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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

HBELL'S RECENTLY PATENTED
kS SAFETY LAMP.


Among the improvements of the present age is that of
making provision against the Loss of Life occasiooed
by the Explosion of Lamps
The invention Of Mr. Bell, for which he has obtained
letters patent is an improvement not only his former
invention, bu has important advantages all others
fnr the object and for which patents have been
granted. Among these advantages the following
l. The FACILITY with which he lamp can be filed with
out turning screw, or removing the cap.
q The smaness Of the space occupied by the safety
Chamber Obvates serious objection against the uncome-
ly appearance OF long safety tubes in glass lamps.
B. The small sum Of money demanded for them in
parisOn with their utility.
These advantages have sole reference the newly -
vented safety cap used both in transparent and Opaque
lamps.
But another valuable improvement made by Mr. Bell,
used in connection with the safety chamber is that of
SKY LIGHT,
e)nsisGng Of small plate Of thick glass ngenioGsly and
substantially inserted in metallic lamps by which it
easily be perceived when the lamp is nearly or cutie filed
when it IS being replenished.
The opacity Of the meialc lamps has always rendered
such provision necessary, and about The only objection
heretofore made to the use of such lamps nooO By this
invention, Sitehced.
Metallic lamps evidently the most safe as they are
not, like glass, liable to fracture.
Il Lamp dealess, others. who may be disposed to
invest capital in the manufacture of these lamps lamp
caps, who may be DESTROYS of purchasing limited or
exclusive right in the invention, address the subscr
her, at No. Warren street, or 50 Cornhir, noston.
aus daw6m VIM BELL.
TENO THE LADIES. = BRADBURY'S- PEARL
N DE BLONDE for BeautjBing the Complication.
The most rch delicate and valuable preparation known
for the human facet originally prepared by Sir Ashley
Cooper Of Engands greatest physicians and the Sc
crgt impaired to the proprietor by the late Mrs. Warner
the celebrated English Tragic Actress who had used for
years. and who could find nothing TO equal it in the
world 1t has before been offered for sale in this
country but Familiarity known and extensively used by
the fashionable in the cities of Europe
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DIR E. F. " HITMAN,

No. 116 COURT STREET, BOSTON.
Also,
ventOr and Manufacturer OF Invisible Ear Trmnpets'
4"fifciGi Eyes made and inserted at short notice
mao
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n Ew WORCESTER & LINCOLN sQ
O. M N / Il u S.

NEW WORCESTER & LINCOLN So.
O M N / Ii u S.
CHANGE or TINE Tuesday May l, 1850.
Leaves New Worcester
Az o., ~, and 1Ol, A. NJ, and u, 4, aud Z, p. NJ,
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At74 %, and ~ AM, and "a, q, and ., p. NJ.
Leaves IIarring.o n Corner for New Worcester, min
utes after leaving lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
win leave New Worcester 10 A. NJ, and u +. NJ,
returning VI the cloie Of meetings.
a. Fare each way, q 81 cents.
myl dU STONE Proprietor.
WRAPPING PAPER LOO ReanS Assorted
w sizes for sale 0wl
au3l isif ., a. HARRINGTON co.
r,zASRs DRIVE ON i--lbe subscriber would here
UF1A BY inform all such 90 have any guiding which
@--- they weh removed, that he prepared 70 wait
on them o. the most snsacory terms, either by The J0b
Day Orders len with LitfOp n Ames, 80 Mechanic
suset' or line addressed t0 the subscnber, VII meet
Vi prom t attention. gIrll TWI,lIiELL
NoicestHi July ~, 1855. i've an
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T1RENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
Il DR0Ps--DR. G. L. HILL, No. III Main Street.
Worcester Mass 5ud say that at great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by J. Harrington, NJ d. while
praccng in the Hospital in Paris under the immediate
observation of the renowned RECORD of Paris and AC
TON, of London
These Pills are invariably certain to regulate the emae
system, and can be taken without hazard. They are
known by hundreds of females in this country be the
only preparation discovered that has proved invar
ably certain in all cases.
Sapp,essions Irregularities, &c.
One trial viii convince the most skepcal, and never
after viii they be induced to take any other Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from
Male amt9 Female Emposfers,
under the preence OF eecng cure, medicines which in
nineteen cases out of twenty have Injurious effect upon
the system, without producing the desired result or
sign Of it, should shun tEese bipeds and use none
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS And DROPS
The efficacy of which have been tested in hundred
cases. and never failed to effect speedy without any
bad result. The Pills and Drops are the result of an ex
ensye practice and not discovered by accident To euo
gise their virtues would add to their merit Wewoud
only say, try them. They will be sent any part Of the
country secure from observation, by addressing post paid
DR.. G. 4. HILL No. 121 Main st.,
Worcester, Mass.
~ Full directions accompanying each oottle
Priee five dollars. janI7
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= EU ~ IN { e j. WORCES's ER r. II
~ =ssz+ss SUMMER ARB &NGEMENT.--ON
60 80 and after Monday July Is, 1850 Pas
senger Trains viii leave Providence and Worcester as fol-
lows
Leave Worcester at Gas and HIS A. NJ, and 81 p. NJ
Pm
The 100 a. m. train from Providence connects with the
Apress trains from Boston for New York, Albany and
leWest. Passengers by this train arrive in Albany in
Rs'lfor the Express train to Buffalo, also for Saratoga
cevcnug.
tranaso connects with the trains Of the Norwich and
ester Railroad Ter Norwich; with trains Of Worcester
Nashua Railroad for Nashua, Concord, Manchester,
Lowell; with the trains of the Fitchburg and WoI
ester Railroad for Fitchburg-Beows Falls, Keene, &c.
&c at Waterford with trains Of Boston and New York
Central Railroad Woonsocket with Coaches for Mil.
ford at Milville with Coaches to and from Satersve
1t Whitin's with coaches to and from Whitinsvle and
East Douglas at Farnums with coaches to and from
Upton, New England Village and Grafton Centre
The 2l.40 a. M train from Providence con- at Wor.
cester With the afternoon accommodation train, all thu
above named roais.
The4.0 p train r7pr Providence connects at Water
ford with trains Boston aud NeW York Central Raroad
at Worcester with the Seamhna: train for Norwcl AMI
New York; at Noonsockt with coaches for Mlf,rd at
Mviile with coaches to and from Slatersvle; at hit
ins with coaches to and from Whitinsyie at Faruum's
with coaches to and from Upton, N Z. Village and Graf
ton Centre.
The 6.45 m. train from Worcester connects at Wa.
terord with trains Of Boston and New York Central Rail
toad al Providence with the Steamer Cauoncus for
NtwpOrt-the m9rnng train for New York, via Hartford
-a,d midday train for Boston, Taunton, and New Bed,
ford. Also, at Faruins with coaches Upton, N Il.
Village ana Grafton Centres at Whitin's with coaches
fer Mbi,insye MYie with coaches for Slatersyflie
Tlsn HIS a. train from Worcester connects Wor
caser with the accommodation trains from springfield
GitclIhurg. Nashua and Lowell; at Providence Will
trains Of B1soHnd Providence Railroad and Providence
Hartford and Eishkill Railroad -
The 3.45 p. train from Worcester connects at Wor
cesteT With the accommodation train from Albany ami
Express train from New York, Hartford and Sprineed
Providence with Steamer Cauoucus for Newport-con
Meeting at Newport with the Fall River Line Of Steamers
for New York az Farnum's with coaches FIR Upton N
y. Village and Grafton Centre at Whitin's with coache
for Whusyille and f. Douglas Millyile with coach
for Skaters lille at Waterford with trains Of Boston and
New York Central Railroad at Woonsoeket with coaches
for Milford.
Through Tickets can be procured at Providence fo Spring
ted. New York, Albany, Troy Saratoga Schenectady
Utica, Rome Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
leyeland, Cincinnati Detroit, Chicago and St. Louis
JOHN WINsL0W, Supt.
Providence, July 10. 1855. dawtf
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Boston, Mass, May 5th 1866.
GEO. W. BRIGGs, Esq.,-Dear Sir: l have no h,sita-
ion in saying that during my professional career, have
with nothing to equal Bradbury's Pearl de Blonde
1t injurious Effects however freely it may be
used You will please send three bottles obge,
Yours, truly. MRS II. p GRATTAN,
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q IMPORTED G G A X $500, OoO-consisting
Il in part of
Noriegas.
Model Antguedados.
Ambrosias,
La TUtposa,t
Monte Christie,
Montoro Operas,
El Crisol,
La Esmerelda,
Ell AIOrino, &C., &c.
The above, together with large variety of the most
popular brands, for sale by
CHAS. T. CARNEY, Wholesale Druggist.
Successor to S. w. Fowle,)
ny16 eodawum 15S Washington ST., Boston.
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GtLIFFORD'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
" BITTERS.-These Bitters have proved to be decid-
eddy the hest tonic In they purify the blood in
ygorate the whole system, creating an Appetite curing
dysentery, jaundice, dyspepsia and Dizziness and
such have been myOraby known 10 the public for many
years They extracted entirely from roots and herbs
by distllau0n and do not have the injurious effects
usually te from the Of alcoholic mixtures. They may
be used with safety by children and adults.
They are highly recommended as very valuable med
cne can be aested by Of our most respectable
citizens, whose names the proprietor is at liberty to use,
aud respectfully refers to Col II. Cowdin, Jno. Pierce,
Esq, Il. A. Yosc, Boston Col w. Q. Cassel Charles
town.
Manufactured and sold by The original and only pro-
priet0r, SAMUEL w. CLIFFORD, 504 Commercial ST.,
aud 10 sudbury street Brown Lansop, Co.. 40 India
street Chaplin Wilton, AZ Commercial street Burr
Perry, Cornh Rcdding Co., State street, Bostonj
and at most Of the Druggists and 0rocers In the city and
country.
Price 81 per gallon, 70 cents per bottle, with liberal
discount 10 the trade.
UIfEI A. 90 AUouia E,r Wnreeatpr. damtug
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WORCESTER NASHUA RAILROAD
r. "a rtiE57ssS SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
ess2 s5sf = 3-0n and after MONDAY. July
2 1855, Passenger Trains will run follows: Leave
Worcester for ftchburg Reach GrotOn Arrive at Nash
Groton, Nashua 4 Lowell. Junction. ua and Lowell
tSc m. 7.50 m. S35
ll,00am. 12.30pm. 115pm.
400pm. $50 pm. 6.15 pm.
Nashua Fichburg Groton junction. worcester.
liam. 45am. 75oam. 9O5 sam.
Hasa m. 1240 IN 1880 pm, 150pm
30 m. 550pm 535 pm. 650p
0NNECTIoSs WITH OTHER ROADS AT NASHUA.
All trains connect with the trains of the Concord Rail
road where passengers take the carso from the North
She Passumpsic the Boston, CONGO and Montreal
and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At Gr0on Junction trains connect lireetly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with those
OF the FtchburG Railroad, with the exception Of the first
train from Boston.
The $50 train Worcester connects with Steamboat
train unless the l9tr Is delayed PASSENGERS from New
York for Fchburg, Nashua, Lowelb Concord &c, will
have opportunity break in Worcester and then
take this train which connects at the above named places
with trains going from those points North and West
The IL O'Clock and 400 p. trains connect at Worces
ter with the trains from the Boston and Worcester, Nor
witch and Worcester Providence & Worcester and West
ern Railroads and arrive at Htchburg Groton Junction.
and Nashua in to connect with the different trains
from these points.
The train arriving in Worcester at 905 a. M connects
with trains for all the above named roads, including the
Express train for New York, Albany, and the West via
Springfield.
hdsSeeS'S arriving III the zlV p hl nave an hOn OF
more to dine, AMI then take the afternoon trains Of the
roads above named
The $50 train leaves Groton Junction at 5,35, stop
ping at all the Way Stations and connects with the
Steamboat train for New York via Norwich.
Through tickets for New York via Norwich, are sold at
Fchburg, Nashua Perperel Groton Junction, Clinton,
and Lowell. State Rooms Berths may be secured at
Fitchburg Nashua and Lowell.
Through tickets for Providence, Springfield, Albany,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati Detroit Chicago, St. Louis
&C. may besecured at Fitchburg, Nashua, or Lowell
At Worcester, through tickets sold for the White
Mountains Montreal Burlington, Rouscs Point, St
Jolnsbury, &c. G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't
Worcester, July 2 1855. diff app
-gz.4rssssz-. OCTOBER IsI,-NOR WITCH
zs2z7sssape s. w OR CESTEB RAILROAD.
Accommodation Pa selger Trains leave Worcester for
Norwich at OILS A. NJ and Is 2. NJ
Leave Nor~ich for Worcester at CTS a. NJ. and 40
Pm.
Steamboat Train leaves Worcester at 7OO P NJ, stop
ping at Webster and Dauie'sonvile
Passenger Car is attached the Way Freight Trains
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mR. sKINNER,s nYsENrnnY

hR. SKIM DYSENTERY
~ DROPs--This popular medicine which bas been
OUT OF the market for the last two years. consequence
OF the Ill health and absence OF the proprietor from Inc
Eastern States, IS offered to the public as Inc most
certain and electuol remedy for Cholera Dyscnty and
Dihrthma, ever known. w
was tested ON the Rio Orande during the late Mexi
perfect success In almost every case. ~
a. shlnher was employed during the last two years by
nv Niy Government of Cleveland Ohio as Physician on
o boIu q Health, and during the last year he trentod
Hearty 200 cases Of Cholera. lie relied chiefly upon the
wv o tns remedy, aud il rarely failed him rhe money
m refunded ~ every case where Il does not give EN-
ie sailsaction Dr. 3. will gladly give any further h.
cation S'' "" fN'e'NN "PPn
Irlve u bottle. Druggists supplied at usual rnies
scut ny Express to any part Of the country nee
omo. 4, H. u. SKINNER. M. d.
V0u TO 10 FRIEND street. Cup stars) Boston late Phy-
hc'an TO the CITY Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio.
au%V dMWF&wGm
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10 whom aII orders may Dc a0dresse2
For sale in Worcester by NJ b. GREEN & CO., PIG
Main street, and by Druggists, generally.
au25 deodEWff
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FIR. IRA wARREN-s NEW RENI-
y EDIES. THE INHAIlNG BALM, THE Pull
T.,


CONSUMPTION is knoWn tobe durable having been cured
in almost every where timely application has been
made, BY the mode of treatment long practised by
Warren The secret of his success Isl that his medicine
prepared inhalation directly into the lungs where
the local disease is instead of conveying them exclusively
into the stomach where tits not The BALM presented
with the fullest confidence that it the best medicinal
agent ever employed for controlling Consumption. Itlas
in many cases restored to health those upon whom the
disease had made rapid and fearful advances and where
other remedies had proved unavaing. Being VAPoRzED
and inhaled in the way directed upon the bottle it enters
every air CELL and every particle of lung tissue Con-
sumption has local devel0pement in tie lungs and other
tissues, in the form Of TUBERCuLEs and then uLCERors
CAVITIES; the disease in either stage is reached by
this preparation The Napor Inhaler is made of silver
and glass, and is admirably adapted to its purpose.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

Icrs, I64 Nam sITlet,
Agent for New England, GEO. W. BRIGGS, Stationer,
and Wholesale and Retail dealer in Harrisons American
Perumery and Writing Inks, 32S Washington Street, OPP
posite the Adams House. ie22 dIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

a. M1Tn'S REMEDIAL DISCOVERY
- ANO CLEANSING COMpOUND.-This useful ar
ec has been used In many parts Of New England, for
several years for removing spots Of dry paint pitch OIL
grease, and most acid aains &C., from Ladrs and Cen
9mens clOhinR carpets, &c, giving universal eatsac-
ton II removes paints aud white spots from Windows,
Furniture &c, II has been asceftaned by experiment 10
be Of great use when applied remedy for Brrhs soads
Brusoa, Cuts, Chappcd Hands, Chilbalns Neuralgia,
hprans Nervous Headaches, Sore Lips, Animal Poison,
htysipclaH 4, Isn Ache, Ague, &c,
Fun drcctonA for each bottle will be given 10 the pur-
chaser, and cures warranted Il directions are complied
With
D. . c0LBsWoRrlIY, Agent, 90 Cornhi1, Boston.
BUbll CO., Worcester.
JOSEPH SMITH, PiopreLor
eu2l daw3m psalem street, Charleolt va, Maae
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Boston advertisements.
STATE PRINTING OFFICE.
WILLIAM WHITE,

WILLIAM WHITE,
j OBJ AND CARD PRINTE II,
SPRING LANE, cor. DEY0NSHIRE ST., Boston.
Every d. scription Of Printing executed superior
style. ie25 d2taw&wnv
4 IQUID MARROw.-This beautiful prepsr-
H alton or the Hair, being entirely free om Alcohol
in any form, will be found, trial. be the best thing
offered tc the public 1t is perfectly safe to 1t
will not burn the Hair. 1t will prevent the Hair from
falling out. 1t will any eruption upon the scalp
single trial will show its perfect superiority all
other articles, for Restoring, Beauyng, and Improving
the Hair.
Sold by all Apythecaries.
CAARLES T. GARNER, Proprietor,
Wholesale Druggist,
my15 deod&wtf 1873 Washington st Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

Mr.. BURNET: Dear sir-The Remedy for Asthma which
you prepared has given such great and speedy relief
that cannot refrain from thanking you for it.
My sutrings for many years dreadful; often de
priving of rest, both day aud night for many weeks
together that my life became burden 20 me, and
expected to suffer as long my life lasted had tried
every heretofore-kuown remedy within my reach with
little good effect, Last march Whcomb's Remedy,
prepared by yourself recommended to me- The first
dose quite relieved me- since that time easpoonful of
the Compound taken whenever have felt any Asthmat
ic symptoms, has in every instance relieved me. Believe
me, sir consideration would tempt to be without
bottle Of your Asthma medicine. 6.
do not quite like to have my in the newspapers
but you may make such of this for the benefit Of the
afflicted, as you may deem proper, L am, &C.,
w
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TANnM VEkY RNsT pIILIN usE.-nl

n ibONNg9 ALO1hA IAN unsurpnRHra Va
- rsy Of hcnuuh patterns, Of Eight bay aud rbIrt,
uoul VlV,ksi,hI g9od mekcerers, now ceiling NJ NJ
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-02

GuspowDER.-Some of the effects of ig.
nited powder nre wonderful. When it is
heaped up in the open air andinfamed there
is no report, but little effect is produced.
A small quantity open and ignited in room
forces the air outwards so as to blow out the
windows; but the same quantity confined in
a bomb within the same room, and ignited,
tears in pieces the whole house. Count
Rumford loaded a mortar with one.twentieth
of an ounce of powder, and placed upon it
Gan cannon ball; he then closed up every
opening and Fl Ell the charge, which burst
the mortar with tremendous explosion ana
lift d up its enormous weight he also pu,
twenty grains of powder in cy cylindrical
space which it Just fitted. and upon being
fired, it tore asunder piece of iron which
would have resisted a strain Of four hun
dred thousand pouuds.~-Nat'onal inteilt9'n
| Ger.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-02

MI,I''HMEsr or lMpRrsosMExr FOR DEBT
M ,sl Boston Chronicle
s,,,y says: "On Friday morning last
n, '' s mat the bill abolishing imprison-
|oh,t ,u' cent had been tabled. and would
IA as remain in that condition during the
\ ,hl. we session. We are most happy to
M. NV !" state that we have been mistaken
h bs. ttohlecture as to the fate Of the bill
n bsa. 'eeh passed; the grab law has 6nal-
Ih,,;,aa repealed, and it's repeal will, like
h. cover multitude of sins SO far a.
W. present Legislature is concerned
|hsy h." else that body may have done
hem hosa a. least done one good thing, lie
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The cost Of the Norwalk disaster to the
New York and New Haven Railroad has
been S2sO,0o0. and there are still unsettled
claims sgainst the Company outstanding.
1t will not, probably, escape the liabilities
and losses on account Of that terrible fair
short of three hundred thousand dollars.
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WALL PAPER.

WAIL n.
WE have Just received a second lot Of Wall Paper
w and Borders direct from the Manufacturers in
New York and We have now on hand 1000 Rolls OF
various patterns We will also receive in few day
by Railroad another large lot of6,00 Rolls, msk ing
our stock amount 10 10000 Rolls Of $50 patterns. To
persohs intending 10 paper their houses this spring
~ohd say that being the. Agents of one Of The lar
gest Manufactures in New YORK We are preparedito
furnish Wall Paper and Rorders at Factory prices
with the addition Of freight
For he convenience Of eur customers in davenport
wehave samples of alt our Wall Paper and Borders i,
our B.,ok Stand IN the Post Office, where they
make selections and leave ibe.r orders Give W cal
We III give sal iafaclioB TO a purchasers.
WARREN d RHAWN.
bookseller. and StatoRers and dealers in Wall Pa
pSr, Posi- once. venport Illinois 81, Rock Island.
March Goth du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-02

CON ns,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is now a sharp
boat, ,n"n gong on between the steam
v.ut.s' "hlns between Chicago and Mil.
few d.. ana the Lake Shore Railroad. A
,h,ou * seo, one was carrying passengers
ao,hinn 10, nity cents. and the other for
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-02
WRITING SCHOOL,.

i agood opportunity is presented: az Mr.. Fitch
an experienced teacher will open Writing School
Monday evening, May l4ih at Mrs. by ron's School
room, Forests Building, OF ard & Brady SITS.
Hours Of Instruction from to and from to Dock.
p. NJ. Davenport May 18th IS lind
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-02

Received at No Le Claire Block,
Harper's Magazine for June
Putnau's do do
Graham's do do
Godey's Lady'a dc
Atso New Publications.
Summer Land, q Southern Talei
Castle Builders;
The Initinls,
Kansas aud Mechanically Hale;
Life OF Seward-by Geo. 4 Baker;
The Slave Of the Lamp--by North
MayN w. II. HOLMES Il Co.
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Wall Papar

Tust received and opening ut the old stand No
lie Claire Block afarge and veil selected lot OF the
above named article, suitabie fr Halls and Rsomss
prisiug great variety Of patterns, also Border,
to match. Prices 10 suit the times.
WI. HOLMES and Co.
Davenport, 3rd May, 1855. 3mths.
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Downings Cottage Residences,

U0WuInB CUIthB0 1esiueuceb,
A SERIES OF signs for Rural Cottages and Cot
n tage Villas and their gardens and grounds,
adapted TO North America, by A. !. Downing: svo
cloth gill; Is pages, illustrated with plans
aud engrsy ings-priee $3.50;
RURAL HOMES,
Or sketches Of Hoss suited TO American country
life, with original plans, designs, DC, by Gervose
Wheeler, l2mo cloth gilt, 500 pages, Numerous en-
cravings; price rs
III PIhc above Books will be mailed postage free
any address receipt of the prices above III
feat funds,
A.Thc iowa Book Rooms,
No. SO Brady a.
Davenport. Iowa.
5mo ii.dw3t ELI ADAMS, Agent.