Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

CUMMINGS s HUDSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES, & SHOE STOCK.
Manufacturers of
Ladies' Cloth and Kid CATERS Boots and Shoes and
Gents Congress Boots and Shoes
Sole Agents for the of Hutchins Leather preserya
tive, or Water Proof Backing. Dealers supplied on
liberal FERNS GJNo. American House Block, Main
st., Worcester, near B. Il W. Il. R. Depot, d1y OF
HI; Inquire of VIM DICKINsoN
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ANOPARTEERsHIP NOTICE.. W.
" PLAIsTED has this day been admitted partner
with VIM; c. PEEDEXTER, of the late firm of PEN
dexter Raymoe, where prepared carry the
GROCERY BUSINESS,
az Wholesale and Retail at the old stand No 10 Thomas
Street. We have just received new and select stock Of
goods, which we will sell at as low prices as the same
quality of goods be bought at any store in the CITY,
trusting by strict attention business, that We shall
merit share Of the public patronage.
PENDEXTER & PLAIsTED,
No 10 Thomas street.
charge. d7t OF
MOTICE.-The subscriber is prepared to furnish
WALTER HENRY,
OF dzW' Corner of Pine and Cross SITS.
NOTICE,-I hereby give notice, that /, JOHN
~ HALL, Jrr have given my son, WALTFR 8, HALL,
his time and shall claim none of his wages nor pay any
oil ms deDts after THIS date JOHN HALL, JR.
Worcester, Oct. /, 1865 d6ts os
NIOTICE-ls hereby given, that The Copartnership
~ hitherto subsisting between AsAPH Il. WHEELER
and JARVIS S. hALLALEU both of Mlbury in the Coun-
y OF Worcester is hereby dissolved The business will
hereafter be continued by the subscriber aud any person
or persons having just legal claims against said copart-
nershp, may present the same to the subscriber who
alone authorized to settle the affairs Of the coparner-
ship JARVIS & MAILAITETf
Milbury' Sept IS, 1856. asa o.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF HORSES
Ne by THE BOSTON AGRICULTURAL AssOCIA.
IloN First Exhibition Of the Boston Agricultural
Association will he held at Boston on y,,es5,y EVsJ,s
Day, Ihursdqy, FRIDAY and Saturday, October 81 81
20, "a, and rs. - 80
Premiums IRON Twenty-Five to One Thousand Dollars.
amounting IN the aggregate, to Eight Thousand Dollars
have been offered, open for competition horses from a
parts Of the Union, rs well as the Canadas.
A Committee composed of citizens Of Boston and vi
entity has been appointed to Cooperate with the officers
Of the Society in percc,ing arrangements the Exhihi-
ton large fund has been GUARANTEED to meet expen
SEES, This material aid, taken In connection with The OK
cence Of the location (being the grounds occupied
last wear by tic u g. Agricultural Socigt and the
amount Of premiums o1rcd induces the expectation tat
this Exhibition will be OF "a superior character.
Sea for six thousand persons have been prepared also
a saloon, with female attendants for the accommodation
Of ladies.
Stalls for the accommodation Of four hundred horses
have been prepared upon the grounds.
Favorable arrangements with the various railroads. for
the transportation Of stock are in progress the terms of
which will be given application at the Office.
The following horses will be upon the ground and have
sgned their intention and contend for premiums
offered for speed, yizi Ethan Aep, Hiram Drew, Flora
Temple Lancet Grey Eddy, Pocahontas, aud Others Of
well known reputation
The Premium List with the Regulations and Program
me Of the Exhibition, will be furnished application TO
the secretary, az Boston. NJ, 4. WILDER, PTeSr
II. s. WINSTON, Sec'g,
100 state IT., Boston, d2sTu o.