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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01

EpAR IRON AND STEEL.
r O N
25 tons assorted wedish Iron, fat and square.
10 best Norway Bar Iron.
$50 assorted best refined Iron, found fat and
square,
so tons shafting Iron, from II to inches round,
20 " small round, and square Iron from ZIG to OIL
Of an inch.
5 tons U. B. horse-nail rods
10 horse and ox-shoe IRON
10 best Norway rods, and shapes assorted
20 ." hoop and band Iron, from to inches wide.
20 best Glendon Iron.
Lowmore Iron, assorted.
Oval, and hafround Iron.
Sheet Iron.
S It T. Ell.
e tons sleigh shoe Steel, (Swedish)
best cast Steel, (Sanderson, Bro. & Coz
6 round machinery Steel.
" English spring "
German A."
Blistered L)
ALEC
Fisher 8 Norris Cast Steel Face Anv5ts ana
Vices. Best English'Angi1s and Yices,
Horse RGsps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREEs and BOXES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKSMITlrS BELLOWS,
BLACKsMITHs SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA.
GRIN TONES.
Horse Nails, made from best u b. Iron warranted
N. y. p Il I. are also Agents for ADRI0NAO AMER
ICAN CAST STEEL
" The above will be sold the most favorable terms
BY the subscribers at the old sand Washington Square
PRATT INMAN.
worcester Oct. !. 1904 deodaw
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Price Two cents.
Notifies.


EuRE INSURANCE.-The Mechanics, Not,
Fire Insurance Co, oforcester hereby give notice
that the Directors of said Company have by vote eteT
mined to DIVIDE the property insured by them into two
classes, VIZ the Manufacturers and the MechanicsI
Glass, which takes effect from this date One million @
lars having been previously subscribed be insured ia
the Manufacturers Glass they prepared insure in
that class the terms other Mutual Offices Coz
ton and Wooden Mills, having the following characteris-
tics, viz built of brick stone, heated by steam having
constant watch, good force pump, expressly for ex
tngushng fires, and the picker out of the main mill or
II in the mill, in fire proof They also insure in
the Mechanics Glass. dwelling houses farm barns stores
stocks Of goods machine shops, and mechanics property
generally, excepting shaving risks" and such as IS
termed extra hazardous.u v-
DIREcTcRs.- Henry Denny, Worcester Geo. Black
bum, Boston Esek Saunders, Grafton; Alonzo White
Leicester; R. s. Denny, ClappvilIs Geo. a. Rice, Wor.
cester VIM b. Fox, Jr., Worcester; Dwight Foster
worcester Daniel Tanner, Worcester Samuel L. Hodg-
es, Lei ester. HENRY A. DENNY PRESET
VIM. S. Denny, sec'y.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1856. diff
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GENTEEL HOUSE < LOT FOR SALE.

nm A Beautiful Location, No. cro,cn Street,
Hsl!E Pleasant Street
Consisting of Two Story House, nearly new, thorough
~ built conveniently arranged for tenements con
tanning most of the modern improvements. ssa
The Lot is 60 by 100000 feet. Upon the same Is a
choice variety of Fruit Trees in bearing condition This
location very desirable from its elevated postoncom-
handing fine view Of large portion of the city, and its
proximity to the centre Of business being but Ave minutes
walk from the City Hall. Terms liberal.
For particulars, inquire on the premises.
Worcester June 4, 1865, deS
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To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in tn

premises:
FENE Trustees Of the State Reform School at Westbor-
N ough desire to inform the several Courts of the Com
monweath, taking cognzance of Juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School is occupied by larger mum
Der of boys than is fitted to provide for They therefore
request tn t. at present. be sent there. Should
commitments continue, the only alternative presented to
the Trustees to remand portion of the inmates to the
Houses of Correction as provided by law To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given
By ordeo oil the Trustees.
TH0S. A. GREENE, Sec'y. 3
Westborough, Oct II, 1856 al
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Books, 5tu.ione y, &e.

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NrUxx, ooo.2g, --xxy DooUc,
OoNS NUNS
pAVEp TDrT,.DT-T Dn~,Dc
oAhhh' 4hOMDULLs DARN ho-
: No. Il 81 Mnin Street.
IN,
BOOKS FOR TIL, HOLIDAYS
English Christmas Roof for 1880
Rertba,s Christian vision
ANIMALS for 1855
Pictorial Treasprv
lanes ~ Lvnwood
Mvsterioua story Root =
me Wind Snrit and Raj, co5.oss
Legons Of Brittany Illustrated.
H sT hegions.
M Apoaru.
RnSe az ps % pT,lles, poo,,.
The Life Of Goethe, Lewes
Ballads, by Thackeray.
Mimic Lift, Mrs Richie.
New vols. British Poets.
Almanacs and Diaries for 1855.
Great variety Of Toy Books.
Large assortment Fancy Goods.
- ~ - - - IIN.
~
a new cohecuono OF
Social, Moral and RELIGIOUS Songs
Designed for the use Of Schools Seminaries Academic
and Juvenile Singing Schools
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY o. CoLIEsTRn
Teacher and Director Of Music and having been for seve
raj years employed as teacher and Director OF Musical
SoEehgns, anu lsacners INSTITUTES ana also having
neen employed IN the state NDrnat school at Framing
nam and the Normal institute at Lancaster, Mass, by
ana various other opportunities he
regard to this department Of educatior feels confident
that will not only meet the appreciation of the many
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MOvING.-The subscri

building MOVING.--The subscriber hav-
D ing had several years. experience in Boston and vi
cnty in the moving and raising of both Wood and Buick
Buildings, either with without chimneys standing,
would respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that and after November 1st he will attend to
any business in his line, in prompt and efficient man
Re:erences.-F. h. Knncutt, Jonathan Grout, j. B.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
o25 d3ms No Myrtle st.
NJOTICE.-REALE ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD,
~ House Lots for SAFE Farms exchanged for city prop
ery City Property exchanged for Farms in the country
Also, attends to the Letting of Tenemens, Collecting
Rents, &c No. Flaggs Building, up stairs.
n22 diff ABM FLAGG. =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned have this day
formed copartnershp for transacting general
mission business in Flour GRAIN Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, &C., under the of UPHAM 4 ALDRICH,
and will continue the business of Ald Co, at No. 4a
and 40 Front Street, as heretofore.
GEORGE P. UPHAM.
?. w. ALDRICH.
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1855. ~ diff
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DEAl. ESTATE PROKNR.-TbI

ID EAL ESTATE BROKER.-The under
~ signed has taken an office at No. 49, Main street
where he will be happy any persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing building lots, farms, those having Real
Estate which they wish to exchange for other property
ANY person. DESTROYS Of purchasing or exchanging Real
Estate, will find it for their interest to call on me- al
my office between the hours of 81 O'Clock A. NJ and 81
o'clock L. NJ.
N, B-Money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
to build. BENJAMIN WADSWORTH
Worcester, July 8. 1855 d1v
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nYE WOODS. &cs-G. S. & A. j. HOWE
~ Worcester Bank Block Foster Street, have in store
and for sale, Logwood, Campeachy, and St. Domingo,
Fustc, Cuba, Camwood, Eastwood, Hypernc Peachwood
Red Sanders, Brazil wood, and Quercitron Bark.
81
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
- COMPANY. WOrcester, Mass.

= 8IUUsOUUe
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, Pres't. CLARENDoN HARaIs Secsr
This very successful Company conducted upon the cash
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated a
large surplus cash capital have been enabled to reduce
the rates of Premium about 25 per cent and dispense en-
rey with deposite notes. the annual premium being the
xtent Of the liability.
$4,000 only taken on risk. &tSa
Policies issued good lives for California and other
countries, at reduced rates of premium
For further information, apply TO
CLARENDON p ARRIS. Secy, 98 Main st.,
DIV Worceakay
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kINARM FOR SALE,-The subscriber offers for
sale the very valuable farm, known the sThax-
ter Farm situated in the northerly part of Worcester
miles from the City Hail. 1t contains 122 acres choice
land in good state Of cultivation, well situated and
with beautiful southern exposure. The buildings
ample for FIRST class farm and In good condition, the
Barn being but old The farm is well
the choicest varieties OF fruit adapted for the market and
home use The terms Of payment may be made easy to
the purchaser with satisfactory security Inquire of the
subscriber FRANCIS M NERRIFELD.
Worcester, Jan. Z, 1855. dsawtf
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Clothing ruined Paint Crease Pitch Tar any other
H O u OH i NJ s
r p n o v 4 Z Q r,

cleanse it, Goats Vests and Pants
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JAMES PYLE's
d ETIC SAL ATUSI
GsINGER's sEWING MACHINES !!

For sale by Grocers generally. HOWE + HAcKErr,
Agents, l03 Main street, Worcester. .
dsc2S dan
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DAR IRON AND sTEEL.

VVtI NU sUI lhdlIII sl.i " OTCtsIt
n All communications strictly confidential.
ian1 dautf
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d. FARM FOR SALE.-Stuated in Auburn,
;i; within five miles of the City Hall in orce ter
A containing ffty-dve of good Land, suitably
divided into moving, pasurng' tilage and wood land
There sa good two story House, Barn. Carriage house,
graiuery and other out buildings all in good repair Also
Wood Lot of fifteen acres not connected with the farm
but which will be sold with it, The whole will be disposed
Of at great bargain, and the terms Of payment will be
madeyery easy Apply at this Office, the premises.
janl0 deep w4w J. G. GOES.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-18

CHIUAGO, NONeFnbeT ., I655.
This is to certify that / have been furnishing power and
room for the operation Of one Of " & j, 81. Clark's Patent
Flour Mills, for the last few month, and in my opinihn il
il the best and cheapest mill in use. 1t takes bat little
rover in comparison 10 other milIs, not needing over six
horse power, and has run, since have been acquainted
with 1t, with no Cost Tor repairs, and seems in as good
condition now as when hrst Put up. / can ~chesrfnlly rec
onmeRd il 10 all who wish TO engage in the Manufacture
Hour, either on Q large or small scale. 1t can be set up
and run in connection with any other machinery, such as
Grain-Eleyators, saw Mills, and by combining three or
four sets OF burrs and bolt, you will have a Milf that will
10 more work than the large Merchant mills Of the old
kinds, and a great saving in every item of expense.
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WH0LEsALE M RgTAIL.

rEtHE subscriber mas received. IRON tho Eastern Hbt
Southern Markets aigrge and we'll selected stoel
OF goods of all tescriptionsi IN common use, consIslinl
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and CAPS,
Glassware, 9ueeBswLre, Buffalo Robes.
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton - arp, F..
GarpetGhain. Picking Yarn, Cut Window GIass
q. Al i.& kanaw h. sail Hardware,
Xet'sand &fllSaws, Iron, atikinds, steel assoc ed
Castings, Nails, all Kinds, GEiIdslones,
W~odenware, Live Geeseleainers, Pitch&O akutp,
Soils and Upper Leather, Wallpaper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Uiis, bye StuGs, &c.
which Will be sold al q small advance for Cash, As /
intend keeping everything in COMMON use, persons
wanting several articles can obtain them on Front ri
at the brick sloTeoppUsitothe dlils, davenport, Iowa
Juns6, 1853. j. M. BOWLING.
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ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor OF the
Rapids MILLS. LIE CLAIRE.

uvILLkeepeoBstah.it on hand and for sale & largi
w assortla.stef Lam Der, Latbs shin
giles Of eFers variety OF slze for bsiiding perpose
a. also hard y ODD loT cabinet work and f1achiIey.
Being stthe head ofihs rapids, he ean0b.aip selec.
sdlogs OF best quality and IN unlimited quantity G,
as 10 keepths Mile running yery week an the year
oraers can thereIofse be ailed on short notice At an
ne.
lie ais rnlshsalumbe otfuilsizes and s,ihs
lowest sGsh yrics. FEB. .fs55-dtf
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FARMERS: SAW AND GRIsF MILL MES
The Best Mill ever s1srsa To the Public /,
FELTONS PORTABLE MIL

L ~ )- ~ VIA DIE MILL
kA9tilGH has takea the Fret Pre.aian At .UH.
w state and CaEHtg EsJrE where il h., L.sT.n a.
hibilsd, lHd 4 GSd -icaat At t1e .3nsyieEz yH,.fs,,
y. Y. Guy. Thls trgig excellent Min, eaIsbJst.'
alike for It's simplicity, durability and urari4en4'r3.
patented lany @dt lhJl, rlzBdS gnrYaled! 1tFIE-
NUMBER these mills soId, and their iuersa,ag y
mAnd toreibly declare their merit lover 1000 ~.
been sold la the last six moAias}. Fhsy : 90.
bly adapted for grinding Corn, oats, Wheat, Es,..
Corn 10 le ear Spices, DC. with a Fapld!tg and ~
lection uHknow Hbetors.
So.2 Aill grinds IRON 1 TOT bus. of msai. ar te.
Is bus offsed per hour = iih from 2 10 sbnf.s. al
other Nos. II pF1pOrtloHato amount. Thsy J, =.
propelled BY harse, steam or watsF p8FeT. sDd =,
well adapted 10 irregular motion, hsupa al q frar-
cost thoy can be attached - AIIJ saw mill.
MRAL sEivks are attached 70 tAsse mills TIM. "a.
dsEing them Ihe only traly gr4sfieaBks mi! a fsrms.
eanhave.
References can DO given whore these mill, s-,
been In use le months witbOut either rse.EvIrg ~.
Needing dressing, aHd liEcM tse where lh8y ssTs
trodgeed four months ago for grinding Iron oar.
1t Is an established laCI that all mills usinr kr.,.,
"esf Iteah bat neyer"gyiaa HsaLw ana tani I'D ss..
and cob crusnen only craeA the corn and r5h II
that neither reduce Ihs iced to q desired ausnI,,
10 be used with proat. BatAe
FELTON, MILL.
vithout knives. and with grinding suIia.es ~ k.,l
tempered s~ieelRtl not RGectit. is { puble al y,i1l
ing to any deg r-e % hneues., aad OF reduefbg catI,
the An, ness OF meal. These facts Justify nj. ~ ~,
uaDting These mills 20 give entire satisLlc,Ibn.
For inrther Information and mills ana rtght am,
10 NICHOLS. LuDMIS * CO., Dniep ~ G.f.
Houss. Davenport, lows, or Box sGg r. %.
dec 81 dHtf
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VIM y Baker, Christiana, I q.
David Rugre, Lebanon c., pa.
Sanuel Hatfield, Philadelphia
Ii. Torrey, Philadelphia.
James u Price, Wilmington, Del.
joshua Beal, Batyn Rouge La.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia.
u 2 Forest, Bucks Co, Pa.
Augustus Linn, Guernsey Go, o
ID Bronsugh, Maysville. Ky
Grabriel Bear, Lancaster %, Pa
Herman c Guise, Philadelphia
Geo M Ont, Lycoming %, Pa
John Mcyey, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Bsyers, Brooklyn, N Y
sA Tucher, Salem, Arkansas
jane & Crags; Macon Co, Va
III Beal, Clarified Co, PA
Benz Edmonds, Batter Go, o
Mr. Kirk, Maysrille, Ky
" v Noble. Chicago. Ill
A L Ride, Schnylkil Co, Pa
C A Mason, Phiiadelphla
David Clark, biaysyills, Ky
D Ringer, Alexandria, Va
X b Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, Salem Co, n
Ut Torrey, Upper sandushy, O
Jacob Leonsrd, Phiiadalphia
v Q Giipin, Wilmington, Deis
heIntire Northampton Co Pa
X Platter, Wilmington, Dpi
sH hOhnson, Potter Co, Pa
MP McEwsn, Philadtlphh
j Morton Pod. Hiiminntvn p,
Wv Hamss 4 %, GnSunss
Aflks, Head Flour Insp. PA
JA1s - xaf0n1s, pTs6is CO, o
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Notice 40 C~OnfraCIOrs.

DR0P0sALs will DO received by the subscriber un.
L. ulIhs lhirty-tirst day ofJuiy next, for the founaa-
lions ahd mlsonry of the piers ior II bridge across the
Nj sslssiPpIk River At saint Paul.
The nrst pier wtitne founded on rock al a depth of
ten feet below the usual low water ma ark. The Sec
oGd pier will beia water ten ie OF deep, and will have
a touadHtion Of piles. These Two piers will be each
eighty four fec high above the ordinsr y low water
marx. The remaining i've piers will bs respective
y MY eight, forty eight, thiity.eighi, TIVE aty eight
ana eighteen feet nigh above the water level. Two
o them will BE- In water lOur feet deep, and the rest
sand, and Ill the piers except the first will have
Cubs or platforms ~oftimber, built up TO within six
iGehes oi the low water mark. The masonry will be
the usuRl qualify OF bridge masonry, the stones be.
Ing carefully dressed on the beds and joints.
This TIMBER reqnired for the foundations will be
furnished ana delivered BY the Bridge Company,
who will also furnish n good Limestone quarry coii.
Fehlehll situated On the river bank, within one
mile II the work.
ContraUtors are desired 10 bid for the masonry blythe
cHblc yard, and they are requested To enclose suita-
b"lcteslmonials Of lIoir ability to carry on the work.
Ihu Work must be commenced i'm mediately, and
completed Within lIteen months alter signing the
contract,
For further Information inquire al the office OF The
spbseribei at saint Paul, wbere plans and ~spsciaoa-
Hons may DO seen. J Ssh A
Engineer ST. Paul Bridge Co.
saint Pn nl June27--to July 30
cAMPHEEE AND sPIRIT 0Iy
Il ALvsRD 4 VAN pAIz.se
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SEASONED LUMBER
fith '"9
SHINGLES

! have purchased AMI tiJl5 EslI. p4t4,t y,
chine, Ia coanscA1u win my Mil, a.d Am -
! can saPIly ay customers WITH a 0st.sr ,a,,ss /,
less money thal ANY are br8isas ner. br.n - .
made by any ota9r iuAeliaa. / also a4kt Sbfrz.
are In demand '
itaSe taia oppattIHi 81 Tatafa lbs EA4nk, B
past aud solicit lf9I nv Customer, an ID.
pablic a ctnhausnca 0f .ua S4lal.
aplg2 dwu JOHN NJ FAyNaX
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WHTTE GOODS.

DIAM, Jigurcd and dotted Swiss MuEiins.
L Jaronet and Sarsinet Ca,nbrlcs.
Plaid, Striped and Plain NsinruOks.
Bishop Lawns and Book Muslins.
Tarieton,, India Dlmlty Victoria Skirtinx
Linen Long Lawns, Bird. Eye piapsls,
Fins Linen aud Ursss Cainbrict
Cambria DinIitiesa aud Dimity Hands.
Figured Prllitntes. Checked and Striped 0hmbriu,
Dor sts 81 low prLces al WADsWokrHA
~ I'd =, opposite Il eisss Has
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Qbiraao.
NO ORDINATIONS Or MoNoPoLIEs.
1860.


NO ORDINATIONS Or MoNoPoLHs.
1000.
HALE 81 Co.
fcrvarding and Commission xsrsAaAts,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
psslers in col. sal. PIG Iron, etc.
AGENTS ron rHK
New York and chicago Line, On Erie Canal,
Mark Packages, NY. 4 c. Line.
Roats leave Pier Ne. East River, foot Of Broad Street,
Daily Tor Freight apply TO
w II. CHAsk, los BROAD 81.
NJ. II. noyst, New York
aRe, Y; BsAvERs, Buffalo.
Deliver Boston Shipments to Western h. h. Boston. and
Mark Packages. ~. VA g, Line" care VIM kAfoN'
rRglssr AGENTS ros
Pennsy,vania Central Railroad.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
aAGRsw 1 kooNs, R~.ltimars,
W. W, CHANDLER, Cleveland.
]. wALLowKR& son, Harrisburg
| Ono. q. rgANCiSCIS. rittthnrgh.
JoHN II. CAU1HEY, f1tfsourgh.
The following new PropeIlers run in connection with
| the above Lines;
sLoDG Captain Pratt.
~KyER6REEN CITY, Owen.
IRON CITY, :" Turubuil.
\ CuNAIioGA. " Rcckwith y,
PITTSBURGH, " Averiie.
kEN0SHA, " StiilnAn
RACINE, Breett.
Also Clipper Line Vessels. Mark Packages, Care Hale
4 Co, Chicago.
ave have completed our extensive Docks and Ware
houses. on the River, between Wells and IaSallc streets,
where we shall continue the Forwarding and Commission
Business and ARE prepared 10 give Contracts for the
Transportation Of Freight by each of the above resrensi-
BILE Companies, at reasonable rates, from New York, BIOS
ton, Philadelphia, Wheeling and Pittsburgh to Chicago.
All gods csming from the East by the above Compa-
MICS Will receive prompt attention and Forwarded WITH
dispstch, and Duplicate Freight Bills sent by Mall.
The Lines We represent are not connected with any
Join; Stock Co. and are opposed TO all monopolies.
Es-The Agents here of all the transportation ConpA-
| MES have COMBINED and will charge e~xorbitant dockase
On all Goods coming to Us by their Lines.
All claims for damage or o~vereharge will be promptly
attended 10.
| Coaslgnmeats Of Grain cad Produce for Sale or Ship
1 meut Will receive personal attention. AplsS-dSm
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& ii A X l. II y,
Wholesale GrOcers.

81 ii A l. r. y,
Wholesale Grocers.
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
A Y ENPO RI, low "A.
T,nst 7aost Teas!
100 half chest Noung iyson and onnpowi0r'
81 half cl,ests Uolong aud s~oucbong'
20 eaddles nom | TO 2UIhs,
so boxes Palm Soap;
~ /" yariegatcf Soar;
IS F." shaving
81 " Transparent
" Castillo "a
so boxes Pickles.
loo Tomato G ,tsup and Pepper Sauce;
LOO boxes various brands Of choice Tobacco
10000 Cuba Skies Jigars:
$1,000 Imported do
900 boxes No. l and scaled Herring
2ne bbls nov Mackerel;
81 halfbbl 10
40 kits for family usei
so bbis and kegs OF Molasses;
~ hhds Sugar
so doz Bel Cords
so bbls Dried Apples,
SO sacks Dried f@etcs,
loubexes new Raisins;
2A bkls assorted Nuts.
500 boxes Glass,
400 kegs T" Nails;
loo doz Tumbiers'
Spicea OF all kinds,
Wooden and Willow Ware; Brushes;
- bblS Cider Vinegar;
Together with a large stock oil other articles, all OF
which We Will sell on reasonable terms,
June II d4w WILSON { HARLEY.
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Improved Little Giant Corn aud COB Plants
ton Mili Price radunsd

Improved Little Giant Corn aud COB Plants
ton Aill Price reduced
'I'HE suhseribeS hAs purchased exclusive right Of
territory tOf sale M sue y rst, OF .hs above ceis.
brated Mills. and ts prepared 10 Furnish hem Al 81
tlm' 5, either wholesale or retail, guaranteed 10 Tie
most positive manner.
LIS now more Llan 4 year since the Lite Giant
was Introduced 10 the public, during which lime be
GAS been constantly growing In the popular Cas0n
The improvements recent : effected an patented.
aiakts ~ Inc mpst perfect machine ever offered tf
genera tIrm use. IA is turH.shva complete ready e.
attaching team and weighs ~ ~ lows. No. ICES
No 2-S3n; No 3 inb, Me- 4 . u pOunds. rseHt
minutes are sufficient to set nur up, wIlh' at meehap
zeal aid, and " heH Olcr adjusted. II q With slie! b.
entrusted To Il boy. Full directions &C oiuIany oseh
mill.
PRICEst
MOL ,sa5, d viii grind 'bu. meal per hour wi.hIhotso
" ESQ, " " 10" " " " " 4"
" 3, $50, /" " IS" " " /" &"
= 4, Stan, 4" " co. :, " +" :. ("
N FLiUersl discount to deaiVrs.
JAMES Il. CHADWICK,
So.63 Locust ST., BETS zen Second aud Third
nog.5 dH ~ NJ. Louis. No.
For sale by Messrs, DAtZELL & BRO, Agent. O
ha""uport, al above prices, adding freight from 81
Lonis.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-18

Wholesale Grocsrs and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. I6 south Water Street,
Near the Illinois Central Depot-)
HfCAGo, ILLS.
nFFER for sale 3 large and well selected stsek of
" Groceries, consisting in part of the follow .hs
80 hhd.. ". o. Sugar common to prime.
500 bbls. Refined and Clarified ditto.
500 f. NO. and West lsdia Molssses,
IooO packages choice Green and Black Teas.
500 bags Rio, Jamaica, Java and Mocha Coffee.
40 bats and half oGtts choice brands plug tobacco.
500 bbls. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
800 gross Paper, Tin foil, and Yellow Bank chewing
SEQ boxes Bar Soap, assorted brands. do.
4a ;. Pressed Iallow. Stearine, Star & Sperm
800 :. No. l and Scaled herring, candles.
1850 Drums choice btene Figs
500 boxes N. X. Raisins, prime fruit,
rogetner vita all the other articles usually kept in q
complete stock Of Groceries. We can assure our
frieads and toe public generally that we are deter.
miaed not 10 be undersoId BY any other house in this
market.
From the fact OF our having unusual facilities 70
purchasing goods advaHtageoGsiy, We are abundant
Is able TO redeem all our pledges.
AM Il dom VERY, UPHAM & co.