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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-31

PENNSYLVANIA Wire Works.
NO. sc ARCH St. between Cd and Sd,

MO. Sc ARCH 81. between I'd and ID,
Opposite Broad SL)
Riddles, Screens,
Woven Wire OF all mes aud widths, with all
kinds Of plain and fancy Wire Work.
Heavy twilei Wire for spark caIcher$. coal
sand and gravel Screens, paper makers Wire'
cyiinter and dandy K Ills covered IN the best
manner, Wire and Wire Fencing.
A very superior article of Heavy Founders
Sleeves. All kinds Iron Ore Wires and ewes.
BAYLISS, DARBY u LYNN.
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EXPRESS Office!

appointed Agents for HOWARD & CO. 5
EXPRESS LINE. and are now prepared to
forward. dniy, Packages. Specie, Bank Notes
&c. TO Philadelphia. New York. Boston, AL
bany Baltimore. and intermediate points. also
to the other Northern and Eastern cities.
The public are respectfully invited to pat
ronize the above line, as it is the quickest and
safest method Of transportation between the
cities and LewiSbnrg.
Packages received BY or before 0 A NJ. will
arrive in Philadelphia the same day. and be
delivered early in the following morning.
Receipts given for time and price.
Phiirdeiphia OGce-,i 4 43. Sou,h Third ST
Oct c6. CHRIST & CALDWELL.
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TLA>S lars. for Pickiing and Prescrvlrc,
" Quarts and Hall Gallons. for sale ctesq
hy CHRIST 4 CAIIVIlf
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A FRESH SUPPLY

0F Drugs. Medicines, B0ChS. NO,iCE>.
" Varieties, StaroEerv, &c. purchased I.
New York and PhI'ad. markets. ha> j">i trta
reed al the Old Mammoth GrHc Srtr Of
CHRIST d CALDWELL. Lew i>iuIs.
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Agricultural.
Chester Comfy
ONE AMI Two Horse In less thliG

ONE anl Two Horse knllesS thllo
" PDWER.-The ulier>rsned being CON
vucei by practical exp 'rIence of the superb
oriiy Of rl,f.r,Ece's Ir n P,r.r over the or
dinarv five h,r>e power now in use IN The
We>l Bean h cpunlrs for thre>hing oui gram.
have purchased IN. patterns and right 1"
maze them. We are now making aud have
on hand a large number, which We propose
10 introduce on the plan If they don't answer
10 The icIer Of the guarantee gwen with each
Of th-m, the machine will he taken hack and
the money retun led. # paid. They are now
almost the only entire Thre>hln" Machines
IN he IN Chester. Montgomery, H"rEs an
Delaware counties. Their advantages are
hat they Wi! 10 almn>t double iha Wurl, 49,
c,rlIns t. the number of horses u>"i tha"
IN. ull machiuc> will do; . they Will save
~ '.a-r ;vn hands 81 and Thr,>h'ng can
O. ,,, lnra >puglv rl,-ri m 90 the btras. in
-.'. the h."F. v r'd r" 'n~rn -
T.. CHIHrn * 20.
Hsr.al.H. 'u.un Co., be-.
"ra'a 'r-r.r. "a,"r.ar.
.r br DO. Roots ''...a Furnace. Tv|ia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-31

4 I the burning of the
"A AriIzan Buildings, on
the 10th of April, and IN the
GREAT FIRE in Market
Street. May lst, 1856, the
genuine ll.unI>G SAFE pre-
served the Jewelry Of Geo.
Nv. SImonS & Bro; Books,
Papers, &c. of Fisher &
Hrn. and Edward Sem,ps &
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Go, after remaining exposed in the burning
ruins for nearly FORTY HOU URS, and proving
c"ncIu>ivelv wha, we have always claimed
for them. their great superiority over all secu-
rites now known.
In these fires. the EIcrring's Safe.
Standing side by side with those advertised as
"warranied l" stand 10 per cent. more fire
than llerring'S.' came forth the acknowledged
'rtor. n'i only rrrcryin. h.r contents rxcllrnt or
DIR hut lrin. Il"ms"l.rs in condition TO 20 through
~n"ih'r ordeal wiil" thu hoa-tri SaanIani-rs f 9th
"r NJ 1krS wrr badly ud UP in every instanr- snd in
s"" r-s th r rniir" contents completely destroyed.
1n the lnh'ir ". would SIMPLY say, that durn- tn.
furt"r T"ars the 1Icrrinss safe has en icfur them
more than two hundred have passed through accidental
hrrs without IL" o"rurrrnc' Of Il singh loss.
We ~nnld. thrrrfr-. caution purchasers a-sin-t tn.
miS1 pre-entafion 4 intcrtst- parties The Herring
fntrnt the "ny Fire prof SAFE made In thi. oi'y hch
Is prn'rrtri ~ Pat-nt Right aud will 1t
'n resist more than double The aouIt of heat o! any
other Safe known.
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CCHOOL ORDERS neatly printed and for
- sale ~ ;he carcric!c Once
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LEWIsBuRG FOUNDRY,

-The subscribers, thankful for
sJ-L-Ies1., past patronage, would inform
Z:,sasii .ssiS the public that they continue to
&. e; ~. .l., ~. manufacture all kinds Of MILL
GEAKING and other castings. Thrashing
Machines aud other Machinery repaired in the
best manner. Castings warranted 20 be Of
good material, and at prices hat can not fail
TO please. GEDDES, MARSH d %.
Lewishurg. Feb. 1851
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CAPORIFIER. or Concentrated Iys-wsr-
- ranted TO make Soap wilhou, Lime. ard
with little trouble With one rasc of - four orrds
soap Tat. Won -au make fgon gallons q Cd IN s-7r.
Hard soap G n 5e made IN the way. l'r sslr ty
CIII~T ! CATTV m
DAYES' WHITE GREASE. fer Wagons,
ID Eu, ierC>gaciS. OnnItuSs>, SiaceS- eic
Il sur cricr article, for sac by CHRIST CALlNfLl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-31

DR. GREEN'S AROMATIC SAP. cer'ar
cure for Dyspepsia and diseases ari>,rc
from an impure state Of the s,omach-aIso a surr ~
veuuve Of FEI-ER IND AGTI-Trirr - cts. rer 20
for sale hv CIiElST a CALIHELL
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,

BprxFIErr, Mass, 10Th Dec, 1888.
DE. c. ATEa: ! d. not hesitate u -ay
sY,e best remedy have ever found ior
Coughs, Hoarsene-s, Inansnha- aud ths
conoomltant symptoms n a Cold, - yo,r
Cs,KHY PECrrn.L. It's constant ne IN
ms practice and my fainiiy for the Las,
ten year- has shown il 10 possess supe-
Nor virtues for the treatment Of iliess
ro,,pIain,. EnEy KNIGHT, ". u.
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G'nr-' Cri.'- iIir,tn Grey. Ec'j 'min B""r. Pct"
u -r,u. Frrl ricS tpp. >ar'nl ';unir"n. iI.nr
~i.o.-n .A. ~ i;.tE. fh mas pay ha' rtllman
ptrii Ser 'nhp II ru,i. Charles Llnyd. d. ". Fore
-4 tTf H.-+- - D. 90.
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6perial Notices.

po.,.Omce Nofice.-CHANGE OF HOUR.-The EAST
YIN NAIL by s;calboai will and after MONDAY
Qst.beI - close at o'clock ?. m. - -
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WORK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER l6, 1856.

II H E To l S 5sr r. ! Of M . L )
PORTER SPIRIT
IS uPwikp AID ONWARD.
41.00O!!!
SOLD LAST WEEK,
wonder for thi. undoubtedly the bes; paper Pss
li.Led replee with
GENUINE HUMoR,
SPARKLING WIT,
RAcY EDITORIALS.
SPIRITED DESCRIPTIONS OF
THE TURF
FIELD SPORTS
WATCHING ROWING. &c, he,
...b r,.t sven style never before Tesehsi ey any
o.L.rr,p.r Below we give small portion Of
TIE CONTENTS:
0"A''--'' By HERBERT.
CorRTING A WIDOW,
(very funny.
RANDOM RECORDS
ByA RovGH WHITES.
THUyDERING COON HUNT
BY LELAND.
s.IJy KINNICUM
BY TIE EDITOR
rrTAIIC CHARMS.
By PERDIx
col. JAMES PIPES IN OREGON
IN WrrTrpTsTING LETTER FROM LONDON
,NtNTEREsTISG LETTER FROM PARIS
STATISTICS OF THE GREAT ST. LEGER
By TorcHsTosr
ANOTHER ARTICLE ON hAAhIMONi.
SPORT IN WISCONSIN.
ANINTFREsTING ARTICE ON AGRICULTURE.
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
IInTFs, COLUMN: FASHIONS, &c tIllurTatsd.l
JOF MUGGINs's DOG AGAIN
An ARTICLE on EMOTION.
By A LADY
HAL DACoTAH.
THE REASON WHY.
By Frank CAHLL.
YIN FIR AND FEATHER
t,DIrs on HORSEBACK IN ULSTER.
T,nIrs on HORSEBACK IN ST. LAWRENCE.
THE EPIDEMIC IN SKIRTS.
TgE PIREMENs PARADE
THE WONDERFUL LITTLE DOG MP.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
GREAT FIGHT IN ENGLAND
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.
MILITARY.
POLICE &c.
The above and many more of the sort help ~ make up
the matter in ih. week. SPIRIT Don't fail 10 get early
this morning
PRICE ONLY q CENTS
FoR SALE IvEfYwHERE.
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External Vigilance IL the Price OF L,peer rIsrrF
YOUNG MEMS kEPJBLlCAN GENERAL COM VII ! u -
ea Tor THIS EVENING Oct To- al ther Rooms 10; 'uu
10 Clinton Hall place al O'Clock 80 complete Ihe
rarsement for Mas, Meeting be held AZ the Acaaey 81
Music on Monday Evening Governor RObINsoS OF
Ksuss, and other speakers have been ENGAGED
T. WILLIS FISHER Chairman
= g. You've and NJ Lyon, Secretsres
singing Glasses, by Prof. Andrade. iae o. .,Gc
Hall viii be- opened the Mechanics Institute roy
School No, IL and 20 4;hsv simple and won
derworkiug French Method Terms for Twenty Lesson
two week. IS Free Lecture TUESDAY, Oct IL az
O'Clock
Emigran I nte Iligence Office and Labor Exchan
Ass beer removed from No. Csnss 70 No vi worm
nat Anthony a. L. doors Of Broadway NO lees
shsIged. JANIS r. rAOA' oSpcIIH',n--
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d Arm ms MUS f u NJ
THURSDAY. October Is, 1855.
ID X T. ID /;

Y,
ID R ED;
A TALE DISMAL SWAMP,
from the popular pen Of Mrs H. Beecher stowe has been
dramatted 1presy for this establishment by MI H. j. Con-
way and will be produced with -
NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY, STARTLING
STAGE EFFECTS, &C.
THIS EVENING at 7 O'Clock,
Relieving that what 10 worth doing all is worth doing
well" sufficient time been allowed the Dramatst 10 do
e TO himself as disting shed suhoess by pro
ducin which and correct reflection Of her pop
adopting merely the II will also be
that this drama (which has been In rehearsal several
weeis embraces the of every member OF the SUPE
RJOR DRAMATIC COMPANY engaged al the Museum, as
well az numerous valuable auxiaes Including last and least
though by the least in Importance the edoubab re-
uoyned and admired "man in miniature"
GENERAL TOM THUMB!
peculiar and fascinating the and digni
fed character of TON TIT" has been expressly written up
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DARADE of the NETWORK FIRE DE-
j PARTMENT for 1856
will he fully illustrated in LFSLIE's NEWSPAPER ready
On SATURDAY Oct 49, with portraits eminent and distin.
,pi,L,d members apparatus houses, etc With h' mum
Der will be- given gratis that superb Engraving
THE MONARCH OF THE GLEN,
er Landeer 2I2O nchesthe whole forming one OF the
most splendid publication. offered in America Price Ten
Cents
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Imnsements.

NIBLO. GARDEN-GERMAN OPERA
~ BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
THURSDAY, Oct. ls fourth night OF
I'D - L.
With an excellent east, and magnificent Scenery and
Dresses
us.ic,l Dreetor............CARL BERGMAN.
Admission, 50 cents
SPECIAL NOTICE-ALTERATIos oF fIhL-On and amer
Monday Oct 49, 1886 the doors will open a. performance
10 commence n7!. 49,.
WEDNKsDAY-Tbe wonderful Rsyel', Blanche, and other
Yrfe rsifm
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GEN. TOM THUMB
through bis entertainments Songs dances Persona
Alter which "a pretty Farce.
THE LARGEST SNAkFS IN THE WORLD! 800
The collection that has created such sensation as cxcene
Al. parallel may now be in their New DeL without the
The DWARF LADY, the HAPPY FAMILY, &C., to be seen
Admsnce everything Is cents Children under ten i2i
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The American supporters Of Col. Fremont v

hold Mass Meeting the Academy of Music in this city on
FRIDAY EVENING,
tb. nth inst, a. 7 o'clock
The meeting will be Addressed by GEORGE Law Gov JoHs
SION Of PENNSYLVANIA THOMAS A JENcKEs Of Rhode Island
spsAker BANKS Judge MARSH Of NewJersey JONI HALE
CuIvsory sHaTTER. HENRY WILSON and other eminent
champions Of FREMONT and FREEDOM
Col DANIEL GRrFN will act a. Marsha and Superintendent
Of the House.
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ITO BOOKSELLERS, sTATIONERs, &e.-

i ONr HUNDRED MILLIONS ENVELOPES n.nofse.
rur,d yearly by LYON RAYN0R who eisn be The old
and tKpeneDeed Envelope AAnais" ie'
Our ueure embraces the greatest variety OF IRE y
eolors and quslies-ncy Wedding and Staple rn'f"Ds-
al A enable sgPPy promptly 10 DC JoeoIs
trade In every part Unisd States favorable tssms
s-l PIES sent BY Mai wh,s desired.
Also, VIKING Papers NIL prices BY ,hs eass or ISi
case Sole Aserss for HAIson Co.'S and West End 70 80
grlo Cream Lad EhlAbcihsn AhAnbrs ast Tinted .Pen
Billet Note, BAH, Leser, ca Also Embossed r.rey
Note LYON RAYNOR. No - Be.k mAn-st-, N l.
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New.York Ophthalm,ic Hospital for Diseases Of

New-York Ophthalmic Hospital for Diseases Of
the Eye, open the Poor from all parts OF the Union
Or tWEPHENsON. Of the attending Surgeons. VIII
Diseases of the Eye dunng the present. winter
10 nedS student, and will also operate and give
thnr Al in yrucOn three tnes week The proh's OF the
Cour,e 10 bv the Hospital Inquire az the Institution.
No the corner Of dav and 9hs, o., al
~ sTFPHkYs0Ns ofees, No. l67 Eat l+th-st srd No
~ BIoeDest, New York
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conclusive reutson of the statement that Col Fremont
- or has Roman Catholic consisting chiefly Of sworn
testimony in pamphlet Of four pages
Persons this document should send in their orders
without delay
Price per thousand, S.
McEIR TIL Tribune Office.
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perfumerp.

GOURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
~ -ls wei Known, cure. TAN. PIMPLES, FRECKLES,
HRUPTlONS, SALT RHEUM, BARBERS ITCH, CHAPS,
CHAFES. TENDER FLESH Sc beside heae the very best
shaving compound ever invented. GOURAUDs P0uDRE
SUBTLE uTroois hsi from fOrehesds upper
rsr Of the body, safely and quickly LIQUID
ROUGE for pale lips and ehseks LILY WHITE for flushed
red and heated faces HAIR by instantly red gay
o. Edit hsr beautiful black brown staining tie
,kiu HAIR RESTORATIVE tot the Hair and mai
,,F vry hAr .of glossy and silky. Fonnd Dr. G0URAUpS
Old .,sbished depot; No 81 wALkER-ST 6r.t store from
grnsdusy Mrs. HAYES Brooklyn and Druggists generally.
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ContribufIons for Kansas-CIothing and Pr


TO THE CITIZENS OF THE FREE STATES.
The citizens Of Kansas feeling the necessity
concert Of action, and immediate effort IN order 70 sup
anticipated Of brethren in Kansas duTng the
snnt Winter beg leave appeal 70 All the friends o. FREE
S TO immediately rward their contributions TO the Naona
Committee Chicago which Committee IL acting ID eOnceI
ih the Central Committee In the Territory. We beg ba All
nbuons BE- through the National Kansas COMMITTEE
"a not individuals unless they fully SuthOfLeo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-18

1,,,ortuerssrip NOtice.-Ihe subscribers have
= T fsr7d copartnership for the purpose Of trans
cng Wholesale and Esal R RFy Gqods business in
% oe hAgg"tp1yoN. q. W. HAMILTON,
D. ~ ~ lIfTlNTTNs c. A. WHITE.
- rrlv %. 1856
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III I'D.
In this city, August 10 Nea Maria daughter Of John
u ana Rosa L. Andrews of Boston, aged l year and
In Boylson August a. Rebecca wifi. of solmon Big
Glow, aged so lOhio papers please COPY
IN west boylston August IS, Herbert Irving, of
Wlaow betsey Brigham, aged Is months.
In Clinton, August "A, Deacon John Burditt aged 70
years and six months
IN hartford, u August :, Susan widow of the late
Ihonas Green, Of eices'er, A4ss, ased Sc
In Andaiusia, Bucks Co Pa, August H. Jane NJ.
widow OF The late Nicholas Blddle, ia 64th year
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MAS q. 1TNTPVR ys.

TEACHhR OF MUSIC 1ND EMBROIDERY
Win receive pupils in the above branches at s. S LEON
ARD's, Harvard Place Mrs II. also has great variety
of desirable patterns for Embroidery which she will mark
upon all kinds of Wooen Silk, Cotton Linen, and
would be grateful for the patronage ofhr friends and the
public.
Orders for marking can be left at PRATTS, 20S Main
Street, where patterns can be seen. jy2l deod&Wtf
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MAISRIED-

In Grafton, August IA at the residence Of Hon. Oils
Adams by the Rev Thomas c. Biscoe A. P Stone Prin-
Gipal Of the plymouth High school, to Miss Lizzie NJ
hutchinson, of Grafton
In Auburn, August 2 by Rev L. ives Hoadley. VIM.
smith Wood Of North Atieboro, Miss Sarah s. Know
ton, Of Auburn.
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OR. CnNVER =,

N q U X A I l n g G 0 r ID A L
AND NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.
This Cordial is the only remedy for those sad develop
Of body and mind caused by early and improper
habits Of youth.
B. That involuntary nocturnal loss of physical
ergy objective of much mischief to the sys
TEN, incapacating the victim for business society,"
matrimony is speedily restrained by this Cordial It is
the only remedy which has effected the desired result in
this malady.
DR.. CoNyERS may he consulted personally or by let
ter without charge at his Office, 32l Hanover Street, Bos
ton, where all orders for the Cordial should be
DrConvers' Medical Work, IT'S pages-THE BEACON;
or, GUIDE FROM YOUTH TO aANHOoD--s the most
important and Instructive book published these
complaints To young it is Invaluable. It will be
given to those who purchase three bottles of Cordial
Price 81 bottle, bottles for S. or SO the half doz
jy1S daw3m
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Wholesale Manufacturer of
AIDES, HIsSEs', q CHILDREN'S BOOTS SHOES,
both seged and Pcgged. Also, Mems and Boys
CONGRESS BOOTS.
Corner Of Union Market sreetsa few steps East Of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
ap1T div
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ID. II. ESTARROOB


MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
PLA N AND FANCY PAPER BOXES
No. 245 Main Street. ld6
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j. Q.
myl2 dawtf
Ro,, Tho valuable

For Satellite valuable estate of the late VIM. A
DRAPER situated Plantation Street. about mile east
of the City Hall A large DWELLING HOUSE, with
Barn. Wood and Carriage House. partly and in good
repair.
With about seven Of choice land in high state
of cultivation, well stocked with great variety of Fruit
Trees young and in good bearing condition, selected with
care without regard to cost.
There is the premises failing well of pure
soft water with many other convenences rendering the
place Of the most desirable to be found in the
city.
For further information inquire Of EDWIN DRAPER, 90
Front Street, of the subscriber on the premises.
ivll DIFF O. A. DRAPER, Administrator
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We have the following lots from "Aucton,' to-day,
which will clear out at the following low prices We
intend, usual to cut looer than any house in the
city of Worcester
Lot -Four Dozen Embroidered Lawn Handkerchiefs,
worth SOC, for lie.
Lot 2. Seven dozen Embroidered Lawn Handkerchief
worth S74c, for 21c.
Lot 9. Five dozen Embroidered Lawn Handkerchiefs,
worth Ate, for Csc.
Lot 4. so dozen fine Embroidered handkerchief
at soc, 621c, and 75c.
Lot 3. $50 pairs Muslin Flowing and Banded Sleeves.
from Csc to 81 SO pair. Perry cheap.
Lot 8. 500 fine Embroidered Muslin Collars, these we
will clear out from Csc to 81 SO each.
Lot 7. 70 dozen Gents ooored Berdered Handkerchief
fast colors, worth 25c each, Tor 15c.
Lot s. pieces Brilliant, superb goods, from 1910 per
yard,
Lot g. 400 dozen first class English Hosiery, all coors
and Sizes from &c a pair
Lot TO- 100 dozen Gents Zip Top Socks at every price
Add the above goodsour stock that remains of the
Sale, and you have collection larger and cheaper than
can be found in the state.
We have for sale at the "Red Figure" price the fol-
lowing
DOTTED Wells, at 20 cents each.
BLACK SILK TRIMMING LAoEs, from 19lc yard
Superior MOHAIR MITTs, from SIC pair.
Isle THREAD GLOVES from &c spair.
Good ENGLISH LACE MITTs, from 12ic pair.
Gents colored Shirt BOsOms, 121c each
Gents Fine White Shirt Bosoms 124, To- 20, and 25c
each.
Gents Pure White Linen Shirt Bosoms, 17c to s7tc
each.
Gents Pure Linen COLLARS, 1Oc and 12lc each,
worth 1bc and 1sc.
few beautiful sets Embroidered COLLARS and
SLEEVES, at 81.
LACE COLLARS in any quantity, from Sc each.
Ladies' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, at Sc, 1Oc, and
12lc.
Ladies' French Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs, from loo
each. Look at them.
Pure Black Silk Velvet Ribbons, from Doc apiece.
Black Silk MORE ANTIQU TRIMMINGS, from 37Jc
apiece.
Tapes Needles, Hooks and Eyes, Buttons, W. Braids
at our usual low prices.
Call Early and Secure n Bargain,
AT THE--
.VeW York Branch,
Sc Main Street.. w Orcesier.
$50 Bowery, New York,
MD
1873 MerrimacIs Lowell.
MACKENZIE, PRATT, &c 90.
PS. MILLINERY in all It's branches attended to
with neatncss, punctualty, and despatch.
Dress and Soft CAPS from SOC each.
AWNs AT MIN NCEs
Good and fast colored shilling and twenty cent Lawns
cling to close out at 124 cents, at
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, 4 CO.'S
A FEW DAYS LONGER.
]. II. CLARKE & CO.'S
CLOSING OUT SALE !
CONTINUES A FEW DAYS LONGER.
Those in want Of any kind Of Summer Goods should
them during this great sale. few OF those
at the City Store l4S Main Street, directly opposite the
Post Office. J. II. CLARKE co.
DLACK SILKS: BLACK sILKs!!
TWENTY PIECES
EtCh BEN S6EES!
FROM AUG TIONti
Now Is the time for every Lady 10 buy BIncL
SILK Dress. j. u. CLARKE a CO. have this dav
received twenty pieces Of those Heavy High Imsired
nnoyer crackugn Black Silks the best goods for aeyvce
manuiactured and are for sale at the Low price az g7
cents per yard, usual price 81 rs. Come to the CITY
STORE, 2ls Main Street, directly OPPOSITE the Post ONCE
and secure great bargain
j. III. CLARKE ~ 90.
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p o r T r a 4 7 4 I " T z X
IA happy to inform his friends and the public, that he
has reopened rooms at O. Foster n Co.'S Block, cor
ner of Main and Pearl Streets Persons wishing to
anime his work. do so by calling as above, or at Boy
den,s Nxehange Once. du lyl0
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DR.. TOURTELLOTTE.


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Gives special attention diseases of the gums and teeth
also, general practice, surgical and mechanical Office
1888 Main street. formerly occupied by his tutor and FRIEND
DR. Vim. Newton, (now Of 0xord) to whom he is permit
ted to refer Over Citizens Bank, Worcester. Mass.
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Worcester BydFOpathFc Tustiaut7OE
on arch and Fountain sts., Worcester, Mess. The
proprietors of this Institution aim to make it CON-
Portable home for nvads ali, The location s
elevated and healthy yet of access from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. S. RoGERs,
and has been limited to the exclusive of
those cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &C., address
Z. +. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attended to. Office hours 2to 4P.M
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Mrs. NJ W. Geraisls. Female Physician
Mrs g. having given special attention the theory of
Midwifery and united with the study about six years of
practice three of which has been in this city, and without
the loss of single mother child, would with degree
of confidence still vGer and recommend her to her
friends generally she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
N. B. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in connection with Dr. Wilson's SeypentiDe
Importer
Residence, 68 Summer street, between Central and Elk
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DIR. henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases of the Eye Office No II Worcester Bank Block
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