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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-10
1851. 1851
Regular Weekly Packet for st. Louis
- The ine passenger steamer
ts1l52 ROn.ACCOrd.

II. BERsIE, Master. having been
thoroughly overhauled, painted and repaired,
has resumed her weekly trips for the above and
all intermediate ponts.
The Bon Accord being Of very light draugh,,
shippers and passengers may rely upon her
Throughout the season.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon them the past season, her officers
hope, BY strict attention 10 the interests Of shl o.
pers and the comfort Of passe myers, to merit a
continuance Of the same. For freight OF passage
apply on board. April Sd.
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cY,cAoo AND Rscx Island RAIL RoAp.-Ac''ve
..sures arc being taken, We learn, 10 push
~ important improvement 70 . speedy COM
Ui.,;on. and 40 the requisite means do not aP.
P." ~ be- waiting for ito construction, the en-.
i.rprise bids fair to b among the hrss, - y !.
W. N the most imperial Ut Of the maly projected
o.ssonecled links fnished in our Stste. As
s,.s,er Of course, thsTo II more or less anxiety
", slppr tho proposed route, in regard 70 the ex'
=. location Of the line, and the following =
''.cnnte have been subscribed to the stock re-
.'"o.ci;vely by the places named: Ottawa, SSU,-
~. Morris 100000; Joliet $50, 900; and Lock-
~, about $4,000; the remainder o. the re-
P,;.;,s sum 10 secure the charter and start the
work. $500, 600, has been taken BY eastern cap
l,alists. -, L.. c.;.
~ very nearly direct communication with the
ss".we, Mississippi, ut one Of the most command
- noints for business, and not only our city,
w., The Lake commerce, cannot help but be
,.sa,lv benefited, by the new impulse it will
sye 70 ,tade. = Chicago Journal.
We nre pleased TO see our able coiempo.
,,ries Of The Chicago Journal expressing
their minds SO f,vors ably TO the above Road,
and hope they will embrace every oppn-
unity to present It's claims TO their Cit.
zeu., a. its completion must open to Chi
csgo vas. market lying in this direction
10 which she is now an entire stranger.
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THE MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, Aprl

9#.f ST. LOUIS, April 9TH.
Flour, $3.50 . S3,75. WuEAT, GA nc
Corr 4Oc. Oars, 40c. BARLEY, S. soc. RYE
IS a Coo. Bacon, hamr, 81 &C.; shoulders, sac
DRIED FRUIT, apples, 87a COO; peaches. Sl'h
.l,l2a. ARIES, green, good 81 90 l,o5 Dbl
PorArors, SOC. BEANS, white, S2,s5 BUSH
HlDrs, dry flint, i0c; dry sailed, 81; green &c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-10
= Married,

On Thnrsdsy evening, I'd inst. BY Rev J. y. MASON,
Rev. J. R. YOUNG, Of Muscstine, to Miss AGNES
BARCLAY OF Davenport.
In this place Saturday evening the 5h inst, by
IoHS RorsER, ESQ.,, Mr.. ROBERT CLIFF to Mrs.
MARGARET TOPEN.
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WRITING! WRfTING!

A SUPERIOR, gtatefnl snd essy style Of writing
= taught in Nins lsss4sG TO any Lady, n her
dencs. The whole for % so.
Gentlemen guaranteed good business hand In
nine lessons for % ct their residences.
An Evening School. where writing IL taught ~
shove, In Lessons. The whole for &c 50, at the Of
Gee Of r. WRAY, opposite lie Ciaite's Once on Sec.
opd Street.
A juvenile Day School for the various branches Of
an English educ alton. y. WhAY
Davenport, Feb. 9th, 1851. 22.9m
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REsIGSED.--We learn that n. L. Stout
postmaster ip this place. has cent on ms
resignation to Washington. Ills place
will b. filed, We understand, BY Richard
CadIe. Mr. C. will make gond pos'mas
,er,and bis appointment will NEE. with ap'
probation in this community.
Mr.. Stout has held tho Office for nearly
two years, and has discharged its duties
with promptness aud faithiu'ness. We
wish him success in his new vocation
hoping that il will he more lucrative, than
the one he has LETT Muscdtias Journal.
A more popular appointment could mol
have been made. Mr.. Stout retires witt
our bes. wishes-he has been to Us in accom-
n,odaling mud polite officer, with whom nc
faul, could be found. -Muscatine Enquirer
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Mr.. Error: Please announce ENOS fICHENOR,
ESQ.,, ss candidate for Marshal Of the city Of Dsven
FORT At the ensuing April election.
MANY VOTERS.
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Bounty to Soldiers!

DUUUy 20 SOJ11fyS.
T he "Boa~ty Land Bilp' having become Law, the
undersigned will devote his attention 70 procuring
the boun.y for oil persons BIZ are entitled
thereto He has received the full Instructions
from Washington and 10 prepared 70 make out
the necessary papers.
The ls~ gives Bounty to all persons who
have served in any OF the wars for period OF
more than thirty days.
ALEX ". McGREGOR
Davenport, Oct 10Th. 1850.
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a CARD.

"sMlTH's Philade,phia Variety ssore''
has been removed into TBS New BrlLprSs'
opposite the Post Office, where a splendid a..
sor,men, Of Fashionable, neD and desirnbk goods
will be opened, now daily exnec,ed from Fhi'o-
dolphin. Mr.. s. has been East for some time
and will hc prepared 10 show one Of the best as.
sentiments ever offered in Iowa.
Davenport, April let, 1851.
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MA CARD

MA CARD.
DR.. WHITE may be found ct Mr.. Posters Shop du.
ring the day and At Mr.. Goodrrhs At night, until fur
thsr nsties.
Davenport, April 10th, 1851.
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MONEY RENTED TO EUROPE
Also, Storage passage procured.
Apply to COOK g. SARGENT.
Davenport, Oct. Gath, 1850.
BOUNTY LANDS.

8 OLDlERS Of the War Of 1912. Tho
- Indian Wsrs since 1870, including the Sem.
mole War Of 1895 and 1896. THE BLACK
HAWK WAR, and tho war known % General
Wsyncs' Of 1892 to 1875, who served for 4 term
Of thirty days, and al! commissioned officers Of
the Mexican war, are entitled to Bounty Land.
All persons interested are invited 10 call on the
subscribers, who are connected with an efFicjsn.
Agency at Washington, b. C.--a,d ate prepared
TO attend 70 all business with promptness.
NO FEES charged unless the allowance 10
obtained. COOK e. SARGENT
Davenport, Iowa. Oct t7th, 1850.
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To manufacturers who buy by the lot we sell
Heavy Red Sole Leather at 10 cts.
Light. q 8 20
Taylor,s best Oak q "a
Harness. 20
and Cali, Kip, Upper, Betting and Morocco, &c ,
&C., in proportion 10 same low prices.
Rock Island, April Sd, 1851.
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TOOLS.

uANDsAWS, Tenant Saws, Compass saws,
i i Meet Saws, w cod Saws ami others. Alsn
Framing, Former ard Morfict Chisels, hollow
augers for Wagon Makers aud long snd short
screw Augers and Anger bits. Carpenters PR.
GETS, beves, spirit plum levels Aiso-screw
plates, Ok and log Chains: Together with gen.
esai assortment OF Tools and Builders Hardware,
CissP for Cash k&
Al. HrLDRETHS' Hardware Store.
Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
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Deeds and MORTGAGES

DRINTED according to the latest form and
on substantial paper selected for the pure
pose, fer sale at this office.
Gazette Office, Nov. eth, 1850.
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ROCK ISLAND,
BOOT. SHOEA LEATHER STORE,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
A. BENEDICT g. CO.,

A RE in receipt Of the largest stocks Of Boots,
"A Shoes and leather ever offered in this Market.
Terms Cash; and prices as low as can be had in
the West.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-10
STEAM SAW MILL FOR
SALE OR TO LET.

THIS property which is offered for sale is sit
i uated in the lower part Of the City Of Dav-
export and is in good running order. II has in
operation one perpendicular Saw, cutting from
5000 10 5000 fl. of lumber per day, and power
sufIicien, to drive a large Circular Saw. II not
sold i, will be TO lease from the first of next April.
Apply to 2. TRAY Nok, Agent.
Davenport, Feb. 9th, l85l.-25-tt
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REGULAR ST. LOUIS. DAVEN-
PORT. GALENA 4 DUBUQUE,
DDA HSK uSUs

A-A TEE ine running and light draught
steamer Lamartine, s. HAIR
Z = Ions, Master, will make regular
trips between the above ports and all intermedi.
ate landings Passengers and shippers can rely
on her remaining in the trade during the season.
For freight or passage apply on board.
April 10th. 1851.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
lsEGULAH TUESDAY PACKET.
For Burlington, Davenport and Calena.

u Q
For Burlington, Davenport and Galena.
A~ The fine passenger steamer
49, Da n U be.
Charles Barger, Master, has taken
her place In the Gslena trade, and will make
her regular weekly trips to the above and al in
termed'ate ports-leaving St. Louis every Tues
day, At 4 O'Clock.
The Danube being OF worry light draught and
regularly IN the trade, shippers and passengers
may rely upon her the entire season.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon thcm the past season, her officers
hope, by strict attention to the interest Of ship
pers and comfort Of passengers, to merit : con-
sinuance Of the same.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
BURROWS & rRETrYMAN, Davenport.
N. RANNEY. St. Louis.
sTILLmAN & ROOD, Galena.
April 10th, 1851.
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E1EkEzER Cook. Cso. B. SARssSr.
COOK 4 sABIRNT,
DAVENPORT IOWA.
EXCHANGE AND CoLLEcrloS OfrIcs,
and Land, AGENCY,
foses and Bill Collected, and proceed, res,ilted to
n''y part q the United Ststes.
Particular attention paid 70 Purchase snd Sale
Of Lands, Payment Of Taxes, ard Location Of
Bounty Land Warrants.
REFER TO 80
Messrs. J. v. CLARK 4 Co, Bo,,ou.
+. w. CLARK, DopoE & Co., New York
Messra. e. w. CLARK g. Co, Philadelphia
JuHs Q. SARGENT, Esq, Washington.
e. w. CLARK & BRorHERs, st. Louis, Mo.
HArcH 4 LANGpoS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
October 18th, 1850.
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Young Rev J r

when any Of the above letters are called for
plesse say thsy are advertised or they may not
be looked for. d. c. ELDRtDGE, r. NJ.
Davenport, April Sd, 1851.
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LIgT = EBrTERa

Remaining ia the Post Office at Davenport or
the LIST day Of April. 1851, which if not faker
out before the lss day Of July, will be SEN
@ The General Post Office a. dead letters.
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a. BENEDICT. N. b. BrFoED.
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FALL RIVER NAILS,
EI KEGS embracing Sd fine Lath Nails, and
III all other size, Just received at the Hard
ware Store No. 2 lie Claire Row.
w. II. H1LDRETH.
The superiority Of Eastern Nails l. 80 well
known that comment 10 unnecessary.
Davenpert, March Goth, 1851.
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INST received lot Of Thomas superior 80
= hour Clocks tor sale low old gold aud silver
taken in exchange for work or goods at
Oct g6. AC BILLIONS.
The New York herald., 1851-12-07
MAGNIFICENT RECEPTION
MAGYAR in THE METROPOLIS.
>~>~~>o~~~>~~~>~~~-
The Departure from Staten Island, IN Trip
up the Bay and Rivers.
oo-O>>~~~~"~~>~e~c~o-~
ARRIVAL AT CASTLE GARDEN.
v~>o~~o.>>~>~~o~~ooo.~~
Attempt and Failure of Kossuth to
Speak in the Garden.
~U>oooI>o~>nN>o@o.~~o
THE SPE H.
TremendOusD De m Onst ration ON
the Battery.
SPLENDID MILITARY DISPLAY.
~0ooN~~~~~~>~oN>o>~~>
THE DECORATIONS OF the STREETS.
>OO~~~~>-~~>~~~~~~~>NO~~~->
~ The Enthusiasm Of the Men, Women,
and Children.
Two Hundred Thousand Persons
in the Streets.
oONN~oD~~o~o~Ooc.~>ooNN-
Speeches from the Balcony of the Irving House.
>-4~~O~~r.>O~o~N~Noo.~o
TORCH-LIGH PROCESSION.
|.~0~0o|~>>~oO>~~o~~r->o~
The "Loyey but Exposed Island" Eclpsed.
&c., &C.. SO.
The "Loyely but Exposed Island" EclipMd
&c., &C.. Sc.

The sun rose yesterday morning brilliantly and beau
tifuy, the forerunner of day for the re-
cepton of Kossuh to the metropolis of the Union Ar
raDgements begun with Its rising for the splendid
display that afterwards behed by at least quarter of
The New York herald., 1851-12-07
ATTEMPTS on Kossuru TO SPEAK

The MsroR-Felow citizens, II you viii come TO order
Governor Kossuth will make short speech Do come to
order win you please proceed
kossUrH.-oh II Is impossible, Mr. Msyor
Order 4" order," order" FROM the platform
"eo on, 60 on"
KossrrH-Oh III impossible. vii give mr. note, to
the press. Iosnt be heard.
The New York herald., 1851-12-07
am gentlemen, your obedient servant,
FRANCIS PULzsKY.
TIE SPEECH OF KossurH IN FULL.

lbh SfEbOu w hO55UTH IN fULb.
am yet haifsick gentemsn tossed and twisted about
by fortnshts gale the Atlsntic's restless waves
my gddy brains st turning round in whirlpool
srd this gigantic continent yet tremble beneath
my wayering steps let me- before 20 10 work, have
hours OF rest upon this soil freedom your happy
home. Freedom and Home, what heavenly music In
thos" two words! Alas have no home and the free
dom Of my people down trodden Ysung Giant Of free
Amercs, do not tell me that thy shsres an asylum
70 the oppressed and home 10 the homeless exile An
ssyum is but all the blessings ofycur glorious country
can they drown into oblivion the longing OF the heart and
the fond desires for native land Ny beloved native
land thy very suferings make thee but dssrer my
heart thy bleeding image dwels with when wake,
as rests with me in the short moments Of my restless
sleep. II has sccop psniedme the waves IL will
accompany me when go back TO fight ever again the
battle Of thy freedom more. have no idea but
thee; have feeling but thee. Even here, with this
prodsious view Of greatness freedom, and happiness,
which spreads before my sstonshed eyes my thoughts
are wandering towards home and when look these
Thousands Of thousands before me the happy inheritance
ofJonder freedom for which your fathers fought sed
bed-snd when turn to you, citizens to bow before
the majesty Of the United States and 10 thank the peo
pie cfnev Yort for their generous share In my liberation
and for the unparalleled honor OF this reception, see
out Of the midst Of th, great sssembass rise the
bleeding imsse c Hungary ocsins 70 ycu with saxiey
The New York herald., 1851-12-07

KossUTTs REPLY TO GERMAN ADDRESS.
During the ceremonies attending the reception which
wss given to Kosuth by the people Of Staten Island an
address by the Germans Of New York wa. read to him
The following Is translation Of his answer
am happy that can address you in the language by
which was introduced to the treasures Of European
civilization am happy to receive address Of the
Germans, because know the Importance Of Gemaay
FULLY appreciate the link which unites the freedom Of
Germany TO the freedom Of Hungary But I cant rs.
frsin from remsrAns that cannot agree with one sen
timent expressed In your address Ne people should
ever cner itself to die for q maa sucb /. s.cr,,c.
sbcuit only be for prncipis.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
WATERR CISTENS.
Dissolution.
Canton.

LII persons are hereby cautioned against harbong
~ Trusting TIMOTHY i. I0sMER an mdented apprentice
10 me- on my account shall pay debts OF his con
traclinp or be in any way responsible for him.
SIMON HOSMER.
Sterling Mass, September %, 1851, sei23 d5wlr
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
SPLENDID TRIUMPHS
kgtsSEs7S ,SigRl6EEG9; iSeEE'Sg21EgFGESEg

n EVER medicine more triumphant all orpo-
L sition-nevcr has medicine more bril"nt
course of fame aud of cure, than
Bush's Smilax Sarsaparilla.
And why should it mott The tme honorable,
until wetched, pemicous and worthless compounds des
troyed it. Bat BusH's SMILAx, obtained from the
GREEN ROOT, pure, fresh, ana ncombined with other
drugs s destined to it, Wherever this is used 1t IS
wanted again; its is continued, its friends recommend
it, and it and spreadsnot like wild fire., burning
and devourng but with genial and mvigoratng influence,
bearing health hope and happiness in its For a
proof ask all who have used physcans, druggists, mer-
chants and especially the sick restored to health by its
power, in almost countless numbers throughout the Cou-
try.
1t acts powerfully upon the absorbant vessels nvigora
ting all the nurtive functions of the body Particularly
does 1t enovae the organs of circuaton making pure and
healthy blood and removing all distractions and deeteri
Gus matters from the fluid In this it becomes ifi-
ntey invaluable in the of Scro0us Diseases of ev
kind; and for the places the system in
healthy condition to the attacks of summer
complaints and acute diseases of all kinds. Who would
be without bottle of this pure and valuable medicine
u Prepared and sold by BUSH d co.. No. Park St.,
Worcester and for sale Worcester by L. T. Laze Spur
d Si6ey, D Scott Jr, q Co., A Clarke, G. A. lianng-
ton, s. g. White d Co, and E. D. Wetherbee, Druggists,
and by Agents throughout the New England States.
eplO eod& &Ws2m
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26

IN First class Pant and Vest Makers TO whom the hes
~ of prices will be paid, at the Old stand No. 2l3!
Main street, U. 5. Hotel Building, Worcester, Mass
sep22 d4w Ii. S MOORE.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
Cottage Wanted.
Wanted Immediately.

\HANTED. SMALL COTTAGE, in a convenient and
w accessible location. Inquire of
sep3dtf ii. ii. CHAMBERIIN & co.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26

There is saying, old, but true,
That every day brings something knew ~
Which x something" )" for day will rage
The wonders Of this wondroas age!
Thus old Joice Heath went through the land ;
And so did Johnson's GolUred band;
Then Ole Bull; the swiss Bell Ringers;
And numerous bands of negro singers;
Then Tommy Thum, who kissed, near
Two million ladies in year;
Barnum, the Great, Lopez, the brave;
Sweet Jenny Lind, and Powers Greek Slave;
All have enjoyed their length of days,
And all received their need of praise.
And now beyond the bounds of ocean,
We've seen contentious and cOmmotons
A spot in London Viz selected,
Crystal Palace she erected,
Where " furious Frank and fiery Hun"
The Yankee and the Engllshman,-
The Turban'd Turk, and Spain's Grandees,
East Indian and the Portuguese
Could all forget their ancient rage,
And in mole peaceful strife engage.
Each resr aloit its standard high,
Each win the palm OF victory
1he sumo begins-the race commences,
And helter, skelter over fences =
And pushing, pulling, holding back.
Go all the wager-winning pack
And when the contests almost ended L.
And when their strengths almost expended,
Then JONATHAN, before their eyes
Just rushes up, and TAKES TIE PRIZE
lie plOwed their land and moved their oats,
And picked The locks and heat their boats
And told them that, through out creation,
There's nothing like the Yankee nation
Though some III dis ant lands would roam,
They'd still S rink ling left at home.
There's Webster, Clay, and Thomas Benton,
And many that could mention;
And works of Art-for somolhing hne,
Macullar-i in the Clothing line
Has place who his spacious Store,
A genus )mo, at he door,
show to all, whu've any wits,
That he clolls and give them fits I"
AT W worcester, i'll he Old Bay State,
AL curly nom, evening late,
You'll find him with perfect stock,
At CLOTHING BAZt A4-PIPER BLOCK
There may be bought, do suppose,
The Gentleman's or farmers Clothes"
At prices, too, the lowest sum,
For trade there Uhtn Tn TO hum
n The Y ankle, of course, knew where it was for h
interest trade you all will trade the place
will, undoubtedly, be for your interest to do so.
Macullar. Williams & Co.
SIGN OF HE FULL DRESSED MAN,
No. Piper's Block,
CLOTHING BAZAAR 271 MAIN STREET.
scp2b uwIsIl WURCESTER.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
WANTS.
Girl Wanted.

IfRoM IL to IA years of age, in a small family. To
4 smart, capable girl goo situltioR is ofIe 3D. one
VINO has been accustomed to the children would be
preferred. Inquire at this office. sep25 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
Wanted,

Respectable man and wife, take Tenement and
board lady Possession given INN edia ly if desired.
inquire at this Office sep9 dlw*
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
WOOD YARD.
To Rent,

RACK ROOM. in the so called New York Store The
room Is 20 by 40 feet in size, well finished and has
entrance exclusively its own has large sky-ght, and
.lso well uhed from the side. For terms, &c, apply
sepl3 DIFF OhAs' W. fhEELAND
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
School Teaching.

Competent successful, and experienced female teach
IA er wishes District School for the coming winter
line addressed 20 ELIZABETH PERKINS, Worcester
VIII receive prompt attention. sepl-dwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
NOTICE.
BACK AGAIN!

I PECKfAM VIII be found ready for WINDOW
~ WASHING, PAINT CLEANING; and Carpets taken
up and shaken ami put down agauall faithfully done.
Orders lett at g. Walkers Barber Shop, door be-
low j. Green's Drug store. Main street, his house.
the third rcd Cottage on John ST. sep25 d4w
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry. &c,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE

SILVER AND PLATED WARE
TOT MAIN STREET, lot
10 u DOORS SOUTH POST oFFIcE.) AL
MAJ have a large assortment of Silver Table and Tea
w spoons Forks, Pie Knives Fish Knives AM Fork-
Soup Ladies' Butter Knives, Napkin Rings, Chldrens
Knives and Forks, Gn ses) Salt Spoons, Tickle Forks,
Tea sranes, all of which be good Sill
yer Our Plated Ware consists of Spoons Forks Tea and
Coffee Pots, each in sets singles CasorS Napkin Rings
Butter Knives, Desert Knives with Ivory handles, and
many other articles too numerous mention, which we
offer at toTer prices than euer, at the Old Stand of
sepl5 dwtf ID. GODDARD & co.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
SPECTACLES !!
GOLD Chains & JEWELRY!

107 MAIN STREET, TOY
- CTHREE DOORS SOUTH F POST oFFICE) / ~ 4
GOLD GUARD, FOB, VEST, AND LADIES' BELT
W CHAINS, Of every variety, and of good quality us
can be found at any other place, and at prizes
GOLD PINS ~ RINGS, of almost an endless variety of
Pate ms, and varying in prices from 2 to $40 at
the Old Stand OF
sepl5 dwtf D. GODDARD & co.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
AN IRON FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

~, 1AAn 4AeOH GV O4yO4I EVAO 114AG'
Webster, Immediately upon the Norwich and Worces-
ter Railroad offered for SALE with all its Tools Patterns,
&c The property of said Foundry consists of good
Furnace building, with Cupalo in good repair large two
story building, suitable and used for patterns and machine
shop, good sNhOrse power Engine, in good running
der, with all necessary Shaiting for machine shop
large quantity of Patterns such required in the
merous Factories which surround it, with all necessary
eratlon having good of CUSTOM The said Furnace
perhaps better situated to do profitable businesses than
any other Furnace out of Worcester II is in the immedi
ate vicinity of Saters large Cot and Wool manufacture
ing establishment, Tennies Cotton Mills, and the MaTno
Factory; and ia large number of Factories than
any other Furnace, and of easy
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber upon
the premises.
sep5 d2taw&w3w H. A. READ.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-26
Just Opened.
BLANKETs! BLANKETS! !
FROM AUCTION

livery Varlely OI nice BATH q IINLY BLAN
IA KETS now III ore, from 81 ,75to $500 pair.
sep2o dis3w A. Y. THOMPSON & co.