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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-09


,Nsp York, Jan. 29.-Tne Heraids
Washington correspondent, telel raphs
that Gen. Cass made very elaborate
speech Oh the Clayton and Bulwer treaty,
which occupied two hours and half in
the delivery Gen, Cass took up tbs
Monroe doctrine and discussed il at some
length in opposition to Mr. Calhoun's
views. He believed the difficulty between
England and the y. S. would never be
settled while Lord Palmers,on was at The
head of the British ministry. Mr.. Sew
ard will follow on Thursday, his speech
is nov in type, !. will make six columns
OF the National Era. Gan. Wilson will
follow Mr.. Seward
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gs1- Michael Francomb an old resi-.
dent Of Madison, Wis, dropped down
dead IN the street on Saturday las.
tsg- The Rev. Geo. b. Whiting, one
of the missionaries Of the American
Board. died of the cholera at Beirut, Sy.
ria Nov. Sth. He had done missionary
duly in various parts Of syria, for thirty
SIX years.
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.Nsw Orleans, Jan. 90. The Black
Warrior has arrived A. this port with Ha :
vana dates to tho 18Th.
Nj lie. RecheI still remains at Havana.
the weather recently has bsen tie Geld.
est ever experienced in Cuba.
The Sugar marke, is active and the sup
ply unequal 10 the demand. White IL
l-2all ga Per Aroda yellow 8 l-3al
Ia reals; Molasses s reals; Musco, ada
8 reals per key.
By the Louisiana we have Galveston
dates TO the 10Th ult.
The weather throughout, Texas has been
exceedingly cold.
A, Clarksville, Red River county, snow
remained on the ground since las, De.
cemher.
The Brazos river 10 frozen so that q,
Trace teams crossed on the ice.
The Louisiana Leg stature organized
Yesterday all thu officers being Democrats
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ReDaDlican state Con vention.

4 State Republican Convention will BE- held
n Iowa City on the 22d day Of February, A. D.
1855, for the purpose o. putting ia nomination
men for the different State on sers. to wit: Au-
ditoe Of STATE, Secretary Of Stat, Treasurer oi
State. sud Attorney General.
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YALE WINE =. P.fLE vt NE 49,
Before purchasing phase examine our stock, or
forward your orders BY mad, t. Us, and We will
attend 20 them promptly. Ii. A. PORTER BRO
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y. D. advertisements.

SINGERS sen WING MACHINES
~ These celebrated machines in practical and prof
table use in all parts OF the civilized world In all the
various trades and in sewing every Of fabric, either
Of c1in or leather thsy have been fully tried and ap
proved SeTi1g machines Of other manufacturers often
fail to work but SINGERS Machines
Always Operate Perfectly,
being strong durable and complete in conrigance and
workmanship perfect Sewing Machine kept employed
affords ceqr profit of $1,000 year; but an imperfect
one csUss Of constant vexation and loss The entire
reliability Of machines is great reason for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
of fra and delcate construction, are recommendedby
other manufacturers. Such machines made to catch
the eve, not 10 perform substantial work The truth Is
RmAy sewing machiEe5 ought to be stronger than any
other because they into less skiu hands than when
sold TO manufacturers, aud used for greater variety
OF work The machines which nave proved best for all
other purposes, must be be best for niy use aud they
are singers The speed Of yur machines has lately been
doubled No other can compare with them i'll quantity of
work,
New machines of the latest improved style will be e,
changed on liberal terms for old sewing machines of our
own make, for operative machines of other manufac-
turgrs Local agents wanted 20 sell our machines.
n B. All persons desiring full information about sew
ing maehiaes, o5ainitby applying for copy Of I
NJ Singer Cos Gazette" paper evoted entirely to the
subject. Il viii be sent gratis. I. NJ SINGER CO.
Pg,ucpal GihCe, So 5 Broadway, New YORK.
BRANCH OFFICES.
a Hanover ST., Boston, 142 Chestnut st., Pha.
81 Westminster st., Prov los Baltimore st., Baltimore
dence. East Fourth st, Cincinnati.
2It Broad st., Newark NJ. Chicago, Illinois.
345 Broadway Albany, NY. SIS North Fourth st Louis.
G6oyersvil'e, N Y 81 st. Charles St., New Or
9S Chapel st., New Haven. leans.
II Buchanan ST, Glasgow. 20 Dauphin St, Mobile.
Scotland.
o1n
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IFrom tSs Jerssu Ctr Tete "a nj ID'A00.
2 AYVVON TOR NEW ROCHELLEI
Blackberry Plants.

~ p r C ES r E D C ED!iE
The subscribers have become Agents for the sale of the
genuine Lawton Tor New Rochele) Blackberry Plants,
raised by Messrs George Seymour & Co.. Of South Nor
walk, Ct, apd Mes1rs. Hallock, OF Milton, NY.
we are prepared TO receive large orders the coming
FAN md Spring. deliverable from the middle of October
until the Ground freezes and from the middle OF March
until the middle Of HAY.
pBIOES-S20p per hundred plants 81 per atty plants
81 per dozen; 81 IS per Half dozen pltnts.
Cost Of package for dozen half dozen, l2l cents;
for hty or hundred, rs eenslarger packages proper
donaby less,
The name Of the grower, who win personally snperin-
tend the taking up and packing, with directions for set
thug aud euitigating, will accompany each package.
The plants raised by these parties have been during
the last year. forwarded to eUery part Of the country
and very few instances OF failure have occurred although
the setting outha often been entrusted unskiul hands
u Orders must be accompanied by the cash to ensure
fulhlment
We are permitted to refer 10
Hon. Horace Greeley, Editor New YorR Tribune
Orange Judd, Esq, Editor AMERICAN AgriculturisL
James j. hapes, Esq, Editor Working Farmer.
Scion Robinson, Esq, Agricultural Editor N Y Tribune.
Thomas Drew, Editor Worcester Spy, Worcester. Mass.
Stafford Cleyeland, Esq, Editor Yates County Wing.
Jane s. Gibbons, ESD, No. 10 Wal street. New York.
Richard II. Manning ESD, No. 81 Cortaudt st.
N p. Orders shoald be given early inthe season as
practicable and will be filled 10 the order OF their recep
ton.
Pamphlets may he obtained of US on application by
mail otherwise free OF CHARGE giving statement Of OK.
gin, history, characteristics, &C.
DREW FRENCH, Fruit aud Produce Dealers,
SOB dawtf No. IS Barclay St., New York.
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a CAED TO 4 n LADIES'
Dir. DUp0NCDs GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES.

Tha combination Of Ingredients In DOCTOR DUpON-
CO.'S Golden PitlH. are perfectly BARN
laas. They have been used in the private practice
ladies tty 10 their ereas ana negerAaiag success
IN almost every la correcting ulariies reheY
ing pNnui ana distressing menytuauon, particularly at
the onAaBe OF ue. From 1--we 10 ten pits viii cure that
common sec dreadful dise8se M Whites Nearly every
lady ia The lend aunets ir0m mot eomptlnt The above
IN, has p.rmans9ty cured thousands and viii cure you
II you h'etNfl' any e.hnothAm YOU the contrary,
they a Distractions festore usture to s pro0er
chlnue, and iuvi orlc hs whole sysen ladies' whose
health will not permit an increase OF family viii fnd
these Pills preventive, For partieni,ra sse AZ
feetols on the box. Pce Sland win be gan 10 ioliea
eona1eutiay, w ma by encioAog Sl n either If he
following agents JAMES GREEN, Diuu1ist IN Mgin
street, go Il. spuRS, 20l Main street, an DAVFh
SCOTT 2b Main stree, W9reestewha 10 general Agent
FOR this city, ana who VIII a0 supply dealers at pro5re
etlr's pricot. j UpONCo Poprislof, lew York
Fjf sat By o uraninal d Son, patielsanyill0 Conn
Ro aart Geer, N1reiehj Weeks Potter Boston,
div
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ReoL Cstnte.

o. FACTORY FOR EALE.-The Bionson
@i ani Brm 1sli Manufacturing Co. Offer for sale
lasz-tneir COTTON FACTORY in 6IoSs0S: with tie
land ard tenenlents connected with t. The Factory
Quilting is built Of stoac, To- by A. thrse stories high
win hnshed attic, couta Ming goo Spndles ami a
Looms Tenemens for - families and 50 acres Of land
Ierms very reasonable I1qure Of 4. v. PORTER. OF
Mopoon, or SUNNI Err PRATT, Esq., Worcester.
olo d2aWf
- CHANCE. The subscriber will sell his
i piece consisting Of 2 nearly new House. Barn,
s and acr.s IF land, with great variety Of fruit
Itl sated On Pantatioa Street near the Blooingiale
road, j ahes from the City Ea Amply on the preni-
se.' any day atser 2 p. e. FRANCIS G. tII3EER.
jyl7 dsoAGwtf
E5yOR SALE-oNE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
Il LY L0CATED
BIZ tt DZr3G E0TS!!
IN mis- CRY, stust3 at corner Of Grown and Chatham
Streets containing about 5000 square feet Of land For
particulars inquire Of
s23 off u W. VAIL. 1850 Main st.
- FARM FOR sA1lE.-rbat valuable es
@iA tate IN Auburn, mie5 from this Office we'll known
s4e7 IS the Baird Place be had for cash credit or
CITY properly. tor further particulars inyuire Of p
kNQWLt0N, at Goullios's Planning Min, or S. KNOIVL.
ION, on the premises. mvl ar
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
rEnvs OF prnLrrArlov.

Printed and Published By JoHs MuTos Earle, &
T7sHAs DBEw a. No 2l3 IaiH Street, Worcester Mass.
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EaTABLIsHHD IN 1855.

p. Y . u II G,
DEALER H.
Fg3S 81 F0oas, I7og8,
AND USGF Uh ARTICLES
Respectfully informs The public that he is now receiving
his winter stock Of
iL5ren's sleighs and Clipper sleds,
o0KNG HCBsEs AND YELoCIPEDEs
Games Of various kinds,
Metalc Bird Cages, Baskets and Willow Ware; all kinds
If Beds anl B1gle5
PARAGON UMBRELLAS
OF Elk and Bingham.
PinkEng done, aud Eyesots set.
Marsi for Embroidery. from any pattern you may
bring. All kinds Of Embroidery Silks Sign Of
s4TFEE VARIETY STORED
waldo BOOK next to the Bay State House
ie33 dsWtf
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ma USiC EwACWER.--A Lady who can give
iva good reference 70 her ability u teaching music
would ke 10 rive lnstrtc,ou 10 the Piano Mtodeon
Apply ~ No, WapleFh Icrma reasonable. a20 dn
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HEEEY aaanRIcH.

CHkRIEsTowN, Mass, Aug 0, 1855.
Gents;-N0thng but duty and sympathy that felt
to Communicate others that are affected as have been
the benefit have received from Pref Woods Hair Res
torasive. When FIRST commenced using it. my hair WIS
quite gray, and in spots entirely bald have now used
the Restorative about five months and hair is over
three inches in length on the spots where it was bald
have also been much gr2tGed the healthy moisture and
ygor Of the hair, which before dry and has ceased
to come out as formerly.
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ME- u. ROBTNSnN,s INTELLIGENCE AND
Hns GENERAL AGENCY 0PFlOE,
No.239 Main Street. over rhiyer y Taos silicon.
A GENT for Wm. H. Bnrnap'a Magnelo Electric Ma.
n chine. usei specific for Nervous diseases Of all
forms. Bee Circular.
BDIANO FORTEs and seraphinee. one suitable
church, for sale or to 1T at the lowest priass.
YHVu HOUsEK gEPEaS--Good Girls desire SIC.
N ualions.
HNaNEMENTs WANTED IMMEDlATELY--
d. Both large and small.
K ENTs AND BILLS Collected, aud Circulars dis.
tributsd On roasolata terms, aud ct tho shortest
notleA deodn oss
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IL = Nj Cd v A L :!
THOMAS T. SMITH,
TAILOR AND RAPER,
Has removed his establishment from Clark's Block to
FreeiRnd's New Bloch,
At the corner Of Main and Foster Streets where he will
be happy to meet his old toners, and as many new
ones as choose to honor him with Il cir patronage He'll
at all times prepared TO make garments in any desirable
tyles, and will guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
NONE BUT TaG BEST
-OF--
G. U S T o NJ w O r KIT /!
VIII be allowed go out Of the shop and the sub,
scriber Is confident that by the same personal aent on
to his goIk which has secured to him so liberal share
OF the public patronage, to merit its continuance.
ap21 dG -
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DAILY PAPER.-Eive dollars per year; $3.50 for six
nonsj q % oT three months; 10 cents per week. single
opea t5o cents each. tsn paid strictly in aaDance,
deduction OF 81 year will be made and apFoporaonate
e5uctjou if paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEz.LT P&PEB.--prioe two dollars year; 81 for six
months and SO cents for three months II paid strictly in
advance, 81 rs cts year, single copes cents each
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODs!!
(Just recei0ed By the steamer Bailey
Cheap EMBROIDERY Store /!
1I2 Main Street.

Thesubscribrs would respectfully inform the ladies' of
Worcester and yeiaty that they have just received the
srgsst and best assortment of
E2ss6a'O5Jep'5es. Trimmings,
&c. ever before exhibited in this county.
In consequence Of the large purchases wish they make
they enabled to offer this pleasing and charming stock
at prices which are 80 per cent lower than can be pur.
chased elsewhere. We would your particular atten-
ton to stock Of
PRINCES. CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
And Black velves Ribbons,
of all widths
IN our Embroidery department, you viii find very
rich selection Of
Muslin aud cabro sets of Collars and Sleeves to match.
Honiton and Maltese g {"
Cambria and Muslin Band of all descriptions at very
low prices
new style Of EMBROIDERED HANDK'Fs, which
oTer very low; besides every style of that kind of
goods usually kept in store of this description.
Real White ald Black Hoaiton, and madse Thread
Lace.
worsted and Wooden goods at prices which defy com.
petition.
Among our assortment of Gloves, we have ALEXAN-
DaE's KID GLOVES, at rs cts.
Ladies think OF that aud give US a call.
nls WlxIAN & HANS.
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EHAvA 10Y rs So g- 3 R p 2 .
COSMOPOLITAN RT ASSOCIATION

FOR THE THIRD YEARi See the rare inducements! :
The management have the pleasure OF announcing that
the collection of WORKS OF art design for distribution
among the subscribers whose received pre-
Yaus to the 28th Of January, 1851, is much larger
and costly than shy previous year. Among the
leading works ia SeulptureeSecntej in The finest Mar
bs--s the new and beautiful Statue OF the q Wood
Nymph the buss Of the three great American States.
men, Cay Webster and Calhoun also the exquisite ideal
Bust, Spring" Apollo and DIANA in marble, life size.
Together With The following Groups AMI Statues ia Car
rar mar0le0f the Struggle for the Heart Venus aud
hpple Psychs AagiGlen; Child OF TIE Sea; Innoceuc;
Captive Birdj and Little Truant, with numerous works in
Bronze and collection Of several handred Oil Paint
ings, By leading Artists.
The whole OF whish to be distributed or allotted
among the Subscribers received prevl-
Gus to the wenyeighth Of January 1866, when ae Dis
ribution will take place
TgRMs or sUBSCRIPTI0N.--Ever subscriber OF
three dollars 70 entitled TO copy OF the spepdid Steel
Engraving, Saturday yht" either Of the following
81, Magazines yaarj also, copy Of the Art Jour
nai one year. and ticket in the Annual distribution Of
Works of Art.
tul Engrayng or Msgasne year, bnt also receives
the Art Journal one year, and Ticket in the Annual
Distribution making four doiars'D0rth ofrsading mar
ter besides the ticket, by which valuable painting or
niece OF statuary may be received IN addition.
Those who prefer Magazines to the Engraving, satur-
day Night, can have either Of the following year,
Harper's MagaEne GOdeys Lady's Book; United States
Mas azine; Knicserbocker Magazinei Grahams Maya
zne Blackwood's Magazines Southern Literary Measln
ger
No person IL restricted a single share Those taking
Ave memberships remtting $lbare entitled 10 six engrav-
ing 70 six tickets Ia the dstribuii0n or any ve Of
the Magazines, one year, and sir tickets.
For further particulars, zee the November Art Journal
sent free application. S.
For membership, address 3. A. ROWLAND Honorary
Secretary, 141 Main street, Worcester, Q. L. DERBY
Ac;uary. q. A. 34S Broadway, New YORK. ME
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lVE ACCOMMODATION.
The Central Loan Office Of the City Of Boston,
No. LOG Sudbury Street.
A. j EsN x l n S,
Where money will be literally advanced,
10 large or small amounts,
from one dol ar to thousands,
Up1nthe deposit Of merch 4ndise generally,
Gold ard Silver Plate, Watches,
Jewslry, Diamonds Cans,
Pistols Clothing, and all
Articles Of Value
The public are invited to call as above,
where they Will be convinced
that more money can be bad
al less interest than anywhere else,
aud that new and second hand goods
can be hougbt and sold to better advantage,
than at any other place in the city.
At this establishment will at al times
be found large assortment OF
Watches, Jewery, Clothing, Boots, and
Shoes, Musical Instruments,
Cutlery, Articles for Personal
and Family Use, and other
things too numerous 10 mention.
u Remember the place, l06 Sudbury Street, Boston
sl6 dFu& e&w3m
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APPLE PAIRING & SLIDING Machine,

is ready to upply reasonable terms at Wholesale
RETAIL of the best and most practical nlachines
now in 1t will pare ard slice AZ the rate Of 40 Bush
els per day. that which other machine has yet been
able TO accomplish IL is not spiral Slice bat cuts and
separates the slices from each other you would slice by
hand and performing the work with great allcrity AZ
the apple poatoe placed ron The fork dos not
require to he hands touched By the workman using
tbs machine until il s into slioes Tor use
The core, by slight motion of the maehiae is removed
from the FORK by the OF pawl nicely Constructed for
that purpose
any wshg the operation Of the machine, can
have opportunity by calling at the clce No. Pleas
street where orders viii be received for the maehne
Worcester, Nov Is, 1855. G. N, GOULD.
MS eod&w3m
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IeaplU0IuIy yVUIs, Nc1
Mrs. II. A. sT0DDARD.
From Mrs. Iagal5, awell known nurse in Boston

From Mrs, Ingalls,, well known nurse in Boston
Boston, Oct. 19th, 1855.
Gents AT your request, and beng highly pleased
with the effects Of the Restorative free TO state that
my hair had become quite thin, and entirely iORite
have for the last five years been in the habit using dye
but hearing Of the eXraor iinaY effects Of this article
was Induced tn try it, Ny hair has been restored to its
original thickness, and toit5 former color which is
htbroHu
Yours respectfully, hrs. INGALLS,
The following is from the Pastor of tie Orthodox
Church, Brookdeld.
DRo0KFIELD. Mass, Tan. IL, 1855.
Prof. Woods-Dear Sr--HaYug made trial as your
Hair Restorative, it gives great pleasure say that
its effects have been excellent in removing inaammaton
dandruh and constant tendency to itchiuE with which
have been troubled from my childhood ana has also
restored, which becoming grey, to its ginai color
have usef no other article, with anything like the
pleasure aud profit.
Yours, truly, J. x. BRAGG.
From the Jersey City TelegrGpa,I
WHAT FoR-IHIS WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE -
Is 4 question asked daily by hundreds We answer
without hesitation fear Of contradiction that the
only article known which will do all it premises for the
human hair.--H viii reaet0 its groWfh-H tgiI stop
its taii g8 gtH restore its natural color IL is not
Hair Dye, but speedy and elcacious Restorative
o. J. WOOD Co, Propretors, 312 Broadway, N. Y,
and III Market street, st Louis, No.
o17 dag8m
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SD p OFEss or " ODDS
HAIR Es ESTORATEVE
oRKED MIRACLES


THAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAY CAN BE RE
stored perfectly to original growth and color 50 far az
their locks concerned, does nat admit Of doubt be
sides, it viii every possible disease of the SCALE
whether developed dandru itching in tie shape Of
cutaneous eruptons-eyen scald head-aud in no pessi
bic case will it fail of curing if by magic nervous or
periodical headache, and if used twice week by the
young regularly it viii preserve the cQor and keep he
hair from falling, to any imaginable age Read and
judge,
Milford, Worcester, Co. Mass, Nov 1856
PROF 0. J. WO0D-Dear Sir; take pleasure in
bearing voluntary testimony the magic effects of your
wonderful Fair restorative AS far back 1856 my hair
commenced falling off, until the top Of my scalp became
bald and smooth glass and is has continued fall for
great many years, Notwithstanding have used many
celebrated preparations for restoration Seeing your al.
yertisement, was induced tn give your article trial,
and to my utter astonishmen found latter few applca
tons, that my hair became firmly SCI, and assumed
glossy and beautiful appearances and by The time had
used quart bottle, my bald head covered over with
young and vigorous growth Of hair which is now from
one to two inches in length and growing fast.
Yours, truly, HEIEY GOODRICH.
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a large assortment OF White and OaOred Flannels of
every Tidta and qualify.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT !
I-ish Linen, soft and high finish.
Beached Table Linens, danask and snow drop pat
tern, IA, 81, 1O-+
Bleacbed Table Cloths, damask and sA0w-drop pat
tern, g., "a, -4,91O.
Napkins, s, :,
Doylies eli sizes.
Scotch and Birds Eye Diaper.
Plain Stripe and Check Cambrics.
Plain Stripe ana Cheek Nainsoek.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns
Swiss, India, and Book Null
Hair Cord AMI IDENTITY.
India Linen.
Linen Cambrics and Lawns.
ladies' and Gents Plain and BorderedJLinen,, Hand
CHIEFS.
Gloves and Hosiery.
Baioa's best qaality KID GLOVES
Ladias' Kid Made Sls Gloves.
Ladies' Kid made Cashmere Gloves.
Gents BID, six and Cashmere Gloves
Ladies' and Gents German and English HOSE.
ladies' and Gents Merino ard Lambs Wool Hose.
Ladies' aud Gents BLACK and Peirl Six Hose
Misses aod B3ys Cotton, Merino, and Cashmere Hose
Boys Cotton, Merlno, and Cashmere Half Hose.
LADIES' and Gents 3Ierino, Lambs WOOL and Cash
mere Vests.
Oar WOODEN DEPARTMENT Is well stocked with
Cloths, Cassimer5 aud Doeskins, for mems and boys
wear.
RIBBONS AND TRIMMING GOODS.
We have large assortment of Ribbons and Dress
Trimmings of every kini, on second aoor.
G-rurchasers viii and it foe thetc advantage to ex
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Sept. o, 1855 DIFF
E@ AMOVAL. r NJ v A L
C. a. B6OWNENG
Is happy to inform his numerous friends and customers
thae he has removed to his
NEW MILLINERY HOUSE
Mechanics Building,
the most SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT in the United
States
By the latest arrivals from Europe he has selected and
THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT
Stocks OF Goods be found in the country consisting Of
BONNIE TS,
Ribbons, Feathers.
silks, Blond Eigings,
satns, Ladies' Dress Caps,
Yelyets, Hesd-Dresses and
French Flowers, Millinery Goods
Of every description,
Dress TrTmmf ngs. Sc.
Also, a LARGE and ELEGANT STOCK of
E2la6F0ider5eS.
consisting of
CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN COLLARS, BANDS,
FLOUNC1NGs, EDGIEG5 and INsERrINGs.
Collars and Sleeves to match; Real Thread Edgings &C.
The subscribers facilities for procuring goods, are
second to no house in this trade. The stock will be
offered at wholesale Retail at the very lowest prices.
All orders for manufacture will be under the immediate
supervision Of some of the BEST IIILLfNERS in the
country, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
20 Wholesale Buyers.
That department will at all times be stocked with
large variety Of goods, which will be sold at prices to
compete with any Jobbng House 10 Boston New York.
C. A. BROWNING,
No. 2 Mechanics' Building
o. Of Worcester Mass
GENUINE JET BRACELETS AND
NECKLACES,
Just received and for sale low by
]. L. MYERS,
30 Main Street,
% d1 Third Store South Of lincoln oase.
MOTHER GOOD TIME COMING!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-04

Flannels. FlanneIs,
A large assortment of White and Ooored Flannes of
every Widtd and quality.