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COOKED FooD FoR SwINR.-Iy principal
motive in writing at this time is, togive my
experience upon cooked food for swine, l
would state here that formerly was as much
prejudicel against cooking food as any of the
river farmers were, and they almost invariably y
are opposed to it. Now, foreooked food, there
is much diierencelin cooking swine feed, as in
preparing batch of dough for bread, and
doubtless your observation has borne testi-
mony to the latter difference at least mine
has l am feeding ten spring pigs. two litters,
to slaughter i'll October or November. 1 have
pursued the following course During the "a
best Of the milk season, they had the waste of
six cows since then. from June 20, of ten
cows; July 20, gave them the run Of thr, c
acre lot just moved with few apple trees in
it. Last week, commenced feeding grain,---
barley, barley and corn, wheat, and oats, and
corn, alternately, aiming at a continued varie- !,
ty, giving them two duff days per week, i. @,
boiled meal, refuse apples, turnips, pumpkins, 4
sc. sua u aGt
prepared nay grain as follows; to one-third )
bbl. meal, much scalding hot water, adding
an equal quantity of skim milk or cold water,
all thoroughly mixed gradually would not
trust one in a hundred to mix my swill--put At
it aside to sour for one or two days, as the
weather may be, always keeping two or three
barrels on hand. This feed | make stronger,
or increase the quantity given daily, as the
season progresses, just as my Judgment die
tates, and in order to have Judgment correct,
attention must be given 10 the business
There is difference in breeds of swine, and diff
ference in men to feed them, hold Co1sn.r
F9l. Farmer. s.a. is.s
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1854,
Domestic Receipts.
lEcTED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

SELECTED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES
To MAKE THE BEST OF CRAokpRs.-Pour-
| teen teacups Of -four, three Of water, and ono
of butter or lard Chalf of each is better,1 sift
into the dry -four four Irresponsible OF cream
of tartar, and two ofspda, salt to the taste, add
the butter and water, work until smoothed,
roll very thin, cut out and bake, aud yca will
be apt to try again. loa laf1g 20
SrnwRD APPLE PUDDtNG. lover with ap-
pies pared and cored, to the depth of two inch
es, 9 deep basin or pan add water sufficient
to stew them. Make II crust as for common
bscuit roltto an inch iii thickness, cut holo
in the centre and cover with it the apples.
Set the dish on the stove or Goals to eook,coy-
ering closely to prevent the escape of steam.
Twenty or thirty minutes will be sufficient.
Serve with sauce made of water, butter, and
sugar, thiekened with flour, and seasoned
with nutmeg. -f al.a.--. y, a.
PUMPKIN OR SaUAsH PISA housekeep-
er in the Albany C,titirdtor, gives the follow
ing directions to make these pies stew the
pumpkin orsaussh as dry as possible, with.
out burning; rub il through a cullender or
sieve. To pint bowl full of the sifted pump.
kin, add three eggs, one quart of milk, If You
live in the country call it pint of milk and
pint Of cream; small tea cup full Of sugar,
half tea spoon full of salt nutmeg, CHINA
mon or ginger to the taste. The above guam
titles win make two large sized good pies, but
if squash is substituted you may dispense
with one of the eggs, aud half the sugar, and
have better pies; by retaining them and add
ing two spoonluls OF melted butter, you may
have the best pies.
The cooking books prescribe more eggs, 70
which there isno objection ifthe quantity OF
milk is increased accordingly. have, hoSs
ever, eaten ;olerably good pumpkiu pies with-
out any eggs at all.
Coon CoFFsE.--" The very best way for
making coffee is to put the ground coffee into
a wide-mouthed bottle over night, and pour
rather more than half a pint of water upon
each ounce and half and to cork the bottle;
in the morning to loosen the cork, put the bot
tie into pan Of hot water, and bring the
water to a boiling heat. The coffee is then
poured of clear, and the latter portion strains
ed ; that WHICH is not drank Immediately is
kept closely stopped, aud is heated as it is
wanted" Who will try this way aud let us
know a idts43z1-l 5arBi5 adK
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cHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & 90
LADIES' CLOAkS
CHAMRERLlN. eARNARp, 8

CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, s. cos.
We respectfully invite the attention of purchasers to
our PATTERN GARMENTS FOR CLoAKS, comprising
IA different patterns, in Na a as &.
Elegant Paris made Garments
Of our importation, together with large and splendid
stock OF vcIvei, Cloth, and Tablet Cloaks,
manufactured in Gus own establishment, from the above
patterns and from the latest
NEW YORK STYLES.
Our Garments are all made up under own nspec-
tiop Of the best materials aad Trimmings by experi-
enced Dress Makers and warranted the thorough
and Fashionable article sold ss-s - !.
Also, LADIES CLOTHS, in all the desirable shades;
Merinos French Fatnes, &c. all of.which Will be sold
by the yard or made into garments, at prices
rant perfectly satisfactory. M ~. q, f..s.ais
81 MI s.-a CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, 3 co.
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Books, 5totiounn, Mf.


EUST PUBLISIED,--EN0s D0RR & COM.
% pANY, Publishers booksellers and Stationers No
2O5 Main-street Worcester A -.-'e
BOIL ,rVIEN nyrs wv NJ Nvar,r A Nm SrTrrr,TrE
~ 4stAAN $1,000 ~ = - - Asi' /
Digest Of The Lalgs Of Massachusetts, relating TO
SHERFFs JAiLERs, CoRoSeiIs and CoNsTABLEs .
With reference to the Decisions Of the other New England
States. with copious forms, $685.
... By CIIAS. W. HARTSHORN. Counsellor at Law /
Il nos. & ~, l.ao,, ,o,s.,,,.i,. ~, ho1- = ,oa o.
,,ent III scboo Miscena,ec,s and IllsI, poals 81
,,or, H. IA y ,,a,it. ~ ,1,t ~, n 4 H. IN
E,,, 80 NJ a.; ~ - ~ Xxx s 2 ~ p,
pa,aris ana ~ I2aoi,s al, ~ rLjcb iI 10 l5 AZ M
ccs nm cannot III ~ saiisGy wa ~ ~ Pr
~ Tn the sane store is Ken, sfock Of f.oId ,nl
rtIInv XV,,a.tses Silyer and piazza Snoon ii9Iv
EiRY in ali variety coli silver and plated SnecocL
n i'r m ,,'t - e - cf7ifS = -,
and sb.I,s. Ra1c,, c,ols1 o,,ai in ,t;,y'. T. - +; ~
city md nrices ~ Iog ! : ,gof inner ''' . NV
Watches Clicks and Jegelry Repaired and warranted,
NIB deodtf 4. l. BURBANK & co.
HgoOKsII5oO KSS-BoOkS! ION Ahttfl
Va, 49, pi,e,,n ., Eew bS9Gs, NJ 90 halh St.
wanderers and other islls Ir peI.y ps,l
Ifear1s,as, 81. ~ Iro.tN,,, y,ia -, ~ ,epo,
,artf vi ''' - ''>' . "'''' ~ WV ]''''- "a ~"
ybncn,s ~ Prrat Nov. o,;.;
tIa.s - - Isinl ~ IL q q .,.
TbS IS,oy NiIb pai'' " --'o y w. -As'''
I p a,'f ~, ,, nSriha " Hrs: iE E
Ii5 Man, y lag - f'''
p,eona'I Reco4ractiors = tho s,o-, h, X n WOOD
iriti5, ~ is1; 4 80 wv '''s'' ~ W. a. "''N'
L. Nos IA on ~ Ti, from 10 f,,;,,.,o,, fyse.
$50: 80 ~ - " tSn Nun M, ~, S,l...Ny '-
80, - o., rs = - d.., ~ A""i - = '
10 in ~, l,av;as $50 H., rst A., Mool;o
Cioyernook Ci,ildr4,, bv Alice Grey
49, - \ ~ ~ ~ ~, ~ nN -
s,1t ~ - n -, ii5 Ss = "a 80 Il, vs.,
Mature IN Disease and other Writings, by j. Bigeow.
~ n - - a. y n Ill ~ d ,vr;s
S S, ~ D29rI II, q p i !, ~ ~ T. i'S'
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gv0IgH ESTER III II Fl,-~The subscribers are
~ agents Tor the safe Of e above celebrated brand Of
lime We can ilruiaa ian aay eoantty to builders and
&heTs, at shorl notice AT yetytow pt,s.
LIS SeltAGUE i Co.,
inches IN y MeiD Stree.
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To PREVENT A Cow FAILING IN HER Milk. 3
Wash the cows udder and teats with puro ~
cold wafer before milking, and then milk her "a
morning ard evening as dry as possible neg Saa
hgence III this latter respect is ono of the
causes of cows falling in their milk. The COW
should, if possible, be always MIXED by the
same person, and while the process is going !,
on, small quantity of hay should be placed Il
before the animal. This furnishes employ aal
ment, for the jaws aud draws her attention.
from what is going on, and the milk i in ~,
consequence, yielded freely.
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TnnTIIACHE CIREn IA

I % L IfAN1 Il OT hED BY
ifYesg-sSs means of the PAINLESS NERVE
IIr1T1s-YS DESTROYER, by DR. GEORGE U.
SrEARNS Surgical Dentist Formerly Of the firm of Drs.
Searns Brothers, Boson operator of ten years expe
rience.- Office No. PIPER BLOCK, Worcester. Where
may be obtained TEETH for the economical durable and
beautiful article at prices to suit the times. Also, BEST
insertion of which back farther than that of any
other manufacturer in Worcester County.
Great Improvement in TEMPORARY TEETH, enabling pa
tents to with Them while the gums shrinking away
for the permanent derture. 1H
Ladies and Gentlemen, who desire to preserve the beau
~ and synetry OF their front teeth, may rest assured
that they have them filled this Office without un-
necessary muation with the file. Prices Of Filling from
Fifty Gents to Five Dollars. taE my25 diff
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DAILY PAPEg.--Fiye dollars per yen $3.50 for six
mous S125 for three monthsi 10 cents per week. single
'opes two cents each. Hhe raid strictly in advance,
deduction of 81 year will he made, and proporionate
eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year, 81 for six
advance, LIS year; single copies cents each
o. The postage the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 quarter; other States 38 cts
all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 year; in
ether States, "a cts. year.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by joins MItroN EARLE, &
FHoMAs DREW, at No 212 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-08

REAL ESTATE OFFICE, 2IS Main 81.
NTOVV is THE TFMR!-E y ABBOTT nov

REAL ESTATE OFFICE, 2IS Main 81.
NOW is THE TTME!-E. Z ABBOTT now
~ offers to the public for sale exchange the most
desirable schedule Of Real Estate offered in this city
ar county consisting of Farms, Houses, House Lets,
Mood Lots, Water Privileges, &c &c. all Of which will be
sold az great bargains, 70 the pur .haser.
Among his list of 'arus, l farm in Barre, in Oak
ham, in Cold Brook. in Rutland, in Bolton in Ok
ford.
HIS list Of houses comprises and thoroughly built
houses Newton street. Dewey street, Chandler
gtree, on Mason street, on john street. on Slem st.
Wood Lots-2 good wood lots in the town Of Rutland
4 in Holden in Paxton, 3 in Oakham.
House Lots17 house lots Abbott street. 10 Pleas
tl street. 10 Newton street ~ Dewey street. 20
nlason street q Chandler street 13 hudson street.
on Elm street. on Vernon rtree 10 Endicott street.
on Providence street, 10 BoomingdaG Road, l.
OAK Hi l. DIFF n2S
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ReaI estate.
IL his services as fes
~, REAL ESTATE BROKER.

any person having property Tor sale or 70 excane either
the city adjoining towns and would solicit the atten.
lion Of Purchasers and invite them call 236 Main St.
where he will be happy to meet them and convey them
Gsent parts of the city, and show them his assortment
" NEW HOO SEES,
part of which he viii sell Low for Cash. if applied fol-
Toon and others on long credit.
Also, Building Lots Tor sale as usua-anl several good
bargains,
FAR MS,
Immediately looked at. Delays are DANGEROUS.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OFF LGMF..-
~ This celebrated Fertilizer, where it has been fairly
tested the last year. has been found equal and in man
cases superior the best Peruvian Guano in its ime
iiate effect and permanently beneficial the landf
II is adapted any soil in which there is deficiency
Phosphate which often the All crops beneGtted
by its application.
1t is composed Of ground bones, decomposed by sui
phurc acid, which is added due proportion of Peru
Wan Guano, Suphate of Ammouia &c.
For sale with full directions for US, in Bags of $50 lbs.
each charge for package. All bags will be Branded
sc. B. DeBurg, No. l Super Phosphate Of Lime" Tina
above can be procured of
LEE sPRAGUE & CO.,
mch2S diff AZ Main Street
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z RAGG ER lEO-TE : f;5.--AG persons wishing
Hg good Likentsses Of giaseiy-s riends, would dp
'sstl cal st VAN Al&rGN'S Rooms, in Unon B,ck,
over d. tldia'1l's Jegeiy SToTe Ne. g7 ain Street,
Where can be 9ud good assortment Of fancy anil plain
cases at the most reas lnale prices dtr o25
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L. u M b T. r


ALL ETNDS,
Constantly on hand, the very Lowest Market Prices
uc Southern Ia Pide, Of all dimensions, Shingles
Chp.olrjs Lttis, ned aud jainted Floor Boards ol
Hari Pine Sot Fine nj Spruce, Eastern and Western
Finishing Lumber. of ldmensions Also, Cherry, Black
Walnut, and White ood; and in fact every kind 81
lumber that this ct demands
N B.--We pr pared to send
Frames amd humber
Of all kndshaYing purchased for that purpose on
nl roads leading from Worcester the best Of terms
and resp ctfuy solicit aibera share Of the public pat
ionage. 4. L 0. x. EARLE, Washington Square.
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No Capital Necessa

Ertrdct from C0mnnunlcdtIons from our AGENTS.
"Iherewith enclose you draft for - dollars deduct.
ing hundred and ninety-seyen dollars my commits.
sion the sale Of the last month"; Signed H. Reed'-
81 shall realize commission my sales this month
about one hundred and seventy five dollars. L. C. Field
The occupation viii prove light and gentenanly
poyment-as honorable as it is profitable.
Noagent will be accepted unless able to produce sub
stantial testimonials to character aud industry.
Salaries will be arranged for the first year if preferred
So many to Advertisements forwarded from
Loves idle curl sty only, the advertiser will consider
application unless mpanied by One Dollar, ev.
dence of sincerity when full particulars will be forwarded
address BURNS, BENEDICT, & Co,
Baltimore Nd
To the substantial nature of the enterprise refer to
KENNETH 4 DALE. LIE Roy, soSs, & Co. A 50, to HAN.
r.. WEST, Ohio; Hon. Q. n. pENFIs .hode Isand
and NJ RAY, Key West. Fla. daw2m OF
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GsLATE FOE roo ES.-The sub,
~ the Agency Of the
HEIy EHGE4NU

REW ENGL4ND
MINING Il QGARRX1NG COMPANY.
is prepared to furnish Slate Tor Roofs of superior qualit
aud lay it iii the b.sl manner.
The above Quarry is io-i Vernon, Vt, and the
Slate found to be superior any 5a has been used in
this yci ~, and wiz BE- furnished the satisfactory
terms.
Samp3smay be seen at the Worcester and Nashua
Depot, lincoln ST., and hnicud & Co.'s Hardware
Store. JOHN BARNARD
Worcester. Nav Slh, 1871. ltf
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Mosr people seem to imagine that adviees
like physic, to be good must be disagreesblesc 3

aisn seag "a AseA gas Ra@e & 49,
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ny y. COUCH. FLAME MANUEA CTCRER.-
b. On account cf the late Gre ayiig been Obliged TO
leave the place for short time, continues MAKE all
kinks Of
MOJADING AND BENCH Planes.
Orders for the above work, msy be let b. W CAR
rIlers attended to iy2j oH
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CLOTHES CLEANED-R AIRED, RE
" dyed, and color improved, by SYLVESTER WILL
SON, No. lbs Main Street. OF Sureyant's Tailoring
Establishment, Worcester, Mass.
SIGN AND FANCY PAINTING. The
subscriber, DESTROYS Of giving particular atter-
|, to the above named business, has removed Aar-
Iington Corner, Room No up Etairs, where he viii
await all ordeFs. Tag dn DEXTER RICE.
EpI CHRO. POTASH, BLUE ViTRlOL,
I'D &C 5000 lbs. Bi Chro. Potash, 10000 do Blue
vrol % bsls. Ground Alum, 5casks LIST Pc rl ASH
so bbls Ground lied Tartar IS do Glue, in store and fc
sale by t ass0 G.. s. 4 A. j. HOWE 4it 'la i
ms atdu .,Fre Worcester Bank Block
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But remances for the Pictorial without Gift Tickets
may be sent to rRoP. j. W0oDMAN HAhT, HAErs
BUILDINGS, Chestnut Street, Phil dpha, Pa, there being
the principal editorial and publication Office.
u23 dom
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EUST PUBLISIIEDs--EN0S D0RR. & CON-
~ PANY, Publishers, Booksellers, and Sationers, No.
205 Man-street, Worcester.
H THE NEW ENGLAND SHERIFF.
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ysNHE PREMIUM CUTTER OF 1888
q The Kentucky Straw Cutter is manufactured by
the subscriber and for sale No. IS Mechanic St, Wor
cester The attention OF all persons wanting HAY CUT
TER solicited examination of the above niple
ment 1t all kinds of fodder from the finest hay to
the stalks and all kinds of vegetable, without any
alteration In short, ii is the most simple most efficient,
and safest Cutter, beng wholly free huin the crime of
anpuatng fingers. &c., that has been introduces. in
this State DAVID BoYDEN.
IWnrcester Nov. 1858 nOv3O dawtf
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NEW STORE AND SILVER MANU-

NEW STORE AND SILVER MANU-
IN FACTORY, No. II Central Street Loi0eH.-l
D. ADAMS, Importer of Fine English and Fren,
Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods; NJ tnufacuier
G and in rich Silver and Plated of every
style aud quanty Silver Spoons of every variety, made
1t short notice; Gold and SILVER Bowed Specaeles Shell
Combs of all styles; Watches, Clocks and Jewtlry made
md repaired
Also the only Agent for AcKLEY's ScoTcH PEBBLE
EYED SPECS, in Lowell. No. IL Central "a.
Lowell, Mass. diff SIG
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SpUKLDINGS II EMOV ED.-THE ST BSCRI
a. Der takes this method Of informing the public that ne
sTepaed to move buildings, of every description in the
most expeditions and careful manner, either in city OF
country Also raise buildings, any desirable height
His long experience in the business enables him give
all the assurance that whatever he undertakes in this lire
Of business will be done in the best anner All orders
left Aaron Billings 20 Front viii be promptly at
tended TO. febl0 dly NATH'L DEARBORN. ~
C5.sszszP WORKING OXEN, &c.-Thc spo-
NHSSS scrber offers for sale, TWO PAIRS WORK
ssSul. ING OXEN, SO rods Stone Wall, suitable Tor
building together with large quantity Of Loan, Sand
and Gravel, which will be delivered any where IN the
South part Of the City. Apply to H. H. CHAMBERLAIN
at ai8f ni Chamberlain, BARNARD, & cos. VI
oo5
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KSLUID LAMPS.-1oo DoZ. Peg Fluid Lamp
n for Shoemakers.
90 dozen LIST Size Fluid Handle do.
90 doz. 2Ili Size ~.
20 a Bed Handle do.
25 " OIL do.
Camphene Hanging and side Lamps, Households Patent
galety Lamps, together with general assortment OF
Lamps Of various kinds for sale Wholesale and retail at
lou nrices Nv II. AYRES,
re ar 23S Main
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-08
Notice 20 Eaton q PiquaB Frames
Road Stockholders. gn09l

nm the 30th day Of October 1851, the Boasd
" Of Directors OF the Eaton and Hamilton
Railroad company, adopted a resolution sdizi.
ding the amounts subscribed, and to be sub
scribed, to rs capital stock, applicable 70 the
construction OF its branch road from Eatonrt6
the city of Piqua, into ten equal instruments
OF ten per cent each, and declaring that they
should fall due and payable on the first DAY.
|of November, January, March, MAY July ma
September ! prior subscriptions eommencing
with the first named period; and, subseouert
ones, with the one occurring fst amer ire
making OF isuch subscriptions, iespectiycIy..
and continue to falidue and payable thereafter
as above specified until the whole should b.
come due and payable.
On the 29th Of July md 2ist and 22d Ocio.
ber, 1852, temporary suspensions Of it, opsya.
ion were ordered, but on the 2ist day OF Js6lt
uary 1858, q resolution was adopted which. 7.
declared by a subsequent one Of "a March. re.
scinded all resolutions and acts OF the Board
inconsistent or conflicting with, said RESOLUTION
OF 30th October 1851, whereby sa,d insisl.
ments, not previously paid, commenced fallin1
due and payable on the 5Dt day Of Msrchdg.
%, and viii continue 10 fall due and psvshis
regularly hereafter as above Indicated on ~
first days Of May, July september, Noventer
and January respectively until 9all shall lhays
become due and payable. By order OF he
Board, DAVID BARNFT, PIest
Attest,
J.B. sTErBEss. Sec'y.
March 10, 1853
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-08
UNION AND FRATERNITY.
OF ALL KINDS!

GEORGE w: CANS,
A GENT at Eaton, for Washington Unior
IA Fire Insurance Company, Cleveland, o
Capital $200,000.
Etna Fire and Inland Transportation Insu,
rance Company Of Hartford-the Oldest Hart.
ford Company-chartered in 1879. Capita
100000.
Ohio Life Insurance Company Of Cincinna.
ii. Capital Stock 100000. All paid IN and
safely secured.
New England Live Stock Insurance Compa.
NY, against death by diseases or accident.
Capital $4,000.
We, the undersigned, insure in the above
companies and believe them to be entirely
safe and responsible.
GEO. D. HENDRIcKs, Wash. Union.
NEAL & HARRIS, N. e. Lioe Stock.
WIN. BLooMEIELD, Ohio Life.
@. VAkAUsDAL G. Co., Etna.
JACOB CHAMBERs, Wash. Onion.
BRUcE, HAUK & Co., Wash. Union.
p0SucE at my Law Office, second story
Court House. janis.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-08
spring Of 1s5A.
a. GALLAGHER 4 ERNST
IMPORTERS,
WHoLEsALR pRALRRsqN
F0REIGNAND Jon TIC

Z T|-IT =. ~
IMPORTERS,
MHoLEsXLR pRALERsqN
F0REIGNAND DoMEST TIC
Dry Goods,
Commercial Block, ko1ss MalRStrsst,
Cincinnati, O.
A RE now receiving and opening their Spring
n and Simmer supply Of Dry Goods to which
they invite the attention Of Merchants visiting
The city. Their stock comprises
Cloths, !
OF every description, quality and price--a
large lot Of 'Cassimeres and other varieties of
goods for Genilemen's wear. For the ladies
we have
silks,
Rich Plain and Figured Silks, psu de Soies
Black Gro de Rhines, Matceliasa Florences.
ISerges, Gro de Maps, Vestings, ssssaets. Sin,
shsws, and India silks Of all DESCRIPTIONS.
Dress Goods,
Rich Printed Paris Mousselin de LANES and
Csshmeres, Plain Colored all Wool Muslin de
LANES, American Muslin De Names, Rich
Psris Bareges, Jaconets Lawns, Organizes,
PRINTS. Ginghams, Pophns, Alapacas, Bonn
bazines.
Shawls,
Plain ana embroidered Grape shawls, Broche
and Indoux Shaws and Scarfs, Silk, Barege,
Thibet, Stradilla, Muslin deLain, and Prin-
ed Shawls Of all kinds.
Ribbons
A splendid variety Of Bonnet and Cap, Satin
Taffeta and Velvet Ribbons, of all widths and
qualities, and a great varietyof other Millene-
ny Articles.
White Goods,
Linens, Linen Lawns, Cambncs and Jaconets,
both Plain, Striped and Checked, Mulls, Swis-
ses, Nainsooks, Bishop Lawns, Linen Cam
brio Hdkfs. &c.
Laces q Embroideries,
Cap and Cape Laces, both Plain and figured,
Edgings, Insertings. Trimming Laces, Real
Thread and Valsncienne Laces, Capes Col
lars, Cuffs, Sleeves, &C., of all prices.
Gloves,
Kid, Buck, Beaver, Silk, Isle, Cotton, Filet
and Thibet, of all qualities and sizes, for la
dies, Gentlemen, and Childrens' wear.
Hosiery,
Silk, Lisle, Cotton Merino, Lambs Wool and
Worsted Hose and Half Hose, both Plain, Mix
ed and Ribbed, for Men, Women and Chill
dren, and almost every article belonging to a
Hosiery Department that can be found in the
manufactures of Europe.
Small Wares,
In addition to the articles before enumerated
we keep constantly on hand a great variety 0
other goods, such as Cravats, Scarfs, Crapet
Grape Lisses, Barages and tissues for Wells
Silk Pocket Hdks., Sewing Silks, Twist
Braids, Fringes, GImps, and every variety o
trimmings for Ladies' Dresses.
Rah % 1874 l. NJ /