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rRNHE BLACK SWISS SILK SOLD By

FBEH L BLA CE SWISS SILK SOLD By
GEO. p. BRYANT.
am Offering this SILK to the public, after having
sold the Goods for the last four years aud found by
repeated tests that gives the most universal satisfaction
my customers. 1st because without cracking.
3D. it has most beautiful color and usire, and holds
until it is out and lastly, it is the cheapest six in
the end for any lady to buy
Almost every lady is willing to admit that it is lnpossi
BILE to judge of the Of Black silk by examining it
the Countrthose Silks which took the bestlnd thick
est, sometimes The '0orst It remains oiy for tha
purchaser to buy the article which has ben tried and
found satsacory aud the celebrated sgssSlk here
ticed is most confidently recommended to al Lady Pur
chasers. fresh arrival of the above diring the past
week.
N. D. Written warrants given to purchasers.
f22-dtG GEO p BRYANT, 1854 Main street.
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Books, 5totjoneLD, MC.

- - DAsD5 - ItA4kpAtA u, ~ /.
NEW BOOKS.
Il. b A x Z r. &; Q o.,
No. Isl Main street.
Chauning's Memoirs vols
Channing's Works, vols.
Europe ard the Allies Of the Past and II Tag.
Ths Cottage Cookery Books, b. Emiy Ihsrawsi.
CosaS de Espsna
Getting Along.
The Initials
The Coquetss, or History Of Eliza Wharton.
Staulope Burleigh by Ellen DhU.
NOlierl's RJost, by Ir7iaz.
Frank Leslie's Ladies' Caste, for March
Annual Of Scientific Discovery, Tor 1865.
Ruth Hall
Lie Of Fanny Fer.
REV BOOKS. At ALIENS BGoKsToRE 275
~ Main ST., Harrington Block
Life ard Beauties Of Fanny Fern.
Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern.
Pride and Prejudice, by Mrs Austin
The Da King House, by S-mu.l Phillips.
Life of Horace Greeley.
Autobiography If P. 7 Barnum.
Leaves from the Tree Igdrasyl, by Martha Russell.
The Lost Heiress, py Mrs E. Southworth.
The Inebriate's Hut, by Mrs. S. A. Southworth
High Life in New YORK, by Jonathan Slick, Esq.
Popery as it was, and as il is, b Hogan
on Hand Takinss and Crayon Sketches, BY Geo. VI.
Bungay.
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens.
isabel Harnlton, by kneller Glenn
The Know Nothing.
Ida May.
WIDE Awake Git or Know thing Token for 1888
In Doors and Out, Views from this Chimney Corner.
Solomon NOrthrop.
Book Agents supplied at liberal discount, with large
assortment Of new and valuable works. just received.
DA MAY is just received and for sale at lS+ Main
Z street. Also, in DooRs AND OUT. Goud book.
n23 diff 2. BAKER * co.
ETALEE 2 h iIS.--k grand assortment why!cs ale
? and retail, at AlEBRILL'S, 81 Main street
febl0 dir
gHSO DO GOOD X no COMMUNICATE
FORGET NOT!
BOOKS to send abroad Il Christian Grand,
''D0 coo -
Channiug's Works, and Chanuitp's Memoirs. We are
prepared furnish books suc low rates as to IN
duce the benevolent circulate them Please call and
see for yourselves, at
q. BAKER s. cos, 1874 Main street.
MARI dtf
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nINTMENTS.-W eavers Cerate, Russia salye.
W Pages Climax Salve, Green Mountain Ointment
Terrills Ointment McAllsters SaIve, Wheaton's Itch
Ointment Trasks Magnetic, Kitrdgs's Genuine Day's
save, Holoways Ointment 0rdways, Pettits Eye salve
Houchins Corn Solvents and Tanners German Ointment,
are all for sale at wholesale and retail by O. HILL 22o
Aatn street, opposite the Worcester House. daW
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WV GESTER 4 NAsuUA RAILROAD
mnapv VnrHNi H0NDs-To.mect thc Bonds of this
nd Of nS IN ay next iey now odcr for SAFE
payable In isgo Ie u pieces not less than $500 each,
a.m.Hag, NJ, RAG Of TX p,r tnt per annGn, payable
Bonis plyaGI, " ,h3 shortgsle ntnk IIo hrs Of tho
oao bow cscbgn way next are hcreO, uouno that they
"f s respectfully invited ia do so ~ ., vs ' eary notice
by r, ,y,.o1 Of 50 doing These nonds are secured
afs art. OF al the property Of tle Company, and
''' sue and onyenient security
worcester Oct 90, 1861. nA""oND - '''' No
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CANTON SILKS.
MOURNING GINGHAMs.
AL WOOL

FRENCH PRINTED DE LANES.
La les will find New Styles Of All Wool De LANES,
which have been received this week. which the most
beautiful goods ever shown in this city.
mar6--l2t GEO P. BRYANT 15l Main street.
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~ slN lhkeuesscs Of llsnaelya ,r MN IA would do
uur + r" ~ VAN AlSrlN', Roums, iln lls-vk,
setseaa " Sllaarlo Joaelry Store, No lain Street
$50 TIN nv, gHus geaa ess jusn' o. ,SA e"0 re"
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IL 10 CENTS PER YARD.
70 .,EHN1 4 Nvrfrtr

X I'M n IN is,
WHITE 20 CT JACONET CAMBRICS.
One Case of Remnants Of the above, received and for
sale at l21 per yard, in bundles of IL yards each
The remnants from to Il yards in length d Bar
gain marl4-dl2t GEO. P BRYANT.
CTIALLY BERAGEs.
10 pieces of be.ut full DDS, received to-day, by
marc d12t GEO. P. BRYANT.
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HHAIR PREPARATIONS Washes
hA HILLS GLYCERINE LUSrRAL-with and with
out oil, "a superior article oamns Spanish Lustral.
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid, (three sizes) Barrys Trcoph
srous Crehugh's do, (three sizes.) Lazells CLIMAX
Hair Tonic. Spaldings Rosemary and Castor Oil, 2szek
Hauels Eau Lustral Jayne's Hair Tonic. kmbalps
r Renovator. Brakenrdge's Rose Hair OIL. Phalon's
Hair Inyigorator. Van Deusen's Wahpene Lovet's
Wahpene Guerlan's Eau Lustral. Excelsior Hair Ton.
lc Lyons Kathairon. Crystalline Pomatum. Cydouine.
French Oil. Bears Oil LuOins Regeneration. Indian
Hair OIL. savoge's Ursina, Lubins Hair OIL Lows
Oriental Presefyaiive. Rabbits Crnoleun. Cleayer's
ponade. Bears Grease, &c.
AL OF the above articles are kept for sale by
daw j. Q. HILL, Apothecary, 229 Main street.
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CCRIBNER'S OAK OLA new Bota

ECRIBNER'S OAK OLA new Botanical
- Preparation, for the cure Of Catarrh in the Head
scurvy scurf the Head, Sick and Nervous Headache
Influenza, Dyspepsia, Rheuratism, Sprains Govt Neu-
ralgia, Paptation of the Heart Fever and Ague, Sea
eickness Salt Rheum, Chiibans Bleeding Piles Carbun-
Oles, BARRIERS Sore Face &c. universal medicine as
host otcerti6cate the Propetors Circulars will show
For sale by .. O. HILL Apoiheoary, 22e Main street
only agent for Worcester. daw
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anlu5enlcnts


+ A U L j LIEN
osl respectfully informs his friends and the citizens Of
ONE GRAND CONCERT,
On Tueaday Evening, March 2O,h,
Assisted by the little Phenomenon,
a - q l. I N A p A 7 TT.
who created such sensation all the United States
and
AUGUST COCKEL,
The most distinguished and well known Pianist.
Tickets 50 cents To be had At The aIne; and po,,,
stores, and at the Hotels ' 0''A
Doors open a. 81, Concert to commence at 4 o'clock
marl4 Az = ''
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N15JaoCture and keep constantly on hand, the rest
SOUTHERN OAK TANNED LEATHER BETTING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

2. ORNE & CO., 90 kuGeiaud Sd,
Between the Worcester & old Colony Depos,)
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GNOUGH p EPARATGONS.-Ayer' Cherry
Z Pectoral; Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherryj s. o
Richardson's Pecoral Balsam; Buchan's Hungarian Bal
sam; Ordways Cough Destroyer; Graefenberg Consump
tive Balm; Poland's Cough Doctors Schencks Pumonie
syupj Kennedys Pulmonlc Syup DR.. Rogers's Syrup Of
Lverwort Tar and Canchalagua Jayne's Expectorantj
Backman's Basam; Downs Vegetable Balsamic Elixir;
DR.. Goddards Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup; Bryans Pull
monte Waters; Devine's Pitch Lozenges Locockis Pu
monte Waters; Lghtioots Pastes Wistar's Cough LoE
enges sherman's Cough Lozenges Browns Troches
Bushs Cough Cure Lozengesj Pastes de Paris Blisss
Cod Liver Oil Candy; Moore's Essence OF Life &c Alo
The above Cough Preparations sold at wholesale
la by j. O HILL, Apothecary 229 Main street, nearly
opposite the Worcester House.
All persons from the country ordering by mail other
wise, will have their wants properly answered daw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

Belt Gjycfs, BuFFa, and Lace Leather
Of the best quality, and a superior article Of
L
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15
THE LATEST OUT.
THE BEST EVER HEARD OF.
A EB3aRE[E1Qgg ERalga.

THE AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY, having
largely increased their facilities for manufacturing are
prepared to furnish to the trade, at the
LOWS" CASH PRICES,
nlrse or small satites, SPRING BEDS Of The most
approved pat at theshortest notice, and upon the
most reasonable terms, at their
WAREHOUSE, lis Commercial Street,
BOSTON.
The public may rest as ured that every Improvement
viii he made tia be- and this EstabI hment Will not
be behind any other, with regard to STYLE, QUALITY,
or IMPROVEMENT. Address
AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY,
tIs Commercial Street, Boston
J. GooDALB, Agent.
u Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished with Cham
Der Furniture. d&wly leb6
I A 4 II e II b I1LTIN G.
2. ORNE & CO., 90 kueelnud Sd,
Between the Worcester & Old Cooay Depots,)
BGSTUN.
'slsioCture and keep constantly on hand, the rest
SOUTHERN OAK TANNED LEATHER Betting.
Also
Belt njyc's, Barr, and Lace Leather
Of the best quality, and a superior article Of
B u 7 q Is Il n L
We are also manufacturing good article, which 6iil
he soil 20 per cent le than the Oak.
liso uut from the usual prices will be made, which
will enable purchasers to buy Of much cheaper tau at
any other establishment.
Especial attention given % Orders and WATERPROOF
Ccmentng
NIB. All Belts made at This establishment
aael to give satisfaction. dEW6m+ icbl3
ERE. CLOUGH'S COLUMBIAN PILLS,
~ as prepared by WIN ReNNE, of Pitsfell, Mass, is
by no meaus a new discovery, nor is it any Indian
R@1edy" Nor will its in any case 'reCreate soul
beneath the ribs OF deathn 1t il composed Of ingredients
Which have obtained world wide renown among the most
intelligent and successful Of the medical profession as he
ing potent specifics for such diseases as we recommend
these Pills to We pledge honor there is no min
'Tal substance in this Pill ladies will find somshi
new IN its use to admire, and under all delicate circum-
Stances is safe and nnucenr, but al powerful in case Of
disease or derangrd circulation. As family pill, there
Is no equal The suffering poor supplied gr tis bv our
travelling agents. Sold by all the Druggists in Worcester,
and BURR Il PERRY. Of Boston. d&wly f5b26
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"A TO LET good House and Barn, with about
"a six acres Of land pleasantly situated upon Lincoln
l..L9 street one mile from the Court House.
No any one wishing retired residence with few acres
inland suitable for supplying vegetables for market the
above offers rare chance. further p9TucuMrs' in-
quire Of h. W. 'AlLl, Vlu'' -'' WON
mar5 du
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NOTICE is hereby given, that | release 70 my
au}her, MARY WOOD All cdim for her services
daring her minority, and forbid al persons from trusting
her on my account MICHAEL WUUp.
Worcester, .uageh w. 1855. df marl3
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u! me National Council at phladelpaiu.
PLATFORM AND PRINCIPLES.
:. !" acknowledgment, of that Aimieh.
~ b 'InG. who rules over the Uuiyrrs. who
pHS jvs over the Councils of N.,lons-who
C"nNHriS tho affairs ut men. and who, i'm q.
very step by whirh wp have advanced to the
ch"arter "i an independent nation. has dis.
h"G"'>hed Us by some token OF pruvldemlul
ag'uCv.
H. The cultivation and development; or a
sentiment ~ pinloUudlv intense American
lrclWG; at passionate attachment Ia oar
'""oEr, Us history aui is im>lruliou<: Of
ndmrauoN '"r the purer days ui our uatiOu-
d V%ie'"nce, 81 vrnerl'iou for TIA" hrrriSm
Nr, p'rriri'll"h Our Revolution, and uf eur.
"h''n" Tor Ute riT'"r, wisdom and pu,rint-
lsm HAT framed Cur Constitution AMI frs,
successfully applied tic provisions.
III. The maintenance of the Union OF
."">c lnlt"d States as the paramount poiti.
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an; the primary object ct patriotc desire.
Aud hence:
81. Opposition - all attempts to weaken
Or ,uhvert u.
2"d. CnrnmHronisin& untagonism 10 cv-
CRY prinr'pIr oi policy MAT cudang"rS il.
~. The alyorar> u, an tCuilable adjust.
mrn' Of AL political differences which thIea.
tens lis ml"@'Iil or rrrpeIuly.
~. TIE suppression at ull tendencies to
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mere i real i ilr1"uCr Of Interests arI
NI""~' h:'wcrL The various sections Of the
uu;on.
9TH. The full recognition of the tights Of
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In IN, Cnp.li,n,Ion and - c,rrr,l ,v,,id,n,a
~ ,hc General Gnyrru,n.rr nj MI i,i,rE,y.
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rcliive arliuu.
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The Heroes Of Liberty.
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have been sold, Of which there were upwards of
One Hundred Thousand sent by Mail,
attcstimg the high estimation in which it is held
| as reliable popular Medical
BOON FOR EVERY FEMALE,
tho author having devoted his exclusive attention
t" the treatment Of complaints peculiar to ic-
| males, in respect to which he is yearly consulted
by thousands, both in person and by letter.
Here every woman discover, by compar-
| ing her own symptoms with those de scribcd, the
| nature, character, causes of, and the proper
| remedies for, her complaints.
The wife about becoming mother, has often
need of instruction and advice of the utmost i'm
portancc to her future health, in respect to which
! her scTsitycncss !orhids consulting a medical
| gentleman, will find such instruction and advice
| and also explain many symptoms which other
| wise would occasion anxiety or alarm, as all the
| pccuiarItics incident to her situation are dcs-
! crlbcd.
! How many suffering from obstructions or
| Irregularities peculiar to the female system,
! which undermine the health, tho effects oil which
! they arc ignorant, and for which their dccacy
| forbIds seeking medical advicel Many suffer
| from PrOiaPsis meri Calling of the womb, or
| from .t~gr GI5aS (wcakncss, debility, SCI. Many
are III constant agony for many months prcced-
| ing confinement. Many have difficult if not dan
! gcrouS deliveries, and slow and uncertain re =
! coycrtCs. Some whose lives arc hn2arGcd dur
! ing such time, will each find in its pages the
means of prevention, amcIioraton and relief.
! 1t is Of course impractcable to convey fulIy
| the various subjects treated of, they are of Il
nature strictly intended Tor the married or those
| contemplating marriage.
| In consequence OF the universal popularity Of
| the work, evidenced by its extraordinary sale.
varuus impositI"ns have been ATTEMPTED. as well
on booksellers As on the public, by limitations of
! title page, spurious editions, and surrcptItious
, arrangements of copyright, and other devices
and receptions, II has been found necessary,
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