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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

To OUR Ali

ITO OUR ALREADY IMMENSE STOCK
j ne have also besn making additions, and vs
~ould solicu the attention VI buyers, whether Of
wlole.ae 81 retail being nsiaded that pioaes
the most enDiidioasL oolLp sTkkHk
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rNInrRovFn CITY PROPERLY

uSINPRovED CITY PROPERTY
Nv 10 Eighteen ot. IL block l. Ianbtl,,s 81
addition bsNi9o each
No II kislisea loi. N tocl 2 Ian .ri,s'. "a al
iltlo. sssti each
NJ u Nine le'. tork . i.an.bril. "a aaditien
issaA
No y a large numhrr of lot. aud land =, the
-. in fambtii-s I'd addition
40 IA LET oH Hrads stree, easlso
~ y 1t ~ West eide Of Brad street 7gxiso
EDITION so.ss
No Il Lot on brady street Tgxis0
=" Il liz, s. back - soxiso feet, Command. .
aht Prospect
~ L. Par, Of 10, block o. ~ fee, front 90 fef
> street
No 10 f.st 3btork 70 on the Llufs anos. th~ d.pes
ase ~ tbs nHs.l st-s fef a residence Ia the city
Noe u " >. -Four valuable lot. la De VIII,
10 = a 10, IN Drrsni, saoo A bargain
v" u ten acre u, ii rpp.r Davenport
- = Esscn a. osse half acres Ir upr~r Dawes.
l"ti c.hiaiHtns "A good quar-. and well aal.rsd
ihs river adjoining North Davenport This viii Il
-'sd "a parcels TO sasi purchasers AID on ssss isfi.
IMPROVED FARM LAMBS
NJ - A farm Of -. acre. Two tni.cs faom H.
W.T. Il hsst Two Lons-s barn. Two wells x..f
tuaFrl, orchard Of LOO tr.e.. sir years old aid o.
aerss 81 tlmhet. SO per aer~
No - loo acre. In Pih- Co III very valuable
NJ a iao ACRES Ia stark Co III. sis mile. ffaa
Fulton
No ~ leo sers. in warrsn Co ~
rSIMrRovEp LANDS
No 10 sie acres In Washington Co IN
~ - leo acre. In wausn Co. Missouri
" 9s io7 acre. splendid pine land On the bake
q the Chippewa river Wisconsin.
Ne 20 I'D aeres o. lsovii, tiu,t.rrd land nesr =,
.EaiA Pals, Wisconsin his is on the line Of tie
Hudson ind Superior Rallrlsd
CLINTON COUNTY.
No a. sW i s.ciisu y ~ RAE
No - NV \ ssctiau o. T s2R2E
No " i sscsiou 10 TsaRsE
NJ 10 = OF \ T. 4 seetl.s = Ts2R2E
BENTON COUNTY
M a. r IS X y " 3S2 acre. OF choice land
@aisssd b Iralric Creek coitains small wood lot
% within !. Of nils of a large grove Of excellent
tnivr. II miles from Cedar kapds must be dlsposed
Il II 10 days aud will he sold 81 q bargain
powEsHEIK COUNTY
No Vi loo acre, OF select land adjoining the
towu of 0riansil
No 4. A large ,ssc, Of land, Eidors, The
sguats srat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

Qua A0ENIS HAVE JUL DISCOVER.
" I'd 8 srses e. valsabis P1NH I.ANDs In NIs.
rsssinine d q G1als lssstseeI We eoa65sssls
Bssomnsnd II - cas q ths moss promAeine sDecu!s.
stoas - shs s.esns yos further ersieaars enquire
Oyses. on1761w ~ : DAnD82 q co
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

10000 SniNsIrs.-Just Received, On,
half Million No l. Michigan Sawed Shingles ~
-alc a, our Lumber Yard corn.r Fouril. aud Hsrr1
son street. CoTEs DAVIES
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CsstDB. nRO., BARROW q 60.
AffER FOR SALE on REASONABLE

CHGBB. nRO., BARROW 4 90.
OFFER FOR SALE ON REASONABLE
- tcrias III. following desirable property
~ handsome buildlng aoss ID North Davenport
lot sxiso corner Ripley and Sixih streets, a beau
i'm SIT. Tor dwelling
The large and handsome Cottage on the corner OF
% western avenue AID eixih streets lot 0xtto feet
~ opportunity hot OMEN offered " obtain bian
residence ~ convenient distance from The Gentle Of
hnsne.- Prize, $500 slow Cash, u 90 10 cir
iuL.7dtf
NEnRAskA LAND AGENCY.
(,o0k. SARGENT 4 PARKER, FLORENCE
- Nebraska, VII attend prompt, 10 all ba.iass
eoanseisd with Land Agency, eltksr II Nsbras
~ Western Iowa
Land Warrants bought. cold asa io~as
Hasins.s fot them be left With any of the
d.t.lshed
Coox sAsorSr Davenport
SooEi sisssSr q DowsEr, Iowa City
CeoK, sAsoxsT d Cocx, pesmuincs mhast
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MA VS. rEN & KNIGHT.
l. "A I'D AZ. Mt =

FLORENCE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
ANDs ENTERED AND WARRANTS Lo.
- GATED - stans Guy faIi is'ige ard Council
h84ra.
HS Collection. lrotapily attended Ia.
I Y BREWSTER, hp KNIGHT
Atts touA'T at Law. Civil Engineer 4 Surveyor
sksgK
Dawson a True, Es4rs. EDITOR tsazsft~ Br N
Wuherwax, Dawson = 0tisss, u Price, k.q y I
Lane, Esg MaslO 81 DIV
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

- Money to Loan IN Real Estate
SECURITY, by EDWARD ALDEN
may1s " W corner Main and Second .ts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03
IMPROVED CRY rRupEkrY

We '"sHr attention 10 our extensive eatAosns oi
Improved Farm. AID Wild Lads. Cts Properly
sc Tor sale al moderate prices aud on easy terms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

H. 2li l2u acre. near Iowa C.t, -eOecr,.ttok.
Pace sis Tsf asfe
Ne 80 iCo acres .evsi. iniiss from Iowa City-
sTY choice
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Valuable City Property.

LAST HALF Of LOT G, IN BLOCK &C.
T. city Of Davenport with the Brick Hoas. Here
"a erected W e"rsss of SECOND and Rock Leland
streets
w.., half Of LIT & In Beck Ca Second street te
tween REX Island aad Iow, streets, NORTH eide al
rlinlbs Farmer Hous.
North half Of Lot. . aud TO- Ia Block c. bei.s 70
feet oa Rock Isiaad street snd l9s Zee, Third
SPLENDID Lots On BLUFF
Lots aud !. 10 Block 20, commanding aae view
u the Mississippi river, Rock Island Fort Arn
.itoHs. RaiirOsi Bridge, &c
ror Terra. Sc apply 10
Daitf COOK q SARGENT
Rare Chance.
El BUILDING LOTS In THE CITY OF
~ Davenport fayoratiy located, wiil be soai by
the undrrssaed Oh credit u ftom 10 I've years
10 an. person ~hs viii build this season.
B.3 COOK q SARGENT.
OMt Lots.
Ok ACRES or CHOICE LAND, ONE
- ball niie fr"la ei'y iiiaii., fuf sale ct very
t9@ rates for cssh
js2S COOK 8 sARaESr
A Good Chance GOr 1nvesamaeWl.
lHl ACRES FIRST QUALITY LAND,
i W. oae mile from the city limits, saitSble 10
iiyds is,O i've acre .ots Iefms ogs mn cash, bal
Us COOK 3 SARGENT
I1ssaber Land.
Il hh-hEc LAM lWo
~ frDia ciis u Davenport, near Blue Ora. read,
j,.si COOK . sAkoENT
Lands In scott COmoay.
VALUABLE FUR COAL AND FARMING
purposes South fractional half Of bee ~ I
" EssI - aHd only ~ n.sulcs walk FROM III,
railroad station al usraat, aud ,yias the aafth
aad .ssi sides OF tlic c1a.t! rad.
NE ofs.e 4, T. ssKiE
) \ fS W I aud n w i ofs W /, See. =
Il, X l. Also, adjoining shove la Nu-c.sinv
suusts
y, y VI y l. and T. y Of b h See Il 7 -,
X $50 Forty acre. utsdrr improvement
house, orchard, sc Three B.ser laiiAs gs and
- uIaay kaosH coal n4Iae.
Also W AID " acre tracts Ii Scott eouniy
s.l situated Apply TO
g-S COOK SARGENT
LANDS tm Muscsastwe Counay.
SOUTH HALF Or SECTION IA. I. 70, X. 4
~ 80 acres TIA. tract Is i've Inil~s : W VI
NacOtt
A yarr,. " " and " acre tracts, soras nsur III,
stilroad for sale Is
~ COOK SARGENT
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/, rnr DYsPrpTic: :

fe who with iangaor droop and fade,
or 80 whom hcreer Illses. thrills
tall the hlest compound 10 yoaf aid
Trust a. Htanitv,L- preciea. pm.
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BUILDING LOTS
DWELLING HOUSE On BRADY STREET

1WELLlN6 HoJsE IN BRADY sIkkEI
IL for sale The undersigned offers fot sale lis
Dwelling House oh brady street eNr 81 tLsTtc~s.th
obtaining eight rooms anI cellar Ground 10 lso by
~ feet contains stable -bcd IN. apple pear, pun
nd cherry trees grape viss, shrahefy cissern and
sell
Ih- above 10 of the most pleasant residences
tbs ciig aud ~ili h. seid ~ very price
Appb 60 John DAVE
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wtILIAA ALIsx ~ q olAsg
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN CLARK,
Atterneys Z Ceunselers q Law,

4 fFE INSURANCE AND GENERAL LAND
~ Agents aad Notarlss Pub
Collections and ali professional business IN every
part VI the Stat. entrusted 10 our care Will fseeiss
prompt attention. Money Invested taxss paid fVf
non r.sidehis money loaned on HeDeutnbered kesl
Estate security Land Warrants bought sola aad
torat-G farms, kous~s aud lots leased k.ai Estate
Of oil kinds bought and sold OF commission
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

GREAT BARcs,Ss.-forty Splendid Lot
ia Lambr'e'a Addition In North Davenport, for sas.
by lho2sl ALLEN & CLARK
IL Money 10 Loan, IN sums a. sui,
applicants ~ TALIMAN s POWERS
atgas
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03


FoK sALr.--A valuable building Lot on
Perry street Also two large new Brick siore
Houses near Depot ALLEN b CLARK
Ap5Vitf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

IAiH Divine am nov prepared at my
barter shop. In Franklin Block. upstairs, TO dye
hair, ~Liskcr- Ae III the best AGd most natural
~ a. aud TO suit any taste compisaion and Keep
q, all iine- The hes, aud attentive assistants ~
shave, cut hair, Ar
sns,-if. JOHN WARWICK
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

PRivATr ScnooL.-Misscs Sevetance and
Bennett will commence the Fi,h Term 81 their
school, on Monday s.pi sih In ID. basement Of the
First Baptist Church, of SIKH aGd Main ste,
SESSION. From % N 10 u " and from /. 10
sPM
Davenport, Aug 81 1851 seidlw.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10
ggOOKs! BoOKs!! BooKs!!!
Happy New Year to all Lovers of Books.

What more appropriate Gift for friend than good
Book?
In Books we have at our command the society Of the
great and good Of all Ages and Nations.
In Books fnd answers to many Of our queries.
II we want to know where certain place is Gaz-
eteer Informs us.
II we want to know when certain transaction took
place we have an answer In Historical Chronology.
II we want 10 know auv particular person lived
as also what he did, find it in Cycopedais and Biog-
raphy.
3d. too, in Books we and what have thought, in
vented sal and done in Short whatever is known is to
be found in Books, whether Of men thipas.
Who then would be without theml especially when they
are sold cheap at 1874 Tin street where may be found
nearly every thing OF special notice, pertaining His
tory, Literature Art Religion Philosophy Sc, &C as
also the largest lot OF Bibles offered from the folio
TO the minute ,mo, in all styles If binding.
Special attention is invited to stock well
facilities Of furnishing anything in the Book and Station,
airy line. z. BAKER 4 o.. ~
II dH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10
2 IMPORTANT TO EOTYP-
n ISIS, MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS.
Monumental Daguerreotype Cases.

method has long been ,ht for to insert in dur
able mauuer Daguerreotvpe Lkenesses to Head Stones
and Monuments have MISUNDERSTANDING these Gases
Tor the last two years, and them secure
the picture for number of years,
The outside case is made of Parian Marble, AMI the
box which encoses the picture AMI keeps it in of
great peervaon for long number of years. is made Of
brass-G screW boT. 1t makes a very neat job on a
Head Stone or Monument. They used in Greenwood
Cemetery, Mount Auburn. Laurel Hill and many other
Cemeteries in the Uuitsd States.
liberal discount made to Marble dealers and Daguer.
reotypists Price from 81 20 each TO $3.50 A circuGr
Of engayngs will be sent to any address, free with price
A L. BALDWIN, Agent of Mausoleum Dag. Co.
oo dom 1856 Broadway, New York.
GINGER's WING MACHINES
~ These celebrated machines in practical and prof
liable use in all parts of the civilized world In ali the
various trades and in sewing every sort Of abrc either
OF cloth or leather they have been fully tried and APP
proved Sewing machines of other manufacturers often
fail to work, but SINGERS Machines
Always Operate Perfectly,
being strong, durable, complete in continuance and
workmanship. perfect Sewing Machine kept employed
affords clear proht Of $1,000 year. but imperfect
reliability Of machines one great reason for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
Of frai and delicate construction, are recommended by
other manufacturers. Such machines made to catch
the eve, not to perform substantial work The truth s
family sewing machines ought to be stronger than any
other because they go into less sul hands than when
sold manufacturers and used for greater variety
of work. The machines which have proved best for all
other purposes must be be best for family USE they
Singers The speed of yur machines has lately been
doubled No other compare with them in quantity Of
work
New machines of the latest improved STYLE will be ex-
changed liberal terms for old sewing machines of our
own make, for operative machines OF other manufac-
turers. Local agents wanted to sell our machines.
B. All persons desiring full information about sew
ing machines can ain it by applying for copy OF az
M Singer Co.'S Gazette, paper devoted entirely to the
subject 1t will be sent gratis. L. NJ SINGER & co.
Principal Office, 32 Broadway New York
BRANCH OFFICERS.
AZ Ban1Ver st., Boston, JAP Chestnut st., Phila.
81 Westminster ST., Proyi l05 Baltimore st., Baltimore
dence. 8 East Fourth st, Cincinnati.
27+ Broad st Newark, N j. Chicago Illinois.
BAT Broadway, Albany, NY. 65 North Fourth st Louis
Gloversville, N. Y. 81 st. Charles St.. New Or
9S Chapel St, New Haven. leans
II Buchanan ST., Glasgow, 20 Dauphin st., Mobile.
Scotland.
obi
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Price Two cents
GBe Only gPg,

NAN OF LEIsURR.-A French paper
states that NJ. Boulanger, Judge of the fmpe.
rial Court of Paris, who lately died, left no
less than ninetyhye wills, i'll which he made
many requests, not few of the legatees be-
ing persons entirely unknown to him, except
from notices IN newspapers of their being dis
hnguished tor acts of virtue or devotedness.
In one OF the wills of recent date, he express
ses the desire that his family will not artenpt
to dispute his requests. Besides this prepara-
ton for his decease, he wrote letters to his
executors and most intimate friends, an
nouneing his own death, leaving the day of
his decease blank, with instructions to his
servant to fill up the vacant space with the
date. the moment he expired, and to despatch
the letters-which was done.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10

FLoGGINa A WITCH TO DRATH.-We find
the following singuler story in the Browns
vile CIeXas) Flag. The transaction is said to
have occurred about month ago -
"a young lady of Matamoras was taken
sick, and an old lady in the neighborhood,
reported to have some skill in the virtue of
herbs, was solicited to visit the patient. Flom
some cause or other, the old lady failed to at
tend, and suspicious reports were circulated
that she had bewitehed the young one The
authorities were petitioned to compel the at
tendance OF the old one. Officers were sent
to take her before her supposed victim, aud
these mlserably Ignorant wretches repol ted
that they on several occasions repaired to her
domicil, and could not find her at home, but
found instead a suspicious looking black cat.
Alter several efforts, however. they found the
old woman at home instead of the cat, and she
was taken to the presence of the invalid. But
her NERDS failing TO restore the sick to health,
and the meddlesome black cat persisting in
following its owner, and being by the neigh
bors found in the room of the invalid instead
OF her mistress, fixed the opinion fast in the
minds of these ignorant people that the old
woman and the black cat were one and the
same person; thus she, being witch, could
take the form of the cat, and assume her own
shape at will-thRt the invalid was victim
to her diabolical art With these convictions
they sought out the unfortunate old creature,
and actually tied her up, aud with thongs
cruelty logged her to death as WITCH
In justice to the civil authorities of Mata-
moras, we are happy to state that they were
not party to the tragic part of this singular
transaction, and they were prompt i'll arresting
the actors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10
8 lGHT AND HEALTHY BREAD.
JAMES PYLE'S
EES0 OFSp a. m n ~ m NJ q

RI GNk AN - hbAL1h1 BIZ EADH
JAMES PYLE'S
RDGeteg6C safe at eS s.
The nigh point of perfection attained in the purihca.
ton of james Pye's Dietec Saeraus is Of much i'm.
portance to the American public, aud should command
special attention Saeratus used in almost every fam.
y from the President down to the humbst citizen in
preparing the greatest necessary Of life, Breads hencs
the Importance of purely wholesome article.
HEADS OF FAMILIES
Take heed that your Chidrens health may not be de.
stroyed for medical men unanimously acknowledge that
the strong alkaline qualities of Saeratus are
destructive to health. 1t deranges the stomach enteru
the great mortality among children the present day.
from apparently simple diseases, to great extent,
be attr uted TO its destructive properties. Indeed,
consumers had any knowledge Of the dangerous mpuri
ties existing in much Of the Saeraus in USE they
would shudder at he thought of using it in their food;
but here is an article that can he relied on.
JAMES PYLE'S DIETET[C SALERA TUS,
Which is rapidly finding its way all parts the coun.
try Its pure and harmless qualities seleVident,
that any intelligent Lady be convinced by single
trial. and its powerful raising properties quite SUITE
Gent to produce eighth bread Suitable for the
most delicate dyspeptic patiently from the pound Of
-four, than can be done in the ordinary way For short
Biscuit Cake and Pastry of all kinds it is far superior
to Super Carbonate of Soda and requires less shortening
to produce the desired richness.
JAMES PYLE is the sole originator of the Detetc Sal
eratus, and that bearing any other is counterfeit
Manufacturing depot, ia Warren Street, New York,
For sale at all the Groceries in Worcester and through
out New England generally. as daw6m
gid z o 4 Il 5 D K w % q DIS
HAIR RESTORATIVE
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Patented February GO. 1856.


The peculiar advantages of this Spring over all others
are obvious for the following reasons:
l 1t is double acting, closing or holding open the
I'd sgreaest power is at the closing point decreas-
ing as the door opens.
3d. may be easily detached from the door by rails
lever from the hook and dropping it against the
b frame
4th It is of simple construction. and not being com
plicated, will not get out of repair
9Th 1t Is the most durable of all Springs, the power
being graduated as the door may require.
9th. Its greatest action requires but oue-eighth of
turn others requiring from to hreeourths Of turn
hence it viii not lose It's elasticity power however
long on the stretch, and connot be broken.
7th, 1t is, contrary to the general rule ornamental
and is applicable doors of houses, cars steamboats,
or gates
Agents for the introduction and sale of this Spring are
wanted in every county in the United States
Rights States Counties aud towns fors ale beval
terms. The utility of this Spring is unquestoned En-
terpri9 ing men can make money
For Rights, apply to R E. RUTHvEN, at s. B. I. God
dard, ESQ Is Office, L. D. G0DDARD5 sto e, No. 1876
Nam street. Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10

THE GRAPE HARvEsT.-The Genoese corr
respondent of the Newark Adrertiser, states
that the grape harvest for the past year was
much better than for the five previous years.
The vine. which had almost entirely failed IN
1850, yielded in 1856 about half an ordinary
crop, and the silk and olive harvests are also
much more abundant. IA large proprietor,
who used to produce 40 and so, 900 barrels Of
wine annually before the appearance of the
malady, which is now disappearing and
whose whole produce in 1855 did not reach
dozen barrels, tells him that his vineyards
have this season yielded several thousands.
Lombardy and Venice. which produced in
1855 only 342 500 hectolitres, Ca hectolitre is
20 IL gallons is estimated to have yielded
this season over four millions OF that measure.
This is encouraging, for the vine is TO Italy
what corn is to us. The vine is to tho poor,
who have littld to eat, and nothing to drink
the staff of life.' as IS Istiss...ft u
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n. D. advertisements.


MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY
We WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! when it is just
as easy for any one to be around with pocket 70 as
not, If they only think So 1 have got a new article,
from which from ave D twenty dollars lay can made
either by male female II is highly respectable busin
ess and an article which is wanted in every family in
the United States. Enclose me two dollars bv mail al
my risk, and will forward by mail crculor.
with full instructions in the art The business is very
easy-Try it. fyou out Of employment and you will
never regeti for will be better you to pay tie above
sum- and insure gooi business than pay W mtg five
cents for spurious advertisement. This is no humbug
Try H!-Try it, TRY it, Address your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
sent one Of my circulars 10 Editor in Georgia
and he gave me notice in his paper like the following:
Mr.. Monroe sent Of his circulars and l will
just say to my readers that whoeve of you are out of
employment that Mr.. Monroe'e business is good bust
ness and money be made of it by any one who
engages in 1t, for it is 30 hunhugn d3m ds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10

KANzAs JURYMEN.-A young man. formerly
OF Springfield, writing to his father from Kau.
zas, gives some idea of the characters the pro-
slavery democracy empannel for jurymen
there, to try freemen. He writes -
al understand the grand jury were dis
charged in Tecumseh the other day, under
peculiar circumstances. The Teculnseh dis.
trict is rather a peculiar one; there are too
many free State men in it, SO that it is hard
to fill out board of jurors without getting
now and then free State man. While thev
were going on, finding indictments against
sundry individuals, a witness was called up
and questioned thus:-'Do you know os any
horse stealing committed in the territory :
Yes, sir, do well, do you know who
from" Myself; had six horses, wagon,
and one hundred dollars in money. stolen
from me- Gould you recognise the men that
took the goods if they were near you?' Il
could Are any of them heres' Yes. sir
'Well, sir, point them out Yes, sir-well,
your foreman is one of them-that juror is
another, and that another that another, and
that another Jehu what is to be done :
The judge was applied to, and discharged the
Jury.-FGH Rt0er Monitor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10

NEW STORE! NEW GOODS III. @
~ WARREN has enlarged and fitted up in the best
the store formerly occupied by WIN. AKSoLD snr
Toy, Var ety. Confectionery, Fruit, Nut, segar Soda,
Beer Oyster, Eating, and Ice Cream Saloon, all OF which
furnished in the best possible manner, and at such
prices as will ensure Immediate sale Friends and the
pubis invited to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
NO. 1913 Main Street. Worcesler.
50 eodd JOSEPH a. WARREN.