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Wild John, machinist, h Burt Wilder Alex. H. reg. of deeds, Ct. IT. h 8 State Wilder Chas. clerk at Wheeler's, h 2 Kendall
Wilder Chas. E. manuf'r of boot tools, Exchange, bds 17 Prescott
Wilder Harvey B. cl'k at reg. of deeds, bds 8 State Wilder Martin, h 17 Prescott [Southbridge
Wilder Thos. portrait & ornamental painter, h 67 Wilkins Daniel, butcher, bds E. Central
Wilkins Etisha, laborer. h Kast Central
Wilkins James, machinist, bds Webster Wilkins John, farmer, Webster Wilkinson Joseph, at Nash. R. R. h Prescott Wilkinson Mrs. Sarah B. h 15 Chariton Willard A. It. clerk, ixis Taft's hotel Willard Calvin, h 3 Portland
Willard Cephas, moulder, h 11 Market
Willard Chas. F. machinist, bds 13 Prescott
Willard Chas. H. barber, bds 26Central Willard Fitzroy & Co. (N. A. Lombard, C. Whit- temore & II. W Conklin,) machinists, Union mill, School, h 13 Prescott
Willard Geo. A. machinist, h 66 Exchange
Willard Henry, carriage smith, h Endicott
Willard Henry W. teamster, h 17 Central
Willard John, farmer, Granite
Willard Jonathan, farmer. Granite
Willard Joseph, farmer, h Southgate
Willard Peter. painter, h 16 Union
Willard Tyler, h 12 Arch
Willard W. H. cutter at Lewisson's, h 17 William
Willey James M. painter, bds 12 Elliot
Willey Samuel, painter, court mill, h 12 Elliot
Williams Arthur W. farmer, « ollege hill
Williams Augustus, clerk at Pratt & Inman's, bds 17 Chestnut
Williams Aurilia, attendant at Hospital
Williams A. G. h 3 George [& Washington Williams Chas. D. at rolling miil, h cor Plymouth Williams Chas. H. Leonard's express messenger, h 22 Exchange
Williams Frank L. shoemaker, bds 26 Pleasant Williams Geo. C. stitcher, bds 4 Central
WILLIAMS G. F. bookbinder, 239 Main, h 27 Chatham
Williams Geo. W. tin & coppersmith, h 4 Lincoln Williams Giles, h 10 Grove
WILLIAMS HARTLEY, (Dewey & W.) counsellors 218 Main, h 20 Harvard [office, h 2 Winter Williams Horatio N. manager Union telegraph Williams James, farmer, Lincoln
Wiliams James, laborer. 8 E. Worcester
Williams James, h 19 Exchange
Williams John, machinist, h Il Liberty
Williams J. Hf. shoemaker, bds 29 Irving Williams Lemuel, h 35 Eim
Williams Mrs. Louis, h 49 Summer
Williams Michael, wiredrawer. h Quinsigamon1 Williams M. R. millin'y goods &e , 127 & 116 Main h 129 Main [chester, h 13 Arch
Williams Obed, at Hooper's charcoal yard, Man- Williams Peter, laborer, h East cor Belmont
Will ams Samuel, bonnet presser, bds 77 Exch.
Williams Warren (Ball & W.) h Salisbury
Williams Wm. laborer, bds Leicester. V. F.
WILLIAMS WM. A. counsellor. Cen. 1 x. h Cedar Williams (Wm. A.) & Clark (Geo. W.) clothing & boots & shoes, Piper bi'k, Main, h College Williamson M. W. h 5 Sudbury Willington Mrs Clarissa, h lo Union
Willington Levi, laborer, bds Burncoat Willington Nahum, farmer. Burncoat Willis Geo. N. jwinter. h 37 Mulberry
Wills Henry, at T. K. Earle's, bds 8 Grafton Wilmarth Daniel, tinworker, h 5 Columbia ct. Ex. Wilmoth James, biacksmith, h Columbian court !
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Wilson Ablel E machinist, h 44 Thomas
Wilson Arthur H. clerk, bds 3 Sudbury Wilson Charles H. painter, bds 5 Maple
Wilson Charles W. engraver, bds High st court Wilson Dexter, boot manuf' r, h 5 High Wilson Emory, turnkey at Jail Wilson Geo. HI. bookbinder at Allen's
Wilson G. W. clicker, h + Salem Wilson Henry C. machinst, 23 Prescott Wilson H. W. wire worker, h 31 Grove Wilson John, painter. h 5 Brown Wilson John, bds Reservoir
Wilson John jr. blacksmith, h head of Reservoir Wilson John H. mason, h 91 Pleasant
Wilson Mary J. cor N. Ashland and Bowdoin Wilson Nahum jr. carpenter, h 16 Salem [Austin Wilson Robert H. packer at Firth & Nichols', h Wilson Ruth E. asst. at hospital
Wilson Sylvester, Junk collector, h Adams Square Wilson Thomas, machinist, bds Lodi
Wilson Walter, Nor. R. R. repairs, 8 1-2 Myrtlo Wilson Wm. bootcrimper, h 18 Chandler Wilson Wm. A. bookkeeper at Lee, Sprague & Co. 1 Park, bds cor N. Ashland and Bowdoin
Windle John, farmer, Fowler
Winn Charles F. hackman, h 26 Portland
Winn Henry, student, 1 Brinley hall, bds 2 Dewey Winn Jeremiah, wheelmaker, h 2 Clinton Winn Michael, laborer, h Goddard's lane
Wing (S.) & Ellis(L.) photographers, Foster's bl'k Winslow John C. bootbottomer, h rear 7 William Winslow Samuel, (S. C. & 8.) h 2 Congress WINSLOW SETH C. & SAMUEL, gear makers [mouth & machine jobbers, Cypress, h 27 Laurel Winter Charles, laborer, West Boylston Witherbee D. F. tailor, h 8 Quincy Witherby Cyrus, fireman B. & W. R. R. h 20 Ply- Witherby C. K. (T. H. Witherby & Co.) h 42 Summer oor Prospect [1 Portland
Witherby Luke B. bookkeeper. Ball & Williams, h Witherby Thos. II. & Co. (C. K. W.) iron fences. School, bds Exchange hotel [land
Withey James A.atTolman & Russell's, bda 24Port- Witt Albert, (Bennet & Co.) h 57 Front
Witt (E. F.) & Pratt (C. B.) livery stable, Foster, h 4 Clinton [h Salisbury Witter Henry M. bookkeeper at Nas. R. R. office, Wonderlick Chas.mus.inst.maker,h 7 Brown's bl'k Wood Amos, carpenter at hospital, h 28 Summer Wood Aurin. (Wood, Light & Co.) h 44 Chatham Wood Azor B. clerk at Dutch & Coe's, h 8 George Wood A. J. h 4 Quincy
Word. (Chas.) Light (J. F.)& Co.machinists tools, Junction shop. h Lagrange
Wood C. N. h 20 Green
Wood Corbin O. gunsmith, h 37 Washington Wood Darius A. grocer, 8 1-2 Myrtle,h 26 So'bridge Wood Edward G. baggage master, at Junction, h 73 Austin [Chatham st place
Word Edwin A. bookkeeper at Alzirus Brown's, h Wood Edwin H. h 20 Grafton
Wood Edwin H. machinist, h 51 Thomas
Wood F. H. Taft's hotel
Wood Geo. L. eng Prov. R. R. h 4 Quincy
Wood James E. prop'r Pleasantville Omnibus line, h cor Dewey & Border
Wood Joel D. machinist, h 10 Glen
Wood John H. machinist, h 9 Prospect [Myrtle
Wood John M. musical inst. maker, h Main cor Wood Jonathan, book binder and paper ruler, h 2
School [berry cor Prospect
Wood Justin E. ticket agent, West. depot, h Mul- Wood Luther N. blacksmith, h 10 Prospect
Wood Melville, watchmaker, BaySt.bl'k.h 23 Salem Wood Pamela, boarders, h 31 Portland Wood Simeon, h 56 Southbridge
Wood Watson L. brickmaker, h Burncoat Wood Wm. H. clerk, bds 8 Myrtle Wood W. S. h 30 Portland
Woods F. H. wiredrawer, bds Newport Woods James, at rolling mill, h 15 Hibernia Woods Jason, wiredrawer, h 2 Newport Woods Jonas W. machinist, h Mill. N. W. Woods William, cabinet maker, h 2 Beach Woodbury A. W. h 86 Southbridge
Woodbury Mrs. Brooksey M. h 5 Cottage Woodbury Mrs. C. nurse, bds 53 Thomas Woodbury C. F. machinist, bds Lin. Sqr. hotel Woodbury Calvin P. clicker, h 18 Grove Woodbury Leonard, h Southbridge cor Cambridge Woodbury Luther F. confectionery, &c. 5 Pleasant h 3 Pearl
Woodcock Alonzo, carpenter, h 1 Fruit Woodcock Bela, carpenter, h 8. Irving Woodcock Geo. M. blacksmith, h 16 School Woodcock Geo. S. moulder, bds 8 Fulton Woodcock Ira E. carpenter, h 12 Shrewsbury Woodcock Isaac, veterinary surgeon, h 20 Main Woodcock Sanford M.at Arcade iron Co. h 8 Fult'n & Woodard A. B. att. at hospital
Wooding Calvin & Co. (J. L. Young.) oysters and provisions, h 43 Exchange
Woodman David O. card maker at T. K. Earle's, I: 10 Guld
Woodward Benj. carpenter, 9 Mech'c, h 79 Sum'r Woodward Cyrus W. cutter at Ware's, bds Lin. H. Woodward Mrs. David, h 28 Green
Woodward (David M.) & Sibley (Cyrus) stone cutters, Plymouth, h 25 Washington
Woodward D. A. at A. Peaslee & Co. bds 21 Pleas't Woodward E. P. at Hartshorns & Trumbull's, Lds 73 Pleasant
Woodward Mrs. Esther, h 77 Exchange Woodward F.G.manuf'r switch stands h 37 Salem Woodward Geo. M. student W. A. Williams, bds 28 Green
Woodward Henry, treas, Mec. Sav, b'k, h 3 West Woodward Jesse, fuller, h Sutton lane Woodward Joseph L. farmer, h Plantation Woodward J. W. gas fitter, bds 77 Exchange Woodward Rufus, physician, 2 Eim
Woodward Mrs. R T. h 90 Southbridge
Woodward Sam'l, (Kinnicutt & Co.) h 73 Pleas't Woodward T. M. sign painter, 82 Main, h 24 Eum'r Woodworth James C. clerk, Lds 8 Vine
Woodworth James 8. carpenter &builder,h 8 Vine Woodworth Mrs. Stephen, boarders h 27 Chatham Woolts John H. Prof. Humanities, Col. Holy Cross Worcester Academy, H. J. Reynolds, principal, Summer
Worcester Edward J. machinist, Northville Worcester T. F. at B. R. R. h 5 Ash Workman Wm. physician, 13 Elm Works Russell, clicker, h 44 Eim Wren Humphrey, laborer, h 89 Front
Wright Andrew, blacksmith, rear 32 Chandler Wright Andrew J. machinist, bds Newton Wright Charles, blacksmith, h 3 Home Wright Geo. S. clerk Nash. R. R. office, bds 3 Cot- Wright Jabez L. machinist, h Newton Wright Jabez W. painter, bds Newton Wright James, moulder, h 26 Oxford Wright Mrs. John, h 32 Chandler Wright John, machinist, h Border Wright Levi, mason, h 43 Washington
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Wrigley Wm. H. carpenter, bds Waldo H.
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Wunderlich Chas. musical instrument maker, h 7 | Young Justus, butcher, 52 Front, h Clark Brown's block Young Mra. J. W. h 3 Everett
Wyman Alfred, flour dealer.Norwich,h 15 Harvard Wyman Alfred E. Wore. Bank, bds 17 Laurel Wyman Daniel, h 17 Laurel Wyman H. machinist, h 16 Green
Young Loring, miller, h Leicester, Valley Falls Young (N. D.) Heslor (J.) & Co. (T. Norcross,) flour and produce dealers, 16 Front YOUNG PRIESTLEY, variety store, 209 Main, h Young S. E. 52 Front
Yeaw Joseph C.freight master Prov. R.R.17 Wash. Young Alpheus, engineer at wire works, h God- Young Asa, weaver, h Leesville [dard's lane Young Daniel, machinist, h Newport
[9 Harvard
Young S. P. bds Clark
Young Sewall F. wiredrawer, bds 2 Cambridge Young Thomas C. wiredrawer, h 23 Providence Young Wm. E. h 2) Grafton
Young Wm H. Nor. R. R. bds 7 Myrtle
Young Win. HI. machinist at Wheeler's, h rear 44 Young Mrs. Zelotes, h 7 Myrtle [Thomas Young John, at Wesson's hotel
Youmette Cameele, machinist, bds 41 Summer Zaeder Lenj. armorer, bds 29 Austin
DRESS MAKERS.
Barber Mrs. Lucy A. 20 Park Conant Mrs. J. 49 Main Cowen Miss, bds 17 Chestnut Gleason Miss L. 266 Main Metcalf Mrs. L. A. 61 Front Nelson Miss E. 92 Summer Stebbins Mrs. 14 Myrtle Tucker Miss Anne, 31 Summer
LAUNDRESSES.
Brooks Rhoda, Pine et Durkins Mrs. h 11 Austin Francis Lucy J. h 60 Union Gardner Eliza, 9 Fine court Jones Mrs. T. II. 13 Austin Powers Mrs. Nancy, 105 Summer White Mrs. Ellery, 12 Gold Willard Mrs. Harriet, 17 Central
TAILORESSES.
Allis Phoebe, 1 Walnut Folsom Eliza, 13 Thomas Howard Miss S. h 27 Grove Tebbetts Mrs. Adaline, 13 Thomas
NURSES.
Alger Susan E. 4 Newport Ames Mrs. Sarah, 19 Hanover Carter Miranda. 9 Reservoir Crawford Mrs. R. 21 Prescott Crosby Mrs. Mary, bds N. Ashland Hall Sarah A. 8 Myrtle Leach Mrs. Eliza. 8 Edward Liddle Margaret, 16 Grove Nye Mrs. Susan HI. bds 9 Market Partridge Mrs. 8. bds 10 William Tarbell Miss Harriet. 33 Thomas Tucker Mrs. Jane, h 31 Summer Watson Mrs. John, h 71 Exchange Webb Mrs. Diantha h 16 Central Woodbury Mrs. C. 53 Thomas
WM. J. WHITE, BEST PURE GROUND COFFEE, Best Pure Ground Spices, Best Pure Ground Cream Tartar, Cor. Union and Exchange Sts., WORCESTER.
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES HAVE TAKEN THE
HIGHEST PREMIUMS,
AT ALL THE
National, State,
Scientific, Mechanic,
County.
Industrial and Agricultural
FAIRS, EXHIBITIONS AND INSTITUTES.
For particulars, call at
No. 2 Walnut Street, (First Door from Main,) opposite Mechanics Hall. A. H. HOWLAND & CO., AGENTS.
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GEO. L. ALLEN, Dealer in BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS -AND
SEAMLESS CLOTHING.
These Goods consist of Seamless Overcoats, Business Coats, Vests, Pants, Caps, Mittens, Congress Gaiters, Over Gaiters, Over Boots, Bootees and Leggins for Ladies and Gents ; Slippers, &c., &c.
These fabrics are all woven in the wool without any seam, on the cross-fiber sys- tem, which combines the greatest elasticity with the greatest strength-will neither shrink, nor stretch out of shape, nor crack ; are nearly or entirely WATER PROOF, and in point of warmth, durability, cheapness, and all other desirable qualities, are su- perior to any other styles, as all who test them must admit. FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, AT
CITY SHOE STORE, 176 MAIN ST., WORCESTER.
L. SRISHEIM, OPTICIAN, 172 1-2 Main Street, Worcester, Mass., Manufacturer and Importer of Spectacles and Optical Instruments, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Glasses of the following qualities. as Crown, Pebble, Crystal, and Flint, for the near. far and weak sighted, adapted after an examina- tion of the eye, with guarantee of satisfaction for five years. He keeps constantly on hand, a fine selection of Gold, Silver, Shell and Steel SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, MICROSCOPES. TELESCOPES, &c., &c., or will make the same to order. Prices of Spectacles, from 25 cents to $15 per pair. P. S .- Glasses set to your own frames at low rates,
PORTER DAVIS,
No. 3 Hanover Street, - - Worcester, Mass.
Is prepared to answer all orders in Worcester and vicinity for Warren's Improved Fire and Water-proof FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFS,
Said to be the best roof, as they have had a longer trial without failing, and are cheaper than any other roof now in use.
Leaky Chimneys repaired at short notice. The best of reference given, and all work warranted to give satisfaction.
CHARLES DRASSER, Japanner, and Sign and Fancy Painter, 30 Exchange St., Worcester, Mass. All kinds of Tin and Iron Ware re-japanned, bronzed and neatly ornamented.
and other
Young Rev. Edmund, prof. Belles Lettres, College Young Henry, carpenter, 8 Maple [Holy Cross Young Horace A. machinist. h 39 Ausun Young John, shoemaker, h Farwell
Young J. L. (C. Wooding & Co.) h Exchange
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Mrs. M. W. GERELDS, PHYSICIAN, AND
SUCCESSFUL MIDWIFE,
holds herself in readiness, at all times, to attend to the duties of her profession. Also, ALL DISEASES OF FEMALES AND CHILDREN promptly and success- fully treated. Residence, 52 MECHANIC STREET.
MRS. E. B. HOLT, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN
Foster's Block, 222 Main St., WORCESTER, MASS.
Office hours from 7 till 9 A. M. and from 2 to 4 and 6 to 7 P. M.
Refers to Rev. T. W. HIGGINSON, S. S. LEON- ARD, J. H. KNIGHT and CHARLES FOSTER.
F. F. PHELPS, 69 Front Street, Warden's Block, Worcester, Has for sale a large and well-selected stock of PARLOR, OFFICE AND COOKING STOVES, ALSO, TAN, PEAT AND SAWDUST STOVES,
Copper, Brass, Britannia, Japan and Tin Ware. Tin Roofing, Tin and Copper Fave Troughs, attended to at short notice, and in the best manner, in the City. or Country. Set Kettles, Copper and Iron, furnished, to order at short notice. Particular attention paid to all kinds of
JOB WORK, IN COPPER, BRASS, SHEET IRON AND ZINC, F. F. P. is also agent for the Sale of CULVER'S IMPROVED AIR HEATER, for Warming Public and Private Dwellings of all kinds, which he is prepar- ed to put up in the best manner and at short notice.
I. H. PALMER & CO., Manufacturers of PORTFOLIO PAPER FILES, For Newspapers, Periodicals, Music, Drawings, Letters, Invoices, Documents, &c., &c No. 15 CENTRAL EXCHANGE, WORCESTER, MASS.
Two covers with a back are provided, and a simple method for securing sheets as firmly as if bound, is added to them, so that each number of a paper may be added to the file in a minute, and the whole be as convenient for reference as though they were bound. In preserving sheet music, these Portfolios will soon be regarded as indispensable.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHAS. C. COLEMAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Gold and Silver Watches, RICH JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, &C.,
SPECTACLES, of superior quality of Glass, fitted to all that may need them.
Having dealt extensively for the past 15 years in the PERISCOPIC GLASSES, customers may rely upon perfect satisfaction in every case.
Particular attention given to repairing Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, by experienced work- men only. AMERICAN HOUSE BLOCK, Corner of Main and Foster Sts. WORCESTER.
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JOHN WHEELOCK, Wholesale and Retail
TRUNK, VALISE, & CARPET BAG MANUFACTURER,
No. 245 MAIN STREET, - WORCESTER. Solid Leather, Fancy, Packing, Common, and Ladies' Bonnet and Dress Trunks, Valises and Bags, constantly on hand.
KEYS
Fitted to Trunk, Valise, Chest, Drawer and Door Locks. REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.
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C. CUMMINGS, Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PICTURE & LOOKING-GLASS FRAMES. Also, Dealer in Oil Paintings, Prints, Engravings, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, &c., &c., 172} Main Street, Paine Block, Nearly opposite Mechanics Hall, WORCESTER.
Frames for Portraits, Engravings, Paintings, and Photographs, Made to order in the best manner, and gilded with first quality gold. N. B. Old Frames re-gilt, and made to look as well as new.
SIMEON CLAPP,
BOOT,
SHOE,
And Rubber Dealer, No. 219 Main St., Worcester. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
GEO. BLOOD,
HAT MANUFACTURER, And Dealer in
HATS, CAPS, FURS, UMBRELLAS, And Buffalo Robes, 125 MAIN STREET, Worcester.
E. B. LAMSON, AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN New and Second-Hand Furniture, Crockery, Glass and Britannia Ware. Cutlery, Jewelry, Clocks, Fancy and Dry Goods, FEATHERS, BEDS, STOVES, and all kinds of House-Furnishing Goods, 66, 68 and 70 Main St., Worcester. CASH PAID FOR SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
E . HAWKES Plain and Ornamental Painter of New and SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. He will attend to Varnishing and Polishing any article of Furniture at the resi- dence of those who may desire it. PAINE'S BLOCK, 236 MAIN ST., (UP STAIRS,) WORCESTER.
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L. HARDY & CO., Manufacturers of all kinds of SHEAR BLADES & STRIPS, FOR MANUFACTURERS' USE, HAY CUTTER & PLANING MACHINE KNIVES, Machine Cutters, AND CUTTER PLATE GENERALLY. ALSO, WELDING AND ROLLING TO ORDER. NEW WORCESTER, MASS. LEVI HARDY. L. & A. G. COEs.
E. L. SHUMWAY, Manufacturer of
PATENT BOOT TREES, BOOT STRETCHERS, ROLLING MACHINES, BRAKES AND TURNERS, AT THE
Washington Street Machine Shop. WORCESTER, MASS.
EARLE & JONES, Manufacturers of PULLIES, GEERS, COUPLINGS, HANGERS, PIPE FOR WATER, GAS AND STEAM, AND ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY AND TOOL CASTINGS. - ALSO, - ROSE'S WATER WHEEL, AND OTHER MILL CASTINGS. Worcester Foundry, Union St., Worcester, Mass. Junction Foundry, Southbridge St.,
COUNTING ROOM, Union Street, near Mechanic Street. O. K. EARLE. WILLARD JONES.
CLAPP & HEYWOOD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, And Gents' Furnishing Goods. GAITERS & RUBBERS, In all their Varieties. -ALSO -ALSO- Buffalo and Fancy Robes. | Gents' English Over Gaiters. TERMS CASH. Nos. 223 & 225 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS -AND- DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING.
PORTRAITS, Made & Engraved in the best Style, Particular attention given to the DRAWING and ENGRAVING of MACHINERY, Also, to the making of
ON WOOD AND STONE. A. PRENTISS. OVER CITY BANK, Main Street, WORCESTER, MASS.
224 224
Drawings for Patents.
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WM. LUCAS,
Manufacturer and Dealer in COOKING RANGES AND STOVES,
NEM
Among which may be found the STEWART'S COOKING STOVE, for Coal or Wood, for which the Medal was awarded at the late MECHANICS FAIR,-the SEAVY'S COAL BURNER, which is not surpassed by any other Stove for economy in Coal & Heat. It is a beautiful pattern Stove for a Farlor or Sitting Room. Copper, Tin & Sheet- IRON WORK, done to order, by experienced workmen. COPPER BOILERS and PUMP WORK, DONE AS USUAL. WM. LUCAS, No. 2 Pearl St. WORCESTER.
WHAT STORE IS THAT ? WHICH STORE? OH ! THE ONE IN THE BAY STATE BLOCK, No. 10 EXCHANGE STREET.
Oh, yes ! this is Heath's Poetical Exchange, where they keep All kinds of House-Furnishing Goods, and sell very cheap. The place that every young couple that to housekeeping go, Should call to buy Crockery and Glass Ware, I sell very low ; This is the place your Tin Ware and Wooden Ware to buy, Also Brooms, Brushes, Flat Irons and Door Mats, these I supply. With Bed Cords, Clothes Lines and Baskets, with various other Ware, I exchange for cash,-old Carpets or Beds, if any you can spare. Also, my tin pedlar will call for your rags to the door, For which, in exchange, you can have goods, any I keep in store. And for old Books, Newspapers, Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, &c., You can have in Cash or Goods, as much as they are worth.
ORSON N. HEATH, Proprietor.
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G. VALENTINE,
Surbepor and Conbepancer, No. 20 Front St., Worcester. 24-Favors gratefully acknowledged.
J. CHILDS, DENTIST, 206 Main St., Corner of Elm, WORCESTER.
AUSTIN & ALLEN, CABINET MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF Furniture, Organ & Melodeon Cases, Show Cases, OFFICE DESKS AND TABLES, EXTENSION DINING TABLES, Wardrobes, Children's Carriages, &c. Particular attention paid to the Building of PULPITS, PEWS, and all kinds of Church Work. STORES FITTED UP AT SHORT NOTICE. Looking Glass PLATES, Picture Frame Mouldings, de
New Coffin Ware Room. A large assortment of Coffins, Caskets, Robes, Plates, and Coffin Trimmings, at wholesale and retail. All kinds of Furniture Repaired, Grained and Varnished. Agents for MONROE'S SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESS, the Cheapest and Best in use. Adams Block, Main St. Entrance, 9 Southbridge St., A. B. AUSTIN.
WORCESTER. G. F. ALLEN.
GEORGE H. TUFTS, AGT., PATTERN & MODEL MAKER, Iron & Wood JOBBING, of every description. SCROLL SAWING. SEWING MACHINES MADE AND REPAIRED, Sewing Machine Cabinets made to order. Also, Manufacturer of SOLE LEATHER CUTTING MACHINES, Cypress Street, 3d door from Exchange Street, Merrifield's Building. } Worcester, Mass.
BATTELLE & CO., Manufacturers of, and Dealers in,
SEWING MACHINES - Family Sewing Machines, Machines for Leather, and Machines for Waxed Thread.
South End of Union St., Worcester, Mass., Merrifield's Building. LIGHT JOBBING NEATLY DONE. Particular attention paid to REPAIRING Sewing Machines of every description. NEEDLES FOR SALE OF EVERY VARIETY. GEO. L. BATTELLE. J. W. BATTELLE,
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S. D. BARKER DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, Furnishing Goods, etc., etc. MAIN STREET, WORCESTER. 233
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JACOB P. WEIXLER, MANUFACTURER OF TABER & CHOLLAR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BASKETS AND WILLOW WARE, FURNITURE,
In all their varieties, at Wholesale and Retail. ALSO, DEALER IN FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
110 Main Street, 110 WORCESTER, MASS. 2. All kinds of Baskets and Willow Ware man- ufactured to order, at short notice.
Upholstery Goods, Gilt Frames and Mouldings, Looking-glasses, FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, DRAPERY CURTAINS Shades and Fixtures, &c. &c. No. 150 Main Street, Up Stairs, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
WM. B. TABER, JOHN D. CHOLLAR. Worcester.
WILLIAM BROWN, UPHOLSTERER, Rooms 236 Main Street, 2d Floor, Opposite Piper's Block. Sofas, Chairs, Couches, Curled Hair and Spring MATTRESSES and CUSHIONS of all kinds, MADE TO ORDER. WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES furnished and put up. Carpets cut, made and put down. ALL KINDS OF UPHOLSTERY WORK RE-PICKED, COVERED AND REPAIRED.
JOHN W. HEALY, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Clocks, Weather Strips, Davis's Patent Beehive. PATTERN MAKER, CLOCKS REPAIRED, AND ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED, At short notice. FOUNDRY ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
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MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL Life Insurance Company, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. C. RICE, President. F. B. BACON, Secretary.
Assets, - - $285,000. W. S. GOODWIN, Agent, Office, No. 229 Main Street, WORCESTER, MASS.
W. W. PRATT, Real Estate Broker AND
AUCTIONEER. Office, No. 3 Flagg's Building, Opposite Bay State House, WORCESTER.
MAYERS & BIGELOW, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of
BRASS, COPPER & IRON WIRE CLOTH & NETTING, FOUNDRY, GRAIN AND COAL RIDDLES. Brass, Iron and Plated Wire and Hair Sieves, Corn Poppers, Rat and Mouse Traps, Bird and Squirrel Cages, Provision Safes, and every variety of KITCHEN-FURNISHING WIRE GOODS, 2 Sargent's Block, Main Street, Worcester.
AVERY DAVIS, CASK CLOTHING HOUSE, No. 3 FLAGG'S BUILDING, (DIRECTLY OPPOSITE BAY STATE HOUSE,) Where can be found, as heretofore, GARMENTS FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST, Made up in the best style, and workmanship equal to any Custom Work.
CHARLES SMITH, TRUNK MANUFACTURER,
And Dealer in CARPET & ENAMELLED TRAVELLING BAGS. TRUNKS REPAIRED, AND Keys Fitted AT SHORT NOTICE. 82 MAIN ST., Up Stairs.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. A. FAY & CO., WORCESTER, MASS., BUILDERS OF DANIELS & WOODWORTH PLANERS,
with modern improvements. ALSO, POWER AND FOOT MORTISING, TENONING, MOULDING, BORING AND STICKING MACHINES. Saw Mills, Scroll, Railway, Cut- off, Swing and Slitting Saws, Saw Frames, Saw Arbors, and all kinds of
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J.A. FAY & CO. WORCESTER. MASS
MACHINERY in general use for WORKING WOOD.
E. C. TAINTER, Worcester. M. A. RICHARDSON, . C. B. ROGERS, Norwich, Conn. EDW. JOSLIN, Keene, N. H.
GRAND MEDICAL OFFICE,
For the speedy and permanent cure of all CHRONIC AND PRIVATE DISEASES. C. A. HILL & THOMPSON, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, OFFICE No. 82 MAIN ST., WORCESTER, MASS. Do strictly Office Business, and give special attention to all Diseases of the Sexual System, by his Own Improved Method of Treatment.
He will guarantee a speedy and perfect curo in all diseases arising from Secret Habits, or other causes which may come under his care, no matter how long standing. Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet. Strictures, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Female Weakness, Liver Complaints, Nervous Diseases, Humors, Dyspepsia, Piles, &c., &c.
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