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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08
Drp GOODS.
VALL ANNOUNC MENT.
MAR TIN sTOw WE,

M A r L 1 n ST O w E,
(CIarsx's BIock,)
Has in store and is constantly receiving both from
he manufacturers home and IRON abroad, beautiful
and extensive Stock of Domestic and European Goods,
adapted to the wants of the coming season. embracing
many of the most des irabe and fashionable styles eN-
tant.
We have hand, and will offer for the inspection
of the buying public,
SILKS,
of the richest and most unique patterns, of superior tex
ture, and recent Importation.
SHAWLS,
which for richness o. fabric, beauty Of coorng and ell"
egance of design, are unsurpassed
Wool DeLaines.
Choice handsome styles, purchased recently in New Hork
selected with especial reference to our best trade also,
plains, of ali shades and qualities.
American DeLaines and Cnshmeres,
in all their variety and patterns.
PLAIDS, ALL WOOL, SILK, WORSTED
AND COTTON AND WOOL,
acompete Stock.
RINOES,
We can show our friends and the public, an une-
qualed assortment of Merinoes and Thibets and shall
be in constant receipt of the same the advances
PRINTS.
FRENCH English, and American Calicces, full supply.
@ A r p E L S.
In this department of business constant unre-
mitted attention has been and WILDE paid that Car
pet Rooms may contain nothing but cheap, and de
recently takeu place in these Goods the subs ber having
the ability TO do ordered in advance, large stock of
the various grades and qualities thereby being present
able to give his the advantage of this rise Our
stock consists of
Vel0ets, Brussels, Tapestry, Three Ply Ingram,
Sttpertfne, Fine,
and the lower priced goods together with OIL CLOTHS,
of the usual widths, and acknowle"g ed superiority.
WOOIeu Goods. invoice of Wooens for
winter, suitable for and boys wear.
FlanDels, White Red, Blue, blue Mixed, Yellow,
and Salisbury.
Domestic Goods, such purchased before
the rise, will be sold at old prices, and all very low.
FURNISHING GOODS.
1t will be endeavor supply stock with these
Goods That nothing shall be wanting, at the time
membering that purchasers of these goods usually buy
in larger amounts than from any other part of Stock
to mark each altcle that the ONE PRICE System,
which with us has been successful be carried out
at the time giving entire satisfaction to the pur.
chaser.
In thus enumerating, somewhat at length, upon new
goods received. it is wish of to make shew in
public print but rather that the public may know where
they can purchase first class goods at the lowest prices
1t may be unnecessary, but in this connection will
say, that the One Price System will be strictly ad-
bered to.
MARTIN STOWE.
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N. B. Any person finding and giving information
where said boy can be obtained, will do the community a
favor as he will in all probability live at its expense I'm
less secured. Drectto E. B THOMPSON Southboro' or
Stale Reform School, Westboro', Mass.
o5
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THE GREAT SHOW
OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Is now open and will be continued through the season. at
VALENTINE tS STUDIEYS.

VALENTINE Gc STUDLEYS,
NO. WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK,
Cor. Main and Elm streets.
All articles on exhibition will be Sold as called for by
the vsors but arrangements have made to replace
all articles disposed Of that there will be en- hand each
day full and complete assortment of
FINE AND COMMON orERCoATS, BUSINESS
AND DRESS COATS, SHAWLS,
Doeskin, Cashmere and satinet PANTS Velvet, Silk,
Satin, Plush, and Wooden VESTS;
BOY s. CLOT HING,
and any quantity of UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS,
Guernsey Frocks, Mufiers Wool and Leather Mittens
and Gloves Cravats, Shirts, Bosoms Collars Caps I'm.
brellas, Dressing Gowns &C., &c.
Garments made to order in a superior
manner.
sJS
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MARTIN STOWE.

400 Ps: ALL WOOL PLAID CASH
" - MERES.-We have a large lot of the above
Goods, which will sell fer the 80 days SO to rs
cents per yard The goods selling last year for IS
cents to $l.OO. Call early to Bargains
B. L. HARDON & CO.,
OF 146 Main St.
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~ VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

49, VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
ai:;;. Situated about and half mile East OF the
Alh centre Of North Brookheld. containing hun.
bred and sixty Of Land, we'll divided into Moving
Pasture, Tillage orcharding, and Wood land, and well
fenced with stone wall.
The location desirable house large, and nearly new
with other outbudings excellent spring Of water
carried In an acqueduct to the house and BARN. the soil
Is good, and the facilities such, (there being muck IN
abundance the premises that with small outlay the
above Farm may be made Of the most valuable in the
County. There Is more than $4,000 WORTH OF TIaBER
ard WooD upon the premises. The whole will be sold to-
geher separate, to suit purchasers The above offers
opportunity for an enterprsing to make mon
ey. as the property will be sold low.
For further particulars, inquire Of Mr.. CHARLES
jerks, Oh the premises, or Of THOMAS BOND, In Inc
village.
North Brookheld, Sept. 25, 1855. dtf
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TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
OR OCK E RY WAREi

BROWN FIRTH would respectfully invite the at
tention Of merchants to their extensive assortment of
Crockery, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings, &c.,
Comprising general variety of House Furnishing
Goods than con be found in any wholesale establishment
in the country
As we have very large retail trade 1t becomes neces-
sary for us import goods in large quantities and 10
buy all American goods direct OF the manufacturers which
enables to get goods the lowest prices and oeI
to any country merchant larger assortment Of rich and
common goods to select FROM prices low as can be
bought in New York or Boston, and terms as liberal
Merchants, by calling at establishments will become
satisfied that they will save time aud money by giving
their orders as they can fill their memorandum
store in less time than they can at a dozen.
oil dawtf BROWN 4 FIRTH
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O. O. FOR SALE.--A VERY DESIR-
sRjii ABLE RESIDENCE ON

Eij ABLE RESIDENCE ON
p ORT L. ND ST RE EFT.
Being about to remove from Worcester offer for sale
my Real Estate pleasantly situated Portland street..
The House good one, well arranged for convenience
and comfort and in good condition The Cellar is paved
with brick-an excellent Furnace warming nearly the
whole housea large cisten Of brick laid in cement and
Que of the best wells Of water In the city.
The barn and Carriage House conveniently ar
ranged. The Garden is well stocked with Fruit Trees
Grapes, &c. For trihng expense, the house can be
made convenient for two families.
Terms favorable, and possession given the FIRST Of 0cto
her. CHAS. p. BANCROFT.
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% Eet.

Two RENT genteel Lower Tenement in the west
a part of the city, Mol Crown ST.. 6rooms. Rent S165.
Apply at this Office.
A SMALL TENEMENT of 8 Room, on Main
GA street. Price 500 per annum. Enquire of
s2of E. h. ABBOTT y Co, Fiagg'a Building
TBHO LET-Two tenements on Lafayette street, oppo
"a site the Junction Depot. Inquire of
je26 A. THAYER, 21S Main Street.
FENO LET. "A nice room, with steam power. Inquire
ofTHAYER, H0UGHToN, Il Co., Washington st
Machine Shop, Worcester. diff apo
VBNWO TENEMENTS TO RENT. NEAR
Il the Junction. Apply to ALDRICH & co.
aug6 diff
FgH0 LET.-A large airy Room in Rich1nond's Block,
Il 26S Main Street Apply to F. R. ROBINSON,
Clark's Block, 257 Main.st.
ID room attached. The bedroom is warmed by reg.
lister from the room below. Enquire at
SIS diff No. "a Mechanic street.
VENO LET,-An Upper Tenement of rooms, on
n Mason street. Price $50 per annum. Enquire Of
Z. L. ABBOTT h CO,
$50 diff No. Fagg's Building
A TEN EMF NT Of Rooms on Pleasant St. to
"a rent Price $50 Possession given LIST of October.
Apply at b. Il ABBOTT Il cos,
$50 diff No. Fiaggs Building,
FENO LET.-A Tenement on Lamartne street, near
b the junction. and Allen & Thurburs Pistol Factory
consisting OF five rooms in good repair Price $50.
FHNO RENT.-A convenient Lower Tenement con-
a tanning rooms. Academy Hill Apply on the
premises L. P. CHASE.
s2S eodf
FuNO RENTING store on Pearl street now occu-
D. pied by the Adams Express Co. Possession given
ln few days. Inquire at the office, or of
ape DIFF G. FOSTER & co.
VEVO RENT.,-An upper Tenement of rooms few
g. rods south of the old Academy, Possession given
Immediately Apply on the premises. S. P. CHASE
Worcester June II, 1850.
'HNO RENT.--The large bui ding, No. IS Mechanic
street. Suitable for the Flour, Produce or Boot l.
Hhos manu- acturing business. Inquire of
VIM 0. SWEET 4 CO., 1856 Main street.
apis diff
VENENEMENTS TO RENT,-E. +. ABBOTT
co. will have several Tenemens to rent the LIST of
October, varying in price from $50 to 1925 For further
information, enquire at their Office,
$50 diff no. Flagg's Building
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y ~ Gu, W D. Ii. CLAhhE q W.
NHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & CO.'S.
LOOK At THE PRICEStt
S1.OO per yard for TH1BETs, heavy and fine double
twied goods in all shades.
$1.75 for LADIES' BR0ADCL0THS, in desirable col.
ors for Talras, Cloaks, &c.
$3.75 for very handsome,and well made Broadcloth
TALMA or CIRCULAR.
$500 for a BROADCLOTH TALMA, lined throughout
and faced with Silk.
25 cents for Lyonese Cloths with selection from full
assortment of shades
cents for all woel Plain DeLaines
IL leg cents for yard wide English Prints warranted
fast colors.
12 Leg cents for Mousseine De Beges good printed
De LANES.
1 shilling for Manchester, Pacific, and other De
LANES, in fall styles, and warranted the cheapest
goods in town.
cents for Prints and Beached shirtngs; Id cents
for yard wide Brown Cottons good coored Prints
aed Furniture Patches.
We believe we have never offered so many real good
Ban gains at this time and all purchasers will find it
for their interest to avail themselves of this opportunity
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD & co.
Save YOUR CARPETS, FURs, sc.
- CED AR PA Pc RI
This is heavy strong Paper partly composed of &C.
Oar, and is warranted to be protection against
moths wherever it is used. 1t is highly recommended
put under Carpets for lining Closets chests &c. used for
storing wooen and furs and will be found very seryicea
BILE in doing up any description of clothing, Blankets
to protect them from moths For sale wholesale retail
by CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, Il Co.,
% DIFF Sole Apents for the Manufacturers
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L. & prepared to furnish the Ambrotype,
Mezogaph CrystaOtyle Pictures in the best style Of
the Pictures copied from paintings, engravings Da-
guerreotyps. The pubic invited to call and
for themselves. b LEDoYT,
j. r. HODGES
Worcester, Oct. 6, 1855. diff
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BREAKERS AHEAD !-Haying disposed
hP all my business in Worcester, except the accounts
due the late firm of Brown Co., and removed to New
York, am determined dispose of all that remain I'M.
settled Oct l5lh, at Public Auction TUESDAY Octo-
Der I'D The names and accounts of EACH unless settled by
cash. produce chancery death, will appear in each Of
the daily papers till the day of sale.
ISAAC N. BROWN,
octl dawtf No. 2 Flagg's Building
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M w. NICHOLS PATENT ADJUST
kAsABLE BITT-STOCK,-This Fastener is
believed to he the only successful invented for
drawing the shank Of the b lo the socket and holding
and not liable to get mt OF order This article is recon-
mended with confidence to all who In the habit of us
ing a Bitt-sock, the Bits may be easily fitted and
when fitted, may always be kept tight and cannot
be drawn from the socket shout the trouble Of uniasten
ing.
These Bitt-Stocks arc manufactured and sold wholesale
and retail by the Patentee in MERMFlEID's BumpISoCy
prus street, Worcester, Mass. ON
$50 d3m H. W. NTCUOIS
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-24

shall have finished the business required of them by the
acts herein revived and shall forward their reports to the
Secretary of the Treasury.
Approved, August g. 1854.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-24
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLIC ACTS OF 33d CONGRESS

\ ||I PUBLIC ACTS OE' sd CUNVhESS
UNITED STATES,
Passed t the first session. which begun and held at
the City of Washington, in the District of Columbia,
Monday, the 9th day of December, 1862 and ended
Monday, the 18th day of August, 1854.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, President DAVID R. ATcHrsoN, Pres
dcnt the Senate pro tepore LINN BOYD Speaker of
the House of Representatives,
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-24

and ythree the State of Indiana has lost one of the
two townships of land granted to her for the State
University by act of April sixteenth nneeenth eighteen
hundred and sixteen and has become liable to refund to
private corporation the proceeds of said township hereto
fore appropriated to the support of the State University of
Indana-for remedy thereof:
Be enacted 6g the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of Anaerca in Congres assembled
That the of the State of Indiana be authorized
select out of lands of the United States within the said
State subject to private entry nineteen thousand and
forty of land legal subdivisions and shall certify
the to the Secretary of the Interior who SHALL forth
WITH receipt of said certificate ISSUE the State of
Indiana patents for said lands Prouided The proceeds
of said lands when Sold shall be, and forever remain
fund for the of the Indiana University.
Approved, February 90, 1854
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PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK


Having made arrangements to extend my YES
tern tour beyond the period intended when /
left New York, shall, les lecturlng at
Chicago aud Dfroi'. visit also the following
places. relaAitliflg al each the TINS below speci
hc9
QaiHey. flitnsis, from Hay 7 10 hay q
Buritpgtoa. Zero, from My % 10 May 2s;
DarsHpon Io0a, froa Nay % 70 June ! J.
shall remain al Chicago during The month or
July, and al Detroit through August
CALVIN NJ. FITCH.
Physician fof Diseases Of the Lungs
ST. Louis. May a. 1855 rnayi9 lwd 3sw
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Council Proceedings
SouA rr ROOM. I,
May %, Is55.i


May %, 1885,
Council met pursuant 10 adjournment.
present--The Mayor, and Aldermen
Fulton. Haines. Harrison, Mckee, New.
ton, Thomas and fimberman.
The Committee on Claims. TO whom wa.
referred the bill OF F. A. Whitescarser
reported in favor of appointing some mem
Der of the Council to consult with said
Whiiescarver<
Report adopted and Alderman Haines
appointed said Committee
The Committee on Judiciary reported
Ordinance No. ca, Entitled an Ord.
nance to amend Ordinance No. 40" es.
tabishing and regulating a wharf and
wharfage.
On motion, said Ordinance No. Ga was
passed.
The City Engineer. in accordance with
instruction, reported an amended assess
ment OF the special tax for the McAd1m-
izing upon the lots and fraction OF lots
fronting on Main str, or Second or Third.
between Main and Johnson, Which report
was received, and special tax VI as order
ed to be levied and assessed upon said lots
of the amount respectively set forth in the
said report of the City Engineer
The Committee on Streets and Alleys,
to whom was referred the bids for fur
nishing the broken rock necessary for keep
ing the McAdamized streets in repair un-
I'll the FIRST day oil April next, reported
the following resolution, which was
adopted
Resolved, That the Mayor be authorized
20 contract with Patrick Delany, for fur.
nishing and spreading the rock necessary
Tor keeping the McAdamized streets in re-
p'ir agreeably to his bid Of May II, upon
his entering into bond, with security salts
factory to the Mayor, for the faithful per
Torrance Of his duty.
A communication was received from
Gottleb HaIsaker, asking The Council to
excavste wy on Bank street, from
Fourth to Fii'h streets % as q improve
lois 5 IN q, n u OK g. h.fr4ed 10
Committee On s reefs ald Alleys
An application vas received FROM The
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LAND WARRANTS, PENSIONS. &C.

LAND WARRANTS, PENSIONS, &c.
THE subscriber procures Land Warrants am
Pensions for all tlfose entitled In order Ia
prevent rejection delay and ensure success he
has obtained forms and instructions direct from
LIP. WALDO, E,s.,
Commissioner Of Peaslonso
Persons applying through he subscriber may
therefore feel confident that their applications
vii be property made
No charge unless successful
lie VIII also attend IT, the collection IF any
claim against the United States. having for tina,
purpose an agent at Washington, who has con-
slant scrpss To national officers and records.
Office over Post Office, johnson Street.
LLOYD D. SIMPSON.
Nav I, 1885 dim
Morning Glory copy.
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Railroad keetlng
AT the City Hall to night.

HunRAH FOR fus-LooK our FOR THE
WIZARD Master Wyman, the Young
American Wizard, OF whom all our CO.
temporaries speak in the highest terms,
gives one OF his beautiful entertainment
at Concert liaIl this evening He is a
pupil Of the celebrated magicians Meal
lister and Anderson, and bids fair to be-
come successful rival Of both his tutcrs.
Give him bumper.
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MIscLrp INTO oNE,-The two daily
papers Of Alton found that.therc was mi
fmple scope and verge enough" for
their separate existence, and conseqRently
the proprietor Of the Teieerrrh has sold
10 him Of the Courier, and the Alton Daag
Telegraph has ceased froln among men.
and is no longer found on our file OF ex-
changes.
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kEOKUK, IOWA.
HAVING made arrangenents for per- 80
IL manent business In the above haS. ( =
now offering TO the city and eruntry tt
large and we'll selected stock az .s.w'.t.'
Druss Medicines Paints, Dyes, 60 49, NSn
aishes, Brushes, glassware snA WtSu
0ioss,
Also Perfnmery and fancy articles, Cieses. -
bacco and SNUFF, aud choice aseost1nit q
Family GrocAgees. including Spices. Tean. -
voring Extracts, Candies, Soda, 6a1asstu1. - !
variety Of articles pertaining 10 Inst dsp4stnsats
all which wilI be sold on the pfinciRle q Mo0slY
profits am quick returns" -.
particsiar attention given 10 ps1yas1 y
scriptons. In cases where medicines ~ ~
CURED during the night il h gFsqa6a01 sxGGmo-
nient TO obtain them. This dl1eoJ II
completely ooviated By having my IL
part Of tiie ssme building oee1r H
store; and persons desiring msdicini |. - -
upon procuring them at all hours. aiGg p ~;
without Inconvenience or delay. - - -
Druggists, merchants and ofhess, -
by the quantity, are requested to giss 80 C ].
~ an determined 70 sell on q favsrsA>e1 -
as any house in the city. n Is IS
April 6, 1886 diyi Nse
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GEs. MogRrs AND JOINS BnouoHAM -
The author Of "Woodman, spare that
tree y who also holds high military post
in the New York militia, once, at private
party. challenged any one to make a
rhyme to bis name. Whereupon the
facetious and clever John Brougham took
up the pen and threw of the following
happy lii
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Horses Wanted !,

nNE hundred good horses fer use Of
~ Government wanted imm edistsly, for
which the highest cash price will be psia.A
We have on hand three spans OF farm horse
and one pair Of blood hay mares which We wiz SCI
CHEAP MCKEE TIhRERMAN
Maj -h IS, 1875. DAWN
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al hail 10 thee. thou gifted SOM
The warrior poet Morris
It's se'dom that we see in one.
A Cesar aud a Horace :"
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at the Two New Lime Kilns
FOOT OF FOURTH xrRRrr

TUT UF FOIHTH STRKET.
THE subscribers keep corstan,lv on have
Il large supply Of the best quality III Lime.
Orders may be left at G. Obertop's Man l..
between ID and 81.
Price per barrel, s. cts at the Kim or 10 Ct
il delivered. JOHN ZWART a ~
keokuk, May i, 1850. G3n
NINNY " raori.s III Foreign Lands. nv II. r.
- So; New-b ,-sqoal 10 In. lamrlsslt.
k.'tha ire A hini Journey ~ Central Az
RIGA, by bsysrd Taylor For sale by
GRAHAM X CAVE.
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CT DR.. G. st. c. HussrY IS duly author.
iAnd agent for the transaction Of business con-
necied with this office.
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$500, 600 Reward

w lit be paid Tor the disappearance Of the
W high prices II Hats. The largest and most
complete stock Of Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods
ever brought into The State Of Iowa All OF
which wil be soil at lower price than any
house IN The city Call and be convinced and
get one OF those 81, le Of summer Hatsat
SHELDOS'S EXPORT M
Don't forget the place, 81, Main street.
A pril q, 1855.
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Bright. Beautiful an0 Article
TA Ions PICTpR AL. speGlidiy lllusua-
- Nd. r.o.ivss weakly bv
0nAHAM q CAVE.
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IL A limited number Of Special Notice vi
NJ inserted under this head at 20 cents a line fcr
each insertion, or over the editorial head for 30
cents a line.
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LEND Us A HAND!

We want 70 help every body, aud We want
every body 10 help us do i'll Therefore we
have enlarged our Daily, and We invite every
body to come without delay and subscribe FOR
tie
Daily Gate City
We mean TO make it worth its price, and a
great deal more, ii we can. Our means Of help
ie every body are greatly enlarged, ands so, also.
. onr expenses. Therefore e must have more
Subscribers, advertisers. and more job
ws'rk. And we wish il TO be remembered that
we an execute every variety of
PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
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= little more So" Circulate tie documents of
b. right KIND about your business, If Jon wish
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Us make such documents Now, also IS The
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Notice.


A WELL selected assor.men, justreceived from
Il the most celebrated manufacturers IN the
East. The public and the ladies' especially, are
invited TO call, az they cannot TAIL to have their
tastes suited in every respect
MOORE & HOOPER.
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House Keepers


NJ ILL find at S. W. g. II fuckers an assort-
w ment Of Painted Ware, consisting Of Wash
Bowls, Foot Tubs, Chlldren's Baths, Water
Pals, Chamber Buckets, Water Closets, Ac.
also, Japaned Ware. consisting Of Wash Bowls
Nests Of Trunks, Cake Boxes, Spice Boxes
Dressing Cases, Cash Boxes, Deed Boxes Knife
Trays, Dralners for Glasses, Tea Caldies. Dust
Pans, &c, also, Plated Forks and Spoons, Ivory.
Handled Knives and Forks, shgly, and in sets
ct 81 pieces. Small Grindsones, Epameled
Ste" Kettles and Sauce Pans, Bell Metal Kst.
ties. &C.
May I, 1855. d&w
Water Filters.
sW& al TUCKER.
GRINDsT0NEs.
4 FINE lot OF The usual sizes for sale by
SW & II TUCKER
Garden Troweis.
lF different sizes, for sale by
" sW& II TUCKER.
May !, 1855. d&w
Surveyors Tap Lines.
A WIRED article, aid st. g e r,s.1rn
5 XII Ct Tie kea Paiioek K.
MAJ l, 1855 t&w
MA luS---JGSt received and for safe Low b.
~ BALDWIN. EvtNs 4 TO