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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-13

CHARGE oy GHArD LkfcESY
named Bridge; Derin resdlng q, So. 90
cherry street ~O trough, bscrs Justice wssh ., ihs
Lover Police Court, charged With stealing s>o from
Jane. Fheridan OF No " James street Ibs conplsin
alleges ihs; 1hsfsasJ ,h~ accassa called - BIZ
sore and saying that shs bad family secrets a lmsor'
snee 90 eonmuneafe. hegred private sadisDcs viih
him In an UufLou~ kstarbsd the preBises Herr h.
alleges Bridget siyy pesss hs poess. 4 vale, oonisin
ing bznk bile and certified ch~c& a. fs ssDgsni so
On Informing oncer Rscser o. b lsss xseh vss nsa
for ihs prisoner, sn4 ~hsn che vas hsnd 80 81 ihs
rnIsspg nonsy found 10 boz pysaessl1n, -his Ms
ehsrk discovered bi3 a~sy 10 ibs hftrlnce The p
sorst vss committee f1r trial In dsf&sh - t 90 bs
cHaHsy oy srnotsEr.
Iohn Anssrson isssa Into custody ~ onesr
Pssrd ~ The yourth ssrd Toe, ehssyes the com.
pl,tn, a Ps,siet fsfsy, ~fh having bwrrsros.y sn.
,s,.s ,hs bo4rsttg md dwelling hsase No asg pfou,
direct 9TH "a steal tssslro. Tho ap sinsss
,Iigr. that ahos; bar osoe YESTERDAY nsorning hs vs
s-aIs 10 tho servant g wbg toh him ihsr. ths.f
n tho kous~ He Immediately srDs< fsssss llrss.r
ara ~ sning down rsirs the pri.onsr rnsilax hs
sris from s issesnsnt iGr Ts stss.n ~as gvca snf
tho prisarsf arrested In his p<sss tanf 80
t@d>k whIch had he~n taken orn ths bae~uep, soor1
w. I~rys ys.rnssss The seeassd sroagisf b~fgrs
Jrsscs wsash 81 'hs foStf polie. csnr vhers ~
sfznl''sa fof eu1!rs'ian.
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THE AMERICAN MOVEMENTS.

The natives of thu Npth ward have nominated the fol-
lowing ticke:-For Councilman twenty yhrst district,
John kennard Twenty second district Alexander Hemp
hill Twenty third district, Cornelius $. Cooper; Twenty
fourth district, Robert S. Dixon For Assessor, JAMES
Alalre For School Commissioner, Albert smith. For
School Trustee W. y. Tater For Assembly, SAMUEL
brcvoort Mr. Breyoort hss a.so the wing nomination
II will DO seen tina. among the list the ind s,ed Council
man Cooper.
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TNML BE PUBLISHED IN THE
w SUNDAY MERCURY,
OF to morrow. October H.
INSIDE r.

On NINE YEARS NEW YORK CUsrox HOUSE.
BY JOHN SnITB in, or ARKANSAS.
York Custom House, together with the nrsues Vaccinations
and designs that have through agency played the
sudfages the American people II win be nterpersed with
expeditions Of oca amour laison domestic intrigue cabalis
ucman0uve and Anacre0ntc episode The whole compris
ing The period that lay between the advent Of the Harrison ad
ipsrson In lS4 and the exodus Of the semTaylo oym-
pads Of 1881 and such, entitled to the especial conera
Hon Of politicians In small and tight pantaoons and other full
demago and practically schooed horscmen OF the
cdlibre Of the C0ldsream Guards.
The author Will so furnish episode In history which Mr.
BsbbIngton Macauey dreamed Of and which Ban
cIo and Hdreth have passed by 70 which win added
docs q seyer Secretaries q the Treasury Including those
and the arhces OF Thomas Butler King and John Collier
the Coecorshp Of San Francisco The greatest interest
been aroused by the previous this and
he propncors believing that the demand for the win be
very extensive, have ordered
A large extra edition to be published.
lengthy and Interesting description OF the Fair at The Crys
al Palace together with variety of matter interesting
TO oil parties and 70 the masses Of the people.
Price three cents per copy.
For sale by all newsboys and agents throughout the
. city and country.
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WING MOVEMENTS.
ROADWAY not

moADwAr HousE WHO GENERAL c0xnITTgE.
very siim attendance a Members vas ss ths. com.
mi,ts las, evening The oomBi,ss Organised vish shs
usual ofhoerseensrai Vim. Hall n the Yf,h yard pre-
siding Christian W. sehsGer Of the fsth vra onesea
The following pyssmbs and resolution -
Whereas has hsen Ported s ths -his ffiegae. ~ ~
kisie~nh Assembly disffts. o~rfsxnv snf
4eflt -. esfet sni hare rtsfnsa slss ~, ava w
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FRENCH ADvERT1sEsrENrs,

OF DENANpE-UNE FRANCHISE on ALLEMAYDE
" psrle fancas pour sogner un enfani q quI sA
coudre dams fAmllle pAricurc ct qu d0uner
bonne recommendation. sAdresscr go broadway, entire
2nrne 3Sne
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TTHE FrILE YRASCAisE DESIRE sE PLACER DAMS
unc fsmile am<rtcanc pour prendre son De. entsns
coudre ec peu douner de bonne
q epsexner hngue sadresser 2 ine enire Pine
q IQsne ayenue, pour deur lours
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DECLENSIONS.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Having In the last number Of your wae spread
journal my among the list Of persons nominated
for Coroner the peoples independent demoossc ticket
alike warm sdmrer Of those principles, and sure
having many kind friends among the party, have
always, when spoken 30 the subject expressed my
reluctance 10 become y candidate for any public Office
prcfering the quiet walks Of professional 1c being
more ecngenial 10 my feelings. Tcndefing my best
haass 10 my many friends have the honor respectfully
10 decline. ). MtNAiR, NJ D., oo Greene street
October II, 1855.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Ipercoivc by your columns that during my ah'enoe
from New York my name presented by John Coch.
rsne, Esq, in the City Convention at Tammany Hall
candidate for City Inspector. This Of my
without my knowledge and wholly against my
wishes. Toprcyent the possibility IL any mistake
Gays previous placed letter 10 that eject la tse hsnds
" lsaac " Fowler, Esq member ~ the convention,
and when required 10 cave the city the afternoon
that assembled informed W. !. Peek Esq. its chair.
man, thnt peremptory declined allowing my % bc
used have ever discoantenanceh the prace, ot csud
date running the gauntlet Of nominating convention
and taking the chances of each once In succession
While apprcciatng the motives Of those who sustained
feel equally indebted to those who, correctly
anticipating my wishes and convictions, voted r other
candidates. Justice TO myself well as 70 others
pels me 20 make this explanation.
sfHAcvsK, Oct. IL, 1875. GEO. H. PCRSER.
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Ak0 RywARD-sToLEN FROM THE HOUSE OF
VOV Henry van u Stanford Du,chess county New York,
On ne izh q Augus, icss gold detached lever watch
cAsin eornrlsn key snd gold hook H. Va maker on he
back also one Adys breaspin and bracelet Any horma-
ton 0 the above property win be thankfully received ~
Fsssar street With Mr. Barnard to Henry Vail OF snn
ford above fhc above reward viii be given for e pro-
perry and deteciBou cf thief
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n Z REWARD. .-sTRAYED PROM II WEST TWENTY
YO third street. on the 0h Scotch terrier dog; answers
liz name Gar having collar with above number
ANY returning he the above address
will receive the reward.
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0OEA REWARD.-TAKEN. SINCE THURSDAY AZ
RIOU ternoon, from the Mechancs' Bank. tin box
marked ". j. NJ o. containing valuable papers, among
4sssrs me following bcndsrespe county Ohio; Town OF
City Of Coumbus Ashueios halrosd, Rutland and Washing
ION karoad Cleveland and Ptsbug Railro~d New York
and kre heurond Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Columbia
md xsn, ksrosd psuphn and Coal Company
Cy. Pernsyvapia Coal Company. kew Albany and salem
Railroad, Evansville and Illinois Railroad, Bunao
York City Railroad. Michigan Central Railroad,
Western Rairosd, Rochcsser Lockpcr. and Niagara Falls
Railroad, Lake Erie and Wabash and st. Louis RallroAd
Eacn and Hamilton Raiiroad The paymen, all Of which
as been stopped The above reward will be paid leaving
ahe boz, with It's confents, with W. ID. WADDfNGTON 81
Wall street. and questions asked
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r En BEwARD.-A REWARD or PIFTY DOLLARS
VOU Will BE- given for Information that will lead the
cticn q the Or persons who broke open the housc
Any Information regard will received by
=. O. voorh s broadway, W. Barr board the steam
Orenn ava
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Naval intelligence.
Y Tie {. q steam frsa,e Sarsnac Capt Lopr vas q,
sltzda On the litA it,
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NEW PUBLICATIONs.

PPLEToNs EDITION OF THE BRITISH POETS
"A Plbllshed At p volume in coh Or " oo IN can TWO
WILLIAM Li,LE BoWiES, -,
With - explanatory notss Dy
fSe rev c;eorce Gilman voin bvo cloth. Price 81
Strangely enough we had as yet anything AL
snnroachno ssisfactory edition OF the English poets We
hsse Johnsons and Bels and Cooke. and sharpes
iion from The Chswck had the double
editions OF Chalmers Andersopand we have the as yet
Aldine edition: series has hitherto given evil
ece st Of cultivated taste and research directed the
whoe.-Athen
Milton, vols Dryden, yois
Young, vol. Shenslone, VOL
Herbert vol. Cowper vols
Thomson vol. Goldsmith, Collins wharton,
". +. BoHies vols. ! vol.
Beatie, Blair Falconer, I vol.
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6QA0 REwARD-sTOLEN ON THE NIGHT OF
OCOV Oct, o. from the store Of Thompson, Potter New
KIRK Market street Philadelphia, lot Of cbrodercs, &c
consisting OF collars Sleeves chcmiscs rimmng &c; Also
qusntty OF silk gloves The above reward viii be paid
information leading The detection OF the thieves and the
q
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yTsHE LIFE OF A GREAT ORATOR.
II Second Thousand now Ready.


Edited by brother 2vo limo Prices So For $3.50
sent the publisher this book will be sent TO address In
the United Sates Postage prepaid. ~.
Next 10 Patrick Henry g. s. Prentiss the greatest
tona orator that has appeared In ibis county-BniAo COM
uercial.
s. s. Prenss one Of the brilliant which adorn
annals Tho work In valuable c0ntribulon 10
American M and its contents must strongly Interest
every admrer Ut true genius and genuine eloquence-iroy
Times.
His public brilliant one as LAWYER He was
second his profession In the Southwest success
be the test OF merit IN andChristan Mirror porland
grasp intellect he has had few equals In the countrybos
ton Atlas. :.
His short evenu and surprisingly brilliant career fur
nshes materials for atracve instructive book
which the brother has culled and put together in these
umes.-Eat ern Argus. ..-- -...~
NJ FAruERs HOUSE. Or, THE HEAVEN OF THE BIBLE. BY
the Rev. j. N. Macdonald, d. d. vol, limo. 81 N5.
AMERICA-POLTCAI, SOCIAL. RELIGIOUS. by the Rev.
r. echaR d. ID. VOL, limo 81.
HOMES THE PEOPLE By Gervase Wheeler With 100
engravtngs. VOL, limo, 81 50
EncLa WOMAN RussA. BY lady ten years resident In
That country vol 12ino. v1 II.
MOST EnINEfT ORATORS STATESMEN or MODERN TINES
by ID. A. Har1ha. VOL, SvO., ~ 25
CHARLES SCRIBNER, l45 NASSAU street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23

IHB HORSE KNOWN BY HIS EARS. The
size, position, and motion of the ears of horse
are important points. Those rather small
than large, placed not too far apart erect and
quick in motion, indicate both breeding, and
spirit; and if horse is in the frequent habit
of carrying one ear forward and the other
backward, and especially if he does so on
journey, he will generally possess both spirit
and continuance. The stretching of the ears
in contrary directions shows that he is at.
tentive to everything that is passing around
him, and while he is doing this he cannot be
much fatigued, nor likely soon to become so.
1t has been remarked that few horses sleep
without pointing one ear forward and the 9TH
or backward, in order that they may receive
notice of the approach Of objects in any d.
rection. When horses or mules march in
company at night, those in front direct their
ears forward; and those in the middle of the
train turn them literally thus to be actuated
by one feeling which watches their general
safety.
The ear of the horse is one of the most beau
tful parts about him, and by this is the tenn
per more surely indicated than by its motion.
The ear is more ineligible even than the eye
and a person accustomed to the horse can tell,
by the expressive motion of that organ, all
that he thinks or means. When a horse laws
his ears fiat back on his neck, he most as
suredly is meditating mischief, and the by
stander should leware Of his heels or his teeth.
In play the ears will be laid back, but not so
decidedly nor so long. A quick change in
their position, and more particularly the ex-
preston of the eye at the time, will distinguish
between playfullyuess and vice.
The hearing of the horse is remarkably acute.
A thousand vibrations of the air, too slight to
make any impression on the human ear, are
readily perceived by him, 1t is well known
to every hunting man, that the cry OF hounds
will be recognized by the horse, and his ears
will be erect, and he will be all spirit aud inn
patience, a considerable time before the rider
is CONSCIOUS of the least ,sound.--IA The Horse
aadhs Rider.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23

ASHES ARE A SOLVENT FOR BoNEs.- Bones
are valuable manure and should be regular
ly thrown into pile on every farm. They
can as we have often stated in these columns
be dissolved and used. If placed in apile and
covered with wood ashes, the ashes OF fossil
coal, leached ashes, or common sand, and left
exposed to the rain and atmosphere they will
soon crumble into powder. This manure is
worth as much as guano. Test the matter for
yourselves. - Germantown 7elearaph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23
Price Two cents.
CBe 5]aiIg Spg,
TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1865.
Lady Jane.

The following beautiful verses favorite Horse we're
written By the late Mrs. Frances S. Osgood.
o, sawye e'er creature so queenly, so fine,
As this dainty, aerial darling of mine?
With toss of her name, that is glossy as Jet,
With dance and prance, and frolic curyet
She is of She is stepping superbly away!
Her dark, speaking eye full of pride and of play,
o. she spurns the duh earth with graceful disdain
My fearless, my peerless, my loved Lady Jane!
Her slken ears lifted when danger is nigh,
How kindles the light in her rcsolute eye!
How stately she PAGES, as if to the sound
Of proud, martial melody playing around,
Now pauses at once, mid light caracole,
To turn her mild glance me bsaming with SOUL
Now feet a fairy, she spesds DER the plain,
My darling. my treasure, my own Lady janet
Give her ren let her go! Like shaft from the bow,
Like bird on the wing, she is speeding, trow-
Light of heart 1.-the Of limb with a spirit all fire.
Yet swayed and subdued by my idlest desire
Though darling, yet docie, and sportiye but true,
Her natures tie nobest that ever L knew.
How she filings ack her head in her dainty disdan
My beauty! my graceful, my gay Lady Jane!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23

DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year +; $3.50 for six
months; for three months; 10 per week. single
"opes two cents each When paid strictly in Advance,
deduction of 81 year will he made and proportionate
educon if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Prce two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, Sl75 cts. year; single copies each.
o. The postage the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarter to other States IS cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
in all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts year; in
other States d cts. a Year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23
THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, Il
Thomas DREW at No. 90 Main Street. Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23
6 ON E Il HIN CT n e WI
THE HELION LIGHT!
BY WOLSTENHolME

Warranted More Brilliant than Gas.
PORTABLE AS FLUID! SAFE AS OIL.
AND CHEAPER THAN ETTHERl!!
The Manufacturer claims that Of these Lamps gives
stD times the light of an ordinary doubewck fluid lamp,
for one cent per hour,
Q. Q. MUNGER respectfully announces to the citi-
of Worcester and vicinity that he has opened depot
in Riehmonds Block, 265 Main street, No. Up Stairs
where the Lamps and Oil for this beautiful light can be
had in any quantities, and fluid other lamps adapted
to the use of this light, Mt short notice.
Also, Wolstinhomes Files in every variety for sale at
the same place. diff d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23

L. S. PENNIMAN,
No Pleasant Street. Worcester, Mass,
Keeps constantly on hand, large assortment of BOOTS
SHOES, and RuBBERS. He also makes to order, SetVed
and Pegged Boots of all kinds at the shortest possible
notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to Repairing by the most
experienced workmen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23

UTHER SLATER CONTINUES TO
~ Manufacture Hemp, Manila, and Cotton Cordage
Lines and Irvine, and has general assortment hand
OF all times, at the old and well known rope walk In rear
Of No. l2S Main ST., Worcester lass dly mch24
GAL SODA, SODA ASH, & COPPERAS
- 90 casks Sal Soda, 80 do. Soda Ash, 80 do Cop.
peras, in store and for sale by @. S, A. j. HOWE
Worcester Bank Flock. att nos
CARBONATE AMMONIA.-8O JARS Car
~ Donate Ammonia, just received, and for sale by
O. A. HARRINGTON 4 CO.
yzO du No. 90 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23
THNHE FLOATING BALLS, OR
IA KNUCKLE

WASHING MACHINE!
This Invention is the "Ne Plus Ultran of a Labor
Saving Machine in this line, as much as the Sewing
Mschine is in that line Three to five Shirts and ten to
fifteen collars may be washed at once perfectly clean
II to minutes other articles in like quantity i'm less or
time they soiled All are astonshed at the
almost labor required and the great rapidly of it's
workhe thorough cleansing obtained, and without the
slightest injury to the finest fabric Bank Notes have
repeatedly been washed, with clothes till cleaned and
out unniured. An examination will satisfy the
ost ncredulous Of its great value in every family for
by 1t, washing is rendered of the most easily dis.
charged domestic labors Please bear in mind that VIC
warrant this Machine to wash osce as fast and with far
less power than any other Machine in the United States
For full particulars apply to the subscribers who have
them for sale at corner of Exchange st., and Railroad
Worcester, Mass. LAMB & FOSTER.
ap2l d2tawly
TLENN'S TRUE VERBENA WATER.
IN This delightful perfume, prepared by a Chemica
process from the hot house plant
LEMON TRIFoLIA,
is confidently recommended TO the Ladies In particular on
Of its refreshing and delightful odour II contains
all the fragrance of the plant itself in concentrated
orm and will be found very useful for removing the Ian
guOr occasiouod by crowded rooms. Nc. Also as dec
ous Perfume for the handkerchief and will be found much
cheaper than than the Extracts yet equally good and
pleasant change for the Eau de Cologne.
For sale In Worcester together with an assortment Of
Genn's justly celebrated Pcrfumery, by H. n. LAzELL
stBLEY Il SoorT, BUSH Co., II. III. MARSH D. Scorr
JR NJ. b. GREEg, JAMES GREEN, Druggists, &C., and by
Jgo MoREY Co., JANKSs CLouGH, Hair Dressers.
Manufactured only by Il. w. GLENN, 20 South 4th ST.
Philadelphia, 10 whom all orders must be addressed
moh3O deodtf
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WORCESTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

SMITH & BROTHER,
IA Main Street. Opposite the Post Office,
Offer at all times, the perec assortment of the best
class of BOOTS and SHOES in the city, for cash only
Remaining done in the best manner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23

Ditto with right Ditto with right Ditto with right
to change once to change once to change
week $15 week $l7 week $25
o. The contractor for square for year with the right
of change has also the privilege of making up his space
with several small advertisements if he chooses. Larger
advertisements at the same proportionate rates.
u Advertisements inserted every other day, or on
special days. two thirds of the above rates Advertise
ments ordered inside all the time SO per cent advance.
Special notices. IS per cent. advance.
Loaded business notices. in reading columns, 10 cts
inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals 25 cts. Obituary notices, in ad
diton to the record of the death, cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, weeks $100. Each
additional insertion 20 cts On squars months $500.
One square, year, 5000
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IUQrt5.

EMTANTED 49, EXPERIENCED MILLINERS at
w No. ia Main street. Apply Immediately to
s4 dU AUSTIN FLINT.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

tExPLANAToN.-Eigh to ten words make line-1O to
2lines are Square" nonpareil type.l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23

6NOE'S SUPER OSPHATE OF
~ LIME.-This excellent Fertilizer, prepared from
Bone Dust "a warranted equal to Guano in all respects
soil Il may be used for all kinds Of GRAIN Potatoes and
Beans. For Gardeners, 1t Is cheap convenient and
highly nutritious manure. Its terminating influence ID
very great II b. obtained OF the subscrbers who
agents for the sale OF Il, at the Wholesale Produce
Store, Foster street. opposite Boston Worcester Depot
BAsSErT a BAYL1ES.
Worcester, Jan i 1900. du jan1
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EqN SOMETHIN TssN
Ixass> n f w. Aqo.n
LADIES' CATER BOOTS & SHOES
MADE TO MEASURE, AT


UP STAIRS
The undersigned has commenced the manufacture of
LADIES' & MISSES BOOTS Il SHOES in this city and
is now prepared to furnish dealers or individuals with
every description Of Ladies' and Misses Cater Boots
Bootees, Slippers, and Shoes, made the most superior
manner, of the best Materials and warranted excel in
beauty and durability any goods of this description ever
before offered in Worcester
With the hest wOrkmen, and the best materials and by
the aid of his IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, which
obtained the Gold Medal the highest premium offered at
the recent Exhibition of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanics Associations he manufacture better arti.
Gle and at less price than is possible for those to make
who have such facilities.
The citizens of Worcester, and especially the ladies' are
respectfully invited to visit tue establishment, and see
such is not the fact.
LADIES' BOOTS SHOES MADE TO ORDER.
By calling at the Mandatory, the foot of any lady can
be measured with the utmost accuracy any descrip
ton Of boot Shoe furnished in few hours warranted to
t in the most perfect manner and possess such other
advantages the old patterns fail to conn
mend them to the wearer's approval.
4. X. ROBINSON.
Richmond's Block, % Story, NJ. 263 Main street.
DE- diff