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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-04
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For the "Stsr Of the Kapawha. Valley, 4,
skit Series 10. /. asisas i

.rEs1g1 sB %s ~ s 49, fe-yssJE W. Esslsl sssk
MEssRs EDiToRs. - According IL
promise, | 'nowlproceed To show that
the "Know- Nothing organization,
or whatever otherat title BY which II
may be known, cannot claim pfece-
dency in or analogy with any Of the
regular organized fraternal associas
tons, which have become honorable
by age and popular for the ends cpn-
tenplated in their respective rela-
tons ofhuman society. Such are
the Masonic Order, Odd Fellowship,
and the Sons Of Temperance; the
most ancient and Systematic ofwhich
Is Masonry; hence.it i more fire.
qiently alluded to- a. Illustrative,
and in justification of the Know.
Nothing organizatlOIi And a. Ill
thef will furnishssthc points thatlafs
required 10 servo thesyphrpos Sbon
the subject in hand. itie unneeessaryI
70 take up each il detail; therefore.
Masonry Ii selected Il
u may be proper however. to call
attention to an historical fact, before]
entering into j minute investigation.
Of the subject d fact. which is now
we'll remembered BY thousands of1
living witnesses--and which, with
handed down By tradition Or other
wise 10 the. latest generations. Tab
Jude to that ordeal Of fierce pcrsecti-
ton which the Masonic Order was
called to pass through ! few years
ago; especially IN the northern states.
That opposition 10 the Order, was
mainly based upon she charge shatl
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-04
o. BUFFALO PUTNAM VIRGINIA
N0. ii.

ME- LIZ
4 sccra Organization Sasd ahgefoas;
thnt, The civil and religious instltu.
Lions of the land were jeppardiped
thereby. a And Il Y remarkably
strange that the same people Nill now
endorse I'm .institution bascd niSon
theyery principles that thcS hen
Acciaseds the Masons " |And condeinn.
ed them for. How important that
men should pcssesS so9a nlsugfles.
Firsf. TIE Afasouls i0hier y nos
A secret sooietg ~ 4 ApublIc socls-
", pospessjng secrets Pee liaf to r.
crganlxatloI. The code VI iAKs
which haye bee6 instituted ftr lhe
regulation md goSsrhmcntof sho
Order, are pnblished and thrsMnaDnt
broad caatre end may w repd md
understood by I'll men. The mar.
|niAeent tsmples oGthe Orderxar1o0e
the Rnbl 80 - ssloaEiy e1Dt1 r1@
md village in the land. And semi.
annual anniversaries are observed,
when on such regalia days ne Jewel
M glitter inlthc nn.beains and tho
members may be named and Nun.
bered Do they march 10 the sound
III music III The crowded streets 81
The city. The time, place, and %.
|ject Of their ineetings are known %
all concerned. and may Be known 10
those who are not concerned.
But It u not % with the Know.
Nothing" organization. They are
strictly "srcref socifty." They would
| ifpossiblc conceal from the public,
MI knowledge of the existence &c
such organization III any given com.
munity. And the meinbefs DC ~
councils deny 70 q man, any connee-
| ton with such organization. unless
the force Of circumstances compel
them to acknowledge Il. Iii these
things therefore, they have do pre-
cedent in or analogy TO Masonry, 81
any other fraternal association.
Secondly The \ Masonic Order
\ ;ssne5 IL leo;sla,;ve ..t.. II 'cl.;,rs
tect;or 5, IN / A. c;s;i $50.
eminent. But the II now Nothinks'
N have no such legal authority, and
ora, n;zas;on s'' -Thsrafnrs tba,s !. -
$50 ~, n, H. sssa,.as.' I, I'M n -
\ 'Th;r,l Ths'M.sr,s;c "a. ;r.,,i.
a,es III VI III ,,r;,,e; Y WA .r.sL.
M. NJ a Az A. .,rhs,e 80. n.
o;ca 3 baars $500 H. III, 49,, cc ~
II ,lnhs Rn,1 q. L ~. Nc.b;rn;., ~ ].
II ssne.,. ~ se,, ,;, n II 81. Ncrth
MI III o.h.. ;r'.ha So.,,h. ~ .S..ssn.a
ra N i 800 yre,,t IN ~ \ III e rs;c,'l'r'
II Ma.nsrS sseks. r,.;sf ...5 srS.rs,;i
secI,,s;on Can M n. 'co,,r 80 ~
aarth. 'yb;la aKnov- Noth;ro,s,nn u.
n cretly seeEs IL III she' u,c,I'7 Il can.
II mot;on Wasnrrv I'D. 49, nj u snfisr
\ I'M Phalla M ~ tern II deliherat;on.
I.to hecome issecrsted 40 y re,;r;o,,s
~ rolitical content;or. fS,. .unre,re...
~ NM az & o,.,. Nofh;ro;sr,,, !, G,n.k.
ltSese IN oh;ec,s ~ y. ! s~.rc;at;cre.
tfr Fo,,r.b Hasonrv IA a ~ ch.r;tsi,i..
HIM | moral ;nst;tnt;on However
I.i,nr, rercent;hle IL thc nn;nformea ~
Fthe st,biect III IA II evelto I'M. nor z
''IIIals IF the Youth ofEthe land But.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-04
the Kanawha Valley RAILROAD and Ohio
River Bridge Company" = &.a@ ...@

After terrifying y9afselfby sitch mate
riasas you could procure, thinking them
"i,leor3roocrtssfs.'' you then swell yourself
withsil the digai.Y bt A Paddy Of Cork, ="
and proudly Ak 4lgherc, then, IS Jour
charge that mbtion was made g dis,
pense with the reading Of the bill?". |
am, my dear sir, man Of sympathy
love the rich Irish brogue'' feel for
those who have emigrated to the shores Of
nv own native land; but, sirs beg your
pardon when say you have taught me to
believe that all should not be trusted who
emigrate to this country. Excuse this d.
erosion. | viii now answer your inter-
Topatory, BY giving the following letter
which fprocured as soon as read your
Kanawha Valley Branch Railroad and
Ohio River Bridge Company Bill, afseri.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14
BABBITT'S GUERREOTEYE
ED GIFT ENTERPRISE.
S. 6 2 5 Q Q
TIrD ID T'tJ m pPESEArJtS : ~

TO be distributed to L. BABBLTTs customers
The articles for distribution vary in price from l2t
cents, to $3.50. Among the articles for distribu.
ton may he found Silver Watches Plush Rock ing Chairs
China Tea Sets, Gold CHAINS, Gold Rings Gold Lockets
~0od Pins, Gold Pencils and Gold PENS Silver Thimbl-s
Coral Rings and variety OF other Jewelry. Also TIE
latest Publications. Of the day, Wis The Diary and Cor
respOudence Of Amos Lawrence, the Old Homestead.
Modern histories Exp aimed and Exposed the May FLOW
err, by IL b StoEe the Three Eris ii Wouau's Life,
Married Lle the Teal bile aud Domestic f., by Arth1 rj
HE II me Cyropedia Ida May, tbs Wreath around the
Crops, Life among tie Flowers Cora ard the Doctor,
Angel Whispers, Tom among the anters. Daughter Of
Crops Lectures t. Young hea (by oarekl Illustrated
Lamplgher, Young LADIES' Home Gift Bibles and festa-
mens and variety Of other Books to numerous to mem
ton.
One Of the above named articles freely given to each
customer making Il q ulo uductment for all who want
rood Daeuerrooiypes to call at BABAIrI'S IN Plper's
Block. Daguyrreoypes are taken as low ut his rooms as
are taken at any rooms ia the city, and warranted to give
satisfaction
An are respectfully invited 70 call and examine the
Presents and satisfy Themselves that lts Barnum
Inmbug very lrge and beautiful assortment II fancy
Cases. and Coli Looket5 for Dagueueotyres viii be ound
at his Room.
beautiful style Of Photograph, called Mezograph, Is
taken by l.. Rabbit The public invited 10 call and
examine the rp cmen8 OF That work, II Is very wen adapt
ed for tikng views OF Dwellings, aud copying DaguerreO-
types, account Of their cheapness and durability
Pleaso rcnerter BABBIlT is in PIPER's BLOCK
o3o
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32eol Cstotc.

80 FOR SALE IA two. story Dwelling House
, and about three ourlhs Of acre OF Land situa-
s.A ted in the village Of North Charlton about mile
from Charlton Depot the north side Of the old Worces-
ter and Stafford Tarnpkc and formerly the residence of
the late Col Asa Bacon The House is in good repair and
well calculated for two 'amits.
Also about acres Of land lying the opposite side
Of said road, with small Barn tn repn. It will be sold
Mt low price separately all together and liberal
ere lit gyen for most of the purchase money and is de-
srab,e location for boot shoemaker, or other me-
chanic. JOS 4 BENNy
Leicester Nov 7, 1856 dawtr
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AnusenlflltS

IN OR CEsTER GYMS AsIUM!
w ORCHARD ST, ADJoIyIyG TIE WATER CURE.
Open from d. NJ. til 10 P. H.
Instruction giyed to gentlemen from 10 A. MtoIP
5 to 6, and to 10 2. II.
Ladies' under the tuition OF female tasr,sv r-or,
3 to P. ".
It is desirable that pupils sho1ld be pu7cual in attend
ance at the exercises Of their respective classes
TeTms.-Eor one year SI50C; six months $40 O0 three
months IS CO., payable quarterly in advance Transient
pupils 25 cents for each Of exercises Tuition in
in sparring $1,000 per course, payable in advance.
]. b. BAILEY,
n13 dH A. MOLINEUX, Ffop'istors'
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Grcohcrn, &c.

gp r o w N & FIR Il a.
Il Successors to Brown & Coz
NO. 2 FLAGG'S BLOCK.
Aad $50 Main Street.
The subscribers would resect uly call the attention of
the publ" to their extensive stock of
CROCKERY, GLASS & CHINA WARE!
Comprising spleudd assortment of Jas. Edwards Best
White Iron Stone Ware. Havia03's Best White. Gold
Band, and Decorated French China, in Breakfast Dining
Tea a1d Toilet Sets, or by the piece, as customers
may wish.
American and Foreign Cut and Common
G. l. A s S w A r f
From Roston and New Yok auctions All Of, the latest
patterns and the best goods in the market at the lowest
prices. Also, mplete assortment of
Britannia and Silver Plated Ware,
Tea Tays Table Cutlery Solar Lamps Casters Gas Fix
lures nc. ANY person in want of Housekeeping Goods
and especially those who about commencing house
keeping are respectfully Invited to give us call We
warrant goods guarantee satisfaction or refund the
money.
PAPE r. HANGTNGS,
All those who want to buy French or American Paper
HangiDgs, Pape Curtains, Borders and Painted Window
hades, cheap will find it for their interest tn give US
call BROWN s. FIRTH.
Successors to Brown ( Coz No. Flagg'5 Block
OFT daW6wls
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EhHRENOL0GICAL EXAMINATIONS
AT EXCHANGE HOTEL.

PROF. a. CLAPP. who has made human nature and
Phrenolozy his constant study aud practice for many
years, has taken at the Tx hauge oti formerly
Waifs) for SHIRT time where al who wish avail ITEM
seges o. the opportunity may Oh ain description their
character including adv u the choice of occupation
selection Of help, and all knBs Of clerks apprentices &C.
Also education aad government Of children, matrimonial
alliances. health, &c
Verbal description and chart, so cents written ont in
full, $500. Persons wishing written descriptions
questedsto call soon.
Worces ter. Nov Is 1861 d6tGW1t
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Chloe BUSINESS FOR SALE. AVN
nv nj - -

GHOE BUSINESS FOR SALE, AND
- ROOMS TO RENT.
The subscriber having other importan Mt business which
requires his undivided attention. is desirous of disposin
of his Shoe Business Stock and Fixtures on the most re-
sonabe terms The Store and Manufacturing Rooms are
centrally located in Clarks New Block 257 Main street
and have been fitted up expressly for the MANUFACTURE
and sale of Ladies' Custom Cater Boots and Shoes.
This opportunity offers peculiar advantages to any per
son desirous OF embarkng in the above named business
or Who may desira better location.
II the business is not disposed on or before the first
Of November next the will be rented for any other
purpose, and would be very desirable for any neat ma
featuring business Those who delay may not again
an opportunity Of securing SO desirable location
For further particulars enquire of the proprietor on the
premises. 4, r.. ROBINSON,
Worcester, Oct. 10, 1855. dtf p
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EVACTs WORTH MOVING.

JOHNSON'S ANODYNE LINIMENT
Is superior to any other Linment or Pain Killer in the
word L equally efcacious, whether taken internally
or applied externally.
1t will cure Cough or Hoarseness.
1t will cure Whooping Cough.
1t will cure Influenza.
II will cure Bronchitis.
1t is the best article that can be taken for Heading t
the Lungs or Splitting of Blood
1t will in most cases cure Group.
1t will cure Ch~alc Diarrhcea
1t will cure Dysentey of long standing
1t is sure cure for bloody Dysentery.
1t viii cure Lame Soma ;h.
It will cure Pain in the Stomach or Bowels.
II is the best outward application known for flesh
wounds sprains, bruises, swollen stiff Joints
1t stands upon its merits, and is warranted to be
the best family medicine ever discovered
L. s. JOHNSON, Bangor Ne, Proprietor.
Agent for Worcester, GEO. r. SPUR, Druggist, 20l
Main st. Mo AZ
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For sale whole ale and retail by l. s. JOHNSON Ban
gor Me- and at all the principal stores in the New Eng
land States and British Provinces.
GEO r. sPURR, Druggist POI Main st. Agent for
worcester nl2 diff
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THE INDEP DENT.
A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FKguLY NEWS
PAPER, OF THE LARGEST GLASS.

THE INDIE PEND DENT.
A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FKHILY NEWS
PAPER, OF THE LARGEST CLASS
Among its many distinguished writer's are
Rev. Geo. b. Cheever, ID, Clarence Gok,
Rev ueury Ward Reechor, Mrs HarrG.t Beecher Stowe
Gov Louis Kossuth, Mr.. II, c. Knight,
DR.. Soger, Annie H.,
Charles u, Brace, Mining Myrtle,
And numerous others
This Journal is in no way sec arian, aud is controlled
by party or clique
No expense is spared to every variety ofaent in
the several departments Of this paper large corps of
correspondents have been engaged both at home and
abroad. full summary of Rel gious and &c etal Intel
ligence is given Also, weekly article on the Money
MarRetaud Commercial News. A full and complete Re-
view Of the Flour and Produce Market and merchandise
generally together WIKI that Of the Cattle Market writ
ten weekly by an experienced man, expressly for this pa
per Our Prices also corrected up to the day
publication, and may beconfdenty relied upon for
rectne's In short The propretors determined that
The Independent shall be surpassed by other paper for
excellence and cheapness.
TERMs-BY MAIL, 50 90 YEAR, 10 ADVANCE.
Specimen numbers Sc gra is. Orders for the paper,
accompanied by the money addressed to the Publisher
and prepaid, will be considered our risk.
subscriptions car commence with any number Q
paper
Advertisements-Ten cents line for eaeh Insertion
JOSEPH II LADD. Publisher,
Oice No % Beekman Street. New York,
MA dW&S&wSg
...t=gsttefr-z,l w ESTERN RAIl,ROAD.-
gsg SPECIAL NOTICE. On and after Mon.
day, Nov 9TH 1855 The trains the Western Railroad
will leave w rcestr follows;
For Springfield, Albany, and way stations (Accommo
dation) S55 A. NJ
For Ne. York and Albany, (Exprcss) s.55 Am.
For sPring6eld Albany and way stations, (Aecommo.
Far New York, (Express)4 25 p n.
ne dis2w II GRAY, sup't.
NEW SYSTEM Of DREss MAhING.
MISS N. REED Dress Maker, 2o7 Main st., ia prepar.
ed to teach Mrs Briggs New system Of Cutting Ladies'
Dresses, which is far superior to anything OF the kind yet
before the public.
Ladies' with The all Of this art fl themselves with ease
and accuracy. Taught in easy lessons. Agents fur
nshed with Diagrams. olldu
ACIDS! ACIDs!!
1000 pounds oxalic.
20 carboys Nitric.
100 " s %Ipinai
10 d" Aqua Forts.
For Sale by O. A. HARRINGTON 4 co.
au3l distf
VARNISH.
9 barrels Extra Coat yarnsh.
10 Z" No. Furniture yarnish.
10 {" Black yarnish.
10 =" Japan
Q Leather varnsh.
For Sale low by g. A. HARRINGTON a co.
rHsN LADlES' BOOTS!
%\ LADIES' BOO ISL!
No Lady should buy Cater Boolwith.
out examining the really
Splendid ASSORTMENT
which we are now Offering. We have every STYLE
WIDTH, and QUALITY, at prices low enough 10 sutt
the most economical. SMITH q BROTHER
no dlslm Opposite Post Otice.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, Wis
IN tar's .lsam Of Wild Cherry Sohenckia p,,lmonic
Syrup, either one Of which, family should be wthaut
VII for sale, In any quantity, by GEO X. spoRR,
IA du 201 Main st.
d an TONS EXTRA kJNE FEED, Just
II " recei we'd. For sale by I. SUTTON,
OIL dawlW Mechanic st
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c. AS FIXTURE SIT?
TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
OR O OK E r Y w AR z

BROWN h Firth would respectfully invite the at
tention Of merchants 10 heir extensive assortment Of
Crocfeyy, Glass Ware, Paper Hangjags. &c.,
Comprising general variety Of Mouse Furnishing
In the country.
As we hayea very large retail trade It becomes neces
sary for us to import goods in large quantities and TO
buy all American goods direct Of the manufacturers which
enables US get goods az the west prices and ofeI
to any country merchant larger assortment Of rich and
common goods to seec, FROM prices low as can be
bought in New rk or Boston, and trims as LIBERAL
Merchants by calling at establishments will become
satisfied tht they will save time AID money by giving us
their orders as they ill their memorandums at one
store in less time than they at a dozpn.
oil dawf BROWN & FIRTH,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14

NgR0 ERON-STOSE CROCKERE easar0
t.K w ar hs-Manufactured by John Al EfM
I4E cock, Co0ridge, England, and sold only at NJ
NO. 1871 MAIN STREET.
Il is an acknowledged fact that in point of fnish
style and durability these goods FIRST and foremost
in the market. Encouraged by the success winch has
hitherto attended the sale Of these goods have been en-
abed TO mafe extensive arrangements receiving them
direct from the mannacory, thereby reducing the cost
and consequently making a saving for the purchaser.
Would have distinctly understood that warrant the
glazing Of this ware NOT TO CRACRLE
have now on hand complete and extensive assort-
ment Of goods Of the above Manufacture tcg ether with
large stock Of
PLAIN AND GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA
stock OF GLASS WARE, Britannia and Plated
Goods Table Cutlery, Solar Stand and Hanging Ianps
Graudolee, Tea Trays Curtain Bands amt Pins
In addition to the above goods, | have an extensive
stous Of French and American
u a II II II IL A n GIN Chs
Borders, Fre-noari Prints Curtain Papers painte Win.
dow Shades and FiXtnfas, &e &c thus comprising the
most complete assortment in the city
As am constantly receiving goods from the prncipa
factories IN Europe aud America, am edabed Ia oirsr
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS to the patrong of this ex
teusiye establishment. and all who may favor me win
call may depend upon finding stock always complete
and prices satisfactory as am determined not 10 be ex
cellod
NIB Manufacturers, Agents, and others, using Solar
Cmneysi e9n be supplied with them 1T Factory Prices
JOSEPH p. HALE,
1871 Main st., LIST door north OF Post once
$50 dawtf
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Thu ito certify that having been troubled for number
years vlh distressing cough, and bleeiing at the
lungs and rece ing benefit from medical aid in 1913
was to all appearance in the last stage Of consumption
My legs sweed so that unable to stand or he nv
SELF At that Gale 'ur Lt'ment provdentiay re-
commended me, and ny the Of three four bottles
was entirely cured and have since been able to lab
every day. have also Tor thu last twenty years been sub
Jest 70 severe attacks boody dysentey and found
any permansnt relief i'm il took your Eminent sin e
which have had noretun of this complaint truly
say think your Anodyne LinmeIt the aeaus of say
ing my life JOHN T. ATKINS.
Brewer, Sept. co. 1852
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BooIts, 5ta.ionerp, Nf

4
| EDO0Ks-ROOKs-g JOHN KEITH
aS & cos Bulletin Of New Books, No 23s Main street.
! The Land OF Gold, W. H. Helper.
| Ny fsther's House, HcO1ualt
Stray Leaves from the 5oao of Nature, DoYere.
| Richard Hurdis, Sinaas.
India China, and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
| The Match Girl.
Isora's Child
| Cora and the Doctor.
| Tour among the Planters.
Physiology Of Marriage.
| Our First Families.
| The End, Cumming.
| The Annals Of San Francisco.
| Henry VIII. and his six Wives, Herbert.
! Oakfeld, Arnold.
New Hope. or the Rescue
! history of the Council Of Trent
! Land, Labor, and Gold, vols. Hewitt
L d Greed Of Chrstendom, Gregg.
! one, or tie West Room.
| Inc Decameson of Bocaccio,
! Habits Of Men, Doran.
! Bits az Barney Mckenzie
| Mary Lyndon, Autobiography
| Llppiucott's Gazetteer.
I Memoir Of Rev. Sidney Smith vols
Guy Rircos, Smms
NeTcomes, Thackeray.
Panama in 1850.
NEw BOOST NEW BOOKS i:
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Nsa5a Street.
Amy lee, or without and Within.
TeveTinA, George sand.
Richard The Fearless, by the author Of Heartsease
Beecherot by the author Of Heartsease.
Juno Clifford.
Marriage Lottery, Mrs. Gray.
Leaves OF Grass
Tie Escaped Nun.
Scene, in the practice of New York gu. gsou.
The Match Girl.
Carrie Emerson.
Kate Stanton.
Hidden Path, Marion Harlaad.
Glenwood or the Parish Boy
The Old Home lead, Mrs. stephens
BUyard Tayor's Works
Reade's Novels
Souvestre's Novels.
Ethel or the Double Error Marian James.
The Rag Picker
The Coquste.
The War.
ms and Outs of Paris.
Isora's Child.
Frank Farrestcr's Field Sports
ColorCd Toy Books.
Harper's Story Books.
Abs0ts Story Books
Mrs. Howtts Tales
Hsrper's Classical library
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FALL AND WINTER cLoTHrv,',

VALENTINE Sc STUDLEYS
NO. 7'WoRCESTER HOUSE BLOCK,
Cor. Main and Elm streets.
All articles exhibition viii be Sold as called FOR y
the v;sitorsi but arrangements have been made to replace
al articles disposed Of that Their will On hand ca :h
day full and complete assortment of
FIVE AND COMMON OyERCoA7'S, BUSINESS
AND DRESS Go1TS, sH4WLS,
Doeskin, Cashmere and aatinet PANTS; Velvet, silk,
Satin, Plush, and Wooden VESTS;
3 20 u s. CLOT HIN
and any quantity of UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS,
Guernsey Frocks, Mufiers, Wool and Leather Mttens
and Cloves Crayats, Shirts Bosoms, Collars Caps, Um
brelas, Dressing Gowns, &c. sc.
Garments made TO order 5n st super5ar
manner. daWtf SIG
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DIR JOHNSON: Dear Sir-In consequence of having n
fever my leg, became entirely stiff at the knee
and sas decided by the best surgeons that my leg must
be ampuated-but fortunately heard of your Anodyue
Li1iment and by using three bottles my leg was imber
ed and strengthened, and or uumber OF years have
been able to use it about well the other consider
myself indebted to the of your Linnent Though the
blessing Providence, for the my leg and would
say TO others who may need help in this way try it, and
no doubt will be cured. RUFUS CHAPMAN
Liberty, Me- May, 1919.
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Urn Goo0s.

TRIMMINGS, TRIMNIfNGS.-2OC Cartoons
Cloaks and Dress Trimmings Just received at the
Clty Store, l52 Main ST. j. II. CLARKE & co.
o22 daWtf
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Subscribers the Old South Singing Scho7Iare respect
fully informed, that the School viii commence
MOyDAY EVENING, NOV 70.
in the vestry All persons belonging to the Parish or
Congregation wlhr admitted FREE 0Jhars Wishing to
attend the School, obtain tickets a trifiRs err
PeHSe, by calling the Of the subscriber ClarkS
Block. Z. 5. NASUN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14

Blankets just received, worth S. 90 fer $780, at the
VI store j. II. CLARKE K co.
or dawf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14

HNASLtONABi4E CABINET MANU-
a. FACTORY .-phe subscriber having taken a store
W. v, ALIENS BLOCK, on Main street, opposite the
City Hail. would inform his friends, aud the public, that
be Is ready to make to ORDER al kinds Of Cabinet Work
Of wood, to suit fancy. Desks and Screens FOR Banks,
Show Cases, Desks for stores, Counters, Library and or
ace Tables all kinds Of Desks for onces and Counngi
Rooms Book Cases in any styles Extension Tables Of any
Pattern, pulps and Church Furniture The character
o my work Is well known IN the city and needs no putting
The best Of references can be given Work repaired In
the best manner. All orders thankfully received and
promptly atlen Ted TO- JOSEPH BuRr.
Worcester, July "a 1885. IVA ar