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Jesse II Morley. Henry K. Rev noljs,
Ner 81 S9augler Pollard AIcCOr- In f,,,,rt of Com
nick Willium p Carey. klf hard MN piesS fsUv
pafrck S. pun. H. or, James sboe, ~ 'Ohiy
campbell, James Bredes, samuel 9
M Lane, A y Meylert. y. Nc iun-
Kin. AlfNauIer Nlmck. william X
Nlnnick, ana Robert PEBBLES,
ALL the above named defenG Gants ex-
cep, sai, Morley, Reynolds, SpsngsT and Carey
berebv notified, that May Il ls3, the paintih fled
MS petition aid Court sainst the defendants above
named II which II Is alleged, that al the November
eru1 Iss6 said Court the plaintiff recovered Judg
Inent against SAID Pollard MeComick and Mlliam =
rey for S27I0 debt and SIT 6l-i00 costs; that " IN e
Suit pending which sald u ment was o1tained
nniutif sued out otder attachment copy o. which
Tss SeTved on sid Jesse II. Morley Henry Key
nnlds. that sail Morley and Reynolds a the lime q suc
sse Of pruccsSO them. had IN their POSSESSION personal
uropoty Of sill Ca y Of the value Of $1,000; and nat said
SnaneIsr Patrick. D. f. or, Campbell lane Asyiert
T1nEio Peehles Mccormick, Alexander mex ana VII
liam X Ninick claim some M TesI IN 81 s5p u pIpfs4,
vtss nieIaent ngainst said MOreg and he' odsi0rf
i - siiipav ne Plaintiffs said judgment asans. n
Mccormick and Carey -, a.. - - -. !, ..s,;.,,
t tne e.Sal-T a is5s AXTEIL & PRENTISS.
o'''iN H GRISWOLp.
anT d6w ls6 Ahor'sssior
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- For late City News, see thiId PAGE.
For Market Reports and Marine News. see fourth
PAGE.
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THE STATE Of OHIO. II the Court
PETITION FOR DOVER.

Billings Chaise and
sally Chaiee,
Ann Eliza Brooks,
Jane Brooks.
Martha Brolks, PETITION FOR DOVER.
Josiah Pltterstn,
Mury Putterslu,
WILTON Br1oks
Susannah MIkisdn and
Jsmes Culninsham. J
Petusy wants. VIII iake nOtce that on the 18th day OF Au-
gust ISIS, the said plaintiffs filed their petition IN ihe
Court Of common Pis of Cuyahosa County Ohio, asking
d0werfor said Sally Chafee Id0wOf Matthew Brooks,
deceased, IN the following prsmses o. which he was
uate Br0Ik IN towsship, IN slll county and one
pce being known plIt Of lot No a. bounded as fol
SlsI n Boi y n i5il eSi1s. tSspcS ,sest on said
Blle,' .anh tp and owned by Jared williams; thence
HaT, saIi land, 10 e center Of the road lot ins.
100 acres, less Excepting fun The above
acres conveyed % D1.d Seizsr. "a Novem6er lsSi, aud
which Is desrhed as iooWs Sl.uied N lot ~ 9egnn
a ths norhcas erner q sand lo IN ihe centre q ne 5e
DecAsrs month me caaIns and % Inks theroe uolth >
cais and 15 Inks the place o hegunlag Also, except
inc reS dss led as rt Of .ot No 43 bounded As sur
uous corner ut II Brooks land IN the center Of the
an ard - inss thence south Is chains and 7s lnks;
thence wes chairs md - inks TO the west nne o.
and . hsks 20 te place OF bsinrias and conveyed 10
Andrew WirtE the l-1h Il october, ls54-
urt Ct Dot No. No 50, sad township AMI county, and
AhEl Cdsh lan The 27ih OF Aususf, lc7 deeced 10
William Auti and The center o The turnpike; thence
south allu tle the turnpike mad, about 20
fctt o. school house lot deCled BY Warren Young;
thence eat,r 10 The roreastery corner Of said sehool-
house; theuc soufhrry 20 the land OF Job bralnen;
tttnce es cr,s, sall Brluerds me, 50 ir as line
drawn NAV erSert the rear line Of William Ausiins ot
bon or tz SANS course. thcgcc along said Austlns line
westerly - The place of tesnnns containing about : OF
an acre Of llul
sad dseuauslre also further notified. that unless they
apDear and auEer p=tiIon within sixty days after the
OF SAID Court, (which said next term viii com
meucc on l5ih day II NuveubT ls.l the plaintiffs
viii apply Court the matters q The pettionu
confessed and d2crOs aceorilrsiy- L PRENIlsS
| S W. McCREE,
au10 Solicitors for Plaintiffs.
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M. RSSOCIATTD FIKE5IEN'S
INSURANCE COMPANY. or
pTTTgBUHEH

aul dow l.b -1A.-l-ls-s ~ Ll--l----
THrs ASSOCIArFD ID fIKEliENSl
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
PITTSBURGH
Jesse Morley iienry \ X .e.,s' In Court Of Com
Miller ~ Sp = Lti ,sss5 Smon Pleas, Guy
P.trck S DUH n Or, JaniesCam.- - - '
bell. Jones Bra ler. Samuel Al- Lane.
Al n MeyIert, J. NcIunkn. Alex
arder NimicL William X Ninick,
and kobert PEBBLES
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"A cep. 81 Morley, Reynelds. Spansler and Carey,
hereby Iae thai on May a. ISIS the plaintiff hed hs
IN which le-ed, that al he November Term OF said
Court The 1855 he plainit recovered Judgment
aaanst sid g.lE.ri Mccormick and William r Carey for
s52 debt anil So G6-l0 COSTS that while the SUIT was
nendng Sgi.l lud meut obtained he palniiu
smell out an trer attachment, copy oi which
s-,d n sid Itsse II. Morley and Henry h Reynolds
fst nd and Reynolds al the time OF such service
nj urss them, had their possession personal prop
t of said Carey the value Of 0os and that said
Suanglor Pn.rck Duff. Or. Campoeil, Lane, Mevlert,
JunEin PEBBLES. Alexander Nimick and Wilinm r. Nmick
claim crest Sail ard praying judg
enf againt IN Morley and Reynolds for mach viii
NV The paints said Judgment against said Mccormick
aud Carey
before Octo.c .cs 9, ISIS. AXrELL & PRENTlSS
II. GRISWOLD.
au7 dow IDS Attorneys for Plf-
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rIIE BANK OF PI1rsBURGH.l


Iosse II. Morley. Henry K Reynolds,
Miller NJ SPfugier. Richard Pat In Cont of Com
tF ~ = Dli - W, ,F fm0u p cas-, tuY-
Laue. A. y. BIryllrt, J RscJunku, s 49, -
Alexander Nimics, " Iliam X Mn
lex. Rlber. PerbieS, Pollard McCOr-
mick, and WiiIlm + Carey
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a cept said Horov, Ryncis Spansier aHd Carey,
hrJe.y n1tifc that AIay a ls5 the plaintiff fled his
nerirf6n IN uurt asaus the defendants shove uamed
m hich itisa eyes thar al the November Tern, sad
Court the Plaintiff recovered judgment against said Pol
ial NIc0r cN aud William = Cares fr Sai0. p debt.
ad Sig2 costs; that while the sui pending IN which
sr Judgment na1aued. the plaintiff sued out order
Il attachment. copy blsh Was served "a sald Jesse H.
IA riley and Henry X. Reynolds; that said Morley and
Rev rois ne iie OF such service Of process them
nal IN their possession ersona property II said Carey OF
no vnlfe 0O0 and tlat said Spansier. Patrick. Duh,
orr Cam1be. Br,den, anc MeyleTt Junkin, PEBBLES,
Mccormick Alexuuler NImck and William K. Nlmick,
ea some uieres said properly, and praying ludg
Tf saiust si Morley and Reynolds for much viii
nv The niainild sail Judgment against sad Mccormick
and Carey
tal.5-,. Ortfile-g Is5-. AXTELL PRENTISS, y
n. GRlSW OLD,
D
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY 1IORNTNG, SEPT. n, ISIS
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

rE PLAIN AMI o. llneattl Prtnu; Of every ccssriuio
douo at tig Printing establishments OF the Lelr Oace
GA tie i'es iulr we'd ana IA 81 J ,i, presses lu the
best styir uticr, aHJ reasonable rates Par
'ielar attention pail t. blank work. EvcTy ucscrrtoI
OF T. nins ioae, especially Blank B,1,s LeIscrs Joan
as- S7.zs Bo1ks Reeeiyms Books, &c a.
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In Court OF Com
mon p cas-, ny
ahoga Co. Oht0-
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The times are hard and need cureing,
They are getting past all enduring,
80 well turn out Martin Eanburen,
And put in Old Tipecanoe-to the end"
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This man was too honest to live long in
the contaminated atmosphere at Washing
ton, and was soon taken to Heaven, as fol-
lows:
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In Court Of Com
-mon Pleas, Guy
shosa Co. Ohio.
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NAS aAA hsA1 oDoAA tttAGAA ~ II Cav I4lf - AoA
Ows:
An escort descended from Heaven,
His spirit with il upward few
Heavens bright golden doors were opened.
And wecomd was uppecanoe.
At Washingtons side he was seated,
Old acquaintance again they renew
Then came our departed great men,
And welcom'd brave TippecanOe.
Throughout the vast regi0us in Heaven,
The joyful tidings then flew
Then in turn each one saluted,
Their honest Old TippecanOe.
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In Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co.. Ohig.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS


g II a Wis AND NJ A Mt l. l. A s.
-
Extra Inducements to Buyers this Season. Opening Of
RTTLprN'S NEW STORE
Er.-,. -, r,.v.
70 bFOho"hyS """r SOhtn OF ! aHAi-st'
NEW YORK,
ON WondaV, Nav the 10Th.
, ,,,,-r,,r.a
Ohe 1hous@uu hleEaht view NAN t1LhAo' imported
from Faris lot tne OCCASION
WILL BE EXHIBITED ON THE OPENING DAY.
SpccfaI Notice To the ladies
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

ECONOMY IN Doors Ho1o to make t6,..s ,,,,,.
81 boots last as long as sir. and longsy - I,bs
io.io"lng extract is from Colonel Macerone's
~ oeasonaoie Hints, which appeared in the
Mechanics Magazine, dated February q
1898 Alter stating the utility of sheepskin
c'othlng for persons whose employment rem
ders II necessary that they should be much
out OF doors, &c., he says
~ VIII not conclude without INVITING the
attentlon OF your readers to cheap and easy
method OF preserving their feet from wet. and
their boots from wear. | only had three na;r
Oh ooots Tor the last six years, Ono shoes,) and
l think that l shall not require any Others for
the next six years to come. The reason IL
mat treat them in the following manner I:
l put pound Of tallow and a half mound of
fosin INTO pot on the fire; when melted and
mixed, warm the boots, and apply the hot
stun with painters brush, until neither the
soie OF upper leather will suck in apy more.
II II is desired that the boots should inmedi
ateiy take polish, dissolve an ounce Of tnrnen-
tine, to which add teaspoonful of lamp
olseK. a day or two after the boots have
been treated with the tallow and rosin. rub
over them the wax in turpentine. but not be-
lore the fire. Thus the exterior will have a
coat OF wax, alone, and shine like a mirror.
Aallow. or any other grease becomes rancid,
ana rots the stitching as well as the leather /:
out the rosn gives it an antiseptic quality
winch preserves the whole. Boots or shoes
should be so large as to admit of wearing cork
soies-cork is adconduotor Of heat"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

M E o e N e Oh L
MA Distilled from Coal-Secured by Letters Patent
Kerosene Illuminating Oil The light obtained from
this Oil exceeds in brancy that Of any other oil fluid
heretofore discovered; is inexplosve and will remain lin
pid in the very coolest weather.
The Company recommend the lamps best adapted
to this OIL the Kerosene Lamps, manufactured by the fol-
loRing parties Messrs Cornelius Baker, also, Dyott,
Of Philadelphia; H. " Haughwout Co., 4SS Broadway,
the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co. Is Broad street. Detz h
H. Edwards, Al Duane street, New York. Samples Of
diferens styles Of LAMPS be at the Office of the
Company.
Kerosene LHbricattng oll, No. l. Prepared to suit
the finest and all bthe kinds of machinery burns bril-
hsny in locomotive head lights car lamps, and all the
ordinary solar and hand lamps, aud stand great de-
gree Of cold as best sperm oil and is admirably adapted
to railroad and steamship dse.
Kes0seHe LubTtcdting Oils, Nos 2 and 8. Superior
Lubrcators, and will be found possess advantages
any oils in the market same priceswil not burn-and
have been thus prepared to meet the requirements Of rail-
roads and others.
Kerosene Binnacle Oil Prepared expressly for Ships
use, and will be found admirably adapted for use OF
craft and burns in all thecabin sateroom binnace fore
castle lamps, signal lanterns, &c
Binnace Oil will remain fluid as long best Sperm,
and will hurn all night without requiring to be trimmed
an advantage that wilt be obvious every shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils han be obtained from the Wholesale
Oil Dealers, Ship Chambers Druggists, and 5rocers in
New York, and the regularly appointed Agents of the
Company in many Of the principal to and villages Of
the . 81 the Canadas and the island of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules
established by tho Board Of Tustees application to
AUSTENs, General Agents Kerosene Oil Co.,
No. so Beaver street, N. Y.
B. Circulars, with full particulars. testimonials
prices, &c will be forwarded application above
FULLER & CR0SSMAN, $50 Main Street, Worcester,
sole agents for Worcester and vicinity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

The sun does not shine for few trees
and flowers, but for the wide world Joy. The
lonely pine on the mountain top waves its
sombre boughs, and cries, "rhou art my
sun y And the little meadow violet lifts its
cup of blue, and whispers with its perfumed
breath, "Thou art my snn I" And the grain
in thousand fields rustles in the wind, and
makes answer, ''Thou art my sun T. So God
sits etfulgent in heaven, not for the favored
few, but for the universe of life and there is
no creature so poor or so low, that he NAV
not look up with child like confidence. aud
say "My Father, thou art mime Henry
Ward Bescher.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13
TENHE LIV INVYGORATOR
Il PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD

Composed entirely of Gums,
IS ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER
MEDICINES now before the public, namely, that acts
as CGthartic easier mder and eectual than any
other medicine known 1t Is not only a Cathartic but
Liver remedy, acting first Il LiUer to eject tS
morbid matter 9en the stomach and bowels to carry
of that matter thus accomplishing purposes effect
uay, without any of the nfu feelings experienced in
the operations Of Catharcs. 1t strengthens the
system atthe same time mat purges it, and when taken
daily in moderate doses will strengthen and build it up
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Price Two cents
C5e 9aiIg ggp.

sAELIEY's LIBRARY.-ShelIev's lihra-r
was very limited one. He used to say tbat
good library consisted not of manv hooks
put a lew chosen ones; and, being asked
what he considered such, he said & I'm 80
you my Ist-eatalogne it can't be ealledE,bs
SleeH Rays Plato, Lord Bacon's Works.
Shakespeare the Old Dramatists. W;I,a. s'
Goethe, Schiller, Dante, Petrarcb. Roooao;n n'
Machiavelli, and Guicciardini- for9st,;r1
Calderon; and last. yet first. the Bible" Il
was not meant that this was all his collection
de had read few English works of the dav
scarcely novel except Walter Scott's for
whose genius he had sovereign respect; Ana
stasias' BY which he thought Lord Byron pro-
Steo IN his Don Juan and the Promissi
SPosi' IN speaking of Hope and Manzoni,
y ne sala' " that one good novel was enough
Tor any man to write, and he thonobt ba5b
Judieious in not risking their fame by 4 Sec
ond attempt. -'''-' y : - see 's
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
RI00O YEAR! $1,000 A YEAR !

An agent wanted in every Town
and County 10 the United States,
to engage in a respectable and easy
business, by which the above prof
its may be certainly realized It
is an article Of daily consumption,
and can be manufactured at the
agents dwelling; secured by copy
right; sale as permanent as hoar.
Address JAMES 7. HORNE, Box
No. 1851, New York Post Office,
inelosing one stamp, 70 prepay
postage. d&Wlm ap2l
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TT " w IN II.
IN Wis & COMPANYJ
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Honey Toilet SOAP:

This article has long been celebrated for It's mild and
soothing properties it being preparation Of the choicest
materials, without an Of alkae. BY the usual
applca ion it will remove Tan, Freckles and all Impur
ties from the sku it also highly approved for the Bath
and Nursery, and is the most valuable Cosmetic ever
introduced to the public. To all who prize white hands
and clear skin il is to hnd favor and should be
eonsftred an indispensable appendage to the Ladies'
Toilet
Prepared by E. DAVIS h CO., at their Manuiactory
800 Nam Street, caH5ridgePorf, Mas who have fol
sale an extensive o. Choice Toilet and SHAY
NJ Spets moh8 dSu
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500 n Month aud all Expenses Paid.
An agent IS wanted in every town and county in the
United States engage in respectable and easy bust
ness, ny which the above profits may he certainly real
lied. For full particulars. address H MONNEFT &
co of Broom and Mercer Streets New York City,
inclosing one postage stamp to prepay postage.
sp2l d&wlm
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we are row prepared to show E the largest) one
OF the most desirable assornents Of Dress Silks to be
found 10 Worcester, to which we would invite the aten
ton Of the ladies' We have lot of Plaid silks in gnnd
qualities at 90 cts CHARLES A. UPTON,
Dlcklnson's Building. opp. the Bay State House,
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DAILY PAPER.-FOUR DOLLARS year. payable al.
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars gesr 81 for six
months and so for three months II paid strictly In
dvsnce, S17s cts. year; single copies cents each
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HE W REGISTER SPY.
TERMS OF pUB1loArIoE.

Printed and Published by JOBS mILToS EARLE, q
rssaAs DREW at No 212 MaR Street, Worcester, Mass
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y i oN Il 81 5 Il OV f.
Thu, Peat and sn Vvduat S,ova..

Tau, Peat and sawdust Stoves.
The subscriber, having bought Of e. r. DIXIE the
nght 70 mannacrnre and sell Morses Tan Peat and Saw
dust etoVe Is prepared to furnish all sizes of the above
soYe at reasonable rates Also, Just received LARGE
assortment Of the best cooking stoves FOR e,al sd a
the market, and variety Of Parlor cook Office ard
hoer stoves cheaper than be bought 10 the ctv Tn
oonng and Job work done to order,
Sepll diff 81 Frontstrcet. Warden %iss' Block.
AORTGAGEES' SALE OF BOOTS
UA SHOES, AND AUBBERs.- The snbsorihers bay
ing come into possession Of Stock and stand ate
Owned and occupied by W. 8. GooDwiE No. l4d Main
street, and wishing TO the goods into cash and
close up the concern have concluded to offer the entire
stock or few days only retail The stock embrace
every variety of Ladies', Misses Gents' Boys' Youths
and ohidrens Boots, Shoes and Rubbers ali OF which IA
offered at cost and much below cost Tor cash and cash
only.
This sale offers to the citizens OF Worcester and vcln
ity rare opportunity Of purchasing boots Shoes &C.,
cheap.
Having secured the services Of Mr. John n smith az
the former arm Of Smith Brother he will be happy 10
meet his old friends and cufomerg assuring them that
no pains shah be spared to this sale worthy N
their special attention.
n B-The lease OF the store with the vood vii NJ the
stand Is offered for sale the most favorable termn
This furnishes good opportunity for any one 10 en-
gage IN the business
Tor further particulars inquire Of the subscriber at the
store. JOHN v. SMITH
dec31 dH Fol the Mortgagees
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remedy whose action IS exerted upon the
URINARY AND urERINE ORGANS


URINARY AND UTERIEE ORGANS.
There forms OF Sexual Debility that are oftentmes
very serious. distressing ntrac and which can only
be relieved BY the exercise of little caution
judcious selection OF remedial agents. and persever
ance in their use. The above mentioned pepa aton if
regularly taken, cononed with regular and moderate ex
ercise in the open air, avoiding all habits OF relaxing
nature and last but not least cold bathing Will not fail
in bringing about cure, matter how stubborn or in
tractahe the may be. As a reliable remedy it
stands far in advance of all other perpetrators and
if taken properly will not fail to Abundance of
testimony of its remedial efficacy in this disease could be
brought before the pabc eys it proper do 3d.
The invalid may have every confidence in it. for it has
been tested in multitude of instances and always With
the happes results and too in many instances where
its use commenced without the slightest particle Of
faith which of itself is not requently sufsieot to
failure 1t for sale by Druggists throughout the
country HARRAL, RISLEY, & KITCHEN.
Sole Agents, rs Barclay street, New York.
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T. WARD & COMPANY,
PrOPrietOrs.
The excellence of the plan which they have originated
and which they successfully prosecute not ony an
preciaed by the public but TO estent approved Of
by the trade
It's the only system which ensures to BUYERS every
description Of Fancy Goods, &C, at the
LOWEST SCALE OF PRICES.
Nelly Bly shuts her eye
When sne goes to sleep.
And in de morning, when she wakes,
That eye begins to weep.
bhe links our Bonnets are berry low
And all our Boomers too;
But den her purse is lower still
Oh, what will Nelly dor
HE Nelly, Ho Nelly
Listen white tell
You nebberl see goods half SO cheap,
As dem ar folks do sell.
Oars nofiu dat you want my dear,
But what des folks hab got
And all dem little tipps
De berry uppest top.
HE Nelly, HO Nelly
Listen l repeat
Put on dem hoops, de biggest size, ..-,
AND sail long down de street,
And when you de New York Store
You'll see crowd widIn;
Oh dats de place to buy your goods
Why, Nelly, how you grin.
FIFTY CENTS:
What does it means It means that we are selling fine
DAMAsK for Table Cloths, two yards wide, at the low
price Of tOc per yard,
MANTILLA AND SHAWLS.
Look at our assortment before you purchase
Mantillas from 81 to 81 So shawls from CSC to 81.
PARASOLs, PARSoLs.
500 Brown Pour de Sol Parasos, from 81 to 81 rs.
100 Rich Moire Antique Parasos, from 81 so to 81
200 Frnged Parasols, Of different kinds.
Plaid and Striped Muslns, Briants, Marseles, &C.,
cheaper than Ia any house 10 the State
IT, WARD * CO.'S
Great wholesale ard retail
FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE,
Is the the great Emporium for trade-no place like it in
the United States.
THE NEW YORK BRANCH.
Located No Fiagg's Block opposite the Bay State
4 House, Worcester. Mass.
I. WARD & CO., Proprietors.
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GRAHAM FLOUR-C. J. Hill / sons the besl
IN article In the market. For sale by
THOs SUTTON,
jaa7 d&wn No Mechanic street.
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$1,000 A YEAR.
$1,000 A YEAR.
$1,000 A YEAR.
$1,000 A YEAR.
$1,000 A YEAR.
$1,000 A YEAR
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CHARLES A. UPToN's.

S tLK 81 Sill X $
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BOARD A gentleman and eple or 4 lew siag
~ genuemon can be acccmmpdatsd with board and
pleaaAut rooms, q 30 Pleasant street. !. ssos
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The above rods may be had Of
FREEMAN 4 WETHERELL
81 Exchange street, Merrheld's Buiding q
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NDREMIUM POULTRY. - The subscribe
n has for sale eggs Of the Black Spanish, spanged
Hamburg, Silver Pheasant, Golden Pheasant, Bolton
Grey and other improved breeds Of Fancy Fouls which
he warrants to be fresh and pure without any admxure
Apply at j. Lovel's Seed Store, opposite CITY Square,
where eggs may be obtained VIM. UNDERWOOD
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In word mot enumerating further), my stock will
always be furnished with all the and most desir
able Dress Goods they shall arrive per from
Euro e, tg If T
most respectfully solicit share OF the patronage Of
my old customers and OF the public generally my new
place Of BUSINESS where they will always eceeve such
treatment VIII insure acontnuanoe Of their favors.
All goods will be sold strictly for cash. f