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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11

H Kilbourn, Real Estate Broke. q An,,;.s
Aeal zsotate apsnrp.
o1o. ,. BxcxoLxe.
oI1E1AL LAID AGYrr
FER the purchase or sals Of CITY p,o,..
Farms, improved or unimproved, in sss..y
adjacent ceunties: Will collect CLAIM"
taxes Tor non-residsrts-B uy and sell ,y
walssn's .S o. lossts the same in any Land d.
o0es Corner Main and Second A..
DAVENPORT, low.
CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES
Fox Sale.
Among which IRE the folIosur.
No. la3--A Large New Brick H.u,e ro,u.,
and Eighth street,: main building 8tx % M s,T
sa12!--wcii adapted 70, > large Bos rdir, aaahs"
This bnilti,,g iscapabe Of acco mmod.,,rs ,nsn..-
o. boarder. giving 10 each comfortable A., aoo
iasfe :. from, at rs feel .. Main
no. ,ts. small house nesriy sc1 ss ~
81 ofsixth and PER-, SITS. "' cora
No. its. Cottage House Fifth s,,,.,,.
Harrison and Ripley streets. '''es'' between
No. $50. large and airy How
ground on the corner ofsiatLs an BRAD, Street..
No. le3. A good Brick House o.xs,
Eighth and Harrison sire.t.-Se,5tU. ''fher u
No. l2t. roubic Frame House a, ,
Perry and Ninth stvccts, cas-, Of a. n eoIerd
resiiehec-P Price ~ FOO. ''s'h' I,g'i
No. l2s. Lot No. 6. Block "a, on Sinh ,,
ythc Railroad DeIot-el,eCo so"
No. is.. Houee and Half Lot on R,,,,...
site Maekot's Gaidcn-s ,sOe off~
No. ~. email Frame House on Tenn .tp,.
ie! streets. Lot 64AlOO-frce $3.50 MP
40. ,so' 'ot on the BLUM corner Of Brad, A..
fefr! streets, adjoining Col. Sarg.lt, rri,, s,t hd
No. l62. = three story brick Iou,o ou s, 10.
Of Second near Main. anexce,l-nt -, " soah SIDE
hrst hoor. Ia" whole house well apj.h.J ,.. w ~
one frnme house used us row ~, kseihsf.At
OF 64xiao. A' 'eea store
No. it3. three stor, brick Hou.. /, ro,.
pihshsaddition, on HE Alum, house es.ae NJ ~
eu,cah oe s"d SO ~ to make good inv e,,m.,tL,,a
Ing . large annual re tuYb-2 500 sths
No: is4. Another brick House p.a, n.
ihlfu anu Scau streets, 3gx31, nine roo.,.
Kitchens, will be sold low ard an I.,. - "s ~
hlN"n 10 The above We have q great y.,,.ss ai..
Proi ef! 10 winch We invite the attention Of ,n,t.
uEo' l.. NltkULLs
TO Lease for Q Term Of Years
hare ahnmhrF vi Houses and lot, To I.,,. f.
10 ID ycars-among hicL are the foovinr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11

No.ia:. > frame cottage on tho corner Of FER
and Locust Streets. ~, is1- o., 500.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11
SOMETHING DEsIRApIp

hDiES' ana gents Dressing and Toilet Case. in
great variety The above articles are difficult to
nha' out We Tow nave h larger assortment than can
De found west 81 New York. Tall and eynmipe
N"ek isiahd, dec2 h. A. PORTER& BRO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11

NO. l6a. three story brick House ON son,,
oisrcond near Main. an excellent store roa I'm 'ss
hrN n"or, til" whole house well finished ,o.. oh 's
enc frnme house now used nsa no.r 80 sss lt
OF 64xls0. sho 'eea store
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11

No. e.. AHouse with tw o Lot. Of Grousd ORB
''ei-r' Aoies ON Brad. stret-ei.st0
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11

=, No. l3s. lot on the bluff corner Of g,,A,
FER! streets, adjoining Col sarg,nt'srri,, sri and
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11
Hostetters Stomach Bitters.

a 'nre cure for dyspepsia, and n certain rrcrcn-
ZION OF Feuer and ARne. just received aud for
saieby ALEORD VAN PAITES
nov. 30
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11

no. ~. small Frame Honse on Tenth ..d %.
lie! streets. Lot 6lxIoo-rrice $3.50. ''a MP
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Under this head limited n Der Of special notice
will be inserted ~ ~ cents per line each inseruo'
r50 cts. per week.
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CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES,

-, No. lat. 4 noabic Frame House on the ..,
resiienee-- Price o., 200. '''S'n L,q't
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11

CIOCK6 CI0GE6W
THE subscriber has just received Ia rye invoice
Clocks, which will be sold low.
nv % prrK
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28
England, United States and the Mica.
.,l.,,5e~ Isl ragua Question 80.

The papers for several days have been specu-
lating upon the reported disagreement between
our government and England-the negotiations
between our Minister, Mr., Buchanan, and Lord
Palmerston-and the abandonment of the Claw
ton-Bulwer treaty relative TO O. the, MOSQUITO
Protectorate and the South American States
The language of'the london Times, it must be
admitted, has been supercilious and offensive
towards the United States, and, says the WI
tage, Record, calculated if not designed to pro-
woke al feeling of resentment.iaIt has boldly
charged the United States with conniying at
the seizure. Of Cuba and other West india
Islands, and encouraging the expedition against
Nicaragua, and declared that it was time for
Ellgl glaIld to interpose with force. The British
government having recently sent out to the
West Indies considerable addition to her
feet, fbr the ayowed purpose of protecting the
islands from our fllibustering expeditions,
affords an additional subject ior angry COM
ment. .sfTsssai,s...r.
SAIL good citizens must deprecate.a a collision
between England and the United States and
we may indulge the hope that result SO de-
plorable need not be feared, But we may not
rest too confident. A few. months before the
present European war there was just as much
prospect Of continued peace as there is now be-
tween England and the Upiteds States. War
was considered asimpossible ana almost absurd
in this age of the world. d Dot Russia put her
paw on Turkey and war, came, swif-footed,- -
The United States are now slooling wishfully
toward Cuba Nicaragua, (including the Mos
quito Kingston, under the protection of Great
Britain} is now actually in the possession of
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28

country. 1t will do the people good to be put
under such strong dominion, as they have
shown their utter incompetency to manage
their own affairs. We consider it entirely i'm
possible to prevent reinforcements reaching
walker. The mail steamers may refuse to
take them openly, but they will go on board
secretly. What will be the result of these
things we cannot foresee should it be true
that the Transit company supports the scheme
Oh Americanlzing the country, there is every
of its success, unless Great Britain
should interfere.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28
Gboiiee:N ). ii 1. d. ! ! n :: ::
U 5 r.

.sas 70 esagni d US IT. p@ssaa = -.
.aF8aes hslasss
l.il ta TaliAauAINT COMPOSITION. - @.ssa
as Dust we were, and dust to be, -. -.
"a Dust upon as. dust about us. B - 80 3
Dust on every thing we see, s,aaga eaSA
Dust within US, dust without us: s.s
Saith the preacher, .. Dust to dust ,s
Let them mingle, for they must. ae So
.'a Dust we raise apon the road, es ~ asszss
tb Dust t we breathe in dancing-ball; ssal
~. Dust infests our home abode. y
d .ss.a Dust, pail, is over all - -.
- It's she housewives daily bread, - !. Z
Dust the emblem of the dead. ,ss5sssas1'F
10 When the sky above is fair, - - -
aa Aadthe sun upon US streams, :: s.. -. =.
Floats the dust throughout the air, sgsss.s
" Cleaning in its fallen beams T.ssszsgsa
Every mote is like man, e. @ ssssssss
Dancing gaily while he can. - -. -. -
Ere the tempest gathers strong, 5- ars ros
Blows at times the warning gust,
oer the plain it sweeps along,
Telnpest's thralI, cloud of dust.
Every mote is like man -. ....
Flying from oppression's van. r.. 81.
Now The swollen clouds grow dark.
Comes the long-expected flood, IS.
Falling deluge like and stark; si..,t ..s
Dust is beaten down to mud. -.as
So are times when men must grovel,
In the palnce as the hovel.
Thus we are but notes Of dust.
On the ground and in the AIR,
Blown by pleasure, fear and lust, f
Beaten d.wn to low despair; l.
Born of dust, to come TO dust,
Let us miusle, for we must. |,
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28

LET Her BE.-A Detroit Mercantile gentle.
man. VINO was travelling eastward short time
since, went to the clerk of one of the Ontario
boats to be shown his room. The clerk handed
the applicant a key, at the same time pointing
10 door at some little distance, marked b.
Our friend went in the direction indicated
put opened the next door to his own marked A.
where he discovered a lady passenger making
heF' toliet,who, upon the strangers appearance,
uttered low scream .....
20 wayEgo way" screamed the lady.
Letter B!'', yelled the clerk. ~ q.
"ia am not touching her at ALI" shouted the
indignant merchant -
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28

gtb~~'. .saW&A ea4saika.sssa "a -. =. (
sygs @H3 80 a1aHfa as .skss =. -. = -,
.sa ssB asa&8stg s. % 90 "a s,s....'.-- -.
7,..-t =. = SIS 'aaA II asEgElA48 sfssF
= - sa2a -. - '-'ei = g - '&oaasa q iaas1e hss
gtasiaasni no b fNsa suar ssT e,t.s -. -
-sas. msas hHf saaila sneis,s.fs .ssas.s-ss.s
-is1s.sa.saasHbs ssIF al kssters; - - =.
sss Ssais . a vasa Azs .sassts,, 80 - 4. -
,ss9gesfs q NJ .dassua sed svesii..E -.
ba.e ass sils v.l aaia1g gSTs is,,-..-,.4s -
&'%s Fsa'Sa '~'-iisasg assl 70 Rassgaags
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28

UF fhe N. Y. Times tells story of an
irIshman who came up TO. the Judge the other
aay 9nq begged 10 be excused from jury duty.
" But says the Judge, "if all that ask ire
excused, we shall have no jurors Ieft.'"'te q
Know, your honorH said the applicant,
with downcast head, while his iingeznatls were
busy here and there and everywhere tha: the
well practised dgitals could reach. II know
but mine is peculiar case. hate to say il.
Judge, but il must, must, supposs--fve
got the siteh.'sa" Here Mr. iTatsel, - hastily
interposed the Judge," scratch this Juror OUT,
80. .3sssE7 yTTTT - =. I'll E77T77s,. s,,, a.,
Come TO HIS SESsEs,---,rhe Seneca FANS
ReSe'te tsSrttnlIy s tells ofthe following 'mcl-
At Nagafa Falls, on last Friday nishtna
young man, name uDlknown, who had been dis
appointed an love, wakediout to the precipice.
took OF lis hat and coat az d cast one lingering
look to. thesguf beneath hm--turned and went
PACK 70 the hotel His body was found the
next morning-in bed ;" aFsso aA' af7Wa1 u
.a4's1 $40 - s5iio 800 nsaat s.d aeas
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28

W fhe cunning of The foo is not intelh-
gence, put instinct; and the cunningest men
enect 70 censure artifice, in order that thew ma
make use OFT themselves on some grand occa-
slon' and for some great personal interest,
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28

TRUE AMERIcAmsM.-Severa New York
ladies' ot social and literary standing, are said
70 nave signed the following pledge. 4 =
we engage 10, employ in our dress and fur.
e eiture american fabrics in preference, and, as
lar ar we can, with reasonable effort, to the ex.
cluslon Of foreign productions, ~ -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-03

DAILY PAPEB.-fiye collars per year $3.50 for six
nonths 81 Is for three onths 10 cents per week. single
opies two cents each Bhen paid strictly Advance
deduction Of Il year vii be made proportional
eductiun if paid quarterly hall yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.--Pricc two dollars year; 81 for sir
months, and so cents for three months Ii paid strictly IN
advance $1,75 yrar; single copies cents each
u The postage On the daily by mail 70 any par1 of
Massachusetts is 10 cts qpsrer other States IS cts
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County ,iath ne
in all other parts of Massachusetts 10 cts wear: in
OF er States "A cts. year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-03
American and Foreign Cut and Common


The subscribers are prepared to show as good an
assortment of GAS FIXTURES as can be G,u,d at any
establishment in New York Boston, all Of which win be
sold 30 per cant cheaper than can be purchased
ineiiher of t:tose cities
We are daily receiving from the largest and best man
uiacturers in this country, all heir patterns
g IL a N l. ERS. PENDANTS,
BRACh t,TS, SO.
Any one in want ds Fixtures should not fail to call
and examine our stock before purchasing when we shall
De happy to show them shat The above statement is cor
rect. and how it is we afford to do it,
oetl dawlf BROWN & FIRTH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-03
TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
q r O G K Il RY w a r. II

BROWN & FIRTH wouli respectfully invite the at.
entlon of merchants to heir extensive assortment of
Crochery, Glass Ware, Paper H1ngjags, &C.,
Comprising more general variety Of House Furnishing
in the country
AS we have very large retail trade it becomes ueces
ssry for US to import our goods in large quantities. and to
buy all American goods direct Of the ctursrs which
enables us TO get our goods at the prices aud oeI
TO any country merchant larger assortment Of rich and
common goods to select frm, at prices az w as can be
bought in New Y rk Boston, aud terms as liberal
Merchants by calling at establishment will becon!o
sashed hit they viii save time aid Money b. giving US
their orders, as they fill their memorandums at one
Store in less time than they can at a Dozen
oil daWtf BROWN & FTPTu
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90 Eet.

ANEW STORES TO LET.-The very cara
~ cous and convenient Stores in the New Block on
Southbridge st., ready to he let Rent low ia
good tenants. Apply to PHILANDER PUTNAM,
Or to l.. h s. r HARRINGTON, 23i Main street,
% dtiis
TENENEM TO RENT.-E. n. ABBOTT
Co will have several Tenements to rent the LIST Of
October varying In price from 500 $l26 For further
information, enquire at their Office,
$40 DIFF 40. Flagg's BuiIding.
THNO LET-Two tenements on Lafayette street, oppo
n site the junction Depot. Inquire OF
je26 A. rHAYER, 2lS Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-03
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER
Gro kern, Ne.
" r o w & FL II,
Successors to Browa q CO..
Ma T1T NH/r,g


Successors to Browa q Co,
NO. FLAGG'S LOCK,
And l&o Main SIR
The subscribers would resucct uy c the attention Of
the publ" T. their extensive sscca az
CROCKERY CLASS. y CHINA WARE!
Comprising sr'endid assortment 2flas fdwarss Best
While Iron stinc War-. Il viiaud's Best hite G7id
Band and Decor ted French China. in Breakfast Dining
Tea, aod Foe Sets, by the rece IS our customers
may wish
American and Foreign Cut and Common
CT L A S s w A r F.!
From Roson and New York auctions All Of the latest
patterns and the hest goods in the at the lowest
prices. Also, complete assormertcf
BRITANNIA and silver Plntea Ware.
Tea Trays, Table Cutlery, Solar Lamps Casters Gas Fix
lures, &c ANY person in want OF Houseke ping Goods
and especily those who about commencing house
keeping, are respectfully Invited to give us call We
warrant goods guarantee Satisfaction or refund the
money.
PAPER HANGEFGS,
All those who want to buy Freoch American Paper
Hangngs, Paper Curtains, Borders, and Painted Window
hades, cheap will ni it for their interest to give US
call. BROWN & FIRTH
Successors to Brown b Ca } No. Fagg'j Block.
l1EVEay,s
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lDants.

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY "A va.
IN riety of BOOKS, from which three to five. doars
day can be made, be obtained at the gents
Emporium. 275 Main street, Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies' and gentlemen. No capital
required until the business is fairly tried after which,
from five to fifty dollars. For grand chances call soon.
$40 df VIM ALLEN
A GENTS WANTED-Honest young men can
IN find constant employment at the business Of selling
Cheap Books Perfumery, Medicines Lthographc Prints,
Maps, Charts, and other useful articles Salary $500
year, besides expenses, liberal commission allowed
We have the best STOCK In Boston from agents We in
vite purchasers to call and Address with stamp
enclosed to pay return POSTAGE DR. II. b. SKINNER,
No. 10 Friend street, Boston. deod&w3m AUS
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B NSULATEB ELECTR &c SCR9LE..--
The subscriber has Invented, and taken measures to
secure patent Lightning Conductor in The form Off
scro The great advantages Of this article will be oby
Qua persons in any degre familiar with the science
electricity The scroll haf inch in diameter, and
made of Sheet Iron Copper four inches in width, a
orng eight superficial inches of conductor equal the
Iron Scroll to pound bar Of the metal, two ana
two thirds inches in damster and y. the copper bar
Of iron eighteen ald twothird inches
The immense capacity of this conductor obviates the
necessity of at oast onehaf the usual number ground
leading lines, ard thereby reduces the number Of unnng
ieet hy perhaps onetrd, which, considered together
with the price of The Conductor per foot will show that
is not only the best but OF the cheapes, in use
The IuSulator is simple Terra Gotta Fastener, which
admits of the free cont action and expansion Of the metal
sept5ltf &. RICE, Worcester Mass
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BoDks, Ml.


EHXCHANGE R&ADING Room.
h --AND--
NcwsPaP per and Periodical Depot.
Rooms an The Central Exchange, rear ofthe p O6cs
TERMS.
Ahncai tickets. '......'-.-.....'..-.-..S5 90
Semi Annual Tickets .........................3
Qoartery .............-............1 10
Monthly ...............,.........O75
single admlttance. .0O5
The Reading Room is provided with Daily and WeeAly
papers from Boston, New York and other principal eteI
and conveniently and comfortably furnished and brill
lianty lighted.
rk, and other papers, together with the most popular
and most approved Periodicals, always hand and for
sale at the lowest prices.
Newspaper, Perio ica and other bills collected in anil
out Of the city, and also oanvassng o Newspapers Peri
odca9 ana Books, done on reasonable terms.
Wanted to employ several persons collectors AMI
canvassers
Persons wishing Boston, New York, and other papers
left at their houses places BUSINESS will please leave
their names at our rooms.
Sept 20, 1855. OFF
ENO YOU WISH TO READ BOOK WITHOUT
y BUYING l will lend any book my list to thoae
who desire, by their calling at No. 8 Pleasant STA
Agents wanted to my Books Papers in the city
And couotry. Please call as above
sl2 diff o. D HAVEN.
ETOL. EV.-Ihe GREAT HARMONIC, Vol Nv, by
A j. DAVIS, Just received. aud for sale at No O.
PLEASANT 81 Also, all of the principal hooks and
papers Spirualism Anti Slavery Womaus Rights &C.
ola II
a NEW EDITION OF THE ECONOM-
"a IOAL HoUShKEEPER, by Mrs. A. Rowland.
This Book, of which more than $4,000 copies have been
Sold WILDE snt in neat binding, TO the address of any
person in the United States, free of potage by their re
hitting by letter otherwise rs cents. Postage stamps
may be sent if convenient. Address the Publisher,
WIN. ALLEN, 275 Main st.
Worcester, Oct. H. 1856. daw6m
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GtTATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
~ COMPANY, Were steP, Mnss.
Guarantee CapsfaF, S1OO,OoO.

INCORPORATED 1915
Qua fauiee Capital. 100000.
lion ISAAC DAVIS, Pres't CLARENDON HARRIS sec'-.
Inis very successful Company conducted upon the cash
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated
large surplus cash capital have been enabled reduce
The rates Of Premium about % per cent and dispense en-
ty With depoSite notes. the annual premium being the
xtent of the liability
$4,000 only taken on one risk.
Policies issued good lives for California and other
countries, at reduced rates of premium. %
Sor further intormat~i, apply to
3LAREN DON .RfIs. Sec'y, 80 Ilein st.,
n,ir III Worceste-
To the Courts and JUST hsving Jurisdiction in the
rremis s:
FNNHE Trustees Of the State Reform scho, at westb,r
ough desire to inform the several Courts the Com
monweath taking cognizance of jJveale delinquency
that the Reform School occupied by larger NUN
Der of boys than it is fitted provide for They therefore
request tn present. no ai1re be sent there Should
commitment continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees is to remind portion Of the inmates the
Houses of Correction, provided by law To prevent
this necessity, this notice is resp -ctlully given.
By ordeo oil the Trustees.
Tios. A. GREENE, sec'y
Coparinership.-The undersigned we dis ,ls1
formed a copartnershp for ransaciug general COM
mission business in Flour GRAIN Butter Cheese Produce
Leather &c, under the naIue of UPIiAM & ALDRICH
and will continue the business of Aldl h Co, at No. 4S
and 40 Front street. as heretofore.
GEORGE P. UPHAM.
P. w ALDRICH.
Worcester, Sept 1st, 1855. diff
Z CARD re THE PUBLIC. The sub.
"a scroers having disposed If their interest in the Am
br0t' establishment in Fosters Building 222 Main St.
to Messrs LEDoYT HoDGgs, would cheeriuly recon.
mend them to and the public generally az
gentlemen af erit and artiscal Skill and worthy of
an extensive patronage. HATHAWAY BROTHERS.
L. q II are NOW p-eP-s~sl F-ah she Ar1l,roiyps.
Mezograph Cysalotyfe Pictures in the h.t style II
the Pictures copied from paintings engravings Da.
guerrentyp The public invited to call and examine
lor themselves. LEOGYT,
j. K. HODGES
worcester. Oct. 8. 1855. dtf
atOPASTN S.RsHlt' NOTII;Ei.--lhe sub
&iscribers, having purchased Nr. [ Browns inteyes
in the Crockery Ware business, have entered Coparo
nershp, from the first of Jul 1855, and will
tinue he business he Store heretofore occupied by
B'o@n Il Co, M. Fagg's Building, under the name
and style OF BROWN n FIRTH. A. J. BRowN,
oct1 d4wtf JOIN FIRTH
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THE ~OReESTEk SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHs MfLTos EARLE, &
'aoMAs DREW, No. 2l2 Main Street. Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-03

NsAt9 IRON-STONE CROCKERY csga0
Eg& w ARE-Manufactured by john Al ca
t41 cock, Cobridge, England and sold only at M
NO. 1871 MAIN STREET.
1t is acknowledged fact that in point of finish
style and durability these goods first and foremos
m the market Encouraged by the success which has
hherto attended the sale Of these goods have been en-
aDed TO maSe extensive sAneuts receiving them
direct from the manufactory thereby reducing the cost
and consequently making saving for the purchaser
would have ltdstinctly understood that warrant the
glazing Of this ware NOT TO CRAGELE
have now on hand complete and extensive assert
ment of goods Of the above manufacture ae ether with
large stuck of
PLAIN AND GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA.
Tea, 0inncr, Breakfast and Toilet Ware: also nv nsuaI
stocS Of GLASS WARE, Britannia and Plated
Goods, Table Cutlery, Solar Stand and Hanging Larps
dlrandoles, Tea Trays Curtain Bands and Pins.
IN addition to the above goods l have au extensive
stock of French and American
p A p e II II M GIN GS.
BORDERS, Fire-boari 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 aud America am eiabled TO offer
EXTRA TNDUCEM ENTS to the patrons of this ex
tensiye establishment and all Who may :avor me with
cal may tepeal mp hHdil ssssSs
dii Eflces terIliinei not TO be ex
ceed
N Manufacturers, Agents, and Others using Solar
Chimneys can be supp,iel WITH them Factory Prices
JOSEPH P. HALE,
IS Main St, LIST door north OF Post Office
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lNAMILY wAsHINC SOAR.

EVA NJ 1T HING SOAP.
would cal The attention OF the public 20 article
designated by the above name, which am now lntroduc
Ing to the public. This Soap is warranted TO excel all
other soaps FLUIDS, aythng else now In use for wash
ing purposes US Is uly rove by large number If tes-
tinonals Of persons who have used H. woud therefore
hunbly ask our generous people " give II far trial.
This Soup is pu up Ia small jars ior samues and Ia 10
PC had at the principal grocery stores in Worcester aud
promptly a tended to. Manufactured by
w. Z. MAsCROFT,
olo dawSm satton Mass.