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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-29
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town Is situated on a beautiful undulating
/ prairie 10 miles from Davenport and IL miles
from Museatine tits on the State road. miiesfrom
the Mssissippiand Missouri Railroad and mlesfrom
the river lIissery healthy, with population OF one
hundred not Of sick having occurred this
summer. II is within a half mile of timber and the
same Of the best coal banks in the country
Tits ell waite red both With iprings and wells
Bine Grass contains me store, with nne open
ing foranoiher backsmii, shop, wagon shop cabinet
sbop.ete. Threebuildink are now beingeonpieted,
Of which pie dimensions and intended Tor
tayernstand is for rent on reasonable terms. Being
on the tnan travelled road and the nearest public
house mile. distant very fair indueemertsare thus
presented 20 any one wishing TO engage the ousi
ness. saw mills in operation ST miiesfrom The
town and grist mill Is being erected at the same
place.
reasonable terms and those wishing to buifd and To-
cate there will have such presentedihem
as are rarely offered. Good improved farms can be
The vicinity atfrom 10 $40 pcrac
Stone coaIk ptconstantly on hand At my coaleank.
JAS. 4. BURNSlDES.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-29
Teas, Teas, Teas,

')lU packages teasirom 6ib boxesto chests put II
LOoexpEessls for family use at very low price,
al Il and W kELLY'S
tUnft BUSHELS PisstsrinR Hair. 10 store and fol
sale ~ DALZELL d BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-29
MAGNOLIA HOUSE

MAGNOLIA HOUSE.
THIS is the name Of new Boarding and Public
House, opened this day Oh the southeast corner
OF Rock Island aud Second streets. where Will be
found good and c'eaB beds. well ventilated and e
rooms. aaa the hesifsrc the market ssords. Having
bad much experience 80 one Of our lErge.. cities We
able TO giEeestire satisac-
bon, TO all who fay or Us Diihs call.
THo'S L. d SARAH RRICKLEY.
Davenport. June 18th IS d-ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-29

THE steamer MARI G, M. A, PoRcE,
'Hr{1S4A 3 Master. has at bee thoroughly over
d SeaGs hauled and repaired and j. now in
complete running order and viii run during the
season between st. Louis and ST. Panl, touching
at all intermediate landings. For freight apply on
board orto BURROWS PkEfTYMAN.
Asfii, 81, IL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-29

NEW CLOTHING HOUSE,
M BRADY STREET. third dood frotn ID street.
~ We are now opening stock Of ready mac =
Clothing. Manufactured ty W. 2. Jennings Broad
w-v, View York nf the best material and in HE be-
style. which we shall sell at the LOWEST PRICES.
Gentlemen invited TO cali and examine stock
Davenport. June 30 Il HILL ~ co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-29
Moline.

SEARS, WOOD 4 CO.,
Bsdstsad Manufacturers, Lumber Merchant.
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
'I>HE only establsbmeniin the We-iwhars
SH K RW OOD'S CELEBRATED IURNIN q
LATHE Is used for turning PRss.TIe FoRss; such az
Senss ,ba1asters, BED Pests. Table Legs, andot
work too various To enumera.e, with the -.
Nonidtngs 81 all isto Squares Of any Ramhsr or
taste mar suggsst. Making the most perfect a nd
oe'aiifui work that fancy can desire aud having The
appearance Of costly edrped work.
June II, ie5i-trw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-29
FOR SALE,
Chesp Cisterrs

WE have for sale sOh barrels OF " err 80, MI
w eraEIie Cement, which Newaffhi' n''T
aug 'A's '''"eoo '"' i''''' RIsWifK son,
June "a DIT Raznr Building, Ferry Lasu nr-,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-29
BIRD CAGES
Whitefish and Kackerel

TN half bets.. also Rice, and general sssortment N
II Gs.oeries, iasi received and for ..le ~
Juiyi7 IS ALVohD Il VAN PATJtN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-29
Iis,,uri Ssats Nusual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of et. Louis.

CAPIrAL $500 ono aud constantly Inc FeashS'
DIRECTORS: 49,,
N n Pave a 8 Greeiy, 3. NJ Edgehs
H. W Alexander, B. Wymsn,
4 Iscane ID. A. January. Z. n. reeN.
esoicies tssuea from 30 days 10 SIX years, aua a "
ssrsd participate in the whole proats,
pr fnSor s,on enquire ofihe under,isSsa aSsh'
~ Davenport. " L.
yuly ssfk, isSA-trw-y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-29
DAyYHPoRr INSURANCE COMPANIES.

0RyX1PUBI INSVBANVn W. -.
Lifs. Yirs.. and Marine Insurance.
Hartford Life Insurance Ce.-CapitAi vsvO'v0"
ssSts - OF Hartford, Conn.
Kr,er crhock ar Fire Insurance Co-Cspitai SsSo,eoo
OF New York.
-. trnsar.nra co Capital S3so,e0o
A"e of New York.
N,"ooN'. ofNew York.
Tns above Companies are nAuStn boses, ~"
CssA capssis ssa n sad in sesrssts stsre
lnsursnce can Be ceeected In the above -
ne = ,st ress,nshie rates. The motto Of sasse Soa
NAMES is We -rSssistissll
n, ,rinl Heck.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-29

rse western Massachusetts, Insurance Conpy.
Pit.sfeld, Mass.
Cash Capital. S
~ Pi,tsneid, Mass
90 r.r,.., s,an aaa Acquired Capital . eco
$500. q ss,,i,. E,inck NYRoy II. FISH. As,.
0eS in,na;.S :, Rock Island, MS.
- 5000 500 I'm aoATH, Agent
~. 1sdif davenport, lows.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

heretofore existing and in force 50 far as spP
ranle and so far as not hereby changed, soaN apr
~ cases arising under this act. -. 20 en-,
scot 81 Nothing in this act shall DC cors1.uTr ps
- a. u h Of the Act Of the twelfth Of feoruS!, oe
ksand seven hundred and ninetythree as reiS1es 70
faeitives from justice. ,...,s..,, Nth ,he
o. An acts or parts Of acts inconsistent WIN the
provisions Of this act, are hereby repeated. -.
"a This act shall take effect from anu aiVeI us
passage.
This act originated IN 'ns P. L. cox, Clerk.
House Of Representatives, May 10, 1855
Passed to be enacted. = -,D,- !.
In Senate, May 10. 1855.
Passed to be enacted.
E@s'e- HENRY W. BENCHLY President
MAY 1855, Approved, This in the writing OF the
enrrossing clerk without the Governors sgnature.l
In Senate, May 81, 1855.
This Bill having been returned to the Senate by His
Exceency the Governor, together with his objections
thereto the said objections entered at large the
journal and the Senate proceeded to reconsider the said
Bill and the question being stated, agreeing to pass
the Bill notwithstanding the said objections, the yeas
snd nays were taken thereon, and twolsSSds Of the
members present answering in the affirmative, the Senate
agreed to pass the same notwithstanding the said ohec
tions. HENRY w. BENCHLEY, President.
House of Representatives, May q, 1880
The question being stated shall this bill be approved,
the Governors objections the contrary Notwithstanding!
and being taken required by the Constitution by yeas
and nays and two-thrds of the members present ana
voting thereon having voted in the affirmative the House
approved the same Notwithstanding the said ohecons
DANIEL c. EDDY, Speaker
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31
P Y T HUI RSDAY. MAY 81 IS 3 B..

whatever in making Kanzas a Free State
The only thing which jeapords it is Northern
doughfacedness, northern pusillanimity, north
ern cowardice.
The power exists in overwhelming force at
the North, not only to free Kanzas, but to
free every inch of our Territories from Slave.
~ now and forever. And shall the shame
and disgrace attach to this generation that,
having the power to do this, and being urged
to its performance by the sting of insolent
usurpations and matchless audacity of out
rage on the part of the Slave 0ligarchy, it
. failed to discharge that duty? Kanzas is the
Cfimea oil Freedom. Let the North take a
lesson from the semi .barbarous Russ, and hold
1t at whatever cost or sacrifice. York
Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

SINGULAR DEATH.-On Thursday last, a
small boy, three years of age, named George
Southwick, adopted son of Moses Southwick,
of Blackstone, came to his death i'll the fol-
lowing singular manner. Mr.. Soulhwick had
backed his OK team up to the side of the barn
and left it for few moments. The boy, it is
supposed, got under the wagon, and in some
unaccountable manner pushed his head up
through the space between the rear OF the
body of the cart and the side OF the barn. He
became suspended there with his chin on the
body of the cart, and not quite able to reach
the ground with his feet. When discovered,
life was extinct. An effort was made towards
resuscitation by means of artificial respiration,
but without success WooaSocket Patriot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

The LtouoR LAW IL BosroN. Com
plants against Lesois Rice Harvey D. Parker,
and others.-Eleven o'clock Wednesday, having
been assigned for the hearing of the new com
plants, made against Lewis Rice, of the Ameri-
can House, Harvey d. Parker and others, for SELL
ing spirituous liquors, the Police Court room
was densely crowded at the appointed hour. This
was revision of the complaints quashed by JUS
tice Russell on Tuesday morning.
Harvey d. Parker and Lewis Rice entered a
plea Of nolo conte'dere, and sentenced to pay
a fine Of $40 and costs each, and to twenty days
imprisonment in the House of Correction APP.
pealed and held in $3.50 each to prosecute the
same.
The case Of Joseph L. Drew came up again
and he pleaded not guilty, upon new count
Sufficient evidence being brought to prove that he
had violated the new law, he was sentenced to
pay fine Of $40 costs, and to twenty days i'm.
prisonment in the House Of Correction, and to
be held in $1,000 not 10 violate the law for one
year Appealed, and gave bonds in $500 to pros
ecute the same.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31
LOCAL NEWS
COart Of Common pleas,

FOR THE TRIAL OF CRIMINAL CASES.
"WEDNESDAY, May 30th.
Before Judge Sa,tger.-In the case of the Com
monwealth VS.. Phillips, Wood, and Lathrop, Of
Blackstone, for an assault and battery on Michael
o'Day, the jury did not agree.
Henry Grimes, Of Richardson, was arraigned
on charge of stealing, from the shop of Increase
s. Waite, on the 10Th OF May, 1856, 2OoO shin
giles.
II was proven, in defence, that the timber from
which The shingles were made belonged to Grimes
that he sent the timber to Waite to be sawed
into shingles, and tina; in taking them he merely
repossessed himself of his own property. Yer.
dict-not guilty. Adm ,Thayer, Esq, for the
defendant
- Gleason, of Uxbridge, for being com
mon seller, was fined 500 and costs-was order
ed to give bonds in 5000 not to sell liquor again
for year-and in default was sentenced to sixty
days in the House OF Correction. He was COM
mitted.
Augustus Seayer of Worcester, indicted for
three several sales of liquor, failed to appear, and
his bonds were default ed
Horace Jones and Otis Larned of Temple;on,
were called for trial, for being concerned in the
robbery of the safe OF the Jones Manufacturing
Company, at Templeton, more than a year age.
Richard H. Dana. Esq, their counsel, did not
arrive from Boston, and the case was put Off till
Thursday (this) morning.
KmDER's GAS REGuLAron-we have now
and can therefore, speak confidently of its merits
fiom personal experience.
By its use We get more light, and of better
and more uniform quality, having the full body of
a good oil light, with the glimmering mostly re-
moved, and free from the thin, glaring, simmer
ing quality which distinguishes the light of gas
when burned under high pressure; we have any
quantity Of light we choose, and the light never
whistles or blows.
Our gas for the year ending Feb. lst, 1855, cost
SS7.S5; we enlarged our paper March 1st, 1854
which increased the expense of gas to Sl27.40
for the year ending Feb. LIST, 1856; we then had
three additional burners put up, and the Regula-
tors applied, and find the expense for February
March and April of this year to have been S22 70
against SS2.90 for the same months last year, and
S23.S5in 1853; and against S39. 9Ofcr the months
of November, December and January, next pre-
ceding the application Of the Regulator. Thus it
will be seen the cost of our light is REDUCED about
one third, saving nearly three times the cost of
the Regulator annually; while the Regulator re-
quires no attention, has never been out of order,
and we do not see how it can get ont of order.
We therefore confidently recommend it to uni
versal adoption by gas consumers, who may as
certain how they can obtain it by reference to our
advertising columns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31
Nem advertisements.

NOrtCE.-rhe subscribers for, and holders of the
" Capital Stock of the Proprietors of the City Hotel in
Worcester are hereby notified to be present at meeting
OF SAID Corporation, TO be holden the office of Hon.
Thomas knnicutt in the city Of Worcester on FRIDAY
the eighth day of June next, o'clock P NJ for the
following purposes;
Ito determine whether they will reduce the capital
stock OF said corporation, and reduce the same or do
anything relative thereto
TO alter, amend, or repeal any of the Bylaws of
SAID Corporation, and adopt any new Bylaws therefor
$50 make any assessment or assessments upon the
shares OF the capital stock OF said corporation and deter
mine at what time times and in what manner the same
shall be paid, and act anything relative thereto.
80 consider any previous acts dongs Of said cor
poratlon or OF the directors other officers thereof and
take any action relative thereto that may be deemed e-
pedent.
5-To consider and make ra;ify any contracts or
act anything relative thereto.
Ito act upon any otner matters of business which
may be lawfully transacted at any meeting Of the corpo-
ration. 'F
To do anything that may be deemed expelient In
relation to procuring loan loans of any sum or sums
Of money, for the benefit of the company and authorize
the proper officers Of the corporation 10 make and execute
mortgage or mortgages of the property Of the Company
which may be requed in order procure such loan or
loans. ALBERT TOLMAN
Worcester, May 20, 1855. dst mySi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

In Answer to the QuesfIOn of an Ex-Fire-
man-s'Who is Chief Engineer" would say that L. W.
Sturtevant would have been May 27h had it not been
for a misfortune in him in Harvesting White Nose by
using the strrup for crupper, which considerably
tarded his me--and in searching for his assistant
had lost his cane therefore, unable to do duty.
Query Isl necessary to be mounted TO give the
salute, as pracised by the Chief ANOTHER X.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

GRAHAA's MAGAZINE for June is promptly al
hand as usual, and as usual, presents a varied Ia
Bile of literary and miscellaneous reading. Among
its articles are criticism Of Doves interesting
Romance Of History, Mary Stuart; The silken
Cord The Precious Metals The Duel Rxtraor.
binary, BY Gardettei &c. The Editors Table
4 quite rich this month. This number Il e,phe,.
ished with two steel engrayings, one Of them
"The Mandarin's Daughter" and the other a
coored plate OF "Paris FASHIONS for June" be-
sides great variety Of designs, for ornamental
needle work, sc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

Cry HOTEL BLocK.-Mr. Gilbert Walker
barber, tonsor and peruke maker has established
himselfIin most spacious suite ofrooms in the
basement of the CityHote Block where he is ready
to shave. crop hair, fit wigs, make frontlets, sham
poo, and otherwise perform all that is required of
first class barber and hair dresser. He is hav-
ing his saloon finely fitted up with every conye-
nience for his business. You will find him sharp
with scissors and keen with razor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

Nor ExPELLED.-The Atlas understands
that the students recently arrested for disturb
ance of the peace in Boston, have not been
expelled from Harvard University, but are
suspended for the remainder of the present
tenn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

The PARKvILLE OUTRAGE.-Mr. Park. the
proprietor of the press which was destroyed
by the Missouri mob at Parkville has COM
menced suit against the rioters, and employ
ed Edward Bates, OF st. Louis, as his counsel.
Mr.. Park, says the Albany Journal, is man
of wealth, and will set push the perpetrators
of this outrage to the WALL if there is any JUS
tice or decency left in the Courts of Missouri.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

Sparkling Soda Water, with all the choicest
varieties of Syrups, to be had at all imes of GEO. r.
SPUR, Druggist and Apothecary, No. 20l Main street.
Also Soda by the fountain made at short notice and de-
hvered in any part Of the city, sent to the neghb1rng
towns diff my29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

L. Babbist will take Daguerreotypes for so cents,
for few days His custom of making good pictures is
sufficient guarantee for good work at low prices.
As much has been said about Ambrotypes being bet
ter than Daguerreotypes (Which is alse he makes this
asseronthat every 60 cent Daguerreotype shall be bet
ter than any Abroype that can be obtained in this city,
any other. For proof of this assertion, please CAL
BABBITT'S, Nos & IL Piper's Block where be
found the largest collection of specimens in this city.
N. B. BABBITT will not take so cent Daguerreotypes
but a few days. Call soon, if you want one
mv26 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

at 10 o'clock, this morning, three lots Grafton
street. on two of which are houses, belonging to
the Estate of VIM. r. Wesson. Being an Ad-
mnistrator's Sale it will be positive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31
Life TO A.abPOtypes-Advertisi Death to
Ambrotypes-BABBITTs DAGUERREoTYPEs.

w hat we claim IS Justice !-Respect TO the
enterprise and merit of those who may and have intro
duced to the public that which may and will be benefit
ment to merit demert of new invention, until
thorough investigation has been giVen whereby he
arrive at proper and manly judgment. And the sub
scrbers have been to Il expense in these 'moneyed
tmes,n to the outlay of some eight hundred dollars
introduce the and beautiful Invention of making the
Am brotype Picture glass-we feel that it would be
but justice and friends, have the public
generally give careful examination of said art
N. B.--We are now making magnificent Ambrotypes,
all must acknowledge by eXam ming specimens at the
door We warrant all pictures stand they seated
with substance which is not soluble in water
myI7 diff HATHAWAY BROS. & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

MILITARY.-The City Guards and Light In.
fantry paraded yesterday, with full ranks in hon
or of cold lection" and made a very fine ap.
pearanee. The City Guards marched through
Main street, about six p. m, the musicians play
ing the lively strain of St Patrick Day in the
Morning Foreign air that-Commander. in chief
decidedly opposed to it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

The Nutr5siyc Cure.-The great secret of Heal
ing by Ture Nutrition. without medicine as originally
discovered, and successfully practced by La ROY SUN
DERLAND Author of the "BUok of Human Nature.o
For tn years past it has been matter Of wonder how
Mr. SUNDERLAND should be able to cure all forms of
durable disease, without physic" pills. or ''powder"
The nostrun have b. confounded, and ask hon
be. Fits, Insanity, Blindness Dyspepsia, Cosive-
ness Headache, and IntoXicaton, radically cured with
out particle of medicine, and the invalid increased in
weight from 10 to so pounds, in few weeks
Grateful in view of the past and to guard all who are
SICK OF dTuggng against quackery under the pretence
curing, by the 'NutritiVe Principle" Mr. Sunderland
would now ask attention to his recent Pamphlet of IN
formation sent to you for dime, post ree in which
this subject is more fully explained and which you
will learn what the true theory Of Cure by Nutrition is;
and also, in what way the afflicted in any part of the
country, may avail themselves of its benefits.
Is Eliot stree Boston, Mass
No charge for advice TTh&S&wSm my22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

CHAs. TREADwELL, colored citizen of Fitch
burg, was severely injured Monday afternoon, by
powder blast He was charging rock on the
side of Rollstone wh'n the charge prematurely
exploded, mangling his face, neck, arms and chest
in shocking manner. Though so badly injured,
he will propably recover.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

The Sight ACCOMPLISHMENTS for 0pthalmic
Affections, Weak and Defective VISION perfectly safe and
reliable in Diseases of the Eye Have restored muudes.
some born blind, biininess of fifty years. These remedies
sent by mail. Pamphlets of Information one dime-sent
you post free. Address, Prepaid the "NUTRrIvE CURE
Boston, Mass. dom feb21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31
MARRIED,

In Marlborough, 29th nst., by George G Davis, ESQ.,
at his residence assisted by Rev Frederick W Willis of
Bottom. Mr. Henry Wood to Miss Mary R. Yeaw.
In Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, April 81, Warren
chamberlain, Cierk of the House of Representatives.
g. I'D to Celia P. Wright, recently OF Northampton Ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

REAL EsTATE.-The " Capt. Goodnow Farm"
in Princeton, on the Hubbardston Road, ID
mile from the center Of the town, sold at auc-
ton by Executors and Trustees Gale yesterday,
for 1850. W. Vail of this city, Auchoneer
Potatoes sold at 50 cts. per bushel, and corn at
Sl30 per bushel on the cob, reckoning p lbs to
the bushel.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

PIANoRI.-The despots of the Old World, when
they intend to destroy an enemy, always take
means to destroy his good name, if possible, and
in this way deprive him of public sympathy. The
arch assassin of France seems to have adopted
this plan towards Pianozi One of Louis N S
organs says of him -
The most important fact that came out on the
trial OF the individual who attempted to shoot
the Emperor was that he was a notorious as.
sassin. His name is said to be Pionori Serez.
zio, alias Brzzi Ghellino, aged 80 years. He
fled after political assassination in Servia in
1852, and took refuge in Genoa. He has once
been sentenced to twelve years in the galleys
for murder, and is accused as the anthor of
two incendlary fires in Rome in 1849. The
prisoner positively denied these statements,
but admitted after some hesitation, that PEG.
pie did sometimes call him Brizzi Gbellino,
and that he had been in prison for SIX months,
but he pretended that he did not know what
for. With regard to his motives, he repeated
what he had said before the Judge of Instruc-
ton, that the Emperor, by the expedition to
Rome had ruined him ard his family.
The prisoner is convicted of parrcide IN
der the French laws, parricide is led to the
guillotiue barefooted, in black veil, and his
right hand is cut off previous to his execution.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WoRps for May is re-
ceivsd ffom,J. A. Dix, th4New York publisher.
II contains three additional numbers OF the Row
ing Englishman, and is very rich in lie general
contents. This very valuable work is put at SO a
year or So year for that and Putnams Monthly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-31

Noricn-By an advertisement In another column, Il
will be seen that Messrs sanderson Lanergan, the well
known Pyroechnsts to the City Of Boston, are prepared
70 furnish their brilliant and ELECTIVE Fire Works. Of any
design or in any quantity that may be desired.