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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16
For Coughs. Colds, Consumption, and all
Pulmonary Diseases.

'Messrs REED, CUTLER & Co., Druggists. Boston
During practice of twenty years have seen used all
is best, and hope it will he better known and
generally used - Yours Respectfully,
SaeO, Nov 2, 1858. JOHN A. BERRY, NJ. D."
Put up in SO cent and 81 bottles, and for sale by
Apothecariesand Country Merchants generally.
dec2 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16
The Greatest Medical Discovery of thu
Age.

The Greatest Medical Discovery of the
Age.
MR.. KENNEDY, OF Roxbury has discovered IN on
of our common Pasture Weeds a reme,y thai cUf.
every Kind of umor, from the Scroiaa vi Il
common Pimple. He has tried il III elevan lnu
bred cases. and never failed exc pr IN two (hnn
der humar) He has now in his ossession two
hundred certificates Of its value, all within twenty
miles OF Boston
Two bottles is warranted TO cure a nursing sire
mouth
One to thee bottles will cure the worst kind Of PIN
Piles on the face.
Two or three bottles viii clear the system Of bIes
rwo bottles is warranted 70 the canAer in
the mouth and stomach
Three to five bottles Is warranted cure the worst
of Erysipelas
One to two bottles is warranted to cure all hnmor in
the eyes.
and botches among the hair.
Four 20 six bottles is warranted TO cure corrupt and
running uleeIs
One bottle win cure scay eruption Of the skin
Two to three bottles is warranted cure the Ntrs
case of rinewOTm,
Two 10 three bottles is warranted TO cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism
Three or four bottles warrantedto cure salt rhtu
Five to eight bottles will cure the Of scro.
A benefit is ALWAYS experienced from the first bottle
and perfect care is warranted when the above quantity
is taken
Reader. peddled over thousand bottles of This in
the vicinity Of Boston. know the effttts Of il in
every go water viii sxfingush fire 80
sure will This cure hnmor never sold bottle ofit
speaksf for itselsa There things ahnu this hen
that appears 10 me surprising first that il grows incur
nhstnres IN somt places que plenty and it's value
mas never heen Known unll | discovered il in S46
seeohd, than it 81 Oud cure al kinds hum have
given i 90 children old up old men If ky
from the hon'eest oman in oston, up 20 The belle Of
N"nant"n, ard in all cases he cure is ceriain No
ehanEe 81 diet is ever necessaryta III best you can
get have likewise an herb vhtn sfnmeted n sweet
OIL dissoives scronlos swelling Of the q aud puef
the ears-pIice so cents
directions tor Use adult, one table spoonful me-
daV children over eight ears desert spnoni child
Zen from five TO tight years, lea SPOONFUL AS no d
reclion can be applicable to all constitutions take
enough TO operate on me bowels twice day.
Mr., Kennedy gives personal attendance in had cases
Of Scrlula.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
100 Warren street. Rox nury. For sale by REDDlNG
Co 8 STATE street, Boston,
For sale in Worcester by D, Scott, NJ. B. Green, S.
Z White Co, e. A. Harrington & Co., E. II. Marsh
=. D Weather. bee Caldwell 4 Hii Bush q Co. James
Green, l. 7. Lazell, sblel d scott; Clappville Geo.
Roberts S0uihhridge, A. r. Amidon DIV noyI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

The GEaMANIA SOCIETY uilfbe at the City
Hal, in ful force this evening, when they will give
opecf their best Coce,ss. as viii be seen by Then
Programme in aaolher column. They will be assist.
ed bs.Ai'lle Caroline Pinrard and Mr.. Rudolph, as
Sooaiists. The Germanans are winning high hon
ors, this winter, and are universally commended in
all the clues whore they perform
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

An Experienced Ntrse can he found on ap
picsiion al 2Ss MalE ST, up stairs Room l. oil dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

A large assortment Of Stock Also. Cold loeks,y
OF all sizes ta asis1 X
Good Lkenesues Guaranteed. Penpe call and examine,
MA dn T =. HATHAWAY, Artist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

WWIItI8 n FIDfNhOT n -.7---
Ohers ms services AS teacker OF Apeieni and Modern
Languages 10 lhe.pubiic. Office, No. l52 Main ~
81 +. dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

HIsToRY OF SCOTLAND, published by John Tails
s. Co.
The third part now before brings the history
of Scotland from the Battle Of Baunackburn to the
capture Of David Bruce. son Of King Robert, at
the siege Of Aln@ick. A portrait Of james liamil-
ton, Earof Arran, accompanies the present number
which. is for sale by V. Porter, 80 soulhbridge
Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16
Police court.

thursday, Dec. 10Th, 1898.
An old paraytic man of venerable appearance,
was brought up for being drunk on Wednesday, 18th
inst. He pleaded not guilty, alleging that he had
drank only little peppermint water. He was found
guilty and fined 81 and costs. In default, he was
committed to the House of Correction.
Peter McArdle was brought up, on the complaint
of Alice, his wife, charged with neglectng his call
ing, wasting his means, and neglecing 10 provide
for his wife and family.
The story Of Peters wife was like the thousand
and one stories thai enacted in life and told in
Police Courts, every day. She was married TO Pc
ter IL years ago, according the sacrameuial rites
Of The Roman Catholic Church. She is the mother
of children, and seventh will soon be added to
the number. Her husband, according to her story,
has from the beginning, divided his love between
her and gin a;lerly all his love has been conferred
in gin, while neglect, insult, blows, and desertion
have been her portion
Peter denied the truth Of his we's statements,
but at the same time, stoutly refused to make any
almenary provision for her, and was forthwith
sentenced to the House Of Correction 70. two
months
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

Another lot of thvse superior Gold Pens ,ba, h.v.
given entire isiaciOn To- all Who b. We used them -
Apply AZ MARTINS Writing Academy, iss Mmio ~.
ana procure the best article manuhoturd ois dlf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

RIGHTEOUS yERDIor.-ln the sut of E dward
r. Fry against James Gordon Bennett, Publisher
Of the New York Herald, for libel which has been
on trial for sbouta fortnight past, the jury Yesterday
rendered a verdict for The plaintiff with TEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS damage and costs. Ii is said
tLa' the costs will amoont 10 seren thousau4
dollars more, so ihat the foul monthed libel
'er has Tor once mel his deserts He treats the
matter very caSaliery, bowsver, and says that The
verdict '' not OF 90 much consequence The blowing
o. an east wind three weeks since would have been.
bennett Is very wealthy, ye, think he viii leel
the verdict more dhan he affects tx sgF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16
LIAM DICxTNS SON.
NOTARY PURIIC
CALVIN e. PRATT,

VIII attend TO this and other matters of bushes al
is y nice over the Central Bank. nov6-ou
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

Girls that understand tiopse~ ork can be had Inv
applylns at .59 Main 81 mp slal.s. Rnom nla nv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

s. =; = o d W m nm ex ced ana suce..
~ miuwc, holds herself ~ rendinens day and mar
70. attend 20 the dulles ~ her profession Resldane
'"'"'toeh oQlsdff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

~ Goddsrd a 1ryichell's q.sdsiIIe Bsna
arc prepnr 10 furnish Music on al o. anloI,w Nv
! Apply 70 N. n. 0UDDARD Mulbl,r .,i,as, 4.
Y W.TMlCnELL. Fruit trrst.. XVI 4 +
-. o. VI LoRtNo's Music . are s,ta Maj \.
nlF - '"'n ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR At LAI
NO 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
mays
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

LEWIS Q. NUM-. Auctioneer.
sales of Real and Personal Pprope ~, proantlv M
tended 70 Office. 1913 Main ST., % stairs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

No'ivI.,.. 10,
Ntfl ulnn UNION BLOCK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

II. hBLOKY ALnRIC n, ie .eH
ATTORNEY 8 COUNSELLOR Ar LAW.
d. No. 3 Union Block, Worccster dsn,,r
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09
Premium to Iniamy.

Henry L. Dodge, brother Of A. C. Dodge
our worthy Senator, Is without doubt the In
dian Agent to New Mexico Capital Re
porter.
So it would seem that the rumor of thi,
scamp having been appointed to place il
the gift Of the Executive is true after ALL
The Reporter is excessively careful to have
it known that Henry L. Dodge is brother Of
Hon. A. c. Dodge. Docs Senator Dodge
feel Aattered by the relationship!
Is the appointment Of such man very
0attering othe people of Iowa and Wiscon-
sin that It should be heraldcd with such cyi-
dent relish! Has immortality, infamy, be-
come 80 necessary qualifications in govern
ment officers that such premium must be
bid for it! Is vice instead of yirtue-crime
instead Of innocence-yilliany instead of up
rightness, to be made the standard Of merit.
Well il it be so we thank our stars we are
not an ofice-seeker.
We do not believe that President Pierce
knew the man or anything about him or such
an appointment would never be made. But
we can assure our friend Of the Reporter
that in Dubuque and western Wisconsin the
scene Of his rascalities and foul immoralities
and base crimes the appointment is pecu-
liarly agreeable State Democrat.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

"SIc TRANSIT" kc.-All that was left t.
sell, inside the Astor Place Opera House
has at length fallen under the hammer, ant
fetched about $4,000! And what fall was
that! This sum was about the origina
cost Of the superb chandelier, which wa.
knocked Off for $500. Mr.. WaRpEL has q
bargain in this. But where is it to be pu,
up! Mr.. JonS DuER bought the fiity-four
balcony sofas at four dollars each-about the
price OF one common chair; and KIMBALL,
ofthe Boston Museum, got all the red plush
arm chairs in the paraquette for 500!
MILO went in to the tune of some $500 for
scenery, and the plumbing work put in at
cost OF 81 900, or Whereabouts, was struck
offfor $50 The gas fixtures (cost ST. ,soo)
iell to Mr.. Johnson for $40, and that superb
~ painted pair of curtains, act and drop,
were allowed to 60 to liquor-dealer, to
adorn bar-roon! And this 10 at least the
third dismantling Of an Italian Opera House
which has happened, in this city, within our
time.-New York Express.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

DEATH OF JESSE HUTCHINSON AND SPIRIT
RArrisGs.-Mrs Swishelm, in speaking of
the death of!essc Hutchinson, OF the Hutch
inson Family, says in the Pittsburgh Visitor
she met the family at Akron year ag }, and
that Jesse, with all the family, MAS ii FIRE
n,caoed himself" says the Visitor, "to con-
smce us oftheir truth as soon as he went TO
the spirit land. Almost his parting words
were that after death he would come and rap
around us, SO that we should have no peace
until we believed. How sincerely we wish
his promise could be kept; but how every
days experience proves the wisdom OF inc
command, Work while it is day Assured
ly the night cometh when we shall know
there is no device nor knowledge IN the
grave"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

AvESERABLE TREE.-The following ex-
tract from a letter written by an English
lady, residing near Sherwood Forest-cele-
brated in by gone times, as the retreat OF
Robin Hood and his hardy followers, to
relative in Alton, will be perused with inter-
est by many of our readers:
"You will regret to learn that King John,
is gone at last. The monarch OF sherwood
Forest is stretched upon the earth after nav
ing braved the storms of six centuries. This
ancient tree was an historical monument
The name of King John was cut on it, with
the date 1920, and it has been watched with
care BY the proprietors of the land on which
it stood, until prostratedby late storm
Alton Telegraph.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09
PREsrpEST PrEEcE.-A Washington cor
reanondnnH Of Tho Nn,.r Xo.l.

PREsrpEET PrEEcE.-A Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Commercial
says:
"The President, it is said, does not mean
70 confer Office on any Of his relations
The stories Of his declining health are un-
founded. He looks quite well, and is active
and elastic. While in church Che attends
the New School Presbyterian twice on the
Sabbath,) his countenance is fixed, pale and
thoughtful. In his office, dealing with all
sorts Of men, all his powers are called into
activity, and he looks like a different sort
Of man. Never was man SO belcaeured
BY ofice-seekers. But he can smile re-
fusal with an exemplary, urbane and un-
changeable decision. He has Mr.. Fill
morc's Irish porter at the gate Of the pal
ace, and his English ante-chamber usher,
relieved by the proximity of his own order
iy sergeant, noodle of military and cira
man, possessing good share of the cour-
tesy Of his chief"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09
RAILROAD SPEED!
SMITH g. EFFEY

TTAvE received a large Sio. k Of Jewelly AM
IL Watches, direct from New York, consist,
ing IN mart OF Gold aud Silver Wa'ches, G ID
Pens, With and without csp., Gold P ncls, Gold
Guard and Fob Chains. Gold Finger and Ear
Rigs, oral Ear Rrings, fine Breast Pms, Gold
ocIeis, single and double, Gold Beast ana
Cuff Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Keys ana vari-
Gus aTt,ci,s 100 numerous TO mention: Inc Id
die. and gentlemen are r. specially invited 10
ra,l pnd examine our stock, a. We will sell
,bea yer than we have ever sod before. Call at
the CITY JeweIry Store and compare prices Tor
yourselves.
Dayepnor' June Cd. 1853. 3"-3W
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

Robert Owen, the Scotch philosopher,
who attempted to prove that there Is no
personal OF conscious existence after DEATH,
has been converted by the Spirit Rappers.
He il now, he announces, in the daily re-
ceipt Of the latest intelligence from "Presl-
dent jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, the late
Duke of Kent, Grace Fletcher" and seve.
rnl other "conscious existants."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

The town board of excise OF Saratoga
have licensed thirty-two hotels and small
taverns to sell spirituous liquors, which, for
'uatering place." will do pretty well, we
should say. Fifteen of the licenses, we OBJ
serve, are granted with the condition "not
TO be drunk on the premises" but whether
the proviso is meant to apply to the drink
or the drinkers is not very distinctly stated.
Bos.ot, Post.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09
ACARD.
Mu,;cl Mraic!! Music y.

,,Rs LANES H. DUMONT Of New York announ,
w. 20 ,ha Ladies Of this city, that she is prepared
to mpart i Ms, upon Meodeen to any and
all desiring 10 become acquainted with the use Oh 'a'
thorough Bass taught il desired, to enable persons
to perform four or more parts, or in other wofas "a
rJ Music by the aid Of the fingered bass, wlnou. 's
Mrs. Dunont will also, soon as her Pano arfine:
from the east give lessons upon that Instrument Any
persons having Piano Porte ana wishing 70 t,and
nns previous 10 the arrival of hers, Mrs. VIII a..eiu
at tb r residence She has had six years exPeiienss
in t.achng both instrumental and vocal music .hs
n'nsn.t.nt 10 take tho entire charge OF the aDo's
branch of Femal. accomplishments. p,oo,
RErrEuEs Ell. Wickersham, Rev. b. r o'apooA
II. X. Smith, DR.. J. NJ. WithcrwaX: ~ r =
Far terms. &C. call at the residence Of Dr. =.
R,ood Fourth street, between Perry and ROCK iAano
D.ynnport, June Q, 1853. S.e"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09
New Goods! New Goods"

u MI >USEL has just returned 'F,m re"
/ York with large and very splendid aaci-
ron 10 his former stock OF Cocks, WSchts >,
Jewelry and Silver Ware. which he 10 prepared
10 Sc a, the very lowest Cash fr'ces.
uo b.. removed 10 No. 9 L. Claire Row,
where he will be happy 10 show his goods
ple,sa cal and examine.
JuLe 9Th 1853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

La PETITE AccIpENr.-The Joliet Sig
nal informs us that on this 27th, there was
a railroad accident on the Rock Island rail-
road in that city A man came in collision
with hand car, which was moving with
considerable speed, and picked himself up
badly bruised. Suit was commenced but
we have not learned the amount Of damages
allowed. As the old cocks crows, the young
ones learn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09
MORE NEW GOODS!

Tt1ST received from the eastern ci'itsa choiee
j and beautiful assortment OF Summer G'ods
o, the very latest STYLES and fashion among
which NAV / . found a good stock OF
Dress Goods.
Very superior heavy black Silks, Bareses'
Lawns, DE ines, fine Scotch pingna'ht,
Chambrav Ginghoms, Alpaccas, tine VIDE Eng
Iish and American Chintz, American and rh9
Ii.h Prints Of fine quality and ias. co.ors, u
Prints.
Plain Swi,., Null and Jaconet Musins: Cut
AN Muslins, Irish Linens, fine Table LINENS
fine shirts cara, tLe cambria handkerch'-is'
white drillings, co!ored Cambllcs and paper
Musins.
R;hhons. Florence Silks, Cape Llsie, white
c,,,c. artificial Flowers, Silk and Norsted
l;imps and Braid, new ST. !, dress buttons, La
ces edgings, Insertions, Chem'saiies, co"ars'
cuffs, Sc, cords, Linen Tapes, SIX stay ano
shoe aces, tlasics.
Gloves and Hosiery.
White, coto,ed and black Kid Gloves, oes'
ounhn, rxlra heavy long SIX MUS, shoi, 90.
i.,,,. 30, ,rel and bl .ck SIX and L,sle Gloves.
,nn.r,or black silk Hose, fine white, slate snd
m,.rd hose. M ,sses do, g'n's. black SILK and
n. q, cotton, whue and mixed hall hose.
Real Shell Combs.
Shell tuck, side and circie Comhs' imitation
40. best Eng Reading and fine Ivory Combs
Beautiful Parasois.
STAPLE GOODS:
Enc hlvaehea Strings and SaceHnsf;
Linen ana Cotton, Checks and stripes;
Heavy ,icking., blue orlls, DENNIS, and
Cr,onades, Linens, drills, Fine Cloths,
Al wool, Ugh, colors tor summer wear,
| F,ne blk Doe Skin and draps d.hte,
Twesds and gold mixed jeans, and
! Cls!nlercs, &c.
CarpetiHg:
! A good stock of Ladies and Chlldren's saoe:
! WINDOW SHADES:
GsocskIts AND QrEISswAsE;
A few beautiful Csns1s Lamps w.;h cut gloas
An al which will be sold Tor Cash a. chsa
as the Chespss, ay ,.yrvpopr
Davenport, May l4th, 1858
nESr Record Inks, Black and Green ols.
{ ID blue Ink, French Ink aad cheap Ink
3 Schools, for sale At
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09
e.4Nn1OATE F41se >las:ssLs =.

NJ. y ,ToR:- Please announce Mr.. Y. -
DRIDr;E as On lad. pendent candidate for sh'r'" u
Scott county, 81 the ensuing August si' eor
MI Cki,.dxs has hsrn q citizen OF our county '.'
wears o. mere, man ever active IN promoting W
nterrst Of tht county, efficient o'err IN
sta,;o.s here he has been frequently tried an" ~
n. .hcnia h. called 10 discharge the duty OF shSfn'
he viii do H. no do b, with ..istac, on 10 she c
Ians and credit 20 himself We speak the trr'im' ~
EMridsr for sheriff. You will, ,he,eo,s: pl.,.s ="
monaco him ~ such. MANI lillian
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09
CITY DRUG STORE.
Tn = r APPING SPIRITS
HAVE NOT COME TO TOWN.

Knapp &c 3eca1non
HAVE JUST MOVED INTO THEIR
New and Commodious Establishment, No. 10
Claire Row Lower End,
yxyryERE they have now open for inspection and
w sale, large and splendid assortment OF ladies'
and G ntemes staple and Fancy Goods, Of the latest
and sL sS;i = SINS saas 'biERAGE De fAISEs
MOUsELlNE De LANES, Elegant stIis ss Of
fNh IaCS, n and AMERICAN GINGHAMs.
Linen Goods, Linen Damask laoiaeioshs'
Towelngs aud Napkins, = ,,, line ot
In great variety, including everything III Tue hhe u
linen goods y LADIES .l,s FANCY GOODS,
large and well selected assortment Of ladies' Fan
~ Goods. such as Collars, Guns, undersee'es, Chem
s.tt, Ebroidcries, HaEdkerehieis, Hosiery! @c'' !"
4, had on the most reasonable terms.
Muslin Window -draperlcs and Nindow-shades'
CnRPET.BaGs, satehels, Ladies' and ants'0
Carpct-chsin, Oicloths, Umbrellas, Parasois'
ne Ronnets Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
no,nets. Bonnet Ribbons and Trimmings Of ever!
."r,pt;on, and in word, almost ever. thing that
iady or family can desire. Call and sec;
49, SHOES! SHOES!t SHOEs!!!
Iadies, Misses, and Children's Shoes, OF every
STYLE and quality just opened and for sale ny
PRICES Ladies viii do well to call aud examine peiofs
purchasing GeENTLEMENs GOODS,
onsis,inr of every variety and Texture OF Readymaot
Gaining such as Coats Vests, Pants, together with
splendid u's So MAp I! TP 10 ORDER
In a neat fashionable, and workniahhhe munhul WV,
promptncss and dispatch WORK MADE up .. W wa"
rahl'a s,n II IN Err HATS FOX MEN AND BOYS.
Hat. and Cans Of every description, from paimlea
to tn very lines. SIN Hat and sn w vgs.a, and every
thing that a sen'Elso."oyTns y A ~ SHOES
c.,teman,s and BOYS Boots, Shoes, ana Galtefs
from The finest French Calf 10 the heaviest wear.
CUTLERY. 49,
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FRESH ARRIVAL
or
New and Fashionable GoodsI

FRESH ARRIVAL
New and fashionable Goods,
TNHE subscribers have Just received IN ei
= spring stock Of goods, and ere now ready 10
show their customers and all others who NAV
favor them with . call, ,ha largest stock they
have ever offered: among their goods may be
found good stock Of
Dress Goods.
Baregcs, Lawns, Chaili Barege, De LANES, Ba.
Tege lie LANE, de B'ges, &c.
Silks.
Black, Chameleon and B-ncade:
a good assortment Of
Bonnets
ana Bonnet Silks and Innings:
Also. Dress Trimmings and Bui,on., New Styles;
Gloves and Hosiery
White, cold and blk kid Gloves, blk lace ana
Mona! mits, Silk and Isle Gloves, white, NIX.
ed and black hose, mems cotton and wool Ian
hose: 49,,
Linen Cambria ildkfs:
BLACK Lace Wells. black Silk lace and Z grgs;
White Goods:
Pain Swiss, Null and Jacone; Masltns, PLAID
Swiss aud Jaconet do, window curtain mus
Inns, etc.
Swiss Edgings ami lnsertngs, Chem!selte, Col
lars, etc.
Staple Goods
Prints, Irish Linens, Aitaca', BIO. and bleach
ed Mus;ins. a,iils, tickings, O1naburg, tannels
Satine,,s, Cassimeres, Mems summer wear
Tweed, ETC., eic.
We have also on hand good assortment OF
Boots and Shoes
Ladies Misses and Chiidren's Shoes;
Mems Calf and Kip Boots:
aud boys Cali and Kip Shoes;
Caters
Hardware: Queensware;
Groceries:
C.fFeq, Sugar, MoIas,es and Golden Syrup
TIA, r &c, Tobacco, Pepper aud SPICE, "a
E, a,us, baking Soda, vinegar, soap, mackefel
| Cod Fish, etc ,elc
And almost every thing else that j: required I
make up retail store, which we viii sell att pr
| ces that Nil give sa,'siar,Ion
| w Onward & HARRIS.
| Front Street, Opposite Steam MHs.
davenport, April 2lst, 1853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

IN SAMUEL HIRSCHL.
WHOLESALE GROCER, FRONT ST, BAZAAR
CT. Louis Sugar cured Ha rs, Ribs and des;
>, do dried beef and tongues !;
For sale BY SAMUEL HihoC"L
Davenport, June ], 1858.
Democratic Ba, ner aud Der Democrat please
copy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09
AGENCY AND EXCHANGE orrrcr.
ALEX. W. x'GREGoR.

7 ----------o.-.--- A. LAWEs.
M'GRECOR e. LAWES,
WEST SIDE MAIN BETWEEN FRONT AND sEco.p .rvr,-
WlLL buy, sell und locatc land warrants buy nd
sell Real Estate, pay taxes investigate titles i'm
'csl money negotiate loans on bond and mortgage
gu! anu sell exchange aud all kinds OF gold specie
ana 9hcurrent money bank notes, ut best rates
Co.setions made and promptly RENTED for ut cur.
for at sight. davenport June .. heal ~ASsN