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Boots ano Sbots.
TuE SHOE TRADE.

IyAvISG increased osr faeiiitles fsr mAnaseta a. Z,
ing and dealing In Boots shoes and @ ~
t, the citizens ofDayenpor and icinity Krcttef ~
duceidenis tisn 10 buy tbeir booe AMI sboes :"
lain every deser ton Of goods wanted by rue peot'e
We also are niAIl lEz extensive Pfepafa.iohs i"'
Hb0rsHIeing Boot. snJ Shoes, and We 'hfitr eoa"-
try dealers call AID eXsnue our si0es ana pfe' >
ast ~ determination 10 soii on As good teI"' 40
lhcy ean be pufcLsss.iin ~ l.suis or Chicago
DAWSON, GRiGGs s. 90.
oct % Brady a., door froinsi
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IDWA STEAM CABINET
IkAN ANlIEA ANlnRA

INE subsc ritter would respectfully inform the eN-
i ixeus OF Davenport and OF CenLrll Iowa that no
manufactures aud keeps constantly on hand aud tor
sale at $500,
Whole sale and Aetuhl,
tURNlI URE OF every description, ron 'he nhest
sng, 10 the comm uaest Bureau Having reeehty got
LIs steam works into operation, he capable Vi ni
Ing all orders lAat v! be given him Al sloit nouos
1 as .iti WORK which he warrants To be Of bottsr
on.llty than an, thing imported into lhe ety. aad
Which viii be sold at lower rates. All kinds ui
sNyPOKTED FURNITURE
aIsa kept on hand aud for sale low. Pieasscaii ahi
. N.t,ine hi. stock, az the mandatory On Second
street south side, east ol Perr! street. -
Dayenl.orI, Nj ~ 80 1896 dGwu L. &. ph SsAlNi.
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THE GREAT NORTHERN LAKES The
coast line Of our great northern lakes
exceeds three thousand miles inlength.
The greatest length OF Lake Ontario is
$50 miles. that OF Erie 240: Huron
260; Michigan 800; and Superior 355
making a total length of 1855
miles, and an area Of 10000 square
miles. The entire area drained by
these great inland seas is estimated at
345,5l5 square miles. Theys empty
their waters into the ocean through the
| st. Lawrence. which is navigable
from Lake Erie downward to all yes
sells not exceeding 130 feet keel, 20
feet beam, and 10 feet draught. The
aggregate traffic of the lakes is at this
time stated in money value much
more than $500, 500, 900, employing
eighty odd thousand tons ofsteam and
lbs, 900 tons of sail vessels, though as
late as the year 1900 there was scarce
ly craft above the size Of an Indian
canoe trading on the lakes.
EATING ONES MONEYS WORTH
The Newport correspondent Of the
Providence J0unaitclls the following
story.
| A sickly looking man accosted an
other visitor by remarking, ~ on APP
pear to be well: what do youvisit this
place ior?"
ITO enjoy myself"
"Are you ILL"
"Oh, terribly So"
Then permit me to remark, as a
friend, that even il you were in the
most robast health, you eat altogether
too much"
Atthis sickly looked Il little indig-
nant, but the next moment he cooled
down and replied: 8
Il like your conversation very much,
but what on earth is "A man to do who
is here paying two dollars and half
q day9n
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
% ! So

~ u aud after Monday June Both, 1856, and until
[ tar,her notice trains will leave Davenport, for
Nnsea,ine aud Iowa City, Sundays excepted fol-
lows: :, 80 =.
I'd Mail train al s.Uo a. ~
81 Express train at o.oo 4. n. n.
as foiiows' .
lot Mail train at 80 \. IL.
al Rynr,ss Train, 7tU z. III.
a. Eraivht a nd Eudg rant Train at -.et r NJ.
All Trains outof Davenport viii make connections
with Muscaine and Iowa City.
The Passenger ! f;liHs cuuHec. At davenport with
ma gacE island and Chieago frains. The evening
train stops Que hour in DSN SNenl"Ii lOr .u per.
Passengers are reminded 81 lLc necessity OF giving
a tinc directions as 10 the destination Uf their bag
onva Also to procure tickets before taking their
..t,. in me cars JOHN h HENRY.
A DAY Sup't.
Naster of Transportation. apiii-du
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NEW TIN STORE
- Connsr. soS At II, Tin = and Sheet Iron Ware.

rINHE subscribers have just opened store on Har.
L rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
ON hand all kinds Of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid TO Roofing, Sponiing and
Jobbing. Country erehsnts can rely upon beRs
supplied with TIA ware at wholesale prices.
Rags old copper, lead, Sc, taken in exchange fct
xoods. AiIGdtf1 GRANTEES BELL.
FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS
OE0OpouNDs Fresh roll Butter also, iS kegs ehoiSt
LCUVpaeked and 900 dozen Esgs, just received atf
tor sale at the HANkEYE STORE.
apl JACOB WEAVER, JR,. co.
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JssEs X GRAHAM q. " hErHAh
GIsAEgsf & kEPSER,
Forwarding aud Commission Merchants,
M. Z BURROWS NEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET
Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited tor the purchase Vi TRAM floafi
Wool and fEodUe generally.
-aRsFEKRsCEs-
RanOHs s. Frsttyman, Davenport Iowa,
Wise, PuseyH " ise, Phil. Pa,
Springer, HarbaaSh s. CO., PittsbuTg, Pa,
Spang Co., -
Joseph f.. Eiaer, ~. Louis, Mo-,
MeHride q Hammer, Cincinnati, Ohio
4. Mccoy S sons, \ .Ltsboh,
% & D. Mcdonald s Co, "ells|lie ONO,
AOblaB Martin,
George Hells,
Hanna, GarretsonS Co, Cleveland, :"
Hassey & Sinclair +"
James Graham, New Garden,
Merchants geAeraliy, Salem,
~ fRH
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RREsll HulTkN ANp EGas.
xoLINE PAPER MILLS

rI,HEsuoscriber are constantly making varietyO1
Printing and Wrapping Papersai their M iiiin Mo
line and will pay Cash any reasonable quantity
good clean cotton or linenrags. ourtrayellingagen
A. o. Churchill viii call on the Merchants through
centralI0wa and paythem In cash or paper for their
rsgs. %. . W. "hsELoeh.
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WILSON 81 PARKER,
ENGRAyERs aud BRAND CUTTERS,
Seals and Seal Presses of every description
CARDS AND ENVELOPES
PRINTED - \ SUPERIOR 4 W. l.
Il OLIVE aFRERr, ST. LOUIS, MO.
sepI.E3dly
SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY
RsEWsIER * KNIGHT.
Land Agents At Sioux City, Iowa.
Lands entered aad Warrants located Ia Sioux ttlYf
Fort Dodge and Council biuns.
u Predictions pr0mptiy attended To-
Ey RREWSlER, h. =. KNIGHT,
Atty. * Ioan'r. al Law civil kugineer& surveyor
MEIER TO
DAWSON q True, ksqrs,, Editor Gazette,
Dr.. Nj. NllIerwa1, Dawson ~ nriSgsI
II, Price, Esq, - Lane, hsq'
MAJ 10, '3o-diy -----
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Isa sa -

% %tEE1 L1Ez
The great Centrul Route, connecting the AT isntie
ellie. Win the Western, northwestern, ana South.
gcstetn states, by continuous railway direct Ibis
road also connects al Pittsburgh villa daily line oi
sntors "a an o. rus on the North western Lakes
Ix tAe most direct ehsaYsst and rsitatis rs4fs by
Which FIRE. ght can be forwarded ~ and from ILe
Great West
Rates between Philadelphia and PittsbuIg,
FIRST class --hoots shoes, Dry.t e. n ina .
G0ods lin boxes Fars, Feathers, aeS
%e,.st,.i Class ..- Books Il Station
err, Dry Goods Qu bales) Drugs And s0e. d i,a.
Medicines, Hardware Leather Wool
frt,irs giass.--AnYs, Bagging1
Bacon, Pors in bulk Cast slesi,f soc ' loo y
s,,Ie leather tin bupdlvs) Oehre, &c.D
court n G. ass .--Cofiee, Fish BAL
con " Pork (packed Larda Lard oii, zoe LOO l..
hemp Iron, lead nas, soda ash Ge)
RLoUR-al per oatrel nntii further notice.
GkAlN-5u cls per ~" z. .ithl iatthcr notice.
COIIOS-S2 pea Att".. t't e>oeodiny JUU lbs,
weig hi Gntiiiuth tnUi.So.
II PIN shipping ooo'ts from any point cast OF Phil.
sdsphis, be particular 70 marx packages "sa Penn.
yfeaaia n, - All goods Consigned the q,
Ssptg for his Road rhiiads phia Pittsburx, will
by forwarded sitho tdetentioD.
EEE,su4 a.ssrs .--Harrs, WOrmly & Co., Mem.
shts rsnu. H. Y. SASS Co., 81. Louis, J. s. Mtch.
ail 4 son, evansville, lad Dame,ail, Bell Bur
CO co.. o'Ill Saa.naat T. II a1ansn Co., zsns.sii.
o. Lssy9 . Cos = hiis, y. i1 hosoa' Lsseh 60.
place, New Yotk; L. J. saeeder, Phlisdephiai Ma
yF.w Il Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Fronciseus, Pitts
burg. -,
H. JLoMBAEkT, sApt. attSssa, Pa.
pennsy Ivania Railroad.
Three Daily through Trains between Phiiadeiphia
and putsbulgh THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for pittsburg al u A. NJ, and
p,tsDarxh fer Philadelphia at7 A. NJ. The fast line
leaves Philadeiphaatl p N and PitlsbuIg fof Phil
sd.lpnta aI Z. NJ. THE NIGHT AxPRksa train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at II NJ. and
rittsbu fgh ivr Philadelphia ii /, l.. NJ.
The above lines connect al rittsbufgh with the
Railroads 10 and from 81 LoGts No., ALTON, uaieha
md Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Le Sihstoa and louis-
willie, KY; Terre uaute, taytoA, Springfield, BELLE
iaui,gs, EundasAy, IOlsi.,, Cleveland, DoiuIlb bus,
Zauesy lille, MassiliOh aud oJslar Ohio; also with
the steam packet boaLs ifom aud 10 New Orleans,
St Louis Louisville aud Cincinnati.
Through tcke Is be had TO sr from either Of the
above places. ~
tor .urther particulars SEQ handbills 81 the differ
euf slaring popnts. Passengers from the West will
a} this The shortest and most expeditions route TO
p tI .ielphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
NOS. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phlia.
MEShIMEN, Agent Pas SO ngcr Lines, Pitts.
Puila. Nov Cd 'J5 diy
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Rock Island & keokuk Daily
fsnssemarr Packet tNne.

Davenport, ST. Paul and st. Louis Packet.
EzeNs.N H1HE due steamer Fire Canoe
N&&x / Capt Force, Master, will rake
r = II Tes ular trips from 81. Louis, DaVGn-
port aud 81, Pau, touching al all Intimate poluts
Passengers and shippers may rely on her naming
in the trade during The season. For freight VI pas
sage apply ON board or -
HURROwS n PRETTYMAS,
Mrh ,56-afn agents
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Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
parsons desirous OF Information cohcerhihS 'nis
| point can soc y plat of iha new Town aha oossh
Gi particulars Vi prices ofiots, Ae. ~ ssnuf 3"
Onee over wileys @ roeery slora, sas'.
Davenport, Aug. h'aS-ti
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pennsyIvania Railroad.
Norts tslaM0.


NJ. b. OSBORN & co.
LAND. STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, III.
Attend 10 the pa yneni md all other matters
connected It'll Land Agency iu all parts oil Illinois
uod Iowa. odioc on Orleans street, near Cu9rt
House.
Cheap Lands.
\ w ar See "a town 80 n range w lG0 acres
w ar sec Is {. :. w lGo -
situa tod ia Cedar county. Also
/ NE or sec % Town s0N . 4Es9 -
NlsEqr seead ossoN !. sso aEse -
SIN w ar sec a6 g e0N +" 4Es0 +"
" S K ar sec "a " son & 60
In Scott county, are offered for thirty days al great
bargains by their owners who deie ermned 70 SELL
Cpl. 10 Nj. Il. Osborn q W; Lans AS''
Wehave also some City ard Country property In
Rock island county whibh are 0 dsred very cheap.
Jan 5 SIS d-wu
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Farming Implements and Machines,
Also,
CscIn AMI GARDEN Ss.s.ps,

all frssh and true ~ name sitti ktpJ
The nlns pu blic Will had th,r nterest promoted by
making An examination Of qualities al the Above ys,
ishuenl, bsfore purchasing elsewhere. saieslu0Ii
W. corner Rock leland and Front streets DaveuIurt L.
June
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Notice

Notice.
t,aCK Islaud Bank hss made arrangements 10
| limited amount Of the notes Of "Tho Maauisc-
~. = and Mechanics Bank of Columbus, Georgia; ~
and the same WILL be received ON oePosu orr pay
msntfor Exchange or Coin on the same terms NJ the
tSsnes of the solvent Banks of Virginia, Kentucky,
1hIo ar Indiana n. B. OSBORN. Prast.
n Isbnd Junal3 i,Sgtf S. Il. MANN. Cashier.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THIS ia to certify that the
existing between the aadersgn under the
ma n, aud style oi shoup y BaIkal is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
All The demands outstanding in favor sf said arm
will DO collected bs said Shoup.
"'' B. F, sHoUP.
". BARkALUW.
UP Tie ForT arIing and Commlssion business
viii hereafter be Co outinued by b.. shoap& 20,
III Inc sal me sLand,
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~, claire House.
DENIs0N & WIRTH, Proprietors,
n. the above establishment viii respectfully u
Il a,tod no anl rslaHshed is now in readiness for
the accom- allou Of tue public, and they wii spare
no sf5fgstd give satisfacton TO those siopptrg WIN
them TIE above HoRsa Is located on West Main
street bet weQn Second and Third sls.
Davenport. May 1, SO, dwtf
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FRANCIS JACOBI, JR's.,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE

THHE rfespeetfu!lyinsiiesthe attention ol
i the citizens OF fDaYenportaud surrounding country
10 H,sDrug and cal on Brad between See
0ud nd Third Sis.
From his sknoSiedgean4 experience inlhe business,
he assure those who may favor him tEAlthe w!i
bcfufnishsd with Medicines 0fIhe best quality, pro
pared with the slreteaI and at moderate prices
nslattention vii! be given to the compound
ing oil all Prescription.
Healsokeepsa goo assortment iDf German sFfeneA,
English and Ametican periumeTy, Tooth anh Half
Brushes, CoIn5s ,saL General ass artment "fFauey
Articles.
Davenpo rt Oct sth, ls54,d-tt
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dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
scrofuls, Kings Evil,
Affections of the Zones, Syphilis,
Debility, Aabituai Costiveness,
Erysipelas, pulmonary diseases,
Liver Complaint, Piles,
Female Irregularities, Fistula,
Skin Diseases, Disessd Kidneys,
and a greatsnd Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and invigorating the en- tire system
The medicine, lhousra prepared at great exp ense
yet lne DfIec is 80 mod That society may 0t-
iait, A. THOMAS A. HURLEY.
Mandatory, corner oi Seventh and Green sis.,
Loaisyille, ny.
N-s7For sale at whole sale or retail by
An II dSwiy c. T.WEBB, lie Claire Row.
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NORCR0eS' PATENT PLANNING MACHINE
,I,HE subscriber, Agent for the Pstantee of Nor
! cross Paten, Planning Mach ine will sell rights 70
Counties OF smaller districts in the State OF Iowa
and will furnish Machines manufactured by the pat
eptse H. Y. SLAYMAkER,
ii Nickolls Real Estate Oides, Corner of Second
Lec24 and Main Streets, Davenport,
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner OF Third and Perry Streets,
kCKLgY 0LMsTEAD, Proprietors.
CSHE undersigned would respectfully inform their
| friends md the bu ble, that they have this day
opened the sorry IdrrL, for the reception OF stfah
gsrs and travellers. 1t has been entirely remodeieh
md ne ly furn she'd The location is central and con
yeulont aud no eiorI the part Of The Propreiors
shall d waiting contribute 10 the comfort oithef
patrons. .-z.,....,.
Extensive STABLlKa, with careiula ma aitehtfehos-
tiers alwAys iu attendance. Also large yard
uesteJ for tie accommodate Of Farmers, sc.
share public patronage tsrespeetigiiy soltiIen
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kSOOY',S - SHOES.
WHOLESALE RETAIL,
At The Empire Store.
sssln ylTE have no W in store large and we'll
hlS w lecled stock OF BOOTS and SHOES, 10
N9hieh we in invite the attention Of all in want
OF Particles in our line. Country traders wish
ing 10 replenish their stocks will hnd it 10 ID ad
ganlage to give II call before purchasing else.
xhare.
IL Our numerous customers who prefer CUSIOd
WORK we continue TO hold out induce mel Is In the
way Of prime stock and stylish work not equaed
IuA side Of Ss1 York. III yies OF Ladies' work
manufactured as usual. Brady Street, ijsv export.
apl31du MOORE * BROWN.
1 DIES, AssL gaLtErs IN dc ID order
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For the Ladies.
IfRkNCH kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
II and Velvet slippers.
Also, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
Caters, from $50 10 &2,s5 per yatr, for sale by
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGA \ co
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
tENHIs Invaluable compound SO fully apprec Ia ted
7 bv tho American people, Is gaining vide celeb
fty and has become permlnentiy established - the
best and effective medicine or The day. Cert ID
Gates daily pouring IN from all parts ihe States
and the Athlete now rejoice there is help Shen
cry other remedy proves Intellectual. Diseases which
for wears proved i source Of misery, aud agonizins
rturs have readily yielded beneath its irresistible
ind haence and countless families rendered happy and
che rlul b, its extraordinary encaey II you want
Ia pure aud genuine Sarsapariia, tthat which is As
y I;sretlt nd su psr,of to Balls amy other COM
% ld as one tnnS is apabie OF being 10 auothor,
then take Hurloys, for out OF thousands OF cases
scattered through ilabana, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Missouri aad kentueky, il has never In i
single iEs lance beea knos 10 Iaii, aud Ill care be-
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Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.

AIDES Calf, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
IL q Misses Kid, Morocco, En- Boots siibpe,
;. P-g'd& scwed KID, Enamel & Coal busk las
aui other ST. les for sale by
DAWSON, GRIGGs, b co,
Brady street Iuur fro IA I'd. UaS Senpor rg, Iowa.
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UarOS.
j. w. STEW ART,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW,
ONCE alston. shore, Brady bet Font and % -
June 10 dtl DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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I. N. SINGER { COPS GAZETTE.

FENHE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COM
n PANY, RAVENHEAD, LANCASHIRE ENGLAND
Warehouse for the United States
JOHN R. PLATr, 10 Murray-st., New York
Where will be found full assortment of their Superior
Polished Plate for Store and House Fronts Show Cases
&C. Also, Rough Glass from I to II inches thick
N b. Western customers are referred to the new State
Bouse of Ohio Columbus which is glazed with the
Plate Glass of this Company mch24 d6r,
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A RNOLD'S GLOBULES
- -AND-
VITA Al FL u d.
UNION OF THE OLD AND THE NEW
Medicine aud Chcmistry--AIIOp and
Homeopathy,
\ THESE MnDIoo CHEMICAL

~ lhESE MHDlCO CuEMlCAL
RESTORERS OF HEALTH
Which eradicate huors by introducing into the blood and
system the chemical opposite OF the Human Poison
They remove Gihousness in like manner, by qu.
city consuming the cause through chemical action
They strengthen the blood and give It increased life
and vigor OF health.
Bilious attacks prevalent in spring, may be preuent
cd by the Of the Giobuies and Yiai Fluid In con-
nection The Of gentleman we'll known in worces-
ter is an illustration Of This important item OF their eff
feet Lassitude, weariuess aud debility of spring
especially alleged aud directly removed by their peculiar
action in yazng the blood and giving 't the elements
Of fresh, cool arthus temperlng the effect Of sprtng
changes in The atmosphere and ertreme summer heat
This item should be noticed and realized by every person
subject to biousness assltude, debility esseDed appe
tte or weakened AZ approach OF warm weather,
and during It's continuance The VIAL FLpID partfcu-
lariy Uiuifes aud tones up the system Costiyeness
may be removed and permanently cured by taking small
doses Of the Gobules regularly and the Fluid at inter
walls Plies thus reduced and permanently bdaished,
JOHN .. nILL 800 Main st., wholesale dealer in
Worcester will supply trade ~ vicinity at the lowest
prices Bold aso by Bush Co.. Scott, SPUR, and apOth
eeaes and medicine dealers generally in Worcester and
vicinity. msls ~
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BOstOn btpI' IBI IoOOt
Messers Baker 90. have been engaged for several
years in the publication Of Typographical Maps and have
acquired high and well deserved reputation In this &C
cupation As they have published Mans which we're
struc ed by me OF Counties Massachusetts and Connec
cut, eau confidently recommend them AS responsible,
energetic and gentlemauly In all their transactions and
am certain they will, as they invariably have done give
entre satsiactonto all who may have dealings with hen
ii, 4. WALLlNG,
my22 du State Engineer of Mass
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ReaI Gstnte.


EFiiil g;ii
~ new HOUSE, with 7 finished rooms, LII
very convenient and finished style. with from
to three acres of good land, situated Heman Street,
near Fairmount Square, about ten minutes walk the
Court House. of the most beautiful and healthy loca-
lions in the city, commanding fine view of the city AMI
its surroundings.
Also, neat COTTAGE at the new end Of Bowdoin
St, rooms, with good sized lot Of land.
Also. good double Cottage House Burt Street with
about 5000 feet Of land; in each part Several
House Lots in different parts of the city all well and
trally located.
Lots varying in size from half to several acres
the north part Of the city, where land is rising in value
faster than in any other direction
The large Building the Of Burt and Grafton
Streets 60 by feet with about 1000 feet of sud the
building is very strong and from its location directly
opposite the new Factory of Messrs Earle) well adapted
Tor many manufacturing purposes, for lis present
All the above property any part Of it will be sold at
so low figure as to make it object either for specula
tion or investment if applied for soon.
je2 deod1mis d. 8 MESSENGER
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
Printed and Published by JoHS MILTON EARLE, &
THOMAS DREW al No 30 Main Street. Worcester Mass.


DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year; $3.50 for six
nonths Sl25 for three months 10 cents per week. single
opies two cents each. When paid strictly odpance,
deduction of 81 year will be made and proporonate
eduction paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months, and so months If paid strictly
advance, sl,75 cts year; single copies cents each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-06
f m VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

- The Charles Hill Estate, situated on High St.
The Mrs. NJ. H. Goddard Estate on Main Street.
II acres of first rate land q miles from Main Street.
With first class building occupied by 4. NJ. Banning
Also good Pastures in the vicinity of Worcester.
The above property offered by the subscribers on the
most reasonable TERMS with many others this vicinity
consisting Of Farms aud Honse Lots.
mySl d3n EZEKIEL & j. NJ. DANIELS