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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27

- II f 80 a
lion. RoBrRr RANroUL, Jr., On nt and
out democrat, has bsen elected United
States Senator from Massachusetts, for the
short torn. klr. r .ntoul LEFT Springfield
Illinois, % the 7,h ult., having obtained fpr
himself and associate charter for con
STRUGGLING the Illinois Central Railroad.
BHrliagson Gazette.
Why not tell the whole story Mr.. Gazette
Mr. Rsnto,,l, IS u. s. Senator, Is the result
Eof the Abolition and locoEco coalition ia
|Massac huseits. This Massachusetts affiir
may b any thing else than . matter /
boast about. Already the contractors "a
|the bargain have divulge.l enough 10 make
lou, clear case of Bribery and Corruption
and such cases are NOT generally passed o
|ser 30 lightly there as they have been ia
lows. - auksye.
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STEAM SAW MILL FOR
SALE OR TO LET.

Wis Property WHICH 70 o'I.'eu Ut S"' -
uated in the lower part Of the City OF DAY.
hort and & il good running order. Il has in
eration one perpendicular Saw, cutting from
boo 10 5000 Il. OF lumber per day, and power
ficient 70 drive large Circular Saw. II not
II il will Do please from tho first Of next April.
Apply to p. TRAYNOR, Agent.
Davenpoyf. Feb. 27sh, t85t.-25-tt
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AVERY'S NURSERY,
Neaf BufIfn ston, Iowa.
WE have new over 80 900 Fruit Trees in their
" roua stages, from - four years growth which
10 oler q the folloWinG prices to- witt
Fer Apple Trees Of suitable size Ter Orchard plant
ing 80 per 100 go per 1000, Or extra Size ~ per
Pear Trees from 30 to 50 cents each.
Grape Vines, Isabella and Cstawba, ons year old %
per l years old, very Ans, - to ~ per 100 Or 10
csnts satt.
Also the following Nursery Stock.
Apple Trees just grsfted and ready foriplanins in
Nursery rsws IS dollars $780, Or u arger quanti
ties Of fren to leyOOS, - dollars per 1000. II
10000 one year Pear seedIiugs lo dollars per lvO:
5000 g MaxIard Cherry TO dollars per 1000
5000 best Plan seedlings fer stocks cleo per lOO0.
Apple Seedlugs % per 1O0A as ~ ssa
Our slsok o. Apple Trees sew smbreses nearly or
ouite n ehe sp4teved kinds, many d which We have
even nf tH1Se which have yet 60sse inte bear
~ were procured from the most cefre1s Essern r.
nSie9iss, We feel therefore prepared to furnish
Trees q tfus 70 nsAe - ~ wtAinths power u maa
An orders accompanied With the CASH win INSET
with presDpt attention. ID .
Where tks ssIcotisK Il Is with the subscribers the
uurcAnsef MAy resi- assured that paint viii % aken
u sslectiag properly o. tn diHsrsas ssassns saeE g
EARLY, Ys snA wlssss efsA very bssa Ann N proper
Trees veil packed 10 boxes o. bdndies in good ship
ping order and delivered n bard Stsenbeat.
80 A -. Addrasa y. and H.sAtEHf,
Feb. 13h, fs5l.-93 iml Durlinton, Iowa.
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JAMES ,auS. y. ,. BuFoRD.
FERGUS e. BUFORD'S
FOUNDRY 4 16A0TE11HE SHOP,
Moline, Rock Hand County, Illinois

OUR establishment has been greatly enlarged
Osnd improved during the past season, and
we have now 60 great number Of patterns that
VIC are prepared to execute, with promptncss,
ordefs for
STEAM ENGINES,
Mill Gearing STEAMBOAT Work, ueYse Powers
fhreshihs Machines, Job work, &c.
We have executed the work, and have on hand
all the patterns, Of the mill gearing Of the splen-
did new mills in Muscoiine and Dubuque, LAVA
Moline and Como, Illinois. We eau also fur
nish
P.aRKER'S PERCUSSION AND RE.4C.
ton WHEELS,
and sell the patent right. Also, the Rose, and
other Water Wheels.
Wehave constantly on hand the above Water
Wheels, Cranke, Gudgeons, Tanning Mill Irons,
Wagon Boxes, Crate Bars, Wheelbarrow
Wheels, Sleigh Shoes. Force Pumps, Coal Crates,
Sioves, &c.
Orders for work may be left At the Foundry,
10 Moline, or ., N. g. Buferd's Sligo Iron Store,
Rock Island, which will be promptly attended
10. All our work, when required: will be dcliy-
cred AZ R 'ck Island, and shipped on steamboats,
free Of charge
Jan. 18th, 1851. l9-3m
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DAVENPORT FEMALE
SEMINARY.

y nlenrr On Monday tho ID Of March nex,.
under the control and direction Of the Misses
GILHUTtl.
The Friends Of this Institution, grateful for
the Iibetal patronagcit has heretofore received,
trust to merit and secure ito contihhancs BY de-
voting their entire time and attention to 10 inter-
ests. II 10 hoped, that those designing 10 send
pupils, will do SO ct the commencement Of ne
Term.
Terms 81 Tuition.
English branches per quarter, $500
Languages. Extrn, 800
Drawing Painting in water color, extra 800
Music on the Piano Forte, extra 1000
JOHN FORREST, ssc'y.
Davenport, Feb. 9th, 1851.
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Smiths Philadelphia DRY Goods Store,
Corner Of Second and Brady Streets.
Davenport, Nov l4th, 1850.
LOOK AT THIS, We AFFLICTED.

LOOK AT THIS, We
ErENlMORE,S Cough Mixfure-WaTranted to Cure
tie 6st viAlsnt Cough and Cold by the use Of one
Fsnila6se,s Nerve and Bone Liniment or Universal
Pain Extractor, for the speedy cure Of nAenMatism
Hard slin9s Tumors, Sores, Calls: Cots, Scratch
60, Aid o. Wsak joints, Pains Of ar desctiftitss,
Cramps, Sweeney, Burns Frosts, 6c. For further
particulars see wrsppers accompanying each oottle.
Price o5 and 40 cts. q. s,.s.< ,4
shtald the above Medicines fail to give safsfscsion
the Money will be rsfunded in ell cases. For sale ct
the Drug Ssors Of 4. SANDERS, Dsssnport.
Also 81 he Drng Stores ip Rack inland, ana yearly
all the tswns and villages in the country. ~
January 13d, lA51s = -. go sm
HOOPEkS, Ora wing Knives, Auxes, Fvlne
~ Save, spur bits and Iron Crozes. Asa,
plain hits, bed screws and keys, and Table
butts. AT Hill DIRE TIPS.
Nov l4,h
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
sLoN1o cHiLD. Z. O. PRATT. o. ". CHILD.
CHILD, PRATT CO.,

SeA0 000bSt 80 WIN 0l0
&c. No. 147 Main
2 from the Bank Of Misssu- :
opsaing for spring trade,
ct extensive assortments Of
ever offered In this market.
goods direct nom manufac-
hasing eur American from
'st cash prices, We are ena.
% purchased In Eastern Cit
: be found, il part,
I $50 dor horse collars, ass'd
600 ID shovels aid spa .es
do, Ames', Rowland'S,
Carrss and others,
lO00 dox Collins, Simmons'
Davis and other Az.
%, do,
900 dox hatchets, shing.
ling AID bench,
100 do hand and PANEL
| saws assorted,
500 do (St. Louis make)
mill saws, assorted,
$50 do do and cross cut do
cross cut do and cir.
eular do, al sizes,
| 10, 900 lbs brass kettles and
pals, assorted,
10 900 lbs 0riflin's horse
nails,
200 kegs wrought>do, Q to
12d,
800 dog coffee mills, az.
sorted kinds,
I y pcrcussion caps, as
eOrtoe,
50 casks sad irons, do.
100 dos tea Kettles, cast
and sheet if6ff5
200 dog fey pans,
| so dos knob door locks,
asserted,
coo do pad, chests cup
N0afd and ttHtk Do,
escorted,
800 dex door lstches, do,
100 gzoss spoons,
600 doc curry combs.
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ALEX. ". mGREGoH,

u Ctaneery,
DAvESrorT, lowA,
"HLprartice ii the District Court. Of The
w 81. Judicial District and In the Suuremx
Court.
: lie will also attend TO the collection Of debts,
obtaining and locating Land Warrants, Parchase:
and sale Of Lands, paying of taxes &c.
Also C6nveyancing, Drawing Of Mortgages,
Leases and every dsscTiption Of writing needed BY
those Who may need his sert:tes.
Any business entrusted to his care win be
promptly and faithfully attended to.
Office, east side Main street I'd door below
Cook and Sargent's Exchange Oaice:
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street, -. Louie, third 1eo
n, are now receiving an(
enc Of the largest and ms
Hardware, Gallery, ETC..
Importing al our English
Pers thsabelve and parc
the manufacturers ct lew
bled 70 sell as low 20 can |
les. Among eur stock ma
$50 casks bright u and
lOg chains,
100 do do trace chains, a..
sorted,
20 do coil do do
50 DO Caroline and eyed
hoes, assorted,
400 dog handled do do do
1900 Dc grass, grain, bush
and hemp scy thes,
Waldrenss, Hates and
others;
600 dog scythes siiaths, %.
sorted,
500 do hay forks, ass'i,
- d manurey do Do,
100 gross scythe stones,do
10 Dc do riAes, -
500 do table knivea and
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MAGISTRATES BLANKS.
EXECUTIONS. summonses and subpoesas, printed
on GOOD pepsr and for sale low ct the Gazette u.
ace. Davsppoft, Jar. sd, 1851.
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4 N excellent, v eli.ironed buggy and good harnss
: for sale low. Apply al the Gazette once
Jan. cd. 1871.
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d. BENEDICT. N. B. BUFoRD. y
- ...s....ss....
ROCK ISLAND,
BOOT, sIIOE6LIATIzER STORE,
wRoLHsALH 4 RETAIL. Il

NUN 1SLf14ND3 ss&
BOOT, s1IOE6 LEATHER STORE,
wHoLEsAL2 4 RETAIL. &
4. BENEDICT g. CO..
Lave on hand the largest and cheares. stock
i i ofthe above goods from New York, Hosios ]
and Bniao5 which they will sell ,cholesals Or rea
tail, for cash, ~ low as they can be had on. the
upper Missi's|ppis
SO Cases MEMS Thick Kip and Calf Boot;
10 " boys !" s. -"
,o 3 ri, y Ss,,. ( Z e,os... /,
20, ;SS q s ssss !. = q
500 women's kip, Calf and gent. lace boois;
50 boxes Ladies and Misses hid and Moroc6O
Slipper; buskins and Ties.
1000 pairs OF al styles ChiIdrens siroes, bouts.
LEATHER.
1000 lbs Sale Lsstherj
50 sides Upper
10 dog. Kip Skins;
10 = Cslf "
s !" MaEocco skins: 80
10 !" Lining Also full supPiy
Of Shoemaker's findines;
5O0lb1 Hafncss Leather;
500 ~ belt $ II -
7's dog Bride .s
500 feet Of vul.anizcd Indian R lbbef belt.
ing from 10 u inches 1ide.
Rock Island, ILL.,, Jsn'y. 10th, 1851. l9'3m
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Long and Square Shawls,

Prints aud Caiicoes OF all descriptions; Silk
and Jenny Lind Buttons Bohemian do Jcnay
al.ind Coais; Swiss Null, Jaconet and rinbric
Muslins; French Linen Chldren's Polka Hats;
belts, Swiss Edgings and jnseulings; Figured and
swiss Mns!ins Green aud blue Berage; black
Dsnie Wells; Floss Cotton; silk Oh Cloth steel
ring aud pursss, belts md belt slides Tidy pins;
Zephyr Goats; Gum Carriers; Tapestr, Needles;
Jenny Lind Braidings; Assorted pursc Twist; ;
Linen and Cotton Bohbins; .Gimpe; Tidy Cotton;
knitting Do; sELsNsEL; MrsLIss; BIZ SUI Lacss;
At all priees: Cashmere; D, l.ainesi 4 lpacas I;
Biz Sill Fiiages in every width hooks and eyes;
fish hooks; UMBREfLas aud Carpet Bags; Satch-
chs; Envelopes and Note Pupelj pearl buttons;
Jenny Lind pencils; hair pins. hitting dos As
sorted Thnnble ;t;ilt botkits; Engish's cele-
brased Needles; GoiI Pencils lonly S2,50l
Prince Asbcrt's Exile nsiou Cas- Congress Gold
Pens in Cases; Hair Gilt; Pamade; Cologne;
Pesrl Powder, SC.
Together with q GREAT variety Of other Arti-
c!cs ali which will be sold Cheap for Cash at
Smiths Philadelphia Dry Goods Stors,
&C CcnrrA md Rradv Eeppafa
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EREaEzER cnnx

EBENEzra Cook. GEO. B. SARoxxr.
COOK 4 SARGENT,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
EXCHANGE Ard CoLIRcriox Osrfcr,
and LAND AGENCY.
No!es and Bill Collected and pYUsetd5 RENTED 10
anypdrt fNe United Slatei
Particular attention paid 70 Purchase and Sale
Of Lands, Payment OF Taxes, and Location OF
Bounty Land Warrants.
REFER TO
s ss.'' s.s J. "; f e., = Co. Boston
r. w. CLaRK, DopoE g. Co, New York;
tcssrs. f. w. CLARK & 60, Phiiadelphia.
JonN O.. SARGENT, Esq Washington.
- ": CLARK & BRoTHERs, St. Louis, Mo.
nArcH & LANeDoS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
October le;h, 1850.
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NEW GOODS FROM
PHILADELPHIA.
JUST RECEIVED AT
SMITHS NEW VARIETY SID RE-,

SMITHS NEW VARIETY SID RE
~ Among them arc,
ltENTLEMEN'S RsADy MADE CtornlSc; a
NJ good variety Of Doors Avn SHOES; Men and
Boys CArs,--Plush, Cloth and Otter; Ladies
and Ge1tlemen's GLOVES; (full yaFiety;) Pock-
ct, Ivory, side and tuck CoMBs; Tooth, hair,
Goat and other BRUSHES G inn Suspenders, Gum
OseRsnoss Italian sind Fancy Silk CaArArs;
Irish shirting and Bosom LINENS Tswcis; Nap
kins; Wall, Window and Writing Paper.
tTCdRPETS:-A
t3onpet SILKS and SaTiss VEiskrs and Bosstr
R,BBows Tabs and Cuttings; Artificial FIow-
ERs; Thread and Bobhin L.cEs; Mantun Rib
bons; Ensbroidered CoAar.; Dan,ask Pocket
Blk and Fancy Coiored siLEs
fJosEay Of all descriptions; Silk and linen peck
e. hdkfs ;Gin CHAINS: Plaid Mustn't; Linen Cam
brio !, Th,bet Hose fine article j zephyr Boots,
for iufaat.,. NJ chair Mis and Gloves Table and
1oor Oil Clo,hs; Bi'k silk Glnps Money Purs-
eY: Asst,d Zephyr.
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N7HlG Almanac for 85i.--A supply Of
w this valuable work for sale by the snbseri-
Der. price Is cents H. A. PORTER.
Rock island, Feb. z7th, 1851.
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n. GRAHAM.
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WHlTE Zephyr Worsted, Also eiouded worst
w ed for Lamp Mats, &c, received BY Ex-
press and for sale BY II. A. PORTER.
Rock Island, Feb 22d, 1851.
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CLOCKS.

ust received LOT Of Thomas superior 30
- hour Clocks tor sale low; old gold and silver
taken in exchange for work or goods 1t
Oct &C. AC BILLIONS.
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RROcKLESBY'SM Me rEORaLOGY- most,
- interesting and valuable work, treating e
comets, mc,eors, and various phenomena, &C.;
&c-a good book for schools as well a. . read
ing book for families, 70 be had At the book store
Of III. A. PORTER.
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iIENK7 a. PUKTEK
Rock Island, Feb, 9th, 1851.
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Deeds and DlOrtgaxGs

/ THOSE LOCKS HAVE GOMEZ.
4 nd arc just lie. thing yoh have an beer
"A waiting for-whctIier for Front door ~or
back-Parior or ki,chen-c'osc, or bed room
every variety in style, quality, size and price, al
MLDrETH's, Builders Hardware Establishme nj,
under the LIE Claire house. Oct "A.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06
MECHANICS, FAIR.

The Mechanics Fair which commences in this city Tues
day. the 10th nst in the building of Exchange
and Union Streets owned by Mr. VIM. Merrifeld bids
fair to be of the most interesting exhibitions yet given
by the Worcester County Mechanics Association.
The Superintendent with much pleasure announces that
the following Railroads have offered transport arti
Giles to and from the Fair CHARGE, viz: Boston and
Worcester Providence and Worcester, Norwich and Wor
cester Western and Worcester and Nashua the owners
assuming all risk and load and unload the same. The
building and spacious four stories high containing
over p 600 feet floor surface, located within minutes
walk othe Central Exchange, will be lighted with gas, fur
nshed with steam power, and afford contributors the
means of displaying articles in the best possible manner
At the close of the exhibition there will be public sale Of
articles owners contributors may wish to dispose Of
due notice of which will be given hereafter Contributions
should be directed the Superintendent when forwarded
by Railroad together with description and origin OF the
same and must be received as the 18th inst
sep5 d6twlt JOHN BOYDEN, supt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

II. NJ PAINE's GAS LIGHT PATENT Wash
ington Sept. 5.-The lnteigencer denies by au-
thority that any patent is about being issued for
Paine new light-his publication to the contrary
Notwithstanding
We find the above in the Geographic dispatches
to the Boston newspapers of Thursday; but from
we saw yesterday at Messrs. Daracott & Co.'S gas
fitting store, we are inclined to the belief that the
public will shortly get the benefit of the light, patent
or no patent The workmen were fitting up an ap-
paratus which is to be burned at the Mechanics
Fair in Providence, next week, and it was in such
state of orwardness that there is no doubt that then
if not BEFORE the public can the light and Judge
for themselves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

LAST NIGHT, AND NEW ATTRACTIONS
This evening will be the last opportunity citizens
will have, of hearing Horn, Wells, and Briggs's far
famed band Of Serenaders, as they go to fulfil en-
gagements in other places They have well earned
the high and envabe position they occupy as artists
and performers of the first order of merit, as the
crowds who have witnessed their attractive enter.
tainmeuis in this, well as in other places, can tes
hfy Tonight they appear with white faces alto
gether, and offer choice variety of songs, glees
chorusses. &c. Turn out and give them bumper,
on their last appearance in this place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

INSTRUCTION IN LANGUAGES Our readers
are referred to tine advertisement In another column
OF Mr. f. Misner, teacher of languages, at the Dread
Institute. He proposes to receive scholars by the
quarter, and give them instruction in French, Ger
man, Latin, and other languages. This is a chance
which seldom occurs, and those DESTROYS of receiv-
ing instruction in either Of the above languages, will
do well to avail themselves of the opportunity
Terms and other particulars can be learned of E. r.
FIsKE, at the Counting Room of this paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

Montgomery, the English poet, will be so years o.
age on the 9Th of November next, on which day the
citizens ohis native torc Of Sheffield intend honoriDg
him by the erection oil a statue Commonwealth.
James Montgomery, the "Chrislan Poet" was born
in the town Of Irving, Ayrshire, Scotland He con-
Quoted newspaper in Sheffield, for time, in ear
ier life and was, at that time imprisoned by the gov
ernmen osensiby for printing song but really for his
liberal political views He has lattery made Sheffield
his permanent place residence, but is not his native
place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

u The name of the Spanard, who pleaded with
the CaPtan.Genera Of Cuba spare the lives of the
misguined Americans who were condemned at Havana,
who, when intercesson was in vain, took charge OF
Their dying messages and by whose exerons the bodies
oil Kerr and Crittenden recovered, was Mr.. An
tona Costa. Let him be remembered for his humanity
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

horticultural Hall,
on Front street, in Worcester.
The undersigned have been appointed a committee IN
max the necessary arrangements therefor.
The Hall will he opened to the public Wednesday, the
Eth day of September next, at O'Clock p M and con-
tnue open day and evening until the close of the exhibition
| OH the evening Of The Friday following
The spacious Hall of the Society will accomm date and
require much greater extent OF tables han have been
heretofore occupied and the committee respectfully bu
most earnestly invite The operation If ALL who are in
any way interested in the objects of the SOCIETY," by con-
ribung libernly Of the products of their gardens and o.
chads to aid them In making the exhibition alike Creda
bic to the Society, and useful TO the public
In consequence of the great expense attending the cree
ton of their building, the Society have been compelled 10
Withhold Tor the present year. the premiums which have
been usually offered, but they rely the ss upon the
zeal OF the members and the good will of the public to
make the occasion far surpass i'll inter- all previous eNhb
billions.
1t been generally conceded until quite recently that
the Worcester County Apples surpassed those exhibit
ed by other Society in the State. Probably dis
tncuon has not justly belonged The last years. 1t
will be just matter OF reproach to our huriculursis
they permit an honor, highly priced be lost
without u serious effort retain it,
The variuus contributions will be ned by commit
tees, selected with reference TO their special know ledge
the department assigned them, and will be tah.n to
! secure strict justice and impartality
Contributors requested to send in their articles as
early possible The week of exhibition give time for
their Pr oper arrangement They are also particularly t.
quested specify what disposition shall be made OF their
specimens after the exhibition.
On Saturday. the goth, al 10 O'Clock, NJ the fruits be-
longing the Society will be sold public auction, and
all sDecimtns which are claimed by Their owners at
O'clock p. NJ will be considered relnqused the So
ciety, and sold accordingly.
| ID. WALDO LINCOLN, NM. NJ. BICKFORD,
GEO. RICHARDSON, D. :. MESSENGER,
! CHARLES PAINE, ANSEL LAkIN,
SAMUEL FLAGG,
Committee of Arrangements
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

THE CONCORD FIRE.-The Iawy ers at Concord,
n H., agreed not to any Of the sufferers by the
fire in that sown The Patriot says ''ths agreement
has been ablded by, and not of them has been
sued, although Boston creditors were here with their
demands before the fire fairly quenched None
OF the sufferers by the fire so much affected by
no one who has the soul of a man will add to a
debtors embarrassment III such a case by suing
him.
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Gbc Dnilp 5pp.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1851.

II Advertisers, wishing have their advertisements APP
ear the next day viii please send early in the day
possible. Also, those wishing insert advertisements in
I Weekly, should send in as early as Monday noon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

% convention Of editors, publishers, and re-
porters of the press in California, has been called
for the purpose of nterchangng and comparing opin-
ions, reviewing the wants Of each oher and of every
section Of the State, and adopting some rules and
regulations to secure mutual advantages, and elevate
the tone and character of the press
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

The EXCURSION TO PORTLAND, ME.-Persons
DESTROYS of attending the meeting of the American
Board Of Missions, at Portland can now ocure tickets
at Deacon Grilfns store, Pleasant street, for 81 Is,
which tickets good to and from Boston, Tickets
for the oute beyond Boston, either by boat or railroad
can be obtained al half price the Missionary Board,
Boston Ii though. best to leave to visitors the
option Of choosing either water or a land route 10
Portland. An early application for tickets is desired
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

STEAMER CoNNEcTIcUr.--Thls fine steamer run
ming IN connection with the Norwich route, has been
put IN first rate order (snce the unucky collision)
me Connecticut is the largest and most elegant boat
on the Sound and her accommodations cannot be sur.
passed by any steamer anoat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

WARE RIVER RAILRoAD-The Annual Meeting
Of the Stockholders Of the Ware River Railroad was
held in Barre the Sd inst. The following gentle.
men were chosen Directors for the ensuing year, viz:
Thomas w. Williams, New London; Jacob B, Mer.
rick, Palmer; George II. Gilbert Chas. A Stevens,
Joseph lIartwelI, Arthur l.. Devens, Ware; William
Mixer, llardwick; John Smith, Barre; George Viii
liams, IIubbardston; ARENAS Lee, Tempelon; Mil
ton s. Morse, Winchenden.