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S. d. & IL. w. SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS OF
1ELODEDNs, ORGAN MELODEONS


MANUFACTURERS OF
mELoDEDNs, ORGAN MELODEoNS
AND
PEDAL BASS MELODEONS.
u The First Premium all competitors at the Fair
OF the Mass Chart bic Mechanic Asso-iaton,at
the National Fair, Washington, D. O.; also
at the Ohio State Fair, held at Co
lumbus, Ohio, was AWARDED
to the manufacturers.
The PEDAL BASS EEODEONS
are designed particularly for Churches, Lodges Halls
&C. They are arranged with two manuals or banks Of
keys, the lower set running an octave higher than the
other and may be used separately aud get in one
case two distinct instruments; BY use Of the coupler
the Two banks OF keys may be played at the time by
Of the front onfy This connected with the Ped
al Bass will produce the effect of large organ ami is
sufficiently heavy to ill house that from 1000 to
1909 persons.
THE ORGAN MELoDEoN
is designed for parlor and private The construction
is miier to the Church Instrument being arranged with
two banks OF Beys and when used together by means of
the coupler, capable Of great vol1me # power as
the Church Insrumer when used without the pedals.
Also, every variety of hELODEORS for Paror use.
Purchasers may rely upon Instruments from Man
uiactoy being made in the complete and thorough
manner HAVING removed to the spacious Buildings,
5ll Washington Street.
We have every facility for manufacturing purposes and
employ none but the most experienced and skiiu work
men.
In short, will promise our customers an Instru
ment equal if net superior to any Manufacturer. and
guaranty ENTIRE AND fERFBCr SATISFACTION.
AS stu further guaranty to the public to the excel
" W
leave to refer, by permission, to the following
Piano Forte Manufacturers of Boston
VINO nave examined our Instruments and will give their
opinion when called upon:
CHICKERING & SONS,
HALLETT CUMST0N,
T. GILBEBT 4 co,
WILLIAM P. EMERSON,
W. LADD & CO.,
GEORGE HEWS
WOODWARD & BROWN,
NEWELL & co.
MEE0DE0NS RENTED.
Persons who wish to tire Meodeons with view Of
purchasing at the end Of the year. have cred
tied as part payn ent Of the purchase money This matter
is worthy Of special note, enables those who desire
far test OF The instruments before purchasing to obtain
it at the expense Of the manufacturers the extent al
least Of years rent
Letters, certificates and notices from the press from
all parts the World may also be at saesroom.
Descriptive circulars sent tree to any address.
), D. Ii. w. SMITH,
81 Washington street,
Near Boylston Market( RosToN
d2O dSSTuEW3u,
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EFFECT OF THE TARIFF.-Fhe New York
Independent gives the following cheering &C.
count of the first effect experienced from the
change in the tariff. 1t is just what we have
been anticipating. The effect, connected with
the high prices of leading articles of export
and diminution of imports, must tend to
lower rates for money, and to more ease in
the transaction of business. The signs of the
times are more encouraging for profit in all
legitimate pursuits, carried on with modera-
ton, than we have seen for several years.
Money affairs are also getting easier in
Europe, and it is not likely that the Bank of
France will find it longer necessary to pur-
chase gold at premium, thus forcing it from
its legitimate channels, and thereby produc-
ing an expected arrangements and unlocked
for pressure:
"rhe new tariff has effectually relieved the
money market. All the sfears, much of
them exaggerated, relative to the accumulation
of money in the Treasury have disappeared,
and confidence has taken full possession of the
financial world. The payment of duties dur.
ing the week has been very hght-only $685.
907-and the Sub Treasury has not accumu-
lated any amount since our last report. The
III pOIldtlOiiS nave ldilSH OIL CONSIDERABLY, and
will be light until the Ist July. The change
accompanied by the check to the outward
flow of specie, and the decline in the rates Of
foreign exchange, has efectually lowered the
tone of money lenders and discounters of
paper. We have to record decline of l per
cent. in the rates of discount. High grades
of paper, of short date, are taken at s per
cent, and dates from 80 days up to 6 months
at ID 9 per cent. The bulk Of paper on
the the market is, however, of secondary
grades, and these are now negotiable at to
10 per cent. Single names at 10 to II per
cent, and call loans are making at per cent.
The banks are now entering on q renewed
course ofexpansion. For the week ending 7th
March, they have extended their loans S762,
600, and added to their specie over 81 ,0OO,-
900. Their country deposits are rather on the
increase, and they feel confident in state
condition Tor long period to come The de.
mand for money has been active, but has not
increased in proportion to the increase in the
supply.
Early in the coming week we shall have
further halt.montly remittance from Caliror-
MIA, all of which win pc retained in bank ;
and it is this new feature of the money mar.
ket which is its principal source of growing
strength
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j. l.. no Cd,
Dealer in
CrOchery, GIaSs and China NVnre.
AND PAPER HANGINGS.

New and Second Hand FURNITURE
eral assortment Of House Furnishing Goods
NJ b. Second hand Furniture bought and removed
without trouble to the seller, at 232 Main street
mchl3 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-17

The WEALTH OF Mr.. BUcHANAN's CABINET.
Most Of the members of the present Cabinet are
wealthy, and as a unit they represent an aggre-
gate wealth Of some four and half millions Of
dollars dividea ne foll0.-.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-17

The INDIANA SENATE IN FIx.-The bust
ness of legislation is suspended in the Indiana
Senate, because of the tyrannical dctation of
the lieutenant governor, democrat, who is
the presiding officer. The republican major
ity in the board, it seems, lately decided that
a contested seat, then occupied by democrat,
was vacant. The clerk, in subseq call
ing the roll, omitted this mans name, and the
presiding officer demanded that it should be
called as though he were still member. The
republicans refused to submit, consequently
he refuses to declare the vote, thus suspending
the business of the Senate while pending vote
is unannounced. No motion is now in order
except for adjournment, and the whole bust
ness Of the legislature is held in a check by one
mans tyranncal enforcement Of the democrat.
ic popular sovereignty doctrine. The dem
ocrats have been abundantly true to their ruff
family principles in Indiana, this year. and we
doubt ifany northern state will repudiate them
more strongly at the next election than will
this
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The Building recently erected in this city by tire Wor
eester County Mechanics Associ ton win be dedicated
on THURSDAY, March 1stb, services commencing at 2
O'Clock, P. NJ.
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Chamberlain, Barnmpd & Co. are receiving
this week a great variety Of handsome and seasonabe
goods which the ladies' will do well to examine See their
advertisements in this paper dit mchl7
SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL,
Lincoln Square, Worcester Mass.-The Spring Term of
this Boarding and Day School for Young ladies will
OPEN MONDAY, the 18th dav o. April and continue
fourteen weeks j. V. BEANIE, Principal,
mchl4 d4W
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We would call the special attention of readers to
the stock of Rich Dress Silks advertised in to days pa
per, by Geo. P. Bryant Co, No. Mechanics Hall
Building.
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EXPERIENCES AND CLOSE ATTENTION

TO THE---
MANUFACTURE OF OUR GARMENTS,
Enables us to produce the most thorough made
% O l. O II Fl N q Go
In the Country.
And in style and t of Garments we can truly say
0e are unsurpassed. We warrant all goods 10 be as
represented, and the warrant be relied upon. We
have an excellent assortment of
9Yer-oosts: from So 90 to $1s
Pants, Heavy WColen... ............ 150 s
Fests. ..s.................. " l 90 F."
GNBERSHIRFs and PRAYERS, large assortment
at extremely low prices.
GENTS SHAWLS, at about half price.
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, We have a very large
assortment of
Over CoatiDgs, Pant Goods, and Vestings
OF all grades from the article to the finest
fabric, in rich and elegant styles, which win be made to
order in style to suit your TASTE and in the most
thorough manner. The liberal patronage have re-
eeyed for the last ten years that we have
dealt fairly with all our customers, and would say to
thoae Who have traded with U.S. come and examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
LUT HERS CLOTHING HOUSE
No. Lincoln Honse Block.
s24 daWtf
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HILDR NTH 9 RARKRR.
Dew Pms, EOAP & MI

EIllAIVND,
Wholesale md Retail dealers in OoFFINs and BASKETS
of all kinds, Coffin Plates, Craze Clothes sc,
NO u Exchange street. corner Of Waldo street.
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vTg0 0sis aSs@9e.,css n.sd Bronoliris.

BROWNS BhONUHlAL TR0CHES when alinWed 10
dissolve slowly IN the mouth haye direct influenza, 10 ,h
cous lining Of the wndppe into the Bone,ii aii ~
monefy irritation and gives relief in Coughs and Colds
and the various throat affections to VIII Oh bIic spea
and singers Liable. d&Wo,n 90,
state for ROOEs.-The subscriber is prepare, IN
furnish Slate for Roofs of-auperloT quality Law !, "
the best manner the most satisfactory teyas s u
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove atreet
ap15 dff TouN pApn,,
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Dew Ems. HOAR, s. HILL,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law
No. Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
OHAs DEYESs, JR, GEO +. HoAR, j. HENRY HILL.
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GODbAhD & ALDblCHS
vocal and Instrumental undrJIle Bnud
Ihankuifor past patronage solicit a continuance
of the same
N. P. GODDARD, First Violin;
j. NJ. ALDRIcH, Second Violin, and Prompter.
w. Il. HOBBS Clarinette
l.. Po"rERs, COrnet Piston;
b. d. RYAN, Double Bass
any number of pieces furnished for Balls Parties As
p Goddard, Mulberry street, j. NJ Aiirich No 7 Vine
street W. L. Hobbs, No. Carlton street. or at O Ior
ns's Music Store. No. 203 Main street.
All orders promptly attended TO. DIFF o3o
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GREECE AND THE GREEKS OF THE PRESENT
DAY.-By Edmund About. Dix, Edwards, K
Co, publishers
This volume is the result of extensive travels
through Greece, by an intelligent Englishmsn,
who writes down what he sees and hears in a clear
and intelligible manner Making all due allow
ances for The reiudices which every Britisher
feels IN describing any land or people but his Hn,
this book is of great interest and value as it
gives us very clear insight into he present con-
dition of modern Greece, its people. and institu-
tons The pictures which Mr. About draws of
the modern Greeks, and of modern Greek society,
are anything but fattering and they go to show
that the same degeneraung and degrading infu-
ences ola hypocritical religion, and bad form of
government which have made the modern Ital.
ian the base creature that he is, have also done
their perfect work upon the descendants of those
whose yalor and genius once filled the world with
the glory Of their triumphs in arms. in literature,
and in the arts. For sale by John Keith & Co.
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New Publications.

BRITTANY AND La VENDIoE.-By Emile Sou
Fsstre, with notice Of the life and literary
character Of the author
This beautiful volume, from the prolific pen Of
one Of the most brilliant French writers, contains
some half dozen tales or novelties, which, in
the interest Of the story, and beauty and sprght-
Illness Of expression, possess all the merits, and
none of the faults, OF the writer's of fiction of the
French school. It is for sale by John Keith &
Co
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WASHINGTON, March l6.-Lord Napier was,
at one O'Clock day, introduced to the Presi-
dent, by Gen. Cass, and presented his credentials
as Minister from England. His expressions of
congratulation and desire to preserve the peace
of the two countries was cordially reciprocated
by the President. Lord Napier was in Court
dress.
Sr. JoHN's N F. March I6.-The report that
the English government had entered into con-
yention with France to transfer to that power the
New Fouadland fisheries. created intense excite
ment here. A meeting of all classes was called.
On the day of meeting, all the places of business
were closed. The British flag every where was
half mast, union down, and in some places the
black flag was hoisted The result OF the meet
ing was, determination that the wrong to our
people shall not bepeipetrated. The Legislature
and common classes are circulating petitions to
the Queen, and delegations are to proceed to
England to protest against the measure.
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=, DFN 4 a liz q CLA Ah,
w and w Front sire etare receiving from different our
Ing Mills, the following brands OF Flour which thew vii
sell at the lowest cash price quarry Mills Samuel
ely Louis Chaplin, J. @. St)na E H. Beach Hartla nd
Mills, Delphi Mills, Farmers Mills and many other brands
with half barrels of various qualities; also Corn RIVE
and Me n, Beans, Butter, sc. Also Lime Otment, Cal
cine Plaster, Ground Plaster Timothy and Glover Seed
r26 diff SSN
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Woroegtgr paily spy

By the American Telegraph C mpauy's Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office, Lincoln House Block
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- = y II II IL
Office $50 Main street opposite the Post Office "a stairs
WIZ give his particular attention to RALES OF REAL
ESTATE Bank an Railroad Stocks, Works of Art Fur
htufe at BrlYate Residences 1--we Stock c. on Farms
and Personal Property generally.
NJ w " Will also attend to the Appraisal of Rea Es
tate and Personal Property in any part of the CITY or
Country. 0N' Va
have permission to refer to the following gentlemen:
Hon. LEVI LINCOLN, WorcrsteT
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MEASUREMENTS M0RcAN-


MASS 4CHUS ETTS MORGAN
The undersigned gives notice that hs hne stall
aA-Els lion, " MASSACHUSETTS Morgan" withstand dur
ing the Season, at his stable, on Pleasant Street
opposite Liacoip's Nurseries
Observation-Disclosures sired by the celebrated Green
Mountain Morgan I'd owned by Elias Hale of Royaston
Green Mountain Morgan, ID was sired by Clifford Nor
gan &. sire Woodbury. q 4. sire Justin Morgan. His
dam of the best Epgsh Blood with the Nor,
gan and he raised by Calvin Wheelock of Sutton
in this county Massachusetts Morgan one Of the finest
animals in the country. His color is chestnut. He
weighs Just one thOussnd pounds, and has trotted
his mile in three minutes. For symmetry Of
form and grace Of motion and bottom he has no superior
At the Great Horse Exhibition Of the Boston Agrcutu
raj Association in October 1855 open to all horsesn the
United States aud British Provinces Massachusetts Nor.
gan was awarded tn End Premium Of $50 by the com
mttee which was composed Of the best Judges Of horse
Hesh in the country Sss ~
fhe Stock Of Massachusetts Morgan inherit all the good
qualities of their sire and Of the stock from which he has
descended and his colts have been sold at prees ranging
from $500 to $4,000. :
The celebrated horse Worcester Bow and many other
celebrated horses were sired by Mgqsachusetts Morgan
Terms 81 o the SEASON, 1 down, and the re.
mander at the end Of Season
Mares brought from distance viii be kept or days
or until served without extra charge. Also accommoda.
tons Of Stable and Pasture for any length of time.
"a All accidents thehs, escapes &c, al the risk Of the
owner. JAALAM GATES, 173 Plsasant-st.
Worcester, April %. 1851. d2taw&wtf myd
nm L. A G K - m A " a. a n T. n
Id r- sa-s ~ . -
THE NORTH STAR
II ms rs ose ae See prea Irottng stallion
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This coal is fTee.burnng, semi anthracite, adapted
peculiarly for family purposeshayng such properties as
wiat once upon trial satisfy the exacting Invs-
Ids who have used it say that it is the least offensive u
any coal now in use particularly those affected with
Lung Disease.
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LIST OF GOODS AND PRICES.
Fancy Bonnets, all styles,-make your prices.
Straw B1nnets, every kind, from 20, up.
100 Shakere, reduced to SIC each.
200 Fine Pedal Boomers So IS, Is and SIC.
so Fine ool9red Bloomers going at go, each.
30 Gents Panama Hats at kl25, WORTH 50. ~,
lot Of ohildrens Hats, very cheap.
40 c Ttons Flowers, from 90; to $l75
20 Cart'ns Rouches, from 10 to 45ielch.
apes, silk, Straw Braids, &c, &c, very cheap.
A really imposing assortment of BONNET RIBBONS
just received. These gods decided bargains Some
very rich goods at 25 and 49, yard. lot Of beautiful
Plaid Ribbons at 1916 yard. 3 fss
so Rich, Nice and New MANTILLAs, from $l,75 to
$40. Ftr
200 Parasols, every style from 70, to s.. .8
A lotof Summer shawls just opened-prces from CSC
to So.
1000 Embroidered Collars, from &C. to So.
200 Lace Ema eiiered Collars, from zoe to $3.50.
lot Of Rich Sets, at very low prices.
5000 Fans, at G, 12R u and ZOE. 4
Beautiful siIvJred Rais, IS, SO and SIC.
100 doz Hose, in white, brown, late and grey at &c
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PAlEs
500 doz. Hose, all colors 12lc pair, worth lie.
100 doz, Open W TX Hose, at 10 and 12lo pair.
500 dos Hose all colors and qualities from 10 to 25c.
Oh ldren'J Fancy Hose, all sizes, 12lo pair 1
100 doz. Mems Cotton Socks, all coors and prices
90 doz Isle Thread Gloves, at Sc pair
200 d5z Gives in Kid silk, &c. all prices.
40 doz ohildten'O ooiored Borlered Hadks. Sc EACH
20 doz Mems do. do and loc each.
so doz. Mems do. do fine quality, lie.
40 dqz. Ladies' Linen HandHs, from 8 to 7Sc each,
A lot Of Fine Scotch lawn Hanikfs, at and 124c.
lot Of Linen Towels from Auction, to be closed out at
&c. 81, and $l,s3 a dozen,
500 dez Gross Superior Sewing Cotton to be rushed of
at 1Oc a dozen.
A lot of Black Bonnets at &c each
Aparcel Of Irish Linens from Auction. These goods
are " nth double the money ask for them
Black silk Cord and Tasses FIRST quality, 10 and 12lc
Black Moire An iquc Trimmings, from Sc yard.
20 ps White Dotted MusIins at zoe yard.
20 +" 25o
10 +" SO,
40" 81, 40, ard 75c.
Plaid Musiins, good quality, 19lc yard.
Plain Nuslins, every quality, cheap
A lot Of White Brliants, at i24e aysrd.
Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, &c, 10.
Jet Bracelets reduced to 2Os pair
Fontaine's Celebrated Scream Of Wild Flowers,n 400
package regular price Of this article is 90.
Grass Hoops, II aud zoe SET
The celebrated Spiral Hop, 40, set-wauanted not
TO break and the best article yet eytant for the purpose
But to write al our bargains would AXE the whole pa
per. We have every thing from Needle to Lady's
splendid Head Covering. We only ask call, Examine
our goods and satisfy yourselves that We sell cheaper
than any other store in Worcester.
Respectfully,
MCKENZIE & PRATT,
Proprelors Of the fa-famed aud justly celebrated New
YORK Branch 90 and g Main street. Worcester, Mass
je24 17 rf d1 bf haF b.7'-
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We this week present the following Bargains to
merous patrons, goods have just received, and
have now in stock but shall not vouch for them week
hence, then by all means give US call Immediately.
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PROFESSOR sILLIMAN says. sit forms no eliakersthat
cannot be easily crushed ia the naked hand It kiudes
easlyi few bles Of wood suffice 10 effect lis ignition
and 1t burns freely, with clear and perfectly clean
blaze Covering itsefin the ashes of msustou
this Coal retains fire like hickory wood and if thus le
undisturbed it will gradually entirely In an
open crate sindles Without the AID of b1Rer, and
notwithstanding It's easy ignition, il burns for long
tne and unlike the harder anthracite it does not %
out when the quantity Of Coal in combustion is reduced
below certain bulk and intensity.
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Old Fogy DeHIe = in COzsr HIsiuus Mt iEuo
sight!
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. 10 AN WANTING FARMS,

80 LAMP COOKERY! The Substitutes
I would call the attention of the public to their me-
Esss9 thod of Heating and Cooking by Alcohol. Dur
Tza4 ing the summer fire in the stove may be dis
v pensed with portion of the day, and with this
EfS<5s simple economical Apparatus, water can be
aAg boiled, tea coffee prepared and stewing steam
SsIvrT ing toastng frying heating fiat irons &c, be
carried on as perfectly with ordinary stove.
Prices reasonable, according to size and amount
nf APPARATUS wanted sale at wholesale and retail by
: WILLIAMS s. M0RANDI 46 Union st
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EB A ENT At e n O z

THOMAS EARLE,
Ench22 d&wisn Formerly T. K. Earie.)
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DHILAUELPHiA PARASOLS.-The besl
goods manuclur d In the country, can be found at
OHARLEs A UPr0Na, Fagg's Block, at Wholesale Of
retail. Also, cheap grades as low az 70 cents.
ia du
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a. l. y o * s
German and American Clocks Of every variey at very
low prices. FISK h GODDARD
1876 Union Blccs, Main street.
Wnrrpster
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have extensive assortment Of
q JAMES EDHlRDS & SONS WHITE IRON
STOVE WARE,
Consiitlpg Of Tea Ware, Dining and Toilet Ware, and
Common Ciockery II all descriptions Also Gold 3 nd
Unna Tea sets, China Vases, Cola aud Han ring Lamps
llrandUles 81 ss Ware, silver Plated and Brta mia
nent Of
"A HOUSE FURNIsHING GOODS.
EesA NJ Furniture Ware ro ms are now wen oiled
with goou assortment Of al descriptions OF furui
tue, both new aud second hand consi ting OF
PARLoR SETS, CHAMBER SETS,
looking Glasses Clocks Carpets and Carpetings Feath
and Beds, al kinds Hair and other Mattresses, WIN
dow Shades &C.
SLOPES m YARFOUS PATTERNS, pery Cheap
Hotel keepers, Boarding House keepers ard psyate fam
lies will find It fer tner a9yantage to call at my store
or any articles Dedei in the h, keeping aud house
furnishing inc they be to and a articles
wanted and money aud trouble by buying all al one
place.
Please remember the number, 232 Main street, Panes
Bio X near tn City Han, I'D call and examine the stock
n hc7 dSwf j. Il. HOOD,
NTE1V sTORE! NEW GOODS ILL.
IN WARREN has enlarged and fitted up m the best
manner the store formerly occupied ~ WIN. ARNoLp. 'r
Toy Var ety. Confectionery, Fruit, Nut segat Soda,
Beer OYSTER Eating aud Ice Cream Saloon, all Of mich
furnished In the best possible manner, and at such
prices AS will ensure immediate sale Friends and the
publia invited call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
No.I33 Main Street. Worcester.
~ eodH JtshPh u WAkkEN.
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EROA sD.--A Hentirnau and iiauy, anu a lev Gen
NIB tletnen can be accommodated with excellent board
and good in quiet private family, only one-hal
minutes wak from Main street, Lincoln House In
qure At J. l.. MYERS, 2i0 Main street. dn jel9