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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
The following letter to Mr. Thompson has
boon kindly handed us for our consideration,
and we have concluded to give it hearing:

Inc following Ietter W NIX LhoihpSoI ""'
boon kindly handed US for our consideration,
and we have concluded to give it hearing:
WooDFoRD, March l3, 1856.
D. P. THOMPSON Esq. Dear Sr;-Enclosed
please find two dollars, for Freeman up to the
! close of your " administration, | am sorry
| that the paper is now conducted in quite the
spirit it is. Mr. Boycc, should say, iscynieal
| do not perfectly agree with the Era and lfs-
ttne in their course in regard to the X. s.,
but it is my firm belief, that the manly fight of
the northern wing in Philadelphia last June
Was in great measure due to the bold warfare
of DR.. Bailey and Horace Greeley against them.
They (the anti slavery K N.'s) meant to prove
the position of the Era and Tribune an errone-
GUS one. How they have succeeded in this let
the recent triumph Of the South at Philadelphia
witness. consider therefore the recent course
of the Freeman towards these papers unwarrant-
able, and read its remarks against them with
pain. Even if they were in the wrong, their
long service Especially that Of the Erd) against
the Slave Power, would entitle their opinions te
a respectful consideration.
In the coming campaign a spirit of concilla-
ton is necessary. The North ought to act to-
gether next November; and if it does not, lei
the blame be not on the Republican party. Al
least let there be ua,ty in its ranks.
Regrettng both that you have left the paper
and that you have lost by it, am
ti. Yours Truly,
CHAs. NJ Bass.
PS. shall continue to take Mr.. b. paper
and shall try to pay him for it in writing, tho
fear he will not relish it much, if write OF
political subjects. Y. M. b.
We were not aware, in the article upon tn
Era, of doing more than to request that p"pe
to cease its warfare upon the Americans, ant
90 for union of the North. We may hav
carried different idea. If the Era is for con
ciliation, why does it give sentiment like thi
to the world
"Let the Pittsburgh Convention repudiat
all propositions to temporise or compromise witt
Know Nothingism."
As regards the Tribune, we have nothing t
say against its opposition to Slavery but whe
it abuses Mr. Hale for no better reason tina
that it was stated that the President slighte
him while on visit to the White House-~the
we shall disagree with the Tribute.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
GEORGE p. BRYANT

q go RGE p. RYANT
Wishes to inform all interested that he has leased one Of
the elegant stores in the magnificent building now being
erected by the Mechanics Associations that he PROPOSES
to remove there about the list OF September that is the
determination to reduce the present stock of Dry Goods
previous to that time to a very low figures and believing
that not much would be accomplished by reducing the
price of few leading articles and asking enough for 9TH
ers to make the loss thorough examination of the
whole stock has been made and the prices placed so low
that all who have small means, wish buy cheap can
be supplied The following list will prepare purchasers
for what they may expect:
Dress Silks, stock not large, but those on hand
sold cheap.
10 pieces FRENCH FoULARDs, &c goods AZ 45c
pieces CHBNE STRIPE, 75c goods, sold for CSC.
80 pieces SILKS, embracing all styles and Qualities
which have been retailing from SIC to 81 H. ali marked
down to 75c all other styles of DRss Silks which have
been retailing from 81 % to 81 so, marked ST.
Best styles Plain Black SWISS SILKS at discount of
81 25 in dress from former price.
20 pieces Barrege DELAINES at sxpence; 100 pieces
Chally DeLaines 1919; 80 pieces super do at lie
at 1Oc.
90 pieces French JACONETs, prices from 20 to Csc
100 SILK MANTILLAS, at prices from 81 rs to SIS
10 coored Silk Mantillas last styles, at So So
cost 81 apiece.
Splendid quality of white ground English Printed
BRILLIANTS, at 124c.
pieces super English PRINTS, at 15c, have been SELL
ing well at Csc.
90 Embossed TABLE COVERS at Al rs; 100 ia
Damask Table Covers, at 81 S7t.
so doze1 Linen NAPKINS, at half price.
90 dozen Linen HANDKERCAIEFS, at loo, cheap at
shilling.
Boxes Ladies' SILK VESTS at cost
300 yards remnants Dark French PRINTS at lie; lot
Of remnants all grades Bleached Cottons Swiss Musns
Plaid CambTes, &c. sc. :
100 dozen 25c Cotton HOSE beautiful goods all offered
at the low price of one shilling
100 super quality PARAS0I,s at 81.
10 pieces 25c goods at one shilling.
70 superb Moire Antique ParasOIs at s. former
price S..
25 dozen TAFFETA GLOVES at 42c.
10 pieces GINGHAMS, al sxpence.
10 pieces Plain and Figured All Silk TISSUES at 25c
42c goods.
20 pecs BARREGE ROBES at S., former price Sc SO.
few Lace POlFrS, and French Lace MANTILLAS
will be sold cheap. go Stella ShawIs at SIS, very
cheap, have border inches wde and haze sold well
at 81 30.
10 Blach silk shawls, large size, at So so.
Balance Of stock Of Whalebone SKIRTS, at Al
Colored OAMBRICS at 64c
ladies' please mark this that goods will be found
as cheap as advertised when you call for them The OBJ
ec is to close out the stock before removal and if low
prices will do it, they'll all go.
N b. First price named will be the lowest
GEORGE P. BRYANT.
Worcester, July /, 1853. dl5i&wst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
EMP RTANT MOTTO
NO CHANGE IN BUSINESS! NO
DISSOLUTION
BUT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
D r Y G O 0 ID s :!
WIN. LOCKE g. co.

Nos & Lincoln House Block, Worcester,
70 be sold for the next 40 days at cost NOT LESS THAN
COST as some of our neighbors advertise Our facilities
such that and will sell our Goods at less prices
than our neghbors purchase. LADIES pay noattention
to what our neghbors say about us they found that
they cannot monopolze the trade. We invite all to ex-
anime our stock and prices and Judge for themselves
1t is impossible to give you list of the prices of all our
Goods We select the following being fair sample of
khe whole Read and judge for yourselves:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
rHHo ROAD RuILnERs.-rbe snh.orher

FRSO ROAD BUILDERS.-The subscribers
Selectmen Of Holden, hereby give notice that they
VIII receive sealed proposals, until the 2sth of July inst
Tor constructing about 10 rods Of road and the abuments
Tor bridge near Washburn Co. mills in the eastery
part of said Holden.
Al for constructing about 100 rods of road leading
from Loveyile to the house of 0yin Buttrick in
the northeriy part of said town
FOR specIhcatons &C., Apply to either of the subscrb.
ers' WIN. c. METCALF,
NEWELL MOORE,
TIMOTHY PARKER,
SIMON HUBBARD,
j. NJ. LADD.
hOlden, July z, 1856 d2taW&W3Wk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04

No. III. MAGIC WREATH.-A circle of Wheels Polkas
and Flyers, rapidly revolving around solar centre of
gerbs aud colnred fires.
No. ~ SHIELD OF IRIs.-A large revolving piece
having contra revolving of various cors to pro-
duce when firing most novel and brilliant effect From
the whole radiates sun fires
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
FLIGHT OF so ROCKETS,

DO VII. GHeTER's ALTA pyramdal arrangement
Of Wheels Flyers and Pokas revolving horizontally and
vertically changing from Chinese and Jessamine to Pur
pie Crimson and Green, with jets and gerbs of FIRE.
SHELLS, MINES, AND ROCKETS.
No VIII. hNALE-A qrahd national tableau, on
large and highly ornamented column, enwreathed with
laurel stands tbs Goddess of Liberty resting upon the
shield of the United States and hearing the Cap of Lib
erty Beneath her feet grouped embem of war and
peace On either side of this central stand minor
columns bearing national Devices and ed by the
Eagle OF ourCountry. These connected with the cen
ire AVID support appropriate notices, and ornament
ca with national embems From the structure extend
wings OF batteries palms, and diamond Jet fires, which,
with Mines, Shells and flight of Rockets arching the
whoe form grand and imposing tableaux and gorgeous
Feu de joie
X Torb lions, small Shells floral vases Rockets and
Mines will be fired prouSey during the evening together
with number of flights, and extra batteries The Finale
VIII extend 200 feet and conclude with flight OF 100
Rockets of large size. je2I d2aw&w2y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
FLORAL SHELLS.

No. '. 1855. TIE CRowN.-The Insignia and re-
gala Of Royalty and Despotsm displayed encrcled
with the Chain of tyranny above which appears in char
acters Of C ims0n fire i775-with cradle of Morrins
the structure falls the earth and in its place appears
No.yI. t776. TIE LIBERTY Car resting upon lau-
REL and enclosed by band bearing ID stars and being
surrounded by the inscription "I776" and surrounded
by halo OF brilliant fires terminating with heavy explo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
90 Get.

o. TO LET--A Cottage on the corner of Ans,in
HiiiI and High SITS; Rooms and Barn-rent SS4 In
s4sAq uire Of DR.. o. MARTIN 16 Pleasant St. iva dtf
TENO LET-A lower tenement of five rooms No 80
4 southbridge st; rent SIS. Inquire of J. R. PIERCE
corner Of Main and Austin SITS. iy2 off
TBNEN EMENT TO RENTAL low price
d Apply at No Orchard st. iy2 det<
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
Gmemorks.
DROGRAMME OF FIREWORKS,
July 4, 1886.
P A R T F I R S T.
THE HEART

a July 4, 1856.
PART FRS
THE HEART
WELCOMES HER CHILDREN HOME.
TORBILLONs.
No. II. INTRODUCTION Oh CANDLEs-Crin1son. Green
Purple and Blue Star batteries are inerspersed with
Mines Shells and Varions, forming extensive battery
Of leo feet, and having most magnificent effect.
ROCKETS, GOLDEN RAIN.
No III. PYRAMIDS AND CHAPLsT A Pyramid co u
posed Of Wheels Polka saxons, and Gerbs, mutate to
ChapletS having horizontal revolving base, and COM
municatng to clusters OF jets and mines.
FLORAL SHELLS,
No ". FREEDoM'5 FEsTTvAL.-The motto aJuly 4th y
in silver and coored lance, is 1rrounie and oyerspread
by the Eagle Of Freedom from which spring rays Of sun
fire and marouned jets.
FLIGHT OF ROCKETS.
No. V. LIE FANTAsQUE.-A unique and pleasing piece
composed of Wheels Flyers AMI Chinese Gerbs display
ing rapid and varied changes.
MINES AND CHANGES.
No VI. UNUEO STATES ARMs.-The Arms of the Unit
ted States in appropriate colors, surrounded by
band bearing 13 and bound by l3 les of green.
from the piece is thrown halo of Sun Fires with heavy
reports.
FLIGHT OF ROCKETS.
No. VII. MECHANICS "A beautiful pieca representing
the Arm of Labor and Industry Beneath it is wreath
ored lance Worcester" the whole being adorned with
cts Of Chinese fire.
FLORAL SHELLS,
No. VIII. MOSAIC BATTERT.-A design in lance sill
yer, and coored Of mosaic work. initiates to battery Of
Stars, Mines, and explosion of Bees.
TORBILLONS.
The MONSTER FLORAL SHELLS will be fired 90 times dur
ing the evening This shell is the largest fired in the
United states at pyrotechnical exhibitions and displays
great variety OF garniture.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
1DQrtts.

NEILLINERS WANTED.-Eigbt erst rate
~ hiillners wanted The highest wages will be paid.
Du soOd hanas need apply Inquire at this office
Jy2 dtl
kVR y AED-Elght responsible and enterprising
o; ueinsnuihg goo1 address and industry and readily
yleidIng from ON 500 to SIS per month. Apply to
80 o. T. Il ITEMS CO., lSS Washington St. Boston.
~ dlm Cup two flights
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04

No. II. ''HoME AGAINn--A Stauza Of the time hon
ored song "Home Sweet Home" set correctly to music
and having hew0rds in silver lance. This will be accom-
panied by the baud
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
PART SECOND
ROCKET STREANTERS,

No, 1. The LYRE.-A beautiful representation of the
Tyre resting upon wreath of laurel and surmounted by
floral base, ia appropriate colors
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Mem advertisements.
4 IST OF LETTERS remaining in the lost Of
Il ice at Worcester, July 4, 1856.

Nem ~.
4 IST OF LETT |
IL ice at Worcester, Ju
ADAMS, Amos
Angler, G b
Aldrich, miss Esther G
Adams, miss HELEN
Able, John
Arsineau, Joseph
Allen, Louise
Ames, Martin
Allen, miss Mariah
Arnold, miss Sarah NJ
Ayers, Samuel @ 3
Allen, Francis
BLISS, Annie 81
Brown, miss Adaline
Battles, Albert g
Ball, mrs Abby c N
Burreli, Augustus
Brock, David I
Bos ton, miss c II
Burbank, David
Bates, Caleb
Blood, D f
Bates, mrs E L
Bigro. Felix
Bacon, II E
Beais Il Co..
Rabbit, dr. Henry S
Bartlett, Hermon
Burns, james
Boyd, John
Bolton, Jas II
Benoit, Joseph
Bacon, John E
Baldwin, Julia A
Borden, Josiah
Bigel0w. John
Ro,-irrFon Tor-;s n A
Bacon, mrs Lucretia NJ
Burnett, miss Lucy
Burkley, miss Mary A
Bigelow. miss Mary EFT
Bonler, Narcisse
Blackmap, mrs Mary p
Bartlett miss Mary W
Brown. miss MARY Ann
Billiard Prudence
BigeloW. Mary II
Brown. miss Salome
Bellows. mrs S
Butler. mrs Sarah
Burbank. Samuel II
Billiard, S +
Burnett, WE
Bigelow. W A
Bvrnes VIM
CUTTER. Calvin, md
Cl0utier, Chas
Crocker, Burbank, & Co
Ourrier. Elizabeth 4
Grove, Fletcher
Charming, Barbara
Christian, mrs.
Cooper, David g
CLARK, Elijah
Closson, miss Emily S
Chamberlin, Julia f
Cook, mrs j &
Clark, Jno A
Clarke, John
Clarke. mrs Lucy A
Conaut, mss Lizzie A
Cooper, miss Laura
Gro Sman. miss Mary
Chase, miss Nellie
Cole, miss Maria Louisa
Chapmnn, miss Mary A
Cain, Michael
CLARK, miss Martha J
Clark, Uramel
Conlon, Patrick
Connor, Thos
Clark, Sumner L
Coyle, Thomas
Clemmunce, miss Susan
Cliff, miss Sarah j
Chanin. willard
Crawford ,Zimmeran
DAVIS, miss AIDA NJ
Decker, dr. A
Duane, Daniels
Dibble, Ebenezer
Dickinson, Hanna B
Cunning, John o B
Donohue. John
Deyine, John
Dewey, mrs L W
Dame, VIM
EDISON, mrs Henry
E3taorooSs, miss Mary L
Edgarton, }
Elilot, sarah
Ershine, mrs Susan P
Evans, W IL
FA I, mrs Amelia
Fairbanks, Clarke
Foster ray
Fav II p '-" a
Fl,nn Jona,
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cCltG euCltt5.
Rs remaining in the Iost Of
&, 1856.
Hickson, Richard
Hughes, Stephen
Harrington, Samuel P
Heryins, VIM 7
Hencrenberg, WIN
Hale, james 7
JOHNSON, Geo W
johnson, Prof ] W
johnson, mrs Maria J
johnson, miss Mary E
Jackson, miss Martha
joy, Thos W
johnson, VIM
James, mrs Hannah R
KN0WLTON, Austin
Kenny, mrs
Knapp, Geo II
knowiton, mrs Jos P
Kennedy, Timothy
LEE, mrs AIDA l.
LELAND, messrs (machinists)
Leucille, miss Greesie
Lymmes, lieut. J G
Lavcoalle, Mayloire
Leonard, NJ W
Lyon, N W
Lannegan, Margaret
Lee, miss NJ Annie
Lincoln, misses Nancy and
Charlotte
Leveyal, Pierre
M0ULT0N, Austin P
Mason, BENZ 5
Marck, mrs Diantha
Mann, miss Carrie
Morse, Augustus L
Miller, mrs Elizabeth
Marsh, Geo F
-Melten. Josiah G
Moore, J Henry
Moore, rev Jas G
McauhfTe, jeremiah
Miller, Ira
Mcdonald, John
Morris, James
Mcfarland, miss Mary r
Monroe, mrs Mary Il
Moore, mrs Mary c
Mathesw, miss Mary
Mislvey, Patrick
Morit, miss Olive
Miller, Phineas
Moore, mrs Sarah J
McGregor, miss Sarah
NORTON, Allen
Nelson, Oliver @
Norris, VIM
o'BRIEN, miss Ellen
O'Suliivan, Mary
PACKARD. b w
Pollard, miss Abby
Preston, Anna j
Parks. G L
P1tnam, @ NJ
Phetteplace, miss c Frances
Pitts, David Nj
Parker, miss Ellen B
Pitman, Ellen
Presby, Geo Il
Porter, j
Paine, miss Janette
Preston, miss Martha
Power, Nicholas
Parker, miss Mary L
Parks. mrs Mary Ann
Perry & Larned
Reclel, mss ROsselia
Perkins, miss Rosetta
Peskins, miss Susan
Peirce, WIN G
QUANAL0N, VIM
ROGERS, mrs Almira s
Ross, Hubbard
Robbins, John B
Rice, John 81
Roulstone, mrs Mary O
Roffenson, Nathan
Russell, Margaret P
Rogerson, Robert
Riley, S Il
Riley, mrs Anick
SMITH, miss Alkaline
Smith, Abraham II
Smith, Bradford W
Smith, Samuel P
Stowell, D
Sweetser, Emeline
Scarboro, Elias
Stone, Emerson
Stratton, Henry NJ
Salcoats, Harry MN
Stearns, Dir G 0
Stone, II B
Smart, Hiram
Smith, Giles
Snow, Joseph
Spencer, Jerusha
Stevens, miss Il A
Stone, miss Mary L
Smith, miss Mary
Stuart, miss Maatha G
Sampson, miss Nellie
Stone, mrs D NJ
SSS
Stone, Samuel I
UPsQN, Andrew S. 2
WALKER, mrs Adam
Webster, mrs Della Az
Wheeler, Chas I
wellington, Frank H..2
Walker, mrs Blizateth NJ
Wilson, miss Eliza B
Wilder, Harvey Is
Wood, mrs Harriet NJ
Warmer, Geo
Wheeler, master Henry A
Walker, John 2
Warren, Joseph
Warren, John S
Ward, John
White, miss Jemima Il
Washburn John D
Wellington, Levi
Walker, Mary NJ
Wedge, Newell
Wood, miss Parmelia
Wyman, miss Sarah L
Woodwork, Samuel
Whittemore, Squire, & Co
Wilson & Rice
Walker, Wm..2
YOUNG, mis- Abby J
,he above letters, will please
Il. BANIsTER p. NJ.
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RARREGEs, TISSUES, & CHALLIES.
500 yards Fgurdd Silk and Wool Barreges.
500 yards Plain do. do.
500 yards Satin Plaid do. do
1000 yards Rich Figured ChaIes and Barrege Deaines
The above goods, just received by the subscribers will
he sold cheap as the cheapest.
nyl5 A. Y. THOMPSON h co.
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NARD.-A Circular having been issued by John
~ and Richard Carter, of Tamaqua bearing date june
10 1896 in which they state that Newell, stureyant &
Co. the sole shippers Of Greenwood Coal we wish 10
state that we have BEEN during this entire season. and
are now, in constant receipt Of Greenwood Coal bought
from Il r. Carter direct, aud shipped by them to u.s.
with the distinct understanding that we were to resbin Il
to the Eastern MARKET any other port without restrc
ton Their first shipment to US, per bill Of ladng No
], was dated April It'll, and the last, which we have ac
count Of is No. 3d. bearing date June "a in all y.six
cargoes 7l00 TONS which has all been invoced to US
as Greenwood Coal We have on hand and will con-
tnue to receive the Greenwood Coal mined by j. a r.
Carter OF precselythe quality and condition az that
sold by Newell sturteyant, Co., and will 10 lew DAYS
either publish an acknowledgement from j. 4 r. Carrier
10 that effect something aay satisfactory 10 our eus
toners. HAYES, SMITH, a CO., Is Walnut St
Philadelphia, June 20, 1856.
II. TUCKER, Agent,
jy3 div No. Onion Building, Providence.
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FkNO THE hon. BOARD OF MAYOR
AND ALDERMEN The undersigned would most
respectfully petition to be licensed stationery
engine at their dop No Y Sauhbrkge street and as In
duty bound will ever pray KING & HAYWOOD,
WoIcester June 16, 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04

GTRAY ED. OR STOLEN-From the pasture
~ OF the subscriber, small Canadian black Mare =
whoever will return said to the subscriber on Mill
bury street, shall be suitably rewarded
Jy4 d3tF PETER MCCARTHY.
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FkNO THE hon. BOARD OF MAYOR
y. AND ALDERMEN: The undersigned would most
respectfully petition to be licensed stationery
engine at their sdop No Y Sauhbrkge street and as In
duty bound will ever pray KING & Haywood,
Worcester, June 16, 1856.
CIty of NOrcester.
In BOARD OF ALDERMEN, June 16, 1856.
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered that the petition
es give notice to all persons corporations interested in
the matter of said petition by publishing a COPY OIL said
petition and this order thereon three times in the Daily
spy and Daily Transcript, newspapers published in Wo
cester the first publication to be at least fourteen days
before the time of meeting that the Mayor Aldermen
will be in session at their in the City BALL. on MON
DAY the seventh day of July next at O'Clock P. NJ,
at which time and place all interested therein who desire
1t, will be heard thereon. Attest,
je2l 3ss SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk.
A RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
"A MENf-The subscriber, on account of the state of
his health proposes to sell the stock and fixtures fix
lures alone, Of the Watch and Jewery Store No Bay
state House, on terms favorable to the purchaser
This store considered to be the finest in location and
hnsl Of any in the city, offering many advantages for
or the large stock Of Watches and Jewelry now on
hand shall offer prices that will insure ready sale
to all who may favor me with call.
S. II Go0DN0W,
ie2e DIV Bay State House, Worcester.
H IL GID vi MR .
200 Barrels j, Putnams,
100 C j. Williams,
goo Kibourn Mills,
zoo " Mohawk Mills,
goo Half Bbls j. Williams.
Just received and for sale by t. u. SUTTON,
June 20. NO.7 Mechanic 81.
SUMMER STUFFs FOR MEMS AND BOYS
~ WEAR
90 pieces Summer sufs for Mems ami Bows, wear inst
reserved reserved ny lmyl3l A Y THOMPSON o.
AAA BUSHELS HERDS GRASS
n " ~ " SEED, Northern and Western Glover
seed and Northern and Southern Red Top Seed for saIe
mo ,oso LEE sPRAGUB co.
~ EFRIGERATORs. A large assortment ~
Y all the improved patterns he found az 1850 Main
Street, up stairs opposite the Post Once
myl df T.. @. PARTRIDGE h co
RECEIPT TO PREVENT sCOlD-
Gall at DIXIE cos, and purchase some or their su-
perior WHEAT starchj trial will effect perftc cure
Il is sold extremely cheap
rFrfust not to servants, first trial Jeol DIV
4 EMONs.-5O boxes prime Messna, in store aud
NJ for sale by WM. o. SWEET n CO.,
June 20 1855 Main st.
gtUILDREN'S & MISSES' DEIAINES,
" very desirable assortment Of PRINTED GOODS
IN small figures are now open and for sale very cheap,
Vt GEO p YiNT,s -
meh8 du
- by A. BAssETT p'''N'
lelo du Fostrr's Block.
GUNNY BAGs,--lO 1000 ounry Bags, large sac
taon w I yale ny 4. g. J.BUTrON,
"S' uS"u NJ. Mechanic Street
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Shey1UEs. ShGsUIs.
yIS1TEs YIsITES ! 1000 visites of
the --latest Styles, just received, cheap!
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!t
1000 Parasos of every style and color at tremendous
bargains.
BERAaES. BERAGEs. BERAGFs.

bGuhULD' bE1EhuED. bEhAGES.
10000 yards Figured Berages, all silk and WOOL only. 12s
5000 do do do .....17c
10000 yards Plain and Figured Berages, all Silk and
wool. Csc
1000 yards Satin Plaid Berages all silk and wool 25c
5000 yards very rich Figured Berages, all silk and
wool. ss...ss' s...s......s......s. .26c
70 pieces Black Grenadines very rich goods Mourn
ing, at about oue-half the original cost.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
SILKS! sILKsI SILKS,

90 pieces English Crown and Bichof's Swiss Black
Silks warranted not TO break crack change ustre
In wearing, at great bargains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04

ENT ONLY S25 BY purchasing a double
n q cottage House, which can be bought very low,
person can obtain his rent for the small of S25 per
anncml rare chance-uo mistake!