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DIRECTORY.
Wheeler Wm. A. iron foundry, machine shop, &c. 32 Thos. Wheeler Wm. F. bds 39 Thomas
Wheeler Wm. R. h Austin
Wheelock Abner, cigar manufr. 253} Main, bds 4S Thomas Wheelock Amos M. armorer, h 56 Salem
Wheelock Clarendon (S. C. Combs & Co.) h West
Wheelock Eleazer, armorer, h 36 Pleasant
Wheelock Estes, hostler, Am. House stable, h 20 Exchange Wheelock Gardner L. clerk, h 67 Summer
Wheelock Henry G boot bottomer, bds 7 Summer
Wheelock Joel H. painter, h 16 Liberty
Wheelock Luke, gunsmith at J. S. Ware's, bds Elm Wheelock Mrs Lydia, lı Austin
Wheelock Rinaldo R. machinist, bds West
Wheelock T. P. acct at armory, h 23 Portland
Wheelock Wm. R. clerk, h Austin
Whipple Amaziah B. baker, lı 7 Orange
Whipple Edwin E. armorer, h 25 Washington,
Whipple George C. baker, h 10 Vine
Whipple James A. machinist, h 12 Orange
Whitcomb Alonzo (C. Whitcomb & Co.) bds 16 Thomas Whitcomb Carter & Co. copying presses, &c. G. & Rice, bds 16 Thomas
Whitcomb Charles, physician, office Pleasant, h 293 Main
Whitcomb Clements, armorer, bds 18 Salem
Whitcomb Geo. boot bottomer, 145 Main, bds 14 Exchange Whitcomb Jeremiah, hack driver, h Pleasant
Whitcomb John F clerk at James Green's
Whitcomb Lewis A. clerk at Hardon's, bds Maple White Aaron, lı 48 Thomas
White Augustus, clerk, bds Chestnut
White Austin, barber h 97 Summer
White Benjamin, gardner, h Everett
White Chas. boot manufr. Front h 26 Portland
White Clarendon A clerk at Hardon's, bds Maple White David, Grove mill, bds Grove
White Darius, carpenter, h Everett
White Dutee, flag tender, h Chandler White Ellery, laborer, h Austin
White Emery, building mover, h 31 Myrtle
White Erastus C. building mover, h 31 Myrtle
White George, laborer, h Temple
White James, carpenter, h rear 8 Trumbull
White Jolin, tin & sheet iron worker, h Southbridge White Jonas, boot treer, bds 6 School
White Joseph, clerk, bds Franklin House White Leonard, h 17 Winter
White Luther, knife grinder, Merrifield's, h 2 Central
White Oliver, shoemaker, h Lexington
White Rowland, hack driver, bds IS Mechanic
White Samuel C. druggist, 24 Wash. sqr. h 65 Summer
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DIRECTORY.
White Talbot C. grocer, 6 Wash. square, h 8 Fulton White W. J. coffee manuf'r, Union, bds 7 Maple Whitehouse J. W. armorer, bds 1 Fulton Whiting Chas. B asst. cashier Wor. Bank, bds 7 Trumbull Whiting Chas. H. clerk, h 7 Trumbull
Whiting David, fireman Nash. R. R. bds 8 Wash. square Whiting George F. clerk, bds 7 Trumbull
Whiting George W. carriage maker, h Carroll Whiting Hudson L. pump maker, Washı. sqr. h 8 Portland Whiting Wm. C. carriage maker 1 Mechanic, h West Whitman Augustus, (C. Foster & Co ) bds Chatham Whitmore Joseph, armorer, bds 65 Main
Whitney Ephraim, bds Elm Whitney Harvey S. bootmaker, h 1 School
Whitney Jarvil C. lather, h Glen
Whitney Joshna, blacksmith, h Clinton Whitney Miss Polly, uphol-terer, h Lincoln Whitney Sam'l N. sash & blind maker, h Oxford Court Whitney Sumner A. h Elm
Whittemore Asa D. pattern maker, h 5 Prospect Whittemore Charles, machinist, Union mill, h Harvard Whittemore Charles A. clerk, bds 41 Main Whittemore Mrs. Clark, h 9 Summer
Whittemore Edward H. carpenter, bds 5 Prospect Whittemore Eli J. wheelwright, bds 2 Park Whittemore Harold J. machinist, h Vernon place Whittemore John R. plow maker, bds Prescott Whittemore Joseph, painter, bds 4 Central Whittemore Kendall, stucco mason, h 6 Salem Whittemore Reuben, wire drawer, bds 6 Vine Whittier A. W. F. law student, 2 Cen. Ex. bds 7 High Whiton John F. plowmaker, bds 41 Main Wiess Mrs. Mary, bds Worcester House Wight Charles B. clerk at 217 Main, bds Pleasant Wight Edwin, clerk at Merrill's, 219 Main Wight Hiram C. carpenter, h 87 Summer Wight Oliver, bds S7 Summer Wilber Isaac, carpenter, h Columbia Wilber Sanford S. blacksmith, h Mulberry Wilcox Alfred W. watchmaker, bds 4 Maple Wilcox Jason, machinist, bds Bridge Wilder Alexander H. register of deeds, h 8 School Wilder Chas. clerk at W. A. Wheeler's, h 3 Goulding block Wilder Charles E. machinist, bds Grove Wilder Mrs. Elizabeth, h 11 Union Wilder Geo. W. carriage & harness maker, h 3 Goulding bl'k Wilder Joel, mason, h 79 Salem Wilder Martin, manufacturer, h Grove
Wilder Sam'l N. carpenter, h 86 Southbridge Wilder Thomas, portrait painter, h 67 Southbridge Wilkins Elisha, teamster, h Pine
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DIRECTORY.
Willard Calvin, counsellor, h 3 Portland Willard Edward H. car builder, bds Franklin Willard Ephraim, stone cutter, h Belmont Willard Fitzroy, machinist Union mill, h 1 Union Willard Henry W. truckman, h Summer st. Court Willard I. H. teacher of penmanship, 92 Main Willard John, carbuilder, h 6 Goddard Willard Joseph, farmer, h Jackson Willard Josiah, painter, Mechanic, h Walnut Willard Luther, laborer, bds Old Pine Willard Mrs. Ruth K. shoe binder, East Central Willard Tyler, h 13 Arch
Willard Win. H. carriage smith, h Belmont Willey Nath'l cabinet maker, bds Temp. Exchange Willey Samuel, painter, C. mill, h 5 Prospect Williams Andrew A. agent for Ins Co. h 59 Southbridge Williams Giles, groceries, 240 Main, h 49 Central Williams Hartley, Dewey's office 218 Main Williams James, farmer, Salisbury
Williams John, ( Woodburn, Light & Co.) h Bridge Williams Lemuel, counsellor, 206 Main, h Elm cor Oak Williams M. R millinery goods 127 Main, h 129 Main Williams Noah, barber, Wash. Square, h Summer st. Court Williams Obed, farmer at Paine's, Lincoln Williams Peter, laborer, h French row
Williams Peter T. hair dresser, bds Union
Williams Warren, machinist, Union mill, h 13 Hanover Williams Wm. A. counsellor, 7 Cen. Ex. bds Temp. Ex. Willington Mrs. Clarissa, 4 Union
Willis Andrew W. overseer on R. R. h 44 Central
Williston Gordon, tin plate worker, h 32 Southbridge Williston John M. tin plate worker, bds 32 Southbridge Willoughby John, plow maker, bds 9 Thomas Wilson Mrs Almira, Market Wilson Charles F. bookbinder, bds Oxford
Wilson Dexter, boot manufr. 9 Sorthbridge, h West Wilson Emory, attendant at hospital
Wilson ( H.) & Flint (M. M ) grocers, 84 Main, h Maple place Wilson Geo. W. clicker, bds 13 Summer
Wilson James T. bar tender, Wash. square Hotel Wilson John jr. blacksmith, h 8 Charles Wilson Wm. C. acct at Harris', bds 118 Main Winchester Greenleaf N. bds Bridge
Winchester Wm. & Miss, fancy goods, 49 Main Winslow John C. shoemaker, h 4 Vine Wing Geo. M. clerk at J. Grout's Winter Christopher D. machinist, h Lincoln
Winter D. S. K. shoe store, 93 Main, bds Franklin house Winter Edward P. boot fitter, bds Franklin house Witbeck Harry P. upholsterer & carver, bds U. S. hotel Witherby James, hı 7 Howard
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DIRECTORY.
Witt Albert, wood turner, h 71 Front Witt E F. & Co. livery stable, Canal, h 69 Front Wood Aldin M. boot bottomer, bds 51 Salem Wood Amos, carpenter, h 2S Summer
Wood Asaph G. general counting-room & ins. agency, 2 Warren Hall, h 19 Myrtle Wood Charles ( Woodburn, Light & Co.) h Irving Wood Chas. B. clicker, h William
Wood Chas. D. clerk at I. H. Upton's, bds Temp. Ex.
Wood Chas. H. clerk at Brown's, bds Grafton
Wood C. N. shoemaker, h William Wood Edwin H. jobber, h Grafton Wood Edwin J. machinist, bds 5 Hanover Wood Mrs Eunice S. h 1 Hanover
Wood Ira, agent at Norwich R. R. freight station
Wood George F. clerk at Archer's, bds Maple
Wood Joel D. machinist, h head of Arch
Wood John H. machinist, bds Glenn Wood Jonathan, bookbinder, h 2 School Wood Judson A. laborer, h 5 Salem
Wood Mrs Lansford, boarding house, 15 Thomas
Wood Luther N. blacksmith, ( Bradley's) h Burt Wood Michael, laborer, h 95 Summer
Wood Philander J. sash & blind maker, h Exchange
Wood Samuel, carpenter, bds 5 Salem
Wood Wm. F. wheelwright, Canal, h 7 Cherry
Woodburn (Josiah) Light & Co. machinists' tools, Union bds 2 Arch
Woodburn Sam'l, ag't N. E. P.U. Market, bds Franklin house Woodbury Jolin H. h Orange
Woodbury Wm merchant, h 1 Goulding's block
Woodcock Alonzo, carpenter, h Jackson
Woodcock Bela, carpenter, h 325 Main
Woodcock Isaac, blacksmith, h 42 Central
Woodman David O. card setter, h 29 Washington Woodward Alfred G. machinist, C. mill, h 5 School Woodward David, stone cutter, h 26 Green Woodward Henry, artist, 4 Warren Hall, bds 7 High
Woodward F. G. manufr. switch stands, h 5 Howard Woodward Miss M. dressmaking, &c. 161 Main (up stairs) Woodward Rufus, assistant physician at Hospital Woodward Samuel, (Kinnicutt & Co.) bds 9 High
Woodward T. M. sign & ornamental painter, 11 Wait's bl'k Woodworth Arad jr. carpenter, h 6 Chandler
Woodworth James S. carpenter & builder, h & Vine Worcester Mrs. Sybil, boarding house, Sudbury Workman Wm. physician, 9 Elm
Works Asa, bootmaker, bds 29 Southbridge
Works Russell, cutter, h 21 Myrtle
Worthington Charles, armorer, h Burnside's Court Worthington Edward, machinist, bds 44 Mechanic
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DIRECTORY.
Wright Frederic, carriage smith, h 53 Central Wright John, marble cutter, h 12 Water Wright John, moulder, bds 24 Central Wright John jr. marble yard, rear 205 Main, bds 12 Water Wright Mitchel, machinist, h Grafron Wrigley Benjamin, boot treer, bds Burt Wyman George C. clicker, h 2 Southbridge YĚAW JOSEPH C. laborer, h 1 Vine Young Alpheus, boot crimper, h East Central Young James, moulder, h 15 Winter Young John, shoe maker, h 24 Summer Young Josiah C. furnace man, h Gold Young J. W. carpenter, h Everett Young Levi, engineer, bds 74 Front Young Samuel, laborer, h East Central
SMITH & BROTHER,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS & SHOES.
No. 116 Main Street, OPPOSITE WALDO BLOCK, WORCESTER.
JOHN F. SMITH. GEORGE E. SMITH.
DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING ON
WOOD & COPPER. BOOK. JOB & CARD
.LBY-
HENRY J. HOWLAND 199 Main st., Worcester.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
'GET THE BEST!'
' All young persons should have a standard
DICTION RY
at their elbows. And while you are about it, get the best ; that Dictionary is
NOAH WEBSTER'S,
The great work, unabridged. If you are too poor, save the amount from off your back, to put it into your head.' --- Phrenolog. Journal.
' Dr Webster's great work is the best Dictionary of the English language.' --- London Morning Chronicle.
' We can have no hesitation in giving it as our opin- ion, that this is the most elaborate and successful un- dertaking of the kind which has ever appeared.' --- Lon- don Times.
' This Dictionary is, undoubtedly, the most complete Dictionary of the English language that has ever been published, and ages will elapse before any other dic- tionary of that language will be required. It is in ev- ery respect, far superior to the folio edltions of John- son's Dictionary. The introductory matter-on the origin and progress of language-Etymology-the changes of the English language, and other topics- contains an immense mass of useful information, which must have cost the author a very great degree of labor and research. The pronunciation of Scriptural, Class- ical and Geographical names, forms a most valuable appendix to the Dictionary, and cannot be too highly appreciated.' THOMAS DICK.
Broughty Ferry, near Dundee, Sept. 12, 1849.
WEBSTER'S QUARTO DICTIONARY .- Messrs Merriam have just re- ceived an order for a case of Webster's Quarto Dictionary, from a merchant in Calcutta. They have previously received several or- ders for quantities of the work, from Bombay, and Ceylon. Pro- fessor Stowe has said of it, that " it deserves to be, must be, is, and will be, THE STANDARD, wherever the English language is spoken." The demand for the work, in foreign countries, as well as at home, warrants the belief that he is correct in his estimate of its merits and popularity .- SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN, OCT. 4, 1849.
Published by G. & C. MERRIAM, Springfield, Mass , and for sale by all Booksellers.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
OLD STAND OF WM. LEGGATE.
B. E. HUTCHINSON, Harness Maker and Upholsterer, AND DEALER IN
Saddlers' and Upholsterers' Goods.
B. E. II. would tender his thanks to his friends and customers for past favors, and hopes by his best endeavors to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage which this establishment has always received. STABLE KEEPERS, and gentlemen keeping private teams, will always find a general assortment of
Harnesses, Saddles and Bridles, Whips, Mats, Curry- Combs and Brushes, &c., of the best quality. Also, in their seasons, Horse Blankets, Bells, Buffalo Robes, & Fly Nets, Thin Covers, etc. Travelers will find a good assortment of
Trunks, Valises,
Carpet-Bags, &c.
Among the Upholstery articles may be found Plush, Damasks, Moreens, Fringes, Eindings, Gimps and Tufts of superior quality. SADDLERS' SILKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Harness Manufacturers will find
Harness and Lace Leather, Buck Skins, N. F. Oil, Sponge Blacking, Leather Preservative, and Harness Thread from the Manufacturers, together with a general assortment of Harness and Saddlery Hardware. Cushions for Churches, and Curled Hair Mattresses, made to order. Also, Leather Belts for Machinery. All the above Goods will be sold low for Cash. [ Repair- ing in the above business done at short notice.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEWIS T. LAZELL,
Successor to Scott & Lazell, (Formerly D. Scott Jr. & Co.,) Wholesale and Retail Dealer in every variety of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS.
Perfumery, European Leeches, Patent Medicines, Brushes, &c.
Sole Ageut for HART'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT, the only medi- cine for the cure of Fits, Spasms, Convulsions, etc. Also Agent for
Souther's Cod Liver Oil, which is the purest Cod Liver Oil manufactured.
COMMUNION WINE, -ALSO- Port Wine, and other Liquors,
The purest the market affords, always on hand and for sale, For Medicinal Uses.
Particular attention is given to the retail branch of the business. All the medicines dispensed are selected with especial reference to PURITY, and in compounding medicines, great care is taken that they are according to the received standard ; for it is obvious to every one that the strength of medicines should always be uniform. And the public may rest assured that every thing obtained at this shop will be perfect, both as to quality and mode of preparation.
[ My facilities for preparing PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS, are ample ; and they will be put up in a style Unsurpassed in Boston, or elsewhere. Shop never left without a competent Apothecary. LEWIS T. LAZELL.
No. 201 Main Street, 4 Doors North of Am. House.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
OLNEY F. THOMPSON,
PROPRIETOR OF TIIE
CITY SHOE STORE,
176 Main Street, Worcester,
Has constantly on hand and for sale, the largest and best selected stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS & RUBBERS,
That can be found in the City.
The people of Worcester and vicinity, will at all times find here EVERY VARIETY OF
Men's Boys' Roots & Shoes,
Adapted to the season, and among them a large lot of the CORK SOLE, DOUBLE SOLE, AND DOUBLE VAMP SEWED BOOTS, which were awarded a
dal,
At the late Fair of the Worcester Co. Mechanics' Association, for their superior Stock and Workmanship.
Ladies' Misses' and Children's
GAITERS, POLKAS, SHOE-TIES.
AND TIES OF EVERY DESIRABLE STYLE AND QUALITY.
The Largest Assortment of Ladies' Philadelphia Boots & Shoes IN NEW ENGLAND.
RUBBERS, OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES. Ladies', Gents', & Misses Rubber Boots, &c., &c., &c., all of which will be sold At the Lowest Market Prices.
To Country Merchants, I offer rare facilities for replenishing and filling up their Stocks, and would respectfully invite all to favor me with a call.
O. F. THOMPSON,
176 Main Street, Nearly opposite the Am. Temp. House.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
EARL WARNER,
SUCCESSOR TO EARLE & EAMES, MANUFACTURER OF
SUPERIOR PREMIUM
MACHINE CARDS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, OF ROUND OR ANGULAR WIRE, Square Cut or Diamond Point. IG At the late Fair of the Worcester Co. Mechanics Asso ciation, E. W. received, "for excellent specimens of Card Work, a Silver Medal." ALSO STRETCHED LEATHER BELTING Of Philadelphia or Hemlock Leather, At 92 (late 43) Front Street, WORCESTER, MASS.
WORCESTER MACHINE CARD MANUFACTORY. The subscribers are manufacturing a superior article of all kinds of MACHINE CARD CLOTHING, At their WELL KNOWN stand, Over J. Pratt & Co's Iron Store, No. 11 Washington Square, T. K. EARLE & CO.
EDWARD EARLE, TIMOTHY K. EARLE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. T. BRECK,
MANUFACTURER OF LIGHT AND HEAVY CARRIAGES.
All kinds of Carriages made to order, IN THE BEST MANNER, And all work WARRANTED ;- at the Old Stand, Corner of School and Union Streets, WORCESTER, MASS.
Having erected a new and commodious Shop, he is enabled, by the aid of Steam power, to do work with greater facility, and at satisfactory prices.
REPAIRING, In all its branches, done by experienced workmen, and of the best materials.
Carriages and Harnesses.
GEORGE W. WVILDER, At his "Old Stand," on School Street, WORCESTER,
Continues to manufacture, in the best manner, all kinds of
CARRIAGES & HARNESSES,
And pledges himself to sell as good articles, for the amount paid, as can be obtained in the country.
1 He would call the attention of STABLE-KEEPERS, PHYSI- CIANS, and others in want of durable and tasteful articles, to his samples, at all times on hand. Worcester, Dec. 1849.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOS. D. FULLER, -DEALER IN-
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND RUBBERS. 219 Main Street, Worcester, Ms. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS done at short notice.
JOHN KENDRICK,
Manufacturer of all kinds of Weavers' Reeds & Harnesses, AND DEALERS IN MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES. 22 Front St., Worcester.
WORCESTER IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY.
FITCH & JONES, MANUFACTURERS OF Ebenezer M. Rice's Patent Couplings. -ALSO- Pulleys, Hangers, Hydraulic Press, -AND- MACHINE CASTINGS GENERALLY. Union Street, near Mechanic,
EZRA FITCH,
EDWIN
$
Worcester, Mass.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOK BINDING. PERIODICALS, BOOKS, and all kinds of Binding, done promptly, with neatness, and at the lowest prices. 237 Main Street, over Grout's Bookstore,
WILLIAM ALLEN.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
THE WORCESTER MUTUAL Fire Insurance Company,
Incorporated Feb. 11, 1828, and Charter renewed 1847, Continue to insure on buildings of every description and use, except Cotton and Woolen Factories, Paper Mills, Furnaces and Blacksmith's Shops, Tanneries where Furnaces are used, Carpenters', Wheelwrights', Chair makers' and Cabi- net Makers' Shops, or buildings so near them as to be ex- posed thereby, and buildings in which steam power is em- ployed, or shavings are made in such quantities as to increase the risk, and buildings used for unlawful purposes or in which unlawful business is carried on with the consent and know- ledge of the owner.
They also insure Household Furniture, including Books, Wearing Apparel and Family Stores kept in dwellings; and (with the exception of the stock of Livery Stables,) they insure Hay and Grain, Live Stock, Carriages and Harnesses.
The long and successful operation of the OLD WOR- CESTER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM- PANY,and the large dividends paid at the expiration of a Policy, have secured the confidence of the public, and the present Managers of its concerns are desirous that the people should be in possession of the above information.
The amount of their cash fund exceeds one hundred and twenty thousand dollars; and with their vigilance in looking after their risks (having a competent person constantly em- ployed in examining buildings insured by them, )they con- fidently believe it will continue to increase.
The Company have been desirous for a long time to con fine their insurance to the safest kind of risks, which they are now enabled, effectually, to do, in consequence of other Mutual Offices having recently gone into operation, which are willing to insure the most hazardous kinds of property.
The inducement to persons owning the kinds of property to be protected against loss by fire which the Company can insure, is as great, if not greater, in that office than in any other in New England. Office in Court House.
FREDERICK WM. PAINE, President. . ANTHONY CHASE, Secretary.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 149
A. TOLMAN & CO.
10 Exchange St. Worcester, Mass. Carriage & Harness Makers, AND DEALERS IN
Carriage Trimmings, Leather Springs, AXLES, VARNISH, &C. Have on hand an assortment of New and Second-hand
CARRIAGES HARNESSES.
We are now building CARRIAGES of new and elegant patterns, which will be sold at very low prices. We have a
BLACKSMITHS' SHOP
Connected with our establishment, and experienced workmen, so that we can do Smith's work of various kinds, and all repairs to Carriages, with promptness and in the best manner.
A. TOLMAN, ..
G. W. RUSSELL, } A. TOLMAN & CO.
DOCT. F. BARNARD
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public that he CONTINUES TO PRACTICE WITH
VEGETABLE MEDICINE
At the Old Stand, 83 Main St. WORCESTER.
ABRAHAM CUTTING, Manufacturer of various kinds of
TRUSSES,
Over 227 Main Street, WORCESTER, MASS. N. B. Repairing done at short notice.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
OTIS CONVERSE,
DEALER IN
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINES AND SEEDS, No. 246 Main Street, Opposite City Hall.
AARON BILLING,
DEALER IN Cooking and Parlor Stoves, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FARMERS AIRIT
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Martin's Celebrated Plows, HOVEY'S STRAW CUTTERS, Dewey's Patent Spring-Tooth Horse Rakes, DODGE'S OX YOKES, Cast Iron Wheel Wheelbarrows, Ox Shovels, WOOD SAWS, HOWARD'S CHURNS, &c. 24 & 26 Front Street, Opposite the City Hall, WORCESTER.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Worcester Clothing Store. MAIN STREET, 180
180
L. BRIGHAM CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Fashionable Custom made Clothing, RICH FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS CLOTHES, Cloth and Glazed Caps and Umbrellas, Together with every article wanted in the Wardrobe of men or boys, all of which are warranted to be thoroughly made, and to give perfect satisfaction. Store under Brinley Hall, opposite Am. Tem. House.
CHARLES S. ELLIS, Manufacturer of UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,
And Dealer in all kinds of MUSICAL MERCHANDIZE. Always on hand, a great variety of
Willow
Fancy Goods, Baskets, Wagons and Cradles, Canes, &c. 112 Main Street, opposite Waldo Block, WORCESTER, MASS. Umbrellas and Parasols New Covered and Repaired at short notice.
BENJ. BUTMAN, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER, No. 186 MAIN STREET, Opposite the American Temp. House, WORCESTER, MASS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. H. KNIGHTS,
Manufacturer of
HATS, CAPS & MUFFS,
And Dealer in BUFFALO ROBES, FANCY FURS, loves, Alittens & Umbrellas,
Central Exchange, 163 Main Street, WORCESTER, MASS.
B. BUFFUM,
Dealer in
ANTHRACITE & BITUMINOUS
COAL 9 Lime, Plaster, Moulding Sand, &c. PARK STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! The Hartford Fire Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Continue to insure Factories, Machine Shops, Dwelling Houses, and all kinds of personal property, on the most rea- sonable terms.
Hartford, Conn. JAMES G. BOLLES, Sec'y.
Persons desirous of obtaining Insurance in Worcester, or vicinity, are referred to Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, Worces ter, Mass. at his office, No. 141 Main Street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOSIAH RICE, DEALER IN SAWS AND SAW FRAMES, No. 227 Main Street, Up Stairs. Particular attention given to Repairing and Filing of Saws.
SAMUEL FLAGG & CO.
Manufacturers of
ENGINE LATHES, Hand Lathes, Planing Machines for Iron, SLIDE RESTS, PERPENDICULAR DRILLS, At Merrifield's Building,
UNION STREET, WORCESTER, MS. SAM'L FLAGG, HENRY HOLLAND, LUCIUS W. POND, EPH. H. BELLOWS, JE.
BOWLES & BLOOD, 125 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
Manufacturers of Hats, And Dealers in BUFFALO ROBES, MUFFS, FUR CAPS, Of different kinds and qualities, Cloth Caps trimmed with Otter, Fur, Seal, Nutra and Fitch. Velveteen Caps, Youth's Fancy and Infant's Caps, Umbrellas, &c.
N. B. Beaver, Otter, Nutra and Mole Skin Hats, made to order and Warranted not to be surpassed by any in the State ; if you don't believe it, come and see.
125. Don't Forget the Number ! 125,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ENOCH MERRILL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
HATS, CAPS, MUFFS, BOAS,
BUFFALO ROBES, GLOVES, MITTENS, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Parasols, Bosoms, Collars, Feeting, &c. Trunks, Valises, & Carpet Bags, -ALSO-
BOOKS STATIONERY, Gold Pens, Ink, Quills, Clothes, Teeth, Hair, Hearth, Shoe and Shaving BRUSHES AND BOXES,
Soap, Razors, Knives, Scissors, Wallets, Purses, Pins, Nee- dles, Combs, Thimbles, Cards, Feather Dusters, &c. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, together with a great variety of articles not enumerated. No. 221 Main Street.
Books, and Book Binding.
J. S. WESBY.
No. 124 Main Street, Worcester,
Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS,-BLANK BOOKS,
In all their various Bindings Annuals for 1850, and other Gift Books, Bibles, Testaments, Hymn Books, Life and Observations of Rev. E. F. Newell,
Stationery, of all kinds Miscellaneous and Toy Books, Cap, Letter and Note Paper, Pens, Ink, Slates, AND FANCY ARTICLES.
B OK BINDING
Of all kinds done in a neat and durable manner. Old Books carefully Re-Bound, with neatness and despatch.
124 MAIN STREET. J. S. WESBY.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
D. GODDARD & SON,
Continue at the Old Stand, No. 197 Main Street, Where may always be found a first rate selection of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Silver Spoons, Gold Beads, Gold, Silver, and Steel Specta- cles, together with other goods usually found in such shops. Watches of all kinds REPAIRED in the most faithful manner, by experienced workmen only. Engraving done in the neatest manner, at short notice, by
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