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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-24

AVA LILY WAsHING SOAP.
would call The attention Of the public to an article
nesgnateu ny tbe above nnme which am now introduce
ing to the public This Soap is warranted 10 eyee ali
oher soaps, Fluids, anything else now In use for wash
ing purposes MS uLy proved by large number of tes
tionias OF persons who have used IT, would therefore
humby ask our generous people to give Il a fair trial
This Soaps put up in small iara. for samples and Is 10
pc had AZ the principal grocery stores Worcester and
vicinity Orders any anoun thankfully received and
promptly attended 10. Manufactured by
w. Z. MASCROFT
olo daw5m sutton, Mass
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NEW WORCESTER Il LINCOLN so
. NJ N i j " s.
oAANGA on TINE "Wednesday Oct. "a, 1866.
Leaves New Worcester,
AT %, ~, and l05, A. NJ, and IL, 49, and 81, p. NJ
Leaves Lincoln Square,
Al y %, and u, AM, aud "a, and 6, Pm
Leave Harrington Co, ner at o, z. NJ.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester min.
ntes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
WIZ leave New Worcester at 10 A. M, and II p. NJ,
returning ut the close Of meetings.
" Fare each way, q "a cents.
ga du STONE. Proprietor.
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VAR ONArE AMMORIA.--3O JARS Oar
" A,1ate Ammonia Just received aud for enle-bv
q. A. HARRINGTON Il co,
a f No 30 Main IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-24

under the pretence Of eectng cure medicines which in
nineteen cases out Of twenty have injurious eGec upon
the system, without producing the desired result or
sign Of it, should shun Il ese bipeds, and none
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-24


II Full directions accompanying eacn bottle
Price Ave qoharp. ianI7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-24

BOSTON AND WORCESTER Il. *
-s=s=azsssssl WIN FER ARRAN GEMENT.- Com
y-,ss tg55sss,e - uencing Monday, Nov 3, 1855
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows
Leave Worcester at (abuut Ex) Z, $50 A. NJ. (3.Sg
Sx.) 410, and (ll.S0, Ex.) P. NJ.
Mllbury 6.40a.nl 350p M
Milford at T.O5, $50 40 .
Marlboro Ills, 945 g $50 "
Fram'm Centre (West station) at TAO, 1915 a.
H., $50 p. IN.
SaxonYile at 7.t0 m 100 D. m,
Newton, $50, *7.45, $3.50 ". Tr.) 600, (~l1Oo,
". Tr,), a. m; *l.50, 20, 400 $3.50 W. Tr.l
6, 1915.
" BTookline, ESQ, $50, S.15, $50 10, a. NJ, 115
2, $50, 6.45, Q, also on WednesioFs, 1880 p. m.
NsedAam Plain, s, $40 am; l20 4.5Op. m.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows
For Worcester at T. (8.S0 EN- m, l3O 600 Ex.,(
4.5o, $3.50 Ex.) P. n.
" Willbury at ia. N. 430 Pm
Milford at Tam 100, 4S0, D. m,
g Marlboro at Tam 1S0 49O
" Tram'ro. Centre at ia. NJ ls0, 4,80,
6 Saxonyille al 10, q. M 545,
" Newton, q, W. IT,, 9.15 1890 (l.3O w. Trl
ESQ, 4.45, 5 As, a.l5,f
'rookline, 705, 7.5o, 9, l1.8o, a m. 1915, Els
els, 8, 9, 7.l5, $50, also Wed'sdays Ills p. m.
: C7arles River Br8rch at 7.O5. 1150 am. 3l5 pm
Wednesdays at Ii instead Of els.
Sunday Mail Train for Worcester Springfield and New
York ?. NJ.
GExpress Trains stop only at birmingham
G. TWICHELIA Sup't.
Boston, Nov. l. 1865 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-24

~ ME subscriber having visited many the most &c
brated 0rthopedic and other Medca and Surgica
Institutions of Europe and devoed than twenty-five
years to the treatment of CrUGtures of the Spi.
RGt Irritation, Diseases of the Muscles and Joints
Club Foot and all diseases of Females peculiar to them
tenders his services to the afflicted in full confidence Of
gVinS satisfaction. ALANS0N Able NJ. D.
e26 d&w1y No. 20 Boylston Street Boston
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49,. EPEncH pERLonLcAr. pI..r.s 4nn npons

FRENCH PERIODICAL PIELS AVID DROPS
The efficacy of which have been tested in hundred
cases. and failed to effect speedy witheut any
haG result. The Pills and Drops the result of an gx
ensige practice, and not discovered by accident To euo
gise their virtues would not add to their merit Wewond
only say, try them. They viii be any part of the
country from observation, by addressing (post paid
DR.. @. A. HILL, Nc III Main ST.,
Mnrcesfar- Niass-
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NSAk lNON AND STEEL.

/ IL O n
70 tons assorted Swedish Iron, fat and square
10 " best Norway Bar Iron
100 =" assorted best refined Iron, hound fat and
square. ~N"
80 tons shaftng Iron, from Ii to inches round
~ = small round, and square Iron, from 1-16 to 9I
Of an inch
tons U. B. horse-nail rods.
10 . horse and ox-shoe Iron
AZ best Norway rods, and shapes assorted.
20 best Glenuon iron.
- Lowmore Iron, assorted.
Oval, and half-round Iron.
Sheet Iron.
5 II IL r L.
tons sleigh shoe Steel (Swedish)
best cast Steel, (sanderson Bro. & co..
round machinery Steel.
English spring
German
Bstered III
ALSO =
FISHER & Norris Cast Steel Face AnUts ana
Vtces. Best English Anoi5s and Vices,
Horse RaSpS and FiIeS
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREEs and BoxEs
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKsMITHS BELLOWS
BLAOkSMITH'S SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA.
& X N ID 5 TON ES.
Horse Nails, made from the best u b. Iron warranted.
N. Is. p n |, are also Agents for ADRIONAC AMER
ICAN CAST STEEL.
~ The above will be sold the most favorable terma
by the subscribers at the old stand Washington souare
vya..,a4.- ~. ,.. PRATT INMAN.
""NVFhtef, Oct' l. 1903 deodaW
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a KINNEY PIECES * PIER SLA AS
= Manufactured Of Stone by the
PENRHYN MARBLE COMPANY.

These are new and beautiful articles in imitation OF the
richest and most expensive kinds Marble In style and
finish, they stand unequalied very highly polished
retain their beauty much longer than marble and
are not injured by gas smoke acids They been
extensively used public and private buildings giving
perfect satisfaction While much superior
they sold cheaper than anything of the kind in the
market During the present season. they have been
awarded Gold Medals the Exhibitions Of the American
Institute, New York, and the Massachusetts Charitable
Association Indeed, the confidence with which they
have thus far been received gives the irest evidence
that this marble will by its many advantages in great
measure supersede the use of ali others.
Archects builders, and all others invited TO exam.
inc them at the Ware Rooms of the Company corner Of
fremont Bow and Howard street. opposite Hanover street.
JOSEPH STORY, Ag't 4 Treas'r
Beston Dec 1888 d2Y -,
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HRR. HILL TAKES PLEASURE IN
y announcing to the citizens of Worcester and atfe
places, that his Office is at No. III Main Street.
word to young men and Others afflicted with semins
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Hart Female Seminary.
Plymouth, connccfieuf.

HSHIS Institution, which has been in
 - successful operation for more than two years past. offers superior adyantag for inc edncasion oi young ladies in all the ordinary useful and ornamental branches. During the present vacation the Seminary premises are being greatly enlarged and improved; the cham bers will he entirely reconstructed and new wing adde.i fifty two feet long. containing eight new chambers, dining-room. nu-ic rom, bath room, &c &c. A gymnasium will be fitted up with apparatus fur exercise and recreation Tn all weather. Superior facilities are provldet f,r the sindv of music; the Seminary is furnished with four pianos, and affords oppori unity for practice to any desired extent Experienced and accom- plished teachers are employed who board in the family with tbe pupils. The boarding depart meni will continue under the management of Miss F. W Hooker onr excellent Mairon. The whole Ins,irufiofis under the constant Supefin- tendent nf the Board of Directors who will spare no efforts 10 render this one of the best schools of The kind in tie State.
 In consequence of the improvements now go- ing on, tie commencement of rhe next term will be delayed i'll September 26th
 For further information, or admission to this Institution application may be made 70 Rev. I. P. WARREN, Secretary of the Board of Directors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Another Arrival!

KEORE New Goods just received at the lV-E "Granite Store" The proprietnrs of this Establishment would again rem,nd the public that they have received during the past two weeks laig ge additions 10 their Stock of Goods. und are now prepared 10 show to their customers as large and good an assortment as can be found in the county.
 Among the Goods just received can be found more of those choice oil-boiird black Silks a, one dollar per yard, striped fancy Silks at 50 cents per yard and upwards; also, more of those French Lawns and Berages, Trimmings, &c. all cnlors and styles.
 HArs AND CATS lin this department we are thoroughly "pes,ed,'' having a very large as- sortmen, of everything in that line. which we can sell a: astonishngly low prices.
 CARPETS AND PArER-iiASGINes. stock of Carpe,inas, Paper langiags, Sc. is now quire large, and in that department we defy coa,peti- tion WO0DING - LEWIS.
 Granite Store, Wolcoiiville. June H. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Notice
Notice \ hereby given to the residents and non-

"A $ hereby given 10 the residents and non- ' residents liable to pay Taxes in the town of Cornwall that have received warrant 10 collect tax of ten ti0l cents on ihe dollar on the assessment iisi of 1851; also, military tax will meet them al the following places to re- ceive said iaxes: on Thassday, Scpr 9th, al Myron HarrIssn's Store, Cornwall Bridge. from o'clock A. Nj. until F M.. and n, NJ. Beers & S.ns Store, m the Fans, from l o'clock uniil I F. M on Friday, Sept. 7sh. al .he Store ol iise Cornwall Iron Co. from 9 o'clock A. II. uslil 12 M.; at the Store of !. W. Beers & Co. from clock until 4 r. II.
 All persons negiecting 10 pay ,heir taxes at such times Miii De liable to pay legal lees for collecting
 RALPH I. SCOVILLF. Collector.
 West Cornwall, August 18th, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
New Machine Shop and Foundry ss AT. Mfaf E.aI E

HHE Laurence Hachias company are n..w prs pared ta take js,bs fur building. fiiting up and repairing all kinds oi machinery and mlil-work, which They have facii'tfes f.,T terms as any osher establishment.
 The f.nndry Is ane of the best in the State, and as they have purchased all oi the patterns belonging u fhe fate Boyd Manufacturing Ca. Winsteds they are ena.,ied to make casting s from the same patteras al less prices than they can be procured elsewhere.
 Experienced woski,len are employed in the vari.sus branches, and whoever may he in want of any kind ot machine work can depend upon having II uuiie fo their satisfaction, and are re- quesieE 10 give them a ca l.
 A. J. ELWELL, Agent Norfolk, August Isl, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
C0mssmasMuas, SC.

"HY can you buy Gents Boots better w al the Old Brick better than anywhere else Because cash buys cheaper than credit. Why can you buy Boys Calf Boots as cheap al retail as they can be bought in the ciiy al wholesale Because We have them on hand, and they must be sold before ihe season is over. And why IS IL that yon may buy Gents Patent Buekskin do, , Pat nt Bronze Top Union d. . Calf and Patent Slips, and all kinds of Gen: s Gonds, better than any where else? Because the season is now far advanced. aLd large lot remains to be cleared out to make room for the Fall campaign, which will open about the first of September.
 Why may you bny Ladies' Caters, Congress tipnef and foxed, and Buskins plain; enamel ied4fie ies, Jenny Lind's. Sontag's Slips, and a host of others. good and fancy articles. al the OLD BRICK, better than any who're else Be- caasc.fhey were bought in New York at greatly reduced prices for Cash, and we are bound to sell them accordingly!
 And finally, Why, oh why isil, that eeerv:hing in our line of trade may be had of the Subscri- bcrs for the 51- READY. -EE at greatly reduced prices, for inc next tour or live weeks? sBecause We have got larger and better Stock than can be found in lee County We devote our whole time to our business. and interfere with n me- We are bound 10 2 ve our patro:s the benefir of low pr ces, in consequence of hard times. We a re making clearing out sales ofeverytbing in he Summer lire of G,ods. We therefore mos, re- spectfuily invite all-ves, one and ali. to parrci- pate in he fun ot buying al less per cent. than ever helore.
 'Comef from every nation, come from every way Our Stock large enough, %c.
 MEAtOY X TROWBRlOGE.
 Litclheld. Auausi l. 1853.
 No. 5. West Main Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
.Wsssicas C0rA.

N BlDAELI. PECK. Teacher of oU Vocal Music nstrurtion given in sing. ing. Singing ,SchoJls of Glasses taught in the inwns m the vicinity of Laehhed the coming fall and winter, and particular attention pald 10 tis rui!i'r ens and the proper method and style of p.rinru,tng Church Music
 All letters addressed to me at Litch6eld, will receive prompt attention.
 Litel6eld Id August 29th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Mas.a.so,t salve cures aosqueto Bites.

MnssHssott shIVc cures MosTueto Eites.
 To tome flesh nothing is more poisonous and ipanfHl than mosquito bites; Massasspit saIve sh9nld be applied instantly, and it will prevent the swelling. the itching and the pain. This Salve is also an excellent family remedy for the cure ol Burns, Cuts and Wounds 9 q. per box. Al orders should he addressed to l. r. ScLLivAN, Proprietor, l20 Washington St Boston, Mass.
 Solc by A. z. Smith, Litehfield; Alvord S Brother, Woicottville.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
ELEVENTH YEAH
Splendid Engravings and Prizes.

Splendid Engrayings and Prizes. fISHE Eleventh Annual Volume of ihis useful | publication commences on the l7th If Sept The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN IS an illustrated periodical, devoted chef fly 10 the promu ga ton of information relating 10 the various Mechanic and Chrmic Arts, Industrial Manufactures, Az riculture. Patents, Inventions, Engineering, Mill work and all interests which the light of prac.i. cal Science is ealculItrd to advance.
 Reports of U. s. Patents granted are also published every week. including official copies of all the patent claims, toge ther with tie ws md information upon thousands of other subjects. The contributors to the Scientific American are among tho most em'nenf scientific and practical men of the times. The editorial de- partfnent Is universally acknowledged to he conducted win great ability, and 10 be distin> guislied not only Tor the excellence and truth. luinessof discussions. but for tie earlessness with which error is combated and false theories are exploded.
 Mechanics, Inventors. Engineers, Chemists, Maauiacinrrrs, Agricuiuris's. and people Of every profession in life, will find tine Scientific American to he oi great value n their respec ctive callIngs. It's coanseis and suggestions will save them hundreds of dollars annually, besides af- fdrding them a canficnnl saHrce of knowledge, the experience of which IS beyond pecumary estimate.
 The Scientific American is published once a week every number contains eight large qaario pages, torming annually complete md spien- did volume. illustrated with several hundred erieinai eneravings.
 3-T Specimen copies sem gratis.
 TERMS. Single subscriptions S year, or Si for SIX months Eve copies fir six months $i ; Tor year SS For further cnh rates and f,r statement of the fourteen large Cash Pnzes off cred ny publishers, see Scientific American. Souihera, We~aern and Caaada money or past-affice stamp. taken a, par f.r subscriptions Letters should be directed (r,st-pa'd) 10
 MUNN & 70.
 l25 fulon Stfeet, New York. RJ- Messrs. MuSS & Go. have been for many years extensively engaged m procuring patents for ne " inventions, and win advise inventors, without charge, in regard to the novelty of their Improvements.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
DRESS GOODS.

hUR assortment IS now unusually large and o well.selccted, comprising every va.ety of new and desirabie styles adapted to the Spring and Summer trade.
 Bisch, ifs oil boiled Silk, the genuine article, wa ranted mol ,o crack Giacie Stlks some very desirable styles India and Fouiard plain aud fancy, striped and plaid, elegant patterns. Wooi DeLanes. nil colsfs.
 Berage D.Lsines Chaie DeLaines.
 Printed Lawns and MusIins.
 Pop'ins. black and colorrd Alpaco&. With an immense stock oi Prinls and Gngh- ms just nnrc has-d, many of thcm at great sarr- hce to tue importers.
 HENRY MERRlMAN & CO
 Center Square. Waterbury, May ist
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Notice l!

EpROKE into the enclosure of the sub R-S scriber on or about the 2d ins.ant, fou, Yearllngs-one Steer with white spot in fnre- head and some On his back -and three Hcifers all bright red and one with white stripe ou one side of forehead and white lip of ta.l
 The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay charges and take them away.
 NORMAN ROUSE. New Preston, Angus, 7th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

Caucns and Colds so pre- yaient nt this sen son and so much to Dc feared, can be easily cared by timely resort 10 the well-known remedy, Wis. with all jung c0mpiaims. Try it.
 Always signed l. Burrs tn the wrapper
 Preparcd and sd, wpelesale and retail, onlp by SErn ". FUwLR. Bossu,,, Muss.. io whom aiI orders should he addressed, and fw sale by A. 0. Smith, Lrchiield; Alvord X isniet, Wol. co',ville; Phoenix Go. Watests an. nd drug Sists generally
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Groceries. Provisions. Fish. &c.

EH A be found at the store of the sub 1fA scriber in South Street. d good assortment of Groct r;es. Provisions. Fresh and Sal, Fish, Oysters, Clans. and suhsiantials ard refresh ments of all kinds whicl, will prove worthy ti,e inspection Of those in the habit Of eating and diinking New Goos.s are received every week and all native and foreign deiicacies may be had Tn their season. Give him call and judge for yourselves.
 WILLIAM WHEELER. Litch6eid, August 7th 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
West Haven male Seminary.

rUyHE Fall Term of this Insfitntion U NiII commence on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th of September.
 For more definite infnrsna,ion please address the Principal, R. QUINCY BROWN,
 West Haven, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
YHyHE Cour. of Probate for the Dis..ic,

rEHE Court of Probate for the District IL of litchtieid hath limited and allowed SIX months trSnl the date hereof. for the creditors lo the estate of OLIVER GOODWIN, late of Litchfisid n said district. deceased in hich to exhihll their claims for alawanee and settle tncnt. Those neelncsing 10 present their sc- counts within said sisna, properly atiessed, Mill be dcbaned recovery. All pctsans indehlsd |" ssid estate arc requested 10 make immediate paymens to
 CLARlSSA GOODWIN, ExecHirix.
 Iitchfieid, August 3i. 1855. l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Died.

In this town, tSoa,h Fatms,l Sept. 4lh. Lydia Dewey, aged 55 years In thls village. Sspt. d,h. Hannah. widow of Henry Sedgwiek. of Cornwall. aged sO years yEsExrEzzxrzEzxzzr5rx FHNHE Forbes Iron Works for sale, in VI Caaaan. Conn. Enquire of GEORGE ADAM. oa lhc premises.
 Sspf 3d, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Peaches. Melons. &c.

2 NM ILL be received fresh from New
 York through tl.e season, by the sub serihsrs and will he sold al he lowest markei prIce. n large or small quantities. Every other frult lsi is season.
 WI. WHEELER. Li,cLfield, August n 1855.
 Medical Institution of Yale College. THyHE Course of Lectures for lS55-56 -n will commence On Thursday, September 18th, and continue four months.
 BENJAMIN SULLIVAN, M. D.. L.L. D., Professor Emeritus of Chemistry and Phar,nacv. ELI lvEs. M- D., Prof. Emerifus Q. Materia Mediea and Tn. peniics.
 JONATHAN KNIGHT. N. D, Prot. Of the Pr,nci- pies and Practice of Surgery.
 TIMOTHY P BEERS. II. D., Prof of Obstetrics. CHARLES HOOKER, M. D Prof. ot Anatomy and Physiology.
 HENRY BRONSON M. D., Prof. of Ma,era Med ica and Therapeutics
 WoRTHINsToN HOOKER. N. D., Prof. of the Theory and Practice of Phvsic.
 BENJAMIN SILLiMaN, JR., NJ. D. Prof of Chem istry and Pharmacy.
 Lecture fees. s6s.5o. Ma,rieu'ation, s5 5- Graduation, SI5
 CHAS. HOOKER, Dean of the Faculty. New Haven, July 9lh, lS55
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

T OST. on 1llSdav. lafh instant, between Al tue residrnee of Fl, E. Graves aud tho Mansion Hopee. Chiid's Bracelet--sll gold. with live small Raxne,s ia the clasp Tho Under will he satisfactorily rewarded hy leaving it at the Mansion House er ai this office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
N E " Tor Watches, Jewflry aud Fancy Goods.

4 $. BALDWIN would take this opportu- As nty of informing his friends and the public that he has again returned from New York with rich and full assortment oi Watches Jewelry, &c. He solcis continuance of the favors so bountifuly shown him the past year, and will spare no efforts 10 give good safiacton to his customers. All goods and work marronfed.
 WATcuEs.-A god hunting def.tched lever, full jeweled. IS carats fine and gold capped, for s45; silver huning English paten levers, de- inehed levers with and wilhtut bnn.ing cases, ancres, escapements. quarterns, &c. with prices 10 suit the customer.
 Gents gold guard Chains. gold vest Chains. Ladies' cfauelan Chains, silver Guards, gold and silver vesi-flooks. gold and silver Spec ta. les, gold Pens in g,,ld and silver Holders, gold aud sii,er Thinbles, gold necklaces and biacelets lor kets. pencils, sleeve buitons bosom studs. cuff pins. ear rings, breaspins, fub buckles and seals, loekets. slides, snaps. charms, keys, &c. &c With my sock of Goods thns largely repienished and selecied wlib great care, l feel confident ran cell at as good bargain as can be had any where in the country. Give me call. No charge for showing goods.
 A. s. BALDWIN. A FEW more of those extra gold Pens, in I1 silver Holders, for SI.
 Also, a new Iol Scotch Pebbles and Sewing Birds, at A. s. BALDWlN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
CRoSSMANS Shaving, Hair-Cutting { Wig-Maki R 0 O M S Under the Mansion Hm,se Litchf1eld
.SelC .zs.s.gsgelslc ]!
Under the Mansion House, Litchheld.


 ELLSWORTH, June 1855. HyHE subscriber would inform his patrons II and friends from abroad that as he has not beer able to close mp his business this Spnny, as he intended T., have done. has concluded Iu continue his business aneihsr year; as heretofore keeping his usual variety of Gaods. which are no, 10 be surpassed by any country Store--- although the re may be some dealers who have a larger quantity of some kinds of Go.,is. but to find tine variety here Is the place. But to ga into particulars would be useless 1; all that is neces- sary 10 say IS, please cah for wtai you want. aud you vii; be very sure to find it. aud at a price thai will inlu-e you 10 call again Cash customers are solicited. as they are the ones that help us to buy our Goods 50 cheap, and they are the ones thai will reap rich reward if the.r purchases are large.
 A word 10 the insers of good TEA. If you wish for some, hing m that line warranted 10 snii here Is the place 10 supply your wanis-tor 3i cents per lb. yon can have that which IS warranted to draw green, and for 40 cts somethinc richer from 50 to 56 that which will make music in the dullest company if freely used, and some a h,f.e higher for extra occasions. For proof, please call and try it.
 Rr Produce taken at the highest markr, price IS c. F. PECK