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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-19
Al1rttoll5.

BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Suction Rooms No. sc and 6s Main Street.
EE0USEUOLD FURNITURE, &C. On
2 q SATURDAY,
At o'clock p. M, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture coprs-
Eg Carpets, Sofas, Chairs Tables Bureaus Bedsteads
Feds, Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Fable Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
Sales OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
the city, county, State; terms reasonable. atsfac
lion guaranteed. Also the apprasng of property solicit
ell Cash paid for secondhand furniture upon applica-
ton at the Sales Room. Constantly on hand an assort-
Tnent of 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
itTnoon Putnams Sales Rooms at the usual hour un
III further notice. S. NJ. REDDiEG, Salesman,
mar30 DIFF
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"a Office. The subscriber has taken the room for.
" mery occupied by Danforth Brown, No. Flagg's
Building up stairs where he will attend to the letting Of
tSnemens furnishing help, both American and Foreign
to those in want, and find employment for the same
Also has the agency for selling Building Lots in various
parts of the cy easy as can be obtained in
this city and money furnished build one hundred and
fifty houses; also Farms for in various parts OF the
country and State Also Houses for sale in varou, parts
of'the city ADRIAN FLAGG,
s2S dly No. Flagg's Building up stairs.
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MAMIE

NNASulONABLE CABINET MANU-
n FACTORY --fhe subscrihtr having token store
II W. Il ALLtN's BLOCK, on Min street, opposite the
III, llnl gould inform his friends and the public, that
ne % ready 60 make 10 orders al kinds Of Cabinet Work
Of wood, To suit fancy. Desks and Screens Tor Banks
Show Gases, Desks Tor stores, Counters Library and OF
ace Tables all kinds Of Desks for Oces and Counting
toomsi Book Oases In any Style Extension Tables OF any
Pattern, Pupits and Church Furniture The character
q my work Is well known IN the city and needs no puhns
The best OF references be given Work repaired in
lho best mannor. AL ogdgr1 thankfully received and
promptly attcndedto JOSEPH BURT.
Worcester, July ~, 1896. IVA du
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Drp GOODS.
LADIES, VISIT THE CITY sTORE,

LADIES' VISIT THE CITY STORE.
j, H, CLARKE g. GO.
Have marked down the entire stock Of Dry Goods 10
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 DeLanes, former price csc. for 12ic.
Cotton and Wool Twilled Flannels for 12lc.
Heavy Lyonese Cloth, a good article 70; zoe.
Heavy Double Twilled Thibets for 75c.
All Wool Plaids for IS aud SOC.
All Wool Plain Defines for Csc.
Heavy Debages for 12ic
Raw SILK Paids for Soc
Ladies Cloths for sic.
Heavy Embroidered scarfs, worth $400 for 1925,
Double width 0ashmeres former price 5sc, for 33c.
so pairs $500 Blankets, from auction for $500.
cases ninepenny FGslish Prints ..ssOc.
Cloak for $500.
For the next sixty days whole Stock will be offered
at VERY CHEAP PRICES, at the City Store, No. 1872
Main St. ]. H. CLARKE l. CO.
mis- dawtf
SSELKS, StLKS.-The balance of our silks We
~ shall sell to close the Stock at about two-thirds the
Gall IL wish a BARGAIN Civ Stnre
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GrfoIterp, &r.
GAS FIXTU r ST!

The subscribers now prepared to show as good an
assortment of GAS FIXTURES as can be found at any
establishment in New York Boston, all Of which will be
sold 80 per cent cheaper than can be purchased
in either of those cities.
We are daily receiving from the largest and best man.
uiacturers in this country, alllhei patterns
G H A N d ELIERS, PENDANTS,
BRACK ETS, &C.
Any one in want of Gas Fixtures should not fail to call
and examine our stock before purchasing when shall
be happy to show them that the above statement is cor
rect, and how it is we can afford to do it.
oGt1 dawtf BROWN a FIRTH
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For sale wholesale and retail by /. S. JOHNSON, Ban
gor Ne and all the principal in the New Eng
land States and British Provinces
GEO, T. sPURR, Druggist, 291 Main st., Agent for
Worcester nI2 diff
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NE w PUBLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SING ER,s GUIDE!
new collection of
Social, Moral. and Religions Songs

Desgne for the of Schools, seminares Academies
and Juvenile Singing Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY o. CoLLEsTER.
The editor having had many years experience as
Ieacher afd Director of Music, and having for seve
raj years employed teacher Director of Musical
Conventions, and Teachers Institutes and also having
been employed in the State Normal School at Framing
man, and the Normal Institute at Lancaster, Mass by
which circumstances various other opportunities he
has boon enabled to ascertain the Of the people in
regard to this department of education, confident
Iat Will not only meet the appreciation of the many
Ieacher and superintendent of Schools and friends of
education who have earnestly solicited its compilation
but the public generally
Published and for sale by W. j. Reynolds, Boston A.
Marsh Worcester.
Price per dozen, $500, Copies for examination for.
Earded to any address receipt Of eleven Letter Postage
Stamps. Ms dtfSR3t
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Books, Stationery, 81.

NEW GOoDs! NEW GOODS.
~ No. 1s4 MAIN STREET.
just received, a large and elegant assortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY!
which we respectfully invite the public to exaraine.
Also superior lot of Mahogany, Inlad, aud Rosewood
WHITING DESKS which we offcs for sale i0tO.
rs diff BAKER, TIT dBULL BARNES
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Main Street..
Amy Lee, or Without and Within
Teyerina, George Sand.
Richard The Fearless, by the author Of Heartsease
Beechcrott, by the author of Heartsease.
Marriage Lottery, Mrs. Gray.
Leaves of Grass
The Escaped Nun.
Scenes in the practice of New York Surgeon.
The Match Girl.
Carrie Emerson.
Kate Stanton.
Hidden Path, Marion Harlaud.
GenwOcd, the Parish Boy.
The Old Homestead, Mrs. Stephens.
BByard Taylor'S Works.
Reade's Novels
Souvestre's Novels.
Ethel or the Double Error, Marian james.
The Rag Picker.
The COquete.
The War.
ms and Outs of Paris.
Isora's Child.
Frank Forrester's Field Sports
Colored Toy Books.
Harper's Story Books
Abbotts Story Books.
Mrs, HOwitt's Tales,
Harper's Classical Library.
S-BOOKS-BOOKS! JOHN KEITH
ES cos Bulletin of New Books, No. 239 Main street.
The Land of Cold, W. H. Helper
My fathers House, Mcdonald
Stray Leaves from the Book Of Nature DeVere,
Richard Hurdis, Smms.
India, China and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
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PARLOR, OFFICE, And COOKING
$ \ q V n y

Tin WARE and all the articles usually found In store
Of that description that he will endeayor to dispose
of the al prices which cannot fail 10 suit purchasers
Also particular attention paid to Tin Roofing,
aud All kinds Of Job WOrk.
Remember the place, No. 80 (IInrding's BI OcIt)
Front So. dEO W. WILLIAMS
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NOTICE TO THE SICK.-DR. MAT
LN TYSON, Prof. of Chronic Diseases,
now gives his whole attention to Office practice and the
treatment of all Chronic longstanding diseases as well
rs all other cases that may be attended at his Office
o. Also all confidential cases By deyotng his ex-
elusive attention to that class of diseases he can warrant
The greatest possible success in their treatment.
Office in Providence, 40 Wesminster-st, up STAIRS
Office hours IRON A. NJ to 9 P NJ.
REFERENCES
Lewis L. Miller, NJ. D., Rev. John Hobart, A NJ,
Usher Parsons, NJ. D., Rev Moses Fifed
David Smith, NJ. D.. Rev. jonathan Brsyteu
I'll is1v
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GELF ACQUIRED FAME!
DIR. JoHNsON'S
A M h II l 9 A n A N ODY N E.
LINIM r N t.
For Internal aad Ertorna5 Use.


This wonderful medicine notwithstanding it has never
had the advantage of newspaper publicity has yet acqur
ed higher and more extended popularity than any other
Similar mpound in the world II is entirely of vegeta-
bic extract perfectly safe to he adm nisered to the
most delicate child aud alike astonishing satisfactory
in its effects upon man or beast 70 those unacquanted
with this invaluable medicine say Give fair trial.
and promise you radical cure of Coughs, Colds Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Influenza Splitting of
Blood, and all Lung Complaints Chronic Diarrhga, and
Dysentcry in all of which it should be used inter
EdIg The effects of its external application in cases of
rheumatism, Spinal Diseases Sprains, Chapped Hands,
Bruises Burns, aud all description of wounds are mag-
cal. Persons troubled with Cramp in the Stomach Side
or BGes Sore Throat Piles, &c, by combined internal
and external application of this Anodyne fail of
certain and speedy The proprietor can produce
volumes Of testimonials in lis favor but prefers let it
carry is recommend ations has done for forty
years past Weask man to it after unsasfac-
tory trial IN its composition upites several of the
penetrating and healing specifics the maeria
medic The inventor of this the constant
and successful practice of medicine for than twenty
years.
Thu so certify that having been troubled for number
of years wilh distressing cough, and bleeding the
lungs, ard ing benefit from medical aid in lS4s
was to all appear in the last stage Of consumption
My legs swelled that unable stand or help my
self At that time your Luiment was provdentiay re.
Commended tome, and by the of three four bottles
was entirely cured and have since been able to labor
every day have asofor helast twenty years been sub
ect attacks bloody dysenery and never found
any permanent relief Until took your Lniment, since
which have had noreturn of this complaint can truly
say think your Anodyne Lnimen was the means Of
ing my life JOHN I. ATKINS.
Brewer Sept. 60 1852.
Dr. JoHNsoN: Dear Sr-In consequence of having
fever my leg it became entirely stiff at the knee
and decided by the best surgeons that my leg must
be ampu atedbut fortunately heard of your Anodyue
Liliment, and by using three bottles my leg Timber
ed and strengthened, and tor number Of years have
been able to it about well the other consider
myself indebted to the Of your Lnimen through the
blessing Of Providence for the Of my leg and would
say to others who may need help in this way Try it, and
doubt GU will be cured. RUFUS CHAPMAN.
Iihertv b Nav 1910
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The subscriber having opened Shop at 80 Front street
for the sale OF the above articles would respectfully in-
form the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that he will
to keep hand of the best assortments to
be found IN this city, Of
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R1VACTs WORTH MOVING.

EINACTS WORTH WING.
JOHNSON'S ANODYNE EMINENT
Is superior any other Lniment Pain Killer in the
world Il is equally cicacous, whether taken internally
or applied externally.
1t will cure Cough or Hoarseness.
1t will cure Whooping Cough.
1t will cure Influenza
il will cure Bronchitis
1t is the best article tha can be taken for Bleeding at
the Lungs or Splitting of Blood
1t will in most cases cure Group
1t will cure Chronic Diarrhna
1t will cure DysenteIy of long standing.
1t is cure for Ploody Dysenery.
II will cure lame Stomach.
II will cure Pain inthe Stomach or Bowels
1t is the best outward application known for flesh
wounds, sprans bruises, swollen or stiff joints
1t stands upon its own merits, and is warranted to be
the best family medicine discovered
L. S. JOHNSON, Bangor, Me-, Proprietor
Agent for Worcester, GEO. r. sPURR, Druggist, POI
Mau st. nl2 diff
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GETORCESTER COUNTY Flour AND
w GRAIN LEAGUE-The subscribers for Stock in
the League, requested to call the Secretary at 2O5
Main street, or the Treasurer, at No. Worcester
House Block, and receive their Certificates Of Stock i'm
meiiaely and all persons subscribers are requested
10 call and subscribe. i. l.. MASON, Treasure
Worcester, Sept 25, 1856 dif
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L. III. TEMPLE q co.
Are now selling GROCERIES, at their Store
No. e7 WASHINGTON square,
at the prices mentioned in the following list viz;
Powdered Sugars at 9io. per H.
Crushed do. at olc
Brown Havana do at sic.
Porto Rico do at 7Ic.
Coffee, extra at &c.
Stlereetus at &c.
Cream Tartar at 3Sc.
aalsins, (new FRUIT at 16c.
Black Tea, ZINE Havor) at sic.
Moosses at SIC per gallon
burning Fluid al SIC. per gallon.
And all ether kinds of Groceries equally low. Spices in
packages to suit, at wholesale prices. All Goods
toned above of the Best @ uaiity.
Goods delivered to any part Of the city,
Rcnenl Der the Place, 81 Washington
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TOPARTNERS NOTECE.-The sub
" scribers having formed Copartnership uuder tho
title Of A. PEAsLEE q co would respectfully soli5it a
continuance of That patronage which has heetofore been
SO literally bestowed the senior partner They will
continue to to keep hand Meats Vegetables &C. the
best the market affords, which they will dispose Of cheap
for CASH A. PEASLEB,
G. MCFARLAND.
Worcester, Nov. 2, 1855. diff
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Rn DOLLARS REWARD Where's an
- W Flat SILVER BUGLE, belonging to the North
rookfeld Brass Band, stolen from a room in the
Town House, in North Brookfed occupied by Band
between Monday evening, Oct. o. and Tuesday morning.
Oct 49, the subscribers offer the above reward for the de-
lection of the thief thieves and the recovery of the pro
perry, or one half the amount for either.
The Bel of the Instrument has an ornamental wreath
around it, and marked = Graves & %. Boston.n
TIAiO. P. CLARK
JOHN HOWE, SSelectmen of N Bronkfel5
G. f. CULVER
North Broos field Nov. 9 1855 diff
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EBU Hiding MOVING.-The subscriber hav-
az ing had several years. experience in Boston and vi
cniy in the moving and raising of both Wood and Buick
Buildings, either with without chimneNs standing
would respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that on and after November 1st he will attend to
any business in his line, in prompt and efficient man
ner.
References Il. Kinnicutt, Jonathan Grout, J. B.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
oZ5 dom" No. Myrtle ST.
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AgSSOLUTlON OF COMPREHENSIVE
AI-Ihe Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
name of White Gleason, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. JONAS WHITE,
EDWIN GLEASON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-19

Worcester, Nov. IS, L So.
The accounts of the Company will be settled by Jonas
White, who will continue the business at the Old Stand,
and to whom all having unsettled accounts previous to
Oct LIST, are requested to make immediate payment.
MID div JONAS WHITE
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WDLAC kSMITH.-lhe subscriber having taken
NIB The shop on Foster ttreeI, (aely occupied by A. r.
Jorian) Is prepared TO do all Kinds Of Backsmilhng In
workmanlike manner, and ON most reasonable terms.
DIFF CHARLES WRIHuT
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llARRISON'S
Cniumhian V. gel able FmeiiC

nuid Or gaseous. from all parts Of the system
Besides Il, emctic propertes II Is eAlcctorant al
t,ratlye and anoiv nc. II each of ITS mode,
rc..lli1l nature, relieves the ahuring organism
Of d,-en-ed matter, and permit rec action OF it
Ia. .ural functions 10 restore strc"gth. 1t IL thu
only sac aud certain medicine t. all severe forms oi
ClDriela. Nlo'crl Norbu. Bilious Ole, y,eutery
rhu-yA 90 every III = acute dis,ise 1t has greH'
remedial power 10 sl chronic de So, assisted by
the la, sor.u and -usth ming power Of llarr son :
Columbian Tonic ~tuulLut, certain.
Principles oi treatment and directions tor use ac-
sy!lpany ercA medicine. Price 40 cents.
- aole.alc Agent for New England, GEO
W. BRIGGS, Stationer aud wholesale nd retail
dealer in Harrisuus Columbian inks and American
pertumcry, 32s Washington Street, opposite tn,
Adams House, Buston.
August | ltl, lsji. wlvsar
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ITEMS AT HOMI AND ABROAD

-IT AFFAIRS from the books Of tho St
Johnsbury post Office that single individual
in that village takes .eventocn weekly news
papers and four monthly magazine TIL,
npetai patron oi ene P'ri'9'cli pres 'er'Nes
D. n
q a;r;ne and a lectnrer n, bs;n,, o.Lod
what his object wis in lecturins So extensive
lv he replied that he lectpreJ for FAME
which is the short for mn, and mn e,peyScs.
ny Is the devil II perfect gentIemit
Dera u'r, .h imp u u'i A"es9 '"''''0' ~
n.
,.i -.
'"."' 'N'''H 'i0"'
bacK 10 fh'htdeIphla' the remains OF i"n3
ana loving VIE 10 DC 'uIled among hri ftl!
f,ted boat ernloied ALI her , .;lsr. t;Ii;,..
nearly every one on board MIR W WAS lit
ea several hundred feet INTO the AIR, ana lei
ihto the water almost llleicss me night ~
DARK and dreary, ana IN has struggles to kreJ
himselt snott ne accidentally struck HGAin'
box TO which he chung all night long With
desperation. Nhsn Daylight appeared b
discovered that the box which had saved l'.
'"0 'oisA'"'l ''o 'o'l eoo' us vic
=, 'i,ANSh'r crescent NY Hon
80 v" '''s
''"sha DaoNs on the 'th INST ana wa!
PROBABLY prove total loss. The passengers,
crew and baggage, and the mails, were Ia kv,,
IN Nssso, \ y NV v,rooLo
IT,, .,....,.'..'- zoo ma,
nj CIV hhNAt'i pays H'o'ooo Tor 'he
transportation oil one hundred and seventy
WIsI;n,,tan a,d i ,'s' I'M, - 'r''
five hundred miles. The tr.nsn"r,,ti,n off,,
load of iclles, taken along with them. cost,
81 900
-tIINNIE MYRTLE closes her I,at lot,s.
IN the New yorL T;,n.s gro,, S,....,,
,u. '''''f''
tolio"' nealu one laly say She mArrlei
iol no o'ner reason ''h u OBTAIN = naGg'2'
. nalr anu nv VI ours married Tor ~.
Mr.. yonv T,.o C....,.-...
boo, 60 far oon,n;,od .'.;.. ,"''' "'.''
,o,,l,,;on or a. s.,,a
Tbis :, a,,n,,s;,o e 81 "" - - -
d,an rsserra,;ons ,rI';oL !i tI ~ ,'J ~
,honsand a, ,ho I,s, ," ,.' ''i "I,Ho 'Ie'
nnnuIatinn was 2 oai 3G1 '' ''''
fbs nonnlatinn oi T.w yorL go,
SO -''" ~ wy : '-''.
Six Cu,pprw, Chiefs have bo,n an g.,
visit to Boston. One Of them was asked wr.,
Indians did not copy the dress Of our uo,,I,
He replied :. Me think we started ynur
fashions your men now wear blanket. ~, 49,
do, and YOUR women paint their G,co. ,,d
wear feathers - The tribe now nu,otrr.
1000 souls, and it is said to be slowly. though
gradually improving in the arts of peaceful
and civilized life.
ihI FOLLOWING Is from the Memoirs
OF Rev Sydney Smith " We were all AS
sembled to look at turtle that had been sent
10 the house of friend, when child Of the
party stopped down and begun stroking tn.
shell of the turtle. Why are y,u doing
that, Mary, said her father. On to pleas.
the turtle Why, child. you might as well
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New Arrival.

I'VE subscriber has just received from the Mill.
! large stock Of Lumber, consisting OF the fol
lowing kin Is
Seasoned spruce aud Pine tongued and grooved
fooriu, Boards,
Gang Saved lemlock Boards at 50 per NJ
/ inch llcnl lck Boards for fencing
Norway Pine Boards for flooring and roofug,
and a Large lot of Cedar >hing e..
The subscriber has also on hand and for sale cheaI
Tor cash, Carriages and leigh. Of all kinds. LIE.
pairing of Carriages done on short notice.
Also, 500 Cords of Wood for sale, which will be
delivered in any part OF the village.
JOHN X. GRAY.
Oct 81. 1855. wlim3
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Rutland q Burlington Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

y,::,tsgss.-ss..+ 800. =, -
--SzL---fs- .-EG-EE 70 =" &es-2
~ fri after Monday Dc. 3rd, 1855. Irar
p will -4n "a. t.Ilow-, via '--
i'. burlington tor Rutland and below. Fsll-
a. 40 A. VI. ft2.li and T 40 p NJ.
leave BELOW, Falls for EGtlsnd and Burlington
# l..lf, G.4j and '2..O p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at $50 4. VI. n %
anu sos p VI
Losfe gutllnd for Bellows Falls st $50 4
VI. and l2.UU NJ.
At Burlington, trains connect With trains ut tho
VI. Uortrl aud VI. and Canada roads; at Rutland
with trains Tor Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
SPRUCE. schenectady, and tho Most--a' Beilu9o
F4lls vith trains of the Cheshire kusi for hitch
burg. Forcester, Lowell aud Bost1n--Normont
Valloy Road, Tor brattieboro, Springfield, Hartford,
NeW Haven and New NUrA--anI with sullivan
Roai, for Windsor, sc.
.greisht Trains, With Passenger Ca ATTACHED.
L. A. CHApIN, sup
Nov :Sth. lssS. dAsu
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Railroad Watches

a. my own importation, ca ed in heavy carat
" fine gold hunting cases, from q 70 50 ounce
o"n ultuD ami of my own importation, OF thi finest
movements 1 have ever had the pleasure OF Offer
ing 70 iai'road men. Double Time Watches ioi
,portsueu; Ladies Gold Watches in great variety
IA ~ lo~ prices, AZ the Old stand, Church Street.
J. Z. BRINSMAlD.
Feb "
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,s55 LAKE cav drLNtNtt,.
Pare ~ Troy ADn, ,nd View York,
ONI DOLLAR LESS
than by ary Other route from burljnStou
H., Dev and .uleudh steamers u The Char lain
REORGANIZATION ~ w
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Every Day Brings Somethi
NEW, At THE ZEE HIVE,

lust received Turkish Towels, Brown and
v Bleschel for friction and absorbing, also Col
red ones for wiping Plate
We 'ouli invite the attention Of purchasers /,
ur stock Of Dress Gocd,, Embroideries. Dre..
trimmings, >hawls, Ciooks, 1alnas 4 Mstsrials
The assortment is large aud constantly reeoiyin.
additions OF now and desirable styles.
oct 18th, lsi5. d6wtf
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Taylor's Prem UNI Starch Polish

N<A This article has been tested by thu
k3kE best in lges, an pr"rYuncod supe-
kNSRyiAg riur to anythin, Of the kind in th
kaMSNAIAA market It no. only gives clear
Sss3}..3S5yffeN polish t, the linen, but obviates
kSA4tkkkk many di Gu tie. to which laun-
Eytx<EssYlHss'Sl dresses are subject. T. prevent
s&L{5fftNNJEi the stirch FROM sticking 10 the iron
ss2ts2sRstsifE) aud causes the linen to retain it.
-tIues~. Another important advautage ia. that bN
using the Polish, articles can BE- starched in ethei
cold or bolcc starch and r, ned Immediately without
the uu|lyurdble r, suits viii USUALLY follow bv the
,rdiuaty mannr Price only - els in large b TIL
Prepared by u. TAYLOR Jr, 10 Broad street,
Boston, and sold by drugs,ts and ;rocers genera "
j. VI. HENRY, Waterbury,, General Agent for
Vermont d Canada East.
Oct. LIT, 1875. WY