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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-29
Three Objects.

The Nebraska Coaliticnists have in
view three objects, namely
!. To defeat the Republican, or Anti
Nebraska movement. Hence they have
arranged their ticket with direct pur-
pose of defeating. at the outset, the An.
ti-Nebraska candidate for Senator who
was one of the earliest supporters ofthnt
movement in the county, and of electng
one who wishes parties "werc back
where they used to be-"
2. To break down all the early and
consistent supporters of the rohibtory
liquor law. Hence their omission from
their ticket of every man who was origin
ally in favor of that law (From which
circumstance, some of the friends Of
Judge Tilden may see to what an enter.
toinment they WERE invited by Mr..
Warner and his supporters)
3. To crush out " the American par.
ty-tholgh they have nominated certain
X. n S on their ticket a fact of which
the Administration will no doubt take
due notice. This was nero trick.
though. which will avail nothing to those
who concocted it for the purpose of di.
yidiug and so " kicking over" the Order.
Every man who votes the Nebraska
ticket will directly favor the accom-
plishmeut of ALL these three objects, and
will give positive {" aid and comfort to
the,Piercc Administration.
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Mark tho Difference!

In 1919, union was formed between
Tie Frccsoil party and the Democracy of
this State The basis of that combina.
tion was an out-anl out upcquivocal.A An.
ti.Slavcry and Freesoil platform. The
Frccsoil party made no sacrifice. The
Democracy came 10 their ,grou,ul, and
professcd themselves Freesoil men.
In 1855, coalition has been formed
Ictwocn Mr. Warner and his supporters
(of the late Wing partly on the one hand,
and the Pierce Democracy-aftcr all the
enormities of the Kansas and Nebraska
measures. and the Infamous removal of
Gov. Reoder-and that too (mark it.
frccmen of Addison County y on an
out-and-out Nebraska, Pro-Slave-
ry Platform, endorsing President
Pierce and his iniQuitous acts
4 combination so shameful aud dcgrad.
ing never before disgraccd the State of
Vermont
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Middlcbury, Aug 81, 1855.


ES There is said to be sect in the
Southern States called the United
Brethren in Christ" who make non.
slaveholding n test of communion. They
number seventy thousand communicates,
and have churches in Maryland, Virgin
Ia, Kentucky, and other slave States.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-29

IL Senator Douglas has been stop.
ping at Newport lately. He says he
shall not be candidate for the next
Presidency.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-29

clly stronger, to day, than any other in
the State; and it is constantly increas-
ing.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-29

R,so's>@, That in the principles promulga-
ted by the seeding dccgatcS-rcprcscnt
nearly every free Statc--ut Philadelphia, on
the 18th day of June last we recognize n
comprehensive platform, on which true pat
riots, throughout the land, should cordially
and earnestly unite, as presenting the great
ltading and living political issues orthc time.
Rssoircd, That We hold it to be the duty of
the Federal Government to free itself from
all responsibility for the existence Of slavery,
and that we adopt the motto; " No MORE
SLAVE SrArEs, aND NO MORE SLAVE TERRI-
TONY"
Rcsoired, That we find in the Constitution
no provision which requires such legislation
as the Fugitive Slave Law Of 1850: and that
AS, during seventy years. all constitutional
obligations were able TO be fulfilled without
1t, and may be equally SO still,wc demand its
unconditional repeal
Rs@ircd, That we arc determined to use
all honorable efforts to secure such molii-
cation of our naturalization laws, aided by
such an elevation of public sentiment As will
preserve the true interests of the Lation, and
will guarantee the three vital principles of y
Republican Government: Spiritual FREE-
DON, TR.R BIBLE, AND rnER SCHOOLS
thereby promoting the great work Of imcri-
spnieiHg Aatcrica.-PhANNs FROM ruE PLtr-
FORM OF THIS AMERICAN PARTY o. VERMONT.
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EE Mr.. Warmers claims TO a nomi.

4 IL Mr.. Warmers claims TO a nomi-
nation were strenuously urged long be-
fore the May convention, and with direct
reference to that convention. The deni.
al of that fact by the Citieen was very
foolish The two men now most active
in Mr.. Warmers support, exerted them
selves to secure his nomination then
and Mr. Warner has himself made COM
plant that no one of tho delegates from
this town supported him, as he claimed
to have expected at least one of them to
do, in the May Convention.
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Codtys Lady's Book for September.
is received. It is a rich number.
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The following is the ticket nominated On
the 9th OF June
Fbr Senator'S,
JOSEPH WARNER,
JOHN PIERPOlNT.
F1riViSiaW Jv|ees.
SAMUEL SWIFT,
ERASTUS 5. HUMAN.
f'0r .Si0ic'S iUorHcU,
FREDERICK L. WOODBRIDGE.
E1r Sheriff.
DAVID s. CHURCH.
iIr Hct BaHiF
GAlUS ~. COLLAMER.
Far J'tdsc Of ProJaic, AddiSon DiArict,
CALVIN G. TILDEN.
Fer Jadge al Probatc, Ner Hqrcn District.
HARVEY MUNSlLL.
Election, Tuesday, September 4.
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Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
E6r GOrcrHor
STEPHEN ROYCE, of Berkshire.
E0r Lieutenant GorcrRor.
RYLAND FLETCHER, of Cavsndish
Fer Treasurer,
HENRY M. BATES, OF Mortified.
Addison County Ticket.
Par Senators,
JOHN FIERPOINT,
JOSEPH II. BARRETT.
Fer assistant JRdgcs,
SAMUEL SWIFT,
ERASTUS S. EINNAN.
Fer states AHorHeV.
FREDERICK e. WOODBRIDGE.
Fer Sheriff,
DAVID S. CHURCH.
Fer Higd BojhT,
GAIUS A. COLLANIER.
f0r JBdge Of Prob0ic, iidisop District,
JACOB w. CONROE.
Fer JR5ge 81 ProJdic, Mr. Hqrcn District,
HARVEY MUNSII,L.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-12
CARPETS CARPETS! CARPETS /!
" At
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD & CO.'S.

We invite especial attention Of purchasers of Carpets
this Fall to very large stock in consisting
of every description of goods belonging to first class
Carpet Establishment Clinton, Lowell, Hart ord and
other American Carpets received direct from the manu-
factures their agents. embracing the newest and best
styles of BRUSSELS, EXTRA THREE PLY, IMPE-
RIAL THREE PLY, EXTRA sUPERFINE, EX-
IRA FINE, SUPER UNIONS,
and Common Carpets of every grade and description,
down to Common Cotton Wa,p at 25 cts or all Cotton
Carpets at shilling In addition to the above splendid
stock Of American Carpets have got in store during
the last two weeks,
100 Pieces English Velvet Tapestry.
Tapestry Brussels, Brussels, Extra and In
perial Ply, and Extra Stout Steper1isse,
all from the best English and bought either
directly Of the Importers at large auction saes at Tess
than cost Of importation, and will be offered by u.s. to
gehe with every description Of Carpet Goods at lower
schedule Of prices than the goods sold at retail
at any store IN NelC EngtGHd.
Pcrso who intend purchasing Carpets this season. are
earnestly invited to compare styles and prices with
those of any other store and certain they will give
us the preference.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, h co.
IQI Main siraet
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CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
1871 Main street.
EtHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, s. CO.'S.


LOOK At THE PRIcESii
500 per yard for THlBETs, heavy and fine double
twied goods, In all shades.
SI.75 for LADIES' BRoADoLoTHs in desirable col.
ors. for Talnas, cloaks, &c.
1910 for a very handsomeand well made Broadeloth
TALMA or CIRCULAR.
$500 for BRoADcLoTH TALNA, lined throughout
and faced with Silk.
"a cents for Lyonese Cloths, with selection from full
assortment of shades,
3 cents for all wcel Plain DeLaines
12 leg cents for yard wide English Prints warranted
fast colors.
ne I-s eents for Mousseine De Beges, good printed
Dc Laines.
I shilling for Manchester, Pacific, and other Do
LANES, In fall Styles and warranted the cheapest
goods In town.
cents for Prints and Beachcd shlrtings, Ia cents
for yard wide Brown colons, good fastcolored Prints
aed Furniture Patches.
We believe We have never offered 30 many real good
Ba gains as at this time and all purchasers will and I.
or their interest TO avail themselves Of this opportunity
chamberlain, BARNARD q 90.
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Reol Gstote.

D. FOR SALE.-The COTTAGE HOUSE and
;,, Lot on Portland St, known as the Lemuel Smith
A place, is offered for sale, fappied for soon as the
present owner is about leaving the city, and will dispose
of It at bargain The Lot is 6Cxll4 feet and is filed
with the choicest Fruit Trees of all kinds in bearing
condition.
Also, a INVOLVEMENT HOUSE, No. Z Cherry st..
which has Lot of 1000 feet The House will be sold with
half of the Lot all together will best suit the pur
chaser.
For further particulars enquire at 10 Portland st.
oil
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j. X. BANISTER, Agent for e. LIyERMoRE,
No. Worcester House Block,
o3 diff and 20 Beekman st.. New York.
and 20 Beekman Street, New York.
Worcester, Sept IS, 1855. diff


EWTOOLEN MACHINERY.--C. L. GOD
Wv DARD, New YORK, only manufacturer of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS, to be attached to First and also to
Second Breakers and Finishers Of Wooden Carding Ma
chimes. The alta hment to second Breakers and Fnish-
is and very important These machines are in
successful operation, on first Breakers in most of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States Canadas,
aud Mexico and deemed by experienced Manufacture
ers the perfect machines used, and indispensable
to the economical and successful manufacture Of wool
They in the only strong, durable and success
fully operating machines in use No carding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls strong dorable, and worthy Of at.
tention.
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
enees to mills having them use &C. may be had by ad
dressing Q. L. GODDARD,
No. Bowling Green, New York. whom orders shsuld
be directed.
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! L N G. [ N G.

3 n @ / n @ =
The Second part OF VIM. SUMMERS Singing
School, win commence on THURSDAY Evening, Oct
H. at u O'Clock, at the Vesry on Pleasant street. and
continue II lessons.
The course is designed for all who have had previous
practice in singing. Terms-Gentlemen 81 Ladies rs
cents payable at I'd lesson. Tickets and books at j.
Keith's.
s26 daw3w
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A N ADV RTlSE Nj EMIT
L TILE
TO LADIES WHO WISH A
BLACK SILK DRESS
THAT WILL
WEAR WITHOUT CRACKING,

The subscriber still continues to sell his celebrated
BLACK SILK, which has given such universal sasfac-
tfon to my customers for the last five years These Silks
all by hand LOOM and from the peculiar manner
in which they dyed wear without crack
ing The abT1c and the stre OF the Silk sur eror to
any imported to this country All Ladies admit that is
impossible judge of the durability of silk by one ex
animation Of it in store. Actual wear is the only test
Having solu this for five years. and always found it to
give satisfaction would most respectfully ask ladies pur-
chasing, to give trial Price for Dress Pattern
octl diff GEO. II. BRYANT.
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TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
OR OCK cry w AR L

BROWN n FIRTH would respectfully invite the at
tention Of merchants to their extensive assortment of
Crockeyy, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings, &c.,
Comprising more general variety of House Furnishing
Goods than DO found In any wholesale establishment
IN the country.
As we have very large retail trade It becomes
sary for us to import goods in large quantities. and to
buy all American goods direct OF the Manufacturers which
enables ms 10 yet our goods ut the lowest prces and
Ia any country merchant larger assortment Of rich and
common goods to select from at prices as low AZ can be
bought 10 New York or Boston, and terms as liberal
Merchants by calling at establishment, will become
satsed that they will save time and money by giving
their orders as they can an their memorandums at
store In less lime than they can at dozen -
''V ~ ;" davtf BROWN n FIRTH.
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TIE CREAM SHOW
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
VALENTINE DC STUDLEYS,

VALENTINE &c STUDLEYS,
NO. WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK,
Cor. Main and Elm streets.
All articles exhibition will be Sold as called for by
the Vstors but arrangements have been made to replace
all articles disposed of that there will be en- hand each
day full and complete assortment of
FINE AND COMMON OTERCoATS, BUSINESS
AND DRESS COATS, SHAWLS,
Doeskn, Cashmere ard satnet PANTS Velvet, Silk,
Satin, Plush, and Wooden VESTS;
BOYS CLOT HING.
and any quantity of UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS,
Guernsey Frocks, Mufers Wool and Leather NIittens
and Gloves, Crayat, Shirts Bosoms Collars Caps UNI.
brellas, Dressing Gowns, SC, sc.
Garments made 30 order in u superior
MANNER
SIS diff
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$50 IRON-STONE CROCKERY v@aO
EEN w AR E-Manuiacture by John Al A
W cock, Cobridge, England, and sold only at VI

W cock, C0bridge, England, and sold only at VI
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 by the which has
hitherto attended the sale Of these goods, have been
abed to extensive arrangements receiving them
direct from the mandatory, thereby reducing the cost
and consequently making a saving for the purchaser
Iwoud have tdistincty understood that warrant the
glazing of this ware NOT TO CRACKLE
have now on hand complete and extensive assort-
ment of goods of the above manufacture, together with
large stock of
PLAIN AND GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA,
Tea Dinner Breakfast and Toilet Ware also, my usual
stock of GLASS WARE, Britannia and Plated
Goods Table Cutlery, Solar Stand and Hanging Lamps,
Girandoes, Tea Trays, Curtain Bands and Pins.
In addition to the above goods, have an extensive
stock of French and American
PAP Err II N q N GS,
Borders Freboard Prints Curtain Papers, Painted Win.
dow Shades and Fixtures &C. &c, thus comprising the
most complete assortment in the city.
As l am constantly receiving goods from the principal
factories in Europe and America am edabled to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS to the patrons Of this ex
tensive establishment. and all who may favor with
call may depend upon finding stock always complete
and prices satisfactory am determined not to be OK
oced.
NIB. Manufacturers, Agents. and others, using Solar
Chmneys can be supplied with them at Factory Prices.
JOSEPH p. HALE,
1871 Main st.. LIST door north OF Post Office.
500 dawtf
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TO THE ENTLEM MEN.


GENTS FURNISHING GOODS !!
We have hand full and complete assortment of
BRoADCL0THs. in all the desirable coors for Fail and
Winter wear, and which we selling at much
RED U ED PRIC ES!
Black and Fancy DoEsKINs, Cassimeres, full 3 per
cent. less than former prices We selling an
ira Heavy Sheep Gray CASHMERE, warranted All Wool,
for so cents the yard.
BLACK SATINS.
A full and complete assortment Afne lot ofFancy Gas.
simeres which selling at IS cts to $685. which
are reaed in every other shop intown for S10O $50
FRONTING LINENS of our own importation, which
wewarran all Linen and varying in price from % to 70
cents per yard.
silk Shirts and Drawers Merino do, Hosiery Gloves
Cravats, &C., &C.
Gents SFIAWLS, at all prices. Farmers Frock
ng extra heavy article and selling for 40 10
per yard
An the above goods have been selected with special
gard retail trade and viii be found at lower prices
than at any other establishment in the State The ONE
PRICE" System strictly adhered to in every instance.
Il. Il. HARDON 4 CO...
% 146 Main st.
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ny w. NICHOLS PATENT ADJUST
hNsABLE BITT-STOCK,-This Fastener is
believed to be the only successful invented for
drawing the shank Of the btt into the socket and holding
Il 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 Of
ing Bitt-stock, the Bits may be easily fitted, and
when once ntel may always be kept tight, and cannot
be drawn from the socket without the roube Of unfasen-
ing.
These BttStocks manufactured and sold Wholesale
and retail by the Patentee,n MERmFIELps BuLDNG,Cy
go dam b. W. NICHOLS
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d. FOR SALE.--A VERY DEsIR-
b#lilI ABLE RESIDENCE ON

p . r T l. A n d S II r f. e II.
Being about to remove from Worcester offer for sale
my Real Estate pleasantly situated Portland street.
The House good one, well arranged for convenience
and comfort and in good condition. TIE Cellar is paved
with BRIGHAM excellent Furnace warming nearly the
whole house;a large cisern of brick laid cement and
Que of the best wells Of water in the city.
The Barn and Carriage House are conveniently ar
ranged. The Garden is well stocked with Fruit Trees
Grapes, &C. For trifling EXPENSE the house can be
made convenient for two families.
Terms favorable and possession given the first of Oco-
her. CHAS. P. BANCROFT.
sl2 dtf
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RACON 81 SVRATVON

No. GAG Main Street, opposite the City Hall,
a auction and CT M M 5SSsoa Merchants,
and Dealers in
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery Guns Fancy Goods
Trunks, Vases Travelling Bags, Furniture &c. which
they offer very low for cash. wholesale or retail.
my30 diff
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ISAAC H. UPTON, Auctioncer.

UFFIUE III MAIN Street.
ISAAC H. UPTON would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has renewed his License
Auctoneer and offers his services for the sale of Real
ap2 diff
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OCTOBER 12, Is 3 5
Urn GOODS.
SAVE YOUR CARPETS, FURs, SC.
- CED AR PA Z Il II

This heavy strong Paper, partly composed Of Ce-
OAR and is warranted be protection against
moths wherever it used 1t highly recommended to
put uuder Carpets for lining closets chests &c. used for
storing wooens furs and will be found very serycea
bic in doing up any description of clothing or blankets,
to protect them from moths For sale wholesale and retail
by CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, n Co.,
% DIFF Sole Agents for the Manufacturers.
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stOE,s SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME.-lhis excellent Fertilizer, prepared from
one Dust is warranted equal to Guano,n all respects
and much more lasting In It's beneficial effects upon INC
soil Il may be used for all kindsof Grain, Potatoes and
leans. For Gardeners II Is a cheap, convenient ana
highly nutrioous manure. Tts terminating influence
very great IL b. obtained OF the eubscribers Wm
agents for the sale Of u, at the Wholesale Produo
hore, Foster street. opposite Boston Worcester Depot
BAssETT q BAYLllis.
Worcester, Jan. /, 1856 dtf ianl
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Auftiolls.
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Auction Rooms No. &c and 6S Main Street.
L E0USEHOLD FURNITURE, 60 On
C1TTTPn

At l O'Clock p. NJ, al Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture compris-
lag Carpets Sofas, Chairs, Tables Bureaus Bedsteads
Beds, Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
Gales OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
the city, county, Sae terms reasonable and satisac
ton guaranteed Also the apprasng of property solicit
OIL Cash paid for secondhand furniture, upon appca
don at the Sales Room. Constantly hand, assort
nent of new Furniture Table Cutlery, Crockery
anil Glass Ware Clocks, Looking Classes Window Shades
&c. which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday at
lhEnoon Putuams Sales Rooms at the usual hour un
III further notice. S. III. REDDiNG, Salesman.
mar30 diff
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VMoRKINGMEN's LOAN AND FU n

WNTORK EMS LOAN AND FUND
wv ASSOCIATION!
Created under and by virtue Of Act Of the legislature
for the special benefit of the Mddling Classes One per-
son may borrow money to build or purchase home, by
paying small each month"; often not more than they
have paying for rent smother member by deposng
Two or more dollars per month"; will reap greater interest
than In any other way 1t is under the supervision Of
the State and the money be lent real estate securi
ly only IL IL safe than Savings Banks. Conn
munication with the Office will be answered Immediately
and copies OF bylaws sent. The operation Of letting
money is entirely different from any other.
ONCE No 10 Asiatc Bank building, Salem, Mass.
ielp d&wtf SAMUEL MAOINTIRE, Secy.
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NOTICE TO THE sICK.-DR. MAT

NOTICE TO THE SICK.-DR. MAT
~ TYSON, Prof Of Chrome Diseases,
now gives his whole attention to office practice and the
treatment Of all Chronic lcng-sandng diseases, as well
AZ all other cases that may be attended TO at his Office
a-y Also all confidential cases. BY deyoting his cx.
elusive attention to that class Of diseases, he warrant
mo greatest possible success In their treatment.
once In Providence, 40 Wcsminster-st, up stairs
0nlce hours IRON s A. M. NJ. #
KEFERENCES
Lewis L. Miller, M. d., Rev, John Hobart, A. NJ,
Iaher Parsons, Nj. d., Rev. Moses Fiheld
payid Hnlith, Nj, D., Rcy. Jonathan Drayton
I'll lsly
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npnXSICIANrs PRESCRIPTIONS care
fully prepared nom the purest medicines, by
sert7du ~ a. r. spuRR,
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b. & II are now prepared to furnish the Ambrotype
Mezograph or Crysaloype Pictures in the best style of
the att Pictures copied from paintings engravings Da
guerreotypts The public are invited to call and examine
Tor themselves. B. LED0YT,
]. K. HODGES
worcester. Oct. 9, 1856
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CARPETINGs,

Ill WHO VALUE A GOOD HEAD
IN OF HAIR should Perry's celebrated Hungarian
Balm. 1t is the plus ultra of all Hair preparations.
Sold by BURR 4 PERRY, at their Patent Medicine and
Prfamery store, No. Cornhll and by Druggists gem
ernly dtJan1 90
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Notices.
NTEw SYSTEM OF DRESS MAKIYC

N EW SYSTEM OF DRESS MAKING,
bliss N. REED, Dress Maker, 207 Main ST. is prepar-
ed to teach Mrs. Briggs New system of Cnfng Ta5i,
which is far superior to anything of the kind vet
before the public. ~
and accuracy. Taught in two EASY lessons Agents f
nshed with Diagrams. af1 I az iuf
IENO COMMITTEES OF LYCEITMS IN TIIE
& NEIGHF0RING TOWNS.
Mr.. HENRY W. CARsrENs offers The ensuing season 10
tio d aecllre on school Education in GermanV
pr a ana by education. Address Box 49, Worces-
-Pers'ns wishing to engage Mr.. Carstens
cal 81 al ms oHce, No IS Flagg's Building.
" *dTu&Fr4w