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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
Tha F,rest City Democrat tells the fol,

The Forest City Democrat tells the !oi-
lowing good one of a Cle"e!and gallant;
a young gent, an acquaintance q ours
was Il few evenings since in company with
A lady of fashion, maknga specimen OF that
Staple known as love, when suddenly, and
withou, "knocking at the door," in stepped
the venerable parent of the lady. This un.
expected appearance Of an intruder, caused
the young man any amount o: contuslon' al
thou h he was not aware that he stood IN
the presence of his father-in-law, never bay
ing had the pleasure of seeing the author oi
his idol before The lady, soon as she
could recover her wanton compoSure, struck
Il graceful attitude upon the floor, and said,
.Mr. B., this is my Pa The lover, grasp
ing the hand ofthc old man, and b'wing %
seouiousv, returned, 'How do you do, M
Pa the old man. seeing the embarFass-
ment Of both, left The room instantly as he
said, MY dear, do take care OF that young
mai'".
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

Teleeraphie items of yesterday are so un-
important that we cannot occupy our space
with them. A foreign arrival, or anything
which possesses interest to our readers,
will be speedily placed before them.
The only item Of interest is ths, in Con-
necticut and Rhode Island the Wings have
had glorious triumph. In Connecticut the
Legislature stands thus Senate, Wings II,
Dems a. House, Wings 1877, Dems. "a. In
R. Island the Wings have elected their Gov
esnor, and have a majority in the Legisla.
ture,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

Alta late term of court in Henry, Ind,
the members ofthe bar d the jurors petit
tiIaed the Judge 70 resign aud finally inss-
ted on his agreeing IN writing never to al
fempt to hold ccurt there again. he
nrumised. The cause for the dissatisfaction
is net stated
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

Touch SrEAK.-The last sally we have
card in regard to the article just named, was
AZ follows: -,
A gentleman at public table, who had
exer ciscd his jaws for some hsteen minutes
pom a single morscl Of steak, turned To MS
rrichbor and sad:-"What pity to kltl
This animal" "Why" responded ms
friend "Bccause," said the other, 'i'
would have made such good working crit
tpr,n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

TRAVEL WEsrwARp-Tte Marion, Linn
Co. Register says:-"One would suppose
that daily line of stages from Davenport
could do all the business, but we have known
three EXTRAS to arrive here per day, loaded
down."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

The Harpcrs it is said are about to re-
build their publishing house in there separ-
ate buildings for safety against FIRE; Forty
of Adams power presses will be ready for
use in the new buildings.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
The Election.

The returns Of the election for Sup-. oi
Public Instruction are slow i, reaching rs
but those that do come in are rather favor
able to Mr.. Stesart's election. Sc fai
they foot up US so!iows:--
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

A Coon SHor.-The best repartec we
have lately seen came from Prentice, the
wap cf the Louisville Journal. The editor
of the Alabama Flag called it out, by the
following sguio: why is the editor OF the
Louisville Journals career through life
like celebrated tune. Because It's inc
rogue's march" Prentice, who Is dead
shot loaded his piece, and taking aim' let
the Flag man have it right IN the tee'h
after the following manner, to wit:-"W ny
will the editor of the Flag at the close OF
his career through life be like tune OF
Paganini's. Because he will be executed
on single string"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

The liquor bill, introduced into the Penn
sylvania Legislature, and which passed the
Senate, has been defeated in the House
by a vote Of 81 to 60.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

Personal SKETCHES. The correspond
cnt Of the Petersburg Express, writing from
Washington, thus atlUdes to two OF the
most prominent Senators:
Senator Butler is a peculiar looking man
Although he is scarce fifty years OF age, his
hair, which is very long and thick IS almost
as white IS the paper write On. His face
is generally very red, and, when excited in
speech, is, without cxagerston, not shade
paer than turkeys gill, His eyes are
coal black and sclntillating, and tiis gener-
al activity gives the lie to his appearance,
at little distance, of age. He is great
tavorite at home, and wholly Independent,
in his manner and speech: and in his good
humored excitement he often addresses the
chair with "I.ook here" in lieu of the usual
parliamentary expression Of "Mr. Presl.
dent"
Gen. Sam Houston is another peculiar
individual He sometimes appears in pub
lie with blue cloak lined with scarlet vel
vet, the collar trimmed with gold lace, and
a few hours after may be seen with coarse
overcoat and sIouched hat, Ia son's5rcro:
looking like sturdy backwoodsman on 2
star-gazing visit to the city. To-day he
has on a brown overcoot, thiek!y trimmed
with sable fur, and vest made Of genuine
eopard's skin. He is the most por!ly and
commanding looking man in the city, and
cxcitcs much curiosity as to his pro2rla
persona He is vainglorlous, but gentle and
kind in his manners; warm friend and a
bitter enemy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
Architecture and Civil Engineering
4 RUSSELL DOW,

1 RCilITECrUR RE and Civil Engineer WIZ ii. inthla
plans and specifications for all kinds "' b"i'ns
Also for Bridges of Wood, Stone or lrnN' part'u' u"
scnuon paid Ia Churches and Ornamental bui 'lhgs
otiicr No. 3, % Story L. Ciaire's New BnliillsI
he following papers copy months ana seha n,''s
aiFert'-er, tanner, Republican Of Iowa ei? ana u"
'tris1r OF r. Island.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

We direct attention TO the advertisements
and the large and sho~y handbiIls OF MeSSFs'
Knapp g. Rcdmon. Their stock e' soous ".
!. large. well suited to the market and W.
be sold low.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

Paddv's description of fiddle can't be
heat. 1t was ms big as turkey ana as
mnckIe as IA goosc-he turned i over an us
hack and took crooked st'ck and draNed
across its belly, and o, St. Patrick how 1t
did squall
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

CHICAGO DAILY CouAasr.-This excel
lent paper comes to US enlarged and
otherwise imp-ovsd..aA es.dancs Of iss
prosperity,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

The city of Dubuque has at last obtained
a Fire Engine. How long shall 1t be before
that necessary article is obtained oy 'h'S
rityt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

HAuid Inform hts Old friends and fe pGhe g'netni
", ha ha viii attend tss IN former years. "l"i' al "
'iay Il sire his services p,..
Onicc on Brady street 3 doors below Second. hes'
deu . un N rnrnor of Fourth and Perry Streets, oP
posite the n.w 2nl Baptist Chnrcn.
Davenport, Iunn 9th, E33.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
Advice to the Rising Generation,

In ror- 10 parties, Just mind what yor're AZ,
B,ware { fyonr b ead, and take care ofyoRr hat,
Les, You fnd thu. a ftvorite son Of your mother
Has An ;cha in tie nc and brick IL The other.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
l.. FL p 4 r X + K

t0f the frm a Porter s CranPfSH)
AII1RHEY ANh tJtsCEiLoh Al iA"'
E0ThRY BLIC
avn GE4rP6L ASSURANCE AGE-ST
la. removed 10 No I.g iatrt I"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
EDWARD A. ARNOLD, M D.
rr. ] M. WITHERWAX

Nh b. found in his aaice 8, " tofaot -! rah! "''
sirrnnd Streets At AL h"nrs. ~ T.,
DAVENPORT. lON A. :!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

At,orasys ani Couusellors at Law and No.aIies
PItlic.
l,-lGL p.y particular 10 dramns' "na 'Nr
w acknowledgements, OF Deeds ava "lheF sis'r"''l''
,i yri:i,. and Oh the following itrils, VIZ
praNhg Deeds, :.
Taxing a,knaw lc Ernents rs Notary, p
Examining a Title without drawing i'aic',' SiI"
Uty1,, 4 complete Abstract Tor history VI an
Titles In th County, We trds, We are Well PfJfh'eo
,.ry. N. teape IL the branch Uf our Proi:-stoh'
llnng to Couyc aTcing. -,
Utstc No. 3 lie ulare's New Building. novl'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

VIM. Z. Leffingwell. Judge OF th's' 'he
Fifth Judicial District Of Iowa. has res'gheo
,hat office. His successor until April heH'
will have TO be appointed by the Governor,
We understand that Judge L, has accepted
the a,,orneyship of the Lyons Iowa Central
Railroad Company.
\ Can, Gleim, the well known colnmah'
aor If the old Minnesota, has purchaseo
.hau s. Mail, for the up-riVer ana 81
ouis trade. The price for her is Saa' oy
tho 81, Louis papers to be $4,000.
:, G.. Sav undertakes
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

Aay ,,.i..;nents hanas1 In vithot, specifying op
On Ii n IN nnmoer Of In. r',ons. Win D. 'oh'no''
.i,i notices oftr.nsicnt adsnrts. IN MS, si5 lha1
,v.,t,s .nsn,. charged .or al III rate ~ Ten cent
,si and toal,l I'm advertisement. chang
.atsA
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
LAW NOTICE.

r,-r have this day admitted Jous +. DIIrpss Esq.
" aparluerln c.r Law hr,a Professional essthes
~, t.rs.ltuf bs transacted IN the Game ct ooK
-, "a COOK . BRO-
soy lsf ls53.
COOK & DILLON,
Attorneys and counse!ors at Law
Davenport. Nov is', 1853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

Man-poor pensioner on the Souns'es oi
an hour,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
MES RANT,
seINFT & STEWAET,

A TnRNtY \ La ",
wi,l rraCt'ce in Sth tireui ana SHife'"' ."-'I
Davenport. Dtt. 2gtls, i$'''. -
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AUSTIN CoRBIN,
st.orney and Counsellor al Law

AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
,fffs. IA, Mack lot & CprbiiI's Exchange oHice,.
DAVENPORT, IOWA
Ht-h %, l@aA
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

.,srderer of the fair sex undertakes
to prove that Satan was "o"''" ~
I ucy Fir,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
NPORT. SCOTT CO., IOWA; THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1854

| The MODEST BEGINsIsG oF A MiGHTf
! HeusE -ApANs s. Co.. Bank T. Express
agents. are known all over the world. The
1 n. Y. Mirror relates how NJ. ADAMS first
commenced the business.
| We remember that the often only maGe
twenty five cents round trip from Boston
to New York, ever and above his expenses,
and when he made dollar he thought he
was doing we'll. Harndens Express monopo-
zed the business but NJ. Adams kept
journeying to and fro with his little carpet
Bag in hatd. After while his fidelity,
promptitude, reliability began to attract the
attention Of business men. and his patienf
industry BY increasing business. The extent
of tlat business now can hardly be reali-
zed. In almost every capital in Europe. in
Los Angeles to Shasta; in South .imeroa,
all over the United States and every were
in fact where we have important commer-
cial intercourse will be found spread the
net work Of the great Express and Banking
House Of Adams & Co. 1t has come to be
regarded as national affair in which ev-
cry American, when abroad takes lively in
tefe-t.
It's transactions now reach the enormous
aggrcg te OF 81 100000 per day, or $780,
900, 900 per annuln. Verify "tall o4ks lrcn
little acorns grow"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
u Z N T ! ST.

G. DC MONTKEVILLE' III ~
sarzcon Dentist to the 81 Louis uhiN.ts ' '"".
on,cc and residence No. 81 fonf'h sts
Ia, % ~ St. Louis, No
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u. 5. True,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
q Z HyBBELL,

ONCE cn 81 Street ia L. Clair, Block,
Fe6 s1d, lE5i-iywtN bANkNfoRE' ~ 'oS .
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paopaIETJHS BUSINESS CARD.
THE
oavC npo~t Ecfto
p,Nl;ahad every Thursday Morning

published every Thursday Morning,
SANDERS II DAVIS,
IN
,,rrs auILp,sas, 9oRa.s as SECOND Asp BRAD
sEK9trs, DAVENPORT, low.
TERMS:
nneeapy per year, payebl: in advance, s. 20
.. =" - - Ut months, . 50
RATES or ADyEaTisIsG
oas .orn,., ~ lines or le,.,a one Insertion, 81 co
puas I'd MtinnBi ins .r.ion, ~
IN. sl.nr3 one mohN, ~
th,a, months 4e0
=, a., 6 90
:. :. oeaystY 10 90
-, afs, = Inns or less, obe year, SOC
,'r ,,,,nn ane ycay co co
saSr rot,,nn one year, a5 90
@ w 1,,.h - 81 90
u1,.h,h - IA 90
w w anGnnn ar months IS no
un,.haN column SIX moths, ~ U
,1us-f,u "a column sR monsas,- II w
$.a.a,ptta - :" 20
nna column three months, - 90
Oos-haif column three months, 10 "
ooan,n,,n 10 90
Das-eishth !" ~
.t,.,.na,ts HANDED In without spsCifyfHP Gp
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

Drunkenness has its degrees in England,
1t has kind of sliding scale there-as in
stance the following: II Prince Albert
were drunk he would be called e'a.sd; il
Lord Tristan were drunk he would be call
ed elerated; il Mr.. Plure, the rich merchant
were drunk le would be called insbr1dted;
if n respectable tradesman were drunk he
would be called intoricated; bat if a work
man be in liquor, i, would be said that the
nasty brute was as drant as a pig.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
County Election Official Returns.
E,oo.ioas IN Connection. and R. Island.

Msiorty for s,=wen s;--, for Price es5.
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yudoa Leffinewcll Resigned.

.Nev Yort, Apr. lst, 1854.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12
Motnrnathin "A d.

nR. RALsTRa co-ess his iasttqtion At Roche ter,
IL N. v. un,iithe 18th OF Apn xs.to comply with
the solicitations OF aas PHYSICIANS aud Lgt@es, VITO
atxioss 10 ay themselves OF his new N th',t OF
carihg diseesv. His ahirct Ia akng this tour besde
thai oftresins some faSttHlar eases, Is 70 give mrd
cal neH sch pract ea eyiefie may Head sita tas're
wisa ME hoa treaiifR tseines md GlTuir Dlsessrs.
II " m desire extern lhr acftiy every pass he
f@clity Tor testing 81 merits Ut his di covefy Pisse-
iais, thereto cu,arly niye,i cail wi pa
tents unde their charge Has oi 9hvr 4Iestics
is simple. ratioat lei ahle based iipOn n,-w taih.
oloai;al niaciple system hy wheh the worsi forms
ran semeiits arecured 1Tvpsinciyfes o. Moto1paihy
have been thoroughly tested m Hume ins5iiu ION,
where five thousand of female Diseases alone
have been success u II liesirsd Many OF these
invererate OF one u t1en yetwo years stand
ing some of them ac 0mpanied with extreme urinary
diff :utes. Many cafes of Pfotapsus Uieri be
cisef by visit Other i'll few DAYS siltt he m0st
difficult in lew weeks. To pfGdaee this alHl0sts in
relief The patient subjected 10 no pain
inconvenience NO surpefiers. Ror any OF the usual
tlea'ment emnoyed When the organ is mad 10
assume its proper losti0n, thePatei is Immediately
able 10 % through any exercise which she has
strength TO perform wiibcu fear ofdspIlcement. No
tprpa'fc treatment gives vitality ard force all the
organs in the DISCHARGE Their proper lunciinns, nd
is eectus in restoring the constitutions from The
effects observation-disclosures and disspatlon l. has been
proven to be peculiarly adapted Tor The cure OF incip
enI C9nsumpliop, Parhlysis, and tue many AMI multi
form complaints origna ; in CufvituIe lrfitatIon
Of Spine. It's efc cy in ne relIef of paFia insan
:ty and diseases ii the n heNoa. . question.
El DR. Balsted will be in Boston, ashf Revere Honse
from the 49, 10 the 80 o. JaHnaly liz Worcester GA
the list of February in Sprinsfed. a! MassasUIt
House, on February 3rd aud 4th in No thsmpton
February 9th in Hartinrdr q. Hartford Guy HOiel
February Sta; IN Meriden on Feb IL in chester,
ri chester lot Ion Feb lilh in New Hnytn AT Ton
tine House. OH FebIuary 10 and in New YcIkon Feb
ruary 30 h. at ST Nicholas, llOlel Broad ay where
ed to him. route, VIII receive rogpt attention is
work on Mortorpofhy can be obtained Of HIM. ar be
semitic any address, postage free upon the reception OF
ten postage st'mps- jag d&|
70
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ADJUSTMENTS.
v orcester Dramatic Museum.
STAGE NORTHUMBERLAND. 6 Cal

Mrs Harriet Bseches Stoves great moral and re
ligous work, dranatized by e. f. AIKEN represented
the 18th ofJnly, 1858, with that unbounded applause
unPrecedentedn the history ofthe siageInele Toms
Cabin in siE acts nine tpbeaux, and btyone scenes,
nerOus suslaries, engaged expressly for This great
prize Drama, with new scenery and appointments.
ON MONDAY EVENING, January O. 1854, and
" every night during the week. Saturday excepted
" i'll be acted The celebrated Dma iii six acts entitled
UNCLE TUM's CABIN; or, Life among the LoNly.
The play is beautifully iuiersperse with singing,
dancing, tableaux, and grand aogoncal representa-
ion.
u Full particulars, see Bils Of the DAY.
Doors open at z; to commence past7.
PRIoEs-Purquette, so cents; Circle 25 cents; Gal
cry,.l23 cents. s5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12
RIacksmithing and GLinding |!

THE citizn Worcester are informed that we are
j prepared to MAKE all kinds and shapes OF la NJ
MERs,. C., 10 areer; TO lie harden ana re-teDper
Cdr0ehtefs' Tools. Also, 10 grini polish HATCH.
Els, Tools, and all sorts OF Iron and Steel Work, in
the best possible nannrr ana f,r the lowest cash
terms BULK BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers, Junct building.
n9 d3nk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12
u. c FISH.

MANUFACTURER of Wrought and CAST Iron
NA Fences, Crates for side wal q Iron, for buildings
bridges, &c, and all other articles which cal be made
in IN. line of business Fdrch tsers Will find that The
ARTICLES above um Jrated, can be bought of NE as
cheap in Boston elsewhere, as have large as
sortnent Of the latest les.
Please Gull and examine. Union Street.
" orcesier. Nov. y, Is 8. d1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12
Evening Dancing School.

C,IGNoR L. PAPANTI, from Boston, respectfully
n announces that he will commence evening school
for Ladies and Gentlemen, Tuesday, he 10th inst
AZ Waldo HALL and continue every Tuesday and Fri
day-La ies' class. from 81 to S-and Gen cmen fiom
10 40 sienor Panant will teach al The steps, and all
tina new and fashionable dances, viz Walz, Polka,
Schottische, Redowa, Polka Redowa Marzourka, Gal
lopp Go, liza, and German 0ti Ion. ssts
sdg- Terms will be 4,ade known at the Hall, on tho
~. mnnijanan evening. Iaa DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12
Dog Lot.

TTTF1 90 n
So ). On MONnAY,l D c. 26th in Grafton,
fFzEsS2A New tngland vi lage, a female Setter Dog
b S~S9ssS lemon color and wni,e, with cropped tail
she answer to the name of Fan ga d Dog had Leaf h.
er IA arc Ind her neck. Ten dollars aid viii be
paid 10 any who will return her, leave word
wnere she nay be found. A s
dg8 .lasfIIi. JOSEPH KELLEY,
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1854. New England Village
~ d6t+ IS 'fgis3 S1NnaF 5lit ss9f.8 7.
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I(lS

1-1--- LUIS
AN Wednesday,. IanMsry h 1854, between No q
q W Pleasant and l54 ain street, GOLD CROSS.
4. with tue initials 80. A. in the inside The finder
win be ibesay rewarded by leaving ii al Geo p. Bry
ant,s Dry Goods at re. No. l5l M ain ST..
= Worcester, Jan 6, 1884, in. dtf.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12
Cheese.

On0O LBS, Prime Worcester County Cheese.
ZU\JU SO Boxes Old English iairy 10. For sal
by WIN. o. SWEET & CO., I
dec diff, m 1856 Main Street
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3 BOOKS. &c.
v BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS! 81
John Keith & CO e Bulletin of New Books,

@ohn Keith q Co g Bulletin OF New Books,
No. 239 Main Street.
The Flash Times Of Alabama and Mississippi, by
Baldwin.
= WeeR'sDelisht, or Games and Stories. oaa aif
Memoir OF Robert Wheaton. fsaft SD tG1sld lTr
The Hearth Stone ff ,tia7tl is34l1H
sAiy Two Sisters, by Mrs. JCdson .te0l ia5llr
Vascnnseas by Cooper 1l.-st ai {.
Second series Of Clovernook. sslta.
4 Art and industry of the CRYSTAL Palace BY Horace
Greeley. = r na- ~ tFiat al 900
Hot Corn, Life Scenes In New York, Illustrated, In
clu'inR the story OF Little Katy. Madans, The Rag
PckeT's Daughter Wild Maggie, etc r,t 81 a-fn{ssr rs
Liberia, or Mr. Payton's experiments, edited by Mrs
Sarah Haze. 81 1'- ~ 500 = t.4- l-f-c
Memoirs of Abernethy. ],fg tu.l
Napoleon st 81 Hee3a--from the letters and journal
Of Sir hudson Lowe, 2 vols. lt-t 40 y
Proceedings of the Hartford Bible Convention
,Janrary and June. BY Benjann F. Taylor.
TIE Ponpfar Papers, by G. W.. Curtis, author Of
HOwadjee.
The Bookstore, by Mcleod. s +7.,5..-4
Homes of American Statesmen illustrated; compan-
ion TO Homes OF American Authors III 7,
Day az the Crystal Palace, illustrated. r.
Autumn Hours illustIatt d, BY Mrs Kirkland
Alse a very fine assortment of stand ird English
works Library Eoii ms, in splendid full andba calf
bindings.
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TIME firm known as Washburn, Holland 81 Go. be
4 ing dsso we'd by mutual emit the business of
manufacturing the Metallic ladder and Conductor will
be continued lay the subscribers, at their works. in
Qnins gamond Village
i.2 a2w HENRY S WAsHBURN & co.
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CLEARING OUT SALE

OF Gvercoats, Undercoats, Pants Vests,
BOYS CLOTHING, FUIasNISHlhG GOODS, SC
M are saaR to Commence manufacturing nu wn-
wv Clothing, and sh All offer our p~esent stock,
without ard TO cot TO make room for goods
own make THAYER & 1ANE~.
go da Harrington Corner cor Main a flont SITS.
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, sss Ci0rhlug glot hing Clothing
EFR.aFRaN F. EY would inform the,
IL pnblic gsueraY elhat heha mne.ampI4 slrnhse7
eilh see Of the hrst class houses ot New York
and Boston, for sut.ly ofss0OD CLOTHING which
viii be- sold, fos the Cas- H.)lewef than s any one
insWoFcester CounA, ST the oli saia az sWa,dtp a.
Dudley Eo4 Merchants Row, dir ctiy in front the
Worcester House, 3siaa asaf +. u Dub Y. Il
avhfce-fer, .I,tnaare 2. 1854. jas d3In
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Copartnership Notice.

gTNE subscriber has tkis day associated with himself
J. IN business James - F iceland, and hereafter the
Clothing Dusiness will he lnued. under the firm Of
"Chsrias w. Frseiand s Co . at the : Id stand,
Union Block. CHARLES WrFREELAND. /
Worcester, January 2, 1854
Allpersoas Indebted to Charles w. Freeland either
by note book account, respectfully requested
to call aud settle the same Forthwith.
ia6 d& Wv CHARLES W. FREELAND.
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FURS.

FURS.
vVNHaSE para0ns who in want OF Ladies, ard
/ ChilienP rurs. viii do well TO call at pRATT'S,
2us Main street where they depend on receiving
heir money y worth al n'4
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tn Manhinists.

A ND others Interested Ia Mechanica Drawing =
IN JOHN E. EA RLE, Mechanical Ensineer, will at
tend todraiting machinery OF every description.
Instruction given. Office No IA Central Exchange,
Worcester. ,a Ia d3m n24