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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-13
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IN this town IL TIE 81. Iohn~hurv House Jan.
by Hev :. &. Clapn. Nr Ira S:ur:evan' a Barton.
and Miss Mary Jane Spencer. Of rcac!,am.
In Waterford, by 7. +. Palmer. Mr. Gardner Ford.
of this town. and Miss Mary Furbv of Waterford
In tirof"n, Dec 81, by Rev. D. G. Clark. IRA ..
Bis. Of Washington, and Lucy ". Ehodr-. Of Gro
ton.
In Charleston, Jan. l. by Rev. l.. r. Tabor, Mr
H. b. Fry. an Mrs. Mercy q. Cohlcl'. Of Lyndon.
In Charleston. Jan I. by Rev. !. II Howard, Mr.
I>a.c II. Marsh and Mis- Clara t.. Youngest laugl-
ter Of Jason Ilnman, Esq all Of Holland
In Waterfowl bv Rev. Thomas GooGwlc, Vii
Wo.arf,r,!
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CRorP - a medical correspondent Of the
New Hampshire Journal of Medicine states
that for three years he has used alum in
group. and in all that time he has not seen a
fatal case which was treated with it from the
beginning. lie usually gives about ten
grains. once in ten minutes, until Whiting is
induced. using at the same time tarter cmetic
and the hive syrup freely; the latter subdu-
ing the Inflammation, w lille the alum has more
of rppnlsivp action
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'TI\I''N ot TtIt St'Et TAiN OF I'M STArT nt
NFEM">r. Hon. DA>ItlP Tn"Nr>"> Who writes
Having seen :hc beneficial effects OF vow VEG
ErAEIE FrLM"XAEY i:N.>AN fer tnu,is C.ki$ and
NonSn"P''m in family and nrislh"rio"l. | feel
free ~ ~;,v tla, look upon il II very v.lnahl"
medicine in the Diseases r which il i recommend
-! "
For sal" in st. IoEl:.-Aurv by II. +. HoYr and
j. {. BINGHAM
Ugy'',i" # the NEST mror' ant discoveries oi mod
science for .hc cure 81 pulmonary a.r,. o,l> is
tile Ral>am of Will Chcrrv and the credit ,t IL
discovery i due I" tc celebrated DR.. W.:..r Ih-
valuable compound has restored tlou.ar- OF suffer
T. hca''lI. X ex;ccor:rt. tonic ana ,i.mul-
cent and l. sad 70 be rirc.y vret:li- prcpar:i-
ton. Under is mage Iurucc rhr mos, "!,>,..a,.
coughs. colds and bronchial irr;:ition> Disappear
We have used T. ani can recommend /. I1rtic}.-
larry II tins >caS"R "Ern thc great cc Of ii>ea>r
east " ,nis. are prevalent.
The original and OILY genuine W~'ar> Ea,-a,n
Of Will Cherry WIS introduced in The ven 1853
ana has Iecn wei t-~'c in all the c,n,i.,.> FOR
which it i rrr"mmen,e!. For ten wears it has
proved more cii.ac;,.,:~ IL a remedy for Gov. -.
Colds. Influenza Bronchitis Asthma and Cou~u,n,-
ton i'll is ncip!clt stages than any oilcr ne Il
cro
From the pe,ita,u W Gazc..c. rec. l.l-4,
The Introduction at tliI~ famous mc,iicne 10 The
public. bv Seth W. Fowc. has been OF more ser
vice probably. than any o,h"r article that has We,
been discovered and ha- effected more cures Of VI
r,I> complaints that flesh j. HER TO- than AL tc
miserable compounds 'iia. hive ever ". been
frp!mre.ci throughout II" country. Tie numerous
certificates in hi~ avc: .>,:.,. fully ,ut>tAll.s:
the virtue "'j'.
L"k"Wf"g' Init ''j,a< ART Ca,,i,rt,,'s
None i genuine unless >iCued |. III ITS CT H.,
wrapper.
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Jlratb5.

In his town. Jan. 2. Capt Charles Ho>mcr aged
- wears Capt. Ho-mer had long been resident
of T. i. town and was one ngits most re>pcctl
bic citizens. For 39 wears he had been connected
with the Congrecatioral Church II. the Centre
and his profession Of :,h in The Savior h" adorned
by well ordered and active !tc lie died in peace
trusting alone in the merits Of the Rcdccmcr, for
an inheritance amongst the Sanctitcd in glory.
In Waterford, Dec. 26. Milo Edwin. son Of Moses
and Hannah I.add, aged Il wears, 5 months and 2
days. through the dI-lmn>ation of Divine Provi
dcmcc the parents of the deceased have been called
10 c'rs:~n 70 the m'">!"n house of ;hc sleeping
dead. the remains of one around whom The fc,.dri;>
of their affections were most closely twinpI. I'm
the ~;,ring-tme Of life. while his heart beat high
with pure aspirations, the dark winged angel sum
menr,l him AWAY, bid him enter upon the untriel
realities of aro' h. word, there to JON the ml,anv
| Of the rc''cefrcd those made perfect through the
blood "fthe Lamb. No longer can they cali their
household circle an unhr"hen band for when they
shall a"ain come tog.;her there will he voice
that will never re respond to Their Crcctilg>-
eyes. that VIII never speak love. toeve- again
Thrnugha long and prn!ractcd illness they watch
ed with tender ~ol;c!ndc over the dear departed
endeavorng 10 supply his every want ana to impede
The progress Of disease. ever wntchu in Their at
tentions until they found human aid unavaiiinc
when hope pinned her wings. leaving The soul in
sadness. Weep no; for Milo. though absent he We.
Ii, es anu will ever in the hearts and memories If
surviving friends, and though the cakct lies moul-
dcrng the gem is sparkling in the coronet above.
Rene mher it is God who chaStene h, and with
christian resignation say the Lord gave and the
Lord take'h away, blessed be his name" When
a few more wears shall have passed away parents
and child viii be again united in that happy land
where the parting Of friens is not known and al
tears are wiped from every eve
Then wecp not for Milo,
Though he Is more.
His voice i now nlinglinC
With saints the shore.
o, weep not for Milo.
For near the bright throne
He sweepeth the harp strings
That now are his own.
O.weep not for Milo,
Though laid in the tomb
He l:veih in glory
And beckuns thee home" a. A. H.
In Elmore. Jan. ;. OF typhUs fever Asa T. Shaw,
aged about "a wears. recently Of Bradford.
At San Francisco. California. Dec 5, "a. Of tv-
phod fever, John c. Wakefield. aged % wears,
months and IL days. son Ct Orren L. Wakefield. of
Lyndon. VI. A few months since Young Wakeiiel1
'ef. his fathers to1se, in :eslh, buc-a-s IN .p:.
80 Pushed NJ trah' 'o1sS md sc.'er '.rc-:a' ri
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BRIGHTON NAHkE1-.J,ur,r

BRIGHTON MAKKE1-.Januarv. a.
At marker $50 beef cattle. so stores. 12 pairs
working oxen. 20 COWS and calves, 1900 sheep and
iarrhS. $50 swine
PEICES.-Rcef Cattlp--Extra ssh: 1>t uuatv7;:
q GnaE'v7 -; 81 10 Z: ordinary. Gasl
Hides. 5ia6; tacw. !aSi; Pets 5OaS5; ca'fskins,
l2r per ID.
Yea, calves. 4sa6
Stores-learlng~. So. n; two years old, 14a25 !;
three wears old. Is, 32a39
Working Oxpn-Sl00 no. 1875. 130a140
Cows and CalveS-S21. "a. IS, 50. 3d. 37ai0.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra, s., 6a7: BY lo:, S2.2i
o. 3ai.
Swine-WhOeSale sc; Old Hogs 81 Retail, 5aC,
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET Jan. H.
AT marker sos cattle. about 742 bccves. rs stores
consisting Of working oxen cows and calves l. and
wears old.
-Market-Extra bee! sly: l~t quality 5;
2dqu"litv, :,1t: Sd VIalitv.1: ordinary 53a6,.
Hdc>->":r6: Ta"w. s. :ass: Pelt>. $40 &c.
Calf Skins. Halle per n Veal Cave>, AL 5afc.
i'arreilng Ca:ie-S6.a7i per 100 lbs.
S'"rcS-W"rking Oxcn-Sl24j 49,, Us 152H1?o.
Cows and cafvc>-S2o. 81. -. 81. -. sori6.
leHriln">-S>, .alo two wears odd. 81. IL. u
2oa.>: f'lrr" Years oil! SIS. 80, 30. 81, So ""a5l
sheep AMI lamh>-2:5l at market.-Extra-S 50
8. 1aS: Ev lot 81. -, ). 3. 3;ai.
Swiro-Who'c>.c sc per /,
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Found it at Last!

Found it at Last!
NOtND What .''ln H,n!"lIf;i'a philosopher
Il S.orr-"PAI As IUi' CO.
On th;S principle the sub cri!c- fer i1T ale :ii,
and prime assortment of Ladies AMI Gcn.S
Boots, Shoes and Caters,
suited 10 tie season. from ,nts shoe 70 s.or:
boot. Ladies and Gents Hu., from Sandal and
Gg.ii Co>>a:ncr 20 >:oi.: O.er,l and lo,g Boot
A,so.
First lest Hair Over>hocS with the :ars: IMPROVE,
rnc,l:~
We intend to sell lots cf Boots ard Shoes for 4
!tw weeks to CONE and * such figure, Il must aud
VII! >t every rsaso.,a'..c customer. Special IN
Lnce:ncnts 10 Sucii make 1. BIZ from 10 $40 OF
more.
We >!.a'l sell al AUCTION Tuesday ana Sa.,r-
day evenings commencing nj Gi o'clock.
CONE ONE s. I'LL trom FAR i, NE.iR :
We are manufacturing OFT oit.le he: stock az.
slal take unweariel pains e. keep orr assor:men.
full.
REP AIRING .iorc on >h"r. notice
A Thousand thanks - our customer, FL Inc rush
OF trade give,. Us since Sep. last.
No. |. Eastern Avenue. AMI 4; Main street, n.,-
ios;ie Tic p, si:n,'-:c Bark.
r. gibson.
~. bloomsbury, y January. I'D. elntf
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At Home. To Farmers.

4 IL persons in want of any number Of Fair
~ banks Pl"w Points. or Eun.!y's or Jone>' ,l
No"cse. Rusgles 4 Mason's. can call at nv sho,
find them of the best Kind any lay: also, SEE
Shoes, Stove Backs,
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DENTAL SURGERY.
I. ID. KILBOURNE, d. D. s.,

he. kIIEo! ENE viii h. n To- t,.ln H"-
~ TEL" III Ea'v,c. on Tuesday, .I::unry IT,
and re,na;r"ne w.t nnip for I! irnoSr Of Attend
ing - those "lo NAV wish his professional services
Cy by calling lie first day patients will be mere
likely 10 secure his services than 4 DELAYED ill the
latter part 4 the week. 40awl
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Goods
COST!
Now is the I inc to Pure base If
you would Buy Cheap.

he >,I6S,rhc's nave determined 70 c,.s, of
'!'i '''ii'' -. : 1''''r> -. ,.ur,.o
= repairing t!'rir = l:., ia" - he mn nee
n"' 90! lie Spring IL, -. a 8" ;!!at reason offer
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Hollow Ware.

V-TT INV " HUN TVNEN
Also other things made at common boundaries.
One small Cook S:""e. one small Box Stove. one
large Ecx Stove for Factories. and pry-House
Stove. This Stove cannct he beat
Clothes Reefs, fin;>he,! in good STYLE, constantly
on hand.
u Please GiTe rae ali.
iE%iK NAuK!Nc
s-1s e. q, t.Is5: s-f,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

COhMoNNEALEH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS; Sept 22i, 1855.
BBY virtue OF an execution which ssuad on Judgment
az in favor of CAROLINE 7. SMITH, vie of John
Smith, bth of the City and Cauuty of Worcester, who
sues in her own right and holding property free FROM
the control OF her said husband, against JOHN FAIR
BANKS, Of West Boyston in the County Of W1rec ter,
at the September term of the Court Of Common Pleas for
the County Of Worcester A. D. 1850 have taken all the
right in equity that the said John n Fairbanks had on
the 10th day OF August A. D. 1855 the day when the
same was attached process to redeem certain
mortgaged real state, laying in said West BOyston
the same that is described in mortgage deed thereof from
the said John N. Fairbanks to Ephram Lowell rded
in the Registry of Deeds for said County Book ST. Page
524, and on SATURDAY the first day Of December next
at two O'Clock If the afternoon at my office in the City of
Worcester NO Worcester Bank Block ;, / shall offer for
ae by public auction, to the highest bidder snd right
in equity Of redemption. J. DAY Deputy Sheriff.
dig d9sF
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TO THE GENTLEMEN.


we would invite your especial attention to our well Sc
lectei assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS !!
We have on hand full and complete assortment of
BRoADoL0THs in all the desirable coIors for Eau and
Winter wear, and which selling at much
Il e ID & Ell PRIC ES!
Black and Fancy DoEsKINs, Cassimeres, full Is per
cent less than former prices. We are selling an ex-
ira Heavy Sheep Gray CASHMERE, warranted All Wool,
for 10 cents the yard.
BLACK SATINS.
Iu and complete assortment fine lot of Fancy Cas-
smeres which we are selling at IS cts. to $l25 which
are reaed in every other shop intown SOO to 81 So
FRONTING LINENS of our own importation, which
we warrant all Linen and varying in price from Is to rs
cents per yard.
Silk Shirts and Drawers, Merno do, Hosiery Gloves
Cravats, &c, &c.
Gents SHA WIS. at all prices Farmers Frock
ing extra heavy article and selling for As to so cents
per yard.
All the above goods have been selected with special re-
gard to retail trade and will be found at lover prices
than at any other establishment in the State The ONE
PRICE" System strictly adhered to in every instance
Il. l.. HARDON s CO.,
OF ll6 Main st.
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Atrtions.
By E. W. VAIL, Auohoneer.

ns@. GREAT SALE OF CHOICE PEAL
f1YSS ER EES, ENtga Size, in BIZ AIRING CONDITION
At AUCTION!
The subscriber will sell Auction at the Nursery Of
w LINCOLN, Esq, in Worcester.
ON Saturday. October 9Th, at 10 O'Clock AM
(By Catalosue,}
The Largest and most splendid collection
Standard and DrGrf
Pc A r TIRE ES.
in bearing condition, probably, offered for sale
Massachusetts, consisting 10 part Of the following varit
ties, viz:
Il. Michael, Vicar Of Winfield Marie Louise, Gloi
Morcsau- Easter oeurre Bsurre Del Napoleon Bartlett
Louise Bonnie de Jer ey, Henry ", Winter Nes Bel
Lueretiyo, and moe than Il irty other varieties.
The Trees now of red for sale such as are usua
y sold in the Nurseries, but comprise all the specme
trees standing upon OF the squares in the extensv
pear orchard Of the proprietor sold to clear II
groun for building plrposes Many of the trees fro
10 to Il feet high and perfect healtA will furnish
and have produced from peck half bushel of choc
irult each the last season. Every tree will be labelled an
warranted true to its name and specimens of the fruit
the late varieties will be shown Purchasers may hav
their choice either to take the this fall or let them re
main till the first Of next May. Catalogues may be had
NJ B. Green's Store, No. GIG Main st. few days befor
the sale. g. W. VAIL, Auctioneer
OIL davis
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TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
g r. O O. T. II Y w AR L

BROWN 4 FIRTH would respectfully invite the at
lenon OF merchants 70 heir extensive assortment Of
Croehefy, Glass Ware, Paper HaRgings, &c.,
Comprising more general variety Of House Furnishing
In the country
As we have very large retail trade, Il becomes neces
sary Tor US 70 import oar goods IN large quantities. and
buy all American goods direct o. the manufacturers which
enables us 10 get our goods at the prices and oeI
" any country merchant larger Of rich and
common goods 10 select lr1m prices low be
bought In New York or Boston, and terms LIBERAL
Merchants BY calling at establishment will become
satisfied that they will time ard money by giving
their orders, as they oil their memorandums ut
store In less time than they can at a dozen.
oil dawtf BROWN h FIRTH.
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OCTOBER >26. IS 80
Nntjres.
HYA CINTHs, TULIPS. sc.

THURSDAY, Oct 25th, we shall shall commence o,r
Annual Sale Of Dutch Rlowfrng Bulbs consisting Of iva
cinths, Tulips, Narcssus, Johnquis Crocus Iris snow
Drops, GadiOus &c They selected with great care
for us in Haarem and are much the hest ever offered
NJ. B. GREEN 4 co
o25 diw ZIG Main Al
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Auction Rooms No. 66 and 6S Wqia Street
n HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. O

= . 1 at.CtsgI ItUOHS Y p % dftd b6 Ud2a otreet.
4 BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c. On
eE SATURDAY,
At O'Clock P. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture corpris.
lag Carpets, Sofas, Chairs, Tables Bureaus Bedseads
Hes Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Fable Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitcnen ware.
saes OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
lie CITY, county, State terms reasonable and satisac
lion guaranteed Also, the apprsing Of property solicit
81 Cash paid for secondhand furniture upon appca-
ion ut the Sales Room. Constantly hand, assort-
ment of new common Furniture, Table Cutlery Crockery
kml Glass Ware, Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades
&C., which will be sold low for CASH
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday af
tTnoon, at Punams Sales Rooms at the usual hour un
III further notice. S. NJ. BEDDING, Salesman.
MARIO diff
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mysS - p''A daWtf - PAIN PAINE ALpnrcH
VKSO COMMITTEES OF LYCEUMS IN THE

u NEIGH NOKING TOWNS.
Mr. HENRY W. CARsTeSs offers the ensuing season to
deliver Lecture on School Education in Ger7nanp a
subject with which he is very familiar being teacher by
profession and by education Address Box 1885, Worces
ter, Mass.
Instruction-Pers' wishing to engage Mr.. Carstens
as Teacher Of Music of Modern Languages will please
call at his Office No. Is Flagg's Building.
90 sdTa&F
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Observation-Disclosures John KEITH


~ co.'s Bulletin of New Books No. $50 Main street.
The Land Of Gold, W. II Helper,
My Fathers House, Mcdonald.
stray Leaves from the Book Of Nature DeVere.
Richard Hurdis, Smms
India China and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
The Match Girl.
IsOra's Child.
Cora ana the Doctor.
Tour among the Planters.
Physiology of Marriage,
Our First Families.
The End, Cumming.
The Annals of San francisco.
Henry WIZ and his Six Wives Herbert.
Oakheld by W. D. Arnold.
New Hope, or the Rescue.
History of the Council of Trent.
Land Labor and Gold, vols, Hewitt.
The Creed Of Chrstendom, Gregg.
Ollie, or the West Room.
The Decameson of Bocaccio.
Habits OF Men, Doran.
Bits of Barney, Mckenzie
Mary Lyndon, an Autobiography.
Lippincott's Gazetteer.
Memoir of Rev. Sidney Smith, 2 vols.
Guy Rircos, Sinus
Newcnmes, Thackeray.
Panama in 1855.
VOL. IV.-The GREAT HARMONIC, Vol ", by
A. J. Davis, Just received. and for sale at No. O.
PLEASANT ST. Also all of the principal books and
papers on Spiritualism, Anti Slavery, Womans Rights &C.
ola tt
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GREAT ARRIVAL
OF
N r w
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

The subscribers beg leave to uom their customers and
the public generally that they have returned from
New york. with magnificent stoak Of goods consisting Of
1000 Muslin and Cambria Collars, which we are selling
from 10 cts. to $l2 each
Cambria ard Muslin Sleeves.
Muslin and Cambria Bands aud rlounciRgs,
Infants Waists and Robes.
Ladies' Embroidered Skirts.
Cambria Edgings and lnsertings.
Wrough Lace Wells.
great variety Of Real and Imitation Laees.
Cloaks and Dress Trimmings.
500 dozen ohildren's woo'en Hose.
Wooden Hose.
Ladies' and Misses Wooden yictorines.
Children's Jackets and iiters.
Ladies' and Misses'zephyr Cuffs and Comforts.
Ladies' and Misses Wooden Hoods.
Kid, TaGetta, Cashmere and rleeced LineI Gloves
great assortment of Zephyr worse and either articlc
Tor Embroidery use.
adies Head Dresses and great variety Of small articles
which u'ualy kept in Fancy Goods Store.
In regard to the prices, arlessy assert that o
facilities purchasing and sedg goods are unsurpassed
equaed, by any House in this city and Ladies in wan
ofany article line win find it to their advantage to
favor US with call before purchasing elsewhere.
NIB. l50 dozen Lawn and Linen Handkerchief, from
suction which selling from Ct to rs cents each
GROSS & STRAUSS,
New York Fancy GoodsI Store, IS Main st.,
Opposite Quinsgamond Bank.
al d4W
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Grolkerp, Mr.
$50 IRO N-SToNE CRoCKERY 1qgg0
GraH w A r E-Manufactured by John Al G1aI
VI cock, CObrdge, England, and sold only at " n

$50 IRO S-ST0NE CROCKERY Nqsse0
@& w r Northumberland by John Al az
VI cock, COhridge, England, and sold only at w
NO. 1S1 MAIN STREET.
1t is acknowledged fact that in point of finish
style and durability, these goods stand first and foremost
in the market. Encouraged 10y the success which has
hitherto attended the sale of these goods have been
ahed to maSe extensive arrangements receiving them
direct from the mandatory, thereby reducing the cost
and consequently making saving for the purchaser.
would have ltdistncty understood that warrant the
glazing of this ware NOT TO CRACKLE.
have now on hand complete and extensive assert
ment Of goods of the above manufacture tog ether with
large stock Of
PLAIN AND GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA
Tea Dinner, Breakfast and Toilet Wares also my usual
stock of GLASS WARE, Britannia and Plated
Goods, Table Cutlery Solar, Stand and Hanging Lamps
Girandoles, Tea Trays, Curtain Bands AMI Pins
in addition to The above goods, have an extensive
stock Of French and American
2 A p Il r. II A n GIN GS
Borders, Freboard Prints Curtain Papers Painted Win.
dow Shades and Fixtures, &c &c, thus comprising the
most complete assortment in the city.
AS am constantly receiving goods from the principal
factories in Europe and America, | edahled to offer
EXIRS INDUCEMENTS to the patrons Of this ex
tensive establishment. and all who may favor me with
call may depend upon finding stock always complete
and prices satisfactory, determined not to be ex
ceed.
Manufacturers, Agents, and others, using Solar
Chmneys, can be supplied with them at Factory Prices
JOSEPH P. HALE,
1 81 Main st., LIST door north of Post Office,
500 dawtf
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Worcester, Oct. 10, 1855. NC" DiO'A z'' ~Aa DIT y

E7ys:ssey INTE'KOVEDS T0CK--Tho su,,zcrluer
ES9~-x@ has purchased tie famous imported ALDER
IAa...- NEY BULL, which took the first premium of
one hundred dollars the Great National Cattle show
a. Ohio last fall all other Bulls Of every
bly,, the finest and mossralua6le bull in A1erca and ia
highly worthy of the attento the farmers OF worcester
county He is an animal of good size and of fine form
and figure He three years old the first of January
last and weighs 1000 lbs. He will remain at The stable Of
theubscriber for the present. where hs services NAV be
hadat So, payable invariably in advance.
my3O daWtf PAINE AInpror
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

DISSOLUTION OF COPA OWNERSHIP.
The Coparners ip heretofore existing under the name
of JOHN TIiLS0N 90 was dissolved on the eleventh
day OF July last, by the Death of the seuior partner
The surviving partner hereby gives notice that the
affairs of the late firm will he settled and the business
continued at the old stand No. 23 North Market
Sfs mhrri he nvi es the friends and patrons of the lat.
firm, and the trade generally to call and examine the
stock of Goods remaieng on hand and which must be
sold as e2ry possible to facilitate the settlement OF the
affairs Of the la!e firm.
The Stock in excellent condition. having been repen
ished by recent mporta9ns Of very desirable articles all
Cash,
Among the articles embraced in this Stock of Goods
and 10 which he calls tie attention Of the trade particular
ly, are the following
Shoe and Patent Threads.
Worsted, silk, and Cotton Warp Lastngs, Coored and
Black.
Silk and Union Gallons.
Silk and Cotton Lacets
Boot and Shoe Kit best quality and in great variety
English and American Boot Webs
ne feels confident that purchasers of BOOT AND SHOE
FINDING Stock, viii DO well to examine this Stock as
they cannot fail Of making Desirable Bargains
Boston, ocobe 1856 o24 deod8r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26
Drp GOODS.

AnA Ps. ALL WOOL PLAID CASH
y " MERES-We have large lot Of the above
Goods, which viii sell fer the next days at SO to IS
cents per yard The goods selling last year for rs
cents to Sl.OO. Call early to secure Bargains.
B. L. HARDoN 4 CO.,
% 146 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26
Cost ano 5ouno.

4 OST-1n going from No. Trumbull st., to No 2l3
IA Main st., yesterday, between and O'Clock p. NJ
A ROLL OF BANK BILLS, wrapped In light brown
paper, containing about 5000. Whoever hls found me
same and will the subscriber shall BE- lbsraly
rewarded. PLINY HOLBRO0K, 243 Main ~
OLE du