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?. YOUNG, Successor to 6. S. ElIis,

P. YOUNG, Successor to C. S. Ellis,
II EEPs constantly on hand an extensive Stock of
IN Fancy Goods, Toys, and USeju Articles,
which he offers to the public reasonable terms his
great "PARfETY STORE," No. Sc Main street.
UMBRELLAS, and PARASOLS,
of all sorts and sizes Cotton and Scotch Ginghalns
Alpaca and silk, ola colos, varying in price from
so cents to SO 90. As we keep ali CT Maleitls
and Trimmings for Umbrellas and Parasos, our ia ill
ties are not surpassed by any Establishment in this
country for repairing, altering aid covering, which
ceive our particular attention
Canes and other nice articles repaired with great
Plnking done,-Eyelets set, DC Rocking Horses.
Games and thousands nl other articles for the amuse
ment and instruction Of Children
Also Birds, Bird Seeds, Bird Cages,
and all the Trimmings for Cages, with every article
wanted by Bird Keepers
Baskets, Willow Ware Chdren's Carriages. Cabs
Dolls, and Doll Bodies, all sizes &c. Fine Feather
Busters, all kinds OF Brushes all sorts Of Combs and
thousands of articles not possible to enumerate
Fairs and Charitable societies supplied with any guam
tity OF Fancy Articles, at wholesale prices, with the
privilege OF returning all unsold.
Observe the Sign of p YOUNG
No 81 Main street, little below the Central Bank
MARI dawlf
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Lyons Kathairon,

For Preserving, Restoring, and Beatifying
the Hair.
fausing it to grow luxuriany, and giving it soft
~ and curling ape arance, of the most delightful char
acter. he KATHAIRON neuiralizes the effects of
disease, climate and old age in preserving and restor
ing the human Hair, even after Badness Of many
years,ceanses the scalp from Dandruf, and its mar
ura' mpurities,-immediatGy relieves sympathetic at
t3cks of Nervous Headache, and all cntaneous
diseases of the skim such Eryspelas, Salt Rheum,
Itch, &C. As
TOILET ARTICLE,
for giving the bair rch soft, glossy and curling ap-
pearance, nothing has ever heen dis compare
with its incontesl ed-s ncontestibe virtues Ii i'm
parts the fragrance of the delightful and exotic
flowers, and is free from all mineral properties, or any
substance which can color the skim or stain a lady IS
hat. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
is Pre-eminenty beneficial "The Kathairpn restored
my hlr, after badness OF u years. A. JAY CouRT-
RIGHT, rs Bond street, N. York.n This admirable
preparation be had Of all reputable Dealers through
uu North and South America and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles for 25 cents.
Sold TO the trade al liberal discount bat commits
stoned in no instance.
d. S. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Broaway, New York.
SD in Worcester, by SIBIEY 6. SCOTT, L. T.
LAZELL, DAVID SCOTT, JR., JAMES GREEN
g. 3 A. J. HOWE, NJ. B. GREEN and E. Ii.
MARSH, and sold by NIL Druggists, every where.
WEEKS & POTTER. No. l54 Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
maTl4 daw6ms
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IGE-IGE

TFNHE subscriber will start his team The hrs of Nav
ana Will call on all of his former customers TO @.
cit continual &c oil their patronage through the COM
ing season. ana the public generally Prices Tor Ice in
5000 los 30 cts per 90, 5000 lbs l6a cts per 100 No
season contracts taken.
ANY neglect on the part OF drivers to accommodates
shall have prompt attention by leaving word Al The Of
fee l47 Main street Persons who have changed their
residence since last year and wishing Ice will obhdge
by leaving their names al the office.
New and Second hand REFRlGERATORs for sale
or exchange as low can be found in the city.
apo DIFF b. r. HAYWOOD.
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Excelsior Eating House No. 237.

THIS neat aud beautiful Eating House is kept by
Il e. Messrs. THAYER a. GATES,
where they keep constantly on hand all varieties of Con
feclionery, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, &C., at whole
sale aud letail.
In connection with the above they have fitted room
expressly for n Ladies' and Gents Reifeshmen Room.
They also furnish families with the best kinds of Oy-
sters, by the pint, quart or gallon.
Messis Thuyer Il Gates hope by their united efforts,
merit continuance OF ihat generous patronage which
has hitherto been bestowed upon them, by discriminate
ing public BENJAMIN TllAYER,
Ocl2l dt ID. q. GATES.
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NEW LUMBER YARD

AZ the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
WHERE will be kept by the undersigned, COZ siantly
w ON hand, all the various kinds and qualities OF
Eastern, Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting of Boards, Plank, Joist shingles, Clap.
boards, Pckets, Laths, White Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut. and Cherry.
FRAMES supplied 10 oruer at short notice and ali
LnmDer sold on the most reasonable terms, by
30, MORSE * co.
BT ndlce No. 10 Mechanic a. augg3 dti
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IL II n IL Els n "a kSGGOh II Is.
at the old stand, No. 293 Main street, and although
many persons have fit locate themselves on those
desirable lots comprising the =" Wheeler Farm" and
BoYDEN PLATTs, he begs leave to say that there
lew LEFT, which will be disposed of on Eavof-
able terms
He also ofers 20 lots Providence ST.. 90 on Pleas
ant street, % on Elm street, 20 Columbia street,
Union Hill, so On Oak bill, so Vernon street
several on Boomlngdae Road, and others in various
parts OF the City, all within short distance of The
City dali, whereby those DESTROYS OF selecting sites can
be accommodated according means aud desires. lie
has for sale several Houses vary ing IN price from $1,000
to 5000.
He is also prepared to exchange City property for
Real Estate in the country that customers can be
supplied with good Farms in almost any cton OF the
CauBty
Persons looking for Tenements viii do well to call
and examine his list Of Houses for Rent various parts
of the city
He would also say TO those who have property of any
kind to be disposed of at Auction that he holds himself
in readiness them Auclionee al short notice
e. e. ABBOTT,
Real Estate Broker No. 233 Main ST.
Worcester, May 4lh, 1853. m,6 diff
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WANTED.

BRE ~ or four Blacksmiths, accustomed to the use
L OF Tnp-hammeIs sAlso, two good Chise grinders
AAPp,y, to q: FOSTER q 90 Worcester, or PAGE
WHITMAN q co, West FtchbuIg.
mch24 istf
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Clothes Cleansed.

DEPAIRED, Re dyed aud color improved, by SYL-
III VESrER WILSON, No. 1875 Main Street, rear of
Siurtevants Tailoring Establishment, Worcester, Mass.
Mr. W., thankful for past favors, takes this method
OF solicing continuance of the and will be hap
py to wait upon all who will him with their put
ronage Having had twelve years experience In tie.
business, he confident that he give satisfaction TO
his patrons
lis Prices overeoats, 81 90, Frock Coats rs cts
Sack Goats %, Pants, 37l, Vests, rs, Buff Vests, So
cups lS4 Every Garment Cieansed by him. is war
Tmttu 10 give satisfaction Garments by Stage or
bNpress WIN Dc promptly attended to- For sale h. G..
fatchs spirits OF Soap. anal DIFF
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M 4 IA ma IN

I OR TWO LADIES TO sell Goods in Millinery
r ous, 10 whom constant employment win lie
given by b. L. IfARDON & 60.
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Ia YOUNG MEN 10 Canvass with books. TO whom
- literal wages will he given per month.
JOB RICHARDS.
webster, Mass, April 20, l6j3, dim
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]. G. Pearson

]. G. Pearson i.IIU4
MOULD respectfully inform the public, that be ha
w taken the old stand Of Farley 4 Pearson, eos
MAN street, Worcester, Mass. he continues to
manufacture Carhart's celebrated patent ssnphnes,
meiophnes and Bolians, single and double reed IRON
TO octavcs, and OF the best style and finish.
Every Instrument made aud sold by the subscriber is
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
iani da,t6m
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will make the most healthy and cheGpesf bread Of any
article vet discovered
BY this process of king the steam Produced raises
the bread mo fermentation BY acis) hence hot oven
is necessary.
Reminder, also, that 100 pounds OF -four yeased, and
then dried leaves but $50 Dounds while l0l pounds Of
-four and p0ands Of powder, baked and dried, leaves
100 5-9ihs pounds. pound Of powder and l6 pounds
Of -four, is as n0iSbbg u pounds flour yeasted
Bread with the process is recommended by many
able PHYSICIANS for persons to having the weakest
stoHlachs.
All orders for the Powder left at the Apothecary Store
Of H. MARSH, corner OF NJ ain and Pleasant streets,
directed to the subscriber, No IL irving street. or
cester Mass.s will be promptly attended to-
A. P. ALBEE, Agent for " orCester County.
dec3O dawtf
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6hoemakers Wanted
Two make Ladies, Misses, and Childrens Shoes both
Il sewed and Peged w. A. ). SMYTH
Corner Union and Market sts
Worcester, April 27, 1873 DIFF
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WANTS, &C.
Notice to Machinigft

WANTS, &c.
Notice to Maohinists.
n OK good Machiuists. wanted Immediately, by
ho3 du IllAYER, HoUGiTuN & co
WARTED.
: OR COL 3lacksmIhs can find constant employ
- m NJ by applying at o5GOoO BkADLEY5
mch~S dtt Car Manniactoly
WANTED.
I OR TWO LADIES 10 sell Goods in Millinery
ous, whom constant empioyn ent viii be
given by b. l.. HARDON e co,
W ANTED.
] = YOUNG MEN 10 Canvass with books TO whom
~ literal wages will he given per PER, month
Webster, Mass, April %, 1853, dim
WANTED.
E'HRkE or four Blacksmilhs, accustomed TO the use
OF Irip-hamme1s also, two good Chise grinders
Apply TO q. FOSTER q co Worcester or PAGE;
WHITMAN d co, West Ftchburg.
mch24 istf
WANTED.
~ r. spectacle mon, who has had considerable ex-
pert nee Il situation Porter IN a store TO work
N private famiiy or to take OF horses Apply al
this Office. 'myIO diw6
WANTED.
A PtACTlCAL Manu- iactUftr and nperater wishes
IN situation as Agent, or Superintendent, either
with OF wifhou an interest," in "A Cotton Mandatory
ne Pn Is tfg ,o,% united with Mckinney
.
Office, horticultural Hall. Inuy2 dawIi
Wanted Immediately,
> OR 3 First rate Millners at
X CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & CO.'S.
my4 dawtf
Wanted Immediately,
fQjl0 COAT, Vest, and Pant makers. Good prices
LJOO and Constant employment viii he given
Apply to MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, d Co, 27I
Flpels Block, Man ST.. sign of the Full Dressed Man
my dtf
Wanted Immediately,
A SMART active young a1an, l6 or II years of are
IA to learn The business of Carriage Sign and Orna.
mental Painting Inquire Of DEXTER RICE,
Worcester, April Is, 1853. dtf
Painters Wanted.
. JOURNEYMAN PAINTERS may hear of a steady
sinatlon and good pay by applying at this Office
mayl diff
Sh0emakers Wanted
Two make ladies' Misses, and Chirens Shoes both
n aewed anu feSed. w. A. ). SMYTH,
Corner Union and Market sts
Worcester, April %, 1853. DIFF
5 JouTneyman Carpenters,
WANTED Immediately. Inquire of
w IRA BRYANT
or y. G HALL, Wellington ST.
Wore stsr, April 4, 1853. ap5 dawtf
Information Wanted,
or MICHAEL O'NEA!., who left Inesdlamore. in
~ the County of Clare, Ireland and took PASSAGE
from Liverpool IN the ship Constitution bound for n
on Jan. 9, 1852
=, Any Information left with Honora Magin, at John
CGley's, spring St, will be thankfully received
WIG s'er' May y, 1913 myI0 dlw*
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" ANTED
VIZ a NTED

A PRACTICAL MHnuiactufer and nperater wishes
IN situation as Agent. Superintendent, either
win or wiih0u al interest," in Cotton Manufactory
lie is thoroughly acquainted with Machinery.
tat intthtr particulars apply at HAVEN'S Agency
Olhce, horticultural Hall. muy2 daWi
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REFRIGERAToRs.

Those wishing to purchase u g invited TO call and ex-
snne the frost extensive and varied assortment OF ew
ana second hand Refigerators be found in the City at
low Price -
Hotel. hIItsN n SitpS
Worcester, April IS, 1853 d2m
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WANTRn

> OR { COL 2lacksinilhs can End constant empoy-
- m IT. by ap iIyiug at OSGOOU BkADLEY,S
mch22 dtf Car Aanufactoly.
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TAKE NOTICE.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

THAT f. e. ABBOTT is still in the field and hereby
Il informs his numerous patrons that he is prepared
to serve them in the capacity Of
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GRCCEBIES. &c.
SAROTNE2

Salt Pork
DY the Dbl Also, Fork aams
~ fehlo DIFF LEE sPRAGUE u co
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Chairs Canedl

MRS. J.. g. CLARK
% Has removed from No. IS Union street, to Ok
VI ford street. I'd House South of Austin street,
~ whore she will continue the C4fNE SETTING
Worcester, Mass, Feb. 18th. ie5s. dly
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Premium nalermtns.

Premium oalersetus.
ANlNG made arrangements with the manufacturer
Ii VIM. Hyde Esq, for the sale OF his Premium Sal
erans In this county, prepared to furnish the
rade superior article in half and whole bhls at the
manufacturers prices This Saeratns having reoeiv.
ed the FIST premium at two recent state Fairs in N
K, is now offered othe public Eith the fullest conf
dence, and warranted to give sat isfacion.
LEE, SPRAGUE & co.
worcester, pril 5, 1853. apr6 dawtf
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Flopr. Grain, and Meal
CONSTANTLY on hand and Tor sale Wholesale and
~ Retail p. LOTHROP,
api4 daw3m % Mechanic ST.
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IMAMTRI

- - , AsUJleJ 10 4AdUIIlll5bs,
e OR good Northumberland immediately. bv
- feb3 dd TlIAYER, HOUGuTuN Il 60.
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IN BOXES Philippe & Carmd" brand, for sale
Nv by II. AYRES.
mart dayVtf
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Seed Cats.
A PRIME lot Of heag, Oats, fee from foul seed of
n every kind, for sale low by
LEE, SPRAGUE & CO.,
mch29 dewitt 42 Main street
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Oats, Eleed. and Shorts

1R00 BUSHELS OATS,
lew 20 TONS FEED AND SHORTS,
In store ami for sale al 246, Main street.
-, DEXTER q EDDY.
Worcester, March -, 1858. dawlf
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H0USE-KEEPERS. LOOK!
LIVERY one who desires good Bread should remem.
Il Z Der that
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CLINTON BRUSSELS do.
TAPESTRY INGRAINS do.
EXTRA THREE PLY STPERFINES,
FINES, AND COMMON do.
Ranging in prices from 10 cts to $3.50 Yard.
MATTINGS, RUGS, DRUGGETS, STAIR
RODS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &C., &c.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11
The Flower and Beam.
ny MRS. G. A. CHAMBERLAIN.

Within wild and sunless dell.
Where shadowy things had cast their spell
A flower looked forth with beams of white,
Looked forth, as asking for the light.
For never had its waxen breast
Been by one wooning beam carest;
So calm, SO cold that flower did seen,--
Yet, still it languished Tor the beam,
A bird wing broke the lsafy gloom:
A soft ray pierced the tiowret's tomb
That bride like thing, of love and grace,
Looked up to win the beams embrace.
Deep to it's breast the wanderer stole;
1t thrilled. as with living soul;
And. while it in the fiowrct's heart lay,
The leaves closed over the heavenly ray:
And momntly radient glow
Melts through those folded leaves of SNOW
And ere the warm flush passes 10y,
The fair flowers bows it's head to-die.
Oh flower more blest thus to depart
TO die with that light in thine heart;
BEST not to wait its tlight--to live,
When earth had nothing more to give.
Many the spirit cold and lone!
Roun whom shadowy spell is thrown,
Who vanity for the one beam wait,
Many envy thee. bless'd flower, thy fate !
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11
A Dashing Dentist.

Among the Paris gossip of the New
York Eaprcss we copy the following
picture of Partisan dentist:
You have quack dentists in New
York, of course, as we have them in
Paris, but | doubt whether you can
boast of such a tremendous operation
as Nj. Duchesne, to whom have al
ready alluded in your columns. This
gentleman rides about town in a
highly illuminated wagon with roof
to it, Upon the roof is a man dres-
sed in the costume of the middle
ages, and armed with pair ofcym-
bols and base drum. He stands
in front, with helmet and feather,
and surrounded with the instruments
of his profession. He stops in some
unfrequented place, collects crowd
by means of the cymbal 81 theninvites
the afflicted to apply at once for ex-
tracation and relief. A notice on
the side Of the Wagon reads thus:
5000 frances If | miss a tooth. -
This is surrounded by halo of dou-
bic teeth, the roots of which are pain
ted to resemble the parsnips, and out
of whose centres grows plentiful
crop of ladies' delights. As | have
long since accustomed myself to bf
surprised at nothing,I am never as
tonis1iad to see a line formed by the
victims of the tooth ache taking THEN
turn at having the rebellious nerve
eradicated. This line sometimes
extends twice round the wagon
Each sufferer pays a franc, anC
leaves his tooth behind him. | hat
always supposed it required as muci
reflection to have a tooth out; as t.
Jump into Nesuvius. But the French
do not think so. A maid servan
passes NJ. Duchesne's equipage, re
members a sore spot in her unde
jaw, feels in her pocket for franc
! and ioins the tail end of the line
Each applicant mounts on the sea
with NJ. Duehesne, who demand tn
coin before proceeding. The heat
is then inclined backwards, the rnoutI
opened, the tweeZers inserted. ant
the tooth snatched from its CORY bed
1t is held up in the air an instant TO
the admiration Of the multitude, an
at each extraction the drum gives
bang Of triumph.
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:: ;..o,f .,li;uo
,"aaa' wor.i, ensbr;n;p,
l. ,h;s"...I taLe no heed Of time.
-. ~, sun ia shining
r. - ,ror,is a d;,i hnre
neeJ I 49," ";sa,r, novar teaches
~, n -; ho"rr 7. ha,,sr Iora
Than ,h;s short sentence teaches.
AS il'e IS so'ieu'no III, Oh ~ Inan a"n'
Anu so"i.', ~, a n'a a,ra
lie. US iorse. a., POI" .i', ~ IL,
Anu 'o'' ''' "
r m oor,h,s broad chart
lnere Is no guy oI i ~,
pu' mas son'o o. o ~ svcrr Laart
90 nope s''so 'n W ~.
"a though W. nIy NV r,;a ~
Ana II TO- gay 'he ne"Sy wing
vi so'fo" Is opP.u,so' ~ vii, brine
ferchance 70 hlo'I , h,s sun "''1 ''e
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11
1T. NJ, when

pretty steadny from nearly due West,
suddenly veered to due North, and
blew in strong gusts; the sky became
perfectly overcast and there com
menced one of the most binding
snow storms ever witnessed. With
in ten minutes the barometer fell up
wards of a quarter of an inch, and
the wind increased to a perfect hurri
cane. At about quarter before
four P. NJ, a ball of fire descended
upon the center tower of the cathe-
dral, and burst with a loud explosion,
emitting beautifulrose colored flames
and accompanied by fash like
tightening. No other signs of cleo
tricity in the air either preceded Or
succeeded the appearance of the
meteor.
The storm soon after expended it
self, and the evening set in cold and
frosty with a cutting North wind
blowing heavily, and the barometer
gradually rising. At about a quar-
ter past P. NJ, the cathedral bells
rung out the fire alarm, and sparks
appearedto be issuing from the North
west turrent of the tower. 1t may
here be necessary to explain that the
centre, or Lady tower S5 feet high
with a flat roof covered with lead
and each angle there is turret, sur
mounted by wooden pinnacle OF
some 80 or 40 feet high also cased
with lead. On persons mounting tC
the top of the tower the North
west pinnacle was found to be in
flames. 1t seemed to have struck on
the North angle, close to where the
base of the pinnacle rests on the tur-
ret, and the leading casing was vio-
lently torn away round to the West
angle, exposing the wood work and
rattcrs of the pinnacle; but, beside
this, no other trace of the passage OF
the electric fluid can be found on OF
near the turret.
Here the fire must have slumbereC
for about two hours and a half before
it burst out, but it was then famed
into flame by the strong wind which
had continued blowing. By the din
of cutting away the burning rafters
and deluging them with water, which
had to be handed up the tower i.
buckets, hand over hand, by mer
stationed on the stairs, the fire wa
happily soon extinguished, and with
out much damage having been done
Had the fire remained undiscovered
fora short time longer, nothing coult
have saved the tower, for the pinnacll
must have fallen on the roof where
there is an immense mass of wood
work, and the molten lead fallin.
would have rendered it impossible
for any one to approach it.--Englisl
Paper.
1.-THE Sandusky Register man
a few days ago, sent to the Buffalo
Rough Notes man an egg, which
I q L I
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New Books and Drug Store.
l.. B. & o. A. PATTI Err 30 N

Dealers Books and Stationery Of all kinds, Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Sufs, Var
nishes, and Patent Medicines, &c.
TTAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
IL are now opening the largest and best as
sortment of BOOKS, DRUGS,AND STATION :
cry, ever offered in this city, which Will DC
said at prices reduced nehalf from the old
rates. Persons wanting anything in our line
will do we'll to give US call, as we are deter
mined to sell.
Iowa City, May, 1851.
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your FU-ar0Cs, anu your 1anu Is rtaUy
for a crop Of pickles or turnips. Po-
tatoes started in this way you get
three weeks earlier. A neighbor of
ours planted potatoes the fourth OF
April. He came over to our house
a day or two after and said he should
have potatoes in the market first
Mine were then in the hot bed
began to take mine out OF the hot
hed luef = DEil - ishe d
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estate BANK OF WISCONSIN The
Madison Democrat states that the
certificate of this institution has
been filed in the Comptroller's office
The amount Of securities deposited
for issues is $4,000, one half Tenne-
see and the other Virginia bonds. I
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IOWA STATE GOVERNMENT
EXECUTIVE.
Residence.

officers. Ees,aeM'e'
STEPHEN HEMPs rEAp, Governor. Dubuque
Gro. W. McCLEARY, Secretary. Iowa City.
WILLIAM PATrEE, AUDITOR.
M L MORRIS, Treasurer.
Tues II. BENTON JE., Sup. Pub. lnst.loWa CITY
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11
Decent Of a Fire BAH GA Lincoln
Cathedral.

A singular meteor fell over this
city on last Wednesday Feb. %, and
from the effects of which the noble
OATH Rgovidentially escap-
lih1w had com
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

LA corresponding ef the BOSTON
Investigator iances THAT he knocks
the legs ofinfdelity into cooked hat
by the following query; (Which
was the first, the egg that produced
the first chicken, or the hen that laid
the first egg"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11
saCURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

By becoming in time OF the know ledge the want
Of which has caused the sicksess and poverty of thousands
In OF such consequences wife mother
sable If she neglect avail herself of that know ledge in
respect herself which would spare her mach suffering he
the of happiness and prosperity her husband aud
confer her children thai blessing above all pceheathy
lls xvarEo led