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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10


BEST HAIRToNIC IN USE.
White the proprietor has reason to be proud Of theses
abismant of the Tonic in short time upon 50 firm
basis he fully persuaded that that success owing IN
great degree the real excellence Of the article ITSELF
1t will therefore be rgidy kept to the orgnel standard
and heretofore of ingredients the best and
ost expensive be found The effects resulting from the
of the Climax Hair Tonic all the world see Vol
nntary testimony is daily offered, showing It's efficacy as
an agent for @4
Preventing the falling out OF the Hair,
r Producing new Hair, IS ,s5g sgsr e .es5a
Dressing the Hair
Softenng and arranging the HAIR
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Daiuiruf,
Curing Headache, and
~ All the ills that Hair is heir to.
An bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have 81
7, LAZEII.s. Worcester, Mass,p blown in the glass.
Price rs cts bottle; large bottles (pints rs cts, with
alibera discount to the trade. ~ Is M ss sgssss
~ orders from dealers respectfully solicited All ora
ders by or otherwise promptly executed.
L. 7. .sLAzELts Druggist,
eteh27 - dawtf 2ul Main s.
PARASOLS-PAR
The subscriber has hand large and extensive ass
sorment of PARAS0LS, manufactured expressly for the
city trade Having had over so years experience IN man
uctring the above articles and having received pres
MUM awarded TO him by the American Institute at an
ANIMAL Fair Is The city Of New or ne feels valyate
in saying that his Umbrellas aud Parasos for workmai
ship, and taste in execution, cannot be surpassed.
M b. Parasos and Umbrellas repaired, and covered.
IS per cent cheaper and better than by any one who
now Iretends TO repair, and cover the same.
my6 dit EaaEkE u 2, MOORE. 80 Main st.
~, 81. - HORSES! HORSES - - -
ZttrN@s Al few more HORSES for sale or zlrs-s
6-%S exchange, at D. 2. CUTTIG'S Sta f-37$AI ~
- Bile, No. Pearl g. N.Y. dtf -
NzM ROCK MAPLE TREES.
.-u6s. The subscriber has quanty Of choice Rock
Maple Trees Of bis raising Of good size having been
topped two years. giving good supply of hhrons roots for
transpantng, which he offers for sale low at his Farm, in
Westboro Orders may be left at LEE SFRAeuE Co.'s,
No AZ Main St. Worcester. IAI M81 -.-<
/ ~ss-,aa 49, MARSHAL Il. BLAKE
westboro, May /, 1854 d&wtf
I H<ALdEORNIA.--Thes snbscriber expects % sal
~ for California; via. Panama. the Goth inst, ana to
arrive at San Francisco ebout June 18th 80
Any Legal other business entrusted to him viii he
I promptly and faithfully executed.
sN01E0H ,JDEiN IL BREWER s0w
4 rs,. yArT'Ys An gCoUSsELoR At Law,
Z my9 d&w1ws No Brinley Han, =.
Il GARBAGE, CELERY, AND TOM Alto
~ PLANTS For sale at Sunny Side.
myi diff J. LOWELL, in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

MARS. RISHOF,S CELEBRATED C0RSETS AND
I'VE JACKErS MI sizes, white and colored for sale
- j. l.. MYERS, New England Fancy Store,
ncb2O diff 2l0 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

Just opened at the above Store prime lot Of READY.
MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, ali got
up in the best manner and will be sold prices that
not "a to please the most economical purchasers.
Persons buying Goods for cash will find this place
where they will have the advantage Of the Cash system,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10
NEW ENGLAND LIGHTNING ROD
IN MANDATORY, AND OFFICE, 10 THOMAS STREET.

TfOTCt8LeF,
The construction of this article affords the salts
factory Recommendations of It,. Those who wish for
good article, are invited to eall and examine it.
We will only add that it is not machine do mischief
to buildings when struck by lightning but is insulated
and properly connected and, from long experience
constructed solely for lightning Conductor.
To Scientific men sry, please call and examine it.
P. s. We have all kinds Of rods; varying in price
from to 12l cents per FOOT all erected in the best man
ner.i Repairing promptly attended to.
safie@ #t A. LYON & CO.,
~ Agents and Manufacturers for the Company
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! GUNS AND PTSTOLs.

GUNS AND PISTOLS, =
made 10 order CUTLERY Of all kinds, made to order.
Cutlery and Gun work cleaned and repaired
Locks repaired and fitted with keys large assortment
of keys kept always hand Jobbing Of all kinds strict
y attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction All
work done not giving satisfaction will be made perfect
free of charge. slHt
~ Business hours from in the morning. I'LL in the
evening. .l-o my9 DIFF
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Ed ENGOVAL.-~C.sF FOSTER q co. have removed
A to No 22S Main street, doors south of their for
mer store. inch
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Drp GOODS.

W1NRENCH GUIPURE & MALTHESE
IL LACEs small lot of the above in Black silk, and
MYERS & BAMBERGER,
ana atf 210 Main street.
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NJOTICE.-The Copartnership, heretofore existing
~ under the firm of DAVIS, JOHNSON, & CO., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts and de-
mands win be aettled by Mr. Livingston Shumway, who
is duly authorised to settle the same.
DWIGHT P. JOHNSON,
EE lH Hr LIVINGSTON SHUMWAY
EisLdaley Arrif 1874 ouG1 dtf
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~ OTl CE.--The citizens Of Worcester are hereby no
titled that that the Committee appointed to re-n.m-
Der the streets will commence to-day The doors will be
marked with chalk, and citizens requested to have
hem numbered to conform Herewith. 80
Worcester, March II, 1854. e diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

WX EEP COOL.-HEywooD RussELL's Reg
hA uatious for supplying ICE for City custoners 1854
The subscribers having much larger supply OF leo
than has been put up for this Market prepared
to furnish customers with good quality as can be
found in this or any other markets at much lower prices
than has been offered in this City, varying from 10
to 20 cents per 100 lbs.
fi RIA t f s.:
BY weight for quantities less than 1000 lbs delivered in
the Season, cents per 100 lbs From 1000 70 1000 lbs
in the Season. Is per 100 lbs Over 1900 bs in the Sea
son, 16 cents per 100 lbs Or il preferred may be left
but twice week ssaa'R
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RTNERSHEP.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ have forme copartnership for the purpose of carry
ing on more extensive business in the Merchant Tailor
ing Line, and also, add to that branch large ami well
selected stock of READY MADE CLOTHING.
All Garments made at the Establishment are warranted
to be equal to any that can be found in this city, All gar
ments are warranted to give satisfaction
u large lot Of Furnishing Goods constantly on hand.
MEC0RNEY & BIGELOW.
W. MECoRNEY,
jolly ]. RIcEI nvr { fill hnrutf
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i N ~ Nv r. y I'm Ii u R u
would Invite their friends and citizens Worcester Coun-
~, who are about purchasing to call and examine their
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. 5N
These Goods all made by the best worhu1en IN thu
country, and viii be warranted to prove as reressnted
at the lowest possible price, for Cash or appro credit
and Ct least per cent less than the qualify can ID
purchased for at any other establishment. 's N
They will also Manufacture To rider, any article Of
Furniture at short notice. ~ - - = ~ -
Uphostering and repairing done in the best nsSnner
HATCH 4 TOWNSEND.
Worcester, April s, 1884. sa 900 ans dists
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DFSsOLUTFON,

" WIFI VSIt = III 15II, IoO4.
N. b. All business Of the late firm will he settled by
Basset Bayes, at the old stand where they will con-
lnue the wholesale Produce Trade under the name and
firm of BASSETr & BAYLIES, and would respectfully
solicit liberal share of the public patronage
AHAZ BASSETT.
myl d&w3w AD0LPHCS BAYLIES
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271 Main St., q Piper Block), Worcester, Mass.
Sign Of the Full Dressed Man.
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pERLIN ACADEGICAL BOARDING
A9 SCHo0L.-Terms for the current year commence
March June o. September T. December l. and continue
II weeks-e.-- - Tli24 dNMfhecl
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NOTECE.-Ih have been duly appointed Adminis-
= traitor of the Estate of WILLIAM r. WESSON,
late of Worcester deceased and have accepted that
All persons indebted to said Estates called upon to
make Immediate payment and all those to whom said
Estate is Indebted requested to exhibit their demands
for settlement. SAAPL d. HARDING.
Worcester, April o. 1854. my2 d2wt
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GtARBAGE, CELERY, AND TOMATO
~ PLANTS. For sale at Sunny Side -
myl diff J. LOWELL, in.
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do, Velvet Plush, Cloth Cashmere, Black Lasting, VAL
encia &c. all Of which viii be offered at low figure
Also a fine lot Of Geat's Furnishing Goods, White
and Fancy Shirts Linen Collars and Bosoms French Bos
oms, Black Craya Fancy do, Scar Stocks, Ties Under
Garments, Wooen Socks, Cloves Mtens, Umbrellas, &c.
Persons about purchasing will find this good chance
10 buy good Goods at low prices 4sr-
eeonect persons buying Goods at this store always
have money left US
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Drp GOODS.

SPRING CAMPAIGN.-WE HAVE AGAIN
- the pleasure Of informing numerous friends and
customers that have inst onened
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

CITY BANK.-An Adjourned Meeting of the
" Stockholders Of the City Bank of Worcester will be
holden at the Office Of Henry CHApIS in Worcester, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of May, at 2 O'clock p. NJ.
InyS diff P L. MoEN, Secy.
(NENTRAL BANK.-.The Stockholders of the
" Central Bank are hereby notified that Special
Meeting viii be held at their Banking Room, on MON.
DAY. May 22d, at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
To see il they will accept the Act passed by the Legis-
ature authorizing increase Of the Capital Stock Of the
Bank.
10 take such action may to them expeden UNI
der the provisions Of the Sixth Section o the Tooth Chap
ter of the Statutes of 1885, and for such other business as
may legally come before them.
Per Order of the Directors,
s G. L. HARTSH0RN, Cashier.
Worcester May 5th 1854 my6 dtMv22
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13
Terrible Railroad Accident.

A dreadful accident occurred on the 4th
Of July on the Susquehanna Railroad AS
the Excursion Train from the American
Celebration at Adams Grove was return
ino It camt in collision with the Regular
Passenger Train from Baltinure to. New
York. About two thousand persons were
on the Excursion Train containing fourteen
cars and the crash following the collision
was terrible.
From forty to fifty persons, it is since as
certained, were killed by the collision, and
nearly one hundred injured, many OF whom
cannot survive. An inquest has been held
on the bodies and e jury in their verdict
are of the opinion, that the Directors OF the
Company should be held amendable by the
Grand Jury.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13

A. SANDERS, Esq.:-Please to insert the
following in reference to Rev. Mr.. Louder
backs publication concerning my marriage.
"Wednesday, the 2lst Of June, called on
Mr.. L. and asked him to unite me in matri-
mony on the following day. He told me
yes, but never asked me any questions, if
had been married before or not, although
was entirely stranger to him; and as am
not member Of the Episcopalian church
q told Mr. L. that belonged to the Luthe-
rians) | am unac9uainted with its rules. It
would have been Mr.. LIS. duty to put those
questions to me, as the rules Of his church
require, before he agreed to perform the cer-
emony. Two days after the ceremony was
performed, heard to my great astonish-
ment that Mr.. L. had called on my father
in-law and told him that was not married,
as he had heard some stories about my di.
vorce etc. from q certain woman. Does
Mr. L. know my reason for being divorced!
suppose only from the one side. II Mr.. L.
had acted as a minister he would have come
to me and inquired before he had behaved
in SO unbecoming manner by publishing
in the Gazette that he had solemnzed an
adulterous marriage in the eye Of scripture
and in the eye of his church; but ! hereby
affirm that am married according as scrip
ture allows in his quotations.
| JULIUS LyrAsre
/ Blue Grass, scott CO., July Sd, %.
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Robbery and Arrest.

Las' Saturday night the rooms of couple
Of gentlemen stopping at the lie Claire
House were entered and robbed Of gold
watch aud chain, valued at $25o, and $3.50
in money. Suspicion resting upon stran-
ger named Wilson he was arrested and
searched, but no clue to the robbery elicit
ed On Monday evening, as he was about
to leave on steamboat, he was detained
and again subjected to search with better
success, as $lo2,5o in gold coin of the de-
nomination Of So so were found and identi.
fed as the stolen property. The gentle
man was kindly provided with board and
lodging ut the county's expense, in detaul
of $500 bail.
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Hire IN Ieek Island.

Our neighbors of Rock Island closed
their celebration Of the 4th by bonfire on
a more liberal scale than had characterized
their days proceedings, and to which, al
though our citizens had had no invitation,
they repaired in crowds and with the mer-
curry at 80, worked like horses to keep in
subsection the devouring element
About 5 o'clk fire broke out in two.
story, double brick on the landing, occupied
by Mr.. Renfro as chair manufactory and
as a dwelling house. The fire originated
in the chair factory and from the want of
fire apparatus, although it burnt very slowly,
the entire building was destroyed.
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Marketing at Chicago.

The market prices are SO high at Chicago
as would almost induce farmers in this vi
cinity to forward the produce Of their vege-
table gardens there for disposal. The fol-
lowing are some of the rates given by the
Tribune Of Monday: New potatoes, 621s
cts per peck; chickens, IS cts per pair;
string beans, IS cts per peck; new beets,
small, 5 cts per bunch Of three or four; eggs,
IA cts per dozen; lettuce, 3 cts per head !;
peas, marrowfat, 371s cts per peck-com-
mon, 25 cts; radishes, 3 cts per small bunch; !;
gooseberries, very large however, % cts
per quart; cherries, 25 to 37la cts per
quart; small cucumbers,6 cts each, though
these have as yet been raised under glass.
Butter is reasonable at l6 cts per ID for best
quality.
Green Corn has been in market for the
past few days, but it is only an aggrayation,
being so cts per dozen ears.
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The St. Louis Republican says that "'he
True National Democrat, otherwise an ao-
vocate of the Administration, has come out
,.bemently in favor Of the Nnow Nothings.'
We were lust beginning to feel favorably
inclined towards the outlardishly named
nar,v bu, since we find the d 'mocrats unit
inc SO strongly with them and are IN. :,
formed BY Know Nothing that one-nsl' u
Of the party have come on. from the se',, :,
stvled Democracy, we have concluded II 81
90 \. naw trick Of the old enemy
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The Locust.

The locusts SO noisy a few days since are
no. silent, being eng cd in the business
which legltiniately brought them above
ground; to provide for a new generation
The only way in which they injure vege-
tation is by the female boring the branches
10 deposit her oung, which she does to the
amoun. Of several hundreds. They prefer
the oak, tut have no hesitation in choosing
iruit trees, which should be examined and if
found to be thus perforated the branches
should be Topped off.
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A Case Of Conscience.

The still small voice behind (within) thee, saying
this is the way, walk thou in it,
Friend SANDERS:
As an evidence tina,
the above "voica'' can be as certainly
known in this day, as when men were first
directed to its teachings, the following little
incident is offered-which you may publish
in your Gazette, if you think with myself
that public notice Of such actions. tends t.
encourage others to "do likewise" and ma,
possibly meet the eye Of the repentant, er
ring one, gratifying him with the knowl
edge that his intentions were realized
\ merchant of this city some few weeks
ago, saw letter advertised to his addres,
in the p. O. list in newspaper published
in a town in New Jersey (near Philada.,
where he formerly resided. He wrote to {
friend there to get the letter and remail it t
city. In due time it was received, pos
marked, New Orleans, April-'54-enclos
ing draft from banker in New Orleans
on broker in Philadelphia payable to or
der for sixteen dollars and twenty five
cents.
Only one line of writing in the lsttel
comprised the whole matter viz:
.sInclosed is restitution money sl6,2s.!
The draft was duly cashed and as the re-
ceiver oft had no charge on his books, and
does not know to whose credit to place it,
he wished the receipt of it to he thus pub
lcly noticed.
Thus we see that a good intention
meets with every encouragement, the letter
spoken of having been forwarded nearly
twenty y-seven hundred miles and the news
paper in which il was noticed received only
occasionally and published eleven hundred
miles from this city. Respectfully
STEEL-PEN.
Davenport, July 9th, 1854.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13

Greatly to our astonishment, and much
to our pleasure, we find the following in the
Progressive Era, Democratic paper pub
lished at Cedar Rapids, in this State:-
GIVE Us PRoHlBAToRV LAw.-The
voice of the people is clearly in favor of a
stringent Law prohibiting the sale of intox-
icating liquors as u beverage and to the
movement We respond a hearty Amen.
Oar community although one of the most
temperate we have found is not wholly free
from the debasing influences of rum A
man living near this place is in the habit OF
coming to town, and though known to be
drunkard, finds some one base enough to
sell hi,~ ,.s*-.r to get drunkwith.
We say give us a law that will bring
such ren to their reason, and let the poor
victim of intemparance, save his money tor
the benefit his family instead Of yielding
to an overpowering appetite, and disposlng
off for that which very materially INJURIES
him and begears his family; while the gain
is simple profit OF few cents to some
thoughtless or heartIess rumseiler.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13

EYroNoLoGIcAL.--As we have sat writing
this evening--and its now the twelfth hour
we have frequently paused 10 note some
strange or beautiful insect among the thou
sand that circulate around the lamp, waltz
upon their heads across our paper, or 10.
miliarly nestle in our hair.-Dasnport Gds-
cite.
"Famliarly nesting in your hair" Why
friend Sanders. why don't you get rid ofthe
.varmints!" Combs are cheap!-food re.
porter.
How some people will talk Of what runs
in their heads. Now, the idea never occur
red 10 US.
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would rather be right than be President.-H CLAY.


The following was intended for the G,
zette Of Tuesday, but as we issued no pape
on that day it will answer quite as well nov
as we doubt if it be in the power of the min
muses., were they to appear here in persoI
to stir up our citizens to an appropriate cel
cbration Of the 4th Of July
"lNDEPEHDEGC1 FOREVER"
BY WIZ. HAiLocx.
"Independence forevcr,'' let this our motto be,
The watchword Of America, the mighty free;
Patriot and sage. join the glorious glad array,
Ills indep endcnce, freedoms Sabbath day;
Sing the SO 8 Of glory,
Tell the thrilling story,
Wave your banners Ger mountain, hill and dell,
Let the notes Of peace and Joy triumphant swell.
Giant daughter oftwo mighty oceans,
At Liberty's shrine pay thy devotions,
And write in ting words times broad page,
Another line to dare obivions rage.
Then raise the jubilee,
The anthem liberty
Shall wake the breeze OF this "auspcious men,''
And on nations throbbing heart be borne.
Empire, reposing on thy sea -grt bed,
Wake 10 mnstrelsy, list that lightsome tread,
OF the merry millions that throng the way
Triumphant marching to thy holiday;
Then raise the chorus high
Let all usurpers die,
While each glad son and daughter swells the theme
Let our labor be the nations to redeem.
Davenport, July Sd, 1854.
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Davenport, July 9th, 1854.

VISITORS from Rockingham "a town some
five miles below Dasenport) numbering
about one hundred and fifty, arrived on the
Caleb Cope about 8 o clock in the after
noon. They returned after invading MI
Reuling's ice-cream saloon, and walking
over the town. .Mnscatine Journal.
A slight mistake, neighbor, with regard
to the residence Of the party, as Rocking
ham now only contains two or three faml'
lies
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]. WILSON had the pleasure on
the 4th Of making a trip on our new ferry
boat. In all Of her arrangements we found
her to be as complete as any ferry boat that
we ever had seen. In size the ]. Wilson 5
well suited to the great Railroad crossing of
the Mississippi. A few settees placed in
the cabin and on deck would enhance her
accommodations, especially to the ladies'.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13

"IHDEPEspEsr UsIos This is the title
Of an independent German newspaper
shortly to be issued at Burlington, Iowa, by
D. CIoLIsI. The first number will ap-
pear Immediately after the August election.
The Doctor delivered an address in Musca-
tine, we observe, on the 26th ult., in favor
Of Free Soil principles and advocating a
liquor law. twas well received by the Ger
mans offhaf city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13

Hot WEATHER.-For many days the
weather has been excessively hot. Every
day the mercury expands into the nineties.
The highest we have yet observed is 50
degs., though some affirm it has reached 100.
The Muscatine Journal maintains that the
mercury has been los degs. in the shade
there! Barely possible, but if so Musca-
tine sthe Calcutta Of America. From SO
to lo2 is the range generally throughout
the Union.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13

Chicago contains population, according
to . census Just completed, Of 65,S72, OF
which as,s99 are males and 32,657 females
the balance, we suppose, are undetermih-
ed, or these a5,677 are Americans, 3d.
S79 foreigners and 4,3l6 mariners. The
Journal discredits the entire statement
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13

Look OUT, HORSE THrEvEs!-The people
of Moline have organized society tor mu-
tual protection from the band OF scoundreis
who inlest this portion of the west stealing
horses and everything else they can lay
hands on. The light-lingered gentry will
accordingly take notice and hereafter give
Moline wide berth.