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9asAssss RssDsan6 1oks.
49, 80 g. kaeA pxsnA1~~ Gaas

AnssO SsSsaS 49, 61soss1B 49, 0eooBoo.
tarsd h thssesaAsy. We ssssplsd thsassa.
y Of he naasfastursrs solely fos ~ par
pess u hAsiaG : constant sspply sl.gesd
isksf for or Own ne. We havs asd sxpsst
constantly 70 hsvsos haad gsed ss1piy
Of ths vsfioss Qualities Of Inn, wAssh
printers eaa procure Of - q ~ usuai
rstss.
CsAHoH o. TmH.-Ths Ksoknk and 81.
Louis Pasksts viii leave Kssank, On an f.
tef to-day, y o'slosk :. =, aad arrive q
Ksokuk q II esslssk :. !.
The sssaasss Jsaaais Deans asd Ksoksk
viii form " line, nakiss tArss s,ips !
week sash, SD % Monday packet lsaves
Ksoksk q O'Clock :. 4.
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seven Plate stoves.

WE have also, four sizes of d Why HEAVY,
w Plate Stove which viii produce a powerful
h.a
Drums Of every dimension constantly on hand 70
d box and coal stoves, Mt ~ Main-st.
apr3-d C0Ms1OCk d BIO.
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CA111A1x DM1oEs
AAVA a. hAnd lAses Vt q ~ oa6siaessan1
luGg3ss, manu1aet1pe1 Il New 0aveos Osan.,
- Msv-yt =. -hsch VIII .-li Tow =:
Q4l4t - ~ short eesdit.
1nsee 0els1Aess and Dsseiss sfsaiI " tA4lsAest
49, Ma44 ~ Int rote natesiAls, a. ~ Uaanr
~ ssl - ~ Uni1ed etates, ard win y ~ =
y xss 49, 49, similas astiels eaa y haa y ~
! eIss' : lAsGs Fl q Asshl. aad stasl. Han.
Cav - szaaiee ~ sssssslvss Il ~ ca.rlse,
IL = ssass ~. =. s:....: - e
Essksk, Msy ~, sssaaAwSn 8 -
AaxR ~ . TAe06An1 0e91nGS.
pAk4lGX AC1Ou44 - inst lssSivS3 Y nae-
xleeeat uo~tae lean4 Eesnss 6oraH 0s1sxa
IN ~ 4esldlAes ~ 0aIS1 CnS
<neat, fBUm tht na1n1ae1oty u
~. ~ - = ) hassain, = ~ ifsln-s(.
~ q svSSy 1.s.IPsiea ..sSzssss;;s15s
- Gees eAN1 4. BRIO0Do,
seAsa u kata-stssss.
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0Ssns Of or eoats.porasis ass qss-
ting TIE high prices Of prsdsss II Ieua,
hay . 30 pr To-, corn . 81 pr bssAsl,
and potatoes q el.S0942, for instaass,- -
- the ssscts Of spssalssion, very sassasti-
oally throwing y the rsnssk thss iasA u lid
State y TOO vslsabls % Ssiss sssa asA ps&s.
soss upon. We hsvs % Aispssitiss 70 blsst
the edsos Of any thiag which y ssleslasea 70
restrain the spirit Of nsrs spseslaalea, 81
the high prices in Iova are too plaialy ~
sfibutAble to sonsthipg slss than tAst Ths
last years immigration and the sossually
long vistsr created dsnssd nors thas a.
squase TO the last seasons professions
That 10 al.
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A. oaHAsalsissA Discevsrys..A Ros.
ssivs Agos Eraaleasss1
cevsils BssseSns MIXTURE 10 positive care for
Fever and Ague and all Bilious Dissases. This
aixtsss he's been before tbs publie for nunbss
q years and has always hssn sssa With sussess-
Isis . Aasisisss and ssstain remedy. Get pan-
palstfsos The dsaggists End read Il and yeu viii
bssattslsA.
Sold here b. O'conaor Bro, and MarsAsli 4
Dssss; In 81. Losis, BY II. Eiakcsiy, end b. The
Fropristess, Il. A. P.rser Bro, kock lsiaad, III.
nshJldAviy.
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W. DE W0kFe
Broker ana Meat Estate Agent.
No. q Maia Z EOE UK.
LlSTOF PROPERTY For SALR.
fINWkNTY-TW0fse feet % Exohasee betv "a ylrss
! 1t. and the Levee.
20 feet on 9Th a., bet. Jehnson and Exchange.
~ fest corner 18th and RxcAangc.
Lot on BaAk-st., bet. htaAd 18th.
20 BY lao. corner Johnson and 9Th. block LEI.
II lots In asssspgss,a aAAiii0n.
Of the best lott In 4s. Auburn at low price
Lands Assly icestad n Henry aad Dscs tar Co. {
lots corner Of JoAnson and 18th
lots corner Of Johnsoa soa lsth With double
brick house Containing J6 soons.
Lot :, Block {, Kiibosfse's addition.
80 fsst on - St, bet, Johnson and Rxehaass.
Very desirsbls lots fcS rssideueesin Macon . Up
Per Additiss, only half : hleek ffen Grand Ave-
me-.
lse fsst ssusrs u Aseyes Parry AAait,oa.
Lots u xlnwesA and Mt. Asbsfn
Let on Oarroll-st., hst. 18th ana I3th
l1sts u The nsw subsrb. 1sselmont
city.
Also. aasy hsrvalsabla bssipses lots.
Mortgage Securities negetiaad.
fsbl3-d
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ksoKrK AND GralxeS,sLs RArsoA,.--A
petition y eirealatlsg II 6psisgasld, By To-
Aasntial nsa, psslsioaisg Ne city asshorisiss
TO submit 70 vote " The people he psopri.
cty Of sabsofibiag 90, 900 70 ~ sbsvs sosS.
il cooperate capacity. Both ths Jess~sl
and Restsfss, The leading Rspablissa sad
Buchasaa organs, earnestly sdveeass Ne
sabssriptisa. Thsy thiak ~ psspssisisn
would carry, By N ovsrwbslnlsg n4ierisy.
LsH1ss AAmorn CIacus. - This Ciress
will exhibit In this city so.assysv. Ii viii
attempt grad parade On entering town,
asd before The aftsrnoon psrsssnAscs Aesss
Lsclsreq ssd Ar. Henniss viii give vhss i
called - grssd dosbls tighs wirs asssasios
In tho opsa cir" FREE TO al. All ~ world
and bis wife viii b. Tiers, Of sessss.
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OF Prodocs 20 Do forwarded East, Of geoda
purchased for transportation 10 the West.
YAsKss DooDLs lsssoDrcsD 70 Eueop..-
Hon. Robert O. Winthrop, in his address q
the bostos Musical Festival, told ~ fellow.
ing incident:
buriag the ssgotiatioa, 1t Chest, Of sh.,
treaty Of psass 70 which have Jest alisdsd,
festival OF banquet, or il might have been
Dali, wss shout 70 take plses, q which !,
was proposed 70 pay the eomplinsntasy mn
sioal eonplinens % oil the sevsssigns Who
were either present, Or appreciated on the
occasion. The sovereign people Of The Uni.
ted StAtes--Fepr6ssuted there, - you renam.
Der, By NJ. Adams, NJ. BAyard, q. Oisy.
Mr.. Jonathan Russsil and NJ. Galistin-ve,ss
OF course not TO be overlooked; and The M.
steal conductor OF bAndnaster Of the plans
osllsd upon the Commissioners 70 furnish Rim
with osr nstioual ais. Oar nssIosal Ar.
said they, 10 Yankee Doodle. Yankee Doc
die, said the conductor, what 10 that : Who're
s9ail 6nd ita By whom was Il composed :
Can you supply ne With ~ soossl The
psrplexity Of The Conaissioosfs nay b bee-
Ter conceived than described. They vers
fairly q their Wits end. They had never
imagined that they shoald have SCORES Of this
sort 70 sstsls, and sseh tasnsd 70 ~ other 3
despair. A. last they bstheught thsn, in :
happy monsnt, thas there vas : eolored ser-
vant Of Ar. Clay's Who, like % naay Of hie
race, was ; 1rst rate whistler, aad Who vas
certain 70 know Yankee Doodle b hsass.-
hs ~ ssat Tor accordingly, ard he prob
ien vas solved without furthss dslay. The
bandnastsr jotted dovn The air = he col.
cred boy vhistlsd il, and bslors aiehs, said
~. Adaass Yaakss Doodle was ct 70 90
many pasts thst yoa would hardly have knovs
pomp aad circumstances sf VOL sn1 hanIboy.
q drum, trumpet aad symbal, = IL sdih-
cation q The Allied sossrsiens Of RuSpe.
and - - gloriaeasion of tic United sovse.
sasss - rAsras0stSs. WAnls, &e.,
soE 1Hs wssK sxDIxs Juzs Is, 1857.
DY p. Q. DEWEY, n. D.
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4 II this article ws need not speak, ~ its popu-
~ larity still continues 10 increase iss tale
We make SIX siseA Of this siese-open and close
toIs--which We viii sell y,ry low Great csTs
should be- used selecting the hest VI Russia beet
iron, with heavy lining. and wh.n weii MADE,
hsss stoves will wesi many years.
1he oten TOPS mr.. Seri.us objection to ali those
wishing an air-tight stoss. We have bath cpsa
and ciosc top, AIT Main-st.
ApYs-d CpMSTCCK no.
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PsSs - Ksskuk.
AnnsvALs.
Juns Is.
Aslfoss, fron PiltSbsreh.
June Is.
Audsbon, fron 81. Pasl.
Montask, froA do
kuniec, !" 81. Louis.
DsDnAsk, frum 81. Pssl.
VS.. Nielsen, q
Ben canpbslL hom Rock Island.
Msss stAtisAaxy, ri.h about fssr asd Asl1
Fest on ~ sspids. Dasiasss = ~ Lsvss saaAss
dsal. WsAsAss sissAy, viii faia. yesterday nsr,-
ias-i'ssssd - warn snd pleasant = ~ aftss.
aeon.
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HOMO 0PATHIST.
~ 0Alissy. tnay35-Aly
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AN lHDicAfios. Tho receipts Of the Hal.
tinors and Ohio Railroad for the last nonti
were nesr one hundred Thousand dollars L.,
thsn Tor the corresponding nsash, Msy, oi
last year. Soch : great falling o. i tai
month, notwishssaadins H. general issrsass
Of busisess, isdiestss hard times and ths laei
ofprodacs to be forwarded East, o. gsoda
purchased for transportation 10 the West.
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Metallic Roofing.


I'm, cOPRE1 AnD smERT KnoN.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
\. q. A1CEEY,
TAiTA.1t.s bet. Maln II D4essa.nr
Is NOW RECEIVING
A FINE SUPPLY or STOVES.
which for service beauty, and smoothness Of cast.
ing cannot b sxssilsd, manufactured By North,
Chase North. Phiiadeiphis, Penn.
Call and examine for aurs~ivss.
Jeoetas Of al kfHds done rifh yromvfness. ~Dr
ROOFING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
10 needless for me to say any thing 10 favor Of
good Metallic Roof. well paton, for i, IL suascieu,
prof VI itself. Metallic Roofs are almost .xelu.
dvsly assa In all the prinepa cities in preference
to my other but they use The best Of TN AID
paint i on the under eide before lu,tirs il dovs
which adds bat little TO the expsn,e ana .ies n
more drrable. shall in al cases adopt th. plan.
Alldssiroas Of having good Roof ~iiipieass give
me call. X. =. HICKEY,
apr2S dom keokuk, Iowa
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
ACkkA OF bluf land directly OF paxi,e Main.
: commanding view Of keokuk Warss =
Alexandria, Hamilton, and is mics d the Mis-.
sissippi River. There IL Railroad in course 81
constr notion 81 the foet Of the bluff s.Thh 10
onsof the haest locations for private residence
the vest /"
AlsoS 80 asres ~ miles from the river in coed
neixhborhood, all under cultivation, good orchard
Of pcach and apple trees, 2 frame houses, stable
&C., good wells with chain pump.
Also 30 acres miles frols the river, all under
cultivation in good mel shbor hood AID Improved
With good new frame b, use with rooms, stables
Ac.,1 wells with chain pumps, 10 .r 70 acres In
meadow, : very desirable farm.
Also 30 acres choice land ~ miles from the riv-
er, and in good ntighborhood, SO acres In wheat
Also 100 acres niles from the river partly I'm
proved.
Also choice lot Of timber. land In Hancock co.,
Ill.
AlsossverAl lots IN che town Of Hamilton, I'LL
Also two lotsin NAperville, Du Page county,
Illinois.
Also land In Indiana.
Also land and lots In Ohio.
Also good mill property In Ohio.
Also property In Ksokuk, and good paying bu-
Twill seil or exchange on .sgood terms" I'm
quire Of n. II. RUNNER,
Aprod No. ~ Main 81. Ksok uk Iowa.
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New Firm.
Chamberlain & Thatcher.
=. n.oaAAsEELAIs. G. rnAfcasa,
NEW GOODS!


ssMAlN-sT., KILBoURNE's BLOCK.
apr7d
I Csi received, the beat variety u sprinw ana
- suMner goods We have ever vfer.d 10 the citi-
seps VI kk0kuk, ana va hope BY oEering good
goods q moderate prices, and BY striet attention
TO business, ~ merit liberia share OF patronage.
apr'd CHAMBERLAIN TIAIChkk.
- CAMPEIs: CAAFE9NI!
uST received, Eagiish, BiusssIs, Tapestry,
American lily sla superior ingram WOOL ana
cotton lraxkcts, Ernssei,A ard Nenitihn stain car
psss oii Cloths, from 10 Ia feet Nice toir ana
Straw Msuihxs, AID medailitL crpnab cl1tLs. cheaF
for cAsh by tAAMbLhlAlN 4 1iiA1Cnkk.
aprS-d
WIADoM Aad.t I1a Apl.ala.s saa sLas. IA
w lures, Eeoa assortment, iuf sal, by
sPSa iiAAbfkLAlA All4ill
ACE and muslin window eurtsins gttteorniccs,
- bands. pits snd curtain Ioois, lie,sit and
castAiD cords and tsseis, for talety
sprSd cat
~ Sleeves Scotch cellars anu sleeves, IN biit and
muslin bAIds, edeings and insertirgs, fer ale by
Aprsd c.AT.
NAni4k Linens, white bed slreeds Ii.Ee aud
4 Table Covers, 1U~elilgs end house furnishins
Dry Gosd', for ale shssg ~
II ODE and Dress silks, black and eoiored, al
~ CHAMBERLAIN L 1liATcHkRS.
apv7d
kskENCH, Englisl AVID American I'm IL, 81
L CHAMBERLAIN d TlIA1CuEk's.
spI7d
FRENCH and knglish Eriinant.t, Tor ,si, by
i aprid {. L.
( NAeliMAkk1TEs, striped aud SPOTTED Linen
~ goods for chile ren's wear, far sale by
apr7d O. a.
SHlkTIN1s and sheetiHgE - IA a., 80, ~,
~ and lo.4 wide,- also, vide Iin.n sLeetip gs and
pillow case linsEs, cheap BY {. at.
ARID
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furnaces.

N 4 have O,si, Round and uctagon Stone and
w Charcoal Furnsrcs, very con enteEt tot mon
ing and broilng purposes, u ~ Msin-st.
apra-d COMsTOtk 4 BRO.
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Hickey - simpson.
RIAL ESTATE
IHvEsrInG AaEHrs,

I Axb
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haWk-Eye state.

A STOVE with great capacity for both Coohing
"A and Heating. We make three siBes OF thstef
aAd to every person with large families and cold
houses, We wouidrecommend this article.
C0Msl0ck 1 khO.,
nptS-d II Main-st
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A NEW and neat little st.vc adapted for cham
"a hers aiming or sitting rooms. Il has facilities
tor heating irons, and m hot summer iher may
b. used sdvantageousiy for Walking and ironing
purposes. The stove Is quite ornamental, and the
price Of same low. Please examine this article, u
n Main street.
apr3-d COMSTOCK BRO.
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NOTICE.

(SOMST0CK mo. are prepared 10 put up
~ Houslsy's cheap smoke venttlAtor, tie only
true remedy for smoky chimueys.
apr1l-d
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-02

CHARITY AT HoME.-As the winter ap-
proaches, the ardor for charity, as we'll as
balls and parties, increases. No one breaches
better by example in this respect than the
Archbishop of Paris, the worthy Cardinal
Morlot. This preate, who is one Of the high
est and richest dignitaries of the church, leads
the least luxurious life that can be imagined.
lie has neither horses nor carriages of his own,
and refuses even simple necessaries His
valet, named Pierre, spoke to him long
time since of the urgent necessity he was in
tor some new clothes and linen, but he al
ways answered that bread was dear, and
there were many poor people. The servant
took 1t upon himself, however, one morning,
to ask his master to take an interest in poor
man who had no shirts. The Archbishop
immediately gave the necessary money, and
the valet had the shirts made and placed
them in the prelate's wardrobe. But the
eyes of the latter were as good as his heart,
and he perceived the next day thatthe shirt
which was handed was a new one
Peter, what does this mean ,"
"The explanation is very simple, Mon
seigneur, l asked you for money to furnish
.some shirts for poor man. This poor man
is yourself."-Cor. Of ". Z. Courier des
Flats Unis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-02

SOMETHING ABOUT BELLs-The invention
OF bells IS attributed to Paulnus, Bishop of
Noia, IN Campauia, about the wear 400.
They were first introduced into churches. as
defence against thunder and lightning, in
900. They were first hung up in England,
at Croyland Abbey, in Lincolnshire. in 945.
Bell metal is an alloy of copper and tin. This
compound is prepared in crucibles, where
only small quantities are required but in
reverberatory hearths, when statues, bells. or
cannons, are to be cast. The metals require
TO be protected as much as possible. during
their combination, from contact of air, by a
layer of pounded charcoal, otherwise, two
evils result--waste Of the copper by conbus-
ton, and rapid oxydizement of the tin, so
as TO change the proportions and alter the
properties of the alloy. The fused materials
are to be well mixed by stirring. to give uni
formity to the compound. The following are
the principal bells in Europe-their age, To-
cality, and weight:
Moscow, 1856, broken in 1887, 250 tons /;
another, 1877, ITO tons; three others, Is to
81 tons; Novogorod, 81 tons Olmutz, IL
tons Is ewt. Vienna, l7ll, II tons IA cwt.;
Westminster, 1856, Is tons is IL cwt. !;
Erpurt, 1897, Is tons Is cwt Paris, 1880.
II tons is cwt. Cologne, 144S, IL tons 8
cwt. ; Breslau, 1907, IL tons Galatz, 10
tons Il cwt.; York, l847, 10 tons 10 cwt. j,
st. Peters, tons.
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INSURANCE.

SLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
~ c0MPANY.-This Company continues to insure
cotton, wooden and other manufactures machinery mer
at Bleaching and Printing Works and other properly at
eurreUt rates Of premium
DIBEoToRs.-H. NJ Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha
pin, VIM. a. Robinson, James H. Read John w. Lyman
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony Louis ]. Doyle
Daniel E. Carpenter Benz. F. rhuTston, Christopher
Rhodes, Emmanuel Searle Providence; Edward W. Law
ton, Newport; Robert Rodman. North kingstown; H. N
Oeapbe Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher, Pawtueket; james
n. Chace, Valley Falsj Geo. O. Balou, Woonsoeketi
James s. Cook, Burriville.
Office No. 10 Weybosset street. First Door North Of the
New Post Office Building.
JAMES. H. READ, President.
IMMANuEL SEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. l6. 1855. diff ais
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

Embracing every article which family may want.
Bleached and Brown Cottons, 6tc.
Yard wide Bleached Cottons, fine, &c.
Yard wide Brown Cottons fine, Sc.
White Flanues, 121c.
Nice all wool Flannels, 25c.
Bed aud Grey Twllled Flannels, heavy, 25c.
White Toilet Quilts, $1.25.
Marseilles Quilts, all sizes, frcm $l,75 to 500.
Machine stitched Linen Bosoms from 10 to zoe.
Brown Linen Table Covers, 25c
BIeached linen Table Covers, size.
Wool Blankets, $500.
Embossed Table Covers, 81, 25.
Ribbed Hose, 25c
sarsanet oambrics, Sic.
Brown Crashes, 64c.
Tickings, Denims, shirtings Napkins Doylies, Whit
Linens. Table Damasks brown and bleached SC, &c.
&C., at astoushingly low PRICES.
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In order to raise money,
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.

We shall offer the above large stock OF Fall and Winter
Dry GoodI, with splendid and unbroken assortment in
every department. uuheard of Bargains and Runous
" low prices; with the following EXTRAORDINARY
INDICTMENTS, TO customers from The country for the
next thirty days
many dollars worth as miles they come their fares to
and from Worcester will he paid by us. Thus-persons
coming five miles will be expected to buy S. worth
goodsi those coming ten miles $40 WORTH &C.. &c. Or
those buying fewer doare worth than niles they come,
we will pay the proportional part of their fare,
Thnspersons coming eight miles and buying $5.worth,
we will pay hve-eighths Of their fare &e., &c.
Below, give you a list Of some of our bargains
We cannot specify them all here hut to give you lea
Of what We will do enumerate few.
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NLEAN SING, X E-DYE ENG
REPAIRING, so.

The subscriber still continues the above business and in
vtes continuance Of faYors from his old customers and
suggests the gentlemen generally Of this city and vi
cnity the economy of having their
WEARING APPAREL,
renovated in the excellent in which he is known
to do his work Of this decription.
GentIemen's Cents, Pants and Vests,
leaned and Re Dyed whole and repaired in neat man.
ner and at such prices as cannot fail to please Gen
emen should bear In mind that the following advanta
ges arc attained by having their apparel renovBted viz
/. clean garment is warmer, looks better and viii
wear longer than soiled one.
q The advantage Of having clothes repaired is too ap.
parent toneed sughShu hint to the wise,n TO have
''stitch taken In tmen
His manner OF doing work is such to give the goods
that texture and appearance produced by the original
nsh and such is his experience that he feels confident
that he possesses the ability to approach very nearly to
the perfection Of the Art.
Second hand Clothes in many instances taken in ex
change for work.
LADIES' SHAWLS,
OF every description cleansed AMI neatly finished Also
Iadiea' Travelling, Riding and other thick Dresses,
cleaned aud FLASHED WhOke.
Work will be done very short notice desired or
nee for work and orders at FOSTER FAY'S Fruit and
Confectionery Store, No. pleasant street.
ns deodti wM. L. LEGG.
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r1k MnRcESTER SPY.


Printed and Published BY jobs MILTo5 EARLE, &
raaMAs DREW at No. az Aiain Street. Worcester Mass
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p HI A L E
C. EE % g "a e RY
AND -
G. L A S S w A r e
PsRP ERS KE.E.S'GH.S'ES,
1871 Main Street, Worcester,
First Door North of Post Office.

9ggg The subscriber, having ramodeed his store and
g. filed up with a large stock of goods, is now
N " ready to attend to the wants Of his friends and
Nsy customers.
He viii show them the largest and most complete
sortment OF
CFOckery, Glass and China Ware,
That be found in this city, consisting of JOHN Al
COCKS White and Colored
IRON STONE CHINA,
Every piece of which is warranted not to Craokie;
HAVILAND'S PAINTED
TEA AND DINN SETS,
Also Plain Gold Band and White Tea and Dinner Sets
have also just received large lot Of
PLATED TEA SETS,
CASTORS, CAKE BASK ETS,
KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS,
OF the manufacture of RoGEss BRoTHzRsl which have
no hest alton in warranng to be the BEST in the market
have also large assortment of
SIS w ARE,
Which will be sold at prices to suit the times.
IN connection with the above stock may be found at all
times the largest assortment of
Panel and Decorative, Gilt, Velvet and
Common
Paper ANssg6MgS,
BORDERS, FIRE BOARD PRINTS. CENTRE PIECES.
NC, TO be found in this city or State.
NIB. Experienced hands will be furnished To hang
both Psne and Common Papers, If desired. Satisfaction
Remember the place. 1871 Main street. Hrst door north
Of Post Office. j. 2. HALE
oil d&wtf
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CLOTHING, &C.

g A M U Ell PAR tx ER
~ at the old Stand
1879 Main street.
Having purchased large Stock Of Goods for Fall and
Winter wear, would respectfully inform the public that
his stock consists of all styles Of French English and
American
PantaIoOn Goods,
ameng which raay be found large assortment of BLACK
DoEsKINs A large stock of
Velvet. Cashmere, and Silk Vestingss
Asuperior lotoi
CLOTH for out Of door Business Goats, and large and
rich assortment Of German and English
BROADCEOTHS.
For Dress snd FrooS Coats; also fine assortment Of
CLOTH, for Fall and Winter overcoats
As the subscriber docs nothing but custom work and
pOys none hut experienced workmen he trusts that this
will be sufficient guarantee to those III there any
such) acquainted with the maunern which the work
at his establishment is done AS regards the fashion and
cut OF his work he has only to refer TO the numerous
friends customers both IN city and county, who have
for years been In the habit OF having their garments
made at lis establishment. au24 DIT
IN KIN DL G 81!
fut up In boxes by inches, containing hindings
or l94 urvu, at 70 cents per box, For sale at the
hN1o NV Green street COAL YARD.
Dlsr Eks,-Of all aizesi printed with dispatch, at
Eepl2 DIST 2l2 Main street.
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JOSEPH W. WARD.

sKcRErARY's OFFICE, BosroH
Nov. %, 1867. s
hereby approve Of Boston Post, Worcester Spy and
Cambridge Chronicle suitable papers for the pubca
ton of the foregoing petition, as required by law.
r. DEWITT,
u26 d4sTh Secretary Of the Commonwealth.