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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-26
CHILpREN,s 8 YOUTHS, CIOTHING.

Ample provision has, for many years, existed in this
ety Tor the abundant supply of every description Of
Mems Clothing, but hitherto little attention has been be
slowed upon Clothing for Children and YOUTH indeed no
establishment in this city has hitherto attempted the rath
or difficult business Of manufacturing adequate gen
oral assortment of the various styles and sizes Of Chill
dren and Youths Clothing, (and the want Of such an
establishment has for long time been regarded as
rous ineonvenience) Believing hsta city extensive
and important as Worcester has become demands at least
one first class establishment Of this SORT the subscribers
have heen ndnsed to establish separate and distinct
department for the exclusive manufacture and sale Of
CHILDREN AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
At wholesale and retail, and for this purpose sepsr
ate apartment has been fitted up in the Second Story Of
our store which is under the charge experienced ar
list, who will at all times, be prepared to make ORDER
my style Of Children and You ths Garments for all per-
persons who may not prefer selections from stock Of
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
OF which, here desire say that intend to keep
very extensive and varied assortment Of all the beat
styles in in the larger Cities and will be our con
slant aim to produce Garments Of the Nedtest and most
Attractive Form and Style, and TO furnish them at ali
times at the MosT MODERATE PRIoEs possble which
prices VII be marked in Plain Figures upon each Car
ment, aud sold upon the
Zone Price Systeun,p
AS in the other departments Of our business We
nave only to add that we hope to make this Department
worthy Of general confidence and patronage.
LOO A. r. WARE s. co.
mch3O d3taw&wtf
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CONSULTATION FREE.

DR.. MARSHALL CURES CATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE,
DIR. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYsENTERY.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs.
DIR, MARSHALL CURES SALT RHEUM.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES sCBOFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES NERVOUSNESS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES PARALYSIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LUNG FEVER,
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
Mr. NJ. could fill a thousand Newspa-
Pets with certificates from persons whom he has cured
when in the last stages of every dssase space
prevents their insertion here but the Doctor can show
them from every town in the Union.
DIR. G.. Howard Marshall is the only
Physician in the world who thorouhgy Catarrh
and completely eradicate it from the system He is the
most successful, well the cheapest Physician in
America, and has restored to Health and Strength
$4,000 SUFFERERS.
Dr. C.. Howard Marshall has no Snuffs
for sale any Of his valuable Medicines obtain
cd of any other person than himself
This Winter and Spring, for the greater
convenience of persons residing in this State Dr. MAR
BHALL viii have all his letters directed to him the
Bay State Hons5, Worcester instead of the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, New York as formerly.
The First Seven Days of Each Month,
DIR, M AR SHALL
win be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER.
Dr. NJ be consulted, and prescribe for equally as
well by Letter as in person.
All Letters left at the above HOTEL at any time during
The month, win be promptly attended to.
DIRECT ALL ORDERS OR LETTERS TO
DIR. G. WARD MARSHALL
Bay State House, Worcester.
Jan 81. 1897 div i22
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A. P. WARE & CO.
SPRING CLOTHING.
Spring Overcoats,
and Fine Rusiness Coats.

Among which will be found very.atractive gar.
Iaents.
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Continues under the charge of Mr. STEVENSON, who It
Is needless to add has superior in his profession and
no pains will be spared to render this Department salts
factory in the highest degree 1t contains fine
lection of
VesaIngs, Pant StufFs, and COatings,
To which all the and desirable styles will be added
ms fast as they appear in market.
Trusting by the grea amount variety and superiority
or our Stock moderate prices and unremitted application
TO business to merit and receive continuance Of the lib
era patronage which has for years been bestowed upon
this establishments beg leave respectfully to invite
making their selections. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-26

THE NORTH STAR.
This celebrated Horse the hest bred Trottng Stallion
breed of horses, at -
Witt s. PrHtt's American Livery Stables.
Foster street.. Worcester, Mass.
Terms for the use of this Horse for the season S2
Payable eept l. 1851 Good keeping wilt be provided FIR
Mares from distance and all accidents thefs and "a
capes will be at the risk of the owner
PEDIGREE.-North Star was sired by the renowned
VERMONT BLACK HAWK, whose recent death was so
universally commented upon by the Press throughout the
country The character and performances Of this once
famous stock horse are to well known to render a de
scrption necessary They now matter of history
In the sporting calender and perfectly familiar to all
lovers Of fine stock. The dam Of North Star (Cherub)
raised by j. Rarson Of N. j. and was sired by old
Ablalh the sire Of Medoe, Fourth OF July Ajax Hec
tor Toby Centervile, and other celebrated horses Alb
daah was sired by old Mambrno, who was sired by I'm
ported Messenger.
june 1851 weighs 1000 pounds and was raised by joel
Holcomb, Teonderoga, N Y. In shape bottom, inteli
gence speed and stock this young Stallion stands unr
vailed. North Star is OF the true Black Hawk breed
and the points and properties of that class Of horses are
most srikngly stamped upon his stock now growing up
In this city and vicinity. It will give the proprietor
great pleasure TO refer those gentlemen who are DESTROYS
oil putting their mares this season, to persons who have
cos the get OF North Star their possession The stock
OF stallion is the most conclusive evidence that can be
produced as to its merits and the subscriber feeling con
hdeut in this respect invites the attention all interested
In the growth OF good horses for the road or track TO his
horse North Star has trotted his mile in min As sec
without training over the Union Track L. l. He is limit
ed this season, to fifty mares,
CHARLES B. PRATT.
Worcester, May l, 1857. my9dSwH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-26

RRECKENRIDGE GOAL OILS
EB +. F. THOMPSON, Agent,
Depot So Greenwich ST., New York,
The Breckenridge Company are prepared to supply
these celebrated Oils for MACHINERY and ILLUMINATING
purposes, in quantities to suit purchasers.
Thick Oil for Machinery and Oil Lamps, ST. 20 per gall
lon.
Thin Oil for camphene and Breckenridge Lamps, 81
per gallon.
discount Of ten per cent Thick, and twenty per
tent on Thin Oils, made to the trade.
Terms--Cash on delivery. d3m ap12
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a DYICE TO HUsB BANDS AND
a WIVES.-AtsO those contemplating MGriage.
kooored Steel plates IS cts, plain plates rs free Of
postage
rms work contains dissertation on the necessity of
Marriage, Instructions in Courting with Cure love-
effects Of Cebacy, Capitalization, of Serlily ex
planned, increase OF family with many other useful in
Itructons,-from the French of Jean Dubois.
Address, HENRY s. G. SMITH & CO.,
Agents Wanted. Box 4210 Post Office, N. Y
iE dRyo
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Z N H A L A Il 4 o N
CURES CURES CURES CURES CURE
CATARRH, LUNGS, BLOOD.
CURES! CURES CURES! CURES CURES
Catarrh, Lungs, Blood,
DR.. @. HOWARD MARSHALL,
CATARRH,
LUNG, sGoN'ED EBEOOED
PEaYS ECIAN.

CATARRH,
LUNG, sgJV'Ea EBEOOD
E'HaY SECIAN,
who by Inhalation, and his other new
Remedies known only TO himself is performing such mir
Rcles by curing the most incurable diseased
Consumption and its kindred diseases
Rave hitherto been called ncurabe; the reason plain
because Pn sicians failed 20 convey remedy the dis
eased part hut constantly pouring medicines into the
stomach for every Affection whether Of the Brain, Eyes
Throat Lungs Spine, the result what must be ex
pected-a fastened death to the patient.
But Dr. MaTshaIl's common sense
principle of carrying his remedies directly to the Lungs
and Blood in the form Of Warm Medcated Vapor soohes
fhose diseased organs Coughs heals internal IN
GERS purifes the Blood and removes rom the System
sry faint Of the dreaded Scrofula.
Coughs, Catarrh, HumOrs. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Pain ia the Side, Shoulders Chest afec
lions of the Liver Stomach Blood snd Suppressions are
ell running into the great scourge Of the land Con
sumption, and that too often in the short space of few
Ueeks.
To meet this fell destroyer, DR.. Mar
Shall offers hi5 New SYSTEM which has cured Thousands
Who were given up to die by other Physicians both in
This city and eisewhereprovng to q certainty that
consumption cam be Cured.
BY DIR M.'s great Improvement in Med
ene patients are not put to the trouble and expense Of
Visiting him; it is only necessary to state their Name Age
Occupation, time sick where most disease is, pain and
where, Humors or not, Cough tight otherwise matter
raised, Appetite sleep, strength state of bowels; these
particulars are all that is requisite know, which, with
an enclosed Six Dollars to DR.. Marshall directed to the
Bay State House. Worcester will give tie Patient by
turn of Express Medicoes for month"; Inhaler
use them in, together with full written directions
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RREwER's CASH sToRE,-2s4 Main St.

Now receiving in quantities to supply all who wish,
and without attaching the old EMBARGO of toi let you
hare some Butter If you viii bug other goods;n none
OF this hart soap cOnpulsGt0ry rdds but buy all you
want, any where you please at low prices az you
can. All who wish to buy at the lowest market prices
will please call and examine stock and prices they can
save 10 cent in their from the credit system
prces. DIFF mv2I
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THE WORCESTER SPY.

Printed and Published by join MILTON EARLE, :
HaMAs Drew at No. 212 Main Street, Worcester ass'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-26

NJOTICE.-The undersigned would inform his old
old customers and friends that he has taken room
at No 2O7 Main street, up stairs, where he keeps
Ch{tdre91's Carriages, Bird Cages, Birds,
Fishing Tackle &c, for sale very cheap. Umbrellas
Palasos, Canes, &c Altered, Covered and Repaired.
Pinkiug in various ST. les; Eyelets set; Marking for
Embroidery, from any pattern sent in. Also many other
Huall jobs done, too numerous to mention.
G5' Agent for the New England DyeH House, Boston.
Please observe the sign OF 'rhe Variety Store" oppo
ute Brinley Hall, No 2O7 Main street, up stairs
aan9 DIFF V0TThHn
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-13
WHOLE NUMBER 318
Don't Sheer.

One Of the many good books for tie
young, contains some excellent advice
under this head. 1t should also Le read
by older people than those for whom il
was written. The writer asks "What
is it to snecr :" and answers the question
in the following language:
" 1t is TO show contempt by turning
up the nose, or by peculiar kind Of
glance or look at person you are dis.
pleased with. To insinuate things, In
the use Of unkind words. To make "a.
ces. TO act scornfully. You can sneer
with your lips, or with your ey es, or with
your nose, or with your whole face, or
with your feet; for there arc sneering
words, and sneering looks, and sneer-
ing face. And when you turn on your
heel and walk away with contempt, then
you sneer with your feet.
" SneeriDg never makes any one feel
any better. 1t feeds an evil temper in
those who are sneered at. In the breast
OF the sneerer it stirs up bad feelings
that wrangle and hiss, aud sing like y
nest of vipers. And besides all this, il
leaves ugly wrinkles on the face. You
may try ever SO hard to smooth your
face over after turning up your nose,
aud poutng your lips, and making faces
but II wou'l do. 1t leaves a mark. You
can hardly see it to be sure, but by.and-
by your constant cross looks will tell the
story.
" And worse than wrinkles on your
heart. They will give form and toue to
all your conduct aud conversation for
out of the teart proceeds all actions, 40
we'll as your thoug hts and words. So
that if you would keep your face and
your heart smooth, avoid sneeriug:"
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-13

THE Parsons JOKE The Rev. Mr..
Peters, Of this town, was slightly eccen-
tri, in his habits, and this encouraged
his people to be free-aud-easy with him.
One time he was wandering over the
hills, aud got lost in the woods. At last
he came upon party of men burning
wood for charcoal, but they were 90
blackened that he did not recognize
them though they were his own parish
oners. Approaching them, be said
Can you tell me who l am, and
where | am from, aud where sm 60.
ing;'
10 which they replied:
You are Parsou Peters, you came
from At'leborough, and are goius to ths
wicked place.
The parson responded:
Prom the looks of the inh abitants, I
should think had got there already
Attleborough Bulletin,
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p6- A witness was examined bef

n0- A witness was examined before
a judge in case, who required him to
repeat the precise words spoken. The
witness hestated until be rivetted tho,
attention of the entire court upou him
then resting bis eyes on tho judge,
began: may it please your honor, you
lie, and steal, and get your living by
stealug' The face Of the Judge rcd
doned, and he Immediately said: Turu
to the Jury!'
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eaS- Hope writes the poetry Of a boy,
but momory that of q man. Man locke
forward with SMILES, but backward with
sighs. Such is the wise Providence Of
God. The cup of life is sweetest at the
brim the flavor is impaired as We drink
deeper aud the dregs are made bitter,
that We may not struggle when it is ts-
ken from our lips. =.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-13
Business Gar0s.
Il. M. Dunn,

Il. M. Dunn,
Keeps constantly on hand u large stock
OF Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing,
adapted TO the season such as
Hats, Caps, Coats, Vests,
Pants, Shirts. Under.
shirts, Draws, Boots,
and Shoes, &c., SC.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. 1877
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ny A good old Quaker lady, aasr
listening to the extravagsnt yarns OF =
storekeoper as long as her patience
would allow, said to bin, Frioud, whss
a nifty il is a siu to lie, when II SCENE 20
n ycessary in thy business.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-13

say. A. What tma of life may man
be eaid 10 belong 70 the vegetable king
domr When long sxpsrieneo has usds
him sage,
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-13

ss5- . 5. a'rouL ~u,u yOd make .5'-
.u.a ptuuJ widow, NJ,e people have
.eIoJ y ~ ilGae tuan W. lnuea ~ this
particular.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-24

lFron ths New tUrh Et EuAsV Fss.t
The death ii Eugene sue, the celebrated
French novelist 4, announced lie was harm
at PARIS IN ls.,s, AMI inherited considerable
estate from hi father, who Wa 4 professor,
81 anatomy. lie studied surgery. anI s.rs
ed f.r several years as "a surgeon ~ the
French Navy. After having sananl,red h,s
patrimony in extrasagant living; b. wa
driven to writing romances. llls first liter
AIRY success wa Mathilde, or the Mcmo,rs
III Young Woman wherein, contrary H.
tine unusual e,l-to,n of French noycl,st- oi
the time, vice was punished aud virtue r.
waried The popularity of th,, book, how
ever, was iar exceeded BY that II the " M,s
tcries III Paris The /" Wandering jew 4
WAS no less papalar, and, like the Myster-
ies of Paris. was translated into many Ian
guagcs. u derives it, interest nai -, much
from the mythical rI,arMtcr Mho gives u
name I" Il, ~ from the prominent aud nss-
terious part which the Jesuiis arr made Ia
take IN the st"r,. !. The History of the
French Marine IA the time III I.ai,. XIV =
work In which truth and fiction ar. incen
'o,,sly mingled, WAS very successful. iiis
" Mysteries II the People written after he
had bccome identified with the socialists.
did not meet the anticilatio,,s u li- asis,i-
rcrs. In lsJ0 hc was elected o. the Nation
q Assembly, where he cxcrted no great in
iiuencr. His extreme ~ociMlistic views made
him obnoxious 10 the party IL order and af
ter the coup defai he became refugee
More recently, however, hc returned to
Paris, where he died on the IA inst, aged
~.
Asa writer, Eugene Sue possessed great
powers of vivid description and lively mar
rativc. His works ahea,na in horrible and
mysterious incidents, and won favor witl,
the lower cisase~ BY the vigor xith which
their wronGs and suffering, We're contracted
with the vices and luxury of the rich. Not
w'fhstansiisK bis socialism, he hs~ always
'sveo very extravagantly, rs the great pop.
s'a.'fy a sesne "f his writings enabled him
u dO.
The blIowiag disagreeablc incident IL r..
laeea - having lss(aIlen him, s.nn aiter the
pablleatioa nf his suauccws~fil a History ol
- kreach Navy" 4 parcel ~. ssns him
.u0 To1lon, through the Foreign OlIlc<
tt coenlsted a small hDx containing silver
nedal, With the ioilowiag conspicuous In.
sesieeine: 10 y. Eaesne Sue, token Il
Gueteo1s 6kOa ~ PrsncA Navy Undss.
nceeh, Y very nall lse1sgs, was written
sv@es 9isSasy Il ~ FracA Navy he did
49,
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NIN iogk Aapu~t IL
The Entry Clerk oi the III Nicholas iiotel
namler. has heen arrested charged with d-
faicatioD Ia hig amount 'th-, I,ati,rS al.
suspected II implication.
Alderman fia.e, Who j. acting NaN.r a.
the absence at Mayer W"sj was arrested this
morning "n complaint IN the libel >uii broueht
against the -ditar~ "i the fsaJ,f hs NJ Wal
ter Williams. VII" ~. L.ais, charged with
part,tiriIat,a 10 the panrl ret,ter, gan,s
Hr gave bail ln III" sun, oI s.,tss aIsl Was
DISCHARGED.
Al an early h"nr this m"rnine III. steamer
Splendid iyinr at the dnek nj Jersey ,il.
t~,k iir- aid hurbsh Ia thu water edge Th.
tiaia.s communicated 4, ia. steamer Mo- !
fasfD, n.w b,ai which WAS ais, destroyed
Si. mas uwncd by the brlaw ar. ani La.ka
aana Railroad Company and insni-l i"'
slJW1. Tn. Spi,ad,d Wa ewn.d u, q. !
Se"tt 4 S"b~ and was insured Ion sluVD
TIL. Gnnatd steamship i,ab.u vas la i'm
mii,.nt d,nres once hut laitunatels the aihd
shifted. u Is feared thai Nj Scott : -nn pei
iSie.i ~ ia. flames
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LAT EST N Z " :.
Gev. wasssr D~aass hi. ps.,s,e..

NAaHiN8rus Au9 II
Gov Walker ~ official de~,,aich.a r-ccnll,
received sass that an onr paint hr has hcei
grossly misreIr.seht.,i VII. as desiring ever,
man To- Vol. who happens ~ br in the Terrific
~ on the Ia, ai III. ele,tion iut tho ratitiea
ton of the Constitution
This he rcmarks would be- desirable n thet,
was conclusive evidence Tint all such person.
were actual bona tle settlers but the onis
sufficient and usual rta"i of such fact Nnnl
be some previous residence, on this point
which Is one of detail
He had newer proposed to make sugrc .t,n,.,
10 the Convention, although when asked hi
opinion hy members al that body. hc had IN
dicated a previous residence oi three ar sly
months. aud that the same qualification
should be- adopted ia the Constitution In r.
gard not onl, Ia that hut all future election,
In his Judgment ouc az the other oi thes.
terms will bc adopted hy the convention from
whom Lc expected cordial CO operation.
II u something extraordinary hr adds
while the accusation of leiling every man yoi.
who may happen to be IN the Territory on th,
day Of election, has been preferred In tn,
South as indicating a desire 10 lrt III abolition
sagrants aud inisrlop.rs ." contiel the rcsuit
the Republicans of Kansas have .l,awn an I'll
tircly different conclusion via that ! d.sisi
In this manner a. hrina many Thousand Mis-
soufians into th. Territory H. decide th. ean
test
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NJ, FNII NUH, IN.
The Democratic Convention tu .iay passed
the resolution providing lot the a,.,,o,utn,.nl
~ Il committee 4" ranl.t with 4 committee
appointed hy ,h. Republicans int III. purr.,s.
of uhiiibe ga .pe Consultation Ia d. submitl.,
to ia. i~oie Il u nat probable however
that the members viii m--I IN .i,. cni.s.n
tion hut Tia. great obstacle ia III. way at Al,
immediate settlement ef the existing difiiehl
tios has been removed
tn. rumofed collision between the sians.
and ehpI@was5 aud ih. taking III scsip- b.
the laitcr ~ without Foundation
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Mnttr casS nra,, sale- - 81 Ia sr,l we-t
erit g ssltsJt5r
oats puil al $500 f,r state aud Western
ioak hun rtim. advancing - = bhl -sle- "a,
hhl- Al - 'aas.a 1S f,f .aees nna si s .s ~. l.t
prime
Nv, Eriis, salr- su0 Ibis nj tlsss Is for repsek
cd thivax" aud Cleveland ,ae-- sIs sas ~ tf exts
u" sinai sales Rect ham. ~ prime mess nominal
AZ SOL 'ni inrais s'ut - matket Lard stead,
al ts8si6a
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MasmIsaroA, Ang II
The New Orleans papers of the 10th are al
hand
A letter in the P.oayaas dated choctaw Go.
Miss. 1Ih SAYS that throughout that region
there would net he over two thirds the average,
cotton crop. Oats and corn werc abundant
and af wheat there would be- n iair harvest.
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] y xsssls a. n . L. ssatfH koW. NfrFe sAs#.
~ happ4 - mai urun anf aHd casls u5Hr- sHf saN
usles aMi -rl' fhsai .ssads A TIE ,aNH~s pftw..
80 al II riSII
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BosraS. Aug ~
Msssrs Edward e. BATES a - merchant
II tins ri,s AZ. reported a. suspended, with
liabilities a. the amauni ~ saAisss, AMI A.
sets ."f ncaris IA" same amount They hat
been largely Interested in III. surat trade
II Is reI"tie.i that Mes>rs blanchard Shet
man 4 Go, commission merchants and .hil,
owners. "i this city, have suspended asmeht
IA consequence oi ih. failure of E.c hate
4 20 slcif liabilities are ~ad Ia bc hall u
million and their assets quarter nf a miiiiah
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physicians g. SURGEONS. NS.--OrFICE--
i 0n hrsdy street. opposite the fe~t osics iaats
OOCT. 4. =. sssELTOA, 4. NJ,
SUR6EON AND PIiiSIciAN-DR. y. HAS
~ enioyed large experience Va the department ~
surgery, having, for ees~p y~ar- had charge ~
noarisLing Hospital Ia tndla, tfrom whence he has
recently returned of yearly average attendance Of
3.eso paiishts
Once, Poet onite Da.lsi,nss Honrs, from 10 H.
A N, and ato6P n Residence, corner T~~ifh
and Ripley sir~si Daf
DOT. Js MAnsNALI,
TENDERS HIS SERVICES IN THE PRAC-
j TtsE Of MEDICINE Ia ali Its departments
to this cifizsns of Davenport and vicinity
o1-uAics over XII Adams Beak store Brady d
- Residence, Iiair..sl. between Eicventh aud
Twehh streets isl3
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-24

HoLLissYsnrRou August II
Mek.ll was executed here ta= tlay fut the
murder "f Soreross. He died protesting his
Innocence after speaking ir"in n. scaiI.,id
NEARLY twu hours
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-24
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