Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Holiday Gifts,

Inc nOHoay season mas come AGAIN, ana our
ready begin to be throDged with people in search Of suit
able presents for their friends To help the search,
will indicate readers the best places in which to
make purchases. There need of going out of Wor
cester, when our own stores so richly filled as at
present, First of ALL however let every remember
the sick and wounded soldiers by furnishing abundant
aid both of money and flannel goods to the soldiers
lief society," and the sanitary commission. Let them
have the choicest gifts When this been done 1t will
be time to make purchases at the following places:
DRY GooDs For rich silks, cloaks, balmorals and
gloves, flannel goods ard for everything that the
heart desires to the imperial stores the richly laden
shelves of Jenkins, hamilton Co., Barnard, Sumner s
Co., j. s. Pinkham. H. L. StOue Co., Horace Sheldon,
and J. e. CLARKE Co. No more useful presents can be
made than such may be found in these stores For
She zephy Like goods such embroideres. laces
Feils embroidered slippers &c, GrOss Strauss Cos
. the popular resort.
Books, STATIONERY, PICTURES, &c Books and pic
lures always welcome Ed,odrd NeiIen, Jr, 2s9
Main street is dong large business, and he books
for all tastes and in every variety OF rich binding He
has photograph albums, and heaps of stationery. E.
Whitney, l44 MeiR street, keeps stationery. At the
academy Of Fine Arts 257 Main street. large collections
pictures photographs and much else well worth buy
ing, to be found. Artists materials of every kind
paints folos drawing paper &c, is awaysfor sale. For
music books, music and musical instruments, 60 to a.
Dormant 2O3 Nain street, or s. R. LeIands As Front
Itreet.
ToYs.-ArJ p Young, 2O9 Main street, and E. Merrill,
1871 Main street will undertake to furnish toys dolls,
and variety of fancy articles suitable children.
JEwELRY, RICH FANCY GOODS, &c-The jewelry
stores not apt to be forgotten in holiday times At
c. C. Colemans Nam and Fcster streets, Rich
ard Fiske's, l95 Main street, and Isaac Fuhs No.
Bay State Block, the richest of luxures be had,
Watches rings, silver ware, thmbles knives and every
Thing eles ant Coleman, like Mellen, keeps rich
sortment Of photograph albums. j. Rosenbush l723
Main street keeps unique articles. Here micro
scopes of great power sereocopes opera glasses and
every variety ofoptical mathematical and philosophical
instruments.
CHINA, GLASS WAEE, CUTLERY, &C.-There are thou
sand Of elegant articles be found the crockery
store of Albert s. Bropn Isl Nam street What better
gilt there then set of China ware elegant lamp.
vases, fruit dish castor? Then there the cele-
brated u. A" ware well known TO our readers
At John Fir MS opposite the Bay State House may be
found rich raran lamps orockery &c. So also at
PatnGraS CiaTks, l43 Main Street, E. B LGmsons, 70
Main street, and at j. L. Hoods 22s Nam street much
OF the kinds goods are for sale with furniture in
addition
CLoTmNG.-E Every clothing store abounds in the most
useful of suggestions gilt of suit Of clothes is
admirable way in which to assist poor family.
Mittens. stockings and fur ishipg goods all kinds
make good presents. a p Ware Co.. 10 Main street,
D. II. kames Harrington Louis Lerisson, 259
Main street. WiiGid DeUeTeduE 269 Main street up
Hairs), A. Wattiidge, No. Anaerican House Block,
Samuel Parker, Main str,st, and Charles Poole 40
Front street furnish all that may desired Val
bridge deals more especially in fine shirts and boys
clothing.
HATS, CAPS FuRs-Ladies children s. and misses
Iurs, gloves, hats caps umbrellas, &c. found
In great variety fexcellence at the of Kendall
Nc Clennen next door 10 the post office and at Fred A.
Clapp's, 223 Main street.
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFuMERY, &c.-At the drug stores
Of Geo. HarOW, Of Main and Pleasant streets,
and David Scott, 25l Main street. many useful and ac-
reptable toilet articles suitable presents may be
found
GROCERIES ought TO be in demand They can be had
In the original packages at the Wholesale of L.
Larhed, 10 Front street. and s. E. Staples 2S3 Main
street. D. D. Allen, Front street, always keeps large
and wellselected assortment of groceries
FLOUR AND GRAIH-A bag of buckwheat flour. a bar.
rel of good Graham -four -four of any kind would re
eve many poor family. Get it for them G. s. Hop
pins, Mechanic street, Draper s Clarks 81 Front
street, or of W. d. Hol6rook9 & Co. 30T Main street
For COAL, leave your orders with Thomas Sutton 2
Lincoln House Block. For SKATES, go to c. C. TOun0
successor to j. Stewart Brown, 96 Main street.
FLOWERS WREATHs, AND CRossEs-.onathan Grout
will furnish wreaths and boquets if are left at his
greenhouse. or at W. o. Swetts, lS6 Main street.
Housekeepers will not object good clothes wringer
which may be had of c. A. Cummings POS Main street
study of our advertising columns will afford more
interesting details ard should neglected by our
| readers