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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02
A slave Trader Punished.

The vigorous and honest adminlstra-
ton of President Lincoln has struck an
other powerful blow at the slave trade.
Appleton Cakes Smith, the son OF Seba
Smith, well known as "Jack Downing,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Ooakes Smith, also
well known writer, has been convicted
under his recently assumed alias OF YAK
smith, of completely in the slave trade
and stands sentenced to five years I'M
prisonment, in the Massachusetts State
Prison, and fine of $1,000, or another
years imprisonment for each $1,000 I'M
paid.
This sentence is quite as significant as
that of Gordon, recently executed IN n.
Y. Gordon's death showed that the
government would punish slave traders.
Oaksmith's sentence shows that the gov
eminent is resolute to mete out to high
and low alike, without respect to per-
sons, the righteous penalties of the law
against this internal traffic. No healthi-
er or more hopeful sign could be gwen
of the spirit in which our wholesome
laws are to be administered. No pains
were spared to exert moral influences up
on court and jury. An array of we'll
dressed ladies constantly attended the
prisoner in quality of sympathising
friends, and tableau vsvant of much
taste and power was brought to bear du-
ring the concluding scenes. But all was
in vain, and the upright Massachusetts,
jury returned their verdict as law and
truth demanded however they might
sympathize in the grief Of the prisoners
friends.
This convict, just disappearing from
our sight within the awful doors of the
prison, there to expend tho very prime
and flower of his strength, and who,
even after he shall return among living
men, is adjudged forever infamous by
solemn sentence of law, and incapable of
exercising the privileges of freemen, is a
peculiarly terrible figure. The son Of
refined and intellectual parents trained
in an atmosphere the very focus of tho't
and knowledge; of remarkable physical
and mental gifts ; brave, adventurous,
active, a good writer, no ignoble poet,
even positively romantic, quick to under
stand all that is beautiful and good
Notwithstanding all this, SEINE radical vice
of character has led aim into one i'll con-
sidered enterprise after another, until the
series of rash literary undertakings
and frantic fillibusterings-for he was
concerned in Walkers schemes, and we
believe in those of Lopez-culminated
in the bad prominence of the slave
voyage; justice cuts short his career; an
indelible stain strikes through and thro'
his whole life; and utter obscurity must
henceforward be his Hottest earthly hope.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02

The New York papers contain lengthy
descriptions of new irou-clad man-of.
war, the keel of which was laid at Jersey
City. The following extract gives an
idea of the character of the sea-mon'
ster
The vessel is to be an iron clad, shot
proof, steam floating battery, to be con-
structed with steam machinery and tur-
ret complete, ready for service.
Extreme length over armor, 200 feet
extreme length of boat proper, on water
line, 100 feet; length outside of stem
and stern-post, $50 feet; extreme beam
over armor, As feet; breadth of beam OF
boat proper, (molded,) 81 feet inches
depth of hold amidshipst from top beams
to skin, II feet 10 inches; crown of deck
amidships, S inches; shear of deck,
measured on gunwale, IL inches; dis
lance from stern to extreme end of boat
proper, 10 feet, 8 inches distance from
stem to extreme end of armor forward,
16 feet; distance from stern-post to OK
treme end of boat aft, IS feet.
The turret is to be 81 feet internal di-
amoter, feet high, and composed of IL
plates in thickness, which are to measure
together IL inches through. These plates
ara applied in twenty sections, aud joined
vertically, in such a manner that there is
only one joint at any one place. The
turret plates rest on fiat ring, made OF
composition metal, Il inches thick and
IL inches wide, provided with a vertical
fange on the inside, q inches high, i
inches thick. The top of the turret is
formed of wrought iron plates Il inches
thick, resting on forged beams and rail
way bars, placed 3 inches apart inside
the turret. Certain portions of these
plates are perforated with holes one inch
in diameter.
In the center Of this plating circular
aperture will be made six feet in diane
ter, over which the pilot-house Of equal
diameter is to be placed. The turret is
intended for two l5-inch Dahlgren guns.
The slides on which tho gun carriages
travel, are Of iron four inches thick, and
seven inches deep. A floor made of oak
planks, with several grated matches form
ed in the same, is laid on the outside OF
the gun slides. The turret will revolve
round fixed center column of wrought
iron, II inches in diameter, resting on
keelsons placed at the bottom of the yes
sci. The turret engine will be placed
horizontally, and will be attached to the
bottom of the vessel. This will be so
arranged that the gunner can control the
rotation of the turret while he is looking
over the gun.
The vessel is to be delivered finished
in a complete manner, and fully equipped
for active sea-sevice in all respects, ex-
cepting guns, ammunition, coal, and ord
nance stores; everything else to be fur
nished, and TO be of the best material
and workmanship. The iron to be used
in the construction of the vessel is to be
exclusively American, the Government
strictly prohibiting any foreign iron be
ing used. The price received from the
Government for building the vessel is
100000, and five months is the speci-
fled time in which it is to be completed.
Between four and five hundred men will
be employed day and night, under the
supervision of Mr.. George Birkbeck, Jr.,
who will superintend the entire work.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02

SUMMONS FOR MONEY DEMAND
y ON CONTRACT Circuit Court.
Pierce County, State of Wisconsin.
Jefferson W. Pratt, plaintiff, against David
W. Smith, defendant
To David W. Smith,
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action. OF which
a copy is filed in the Office of the Clerk of this
Court, and to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint on The subscribers at their
office, in the city of Prescott, in said county
of Pierce, within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser
vice; and if you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff
N this action will take judgment against you
for the sum of 149 and 23-l00 dollars, with
interest from the LIST day of May, 1852. besides
the cost of this action.
WHIrE d JAY. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated, May 81, 1862 4sw
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02
: The murder of John A. Carter. q

- The murder of John A. Carter, at
Springfield, Mass, was a most remarka-
bic crime. An unknown man approach
ed him from behind and dealt the fatal
blow, and as the victim fell, looked at
him aud exclaimed, /" My God I've
made mistake-it's the wrong man p
Mr.. Carter died on Sunday, leaving a
wife and three children.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02
: The less people practice The art

= The less people practice the art of
jumping from trains in motion the better
it will be for them, and the less accidents
will occur upon railroads. A recipe en-
titled " hanging made easy" &c suicide
without pain," is about as desirable for
circulation as I" how to jump from the
cars"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02
HOTEL FOR SALE!
The Kilbourn House,

In the City of Prescott is for Sale w
for Cash. 1t is the best location In the c1i'S
ILL B E S o L D
by October next at Great Bargain. u
particulars address or call on j. M. WggA'
Lutte a. Taylor.
Prescott, April %. 1862. 59-a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02

= The rebels, having always been &C.
cpstemed to hot climate, can't stand the
%. s--es.>ec al u re shane of cold steel,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02
- Tho fact that the fish in the streams
of The Mammoth Caya have no eyes is

OI mo 4HaI'IIIUtH CHV6 HaFe ITO eyes Is
explained by the hypothesis that the Or
gan has become extinct from disuse thro'
successive generations. We wonder
whether, if this rebellion goes on, the
next generation of rebels won't be born
without stornachs.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02

1t will be The aim of its editors and propii-
etors to make The INpEPENpENT for 1862 even
more attractive and profitable to its readers,
and more worthy Of its mission for truth and
righteousness, than in any former year.
TERMS: By mail, two dollars year,payable
in advance; delivered by carrier, in Ney York
ard Brooklyn, two dollars and half.
Address JOSEPH II. RICHARDS, Pub,
No. 5 Beekman Street, N. Y.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02

A small boy who was climbing up a
p de, ras cs.tlouei mt to lose his bal
Sues Ias Ne-t voga. ser asker : g
s4y~': 'ase Il alsr1 ro.,l q .-at39
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02
A SERMON

BY REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
reported expressly for its columns, and it mum
bers among its Special Contributors some of
the highest names in the religious, poetical,
and literary worlds, viz
Ms. Harriet Beecher Stone,
Rec. Theodore L. Cuyler,
Rev. Robert III. Hatfield,
Rev. George B. CheeOer,
Horace Greeley,
Boyord Taylor,
John g. Whittier,
IN y.1ec T. Rroco
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sPAULDISG's PREPARED GLUE.
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Holland Bitters
Liver Complaint, Fever end Asue, DO.
-. .ues.ssful introdnction and us q this ode
brsL-t Eernsty has bssn the signal for . literal hoct
a ocsruuuahs cllel : hitter." orersd n SAnoos
hr1n> hcm asuAt eossis % n.sfAloa fs. ansa
IL xora aRflagsN 4 1T snotner nssns 90 "sr&
- So sffAnous whiskey mixture
nat H. r.ally sFaat relief derived from the Ea;nnts
deA ons ts~spoonful q cur medidne,
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BIrTERs,
al g -..r. s.s- = ST. yrss, ca, = ,a ss rss
aF a > uncernins. u po-t
re.ests rezlen With barely suehcisnf
.4a g. .re.t<t@
ere "a of u ssauiaA U<fPtnt BOttisl
= : .ssd,sns Of loaetrsed sne>ry ar Rv1ssSs
a, E,,1, - essential Er TIE bcDdsticu o. god
hs4Ith ard fE correcting tisoFcss u us shonsch
Two or thrss does VII c~Onvincs the sfsictsd Of ne
slstary snserL TIE stomach WI specify resAnis
strsnxtA, . hssithy acton q the liver, bowels 40
k1fEefs ~ tN1 AAs F-~% -
the quick fesnlt
For INDIGESTION. Try
Berhaye's Holland Bi;ters.
FOR HEARTBURN. Try
Bgrhaye's Holland Bifters.
Fer AcIDrTy. Try
B9rhave's Holland Bitters'
For wATERBRAsH. Try
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For HEADACHE. Try
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Tor JOSS OF APPETITE. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bitters.
ror CosTIvEEEss, Try
Bprhave's Holland Bitters.
For PILES. Try
B9rhave's Holland BitteFs.
In al Nerves.. Rheumatic. and re-rnipe Afsc
uo-- II has In numerous Instances proved highly
~ns6ctl. and IN others Effected . DECIDED crrA
Read Carefully
M s-nu,ns hlghiyoonoontr,sed BosxAvxs Hot
lKD BITrns 10 rut up In hslfpi.t bottles only, and
rst&iied 81 One Dollar prr bottle The great osnana
kr this truly celebrated medicine has fnonped may
initiatives. which the public should guard s<H'nss
prrchs<tnx~
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Ia. u xsry bo1< scz by.
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srAULDING's PREPARED GLUE
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Domestic Department

81 BALES BROWN MUSLIN,
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

isezzkala ka0xs a. INA Assfa7lS Horn3
corner Washington and SECTION sts.,
sUlL.vAS. rmsSt
fE,uV untsre vur1 having rurtaa7et tie abOvt,
desm making Il oaec = ~ taft comfortable
Hotfis III sLe W.. Al fsf spf~riar IN every
rcspse n Any - this riecc A. f- ao"Nnae-
t..f,nr ~ .he -sV~ffnfr mtrr. G4f saf-rfsirment -
~fi-eus Wishing b~asrdiag. pledge p~1vtau~d eaorfs
q secare the hirhesf co-nfsr snf convenience 81
ftrl- quest. Ard have re- rf-t hrce mtae -urce-<
81 thelr s1teaToft.
W.. ~ KSoTTs :. y. WHITE. rrap-~fof-.
SoVerbc- a 1al. dAwrf
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From whose Store hundreds leave daily. re-
joicing a. the knowledge otths graini Secret:
We have nov ca hand the largest. most
varied. choicest and vheapeSt OF DRY
GOODS ever exhibited under one fOol IN tie
United State. In consequence Of the i'm
mense quantities Ut goods no receiving by
euery train OF cars. we have be,n obliged 20
extend orr immense
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

THE co.partnership heretofore ex-
L.u.s telessn he s1hscrlhere. Drfer he nsue
~ Eas1l. M~i,vneri 4 O. - ai~ei~-fey rarsnai
ANDREW J. FneAIfa
JOIN ,TnICN-
ere. N. KxONL
I.sfe Haste. March T. i.61
a~pArT<rL4Fup SOTICE-1he nndsrtignft
-. f.-r.H = eo-partnerElsp uuier lie name -
Fassn. Ran z Co. ard VIII e~cafn1r the Dry Gods
hr.ire.s ii I'll rs hsz1fkfs. al Ne "a stand.
a J. EDSAIf-
fsF ROOT.
exc y. KN0WITcS.
Terre Esrts, Et-ch ita
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
They go right to the Spot
y >ror fets ee,.s
Ffssvv lors urs.4s'
s'asNafs1> fees ,es,.'
81 rDINa-z
Ihroat CoHrrctisn.
Good ios ciere,n,~a
'ios"i Los LECTURER.
v}et i"t Public speaker.
Good f.. singers.
o'.od Tor C~ousumpuse.,
exsrLsNsS casKs
sPALDINGs THROAT COMPETITIONS
.LADlKs AZ esIIeHrsp WIN
SPALDiNe'S THROAT coNFEcTIoNs
CHILDREN CRY soE
sPALDING's THROAT COMPETITION.
They relieve a Cough instantly
They clear the Throat.
They give strength saa ve,us.e 20 the ,o..
They impArt a delicious ssoma 20 the breath
They are made II simple hert~ ard casr.
harm sny one.
iadv@eevefy cue Who has c.aSh or h.
, Voice or a Pad aresth. or aAy dHn,uib Il tie mr..
'eset > package q ny Throat conf-enoa-. hey.
relieve yon Instantly. and you viii szr.e Nth =
iAAi "they gota tie spel" You vii and Them ,sr,
. usefal and pleasant while travelling o. s,t.nan.
public meeting- cor stilng s.ar Cough q .ia,ss
your thirst. nyou Try one package am ssie in -
: ing that you viii ever Afterwards consider them f.
disres~sie. Won win IND them III he orussisss a.
e DeAler- IN Medicine.
rrIIcF TWENTY-FIVE cESrs.
My 'ignatiri' on zach package. All o,sss ~
); counterfeit.
Arseksgr a.nne -atny ANAL. prepaid. ca s..i,
an o'niuy cent..
A. Adiress.
HENRY {. srALDISo.
No. - cein Street. Now yo.i
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MILES ROOMS,

And have fitted up one large Basement,
Ninety feet long. for the
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sPAuLpING.s PRFPAREp 0Lrn

~ ssngls boftie 81 sPAtLDTS8's fREfAkEN
GIT will ssve ten times ifs cUL6o
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~ he use Of th.-- Pills the periodic siiseks
Nervous OF 81 H~1dscAs may be prevented: aud
aien ~ he commencement Of AZ attack. immediate
~li~f fon -1lsrr ar be obtained.
They seldom fail IN removing The Hsss~a 49,
Headache = which females are 20 much subject.
! They act generally upon lie bo~e.s-rcuosin
1osfircsess.
20 Lserarr -.eE. &adoa.s. Dcio.ts f.naeics
Nud al persons d ss'-..tr. AaJas. they A., valuable
a. q laxative. in improving The agT>sifs. giving f..<
AMI -f.av to the digestive organs. and restoring ~
natural electricity and strength a. the whole sy-ism
The CEPHAIIc Pills are the result q long ia...-
ugailou and carefully conducted experiments. having
have prevented and relieved a vat amount .; PEI
and suffering from headssbr. whether ohginsuhgl IN
As aerrc,s sp-i>ss - frosn = aefsnsra -sss. oftL
stomsch.
lney are entirely vegetable ~ their oon,yo.iuea
~ nay De- taken Il al tlnes ~l,s perfect safsy
withgut making aly change = dei md H< ah-sa.
y any dfsa0reesNs t1sfs reaiet x ,.fsg - adaai.
iz~r them - ohRdrea
BEWARE or COUNTERfElTS
he gensine have signature q Henry c. s~p.uialus
ca each box.
sold ~ Druggist. and II ether dealers 10 neil.
cine
Abox all he .rut ~ nal On receipt oftAs
PAICE - CENTS.
All ordcrr -houid be addressed 70
HENRY c. SPAULDING.
ssc-d.r Street, New 1os
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OFFICE To PHYSICIANS
sases : hereby xiven fe4f sea~t proposals
- Ms-lral ast Sufgtrsi atep4slce N4~4nha.S mes
-aar ~ .rsensr eoaaned IN H. jail snifor
.Ae fslr II ulssfirt nlmtsf opc otiy, Wilt rT~F
~ ~. Saturday tte 3Gta insf. ~ 10 oeleck A -
= tie aa1ltor's O1cs On Ierfe Haste. lnalaue j.
ars. l1e
fef <aa-I-f Ul- eoapr-es ust paff 81 -.
aa~th Il l5e centre - f~osu-tlp tieFf7 40
SAB .I tae M slasH hlftf-
.~~.aaf4 ra.t he accompanied wth the aaInss
rsfo.ssitie rrrsons a. securities Tor tn faithful
reff8fm4uee er IL eoutfari-
~ order ~ ias Beard - Coumlsrlohefs ~ 'lSo
E.8 AILEN.
.r~sfta Auditor yiro counsy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-03

Seeing Don Abraham deadly pale, with large
drops of sweat on his brow, said condOlingly,
'After all, it is nothing; | have never in my
life heard Of a man dying for love-"
'Have you not?" said Don Abraham.
ono, indeed not. You may be quite sure
the young fellow is not going to die. Young
folks sometimes make great noise about
their love. After some time he will find an
other woman quite as handsome"
"There is no other beneath the sun" Don
Abraham exclaimed, passionately. "There is
but one sun in the heavens. Take it away,
and all is dark-the air is chilly, the meadow
has no verdure, the garden no flower. Take
it away, and you take life away. Life without
love is nothing. Oh, the woman was right!'
"Well, well, Don Abraham, only wished
to comfort you. 1t is the bounden duty of
guest to share the grief of his host. 1t may
be disagreeable, nay, painful, to her lover;
but L honestly think and say there is no danger
OF death. Such sorrows may be overcome;
but, OF course, something must be done for
the family, something of consequence, even"
''You are right, Rabbi Rashi; hope shall
have something arranged by tomorrow. Do
not forget to come to mincha."+
Next day the Rabbi was punctual at the
palace of Don Abraham, round which an i'm
mense crowd had gathered, while through the
gate flowed a magnificent stream of guests,
who eagerly brought their congratulations to
the rich owner of the palace.
The hruppa or badachin, under which the
wedding ceremony was to be performed,
wBs erected in the court, the marble pave
ment OF which was strewn with flowers. The
prayer having been said, the bride, preceded
by band of music, and by torches, was led
INTO the court, where the notary read the mar
riage contract, upon which Don Abraham said
''There is but one little thing to be corrected;
the name OF the bridegroom is not Abraham
henderson,, but Abraham-ben-M Manuel. l
have only been the schGtchan.+ In all other
respects the stipulations are unaltered, and l
leave Abraham ben-Manuel to conduct my
business, whilst | travel abroad. Hello let
the musicians and the tOrch-bearers accom-
pany Abraham- ben Manuel and his relatives
into the court"
'Oh," exclaimed Rabbi Raschi, ''thou art
worthy indeed, TO be my companion in Para
dise!'
At first, the Rabbits exclamation was I'M
needed; but he afterwards related his dream
to Don Abraham, who replied very good
humoredly 81 am glad to hear it; it is so
pleasant to have a good neighbor; and, be-
sides" he added, with quivering lips, 81 shall
come single"
Since then, eight hundred years have gone
by. We may all see, in a short time, if they
are seated together.
VA good action
The afternoon PRAYER with which the marriage
ceremony commenced.
He who demands the bride from her parents for
another
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-03

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. = The
~ undersigned have this day formed Copartnership
under the ST. lie Of G. BELCHER a. CO., at Nos and
Exchange street, for the purpose of transactng gem
eral market business and would respectfully solicit the
patronage Of the public. G. BELCHER
+. +. HYDE.
Worcester, Nov. |, 1862 dU n3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-03
Deshamps Paris Kid Gloves,

in all sizes, of our own Importation Our Deshamps
Kid Gloves are superior in quality to any Kid Gloves
imported to this country, and are pronounced by
manv of customers, and sell them at less than
AIexandry's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-03
TERMS OF ADyEnTIsTNt.

lht DAILY sPY;-One square (three fourths Of
an neh hrst Insertion 81; each subsequent Insertion
~ cents one week 81; two weeks % 49, one month,
"a 'n'ee months 81; year. s20 For half square
ne ce WI" DC three fourths Of the price ofone square,
and Special Notices, extra prices.
In WEEKLY, First Insertion Al ner"souars . s.ch arr
sequent insertion Is cents ~ st.s' 'e"0'' s~e-
- AZ .ransent Advertisements must be paid 10 adj
0dnce Yearly OF regular advertisers " M he reaulrd 10
make quarterly payments W W. e ieeAiie1 ~
~ No ar0fait0Hs Adgerfite,nsnfs W rano-, -...
lutions or proceedings Of anv CORPORATION soc,s,v -
association, and communcaton designad ~ csi ~
.enoh 70 aV matter Of limited Individual Interest
can De inserted unless paid for as an 1dverfisemenf
~ me Publishers will not hold fhemselves resn9n.g
charged for the Advertisement w WI '''' amount
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-03
A. P. WARE & co.

INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
ERs OF CLOTHING, TO A LARGE
AND VERY EXCELLENT STOCK OF
SEASONABLE GARMENTS OF RE
CENT PKODUC TJON, COMPRIsIN
THE USUAL AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES OF THE SEASON, AND THEY
FEEL GREAT CONFIDENCE THEY
WILL BE FOUND TO MERIT GENER-
AL APP BATON.
OUR STOCK OF BOYS' CLOTHING
IS ALSO FULLY EQUAL TO THE Of
FERINGS OF ANY FORMER SEASON,
AND CARE WILL BE TAKEN TO
KEEP THIS IMPORTANT DEPART
MENT OF OUR BUSINESS IN FULL
ASSORTMENT OF ALI. OF THE MOST
DESIRA BILE DESCRIPTIONS OF
GARMENTS FOR BOYS FALL AGES
AND SIZES. BOYS CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER, IN THE BEST MANNER.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR VERY LARGE STOCK OF FUR
NISHING AND PIECE GOODS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY OF THE
"a u I'm AOEN vi IN w AN Il
OF ANY QUALITY OF GOODS FOR
SEASONABLE CLOTHING, FOR ETH
Err MEN OK BOYS.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
GOOD STOCK OF GOODS FOR MILL
TAKY CLOTHING.
GAR EENrS OF ALL DEsCRIP-
TIONs MADE TO OR ID Err WITH
.
IN ALL GASES GUARANTEED.
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LACES.
And an Immense Stock of
Cambria EdgingS and InSertingS.

Linen Embroidered Edgings and Insertings; Linen,
Cambria and Dmity Bands and White Goods.
N bah of the above Goods will be sold lower than
they can be bought in Boston or New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-03
Rich Real Point Lace Collars and Sets.

French Gimpure Thread and Valencienes Lace Collars
and Sets Ricn and Choice Patterns of French Collars
s225 and upwards; 5000 Pusher and French Lace Yeils
at unusual low prices Real Black Thread, Malta, Va
lenciennes and French
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-03
Great Bargains in Handkerchiefs.

$50 doz. Gents White and Coored BOrdered Linen
which will be sold at 25 cent lees than they
imported now We respectfully invite all those in want
of Handkerchiefs, to call and examine
Great Bargains in Ladies Plain linen Ilem-sttched,
Pine Apple Rich Embroidered and Real Lace Handker-
chiefs. in new STYLES and Patterns
Closing out sale OF our Stock Of WOODEN HOODS
S0NTAGS, CLOUDS and MITTFNS,