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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
REDUCTION IN PRICE

An experience of fifteen years in publishing
Il newspaper, has satisfied us that the Credit
system is radically wrong, both to the Pub
Usher and to the Subscriber Under its ope-
ration a large amount is constantly due from
subscribers located i'll every part of the coun-
| ty, which at best can be realized only by
waiting years, and i'll two many cases is ut
| terly worthless, the person receiving the paper
having deceased, or left the county, and the
printer has the vexation of finding that he is
pense of years. On the other hand, we are
obliged to charge promptly paying subscribers
a sum sufficient to make up these losses.
Having become thoroughly satisfied that
the system Of advance payments is better for
both for publisher and subscriber, we have
determined to adopt it, Hereafter the Re-
porter will be furnished to subscribers at
ONE DOLLAR per annum, payable invaria-
bly, in advance, and will be sent no longer
than paid for These terms will be nfexibly
adhered to-
Those of our present subscribers who are
indebted to US, and wish to avail themselves
OF these terms, can do SO upon settlement
We shall continue to send them the paper
until the close of the present volume, (which
will be about the first of June next upon the
original terms. when we shall positively dis
continue sending the paper to every subscri-
Der in arrears, and proceed to collect the am
cunt due u.s.
Subscribers who have paid in advance, ,and
whose time expires before the close of the pre-
sent volume, will have four weeks notice of
the expiration of their subscription.
We shall give this plan thorough trial.
We believe it will meet the appreciation of
all those who desire to take, and pay for, a
County paper and we are certain it will re-
ieve us from many of the vexations and dis
appointments for which the business is pro-
verbal. We shall at least have the satisfac-
ton of knowing that we have pay for every
paper sent and we trust of feeling that we
have given to every subscriber the full value
of his Dollar.
E To any person sending US five new
subscribers, with the cash, ($5) we will send
the Reporter gratis, one year.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

Mas ELIZABETH HAMILTON, the venerable relict
of Alexander Hamilton, died a, her residence in
New York on tie morning of the 9Th inst, at the
advanced age of ninety y-seven years and three
months She was The second daughter of General
Philip S. Schuyler. of Revolutionary tt,emory, and
was born Aug. 9Th. 1857. She married Gen Ham.
llton, then one of The Aids of Gen. Washington
with the rank Of Il. Col, 9Th Dec 1880 lived with
him in all The enIoymen, of happy welded life
abon twen'y-tour years, when he fell in the nfor
tunate and lamenled duel with Col. Burr and sur.
yived him as his widow more than halt century
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

SLAYER CONVICTED The trial at New York
oi Iap'ain JAMES SMITH, master of The Julia Moul
ION: on charge 'f piracy, for being concerned in
me slave trade, has resulted in verdict of guilty
James Wills, The chief mate OF The brig, swote no
si'lvely TO The carrying of six hundred and for,y six
slaves from Africa 10 Cuba, and burning The brig
anewarjr. lie also mentioned The names OF per.
oons 10 new YORK who are supposed TO be owners
OF The brig, and who fitted her on, for ,he sJ,ve
trade in FEBRUARY lasi
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DISSOLUTION

HE co-partnership heretofore existing between
o'FELToN and E. t. Fox is this day dissolved
oy mutual Consent The notes and accounts o..
s"Iu h'm are IN the hands of Z. T. Fox, who can
generally be found at :. Feton's store, or at b
"a'o House. Those interested will please lak
notce that the accounts &c. must be seuled imme
uia,eiV. S. FELTON,
November IL, 1854. ET- FOX.
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Fire and Life Insurance.

WAVERlY AGENCY.
pOLlClES issued in The best established Com
- panles IN the United States, with capital from
s2oo'ooo 10 si,oo00oo. Apply TO
P. o. MOODY,
East end Spauldng Block, Waverly, n
AGENT FOR THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
Hartford City Fire Insurance Company.
Mohawk Valley Fire Insurance Company.
Ran~alaer Fire Insurance Company.
Empire Insurance Company.
Granite Fire Insurance Company.
Utica Live Stock Insurance Companv.
suSquehanna Life Insurance Companv.
Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. of BROOKLYN.
EXCELSIOR Fire Insurance Cn of New York
gAll orders from the country promptIv filed. IS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

BANK SUsPENs1oNs.-The Merchants and Me.
chanics' Bank OF Chicago, suspended Monday.
The notes of the Napersville Bank and The Bank
OF Elgin are refused ii Chicago
The Farmers Joint Stock Bank has closed its
doors. A card published in The Buffalo Commercial
4dcetscr, by persons interested in The stock, states
ha, The bills will be redeemed in real estate or 9TH
er properly a, fair prices.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

OF Hon. Thos. H. Benton left Baltimore yes
lerday morning, 10y the Baltimore and Ohio TAIL
road, for Cincinnati, on his way 10 ST. Louis s.
The Baltimore American understands that the
Colonel has consented 10 deliver an address before
The Maryland Instilue, on Tuesday evening, The
5h OF December. upon The subject of the Pacific
railroad
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

.. FELTON, would most respectfully inform Lb
,;,, @ customers and the public generally hat he VIII
sui continue the LIQUOR BUSINESS At the oil
stand, and that he is now receivns large .ddiliOns
10 ms stock, direct from first hands in New Yof
which ne will be most happy to sell on the moH
reasonable terms He is also agen, for tie sale o.
olnshamton Ale" supply of which be keeps a.
ways on hand and for sale cheap.
Towanda, November IL. 1874.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

The FEEEroRT AcoUEDucT.-The Pil,sburg Un-
,on, says This structure has been completed, and The
wafer will be let in, and navigation resumed
The three spans have been built permanently, and
the remaining three temporarily 10 serve until the
close OF navigation, when The temporary work will
be removed, and The whole structure permanently
erected, 10 be in readiness for the opening OF
spring.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

CONVENTION Of the survivors OF the war of
1912 is to be held at Washington, on The slh of
January, " TO adopt such measures as will induce
Congress not only 10 do justice 10 hem bu also to
the widows Of those who have gone 10 their las,
account"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

ME- MASONIC-The regular monthly Com
tA municatons of UNION LODGE. No. lOs,
A. M, are held Wednesday on or preceding the
foil moon, at o'clock, P. NJ, at Masonic Hail. IN
the borough of Towanda.
The meeting for November will occur on We'd
nesday, November 90. Visiting brethren are invit
ed to attend. w H. PERKINS Sscretary
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Nem A0ucrtiscmenis,
a. CHANCE TO nHAKE N1oNny
Profitable and Honorable Emploument

Pfcftable and Honorable Employment
HE subscriber is desrous of having an agent
l. in each county and town of The Union. Acs
Pitai OF from 5 10 SO only will be required, and
anything like an efficient energetic man can make
from three to five dollars per day-indeed some Of
Inc agents now employed are realizing twice that
sum. Every information will be given by address.
ing, postage paid, VIM A. kINSLER,
NOV. H. Box col, Phiadelphia p. 0.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

THERE is mandatory in Elmira, NJ Y, where
the boxes in which the West India planters pack
their sugar, are sawed out from The rough boards,
trimmed of, and shipped fos the Havana market
The business, we are told, is profitable one.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

e7- The Arctic is reported TO have been plank.
ed with pine instead OF oak. Pine is exceedingly
briule, and has line or no elasticity in 1t, whereas
there is rebound in oak plank, which nearly fills
up hole made by the passage oil cannon ball
through il. Besides; the strength Of oak far exceeds
that oi piEe
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3tapforp 8eporter.
E. o. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
Terms OF The Reporter.

So so per anmunifp paid within the year wlIl
deducicdfor cash paid actually advance ST. 90 will be
edu"ted No paper seu years unless paid for.
ADVERTISEMENTS square OF lines. so the
irsi and % cents for each subsrq insertion.
HI Office the " Union BlocS' north side of the Public
Square door The Bradford Hotel Entrance beiween
essrs Adams and Elwels law Offices.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

SAMUEL T. CoLLIsas, late editor OF the Wilkes.
Bare Farmer has been appointed Consul to the
Empire oi Morocco, and will sail for Liverpool,
thence 10 his destination, in lew dave.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18
The Elections.

The contest for Governor in New York is SO
close that it can only be determined by the Official
Canvass.
The Herald of Wednesday 9 yes SEYMOUR $50
majority the Times of Wednesday afternoon elects
CLARK by 247 majority. Several counties remain
to be heard from, officially, which may elect eth
The remainder OF The Wing State Ticket is elect
ed by large majores, and the Legislature is very
strongly Whg, and comprises majority OF SEW
ARD men.
MAssAcHusErrs.-The election in this State took
place on Monday last, The result is, that The Know
NotIings have swept The Stale, ,elecling their cand
da'e for Governor, GARDNER, by large majority.
The Members of Congress elected, are all AMI
Nebraska Know Nolhings The Legislature is all
one way In The Senate every member elected,
was on tle Know Nothing ticket. Oflhe 3i9 mem
bers OF The House elected, Wings, / is De-
tnocrai, and s42 Know NoIhings. The Legislature
will have tie election of U S. Senator.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
MAssAcausErrs.
l-Rober, HAIL. s-Timothy Davis
2-James Buffington,' IN Banks, jr.t
s-Ena. M B B. ps@5s comins,. sa s-a beaRRs be%t
ga. Burlingame,t lO-Henry Norris
ll-Mark Tafton,1
'Whigs, democrats All Anti Nebraska X. N
MICHIGAN.
l-Wm. A Howard, Sd Walbridge,
2-Henry Waldron, 4-Moses Wisner.
All Anti Nebraska Wings.
1-E Washburne, 5-A Williams,
4-janss 81 SGf'D3; KSos, 81 s-Lym.n Trnmbulr
All Aati-Nebraska Wings.
IOWA.
IL Thorngton,' 2-Augustus HALT
'Anti Nebraska Whig NEBRASKA DEM
INDIANA.
Smith Mer,+ 6-Lucien BARBOUR
2-Wm H EHglish,f 7-Harvey Scott,'
3-Geo G Dunn,s e-Daniei Macet
4-Wm Cumbach+ 9--Schuyler Colfax"
Sd Halloway,' lo-Samutl Bunten,'
ll-John U Pet,it,+
NEW YORK.
l--Wm w Walk Il7--F E Spinner,f
2--J S t Stranahan,' ls-T r Horlon,'
2--Guy Peton,' 49, A Hughston,'
4--John Kelly,T go Matteson,'
5--Thos Whitney, 2l-Henry Bennett,'
6--John Wheeler,t pa c McCary,'
7--Thomas Childs, lr.' l23-W A Gilbert,s
s--A H Wakeman,' 24--A Granger
9-Bayard Clark 25-E Morgan"
lO-A Murray 26-Andrew divert
ll--Rufus H King 27--John NJ Parker
l2-Killman Miller" 2s--W A Kelsey
l3--Russe Sage 29-John Williams,t
l4-S Dickson,' l3O-Benj Prngle,'
l5--Edward Dodd,' PIT Il Flager,s
t6--Geo Simmons 32-Solomon G Hauens
33-F s Edwards
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

ToWanda Female Seminary.
ne winter Quarter of the Towanda Femas
seminary, will commence on Monday, Mover
Der 81. a u HANSON
Nov.2 ST.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

33-F Edwards
Anti Nebraska Whig; fdo Dem TNeb. Dem.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18
Arrival Of the Steamship Atlantic.
VERY INTERESTING FROM EUROPE!
THE SIEGE OF SEBASTCPAL !
Protests Of the American Ministers.

Expulsion Of Gxr. soule frcn, France
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-07
NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED

~ AND C0NQUERED.-TIr -fourths of the physi-
cal pain endured by the human race proceeds from acc
tons of the nerves. The unuterabIe agony neuralgia
rheumatism, govt, spasms, headache, and thousand
nameess pangs that dart through every portion of the
SYSTEM and distract the BRAIN reerabe directly to an
unnatural condition of the system. The weaker
ex are prey to variety Of agonies that may truly be
called infinite all growing out of the dsordered action of
the nerves. The the of all pain. Kill the
nerve of raging tooth, aud the pain ceases Destroy
the nerves of limb and it is paralyzed Render all the
nerves of frame nsensible, and you produce death OF
what immense Importance therefore, must preparation
be that winuse health vigor hardness and permanent
energy into this complex arrangement of vital agents
known as the nervous system Experience has proved
the faculty admit the record shows that DR.. Morse's In
migrating EiiTr and Cordial, will produce these al
most iracuous effects. If all could witness tn
changes brings about in the condition those who are
ready to perish, banishes melancholy begets
strength, controls pain builds up aud ores the consti-
tution and prolongs e-it would unnecessary to adj
vertse Newspapers merely used as media to draw
attention toit To be universally used and unhesatngy
relied upon, it merely requires be universally known
The aid of the invoked guide the public to this
living untan but printed words can adequately set
forth its value.
The Cordial put up, highly concentrated in pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars six
for twelve dollars G. H. RING, Proprietor,
1872 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Cana
da, and the West Indies. AaEnrs-worcester, NJ. b.
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS & HAVEN. Providence.
]. BALCH Il SON. Boston, BURR & PERRY
su dTuTh&Sat&w1ms
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Notices.

NNORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS AS
w S0CIATI0N.-The next Quarterly meeting of the
Association, will be held in the POLICE COURT
ROOM, on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 10, at q o'clock
lst To act upon the names of any persons that may be
recommended for Membership in the Association
3D. To act upon any other business that may properly
come before the meeting. SAMUEL SMITH Clerk.
Worcester, October g. 1854. dim
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Auttiulls.
BY L. w. VAIL

BY T.. w. VAIL.
S~tENTEEL FUR NITURE AT AUCTION.
Va The subscriber having sold his house, will offer for
sale at his late residence,
No. s State Street, Worcester,
on WEDNESDAY, October H. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all the
Furniture said house, consisting in part follows, viz
FINE TONED PIANO FORTE,
Black Walnut Easy Chairs Mahogany hair cloth Parlor
and Rocking Chairs IIair-cloth 0omans, Pier Table,
Mahogany Dining, Center Gard and Work Tables, Black
Walnut What Not, Sofas, Mirrors Mahogany Bureaus
with Glasses, Mahogany Dry Sinks, Mahogany French
Cottage and other Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Hair and
Palm Leaf MATTRESSES,
3-Piy and KjddcymiRSter Carpets, Tapestry
and Stair Carpets,
Valuable Oil Paintings, Paror Stoves China Crockery,
and Kitchen Ware Cooking Stove with copper furniture,
and many articles not enumerated.
Also. at the same time and place, a very superior
R0CKAWAY, nearly new, and desirable assortment of
Garden Tools e. DIXIE, No. State st.
Oh dti
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Err z, IS 81
Boston advertisements.

4 OW RENTS, * SMALL PROFITS!
N FOR CASH.
MARTIN & PETERS,
Amory Hall Building, Corner Of Washington and West
Streets. Recommendations,
Are now receiving per barks SamPter and HouShton,
from London,
$4,000 YARDS
FELVET Piles TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
of the latest Styles which will be sold TEN PER CENT.
LESS than any goods Of the same kind in this city.
5000 yards Tapestry. .......... from 81 TO 81 20
5O00yards Brussels ............,tr from 81 to 81 70
10000 yards Three Ply, Super Fine and Common Ingram
Carpeng, from 50 cents to 81 25 Also, full supply Of
Cotton and WOODEN Booking,
Dutch Carpeting, Venetian and other Stair Table and
Piano Covers Mats and Mating Velvet Chenelle,
and Tufted Rugs, &c &c
Parties furnishing houses, respectfully invited to
call before purchasing elsewhere.
l-rThe above store is but short distance from the
Worcester Depot, in Boston.
MARTIN & PETERS,
Anaory Hall Carpet Ware Rooms,
Corner Washington and West Streets Boston,
SIG daw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-07

z INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.-O. COL
IL LESTER having located himself in this city would re
specially give notice that he is prepared give nsruc
tion in all the various departments of Vocal Music to
classes, private pupils, viz Rumenta instruction
cultivation of the voice, vocalizing, and Soeggo Singing
and would also engage classes in the practice of Church
Music, Glee, and Chorus Singing.
Instruction in Thorough Bass and the Piano Forte
will be given at his room No. 20 Summer st. or at the res
licences Of the pupils. Terms reasonable.
Mr. c. begs leave to add, that all those under his in
sLructon will receive his most prompt attention. ard hopes
by applying himself assiduously to his profession to
merit liberal patronage.
Or All communications through the Post Office or left
at Dorr Co.'s Book Store, No 205 Main ST. win be
promptly answered.
Piano Fortes tuned
Mnrcester- Fob & 1891 dor
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AnlusGnlents
WILLIAM MASON
WILL
A G O N G E r T!
IN BRINLEY HALL. WORCESTER

ON THURSDAY EVENING, October 49,
The programme will comprise compositions by the best
writer's for the Piano Forte including selections from the
works OF Handel, Beethoven, Mendelssohn Chopin List
stephen Heller and others also Popular Arrangements
of National Airs, and Improvsons on familiar melodies
In arranging the programme, he aims to exhibit the
varied powers Of the Piano Forte; Illustrate Also the
STYLE peculiartes and beauties of the most eminent com
poses for the instrument and to afford the highest salts
faction to the audience taking into consideration all tastes
from the popular to the scyerest and most classical.
o. During the Concert Mr.. Mason will extemporize
themes handed in by the audience
Tickets so Cents; to be had the Music Stores on the
day of the Concert, and at the door in the evening"
So, 27,30, O4,T IA 16l7,1 S&w
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Warren, Oct. 5. 1854.
AI.s0,-FOR SALE, A SMALL FARM OF ABOUT
IL ACRES OF LAND.

situated mile from Warren, the road leading to
Brimfed, consisting of a HOUSE AND BARN, the house
having been built about four years One half of the
is covered with thrifty growth of Wood; the remainder
is divided into moving and tllage. M land be
added, adjoining, if desired.
1t would afford suitable place for shoemaker, 9TH
mechanic who would wish devote part of their time
In cultivating the soil THOMAS +. CUTLER
Warren October 6, 1854 d3tiSw mayl
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Cost an0 Goun0.

O. STRAY COWS.-On the % day of
EahS October four Cows and Calf broke into the
YIN Farm-yard of the subscriber, on the Shrews.
aSA-AS bury road The is requested to pay
charges and take them away. JAMES WILLIAMS
ob diff
GTRAYED OR STOLEN-on Monday last
~ from No Irving street, a small YELLOW DOG,
weight about lbs has curley tall black nose and a
few black hairs ON the back; to the name of GAR
GO" whoever will return the same to me- or give in
formation where he may be found, shall be suitably re-
warued ISIS diff VIM. PIPER.
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2Trro advertisements.
BOSTON 4 y. YORK

49, = .,.,,sa.-fs BoSTON& ". YORK
i8 iE 's33sssss cESTRAL RAILR oAD.-on
and after Monday October 3D. 1904 Is wa ve noso
V% ~ S,Iy connecting with the trains
,o rnvidence and worcester and (ya that road with
the W stern Road to A lBaIg A. ~ n ND, sop NJ
Leave 4aa, Y,rE al A. NJ, and P. NJ.
~ s,., o,fb the regular trains on Providence and
Worcester N@''s w WV ~
New ,l saving Boston at 80 p NJ stops at Norwich
1ng 5t and proceeds next morning at O'Clock, di-
hsjNew York via New London.
reag rain leaving New York at p NJ, stops at Nor
,l over night, and proceeds next morning directly to
boston, arriving at 81 A. NJ
Passengers for Boston and Way Stations on the Boston
and Y. Central Railroad per Providence AMI Worces-
ter Trains, viii proceed without delay, at Blackstone
j. J. FLOYD Superintendent.
Boston, Oct. ID, 1854. dawf 60
NERs. WINSLOW,-An Experienced Nurse
I'VE and Female Phys clan, presents to the attention of
Mothers, her SOOTHING SYRUP, for Children Teetlrg.
For the Nervous Affections, Commissions, Fever, Indam
nation of the Bowels, &C. that attend This pr4d Of chl
dren recommends toprJduce the desired
feet giving rest to the MOTHER and relief and health to the
infant
child on Congress street was cured by the Soothing
Syrup, Of nantie Dysentery DarrhGa after being Civ
by the attending hysici n.
Mr. Backman of Eddington, says has never failed to
the DysenteFy Darrhwa in children whenever used
in the village. Lots Of it is sold.
One parent informs me his child has suffered to
alarming extent, with Flatuience, Wind Choc. Lately
they have used the Soothing Syrup and it always effects
a speedy cure.
Hundreds of like instances might be enumerated
Mothers try it in every where it has been sold
For sale by BOYD PAUL, No. 40 Cortandt sire t,
New York
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world is astonished at the wonderful cures per-
formed by the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER, prepared
by CURTIS * PERKINS, Its equal has never been
known for removing pain in all cases for the cure of
spinal complaints cramp in the limbs and stomach, rheu
natsm in all its forms, bilious chola, chis and fever
hurpc gOrR fprOn and IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-07
STOVES, STOVES.

"a STOVES, STOVES.
E-G BUCKS
'S4AI M p RIO WE'D COOK STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD.
This Stove has been thoroughly tested Those who
have used it, speak in the highest of its merits 1t
Combines all the late improvements making it what every,
good housekeeper desires to obtain, Stove in
every particular
THE TRIUMPH.
This is Paror Cooking Stove equally well adapted to
coal or wood In elegance of design, and beauty Of fin
ish, it is without rival.
THE PARLOR COAL STOVE.
This is very elegant Paror Stove of entirely new de-
sign and is well worthy the attention of those who like
to purchase a good article at a price.
COOKING, PARL0R, OFFICE, HALL AND SHOP
STOVES, of every variety constantly hand Persons
in want of Stoves of any descriptions will find it TO their
advantage to call and examine before purchasing am
determined sell at great bargains.
All kin of Jobbing done at short notice
NJ D L. -.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-07

EpUTTER-0n hand, and receiving daily, EXTRA
I'D LUMP BUTTER, FROM some of the best diaries in
the country, by q. IL. HARLOW,
my29 du 3S Front Street.