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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-10
THE CEYIC.1EO CITl'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Room No. !. Masonic Temple.
Dearborn ST., CAlC.aGO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Directors.
EDMUND CANFiELD, ISAAC COOK.
1URNEi s. GILBERT, HENRY CHAPMAN,
GEORGE HULM.

xAASo1s
EDMUND CAMPBELL Pres HENRY BANDIT, Sc
HENRY CHAPMAN, Trcas'r.
S n. GILBIsI Ce.e vi Agent and Surveyor.
This Company was organlz the 9Th day Of
March A D. 1854 under Sp cial Charter from the
,h most favurabt- auspices Its estab hm,nt has
IN up II a iigni aud reliable basis, and in vi Of
it, stability, ouudEess and peIman ncy ranks rs one
Of IN iirst Insurance Companies III III: country. t.
those dsirnus 81 protecting ii msclves against loss
mage BY Fine pe Ills VI the seA, ID " beg ave
to on-r the following
REFERENCES
Nessrs Stone t. Witt, Ci v.land, q.
+" Williams & Au -ry, Chicago.
/" Norton & Broth.r,
:" S,one Boomr,
A. S. Durand =, Racine Miss. Railroad.
Gen G, Nufthrup CaSh'r Rae. Co Bank.
| VIM p. Lynde, Esq, Milwaukee.
J G. Conroe. Ksq., Raeine.
| Henry Farnam Pest Chicago ]. Railroad.
| A. Gilbert, Ca b. Com. Bank Chicago
| Dan =. Rhodes E<q., Cleveland o.
| Hon John q Bresiii, II, asr. of State, Columbus
| Tha.. Campo II, Esq, Springfield, Ill.
\ Hon. X Chambeylin, Il Louis, Mo.
Messrs wadsworh cts scycamore, Chicago
Messrs. L. II. Bureh \ Co., Chicago Bank
! Hon. Vim. dill, CIV -nor OF Ohio
| ssrs. q. W sizer Co. Chicago,
g Judd Smith Psatt, Dixon, H.
| VIM. Blanchard Esq Morris, IL.
| Hon Vim Tstv witt, Sac'y Of State G .nnisns,O.
Messrs II. {. so L Cox x Co, R,ekfoId, IL.
! II Wheeler, & n Aurora.
Naamah Case, Eeq. Eufal" Y.
| WIN. Is. Funjy Eel Springfield.
| Hon Z W. BIflty, idsr JupIeme Court. Mansfield;
| Gen l Carn, Spfinra ID, III
Richard lvers. Ed St Loiis, No
| Ascent at Dav mort aud Rock lard
| OFFICE Davenport, at the STATE DEMOCRAT
! Oficc. Pp,t Once Building, Brad, Street,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-10

RsHAaKAsLs esCUHDITY. The stsaosI
st. Nicholas, which reached our wharf
yesterday aftssnooo, bad on boasd Z
parry Of 0esmss eoigSants Tor Breuss,
numbering sbost oss hundred sod City,
sho sss % their wsy to Iowa asd Min
nesots. On the trip up the women OF
the party were delivered % eleven sail-
Idren. We eens saeulass lows end MIN
nesota on the accession 1t sssh psadiGi-
oualy producsive ssislsse.-&. LoUis
Pilot June. Is.
~ OF sll the bielerest enemies Of 2
unfortunate negro, there ere mooe - eG1-
PARE With the Abehtisais1s, thsis uga1sndGa
ltiaeds, who, ljke tho eooA6ne e oo1Aenoe
Mt the boek - he hoeUa, ~ - tosk %
ne nsess, = S;de shenselves ito psws5.--
ClAy 10 lejO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-10
Washington, July g.

The Union Of this morning Gays that
the Government continues on the best
feeling with France and that the French
Government have ev;pced il the most
proper manner On anxious solicitude
that the controversy should terminate
amicably. Marshal Valiant has denied
any intention of Withholding from the
officers Of the militsry o.'mmission, any
courtesy usually extended to ofheers Of
othernations.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-10

VIC country, IKE me p'agueS ct Egypt.
threatening desiru. ton TO everything cher.
ished and held dear BY the American peo.
pie Without one national principle OF
measure Of national policy as lis basis
with no awoved policy touching the Fl.
nances or the Revenue OF The country; with
no declaration IF principles upon Internal
Policy 1t Foreign Relations, except sue h
as a.ey have CLEANED, pieee'meal, for mere
rlausibility. from the national Democratic
platform they come before the reorle
with the one solitary issue of sectional
strife and hostility 10 the South, while for
aid they appeal 10 the jealousy Of classes
and the prejudices Of creed and birth. con.
Jointly with that same fana,icism which in
us mock sympathy for the-hunan race,
bnries all regard for the white population.
whether Of European or American birth
And upon such showing as this, they ask
The American people 10 put the reihs OF
governmen3 into their handsI
Whist Guaranty OF honesty do thew IRE.
sent yonY Fraud in their very de clarations
-corcea'ment OF their aims and hypocrisy
IN t.ItT Professions. What guaranty Of
wisdom? That craftiness which dis,in.
guishes the demasogue from the statesman.
and relies for success upon an assumed lack
~ "t>uoH ~ tue people. Nnat guaranty
Of capacity? Their selection Of a canai.
date for the Presidency for mere availability.
on the express ground Of his mex perien nee
as a statesman. What guaranty Of peace.
harmony and fraternai affection among the
people ? The deep-seaf,d bitterness and
hatred engepdered BY. heir inAammatorv
appeals TO seetioaas- pfsluAices, and 10 ali
the worst passions Of the human heart. IS
the basis Of their party triumph. What
guaranty Il stren9'h In the government.
should yon entrnst il to them? The thvi-
led ecunsels OF Earring factions, with no
principle il common. and no common bond
II union. save that OF partisan interest IN
he spoias OF VICTORY. Will you trust them?
AN yon frost t6em
Since H. rttSs1eee q hat atyoejeab -.
insea - e)ahm 1aahA Z - - elk
FsAed - sesp1 - = - S1leels =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-10

soCuAseus ~ ~ ~ W0SCOaUK tOT ttO
representation with jealous anxiety; dis.
"countenancing whatever may suggest
seven eusp,con that it can, in any
"event, be abandoned: and Indignantly
sfrowoing upon the 6rst drawiog Of ev-
"ery attempt to ALLEVIATE any portion Of
s'our country from the rest, or weaken
"the sacred ties which now link together
"the unrious parts.
"But theee motives, however power.
"faly they address themselves to your
Feasibility, are greatly outweighed BY
s'those which apply more Immediately to
"your interest. .
"The North, Is an unrcstrained inter.
''course with the South, protected by the
"equal laws Of common government,
"fnds in the productions Of the latter,
"great additional resources,
1.-THE South, in the same intercourse,
"beneitting by the agency Of the North,
''Whils, then, every portion Of the
"countrv thus feels an immediate and
"particular interest 10 tie Union, all the
"parts combined cannot fail to find, in
s'ths united msss Of means and efforts,
''greater strength, greater resource, pro.
s'portionatly greater security from ex-
eternal danger. . less frequent Interrupt
"tion of their peace BY foreign nations;
"and, what is Of inestimatle value, they
"must derive from Union an exemption
"from those broils and wars between
"themselvos, which 90 frequently aflics
''neienboring coun.riss nos tisd together
"by tho came government; which their
"own rivalships alone would be sufficient
"to produce, but which opposite foreign
"alliances. attachments, and intsieues,
"would stimulate and eobittsr.
s'1hsss confederation spssk pesssa-
sssive lsaGusge . svssy ge1eeti1G -
ssvistueaG Mad, ed GRAibie ~ o6oeio.
g. q We uaise 81 lsinasy 1Ajsst
~ iolie aoss.
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+. W. WHEELER,
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.
5 II 4 X KS
INDIAN
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY!
An External Application!

A Infa'iibie Remsdr tOr f;rer and true Dumb
AVue, NiyM S,cedfs a. Z HE .ta red diseases
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-10

For the Ladies.
We will reserve our Counting Room for III, &C.
commodaiion Of the Ladies. where tn y can have .
fair chance 10 see every article sold
Merchants and d. alers Morally are invited to st
tend
A liberal credit, for approved endorsed notes.
~ Sale will commence At 0o'clpk A NJ
ADAMSON RAPP.
2nd st. abe Perry.
SAINT PARUER Auc't. jy7N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-17
BLACK HAWK COLT
NORTH STAR.

This celebrated Young Stallion will stand this season,
at WITT & PRATTS american Livery Stables, Foster
Street, Worcester, Mass.
NORTH STAR is of black color, will be years old
In June, 1885, and weighs 1000 pounds He sired
by the renowned Vermont Black Hawk, the best stallion
of the Old Sherman Morgan. The Dam Of Black Hp vk
was three quarter blood English mare, raised in .he
Province Of New Brunswick, who could trOt her mile in
less than three minutes, weighed 1925 pounds, and
in every respect most perfect animal. Black Hawk is
owned by David HILL of BRIDGEPORT, Vt, is probably the
finest stallion in this country and for speed and bottom,
is acknowledged to be without superior He has trot
ted, in harness. mile the Cambridge Track in two
minutes and orty-two seconds without training and in
match for $1,000 that off on the Cambridge Track,
Juy H. 1872 against Osceola five miles and repeat he
won with ease The first heat performed in 16 min
utes, 80 seconds.
The dam of North Star (Cherub) vas raised by ]. Ri
arson Of New Jersey, and sired by Old Abdalah the
sire of Medoe Fourth of July, Ajax, Hector Toby, Gem
lah was sired by Old Mambrino, who sired by I'm
ported Messenger.
NORTH STAR is one of the most beautiful horses in
New England both for bottom and speed Is of splendid
style and action, end is acknowledged to be of the
best stock horses in the country He is limited this
SON. to nifty only. lie raised by Joel Holcom
Tlconderoga, N. Y.
u NorthStar has stood in Worcester two past
and his stock which is unsurpassed by that Of any other
Horse in the country may be in this city, proof
of his valuable qualities.
TERMsFor the season. for the use Of this horse, will
be $25 payable the FIRST of September.
IL Good keeping will be provided for from dis.
ance, and all accidents, heits, and escapes, will be
he risk Of the owners
CHARLES b. PRATT, Proprietor.
Worcester, Are 80, 1856. my27 dawtf
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PATENT AGENCY


United States, Great Britain, France.
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents.
He continues to make Models, and to prepare specih
cations Drawings and all necessary papers, and pro-
cure Patents in the Unied States and European
tries Foreign business conhded only to trusy and re
Bponsble agents.
All business confded to me will be promptly attended
to at the Lowest rates Casually 20 per cent lower than
the same would be done by others in the professon
Having connections with one OF the best Agents at
Washington and making frequent trips there, am ena~
bed to keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating to
Patents and new Inventions thus ahordng the best ac
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising lnven
tors in regard to securing Patent for their Inventions
InventorO will And IL to their advantage to put their in
ventions into substantial form Model soon as prac
ucable his frequently secures Patent In case OF ques
ton Of priority Of nventiOn( and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
the Patent Once. as to securing their rights.
All communications strictly conhder tia Advice as to
mode OF proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examina
tons made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented in use for the purpose or involving the
same principles and advice given TO the probability OF
obtaining patent in saving from ATTY 10 one
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS Of all Inventions that REQUIRE them made
IN order upon reasonable TERMS and warranted 10 answer
the acquisitions of the Patent 0hice
Deeds of assignments recorded at Washington. Copies
of Drawings Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent Office obtained copy Of the claims Of any inyen
The patent Laws Reports of Patent Cases. and other
valuable works relating TO Patents together with
pete list Of all the Patents on record az Washington
be seen At my Office, free Of charge.
For further information inquire OF
JAMES g.. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
Npl7l onico over 2o7 Main Street ldawtf
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ReaI Gstate.

49, A CHANCE FOR SPECULA- o.
k4iii TI0N.-The extensive valuable, and well 5ss.i
.@49.SS. known WoGer Power. Mills, and Re al VI
Estate formerly owned by the Springfield Manufacturing
Company, embracing the whole village Of JENKSVILLB,
in Hampden County six miles east of Springfield is
offered for sale upon terms that ought the aen-
ton of capitalists This estate, which lies beth sides
nf the Chcopee River contains about 500 acres all lying
in one body Tits Of excellent quality. and is unsurpass
ed by in the State for salubry and beauty and f
cy of access The fall of the river the estate Is
10 feet, all embraced in distance of 40 rods aoTdng
ample power to operate than 10000 spndes. The
whole will be sold together with all the buildings and APP
purtenances thereto belonging the Water Power with
the mills shops, hotel boarding houses, and hundred
OF land will he sold separately from the oulands.
Apply to EZEKIEL or JOHN NJ. DANIELS. No 14I
Main Street, Worcester. je6 DAWN
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so iiH MASSACHUSE TTS MORGAN.
lima The undersigned gives notice that his fine
ESN stallion, Massachusetts Morgan, will stand the
as& remainder of the at his stable Pleas
ant Street, opposite Lncolns Nurseries, Massachusetts,
Morgan sired by the celebrated Green Mountain Nor
gan, owned by Sllas Hale of Royalston His dam was
of the best English blood with the Morgan and he
raised by Calvin Wheelock of Sutton this county
Massachusetts Morgan Of the finest animals in the
country. He weighs 1000 pounds, and has trotted
his mile in three minutes For ymmetry of form and
grace of motion and bottom he has superior
The stock of Massachusetts, Morgan inherit all the good
qualities of their SIRE and his colts have been sold
prices ranging from 400 to 1000 dollars.
Terms $40 the season. Mares brought from distance
will be kept three four days. until erv,d, without
extra charge. JAALAM GATES,
my19 dood&wtf l73 Pleasant St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-17


WORCESTER, MASS.
Would take this opportunity Of informing the citizens Of
Worcester and Worcester County that having purchased
the stock and Of
I'utuam's Auction Rooms,
Regular Sales at Auction, Horses Carriages Way
0ns, Harnesses, &c, will take place EVERY SATURDAY
MORNING, at l04 O'Clock, in front of Sales Rooms.
Also Regular Sales at Auction will be held EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at 1 O'Clock, at
Office when will be offered for sale New and Second Hand
Furniture Dry Goods, Hardware Table Cutlery, Boots
Shoes, Groceries, and Produce aud every description Of
property that may be consigned TO them sale They
will also give their personal attention TO sales in any part
Of the County or stae such as Administrators, AS
sgnees, Sherihs and Mortgagees Sales Of Farms and
Farmers Stock Real Estate Houses Furniture at private
residences &C. Charges reasonable.
They will also attend TO the selling Of Real Estate
any other kind Of property at private sale Liberal cash
advances made on property left on sale.
EVENING SALES Of Dry and Fancy Goods, Watches,
Clocks Jewery Cutlery, Hardware, Boots, Shoes Ready
Made Clothing &c. Consgnments of all descriptions Of
property respectfully solicited ~.
N. d Constantly on hand an assortment OF New and
Second Hand Furniture, AT PRIVATE SALE, Low FOR
CASH. 4tn
Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture upon application
at the Auction Room.
Having had twenty years experience in selling 10 this
county H. b Lamson is confident he will be able 10 give
satisfaction TO all that wish bis services.
E b. L. will also attend 10 the appraisng Of property
REFRRENcEsl Hon. Isaac Davis, George W. Richard
son. Esq John Boyden Esq, Gen. Geo. Hobbs Charles
D. Pratt, Alex. Putnam. ELI b. LAMSON,
LEVI 0Oss
m14 dawtf EDWIN II LOWELL.
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Boots ou0 SHOES,
,sssn FAsHIONABLE BOOT ANDsan
MIN SHOE STORE, A#SI
Y Nss- No. 8 Rav State House Rlncky NsAS-

The subscriber would respectfully invite the attention
Of he inhabitants of Worcester and vicinity his stock
OF Boots Shoes, and Rubbers. He intends keeping
of the best and most fashionable stocks of goods Of
fered in this city His stock consists in part Of every
style OF Ladies' Congress Boots, of different colors,
whole Foxed, Tipped and Plain. Also, French Slips,
French Foxed Caters, Polkas Buskns Jenny Lnds and
Ties OF all descriptions, both heavy and light. Also,
Misses and Chdren's Congress and Lace Beos Shoes,
and Ankle Ties from the most delicate fancy article to
the heavy pegged
The GENTLEMEN's DEP RTMENT will consist among
others, Of French Calf Boots, Calf do, sewed
and pegged, Patent Congress do Calf and Patent Boots
anUShoes, with every article Of Boys' Youhs and Chill
dren's Boots and Shoes ever found 10 shoe store.
large portion of our goods direct from the man
ufacturers, and many of them from an establishment in
Connecticut with which have some connection, and
shall sell at a small advance from cost. t on
Ladies and gentlemen please call, and will endeavor
to give you good bargains. h. H. SMITH.
je16 dawtf 5
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CLOTHING

DEADY-MADE CLoTHING.-we have
IA just made large additions to stock, and are
prepared to sell new and fashionable styles Of CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS less than old goods marked tc
cost. You will please remember the fact and give
call before you purchase THAYER EAMES
ap2dtf Harrington Corner, cor. Main Front SIS.
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60 Get.

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situated. near Main streat TnoniTe If
jyI1 d6 il HOOD, 1872 Main St.
= -, - 49,
1.-The re LANE housE' situated on the
floating hrdge and on tbe main road from, XVornest
The above o;.rs a rora cbsnca Gov q nersr ~ 49,,
ro,ntry i i u h U',to ~, q P ~ ny wLSnes
keen house Of for tba III 10
parties from the ctv with boats and refresb1ants Er
further particulars inonire Of N0'
jy7 dtf FZElIEL & ]. NJ. DANIELS.
TrT0 T-TE7-G lower tenement &c f7,o -oo,,s NJ On
Sontbbridoe ST. vent e75 fn1n;,e If 7 p pEIpc% ~
corner of Main and Austin SITS iv9 az -
W 49, = --,--- @--l --1o---- r1o JSz ou
RTORE TO LET, IN MORT BORO.
- The large Double Building knew. as Balls Store
situated in the centre OF the town Possession given i'm
mediately.
nrs Pa - Pc Al EN- near he PREMISES or OF
800 = : u1l&o q Won
@ nor If &C. IA y, 1--WE S SIoIy mouse on the cor
bour housethe tenant having ,atslv di ,l9 In
quire Of G. II. HOWE, No So Front S. ie2S dtf
-, :, = ~
'ENO HEN 1-Ihe commodlous Rooms recently occu-
-, 4 pied by = X, Earle Co., as Gard Factory, at
with attic over t. These rooms are well aSaDeS 10 bs
Boot and Shoe Manufacturing business Apply to JO-
sEPH PRATT, for terms and further particulars.
a.: a. -, no @. RENT-Tvo Houses On Elm Street, in
families each Inquire Of ''''''' ''' 'l' " wv
.oo PRATT y HOWE,
I1o w zoo WAN street.
4 sion given immediatelv AMY n ~ w. AO''''
lea dtf 'yVITr l. DIP Atm
:, - = 30
'ENWO HALLS 10 RENT-In Fosters Block
M VI sPO1 ivSeHey oCoupeu as olhiaru
Ho oy ~ iess; anu se oeS ig1ted rooms in the
and will he vented eaat, NV S Aiue VI BUSINESS,
vears p,sess; ~ osg IT,, ~ 'GseSsi, l9r terun o.
the 1t ~ II A III gwen rmuI ID ~ II ge oIer
Worcestar NJ 90 g JeEe " ~ AMI ~ hAehE'
.e.ss9.ei - 10y =, toyD e1
lNERH STABLE TO X ENT--situated
IA on Front street, recently occupied by Witt Pratt
with the vacant lot adjoining The lot will make de-
raoIe stand for Wood Yard Lumber Yard, any out
door business requiring considerable room in central
Apply to WITT & PRATT. At their Livery Stable Eos
ter street ap22 dtf
-, :, :. : : =. =. Z w.
Ia hOME nOOM ~ LIE suitable Tor slelghs
APPS ''''1' ''''' du . Do'i'ADN'
- AZ 4 I7TE II T7Iv lT NJ Z, - ~
cbI1 Az T IIrT MI I1S Sp rs sI5ee1
Two LET-oN BENEFIT STREET, by +. WHIP.
n PLE,--0ne Lower Tenement rooms 500;
One Upper Tenement rooms, 500.
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DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year; $50 for six
nonths for three monts 10 cents per week. single
opes two cents each. Rhen maid strictgv in aduauce
deduction of 81 year will be made proportionate
edncton If paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER-Prce two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
Advance, Sl75 cts year, single copies cents each
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: FT0Dl tHe pFeSent C0NlDIlSs10NbT.
"AUGUsT II, 1S55.-puring the time have held the
office of Commissioner of Patents Il. H. Eddy, Esq., of
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the transaction
Of business with the Office, Solicitor. He is thor
oughy acquainted with the law and the rules of practice
Of the 0fice L regard him as of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had official
Intercourse. CHAS. MASON,
Comm ssioner of Patents
Boston, Feb. 8. 1856. deodSzw1am
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DEAL ESTATE BROKER.-OFFICE
IA Corner of Myrtle and southbridgests,
For sale, and payments liberal, fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES, situated in all parts of the city.
or for good credit Money will be advanced in part
build, if desired.) Ho. 5a1
Farms in the country will sold or exchanged for Houses
or HOUSEHOLDS this city the most reasonable terms
Persons 10 the country who wishing purchase
Real Estate in this city, will and it for their interest
call at my office. j3 diff A. j. EATON.
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HOUSE CARPENTER.--Ihc ,hscrlber has
II taken the shop In the Northwest oorner Of Hey
woods Building, Central Street, and ready 10 do Job
or Carpenter work, At short notice. D. LOWERING.
mch1A dly
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- o. PLEAsANTLY LOCATED
iiiI I'm s'
]. IVY. VALUABLE RESIDENCE. Far Sole

The subscriber having made arrangements on account
of n-health, to leave Worcester, will sell his House and
Lot situated in the of Dr. Hils church. The House
is in good repair contauiug II conveniently ar
ranged, warmed by superior Furnace and supplied
with good water The lot contains about IL 600 square
feet of elevated land, affording fine prospect of the
north part of the city. Upon the same is large number
of choice Fruit Trees Also, Ornamental Trees, &C.
The subscriber always expecting live upon the place.
has spared pains in ornamenting and improving the
house and grounds The location would be very desira
BILE for geneel boarding house the present incumbent
having frequent application from first class boarders.
Terms can be made favorable to the purchaser For
further particulars inquire of E. W. VAL $50 Main St.
the subscriber on the premises.
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Hs99 JUST RECEiV FER SHIP JOHN
e 81 Eliot Thayer, a large invoice OF
NJ White ir0n stone CPOckery Ware,
and opening by j. L. HOOD, 232 Main Street. pack
ages Of To let Ware, Dinner and Tea Ware Plates &C.
which will be offered at wholesas and RETAIL prices as
low as can be bought in Boston or elsewhere
"a would also say, that my FURNITURE Ware.
" rooms are well filled, with both and second
Nj hand Furniture, and House Furnishing Goods gem
orally, which am selling very low for cash. or ap-
proved credit.
~ B-Being engaged in the manufacture of Mattresses
Bedseads Tables &c, furnish them to the trade at
lower prices than be bought elsewhere in the city
am also agent tor the sale of HowEs PATENT ELLIPTIC
SPRING BED BOTTOM, the best article in use. Those
wishing to buy goods in hay line Of trade will do well to
call, as l have a large variety, and sell cheap
Remember tine place. 232 Main Street, Paines Block
Worcester, Mass dawtf ap22