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covered by insurance The press, books
| and lob Office were saved. 1t was the work
Of an incendiary.
BROOKLYN, June s.
The city is now quiet. Seventy addi-
tional warrants were issued this morning
for the arrest Of those engaged in the riot.
Mayor Lambert, Justice Blakely and Al
lderman Burnard are heavy complainants a.
ganst the prisoners; admitting those to bail
who can procure it, and committing those
who cannot.
The neighborhood Of the City Hall is
crowded with those having friends implica-
tied in the riot.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
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rhoN Y, Tribune recommends the Pe"-
o,e of the free States to vote for no ma ma" ~ ",
whatever party he may belong who mas III
,roy favored the passage of the Neoras'
r, hill. and also to form em'sra''ng asso,', :,
",;ons ia aid roodmen and true to e"'e'"''
|, ,o Kansas and Nebraska
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MuRpER.-Our exchanges are filled with
accounts of murders and the particulars OF
trials for murder. We do not remember
the time when the commission OF this horri'
HE crime has been 50 frequent and genera
throughout our country. 1t becomes the
philan,hopist to inquire into the cause ah'
if remedy can be discovered to apply
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4 stvle of hats called the Wide Awake
has lately come in vogue. The New York
Atlas says they are SO called because 'nsy
have no nap on them, and, therefore, must De
wide awake.
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Thomas Richie, Jr., who died in Rich
mond Va, las. week, was the person VINO
e,,,b, rho duel with Mr.. Pleasants of theR
mond Whig, some ten years ago and k'llea
him.
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Sr. LOUIS REruBLIcAN.-The publication
of the St. Louis Republican is to be continued
hv the widow of Col Chambers and Mr..
Knapp, his partner. Mr.. Paschall, who has
been connected with the Republican for many
wears. is to take the editorial charge OF the
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-15

Cry yELEcrroSs.-Thc Wings have elec
ted the Mayor of Philadelphia by abou
5000 majority and the whole city ticket
New Haven has elected Wing officers
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dubuque at the present time, says inc
Chicago Courant in highfaluten article
upon the subject of which this is lar sam
plc, "has a population probably between
ten and eleven thousand" Its census
lust completed, shows the population to bt
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N,uA inform his old friends ard The public gcnhra'
iy, thai he will attend ts IN former se..ss upon Az W"
may desire his services. ., p.si
ohtec on Brady street doors pnioW o''nma t,,,s an
den e IN th corner of Fourth aud Perry Streets "
poSte the hcw 2nd Baptist Church
Davenport, June 9th 1863.
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Mrs. Harriet Cullen, Of Rising Sun, Ind
was burnt to death on Friday Of last week
The camphene in the can caught on flre
and exploded. Every accident Of the KIND
wc vet have seen, has occurred from th'
recklcssness of filing the lamp while burn
;pn
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A Areverend gentleman while visiting
parshoner, had occasion in the converse
ton to refer to the Bible, and on asking Tor
the article the master raj to bring It, ana
came back with two leaves Of the book IN
his hand, i declare says he, that - all
we have in the house, Id no ideawe We're 90
near OUT
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Architecture and Civil Engineering
s. RUSSELL DOW,

A RCHlrECruRE and Civil Engineer VIZ t1,m, ,1I,'.
~ plans and spaeIacatious for all kinds OF tH'it
Also for Bridges OF Wood, stone or Iron; partFnn' "
'enlon paid 10 Churches aud Ornamental ba Ins''
Once No. ?, 2d story lie tlairc's New b"l'"hs'
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
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Arrival Of the Arctic.
GREEK REVOLUTION SPREADING.
New YORK, JUNE 7-4 P. M.

THE RUSSIANS EvAcUATING THE SEA COAST
OF CIRCASSlA.
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,.y,,,,s ,tu nj. handed in without specifying w
nm IN, number OF ms yttons, viii be contihuec
ua,i osis,sd eat. and chareod,aceo.dinpiy
notices af transient advertisements ana lead.
,n ,nt. charged for NJ the rate of ten cent
p,r line ,,i, ,sv.,,is.ment. c,nr,
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@. E HUBBELL

Attorney and Counselor at Law q IN onahveis
Conveyancer, Notary Puolic, Loan anu Laas
p,,,,, !. near POS, 0nlcc: Withcrwax Block
Of several years in his prolsssi'
M M. INV 81 New York. he dsems himself dun''heat
,glrsict all bu .aess entrusted 70 ms ehae. ~ a., - =
u,u.ibl. Assit, ii tn, city OF W N.-hat'a' us n, w."
and ,ui.,t q iins a.:atrs, tae General "e'"'h"'
--Rsfsrences---
u.o r. o.counor u Y, Hon. u. J lngsrsoii, y
James I, Brady, '' ls..c loasst, rt,n :.
q. G. Brouson, :" fuI.'i', I'M, ,u' '.@, y,
Iuags Norton, c.. - lhirics 'a'''s"''' "
Davenport. bee. goth, les3
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cra G r. DOW,

ATTORNEY AND COZ NsELLoR AT LAW
Davenport, Iowa.
on'e kt''Nt"'! march ls-i,
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EDWARD A. ARNOLD, NJ D.
Physician and Surgeon,
DR., J, M. w1THERwAx

Ma, b., found in his Office fS W. Corner s' pra"s
Second Streets at all hours. ~,
DAVESPORT, IOWA.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

MITCHELL & PUTNAM,
Attorneys and CounseilOrs at Law.
o,rtes On the Corner Of 2nd and Brady Streets, in
l.. Ciairc's Buitdfnp.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
&. G. r. MITCHELL. e. r. PUTNAM
April 10th, ls54-Wtrw-ly
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HORATI0 G. BARNE

DRs L,ruRor x MINER have m0uo =" n. I,.',s >rour
~" ~ ,eI, one of them may he consulted nai'
fomato4p All orders icttat thclr thr olsJ i,n csn.,
: ' agl or with McGregor l'a"es' VIZ .trwGn,
.lf i1tantion. -------
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COOK & DILLON,
Attorneys aud Counselors at Law.
Dlyepnarf Nov i,t. 1e53
AUSTIN CoRBIN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
tOGiee III Mack iat Il. Corbiu's ENchaHgs Ofiee,}
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
March 3D. iri4.
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LAW NOTICE

wy haze III. DIS admitted Ions f. DiLLoS, Esl.
w p.rtar ~ cur La1 arm Professional business
~ Iters.iier Le transacted IN NE nans OF COOK x
It,,a. COOK 4 BRO.
SDt Ist. its1.
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pRoPRIEToRs' BUSINESS CARD.
THE
navc nport motto
Published every Thursday Morning,

SANDERS IL DAVIS,
srr, BUILDINGS, coRsER or SECOND AND BRADY
STREETS, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

FRIDAY, Nav 18th.

FRIDAY, nay l2th.
Half-post Ttoezve o'clock, P. NM. Dean
raised point of order, that as II O'Clock was
named in the first rule as the time for the
meeting Of the House, and as that hour had
now arrived, the Journal should be read.
The Speaker over-ruled the point, on the
ground that there had been no adjournment,
and this. was the continuation of the Legisla-
tive day commenced yesterday. He had no
authority to adjourn the House.
Mr.. Slicer, the Chaplain. came in as usual
to perform his duty if necessary.
Mr.. Banks quoted the order of the House
adopted on the first day of the session, that
IL 0 clock shall be fixed as the hour TO which
the House shall stand adjourned each day, till
otherwise ordered Therefore, the House
stands adjourned by its own order.
The Speaker overruled the point mainly be-
cause the Leg lslative day still continues, and
because Il ere cannot be a meeting of the body
without an a ljournment.
Mr.. Banks appealed and wanted to make
brief explanation to show that there is a
precedent for this point, but numerous objec-
tions were made.
Four o'ckock.--Inehectua motions were
made to go into committee on the Private CAL
endar, and to proceed to the business ON the
Speakers table. Nothing was done but TAX
ing the Yeas and Nays to kill time on trivial
motions
Half-past four p. MA motion to adjourn
was made and resulted in Yeas 60, Nays sc.
A Voice--"A close shave"
Sir o'clock.-Mr. Bayly inquired if the
House should adjourn till tomorrow, what
will be the first business in orders
Mr.. Preston called for the regular order of
business.
Mr.. Cummings wish to make a sugges-
ton. (Cries of Hear him, hear him.') l
believe this struggle arises from the fact that
few gentlemen want to make remarks on
the Nebraska question. hope the side to
which ibelong-the majority-will consent
provided the other side will agree to postpone
the Pacific Railroad bill one week from Tues
day, and allow gentlemen the intermediate
time to say what they please.
Several objections were made.
Mr.. Campbell-I object to any propositions
out of order. l hope we will proceed regu-
larly
Mr.. Dean--I ask consent of the House to
make suggestion.
Mr.. Walsh--I object.
Mr.. Seward--I hope the gentleman will be
heard-nothing can be lost by it.
Mr.. Dean-I hope the opponents of the bill
viii accept the proposition; it is fair, and the
man who does not accept it, will be liable to
the charge of factionist.
While some called him to order others cried
"Good," "good."l
Further Yeas and Nays were called for.
Ten o'clock.-The process of taking tn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

The ERIcssoN-- On Thursday afternoon,
18th inst, the caloric ship Ericsson was
raised, and is now undergoing repairs, in the
Government Dock of the Navy Yard at New
York. The means employed to hoas the YES
sci were entirely successful. She is perfectly
tight, but all the upholstery, and interior APP
pointments have been destroyed by their long
immersion in salt water, and by the deposition
of river mud. The plate in the cabin, and,
it is feared, the machinery, are considerably
damaged.
Mr.. Kitching, proprietor Of the Ericsson,
expresses himself entirely satisfied with the
last experiment. She made twelve miles ar
hour, and the consumption of fuel was equiv.
alent to only ten tons per day. The vesse
will be repaired in day or two, and othe
trials will be made of her capabilities.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

Fred. w. Lander, late chef engineer of Gov
srnor Stevens Pacific Railroad expedition, is
soon to make the survey of railroad route from
the Columbia river, near the mouth of the Um-
atilla, to the south pass of the Rocky Noun
tains, to connect with the great central road to
California. This line if found practicable, says
the Oregon Spectator, would develope Oregon
and Washington territory by railroad of seven
miles in length, and could certainly be much
sooner constructed than the other route from
St. Paurs. Minnesota to Pughet Sound, which
Is three times that length.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

CONCERT IN MILLBURY.--Our numerous
friends in Millbury are to be favored this
(Monday) evening, with concert by the
Worcester Musical Association, under the di-
rection of Mr.. E. S. Mason, assisted by the
Social Glee Club. Mr.. Nason's concerts are
of a character peculiarly adapted to interest
and crafty the lovers of good vocal music,
and we are glad that our Millbury friends are
to have the opportunity afforded to them of
hearing one of Mr.. NAsoNs tasteful and well
conducted musical performances.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

The STATE REFORM SCHOOL AT WEsTBoRo'.
1t appears by the annual report the trustees,
that nearly 400 boys were inmates of this in
stitution at the close of the year; 262 were
committed during the year, 239 were dischafg-
ed, escaped, 5 died, and % who had been
appFenticed to masters were returned to the
school. The sum of $4,000 was expended
on the new building, 225 feet in length, erect
ed for the better accommodation of the boys
received there. The lands belonging to the
institution are in future to be under the charge
of the state board of agriculture, to be used
as an experimental farm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

MORE PRooFs OF LuNAcY.- Friday forenoon,
Orr, alias the Angel, entered the Wells School
House, Boston, and, seizing child in his arms,
exclaimed--"The world is coming to an end,
and hellis openr' Other language calculated
to alarm the children was used by Orr in con-
nection with the above, in the midst of which
themasters of the school seized and elected
him from the premises.
Orr also made his appearance Friday in the
Mayor and Aldermen's room, and in violent
language denounced the authority and action
of the Mayor, Chef of Police, and police Of
ficers generally .-Boston Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

MORE NEW MUsIc.-Horace Waters, 1888 Broadvav
New York has just published the following New Music
and the same may be found for sale at A. Marshs Music
Store 1874 Main ST., viz,
Sweet Attce,-Balad written and sung by J. B.
Howe at the National Theatre, in the Drama of Hot
Corn.n
The Young Pianist's companion-Choice Melodies
by Van Der Weyde. No. IL ropsy Song, Quick Step.
Gottschaik's Tournament Gatop,--as played by him.
Sylph Waitz,--By Anna Benson.
The Modern BsHe,-Composed and Arranged for the
Piano Forte by the Hutchinson Family sung at their
Concerts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

LATER FROM HAvANA.--The steamer Isabel,
from Havana and Key West, May s, arrived
at Charleston, May 18th.
News had reached Havana from Spain that
the Spanish Government approves of the con-
duct of the Captain General in the Black
Warrior affair. Pezuela had published new
regulations, making it lawful to search for me-
exDes in estates. He also denies that there
Is contract between Great Britain and Spain,
By which the latter is bound to emancipate the
slanas on the island. He also makes very Sc
we're remarks relative to the introduction of
negroes into Cuba. ~.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

We learn that Rev. C. X. Colver, of this
city, has had very generous offer to take a
voyage around Cape Horn, to the West coast
of South America. The state of his health
requiring suspension of his labors, he did
not feel at liberty to decline SO favorable an
opportunity. He closed his labors with the
Pleasant Street Church yesterday, and ex-
poets to sail from New York, in the clipper
ship Radiant, the latter part of the present
week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

SuDDES DEATH.-Mr. Harvey Foster, a
healthy, robust farmer of Springfield, entered
his house on "Wednesday, and complained of
feeling slightly unwell, upon which his wife
suggested that he should lie down in chair
70 take off his boots, when Mrs. Foster OBJ
served that he looked strangely, and on step
ping Immediately to him, she found that he
had ceased to live.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

The Secretary of the Navy has deter
mined to build one of the six steam frigates
at Boston, one at New York, one at Philadel-
phia, one at Washington, and two at Norfolk.
Chief Engineer Martin goes to Europe to ex-
anime improved naval machinery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15
Terrible Railroad ColIision-NIany PER-
sons injured.

The $40 minutes express train from Troy,
when near Bath station, Saturday morning.
overlook and run into the l-2 o clock Green
bush train from Troy. The express locomo-
tive went half way through the passenger
car Of the other train, smashing the car and
more or less injuring every one of the passen-
gers.
None were killed, but some were terribly
mangled, and few, it is thought, cannot sur
vive. Among the badly injured is the the con-
ductor ofthe Greenbush train, and Judge Hunt
of New York, and his two daughters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

EV@ We learn that Rev. DIR. Thompson,
pastor of the Unitarian Church at Barre is SO
dangerously i'll at his residence in that town,
that it was not expected he would survive
through the day yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

MASSACHUSETTS EMfGRANT AID COMPANY.
"A mesting Of thepersons named in the act Of
Incorporation Of this company, washeld at the
Revere House Friday, and plan Of organizes
fion adopted. Arrangements were also made
20 have subseribti0n books to the stock of the
company opened Immediately. Weshall pub
fish the proceedings Tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15
Cry BANx.-The CITY Bank of Worcester

CRY BANK.-The City Bank of Worcester,
which was chartered by the last Legislature
organized on Saturday, by the choice of the
following officers. Directors Geo. w. Rich
ardson, Henry Chaplin, Calvin Foster, Mr.. B.
Fox, Jr., Lewis Barnard, Geo. Bowen of
Worcester; and H. NJ. Bigelow of Clinton.
Geo. w. Richardson, Esq, was subsequently
chosen President.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

UDHODE ISLAND HORSE SHOW.--The
Rhode Island Society for the Encouragement OF Do
nestle Industry have made arrangements for an Exbi.
ton Of Horses in Providence, the 2lst and "a OF
June next to take place the Washington Trotng PARK
open to competition out of the State. Amount Of Pre-
nums offered $685. For particulars reference is made to
the show BILL All horses designed for exhibition, or SALE
will be entered on the following terms;
Single Horses. ...,......s........$1,VO
Matched Horses. ..-.............. saw
Owners of all horses entered will be presented win
season ticket Display and trials Of speed will be in har
ness attached to light carriages except for saddle nor
~
Judges will be selected without regard to citizenship
An efficient police force will be in attendance.
The Boston and Providence, Providence and Worcester
and Stonington Railroad Companies, have generously Of
fered free passage, way for all horses designed for
sale Of Horses, at auction, will take place on the
morning Of the 23d june the Butler lot in Providence
Free to all those who have previously entered them at the
Park for sale or exhibition.
The r 7 horticultural Society have an Exhibition Of
Flowers FrIts and Early Vegetables, at the Railroad
Hail IN Providence, on the Goth and 21st june next
BUTTER.
An Exhibition Of Butter in boxes will take place In tho
Railroad Hail. at O'clock M, the 10th Of June
s2S are offered in Premiums.
- MOVING MACHINES.
The transportation Of Moving Machines will be paid Ia
Providence the proprieors thereof will put them
in operation before the public the 10th Of June next on
land gratuousy provided and selected for the purpose
successful experiment might lead to extensive sales Of
Machines for the approaching hay harvest.
For information any subject connected with the T..
hibtion address. STEPHEN II. SMITH, Sec,y.
myo doawtJe2l Providence, +. I.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

Worcester HydrOpnthic Institution,
No. Glen Street This Institution is under the Medic
cal direction of DR.. SETH RoGERS and is well arranged
for treatment, at all seasons.
Terms usually from 81 to SO per week.
For treatment without board So to S4 per week. Office
hours from to 4 p NJ. dawtf apl2
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n. ROWMAN

No. III Hanover Street, Boston, Mass, Importer Of
French and German Toy Watches Manufacturers Agent
for the sale of Jewey also, wholesale dealer in Sewing
Silk Vegetable and Ivory Goods. Both City and Country
radels solicited. mch d&w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15
LOCAL ITEMS.


A very superior factory belt, twenty-one
inches in width, exhibiting great excellence
in the stock, and perfection in the workman
ship, may be seen at the store of c. Foster
& Co., agents for the manufacturers, any time
during this day. The belt was made for Sam
uel Slater & Sons, for their mill at Webster,
by T. X. Earle s Co., of this city, who are
now extensively engaged in the betting bust
ness. We understand that it has been their
special object to bring this branch of manu-
facture to as high state of perfection as pos
sible, and, for this purpose, they exercise
great care and caution in the purchase of their
stock, and require all their work to be done
in the most thorough manner. The conse-
quence has been, to secure the confidence Of
purchasers, wherever their work is known,
to such extent as to induce the enlargement
of their business, till it has become one Of
much importance among the manufactures Of
our CITY,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

" Elegant Printed Sewing Silk Muslns to be
found at Bryants, which all purchasers should examine
before purchasing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

A. Prentiss, Designer and Engraver upon Wool
and Stone. House Crescent Street All orders left
with O. w. RICE, at L. d. Goddard & Co.'s, will meet
with prompt attention Particular attention paid to Draft
ng Machinery dec30 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

DaguerreOtyPes for so Gents, at the Har
rngon Corner Daguerrean Palace corner of Front and
Main Streets The subscriber guarantees all who may
patronze him, entire satisfaction, change made
great variety of Frames, Gases and Lockets constantly
o hand.
To Daguerreansh general assortment of Materials for
sale at New York and Boston prices
feb25 diff B. D. MARKHAM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

In Leominstor, April 14th, Willie Sewall Richardson,
only son of Daniel R. Haines 3 yrs.
In Vincennes, Ia, 9th ut Mrs Caroline NJ. Love- o.
WE oil James p Low and daughter Of Gen. Thomas
Chamberlain, of this city,
In San Francisco 18th ult, Mrs Charlotte NJ wife Of
Mr.. Prince Fisher. 43 late Of Nantucket, Mass
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Ready-Made Clothing and Gents Fura
nishing Goods, large assortment ofnew and fash.
ionable styles constantly hand at H. C. VALENTINES
No. Me;chants Row, Front of Worcester House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15
MARRIED.

In this city, May H. by Rev. T. w. Higginson, Mr.
Walter II. Stowe, of Michigan City, Ind Miss Mary
A., daughter of Benjamin Rider, Of this city.
In Orange, 3D. by Edwin Stone, ESQ., Mr.. Lyman Chase
of Hardwick, to Miss Lorrda Oaks of New Salem.
In Brookdeld, Doth ult., Samuel Wilson of Barre to
Harriet A. Lamb of N.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

GentIemen i'm this City, and the neghboring
towns wishing made to der In the latest styles,
will do well to call and examine new st ok Of
PIECE GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR,
from which we will make Custom Garments at very low
prices and In the most thorough and durable manner
CHARLES w. FREELAND, l. CO..
diff mch16 Union Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

Dentistry.-H, F. BISHOP, D. D. s., has awaited
himself of the highest opportunities and the recent
Improvements in Dental Science. With long experience
and successful practice in this City, he enabled to offer
renewed Inducements TO those requiring the services of
Dentist.
Teeth filed in the most thorough and skillf manner
II Office at his Residence. 1856 Main st. apI9 d6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

Sparkling Soda Water, with the usual variety
Of choice Syrups. Fifty Tickets for one dollar
l.. 7. LAZELL, Apothecary,
mayl4 DIFF on Main Straa4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-15

Free Trade and Farmers Rights. wor
ceser County Butter and Cheese, with all kinds Farm
ers Produce, of prime quality, for sale at RoBINS0NS
Commission Store, No. II Exchange Street
dec6 dMThtf