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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-18

TWO YEARS OLD.
By nRs. BRADLEY.

=
'ls there on this cold, selfish earth,
One heart 50 cruel as to scold
Aroguish hey, brimful of ia:rlh,
And, like my pet, iusttwo years oldl
For fun and miachisf seem to leap
Through his blue eyes, from fobby's heart,
As from hsrebeIl's chaliee deep ss
The half imprisoned sunbeams dart.
hgot switch the ether day,
usthalf incline to whip M pet,
But on the mantel slowed awey,
That switch unused, is lyingyet.
For when shook 1t o'erliis head.
Hedaneed about, half wild With glee,
Then quick behind the table fled.
And. Eeigning fear, peeped out at me.
Whn. could do but laugh at ihatl
Nor did my fit Of laughter fail
TO make him worse; for the cat
He squeazed, and pulled her long, sleek tail,
Until poor pussy mewed aloud,
And then, shookthe switch once moIe,
And many whippings inly vowed
For little Robwere still in store
Bur when cried with half frown,)
sYoul hurt the cat, you naughty boy!'
lie hugged her up ana soothed her down,
onni poor pussy purred With Joy.
.F9f toye'shrsug a1s his mischief hows'
And geatle feelings softly beam
Ihongn ms wlld mlrth, IKE some sweet rose,
Rejecting from gushing stream.
From morning sdawh til set OF sun,
His teet and hngers never urei
He steals the poker for gun,
And taxes 'ae broom TO poSe the hre
Then, WIN cunning LOOK he'll stand
Upen the highest chair lnreach,
And shouting loud, with outstretched band,
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EE-Jadse , . 4 plaih. andtwisiisl
very worthy niln, bss ~ lawyer, ~
once coanty jlige of 0aslaal. Michigan.
under the old system. A csHse carns up oa
trial before him ~ ore occasion. IL wllIeh
the action was founded in tort. an ! tile plea
of the defendant. which was special. VA
such rs 10 giye'him .he affirmative y The is-
sue, upon Me strength ~ which hs slalaAel
the right to open an 1 close the ssse. This
point was denied by tho counsel fsr the
plaintiff ''sho never ii tbs whole esgr1c of
bis ,raosice, hal heard If such an enormitys
as the defcuiant,s psesuming 70 open thu
case" Authorities we're brought sna cited,
however. AMI the gs. after mature delib.
Grafton. determined that sueh was lls des
fendent's right ani 81 pronourssd tbe de.
cision. Afsera short palae. during wIaisls
the plaintilf vas granblins ilis dissalisfas.
tion, the court ordered tha aefendant's lan- ]
yer to go "A. X az hoaor. sail 70 fisiag
IA am not qaitsrsaig to open tlic cAse.--
When I get really viii las sbs other sils
--know!7
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EzE ARcnIBALD BARsEs. tho conflict who
escaped from Deputy Warden Watson, al
Cincinnati. while that ottieef haa him HI
charge and Was returning With hltn To tile
Ohio Penitenliary, has jusl been arrested "a
salena, Ill MI. McEwen. CLERK 81 tEs Pris.
on, lsayes to day, with requEsigion 'fFun
Cow Medtli. and Ii ii rnoie than probxbls
THAT, before many hears Barnes VIII 81
iourneying towards BIZ old quaFtsfs, undse
railroad speed
Barnes was sent from one 81 slle aofshesn
counties. Under sentence of seven years.
fsr bufgairy, Iie n Faan of siIaeali0n.
and Vas considered oae Of Ihe most Adrait
seoundFals ever seAs Is the Qhip Rsnilenli-
afy Statesasan llsls inst.
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THE ELECTION IN ST.. LouIs The elec-
ton in oul city yesterday, thodgh one fin
tense interest, as the heaviness Of the yete
polled will show, passed off without parti-
Gle OF undue excitement, without even a
paltry street fight The act Of The Mayor
in closing the drinking houses. and rcquir-
ing all the boys to Be kept within doors dur
ing the day, as well as tho recollection Of
the scehes Of Augustiast. contributed to Ell
feet the most desirable result. Another
precaution which the authorities had taken,
had its effect on the occasion. Besides
three fourths Of fthe regular force deta led foI
the polls, a special police ot one hundred
and Fifty men we're appointed and distfibu-
ted in detac.. ments oftwenty 10 forty ia ths
different wards that are generally nnosl dis.
orderly in elections. These special OH.
GERS were Distinguished among The crowds
Of voters BY clubs and small brass stars
which were worn affixed to theil caps One
most remarkable fact ID connection with
this election was. thata drunken man was
not observed in any part Of the city Ss
Louis Rep, April 5.
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Ayr They EiYe away kbillf8h U0W IT
New Yoflt, on acc NIT II tlsa hSsa lisn !.
before birth. Wesapy ne bliS&Ia& lfsa
.ths M n EIsFslli
AnY iady wishing q adopt an inIAni ffaaz
its bisths lia the carly part q 6etE eadi'.h
Inay hear oi I gocA opportunity IA lAs i
~ inlefsiew elsb Ne Hsotlisr ~ a|I:rassil.z
I'll, box la7.
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EE- \ huekster nam "a 81 lIconb. from
the vicinity of Huntsville. Ohio, while mnch
intoxicated at noon to day fell from his way.
on at the corner Of Msiu and J1tfsrsoa sss.
and received two or three very severe ca.s
upoa his head. He was taken, bleeding AMI
iasensible, TO the Bgymer house. where tie
wounds were dressed ana the pooF fellsw
was otherwise properly cared for ~ ths in-
stance Of the obligu,g landlord. Mr. call-
well.-W Wheeling Argus. iltl, INST.
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DssADFuL Ca or HTDRoPHaRfA ~ Cus
cFNEArI--The GincianAti Gazette II Nom
day says;
On Thursday morning l.st Mrs Rodgers.
who resides in tie l7sh Ward. near tho
Catholic Church, sent her Milton. a small
boy. 70 The bakery after loaf of bread
On the way the boy was bitten bya dog.
Milton ran home and dressed Che wonnd he
had received. oaFrilay night. about 2
o'clock, the mother vas aaakened BY The
boy tearing the bed clothes and scratching
his face. The mother endeavored 10 paei-
fy him, but The boy groaned Tie haraer.
aud became more aud more furious. 4
light was struck, when the mother discover
ed her boy frothing u The moa:h n these
sPasms he died about three o'elosk. His
leg, after death, was found 70 be biack froas
the hip down, and very muah swollen,
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Drp 6oo0s.
FALL ANNOUN MENT,
M A r T L n ST o WE
ICVorIrs. DIo.r

FALL ANNOUN MENT.
MAR TIN WE,
(CIark's BIOcI,)
Has now in store and constantly receiving both from
the manufacturers at home and from abroad beautiful
and extensive Stock of Domestic and European Goods
adapted the wants Of the coming season. embracing
many of the most desirable and fashionable styles eE-
tant.
We have hand, and will offer for the Inspection
of the buying public,
of the richest ard most unique patterns Of superior
tur ndreceut importation,
SHAWLS,
which or richness fabric beauty of colorng, and e-
egance OF design, are unsurpassed.
Wool DeLaines.
Choice handsome styles purchased recently in New York
selected with especial relersnc. to best trade Also
plains Of ali shades and qualities.
American DeE4nTnes and Cashmeres,
in all their variety and patterns.
PLAIDS. ALL WOOL, SILK, WORSTED
AND COTTON AND WOOL,
ac3mplete Stock.
NJ E Rim ES.
We can nov STOW friends aud the public, an une.
qualled assortment of Msrnoes and Thibets and shall
be in constant receipt ofthe same heseason advances
PRINTS.
French English, and American CaIicces, full supply.
@ A r p e Il S.
In this department Of business, constant and
med attention has been and viii be paid that Car
pet Rooms may contain nothing but new cheap, and de
sirabe goods Anticipating in July. the rise which has
recently akeu place in these Goods the subs ber having
the ability to do ordered in advance large stock Of
the vaou grades and qualities thereby being crescent
ale to give his customers the advantage of this rise Our
stock consists of
VelUets, Brussels, Tapestry Three Ply Ingram,
SWperfae, Fine,
and the lower priced goods together with OIL CLOTHS
of the usual widths and acknowea ged superiority.
WOODEN Gods. A invoice of Woolens for
winter, suitable for men and boys wear.
ElnuDckss White, Red, Blue, Blue Mixed Yellow,
and Salisbury.
Domestic Goods, such as were purchased before
the rise will be sold at old prices, and all very low
FURYISHING GOODS.
1t will be endeavori supply stock with these
Goods that nothing shall be wanting the time
memberng that purchasers of these goods usually buy
in larger amounts than from any other part of stock
to so mark each aitcle that the ONE PRICE System,
which with u has been successful be carried out
at the same time giving entire satisfaction 10 the pur.
chaser.
In thus enumerating, somewhat at length, upon new
goods received it is wish of to make shew in
public print but rather that the public may know where
they can purchase first class goods at the lowest prices
1t may be unnecessary but in this connection will
say, that the One Price System will be strictly ad-
hered to.
MARTIN STOWE.
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MARTIN STOWE.
LADIES, VISIT THE CITY STORE.

j, H, CLARKE Dc 90.
Have marked down their entire stock Of Dry Goods to
prices competition. We give below few prices Of
the many BARGAINS now to be found in our Store
NO. 152 MAIN STREET.
New and best styles Manchester, Hamilton, and Pacific
NJ. DeLaines, former price Csc. for 12tc.
Cotton and Wool Twlled Flannels for 12tc.
Heavy Lyonese Cloth, good article, fox zoe.
Heavy Double Twied Thibets for 75c.
All Wool PIads for rs and &c.,
All Wool Plain DeLanes for csc.
Heavy Debages for 12ic.
Raw Silk Plaids for SOC.
Ladies Cloths for SHE.
Heavy Embroidered scars, worth $780, for $2.25.
Double width Cashmeres, former price 5Sc, for 33c.
so pairs $500 Blankets, from auction for $500.
2 cases ninepenny English Prints for 10c
A Cloak for $500.
For the next sixty days whole Stock will be offered
at VERY CHEAP PRICES, at the City Store, No. 152
Main st. j. H. CLARKE & co.
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HAS ARRIVED, AT THE
w o z CES TER HOUSE
DIR. e. B. FOOTE.

Il
From New York City,
The Celebrated Lung and Blood PhysTs
CHM and EIectricinn.
Inventor of the
ANTI-MERCURIAL ELECTROMoTOR
And disccverer Of means whereby the condition of the
nervous or electric fluids lie with as much
precision as that of the blood is at the Worcester House.
where he can be consulted by the sick free Of CHARGE
A FEW DAYS ONLY!
Early calls desirable especially from those invalids
who require several applications OF electricity.
Evidences Of and Reasons for, DR.. Foote's success
LIST, Over ttgo hoasand persons have been cured un-
der his treatment during the year; among whom
the daughter the celebrated DR. Hugo New York and
the wife of Dr. JohL j. ingalls, of Buffalo, from whom fat
erng certificates have been received and be seen at
Dr. Foote'S rooms, in the hand writing fthoe well known
medical gentlemen
I'd, Several othercertifcaes and supplementary letters
in the original manuscripts Of the writer's Zone of which
is from the pen of the well known Professor of Eectropa
thy, Dr. H. Matthews Pendeton,) hung up in DR..
Foote'S rooms for the inspection of nvads.
81. DE-. Foote does not ride hobby, or depend
any Especial treatment" He uuites in his system of
pracce Thomsonianism, Eectropathy, Iuhalaion and
HydrOpathy; of the most potent remedial agents
kilOba to the World
Asa Acting accordance with his avorite theory that
functional arrangements all originate in disturbance of
the vascular (blood) system he goes to the
root Of every disease which under his treatment
and hence effects radical cures
OH Believing it impossible for any one to enjoy good
heatn While 1eSn ana Done are INVADED Oy caomel ana
other mineral p3sOns he has, at great EXPENSE
ed electrical apparatus, by the application of which,
the vile inventions of Allepah may be entirely expelled
from the human system without pain the patient. 1t
has been tested by learned chemists and pronounced the
great st achievement of medical science. See notices Of
the press which daily appearing in every part OF the
United Satesl
DR. Fooe has every variety Of apparatus for the appl
cation OF electricity In every form, great part of which
is the result of his ingenuity and experience Lad
may have applied without exposure of person. shock
to the nerves. experienced tho application OF the old
electrical machines. No pains unpleasant stations
felt by the patient while receiving the revivying cleo
trica currents of DR.. Foote'S mathincs
~ Every invalid who reads abound, in the presence of
two PERSONS Dr. Foote'S circular which has been
distributed in all parts of the city, will be entitled to free
examination. Copies also be obtained at his
Price of examination, otherwise, 81 co. Consultation
free
N. B. DR.. Foote is preparing for press medical
work OF about 500 octave pages, which will make its ap
pearance 10 the spring. 1t will be general treatise
Eeo rcty Diseases Remedies, &C. &c. Look out for it.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-24
Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
NArURALIZATioN.- IMPORTANT
NOTICE!

The subscriber respectfully informs the Foreign Popu-
laton OF New England that he still attends to the bust
ness OF preparing first and second papers for those who
wish to become citizens of the United Saea on very mod
crate terms at his old stand.
All foreigners residing out of the city of Boston, des
ing to procure First of Final Papers of Naturalization
must come to Boston, there is no other court in
town or city in Massachusetts lawfully qualified to do the
business. " ~
cure them any day between the hours of 10 NJ and
r; Last Papers on Fridays only, from 10 o'cloek A.
THOMAS ROWEAN, JUS of Peace,
and the oldest Naturalization Agent in N. England.
1873 Federal Street, Boston.
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
~ OF
NEW FURNIT URE.
The entire stock n Furniture in the Warerooms Of
HATCH s. TOWNSEND.

HATCH & TOWNSEND,
in Flagg's Building is now offered for sale al such Low
prices will asure the immediate sale Of every art ce
II use furnisbcrs and al that arc about purchasing
Furntme will do well to attend this SALE the stock N
v.ry large comprising all articles usuay found IN rst
GLASS Furniture Warehouse and oil marked down at such
without fall n ai.tI l1FI
Worcester, Nov. 10, 1855. 10
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ADJUSTMENTS
WORC EsTER GYMNASIUM.

NJ OR CESTER GYMNAS
oN ORCHARD ST., ADJOINING THE WATER CURE
Open from Il. NJ. til 10 p NJ.
instruction given to gentlemen from 10 A. M.to1P. M
. to g. and to 10 M ~
3to5P. NJ. ''1' nun
II desirable that pupils should be pu7cual 10 attend
ahce at the exercises OF their respective classes
Ierms-tor one year $1,000; six months $1,000; three
months 50 co. payable quarterly in ADVANCE Transient
pups 70 cents for each course Of exercises Tuition in
IN sparrlng $1,000 per course, payable ia advance
j. b. BAILEY
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Drp GOODS.
NO M o n Q p o L Y !
THE GREATEST & Cheapest
DRY GOODS S ALI ,
Ever known I'm w orcesfer
STILL THEY NEIL
WIN. LOCKE 4 CO..

Take great pleasure announcing 10 the Citizens Of Wor
cester, and to The Lldi 10 particular, that they
prepared to sell choice and
Desirable DRY GOODS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-24

"a STRAYED from the subscriber, on the
GIIT road from Worcester to Princeton a full blood
W~-W DURHAM BULL, about one year cli Said
n<L<GG. animal is red and white, had ring In his nose
ard rope around his horns. Whoever will give infor-
nation that wleid to his recovery, shall be suitably
wa ded application 10 W. w. WATSON Princeton, or
co ASA MATHEWS, Worcester.
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Grotkerp,, Sc.
T&s2 IRON-STONE CROCKERY seagO
ER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by John Al 65sTA
NJ cock, CObridge, England, and sold only at w
Q Z n, II, u II


NJ cock, CObrdge, England, and sold only at ~
NO. 1S1 MAIN STREET.
1t is acknowledged fact that in point of finish
style and durability, these goods first and foremos
in the market. Encouraged by the success which has
Hitherto attended the sale of these goods have been en-
abed to maze extensive arrangements receiving them
direct from the manuactory thereby reducing the cost
and consequently making saving for the purchaser
would have distinctly understood that warrant the
glazing of this ware NOT TO CRACKLE
have now on hand a complete and extensive assort-
ment of goods Of the above Manufacture toa ether 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
Grandoles, Tea Trays, Curtain Bands and Pins.
In addition to the above goods, have an extensive
STOCK of French and American
PAP E r. ANGIN SIS,
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 am edabled to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS to the patrons of this ex
tenSive establishment. and all who may with
call may depend upon finding stock always complete
and prices satisfactory, determined not to be ex
celled
B Manufacturers, Agents, and others, using Solar
Chmneys 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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BY ALEXANDER PU1NAM
t&eaI Gstotc.

- FARM FOR sALE.-one of the ,y<s
5h.ii best and most productive Worces err cou- tS
LIZ. tanning abou sixty acres very pleasantly s~=As-
situated about two miles from the Court House. will
be soil at great bargain Apply to
Wbi 7. NIERRIFIELD.
Worcester, Nov. 49, 1855. diff
49, FOR SALE IA wostory Dwelling House
ek,;i and about three ourths of Land stua-
.A ted in the village of North Charlton about mile
from Charlton Depot the north side of the old Worces
ter and Stafford Turnpike and formerly the residence of
the late Col Asa Bacon The Houseis in good repair and
well calculated for two families.
Also about of Land lying on the opposite side
Of said road, with small Barn thereon 1t will be sold
at low price, separately all together, and a liberal
credit given for most of the purchase money and is de-
sirabe location for boot or shoemaker or other me-
chanic. JOS. A. DENNY.
Leicester, Nov. Z, 1855 dawd
d. FARM FOR SALE, SITUATED ayx
;i in Leicester. the road leading from Cher MN
EsA ry Valley to Clappvile, and about We miles =Av~
from the City Hall in Worcester The said farm consists
OF about fifty acres, is one somewhat rougi) but
completely adapted to growing vegetables and fruit to
which is improved the present time On the farm
is large number of Strawberry Plants, of many choice
varieties two young Orchards of grated and superior
fruit Just beginning to bear about Wood and
Timber suitable to cut, and acres of splendid Peat
swamp which is drained. Also House and Barn, and
other out-budings in good repair.
Also for SALE MORGAN HORSE, four years old last
June fair rveert good size in any harness. spot
or place Apply on the premises.
JAMES NJ. DRAKE.
Leicester, Nov l6 1855. diff
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Auftlolls.
BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
- A DESIRABLE VEGETABLE q

By E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
- A DESIRABLE VEGETABLE 4tyx
H;:;; FARM AT AUCTION Situated t977%
L4sA on the old road from Worcester to Auburn, -e
about two miles from the City Hail. known the Ma
thaniel Elder Place"
viii be sold on the premises, SATURDAY, Nov. Path,
Mt O'Clock p NJ the Farm situated above containing
acres of choice land we'll stocked with Trees such
Pears, Peaches, Cherries Apples, &c.
The BUILDINGS consist of good Two Story House,
Barr, and Out Buildings
the above offers good opportunity to purchase de-
sirabe place" It only about Is minutes ride from the
City Han and the land is of the finest quality.
also ~ the same time aud place, Horse, tons good
Hay, ! TOP Buggy. Farm Wagon, 2 Harnesses,
Sleigh, is Ha, Cutter, Seds, Ploughs, Harrow aud
other articles not enumerated
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
MI d4t WALTER WEIGH.
so HORSE AT AUCTION.-Wm be
EszN$ sold at Putnam's Auction Rooms, on 'TUR.
TS DAY, the 24th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. one
i1~-~s- Horse, Top Buggy. and Harness.
n23 DIT ALEX. PUTN AN, Auct'r.
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
AUCTION Rooms No. Sc and GO Main Street.
EHoUSEHOLD FURNITU RE. &C. On
IS SATURDAY,
All o'clock p. H., at Office,
The usual weekly sale Of Household Furniture compris-
lag Carpets Sofas Chairs Tables, Bureaus Bedsteads,
ues Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery and other articles of household furniture
Sales OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
lie city, county States terms reasonable, and satsfac-
lion guaranteed Also the appraising of property solicit
ell Cash paid for secondhand furniture upon appica-
merit of new common Furniture, Table Cutlery, CrOckery
and Glass Ware Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades.
&C., which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday at
ltTn00n. at Punams Sales Rooms at the usual hour
further notice. S. NJ. REDDiNG, Salesman.
marS0 DIFF
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THE GREAT SHOW

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Is open and will be continued through the season. at
VALENTINE & STUDLEYS,
NO. WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK,
Cor. Main and Elm streets.
All articles exhibition will be sold as called for lv
the vstors but arrangements have made to replace
all articles disposed Of that there will be en- hand ca CHI
day full and complete assortment of
FINE AND COMMON o. ERGO ATS, BUSINESS
AND DRESS COATS, SH4RLS,
Doeskin, Cashmere ard satinet PANTS; Velvet, Silk
Satin, Plush, and Wooden VESTS;
BOYS CLOTHIN ING,
and any quantity of UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS,
Guernsey Frocks Muffers, Wool and Leather Mittens
and Gloves, Cravats, Shirts, Bosoms Collars Caps I'm
brellas Dressing Gowns, &C., &c.
Garments made 10 order in "a superior
manner. dawtf SIS
NEW STYLE OF FALL CLOTHlNG
" MECoRNEY & BIGEL0W are receiving splendid
assortment of FALL CLOTHING, which will be sold as
low as last years styles selling.
We have large and well selected assortment of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, which are very low.
Our assortment of Bruadcioths Cassineres, and pIan
and fancy Doeskns Vestngs, &c. &C. are equal to the
best We Can make them into garments that will give
entire satisfaction to our customers.
N. b. FAN Fashions just received.
MEC0RNEY & BIGELOW,
au23 d&wtf Merchant Taiors, 214 Main street.
& o Nj e L III G e w >
The subscribers would call attention of the Laes
of Worcest and vicinity to their new Establishment No.
249 MaIn Street Cover David c'tt's Drug Ste RED
where they keep on hand, and make to order,
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
of every description. Also Ladies' Under Garments
Plain and Embroidered Ladies' ials made up
to order at short notice. nice article French Colsets
for sale Also Fashionable Dressm4king by au expert.
enced person. MRS. r. CHENEY
oS dawtf MISS l.. I. BRIMHALL
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NORTHUMBERLAND HALL.

Hours Of exhibition from 2 to s, and to P NJ. Ad-
mittanee ONE DIME.
Mr. prepared to receive orders for any kind of Mo-
sale Work, upon reasonable terms. Apply at the Hail.
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