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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-09
L. 6. GOULD, Editor.
EATON, o. R 9, 1857.
.0a-eur columns arc hat crowd.

6daEith Advertisements this week. We
shall cndcavor to have moro room in
i eadr next for reading matter" 5i"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-09
Rhcde Island Election.

The Providence JoUrmul contains re-
turns of the vote from every town i'll
tho State, at the election on Wcdncs-
day.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-09

SCGARGoING UP.-Thc New Olleans
Picay~ne says:
Ourintelligcnce from all sources, pub
lie and private, is very unfavorablc to
the growing sugar crop of Cuba. Some
say the crop in many districts will show
a deficit of one-third; others onc-half,
while all agree that the whole crop will
not exceed that of last year, which has
fallen short, as anticipated, about 100,-
900 boxes Of that Of 1855.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-09

THE BURDELL MURDER.-The New
York Times says there is no foundation
whatever for the report that the counsel
of Mrs. Cunningham and Eckcl have
discovered the murderer Of DR.. Burdell,
and will name him at the trial" estab-
fishing beyond controversy the innocence
of'their clients, How such umo ORR
ginatcd, they cannot imagine. 1t is one
Of those fabrications which require the
whole face of an inventive genius to de-
wise.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-09

sl William Morton, who has just
been appointed one of the Deputy Uni
ted States Marshals of Philadelphia. is
the person who 50 faithfully attended
DIR. Kane through his sickness, and who
was his chosen friend during the pcrils
and privations of his Arctic tour.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

palace Hamlet was nothing 10th but, as his
old prudence did not torsake hIm, be managed
to put on a suit OF armor, which was concealed
by his upper garments. Nor did this precau-
ton prove useless. for no soonrr did Hamlet
make his app+ardncr at lhr palace gate. than
the king flung spear that would havr' gone
through the body ofth. Dane, bad it ut been
checked by the nexpectrd obstacle. The en-
mvte Of the king being thus revealed, Hamlet
rpreated 10 th-- spot where h. had left bis Scot
fish adherrniS bat was Immediately pur>urd
hy bis enemy, Who routed the little force Of
Scotsmen, and would have destroyed every mac
of them, had h- not been interrupted By the
approach Of night. When darkness had set in,
Hamlet did one OF those clever things that had
Justly earned him Immortality in the Danish
chronicles. Instead ofresting himself, he care
folly picked up the bodies OF The slain. and raIS-
ing some into The perpendicular with the aid Of
sticks and biz stones, while he placed others on
horseback, he made them present very formi-
daale APPEARANCE. Hence, when tie morning
broke and the BrItons saw the new farce. they
stood StupdIy 5aring,. wondering whence The
auxiliaries could have come Hamlet was not
the man TO lose an opportunity at the head Of
the remaining Scotsmen, he charged the gaping
Britous, wherrupon a general tout ensurd,
in which the king was slain.
Matters being thus settled in Britain, Hamlpt
returned viii both his wives to Jutland, where
he found himself involved in constitutional
difficulty. The people had, it IS true. raised
him 10 the head ofthp provincial government,
on the death Of Fengo, but then this post was
the Gift Of The Danish crown and though Ham
let's maternal grandfather Rurc, from family
considerations, might have been induced to
ioreso somr Of his rights that venerable non
arch was no more, and his successor, Wigleth.
was person who would not bate an inch Of
his privileges. Indeed, The new king had al
ready despoied GrFatha OF all heT Possessions,
on account Of the delinquency Of her son. Il
war between the king and tbe irregularly cleo
ted viceroy resulted iron this false position, but
when the two armies came in sight of each other
Hamlet, who had several gloomy forcbo3ings,
wished 10 shun the contest. At last he yield
ed 10 the per>uasions Of his second wifi Her
metruda, who promised that she would fol-
low him, and Kill herself in ihe event Of his
death. i conflict enSued, in which Hamlet was
slain. yhereupon Hermetruda Immediately mar
rird WgIeth, and thus became Queen Of Dem
mark
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25
HiNLET'S HISTORY.
TOUCHING THE LOR0 HAMLET

TOUCHING TIE LO7S HAMLET.
Many persons are aware tha' the story OF
Hamlet takra tFoR To" Dd"I>A historian SIXo-
S'raa''"4'icSs- Al tRr sam" TIM, lew persons
''a'T [r"a 50 '"'lc' hS q ''"T O >aN'-"Faa''."'-
tca>' i'T He "r''" 'h I,'t'n' a"i ''iS D''E '> a
a0iI'. hy "f'''S 'A i-ai'i,' f''a" secures 'n'-
"'''ti'Y Il '7r 'Nf'"s7 % iE'i'" 1F't, !" I.d'
oT rams ~ 'F'al''" "r F'S-S 1" "A'7"Si'"' -'o'
are 'o,,"S "5",'g@ q '''' 'f>'"' "'t VA" va
w. FF"P'r hET 20 RAD 'l an r">y F'>'' ''"'
'"ss'oiy N"" '',S hoF'2l"'''i{ Ii%c'o, ana %
'F'oIa a ''S't V"'""T t,' 'i'r'f Hs"G>' 'oi'o'
ldf'"i@ a4&'''S' ''a','- ''SN' ''''s every al
ou ''l' ~ '"AH'''''> '''''''''','
ma '"'Tf '"'9e circumstances, Il Is Pfo2ao'r 'na'
NY. Prfs'o" N"o" FNGr"d'og'y niue, ol IN"
= - c''''"a[y character OF ha"Iri, ana that ~h'n
o'y nTaT0 Oh" ''n' 10 ms lt,roo, mat ne :.
'reeqt 10 'u' an a"nc disposition on Wry
in lha' 'ne grave P7asantrlrs o. '0r tragedy
IS qrl6e sole consequence Of 9'S 'o,aotaTy &C.
.r as 'ety' h7Hce' at tar r.sN OF 'a'na,"S an an
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

III - '''s '"''' ~ an :,
','a' ~ ~, WV al'9a' ,so '',S's"iu-
3ea", ~ ~ ~ SusP'I'o''N ~ i"o'Ftet'
sfFa' U'di ,i ho'iAFhSp ne c"h''lN1a taa' ms
h@Hre should approach as nearly as posSible TO
that OF scarecroW, and he sinntted over hlS
face. 50 that his FEATURES We're scarcely discern
ible. However, when h. made certain wooden
books, and having baked item The fire, con-
ceaIrd them carefully, saving that they were ar
rows for his understandable, the more shrewd
persons OF the court, notwithstanding The laugh
ter of tie fools, dpeenled mere vas sona "mp-
ihod ia his madness" and communicated their
Doubts 10 the vicrroy.
Frnee. therefore, drtri mined 70 watch his
neph4w closely and. on one occasion when
Hamlet took a ride into the woods with some
yHuih OF his own age, II was expected that his
true character would he revealed. But his fos-
ter brother warned him thath+ was surrounded
bv sqies aai accordingly, 10 sustain his char
actpr for iu5ecjlHv, he monaied his horse u5ih
his head toward the tai-~fiich he used as hrl-
d!l-thvrpbv causing mach augh and diver
SION.
Had Hamlet lived al the end Of the spvpn-
teenth century. instead Of flonfiShng at the
commencement Of thr year nnthiu.. W. should
have concluded that h. frarpd hi, sham charac-
ter az tn model olCharles The Second, as de-
Scribrd by tina; famous epigratn, which says
that the Merry Monarch
'.oeyer said foolish 'hing.
60 anu ''Fsf' 'i', a N'sr 0's, -
'','' y 'I'V az p3."' ~.
a0's - Ah''''a'''I 's ''P,''' .', '''s''''s
:" NP.'s'.'' -, W. ,-,.ai - -,,.D,I
y '''-e - -
- 80 Nc '',..',l =, -
nltg ~
it''''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

I :
had been contrived by that very person. Be-
lPre Hamlet bad set out for Britain, be had a
sfcond interview with his mother, in the course
d which he requested her TO pretend, after his
absence for year, that she bad received news
tofhis drath, 70 perform as much OF funeral as
His possible when the corpse IS wanting, and to
Bang the great hall Of the palace with Melted
tapestry. By Queen Gerutha, who was OF
Femarkable plant disposition, all these orders
saRere carefully followed, though she knew we'll
Enough that she would see her son again at the
fnd Of tweleemonth.
Most obstrePerous was Hamlet in congratula-
ring himself on his own happy return. The
quantity of wine that he procured for the re-
Hrshment OF the conrlprs was enormous, and he
added practical joke to his verbal pIrasantrirs,
dancIng about with drawn sword, that he
aourishrd in the most reckless fashion, 50 that
81! were at their its eud for fear they might
recelve some nnluCky gasd or thrust. HIS own
fingers be really did cut, and the courers took
advantage Of the circums tance 70 tasten the
sword to the scabbard with nail.
Through all these proceedings, great deal
Of drinking went on, I'LL at last every one ofthe
couriers had fallen from his bench, and was "
ing Spnseless on the floor Hamlet now took
from his hiding place the wooden hooks that bad
caused so n,nch mirth in early DAYS, removed
th,. npl-hangngs from the walls, and 50 fastened
them over the sIeepers, BY myans the hooks,
That escape was impossible. IhiS done, be sIuI-
ply set fire TO the palace and proceeding 10 |
fengos chan5"r, took down the sword i'iai was
banging over the sleeping KING, ana hung up hls /
Own IN lis place. Great was the CONSERVATION /
n fT"9o "i'rh oe was aN'akroTn oy voice '''a'
sa'o' ID d" D" PI'a'Sao' Tone - rn@o' your RFaV7
i'Th are purni % aSnTS, a"" .ia'n,tl :
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25
Select l1oetrn.
a SPANISH ROMANCE.

az FRANCES + oseoop.
Bright fell Thy smiling ray,
Rosy aurora.
Where AiYarado lag,
Dreaming of Mora!
10 he(tent stole youth
!. LLPP"fSely as morning,
- ~sesas his nien IN sooth
Fall OF proud scorning.
Bright, wsyY locks fell o'er
Eyes wildly beaming,
Deep the pmmed cap he wore
Swallowed ileir cleaning.
To his pale cheek there came
Hue> like The sunset,
For his light, fragile. frame
Thrilled Tor the onset.
Fercelg his sword he drew,
Bold Vas his beariHg,
While on the knight he threw
Words OF wild daring.
Cryihg-"Thou craven talse.s'
Datk the knight lowered e{ia'
.'He Asho IN battle halts
Proves hlm eo%ard,"
Eoag hasl te eaIraly heard
Isas Alsafado-
Jug eaebfarlng word
ilaflslf bTasaao
Rpt That litter name
TIE eufling,
III satll swpfd "a fame af
Insnls4n fhr air @hIrlug.
Proud as his pnneely foe,
paaliles - IpilaHarf.
SpFingiqg m, meet ihe blow
SpraRs the bright straRger,
Homes>ssac kstIle sfeti--sa1aAi s3
Al his feel iying,s
Pale as The wanpg SlaT- 7
NM is it dying
Back fall the can and plume,
Back the bright trrsses-
No NOR heT ro>y bloom
Meets his caTeSseS.
Lightly her lovely hair
Float, DER ms shoulder,
To his arart's mad despair
SOFT hi arms fold her.
"WMworrh the day." he cried,
%e-tpsj Lsuord!
49, left thee. my bride!
Eos the false Mora
Then in her wistful eyes,
Blue as you heaven,
He saw her soul arise,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

QT~It was never determined until feceHtlv
who struck Billy Patterson. No one doubts
now that he was struck by the panic
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

EXQUISITE SENrrMGNT.-" What" exclaimed
the accomplished and fashionable Fitzwiggle to
the eHquisiely lovely Miss De La Sparrow
grass ''what woald You be, dearest, if should
press the stamp Of love upon those sealing-wax
lips e.
81" responded the fairy-Iike CT eature 'should
be-Stationery p
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

GZ-THE ALARM fell among the bachelors on
account OF the decision, by the courts, that few
visits and friendly attentions to a lady might b.
construed INTO an engagement is subsiding, under
the following method of protection. Out West,
the bachelors provide themselves with cards duly
labelled, Good for this call only" which are
sufficient evidence of no serious intentions.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

~ A Iankee, who had just come from Flor 81
ence, being asked what be bad seen and admired,
and whether he was not 10 raptures with the
Venus DE- Medici, replied, "Well, 10 tell the
truth, don't care much about these stone gals
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

157"THEY SAY---r 2 said Kerchbergs ss2
"lt Is not true !" exclaimed Faustina,r e
"What is not true, Countess ~ asked he in
amazement.
"Whatever begins with qhey say > is on the
face of it not true"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17
tNE & CHAN ICs' UTUA
f I r e
INSURANCE COMPANY.

A. the annual meeting of this Company held at their
Ohce in Clarks Block, on Tuesday JAN 9th the follow
ing namel persons chosen Directors for the year
Henry 4. Denny Worcester, Geo. NJ Rice, worcester,
Geo. blackburn, Boston, VIM. B. Fox, Jr. f"
Esek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel Fainter,
Aonzo White, Leicester, sam'lL. Hodges Cherryvy,
II s. Denny, Clappyille II. N Bigelow, Clinton
At a subsequent meeting of the Board HENRY A
DENNY was chosen President, WIN. s. DENNY, Score
tary, aud FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer
This Company has been III successful operation since
May 1855 and continue to insure in their Mechanics
GLASS, on favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings, Stocks of Goods first class Machine shops
and non h3zardous Property generally Communications
addressed to the President or sccretary viii receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Dan. Z 1851 dtf il
6sEVyl Nes- MACHINES WANTED no
= BEPAIR-The undersigned has procured the ser.
vices of an experienced mecla9c, Who will devote his
time to repairing Sewing Machines, that any person
sending machines to the undersgued by express 9TH
erwise c4n depend having them repaired in thor
ough manner with neatness and dispatch, and at short
notice.
Also, constantly on hand great variety Iron and
Steel Saw Arbors and Lathe Dogs La hes built to order
and all kirds Of Jobbing neatly and promptly done Ali
orders addressed to the undersigned will be promptly
tended to and neatly executed.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Third door from Exchange,
On Cypress St, Merrfed's Buildings, Worcester, Mass.
DIG ds
RJOTECE.-The Subscriber, having been duly an.
Ls pointed sealer of weights and Measures calls up.
all persons to bring in their scales Steeyards and
Measures, and have them sealed.
VIM. TH0MPS0N, Merrfeld's Building,
Cypress street, third door from Exchange street.
p. S.-Seales and Steelyaris repaired.
i2S diff
To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in the
premises: .rE
ggHE Trustees of the State Reform School at Westbor
Cugh desire inform the several Courts of the Com
monwealth, taking cognizance Of juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School is occupied by a larger mum
Der of boys than fitted provide for They therefore
request th at present. be sent there Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees to remand portion Of the the
Houses of Correction, provided by law. To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given.
By orde oil the Trustees.
TH0S. A. GREENE, sec'y.
Marlborough Oct. II, 1866. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17
RATES OF ADVERTISING
,PLANATloN! Eight to ten words make alne-10 to
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENT

For the Daily Spy must in all cases, be paid in advance
atthe rates given above Persons residing at distance
may readily ascertain the cost Of ary number Of nser
tons, by consulting the table, and remit accordingly
T The contractor square year with the right
change has also the privilege of making up his space
with several small advertisements If he chooses Larger
advertisements at the same proportonate rates.
o. Advertisements inserted every other day, on
special days, two thirds Of the above Advertise
ments ordered inside all the time So per cent advance
Special notices, rs per cent. advance.
Loaded business notices, in reading columns 10 cts
Inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals rs cts Obituary notices, in ad
dition to the record of the DEATH cents per line
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, 8 weeks $780, Each
additional insertion 20 o.. One square months $500.
One square, year, 5000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17
AIAKs. sHE.ENs. SILks

. "~AA'TS aAEANHS CAEAAAsDS
New Silks, for 90 cents
&c -" {" 62t cents.
F" :" " rs cents
All cur rich and high cost Silks at great bargains
b ACK SILK
10 Pieces English Crown Black Silks, only S1,OO.
10 Pishod's Oil Boiled Silks, only 81 CO.
10 /" E" 6 extra haayv
u Government d'Amerique Silks, only 81, %.
Gro Brilliant Silks very rich, only 81, so.
20 Black Silks of other makes, as low as 81 cts
The above is sample Of the many bargains to be
found at store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

20 Bales Brown Cotlons, only Ct cents.
IA Cases Beached Cotious, only 81 cents.
Cases yard vide Bleached Oottons, only cents.
Cases yard wide Bleachei Cotous very n. 10 cents
"a 12t cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17

7 c . II >. c Q HIS.
1914 Lancaster Quilts for 81. 25,
IO-4 I4Tk
liza Lancaster Quilts, for 1924
English Toilet Quilts, for LIS.
Also, large invoice of English, French and German
Toilet Quilts rich design, at less than Auction prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17
NE PLU ULTRA.
LAL ELLIS
GTi2ssgC HE0t9' EOm6C,


An admirable preparation for preserving and identifying
the Human Hair
The Climax Hair Tonic includes in its composition
many OF the most potent known remedies 1t is combined
with the most elaborate care and with strict regard
to proportion that due effect is given to each ingredient
and the result is combinaon elegant recherche, and
unsurpassed in point OF efficacy by any other before the
public
Just so long vitality exists in the hair the appca-
tono the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail to be beneficial
Its invigorating influence will make itself perceptible.
Its action by removing danru and other obstacles from
the scalp, destroys their whitening Effects and leaves the
way clear for nature to doher part.
As compound for dressing the hair, imparng to it
soitness gossines and richness and also rendering the
sfest and drest hair susceptible of the most tasteful
arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic will be found inValu.
able Nervous headaches frequently removed by a
vigorous application of the Climax Hair Tonic with
stiff brushing.
Possessing delicate color not liable to soil anything
with which it Genes in contact-of pleasant and de-
eded yet not too prominent oior, the Climax Hair
Tonic it what the proprietor has aimed 10 make it-a
compound at once elegant and effective and Of unusual
Intrinsic worth.
Sold in large bottles at twenty five cents per bottle
Prepared only by GEO r. SPURR, No. POI Main St.,
Worcester Mass, and sold by traders generally.
diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17
CLOAKs. CAPEs. rALMAs.

In this department. have Grand Opening every
day where can be found the very latest richest styles
varying in price from { 80 up, Lnd5ess Cloths
All Wool and Cotton aud Wool ladies' Cloths, in every
color and quality, cheap. VeIvers VeIvets. We
living weekly invoices real Lyons Veivets which
we can sell to defy competition. We have also
large assortment Of Cotton Velvets which will be sold
cheap.
s2s Deg. Ribbed Hose, in all co'ors, only 25
cents pair.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17
Vol. XII.-No. 49,
rHR wORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLIoATIoN.

Printed and published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, &
rEsNIs DREw at No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17

MOTTO Es-The subscriber having purchased Of o
~ K. EARLE his interest in the Lu er business,
would most respectfully tender his thanks to the pubic
upon the firm for the past eight years. and at the
time would solicit continuance Of the trade pledging
himself that exeron on his part shall be wanting 70
meritthe 1t is his intention 10 keep on hand at All
times good stock, and Of the rst qualtyof every dc
scriPton Of Lumber, required for Machinery and
Building purposes
Also. Lime. Plaster, ana Cement, to which
branch Of the business LEWIS ssTH win give his whole
attention. All orders by mail or otherwise win be
nEH0n q gNau Fl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY
Gro kern, 81
81 NO CHANGE II TIE
CEsOCG&EKgY BUSHN E1SS /! {!
STILL $4,000 WORTH
CROCKERY, GLASS & CHINA WARE,
PAPER HANGINGS, @.
To be sold as soon as possible.

Contemplated changes are spoken Of by my neigh
bor things to be wondered At but it is within the
memory Of that several changes have been made a
the same place yet the Foundation of the " Heart Of
the Commonwealth has thus far stood mistaken.
They speak Of Great Discounts to he made on all
their Goods, including JAMES EDWARDS & SONS
Stone Ware, which they specify the best in the
ket.
beg leave to to the public that have on
hand both Tea ann dinner Ware Of EDWARDS, which
would be glad to sell at 10 per discount before or
after the oath of January next.
have on hand large assortment Of
JOHN ALCoCK'S GOODS,
which consider far superior to EDWARDS and as have
boCh kinds on hand, would like any TO show Che
difference between them 70 any who will favor me
with call AS Mr. ALoooK has price, and warrants
all his goods not to orGekLe, unable to the
discounts that can on E1wads Upon examination
think any one will say that Alcocks is the cheapest the
LIST PRICE s.
Ihaye on hand as usual a large assortment
TABLE CUTLERY,
Britannia Ware, Silver Plated Tea Sets Knives Forks
Spoons, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Tin Toilet Ware &c.
which shall sell at prices be bought in
this city.
PANNEL AND DECORATIVE
p A p e r H a N G IN G S,
have just received large lot of New Patterns of
PAHNEL and DECORATIVE PAPER HANGINGS,
suitable for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms sc. Having
made arrangements with experienced hand to hang
the above, safely warrant entire Subtraction All
uy common Papers will be sold regardless of cost to
make room for my Spring Stock.
j. p. HALE,
DDS d&w4w 1s1 Main street. Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17

NOTICE. All persons indebted to the lste Arm Of T.
settle without delay. THOMAS EARLE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17
WHITE LINENS

Cases White Linens, slightly damaged, worth 62i
GENTS only So cents. SHIRT Fonts O., l24 IL 90 and rs
cents Best C0lored Cambrics 81 cents. Best English
secia 10 cents Best Sarsenet Cambria 10 cents 100
Comforters, worth $500 for Sl,5O. 2u0 GENTS
sHAWLs, large size, alt Wool, only 40. $4,000 worth
of MUSLIN, EDGINGS, and INSERTINGS, at your
own prices.
NIB Customers should not failsto give US an early
pal as determined toclose out entire Stock.
VIM. LOCKE, & CO., N
Nos. 4 8 Lincoln Honse Block. Main st. opposite
Boston and Worcester Depot "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17
ALPACAS, ALPINES.
Alpacas, 12t, 20, 25 ard S73 cents.
Alpines, 62t, IS and 95 cents.
Mourning Grapes at one-half the cost.
PRINTS, PRINTS.
Cases Prnst, 81 cents aa
Merrimack, Cocheco and Pacific Prints 10 cts
sHAWLs, sHAWLs. SIAN

sHAwLS, sHAwLs, sHAwLs.
500 Cashmere Square shawls, worth $40 for So.
200 =" Is, for 10.
100 {. o0 for 10
10 Cartons Cashmere Long shawls, at about half the
original price.
Bay State Long Shaws, for So.
Waterloo Shawls, for, So
Empire State Long Shaws for S..
Mourning Shawls al kinds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-17
Preri.ou. q reb. I, ZEE, .

Previous to Feb. I, 1857,
We shall sell all Wooden Goods Laces En- broderies
Millinery, Fancy Goods, and Trimmings, without regard
10 cost.
Ladies, if you want to buy a cheap Collar, 60 to
Myers.
Ladies' il you to buy any cheap Camrie or Mus
lin Band, go to Myers.
ladies', Il you wantto buy cheap Black Lace Vel,new
style, with bugles, go to Myers. ia
Ladies', If you want to buy cheap Trimming, go to
Myers.
Ladies' II you want cheap Millinery and Fancy Goods
70 Myers for he is bound to sell them cheaper than
The cheapest. II you do not believe it, just give him
call your earliest convenience and he will prove you
that such is the He has also lot Of Coored Cam
brics which he will sell &c per yard to clear them out
Come early to secure gooa bargains. 1ra
Don't forget the number. n tsr.tft
t'a j. l.. M YERS.
21O Main Street,