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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
D3R1REEqhMI4 rH H9o S1tpaatS y oN"0ANnD '
Hn1ass S.;vs sFf pity Of rs
diseases arising fron, dsOrd cred Liver Or Stomach
,,o,' as le eS"s;ip Piles,
Funess Blood to The
Head, Actlity of the Stomach,
F ST1ss or '!s %ts Pc sio 'St E?%S
Esalo"s snkm or F aS nr 'sn 'ns n r's
and d dlcnt Breans, Finlterng at he Heart, Choak
nts IN va bss Wt ~sv @
Pal" !" e he ? skin an" sf Eyss rs
i's"' :,a SSr i%ss%.a h i FL; I'm Coz"
and i 81! spiri ',spt sis.
The pcpeor calling n "e n s Of a" s pnf !" n
its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for witch 1t recon-
It is no new and unrca article but TIM" has stood the
t {s"t The aS,mey IN its f"v"r p[oi"st
known psieias and nyms in al" m parts of nn tho
% annually by The propree IND t. BE- n FIFTH of ny
T H nS es y deserving great celebrity Ys obanea
Pcpa Office and ManutHciOry No. SO ARCH street, Phil
""'''"'' TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA
The German DeFs s"per" cksJg @ h"s in s si
th ss o yer s"' t sY' od s
recommend and ceeriuly recommend them 10 me
public safe remedy for the diseases tey arc H.
tended for superior all other preparations nov ~ use
Vary rasnecfnllv vuurs il. OPPENIlEIMER
THE BITTERS ALI. THEY ARE REPRESENTED 10 HE.
JACKSON Ih., august 20, 1854
Dear SirI have used your German llers ana ma mem
and cnecrtniy recommend tei
The public excellent medicine
Respectfully. yours, W. r. Az hhA'hi''
l.. MAYER says: . ,,o, ,o,,
Tour German Bters is II very valuable medicine hiSe
disposed ali received from and wish ne" supply I'LL
medaely.
DR.. EAYBOLD QUAIL says: on ,o.,
have far tho last wear used the }ers prepared by
YOU, in my practice extensively. 1t will shortly be le ohy
licve that year there will be more soi Ill ms
vicinity than in any other part Of the country.
DIR. RABE says: 80, ,o,,
German Biters have become popular here hhu
wish fresh supply Immediately.
f. A. ADAMS & Co say: ,o,o
RIcH4oSp. Ia. June 2, 1873.
Yolr Filters universal satisfaction all who have used
them.
You shon. bear in that these Bers entirely vege
table thereby possessing advantages most OF the pfeafa
lions recommended similar diseases. az,
Druggists and Soreketpers in every town ana Flhse
' ~ ''' ~ j. WRIGHT Il co,
aul6 lydW&A New Orleans,
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My opponent, Mr. Speaker, persists in saying that
he is entitled to the oor Whether this SO or not
shall not enquire. All have to say is that he will
get hoored if he interrupts me again y
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ENNCnANtst ON FsOSTON-Sis,O00 at 90 days
IA sight, III suit purchasers. for Slit by
aus u II. KENNEDY Il co. u i'HNllH> ST.
f1LE E-.2i0 hnls, serera! qmlities, for ale by
VI ALFRED iEEARNY,
nl5 - Magazine Street
NAVAL. sTORES-6Jtt mi, Tar Pitch and Resin, fer
j. sale by ALFRED kEARSY,
90 - Magazine
ENIRE IsRIC&S-25U00t English, rittsbrrgh and PEN
L sacUa, for sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
sl0 - Magazine street.
WHVTlNG-4l0 bbls, for sne by
w r. ALFRED KEARNY,
plN - MAGAZINE street.
CODA ASEI-2q0 casks, for sale by
- ALFRED EEhRNY,
otl - Magazine street.
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TRUSTEES.
John R. Shaw, s. l.. Levy, ". i. l"ener,
Geo w West A. II. May, Philip A. Shaw,
Richard Lloyd, John II. Owen, S. DeFiSStr,
Elijah Pene, John HALL Robert Dyas,
j. T. Harrison, Rufus McIlhenny, W. II. Avery,
Joseph Hoy, J. G. Cocks, j. f. lScnhonr,
l.. G. ,Inrev, j. A. Dougherty, John RodenhnTg,
S o. Nelson VIM. A. Kent A. Q. Kenneth
Alfred Moulton, =. nesS0nmes, T. r. Converse,
W G. Tunlpkins, John G. Goodrich, J. ENger
L. D. G. Wood, S. d. Curry, Janl6
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Office in iron building of Camp and Nachez streets
CHAEIES BRIGGS, President.
Vital rasi
A. CF
H. P. JANEIER, Secretary.


HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
IA OF NEW OkIEANS.-Ihe following statement Of the
affairs Of this company published in conformity with the
Iyirtincns Of their charter, viz
Amount of premiums received for the year ending
3Sf december, lSJ5 .SJlSu.S ~
Amount Of authenticated risks 3ls Dec 1854. ~ a4 %
Total amount of premiums for year ending 3lst De- -
ceulber, 1855. Sbl0%2 u
Viz: For premiums fire risks. .s278Q-G %
For premiums on river risks. 269. GIG ~
For premiums marine risks.... 925n ~
--S6i0, 500 %
Less premiums risks not terminated
3lst December, 1855. ................ .SlO3561 %
Returned premiums. 26i7 20
--SlO5,2l4 %
Net earned premiums for year ending 3st Decem- ISIS -
Losses during the same period, viz:
On fire risks. ........................S lif0f 80
On river risks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ShbiS ~
On marine rtska $3.50 81
S5i3Dg9 50
Reinsurance expenses, interest scrip
issued, ETC., less interest dsc't etc.. 1868 Ga :.
---S47l,142 Il
Net earned profits for the year ending December 49, -
3lSt, 1861 .sp-'a1S 90
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Interior EntnlnpnlcntS.

MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
MOtNFSINAI No 9mrcts in FrHnklin parish OF St Mary
the first and third Wednesday 1T caci month.
q. WSINW No. ~ meets the first nu third Saturday in
each month in Clinton, parish Of East Frliriann.
All communications intended for the Grand EncHnRmcnt
must be addressed JAS. FurneHuN, G. Scribe odd Fellows
Hall, New Orleans.
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THE r. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA, I.
O. O. F. holds its regular sessions the third Tuesday in Jan
nary aud July Of each year the Odd Fellows Hall Of
Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the year S5tlf. Monlton, NJ. W Grand patri
arCh Thomas L. Bragg NJ. T. e. II. Prcat Vim, Dearon L.
W e. $. Warden; James Furncaux. r, W. g. Scribe H. Will
lnms r. W. g. Treasurer; w. K Mcintosh, Il. W G. j. VI
j. c. Dunlap, r. w, q. Rep s. NJ. Todd, w. 6, Marshal;
Thomas Kecfe W. G. Sentinel; John Frmkford, W. Dep q.
Sentinel.
Ale Gates, R. W D. H. G. Patriarch, of District No 2,
Franklin; Oscar l'nrbcc r. W. d. u. e. Pntrch Of District
No B. Eaton Rouge a. Y. ID. Covert, L. W. d. d. u. Pa
arch of District No 4, Clinton.
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WRIGHT d. CO.'S CATALOGUE Of GENUINE
j popular Family Medicines, WHICH they ot1tr 10 supply
Druggists Dealers 1T Proprietors lowest wli'tSn prices
General Depot Special Agency No. ISL mip q GhArres
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8etitiu Of TIE NIarhtt.

FRIDAY MORNING, October 81
COTTON. There inquiry yesterday, the offers
generally did not meet the views of holders, many whom
disposed await the ArRbas advcc and the reached
barely 1900 bales at about previous We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary food Miiing Tsdal5
Good Ordinary. I'D MidlIiug Fair, ,Hul23;
Low Middling. .1l@l1l Fair ll3,,
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SEYVlNG aIACGlNE~-A superior Sewing Machine,
st-aa Ru6
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MEMORANDA.
ns- The steamer Star from Alexandria, reports Red
River has fallen feet ut Hurricane Bluffs and two ana
half feet at Shreveport, and falling al the down.
Manifest of emer Creole from St Louis for this port sunk
above Columbia Ark, Saturday 18th inst:
1886 sacks wheat 800 bb Keep Bard &co26 do to
Ablrich Pcrrct5i3 do Y chweed0U sacks bran lO2 do
onts Moore yco-l0 hhds tobacco Schmidt &co hls
ples Disco SmmsG0 bnles cotton Richard Nugen
&co-22 coops chickens John OIren.
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NOTICE. = TIE tNDERS1GNED INFORMS MS
~ tcmIs md the lnlc generally hat he has rented The
large and c%lmUd0uS store Oh MAGAZINE street between
Lafayette and GrOd streets, tormrry ruped by ,$N t
fn the purpose Of conducting general tGMMlSSlDE, kt.
CEIElSG AND FORWARDING business. Particular at
tcui"n given receiving and forwarding goods coicd TO
commission merchants. 49, r,,,,-. =, ,,-,,,.,-
E.a,n tnl. u 1rl
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ARRIVED.

Schr Alliance, Mcrcre, from Bonfouca-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
California. Hutchings, from Mobile
Jos H Conn, Lamb. from st Louis.
jas Montgomery, Montgomery, from Cairo.
Osp:ay, kenton, from Alexandria.
Capitol. Ure. from Bayou Sara.
Il " Mcltne Cannon, from Skipwiths Landing.
Lone Star. Smith. from Alexandria
Bella Donna McCombs, from Stamps Landing.
Frank Lyon, White from Vickshurg.
Tovboa Ocean, Chapman from the Passestowed down and
to sea 18th inst, ship Globe-brought up ship Hermann
rarks Susan Lind Florence and schooners JAS Day
W " Hardness and Tres HermanoS.
BELOW-COM MING UP.
Ship American Unon Otis from Liverpool to Baxter Lowell
AGO.
Brem Bark Anna Deus, Hattendor from Bremanha'en' 10
r. prk
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1
Osrood,s ludiun Churu,i!e,
Rawaud's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Toric Syfr;p,
fyynl5oop's Tonic,
Sprcd's FeDrif,lre
Vegetable Fcbrir,te,
i.OEENti1tS.
Sterrlan's Cough and Worm
BTypn's Pulnuilic Waters.
I.ucnck's puIruonir Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
I,oyrttrs Wuhpcne or IIniTG los,
Barry's Tri@nllbernus,
Lyons kmliarian,
i}uyle's Hyperion Fluid,
phalon', Hair Invigoraiur,
.Iayllc'S Hair Tonic,
Van ne,Irei's WAlfurne,
i.o,rlon's Oriental Hair ronic,
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" "a rs - mg rs ,

spn "As unto the church the steeple a
h4 So unto the man the hat is ~
~ Though he bears it, it adorns him,
Though il troubles him he likes it;
Useless each without the other"
Thus good B0WLEs q BLOOD, the matters,
Said within themselves, and pondered,
Much perpexed by various feelings,
Wishing, hoping, dreaming, thinking;
what it was the people wanted.
"kossuth hats" were out OF fashion;
Out of fashion were tie "stove-pipes"-
Iall, gaunt, handbook looking stove pipes;"
SWide-a gakesp were getting sleeps
Getting sleepy, like the squirrel,
When MS winter nuts are gathered.
"Get hat of ancient fashionw
Warning said a passing fogy,
SEQ not eastward, 20 not westward
For Hat Of which we know not
Like some good idea long cherished,
Are the hats our fathers sported
Like some nineteenth century notion.
Is the handsomest Of new hats"
Thus dissuading spoke the fogy,
And our BowLEs BLOOD thus answered,
Only this RESPECTED Rogyl
Highly honOred was the Old time
But we like the present betterj
Better do we like new notions"
So good BowLEs & BLOOD the hatters,
looked about for newest fashions;
Looked about for something handsome;
Something that should please the natives
Looked, and looked, till, on fair day,
FREMONT HATS they CHANGED TO meet with,
Fremont Hats Of form most graceful,
Handsomest Of all the new hats
In the town Of handsome hatters,
In the town where FREMoST HATS must
Take the shine of every other.
Add one hundred, ave, and twenty,
And the product is the nunber
Number OF the store, on Main Street,
Where these hats are sold, at prices
THAI defy all competition.
Worcester, August %, 1856 du
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White GOOds!I

Dotted and Plaia SWISS, Plain and Plaid Cambria, En-
broiiered Muslins, Lawns, NansOoks Briants, Irish
Linens, &C., &C., very low prices We natler ourselves
we can "dO" those goods 'rGythsr" cheap.
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Boston advertisements.

FIVMM0NS, DANFORTH, & SCUDDER,
M Nos 81 80 South Market and Chatham Streets
Boston, offer for sale:
800 Hhds Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars.
100 hhds sud IS Tierces Free Labor Sugar.
$50 boxes Bro. Har. SUGAR
1850 hhds Porto Rico, Muscovado, and Cuba Moasses
100 hhds Free Labor M0LASSES.
200 hhds New Orleans Moasses.
$500 half chests Green and Black TEAS.
$500 bags, Mocha, Java, Rio, Porto Cabelo, and st.
Domingo COFFEB
200 bags PEPPER. so bags PIMENT0.
50 cases NUTMEdS with general assortment Of
GROCERIES g19 eod3m
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MELLYILLE Wnnn.

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY.
SILVER AND PLATED AND BRITANNIA WAR
Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Musical Iasty,lzaenss H.
LEOMINSTER, MASS.
NIB Particular attention paid 70 Repairing u Ali ,pa.
WY
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MASSACHUSETTS, MORGAN,

- MAssACH USETTs MORGAN.
EisTN'N The undersigned gives notice that his fne
NJ\ stallion Massachusetts Morgan, will stand the
49, remainder Of the season at his stable on Pleas
ant Street, opposite Lncoln's Nurserlss Massaebusets
Morgan was sired by the celebrated Green Mountain Nor
gan, owned by slas Hale Of Royalston His dam was
oss 81 tng oet Epgsh blood with The Morgan. and he
Massachusetts Morgan Is OF the finest animals N t2e
country He weighs over 1000 pounds and has trotted
grace Of motion and bottom, he has no superior
The stock Of Massachusetts Morgan inherit ali the good
qualities OF their sire and his colts have been sold AT
prices ranging from 400 TO 1000 dollars
Terms $40 the season. Mares brought from distance
VIII DO kept taree or four days. until served without
extra charge. JAALAM GATES,
myl0 deod&wi 173 Pleasant 81
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The Boston Gem edy.

The of its will nov be made evident; 1t
effects results which no MERE MEDICINE accomplish;
for embodying the success Of thsGermau Chemist Lie
big tsee Liebigs Animal Chemistry, page 264 it
pounded to work chemoayias well as incidentally;
that is it not only removes npu matter from the sys.
tenn but alters the character OF he fluids 10 revvy
the system itself thus while 1t PRGEs and RxpELs It
does not EXHAUST, but TONES a1 STRENGTHENS; its
nedico-chemica action also render its operations PAIN
Less II Is these qualities, joined their pure and
centrated character rendering then Of all medicines the
most convenient aud agreeable to ake) which has given
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12
PATENT AGENCY
United States, GEeae Britain. France

And other European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTSMA AN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents
He continues to make Models and to prepare specif
cations Drawings and all necessary papers, and TO pro.
cure Patents in the United States and European c0un
tries. Foreign business confded only trusty and
sponsible agents
All business confded to Will be promptly attended
to at the L0et rates Casually rs per cent lower than
the same woad be done by others in the proiession)
Having connections with one OF the best Agents at
Washington, and making frequent trips there, am ena-
bed keep thoroughly posted IN all matters relating to
Patents and Inventions thus aording the best aci
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inven
tors in regard securing Patent for their Inveu tons
Inventors will find it to their advantage to put their in
ventiOns into substantial form or Model as prac-
tcable (his frequently Patent in Of ques
ton of priority of invention and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
the Patent Office. as to securing their rights.
All communications strictly confidential. Advice as to
mode of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examna
lions made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented, in use for the purpose or involving the
principles and advice given to the probability OF
obtaining patent in some cases saving from fifty to one
hundred dollars to the Inventor
MODELS of all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office
Deeds Of assignments recorded at Washington Copies
Of Drawings, Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent Office obtained. copy Of the claims of any nven
ton furnished for rs cents.
The Patent Laws, Reports of Patent Cases. and othe
valuable works relating to Patents, together With com
pete list Of all the Patents record at Washington
be st my Office free Of charge
For further information, inquire Of
JAMES g. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
ap17l Office over S07 Main Street. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12

600 French Black Lace Wells, from soc eaohj
some great bargains in those goods.
500 DOTTED LACE Wells, all coOrs, zoe each.
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Books, 5ta.ioae D, &c.

NEW BoOK s!-FoR SALE BY
4. BAKE &c CO..
1874 Main Street.
Retribution, by Mrs. Southvorth
Courtshp and Marriage by Caroline lie HEINZ
Irviugs Life of Washington; Vols and2
Massachusetts Business Directory
Bards Religion in America.
Signs of the Times.
History of tine American Bible Society
English oyclopeda. Natural History. vols, COM
plete
English Cyclopasdia. Geography. vols. complete
The Baked Head; Vol Of Putnam's Story Library.
Emersons English Traits
EmersOns Works, complete.
Saratoga; a Tale of 1881.
The Sgnet Ring ami its Heavenly Motto
All the School Books nsed in the county, Wholesale
and retail. Sc aft
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1000 1000 1000
Pieces BLACK SILK VELVET RIBBONS, from 81 cents
q piece upwards We can give Bargains" In those
pooda.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12

The character Of Pleasant Purifying Tonic, In conra-
distinction to that OF Nauseatna Drastic Physic and
constituted themthe
MOST AGREEABLE MEDICINE OF THE AGE
Infallbity is not claimed for thiBoston Remedy bu
there exist unhealthy condition OF the human body
that Its peculiar action will not fapraby aGectj and no
disease short Of change in ogani structure which It's
continued will rot eradicate nbicent material and
vitality remain out Of which, as II we're to reconstruct
the syetemj person, them needfnd NAME for their
complaint before deciding upon th'appcabiity Of this
remedy their easel they may a 10 Il thew would
to their family physician.
PkIoE5Vita Fluid, 90 cents and 81 per bottle; Glob
ules, % cents and 90 cents per box
General Agents. BURR, FOSTER q CO., No. / Corn
hill, Boston.
Special Agents, MANSFIELD I CO., No. IL City
Wharf, Boston.
Sold also by druggists evsrywhei.
JOHN q, HILL, 229 Main st., Wholesale dealer In
Worcester will supply trade IN icinty at the lowes
prices. Sold also by Bush Co., Sott, Spur and apolh
ecsries aud medicine dealers generiy in Worcester ana
vicinity, -
.....
tFor the proof Of this assertion reference q rade n
Messrs BURR, FosTEH, Co.. the diest proprietary Al
tcine ueaiora IN boston, aug daw1
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GENTS, SHIRT BosoMs |

Linen, woyo, French, and coorsd BoIous, our prices
begin at 100 each.
GENTS SILK HANDKERcHIEFs, large stock
bought at auction, from 26c to 81 Is.
Cotton Fnges and BrsIds, Barreses Tissues, Lining
SILKS, satns, &c, &C., very cheap.
Pins Sc, Needles 80, W. Braids 40, Hooks and Eyes
Lei Tapes Lei Spool Cotton ici Corset Lacsa Sc dozen,
Shoe Laces % dozen, &C., &c.
Tuesday, Oh, and following tsOo ,Ossks.
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SETH TWICHELL,
The celebrated
kS 2E IL a. q ~ sE on o a.

~" ~ y ~ ~ . 0EA " u Y r.
Still continues to and raise Buildings of every do
scrphon in an expeditions and work nanllke manner
All orders left at 40 snmmer street, promptly attended
to- Satisfaction guaranteed.
Worcester, Sept. ], 1866. dawtf
CATTLE SHOW.-The Annual Cattle Show and
~ Exhibition OF the Worcester Agricultural Society,
Will be held at Worcester the oath and 26th DAYS Of
september instant, the 10th being the day Of the
Dairy Show ThrOug hout the State,
Under the direction Of the Massachusetts Society for pro
noting Agriculture.
The Ploughing and Drawing Matches, and exhibition
Of Neat Stock will occupy the first day. and the morning
OF the 26h will be devoted to the examination and dis.
play Of Horses.
All entries Of Neat Stock and Swine, with certificates
Of the manner Of keeping amount Of produce &C. must
be made at the Recording secrearys office the ground
previous to p Of the 2Sd Entries Of Horses 10 be-
made up to o P. N, Of the 25th.
puolic dinner will be provided In the hall Of the 3d.
cley the last day Of the Show, by the well-known ca
terer Aug Marrs, Of Worcester and the award OF the
various premiums Of both the State and County Societies
will be made at the table. WM. s. LINCOLN
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements
September 10, 1855 wists2b
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p Holbrook Co. having disposed of their stock of
Groceries to MessTs BALLARD a SPURR cheerfuIy and
coghdenty recommend them to the favor of tina public
and in particular their former customers as worthy of
their patronage. p HOLBBO0K a. "a.
Worcester, Sept. 1, 1856. So davis
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blSSOLUTION.-T The copartnersbip heretofore
AS existing between the subscribers under the name
and firm of 2 ilolbrook Il Co.. is this day by mutual
consent dissyed All persons having unsettled accounts
with The late firm will please call the old stand where
the senior partner will remain for few weeks to attend
to the same pLINY HOLBRO0K
CHAS. p. HOLBROOK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12

LACE GOODS.
BLACK and WHITE LAoEs, BLONDES, &C., &C., one
half their usual prices.
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Hosiery aud GIOUes.

HOSIERY, all kinds, from Sc pair. Isle THREAD
GLOVES, from SC pair.
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he Whole Regiment i'm Force /.
GREAT EXCTTEMENT!t
UNPARALLELED ENTHUsIAsMtlI

The above great event has created some excitement
among our Inhabitants for the past week. but nothing in
comparison to the "dus" that will be kicked up at the
"BRAScH" next week.
MACKENZIE, PRATT, & CO.,
Having spent the last two weeks IN New York purchas
ing their Fail Stock of Goods have now returned to their
place of business, the well known BrGnch," where they
will be prepared, and after TUESDAY, the 9th instant
to dispense the greatest bargains in Fancy Dry Goods
and Millinery ever offered In Worcester
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Boots ou0 Shoes,


UST RECEEVED-A large lot of Gann's
g% FRENCH BOOTS and SHOES, Calf and Patent
leather Of every variety, and for sale at Boston prices
w GEO L. ALLEN,
Nylo uls1' Brinley Row
A APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS ON
IN WORCESTER AND VICINITY
Ensap You are hereby notified that the Mechanics,
~S85 Union Shoe Store Company have lust received
y large stock of New Goods, which they are selling
S~7at lower prices for the same quality than have
ever been offered in this city.
Notaltas5anding az the oppostae they have received
their trade mas increased Steadily until is now nrrnly
established, and all they ask is fair field and no favor
Inc company tender their most sincere thanks to the cit
1ehs Tor ther patronage and countenance to support
ONE PRICE store. They determined to merit contin
uance OF their support by selling them the best of goods
al the toWest prices in accordance with the expenses
the store.
All persons who wish to buy for cash. and not have to
pay for other peoples debts who buy for credit are invited
to call and for themselves. Every article marked in
PLAN figures, one Price, aud no jockeying
No. 143 Main Street.
Worcester, July IA, 1855. d3m