmanship and beauty
If finish and design. The tables are all Of the
most approved fashions-side tables, centre
ables, tables round, tables square, tables OBJ
eng, tables octagon, and tables of every de-
ign. Without particularizing every item we
will merely mention the marble topped COM
nodes, the bureaus s., and proceed at ouce to
he
loom FOR HAIR CLOTH ROCKING CHAIRS, ARM
CHAIRS &c.
The Rocking chair is a luxury almost un-
known i'll Europe, but so common in Ameri-
"a, it can be found in every dwelling from the
the country cottage of the. laborer to the White
House OF the President. In the United States
everybody indoors as well as in the street.
seems to have all irresistible desire to keep III
motion, hence we have this pretty little car
riage, which moves on runners instead of
wheels, and enables even the invalid, confined
within the walls OF sick room, to take ride
i'll her rocking chair. This admirable contri-
vance is TO all intcnts and purposes. Yankee
invention, and combines the dougle advantage
of ornament and utility. 1t can be used IN
any room i'll the house without being out OF
place. 1t gives that gentle exercise 50 condu-
Give to digestion, SO strengthening to the mus
cles Of the back, so well calculated to remove
spinal complaints, and SO productive of health
generally. In the room to which We now al
lude, may be found splendid samples Of tic
very best Hair Cloth Rocking Chairs, Black
walnut and mahogany centre tables, French
bedsteads, Gothic and antique chairs and va
rious other articles belonging to that depart.
lnent. s -, ~ 7
CHAIR ROOM.