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Drp GOODS.

EARY GOODS THAT ARE CHEAP
~ AND NOT ALL SOLD,
# inquired for aohile this notice is published.
Heavy Twilled Red Flannel, all Wool. for 25c
Fine Plain all Wool Red Flannel. 25c.
Fine Cotton ard Wool D0MET Flannel 15a
"a Bleacehd Cottons, 64c
Heavy A Brown Coton4, Gle.
SO pas Blankets same grade never sod less than s M
price S4O0 S0'
Cocheco, Merfimac, Fall River Prints IOc
Prints for Comforters, &c. per yard.
BLACK DRESS SILKS, "a vide. Soc DER ward
Hamilton, Pacific, and Manchester DeLaines lie
~ Ladies buying Dry Goods cheap call for once for
bargains, GEO P BRYANT
OH u5w 1854 Main st
4 ADrFS BROADCLOTHS, SLIP J-2
~ PER So RID.
For sale at BRYANTS. Ladies' all Wool German Broad
cloths, at the above Lou Price. Call at BRYANTS for
the bargains. GEO. P BRYANT
OH %" 1854 Main st.
ENOOL BLANKETS AT FOUR Doll
w LARS PER PAIR!
Large Size and Very Heavy good quality as can be
bought in the city for $500 for sale the above price
OH dow GEO. P. BRYANT
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nISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership heretofore
hB existing under the firm of Adrch Co. is this day
by mutual consent dissolved. All those indebted will con-
fer a favor by making immediate settlement.
Worcester Sept. LIST CHARLES 4. ALDRICH.
P. w. ALDRICH.
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TO LADIES WHO WISH
BLACK SILK DRESS
THAT WILL
WEAR WITHOUT CRACKING.

The subscriber still continues to sell his celebrated
BLACK SILK, which has given such universal saisfac-
ton to my customers for the last Eve years These Silks
are all wove by hand oom and from the peculiar manner
in which they are dyed, wear without crack
ing The aJrtc and the Stre OF the Silk is SUI eror to
any imported to this country all Ladies admit that it is
impossible to judge of the durability ola silk by one ex
animation Of it in store. Actual is the only test
Having sold this for five years, and always found it to
give satisfaction would most respectfully ask ladies pur-
chasing to give it trial Price Dress Pattern Sl So
oct1 diff GEO, p, RRYANT
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CAUTIOUS.
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
AUCTION Rooms No. &c and 68 Main Street.
d OESETOLD FURNITURE, &C.
u c ~

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c On
SATURDAY,,
1t o'clock p. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture comprs-
leg Carpets Sofas, Chairs Tables Buresus Bedsteads,
Ieds Hair and other Mattresses, Looking Classes Clocks
Iaule Cutlery, and other articles Of household furniture
md the usual Kitchen ware.
Gales OF Real Estate Personal Property situated in
e city, county, State; terms reasonable and satisac
u3n guaranteed Also the appraisng of property solicit
gu cash paid for secondhand furniture, upon apphca-
Ton at the Sales Room Constantly on hand an assort-
ment OF new common Furniture Table Cutlery, Crockery
anu Gass Ware Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades
&C., which will be cold low ior Cash.
There will be sales Of Furniture every ednesdav af
tsTnoon at Punam's Sales Rooms at the usual hour IN
III further notice. S. NJ HEDDING Salesman
mar30 DIFF
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IN FOR THE
ECONOMICAL TO READ !!
500 yards Manufacturers Remnants of Cotton and
Wool 20 ct. FLANNELS at Is cts.
1000 yards Beached Cottons in remnants at sixpence
per yard.
so Ps. all Linen Diapers, at $1.12.
80 Ps. Prints fine goods, and Fast Colors, at etc.
10 Is. fine all Wool Red Flannes, SOC goods at 25c
"A Brown Shet tIngs at etc.
3.4 Bleached Shrtings. 6ic
Heavy Black Dress Silk, 8 4 wide at $50.
"A wide Manlia Velyets at 45C.
90 dozen all Linen Napkins, same goods usually sold
at $500 per dozen, $175
Ladies' Capes, all Wool, 1925.
These and quantities other bargains always be
had by calling at "a Main st.
Of d3W GEO p BRYANT
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TUIO WHOM IT MAY CONCERI

TENo WHOM IT MAY CONCERT,
Less than year since the undersigned purchased {
H. LIvERNoRE his stock and trade in this place, and
cur card, gave his, as follows:
"CARD The subscriber being grateful to the public
1avors extended him in years past and having dispose
of his Book and Stationery Business Messs e. BAKI
Co., would cordially recommend them to The patrona;
Of his friends and the public generally.
EDWARD LIVERMORE
Worcester, Oct q 1855.
It will be seen by Mr. Lvermores card above that
undersigned came into possession of his business at
Old Stand lS4 Main street, with the intention of prosecu
ing the
Book and Stationery Business,
Having an extensive acquaintance with this partcuf
branch Of mercantile transaction, as well as famil :
knowledge of Books themselves, we trust we shall +,
able to meet the wants Of the several classes in the cor
munty who ocure Books, from the child's c. to Il
most profound scholar"
This, with our card, printed in the Worcester
lnanac and otherwise: the notice that had opened
Store Ut No. Worcester House Block Soon thereat E
we sold interest there, and passed into the ham
of one striving against adversy,we moved tor
call business naturally coming to Nov, the ca ,
stands otherwise; Mr. Livermore has fit to Ie-opt
business again in Worcester at the above named pac
We not wiling therefore, that any business natural
falling to shall go hence. We have stryen to merit
suicencY of trad to give fair chance live both
keeping good stock and by offering the same at ia
Rates. The right only ask, and for this purpose
make this appeal to the justice Of mankin
in this community. 2, BAKER & co.
s2S diff
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NIW lUfks
n HE LAST.--1t may be necessary to give brief
and final statement of the matter OF Mr.. Llyermore's
connection with the book trade In this place. Why we
deemed strictly necessary to republish Mr. MvermoIes
card the fac that Is extensively circulated
rs having the Store at No. Worcester House Block and
now s pass books with the written thereon.
which we do choose to MIR. Lyemore's agent
takes this unkndy and charges with sehood among
other things, and confidently challenges proof We shall
simply give him occasion 10 establish his charge
Mr. Tucker, who is unwillngly drawn into this affair
was friendly TO u.s. and sought approval Of the sale
10 Mr. IAvermore, which he had cheerfull. "Advicen
we seldom give, when sought much less when uu
asked. We have for long time been aware Of Mr. Nv.
ermores intention TO retu to Worcester, and II such
were the case, matters little 10 uS, except reasons
given above If he consccntously call upon his old
patrons after passing them over to us, and they also
apron IT, all is we'll We shall go usual with
business giving he public fair chance TO Judge where
and how they can best buy books
IS at T. BAKER Il co.
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d., FOR sALE,--A VERY DEsIR-
o.. YALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

o. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
bs,,iI Situated about and half mile East of the
LIZ, centre Of North Brookfed, containing one hum
dred and sixty of Land well divided into Moving,
Pasture, Tlage 0rcharding and Wood land, and well
fenc with stone wall.
The location desirable house large and nearly new
with other outbuidings, excellent spring of water,
carried in acqueduct to the house and barn the soil
is good, and the facilities SUCH (there being muck in
abundance the premises that with small outlay the
above Farm may be made Of the valuable in the
County. There is more than $1,000 WORTH TIMBER
ard WooD upon the premises. The whole will be sold
gether parate, suit purchasers The above offers
rare opportunity for an enterpusing omake
ey, as the property will be sold
For further particulars, inquire Of Mr.. CHARLES
jerks, on the premises, OF THOMAS BOND, in the
village.
North Brookfeld Sept. 25, 1855. diff
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pARLOR, OFFICE, AND COOKING
s Il o Il S -!

TIN WARE and all the articles usually found in store
of that description and that he will endeayor dispose
of the prices which fail suit purchasers
Also, particular attention paid to Tin Roofing,
and all kinds of Job Work.
Remember the place, No. 80 (Harding's BIOcIS)
Front 81. GEO. w. WILLIAMS.
% DIFF
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COPnFtnership.-The undersigned have this day
formed copartneTship for transacting general
mission business in Flour GRAIN Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, &C, under the name of UPHAM & ALDRICH,
and viii continue the business of Aldrich Co. at No. 43
and 10 Front street, as heretofore.
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GAVE YOUR CARPETS, FURS, &c.
~ CED AR PAP Err!

This is heavy strong Paper partly composed of &C.
dar, and is warranted to be protection against
moths, wherever it is used. 1t highly recommended
put under Carpets for lining closets chests &C. used
storing wooens urs and will be found very servicea
bic in doing up any description of clothing blankets
protect them from moths. For sale wholesale and retail
by CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & Co.,
o. diff Sole Agents for the Manufacturers
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ANCE MORE.--We did not intend, as we state,
W in former communication, to notice any article
which might come from Mr. Baker In futures but his de
NAL OF the statement made obges 10 depart from
that determination. We now offer to prove TO any
who may call upon u.s. that Mr. Baker did at three differ
ent times personally advise Mr. to dispose of his stock
to Mr. Liverfnore. II Mr. b. doubts our ability to do So
We will extend the invitation to him and perhaps
ltmay to aid his memory which, by his denlaye
Judge TO be sadly defective.
j. X BANIsTER, Agent for Il. LivgRMoRE,
No. 2 Worcester House Rlock
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miscellaneous.
GTOV YES, TIN ARE, & G.

The subscriber having opened Shop at SO Front street
for the sale of the above articles would respectfully
form the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that he will
endeaor keep hand of the best assOments to
be found in this city, of
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NntiGes.

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.
nY SHIP.-The Copartnership heretofore existing b..
tween the subscribers in the Machine Jobbing business
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. VIM Tn nson
is hereby authorized settled the affairs the late firm
WILLIAM THOMSON
OLE d3ts HOLLIS BALL.
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IL ". NICHOLS PATENT ADJUST

E1N W. NINIlOI1s y z u n EADJU oA
.HLt A BILE BIETsSTOCks-ThisF as tener is
believed to be the only successful invented for
drawing the shank Of the bt into the socket and holding
it firmly in its place. 1t is cheap, simple and durable,
and not liable to get out Of order. This article is
mended with confidence to all who in the habit
ing a Btt-Stock the Bits may be easily fitted, and
when fitted, may always be kept tight and cannot
be drawn from the socket without the trouble of unfasen
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ENTORCESTER COUNTY FLOUR AND
w GRAIN LEAGUE-The subscribers for Stock in
the League, requested to call the Seer ary at 2O5
Main street, or OH the Treasurer at No. Worcester
House Block and receive their Certificates stock
mediately and all persons subscribers requested
to call and subscribe. L. L. MASON, Treasurer.
Worcester, Sept %, 1855. DIFF
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TNsTRUCTION n MUSIC AND THE

NoI Q OIIUN IN MUSIC A ID Hi r.
LANGUAGES.
MR. HENRY W. CARSTENS wishes to give lessons
on the Piano. and in the French, German, Italian and
Spanish languages. comprehensive and thorough
course of education and studes and long experience in
teaching, enable him to instruct with hopes success in
both Music and the Languages Terms 12 per quarter
in classes of two or pupils, Sc each Apply the
Worcester House.
References.-Rev. Mr. Hale, Mr. H. C o. Blake, Mr.
Buman, Mrs L. Fitch, Col G. Foster, Dr. Hathaway
sill TuTh&S4WA
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NOTICE,-A WHITING has returned from his
~ Vacation, and is ready to meet his scholars and any
who muy Sish his services teacher Of the Organ,
Piano Forte, and Vouai Music.
u Piano Fortes Tuned and Repaired Also, Piano
Fortes For Sale and To Rent.
Room No. Pipers Block, up stairs Worcester.
81 daw3m
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- l N Ct L N G. =
The Second part of VIM SUMMERS Singing
School, will commence THURSDAY Evening Oct
H. at II O'clock at the Vestry Pleasant street. and
continue II lessons.
The course is designed for all who have had previous
practice in singing. Terms-Gentlemen 81 Ladies IS
cents-payable at ID lesson. Tickets and books at j.
Keith's.
s26 daw3y
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f-Eaezzzssszs-. FULLER'S NORWICH AND
t@zsssr1sssaa WORCESTER EXPRESS
@. 8. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, over Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London Hartford, New Haven and
New York He will transport an Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission of valuable packages.
oFFIcEs-1S0 Main St, Worcester n. G. Brakenrdges
Store, under Wauregan House, Norwich, Ct.
All packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
Worcester, Sept LIST, 1866. gept5
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I'D TALES or TRAVELLERS. fr Winter Evening.

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RHYMES FOR fHE NURSERY. 50 cens
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CLEVER STORIES BY sH rRWOOD. so cents
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CHILDS OWN ST0Rt BOOK 10 cents
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JEANIE MORRiSOH. l6mo. rs csnta
FLORENCE EGERrON IS cent?
FRITZ dAROLD. so cents.
VARA; Or THE CHILD OF ADOPTION. ST.
WATER DROPS by Mrs Sigourpey. 10 cents
EVENINGS WITH NY CHILDREN OIL % Colored,
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF SCOTTISH LIFE. rs
MABEL CHANT A Hi,h.rd Story. 80 cents.
The WoOOCUTTHR OF LEBANON. 80 cents
LOUIS AND FRANK 50 cent?.
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New Ready:
A WELC ME NEW BOO X
N BY ANNA CORA Rlrc8IE,
Formerly Mira Howst)
Author CT Autobiography Of an Actres," Araaea,"
"Fsshton" a..
MIMIC LIFE:

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albion London Correspondent.
SELECTIONS FROM THE WRITINGS OF
WALTER SAVAGE LANOOR
EDITED BY GEO. S dILLARD.
In ! volume, 16mo ION the l9th)
The writings Of Walter Savage Lander are among the most
remarkable press productions OF written in
Gus and full Of thoughts which en the nelves on
mind, and JOY for ever" Chamber CyeloPeda