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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25

The KNOWING ONE CAuGHT.-A person
was once complaining TO a tavcrn-kceper
In this Stntc, where he stopped 70 dine.
that be had picked up iirkcn Of butter on
the road, and Ind carried il on his hnck
holfa mile 10 ovcrsake the team from which
IL had been lost, but the only reward that
he rcceivcd was n mere s'rhauk yon!-
Oh! said the tavcrn-krcper, | consider thu,
e tho same value as - ccn,s. and ir no had
said, thank You very kindly il would have
beeo equal 70 81. cents! Tho nan Was
silent, and went into tho dining room 10
satisfy his hunger. After he had eaten
plentiful meal he went to the lsndlord and
said, II thank you very kindly" "!Io!dr'
said the landlord, who Immediately saw tho
Joke, and WINS wiihal a very good h,norea
parsonage, "flo'd, there's ID cen.s yuar
due.n-[Phil. Bul
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LANDS FOR SALE.

SEVERAL tracts If Lind O: good quail
- ~ and well located, near Davenport, for
sale at a bargain. une tract Of loo acres; one
OF LOO acres; one Of ~ crcs and two OF UO acres
each.
Now is the time 10 purchase, for lands arc
now at their loves, possible rates, ns the im-
proycmen's now going ON in this vicinity, and
those TO he commenced the coming spring, will
have tendency 30 enhance the price Of lnnds
and town lots from 20 to 80 per cent. within -
months; and the advantages and market thnt
viii be created tor grain by the erection Of tho
two extensive Steam Mills, now about hcing COM
rleted, will and has already materially ndvnn-
ced tho price e adjacent lands and town prop
erty; and rs healthy and confidential feeling
now prevails amongst proprctors Of real estate,
We need not look for nor iear a relapse, but on
the contrary expect steady advance and rapid
improvement, iliroughous Scot. county.
A. &. FULTON.
Davenport, October 2ist, 1917. Off
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- tanned Of the subscriber, BY purchase or
lease, in his
EXTENSIVE WATER POWER
Located ut the town Of CANTON, on tho
South Fork Of the MaGuokcta river, Jackson
county, Iowa. This water power is very clig-
bly, situated, banks and bottom rocky. with suf-
cient room for any amount oil machinery, and is
snrrour"ed by large bodies Of fine timber.
The machinery now in operation, consisting
OF FIGURING Mn, Sam Mil, Carding Machine,
and Turning Machines, will be sold, leased or
rented on reasonable terms.
a better opening for stock Of goods is no
where 10 he found: the subscriber is now erect
ing large building, three stories includin.
basement, intended for n store, which he will
ron, low 10 any one for hat purpose. There is
also. nearly finished, large Two story building,
designed "a public house, which will be Let ior
that purpose 10 a good tenant.
Good and permanent employment can be OBJ
tanned at this place by mechanics aud machine
lists of alnos, every kind.
Good selections can vet be made of public
land, prairie and timber, in tho vicinity OF tho n
hoyc place. These are facts iust rs they cxist.
Let nll persons DESTROYS of situations in the West
call and see tor themselves as they arc assured
no better can be obtnncd
JOHN I. TOMLfNSON.
CANTON, Jdckson CO., l. r.. July l6.h, 1896.
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In addition 10 the above, 800 packages were
sold by James VI Cross; 40 by DIR * Piggot.
.a) b. Idw'd Erooks 10. hs Bacon & Hyde
23) hy John Funding; - By DR. \ Willing; -
by nr. Donaldson, and 800 hy w & w klrkpa,-
rick--which, together with the sal $ by the
wholesale en,s, prove that this article il TO
geher superior to any remedy ever offered for
Consumption.
For sale a, Dayenpor; BY the Agent,
Mr. CtiAS. LESLIE
!. II. BARNARD & Bro, No. Ito Main str e., 81.
LOUIS, Wholesale Agents, for the west aud south.
March 2..h, 1873. l3-ly
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TOR SAI.E.

a FARM Of 30 Acres l.inr on the
LS.A Mississippi river six miles below D.vcn-
port. having some twenty acres under cultiva-
ton, tho remainder being mostly timber which
aWlnr 10 The scarcity of fuel III tire n.iehhorhooi
at'tsa greatly u is value. There is also Il coal
nine convenient 20 the river where coal will rca-
dllg bring ten cents per husael, q never filling
streams runs through the hody Of the farm, which
Is ais supplied with excellent springs.
To- person DESTROYS o. making safe and
profitable investment. this farm presents rare in
aueemenis. For further particulars enquire of
II MILLER, Lnni Agent,
March 10Th. 1885,
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We, the Undersigned, Druggists Of st. Louis,
do Hereby Certify,

! aHAT the following is n correct stntc-
skn men, Of the amour; of oui sales Of the prep
aration known Is DR.. Storms Scotch Cough
Candy, prepared from his OH -iaal recipe, by
Hamilton Wade, oist Louis; and we take pleas.
nrc IN saying tina, has gwen general satisfaction
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A Scring Machine has been invented, in
Boston, the only one that has ever been put
10 successful operation. !, is described as
follows:
"To sew the seams Of pantaloons, the
cloth is fastened TO n bar, so constructed as
TO obviatc the necessity Of bas,ing. The
bar, with the cloth attached, is moved horri-
zonsally in front Of tho needle, by means OF
q feed motion, which measures with accara.
cy the length Of the stitches. This motion
can easily and instantly So adjusted IS 10
make longer or shorter stitches, ut I, IL Of
tho operator. The nccdlc--whch has its
eye 10 the point, or very near its driven
through the cloth, BY means of a peculiar
formed arm. Tho tnrcad-which rams
from q spool through the end Of spring so
that Il can be frightened at plcasurc--pnsscs
with the point OF the needle through the cloth
gill Il is caught by hook on the other side.
Tho hook holds the thread in pccul-
lar manner, forming i. into loop, until the
needle has passed out aud been again driven
shrough-thc bar upon which the cloth is
having in the mean time been moved alon.
tho length Of ono stitch. The hotk then
drops its first hold and again soizcs the
thread-which has now passed through the
JooP-nnd repeats the process; thus inter
weaving the thread so as To form uniform
end substantial stitch, such ms ladies call
chain stitch. From $50 TO 300 stitches can
be taken in this way in minute; md one
machine can do, and do woll the work Of
dix end perhaps eight seamtrcsses.'
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For He Gazette.
IAPR0MPTU VERSES.
Dy s.sALIx."
Far away DER the deep tlue sea,
Are acres broad md good,
but thcir owners proud, relcn'lcssly,
See the people weep for food;
Tn castles strong arc boards Of gold,
And Jewels cleaning bright,
To harden more, the feelings cold
or the master at their sight.
The scanty products Of their toll,
Away by avarice torn,
The care worn men who till the soil,
For years with grief have borne;
And in the bosoms Of the poor.
Rise burning, bitter thoughts,
OF hatred deep, forevcrmorc,
To those who ills have brought.
Awake, arise, We men of might,
The hour has come a, last,
Boldly TO speak for equal rights,
Withheld for ages past;
No bearded liegc, no ;yrant lord,
Darcs stay your onward course,
Futile, now, the feudal sword,
OF other days' resource.
The men oppressed, OF sunny France,
Tint thrsng her vine-clad plains,
Have nobly spurned stern DURANGO,
And rem, their calling chains;
The patriots Of the crystal Seine,
Tho dwellers by the Loire,
The voice upraisc. their strength combine,
And brave d,spo,'s power.
Those who have rcigned by grace OF God, !
Too long the world have swaycd,
And welded far too oft, the rod
So teaTiully obcyed,
Ttcn, then, arise; yen, one and all,
To speed the glorious cause,
Nor yet, until the sccp,re falls,
Deem yc it wise 10 pause.
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Jean Richter say.; ~ maa caD ci-
ther 1.-Two piousiy u DE ,ish,ecls:s wiiIioDi
Q wife"
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FOR SALE.
E'ESs; LASa CALL.

y y
"a IL persons knowing themselves in.
d. drhtcd 10 us either hv Note or Book &C
COUNT and do not settle the sanic .ay tho first day
II March next, will have their notes and nc-
counts placed in the hands ct an officer for col
lection. We hope all persons indebted to us
will come forward and pay up and save them
selves costs
BURROWS &. pRETTYMAN.
Davenport january %, iei7
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The Two SExEs.--Tho following true
and interesting paragraphs are extracted
from On article bv Mrs. Sigourncv, whose
mind is the dwelling Of light md beauty:
Man might be initiated into the mystic
ries and varieties Of needle work taUgh, TO
have patience with the fcebleness and way
wardness Of infnncy, and To steal with nos-
less steps about the chamber Of the sick;
and woman might be instructed 10 contend
for the palm Of science, to pour forth clo-
qucncc in Schatcs, or 10 wade through
fields Of slaughter to thronc. Yet re-
voltings Of the soul would attend this vio-
lcnce to nature; this abuse Of physical and
intellectual energy; while the beauty &c So
cisl order would be defaccd, and tho foun-
tain Of earthly felicity broken up.
We arrive, therefore, at the conclusion,
tho sexes aro intended Cor different spheres.
and constructed in conformity 10 their
respective destinations, by lin who bids
the oak brave the fury o. the .c,npes,, and
the Alpine flower lean lis check on the
bosom Of eternal shows. But dieparnr
dose not neccssarily imply infcriorify The
high places Of the earth with their pnmp
and glory, are indeed accessible onIy 70
tho march of ambition, or the grasp of
power; yet those who pasa. with fai,hiu
unapplauded zcal, through their tumble
round Of duty, arc not nnno,iccd by the
'Gseat Taskmaster's cyc," and their en-.
dowmcnts, though accounted poverty
among men, may prove to be durable riches
10 the kingdom Of Heaven.
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$50. sS's.Ns9SsaA. ~
~ 49, - sS~rN - = ~ s1s
Davenport january 90, ,ai7.

l'Cil ~ PAMPHLETS, Circulars, HAND
9ssy bi.S, BLaN1s, Bits Isnisg, cARrs. EALL
IieKfTs, lAElEs, &c, neatly. expedtiousy and
eheaply executed at the Office 81 the Davenport
Gazette. May It'll, 1916
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TnElighsdraugi.stoam
. INNI.E TORY.

l.tssl X. DAY, .vasier, will on The opening Of
navigation commence herrcgglar trips ~ a Pack
Ct, landing at all the above points for freigh, and
passengers. Shippers ard passengers nay rely
upon the Uncle Toby continuing in tho trade du-
ring the season, and also upon the unreu,is,ing
attention o. the officers 90 the interest OF shippers
md comfort OF passengers. The Toby being If
very light dranghi vii MOI lay up on account oi
low water. Her regular da, : OF leaving $. Lou.
= will he Mondays, passing all the towns above
the Rapids in daylight on Wednesday: leaving
Davenport on her downward trip every Thurs
dav morning u. 0 o'clock, a II.
February .i,h 1913. pits
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Fss.sssfs.ArS PACKET.

Tor hsoi.fik .io,trosc. .Nnoo Fart i!aaisoa P1:,-
tast:e. Urhit Buyiia ,iosi Ogaa,ria heift.tur.sh
Wa Eosion i"rf Lomsn Ei,lauasfoa I,rnry'r
Landing frcep,ri Eu1aio Roc.tagtam Roct
Eiaai a4.i Dascnposs
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7s6S1EU'ss AGES.

EDLANK Mortgages. neatly printed
Ep ON rood paper, !nr sale ut this Office
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TO rnuGRAMr1.

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT.
"A PERMANENT interest NAV he OBJ
- tanned Of the subscriber, by purchase OF
lease. in His
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NEW GOODS.

"IIE subscriber having received his
SPRING & SUMNER STOCK, is
prepared TO supply customers with Goods
at moderate prices. The following are
some Of the articles nc has on hand:-
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FALL ARA YGEMENT.
COMMENCING Friday. Sent. l 1913

Commencing Friday, Sept. /, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
ed as follows =
Boston, 7 A. NJ, s A. NJ, and4FM
Worcester. 81 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ aud 5 so T. NJ
Albany, A. NJ, and 2s T. NJ.
Springfield 81 AM ana II P NJ. for Albany.
Springfield, 81 NJ u and Fl p NJ, Tor on III. arrival
OF the train from New Yor) oi Worcester and Boston
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-via Spring fed.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at 7 AM and Wor
cester at q AM will stop Way statons unless "a
take passengers for Springfield pro
seed directly on by Of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by 5 P NJ
Returning leaves New York at 7 A. NJ and arrives .,
Worcester at P. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
Leave bostonat A. NJ, Worcester 10 A. NJ and srrivs
at Albany al 6$ PM.or leave B,son at M WorceseT
as % m lodge in sprnsfed leave al 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany al Il P.
at Greenbush. ~ aus
me trains for Bufalo leave Albany att A. NJ d 7PM
iRe trains of'he Pittsfed aid North Adams Rail Road
connect at PittsfeId. >0D"
i ne Housatonic Rail Road connects at the State line
Inc trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect ai
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to Brtle
ooro Windsor Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhill Sc
stages run from Charlton to Sonthbridge from Wesi
bfooShed TO Ware, Enfield, New Br1miree and HardwicL
from Palmer 10 Three Rheis, BechertowR Amhers I
ware ana slonson HENRY GRAY.
Agent Western Railrnnd
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THRouGn TRAINS

AbAOOHD IkAlNS
Leave worcester at 6 AN. and as PM
Leave Providence at 7.S0 AM 3.l5PM
rassehger station, Worcester, in Green Street Depot
20 DO Providence, in E. Wing Of Passe neer Denot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached eayeg
oreester Tor Uxbrdge where II connects with snecia
Train for Providence) Mt II 80 AM from Green street
UXBRiDGE SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave txbr.ge Tor Providence al 7l5 AM N1Ispu
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge at IL IS AM and Al
Inc special Train from U1bridge and the Passeagsy
Gar rom worcester connected with The Fresht T,rai.
J advertised FN9
The through Trains MillyiIe with coacbee
cr elaerviiie AZ Whins with coaches for East Dong
las and Whltinsve AT Parnums with coaches IN,
ton centre and E Visge. At Uxbridge with coacbes
Tor Milford and Mendon At Worcester with train. M m q
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The 6s5 Am train from Uxbrid2e connects atPnw
et with trains OF the Boston and Providence Railroad oy
noS,on and the P.M train from Providence connects
st Pawtucket with tram from Boston
rhe S.f5 r. NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prov.
oence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains
ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't
h'o'i"ehcoi OCt' 4 iofc. dWtf
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BOSTON y " WORChsrfR RAIL ROAD.
Winter Arrangement commencing Dec. 25,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.

Winter Arrangement commencing Dec. 25,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Lsaus Forester al u, 81, l0.25 4. NJ, 81 P. NJ.
Passengers will leave MHlbury at IT Nj. and ST NJ
Passengers will leave Milford at u and 345 P NJ
Leave BOSTON, al r Il NJ - NJ. q. d & 5, p. M.
The A. NJ train will stop only take up passengers al
Way Stations tor NeW York.
The AN train LOnL land east Of Pramingham.
The NJ train will not stop of Franngham except
20 take up Wesfern Railroad passengers Brighton on
Thursday.
The P. train is the New York Steamboat Train ia
Norwich, to run heretofore without stops except al
FrGninghan.
Passengers for MHl6ury, for H0Ston and Milford will
take the Am. and IFaius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and u NJ trains
n. b. The A. and p. trains cake passengers al
Boston for New York, via New HaVea
Byookline Special Trans.
Leave Brookline al u 81, and lGt 34 81
Leave Boston al 81 q 10 aud I2+ u, A. 81 & 0t
Newt0n Special Trans.
Leave Lower Falls at and AN, q y and Fl Ex
cept that on Wednesdays The last will leave 10
o'clock instead OF 81
Leave Boston at II l2I, 81, ami 81 Except
that Wednesdays The last train will leave at eleven
O'clock instead of 81 VI.
SGrenUae Special Ira
Leave Saxouyille at II AM and Pm
Lsave Boston at 8 Am and 81 Pm
Boston, Dec 25, ls48 tt VIM. PARKER, Supt.
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Winter Arrangement-1848.

Wlnter Arrangement-IB4B.
CCOMM0DATiON TRAINS Daily except Sunday
Leave Worcester at 81 and 10 A. Al. and Al M
Ihe ten o'clock Train connects with the Boston and
providence Trains The Evening Tram with the
Boston Trains
Leave Norwich Ut 6 AN, IL NJ, and 2.45 p. n.
The Morning Train cunaects with the Trains Of the
Bosom, Providence, and Western Roads The Moon
Train connects with the Boston and Providence Trains.
Inc Evening Train connects with the Boston and Western
Trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 81 Am. Leave Norwich at 50
A'm.-(Da'y, Sundays exceped)
STEAMBO1T TRAINS
lesTe Boston at PM, stopping only Framin CHAM
AZ % Horceser at 38 Dantis0nptHe nj ST. No, clch
al S.42, and arrive at ALI MS Point al OIL OK.
RErURSING-Leaye Allyn's Point about / O'Clock M
on mo arrival OF the Steam Boat
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
NO baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
NO smoking permitted in or upon ihe Passenger Cars
or Depnts, S. H. p IEE Je
foV n. u supt and Eng n & w Il R.
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To he Lei

wAsHBURN offer ,o 1s.s. r..
s oud ing at Warrington sqdare knovn ss seats ~
r'cay VUe Factory with the Blacksnt,h shna .'d .,d
ua u houses tnereo belonging together win ~ s,
rIgns winch Is OF about thirty horse bower and 81
0dan.d c'ns.on n, The premises well situated md
i.,as ~ ~ \, macnnls Further information given by
",,'uhs On messrs. D. PnArT EARLE or m ,hs 49,, ~
signed az Their Counting ROOM on Grove s,re,
'' wv" ID Z. WAsHBURN
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

Boston and Worcester Express.
,s.s,ssu. VIE subscriber continues 10 ru TILE
&SSISe1 ~ rnEss between Boston and Worcester TO,
--4-.s% d. se M uansmis7ion OF Packages Bundles
,r, panT Nsics, Specie, aud Merchandise genersilT
ro,,,.d,l nnree Times each way Daily.
a,ueuar attention given paying cosctinS and NJ
mrcbnxsdis. uIals, bills, and purchasing and ssn1
r.. ~ paekages must be directed TO his caro-.
"a ~ h,s alone responsible for properly sa,rs
Worcester Rail Road Company " "' Dost"n ant
s,.,o ny mis- line forwarded from Worcester
tn,d is ~ port Taunton Fall River and New Bed
'oi1 AIS" 10 Portland, and ali parts OF MINI ~"
rdsrs lree or goods be returned by ,hIs E,n,...
o.h1S Nh1S',IhAhNDEN N CO.'S. Office n Cr,,t s,r..,
Worcester. 'AgNL, lo5 Main 81,
Pet 2b Ia47 D. B LEONARD.
La
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Female Medicine.

Dr. TOwnsends Sarsaparlla is sovereign and speedy
euro for ncpen Consumption, Barrenness, Prolapsus
Uter Falling Of the Womb Costyeness Piles Lcucor
rhpa or Whites obstructed difficult MeRstrustion,
Incontinence of Urne involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general prosration of the sysemnc mat
ter whether the result of inherent Produc
cd by irrcgularity illness accident Nothing can be
more surprising than is inygorating effects the hu-
man frame Persons of all weakness and ssstude fren
taking at once become robust and full Of energy urtr
its influence Immediately counteracts the neryeess
ness of the female Frame which is the great of
Barrenness Ii will be expected Of Us, in Of
delicate nature exhibit certificates Of cures performed
bat we can assure the afflicted that hundreds of
have bees reported to Thousands Of cases where
families been without children aier using few bot
ties Of this invaluable medicine have bess blessed with
sne, healthy offspring.
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Notice to the Ladies'.

Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparlla have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Fenass
&C., &c, and have copied bills and circulars which
relates to the complaints Of women, word for word
other men who put up medicine have since the great
success of Dr. Townsends Sarsaparia in complaints in
cdent TO females recommended theirs although
they did not A number of these mixtures Pills &C.
Injurious females they aggravate disease and
undermine the constitution. DR.. Townsends is the only
and best remedy for the female complants,
rarely, if fails Of effecting permanent Ii
can be taken by the most delicate females in any case
or by those expecting to become mothers with the
greatest advantages, il prepares the system and
prevents pain danger, and strengthens both mother
and child. Be careful to get the genuine
Scrofula Cured.
This certificate concusively proves that this sarssps.
Ts has perfect control the obstinate diseases
the Blood Three persons cured one house uupre-
eedented.
Opinions of Physicians.
DR.. Townsend Is almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts Of the Union.
This is to certify that We the undersigned Physicians
Of City OF Albany have in prescribed
DR.. Townsends sarSaparilla and believe it to bo one
Of the most valuable preparations in the market
HIP. PULLING, ND.
j. WILSON. NJ D.
r. b. BRIGGS NJ D.
Albany, April, 1e4T P. e ELMENDORF, N. d
CAUTION.
Owing to tho great and immense sale of DE-
Townsend's SarEaparla a number Of men who were
ra Extracts, Eixrs Bitters Extracts of Yellow Dock
&c They generally put it up in the shaped bot
des, and some of them have stolen and copied our
>dvertisemonts they only worthless limitations and
should be avoided
Principal Office, l26 FULTON Street, Sun Building,
N Y; and by all the principal Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout tue United States West Indies
the CanataS
AGENTS For sale in Worcester by NJ. B. GREEN
and JANIS GREEN & co. eow& d2awly Aug %
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UptOu, Grafton, N. H. Village. and
Worcester Rxnreas

NrSSsEN 'IfliE Subscriber nns comnlep ced runn,pa
&MA5G9k54 Stage 10 and from Upton daiJv
:. =. tsundays excepied.) to connect with t6t
line between Worcester and Graon leaving Upton Hotel
Once, Worcester at p. M. |'~e"
The GraftoH and Worcester Sfoge viii ron twice day
lenving Worcester al 10 AM and PM Leave Craitor
at IA. M. aud y NJ.
Books kept NJ the Grafton Hnel at L. NJ Smiths Pos,
Once, ". u Vlhge, and " Worcester AZ the General
Stage OfHce, bs' door Noh ofthe American
House.
II is very necessary that all press usness should be
arc mpanied with written orders and signed personally
that IL may done with correctness. ~
Sept ii. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON
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Splitting Blood.

IFtb IUFHi III IofI
DR. TowNsEND.-I verify believe your Sarssparls
has the means through Providence of saving my
life have for several years had bad Cough. 1t be.
came worse and worse At last raised large guam
titles of blood had night sweats, and greatly debli
tated and reduced and did not expect to live. have
only used your Sarsapara short time and there has
q wonderful change been wrought in me. l able
to walk all over the city. / raise no blood and my
sough has left me. You we'll imagine that
thankful for these results
Your Obedent servant
WIN RUSSELL, 65 Cstharinest
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ADAMS IL CO.'S
SoSIOn, New York Philadelphia, and Baltimore
,,,,,,,..v EXPRESS.
I.::ss ..:s:::. Sco. forward Goods Parcels Money
.5I9.Sssg-: 4 No Sc, and make collections on Norwich
New York Philadelphia Wnshington Pitts
Pa.g ana ST. Louis with the utmost prom ptnde giving ali
care 10 all and any kinds business of thr apoys
psrc.is ,, u.s. - 70 mem. I3 co. also forward
ra.Gsls; asnId Letters, c. to all parts Of Europe
OFflCbs-9 Court st Boston l55 Main.st worc..
* ctso ho Snsue&s' e. Norwich; b. Bolles N. London
SSeshu 81, Philadelphia Wall st. New York .
Ign Ign st'' Balt''nore Penn Avenue Washington AZ
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