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gTDr. Rankin is log -roling for the Blu.
chanser nomination for Delegate to Congress
from Hebrsska.
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cT-A black bear ~as captured in the pub.
lis square NJ Bloomfield, week before last
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TThe Washington Organ, the central
organ OF Filimoreism, is a, its last gasp
The editor says he must abandon IL.
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IRASEM 4 McEvITT,
T. X e. II ANT AIIOR

Thrd-st., bet. Main aud Johnson KEOkuY
WhAs nov recsiving our 6prinx Stock, and
" would respectfully call attention 70 the
same, a. from our position ~ practical work msp
.ene enabled to sell the beat Of goods at : low
6guye.
We wish 10 inform those Who, from their sfss
% shape, think they we're or cannot be aAtsA
ny Ialsr, 10 give IA trial, and We viii runran
tee az, wthost alteration 81 b. 1t IL lc.s n a.
msterial.
tssntlsIasa farnishins their own elotA. -. Aavs
y made W tsso any styieA in . fashtoss Ale 90
w"sAmaAitks nAanss, ~ calling 81 Sss sssskljsk
msae' tawle-aJm
kWkLhf VI every DESCRIPTION - = : a., ~ = Il
" srdsr by aAM'L q. bRIrll N
Gss'Aa slahAil street.
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The bearded woman has been arrest ed
At Louisville, Ky, on a charge Of stealing
money.
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POStpOnement.
The Great sale 81 Six MuaAsoA Aoss
AT PUBLIC AUCTION!
In y s. s. 3 Z NO n z.
on sHH aaoUHp
Is POSTPONED TO


Thursday, June 11th, 1857.
v1NHE subsrb EssIkMoNT, City Of Ksokuk,
containing One HandrsA and SIXTY Acres Of
Land has been undivided with references 70 ths con-
tour OF the ground, And consequently Lots vary In
dimsnsioAs from ons-fouFth Of an acre 70 two and
one-hsf acres. The Streets and Avsaass are vida,
and pass over favorable ground, requiring asitAss
for the purpose VI IN Astronomical Observatory -
Another portion has been laid % for Public Park
The design Of the Propristors in the asraaesmsns
Of this suburb has been to prsserss the nAtufAl
beauties VI the locality, which are unsqaaIed in
the vicinity Of keokuk, or elsewhere. Iron ever
point, excepting . small creek bottom Of Aliavial
sed, we'll adapted ~ gardenin purposes, there Is
nne view Of the Mississippi River, also Of beaa-
tifulsountry lying North aud West.
Esseimonl
IL situated within the city limits, mile from
Glenferd Station, and 10 accessible by Mcdowell
street ,9ieaford and Esselmont Avenues, from the
Grand Avenue.
The sale will take place on the grounds, On the
I'D day OF April next, commencing 1t ~ o'clock
q. m.
Single Lots will b sold With the privilege Of
from 70 ., Ut option 81 purchaser.
TERMS:
One FUh Cash--bdiancs in One, Too.
Three and Four Years,
With interest 81 the rate Of 10 percent per aasum
payable annually. Warrantee Deeds viii - givso
and Mortgages retained Tor deferred payms1ts.
A collation. will b furnished. LithsGrsphis
plans will be fu nished on day Of sale.
The Streets sad Avenues will h opened sv@-
esnt time before the day Of sale 10 sasble psssons
desiring to purchase to drive over tho Whsle tsss
plan Of the property can be seen 81 oar ofkcs
For further inform AtioE inquire Of Z. h. Dinond
W. DcWoi, s.? MAin-st., or Of the snde1sigssd.
SMITH vANsICELRE.
nAy1ed AuctiousArs.
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For II emit.
VINHE fine and commodious store on the corner Of
johnson and Second streets, will be rented and
possession given Immediately, IL application be
made soon to DIMOND CONN
may24i 50 Main-st.
Times and Post copyl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-26

Ep Why should potatoes grow better than
Any oshss vegetable Because they have
goi eye. 70 see what they are doing.
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y. ~. WAG0ENEU,
ME- RON Mt TAIL OR

HAvfNo purchased the emit re stock Of Asssrs
IL forman Mccoy, and also secured the seYvi-
sss Of Mr. Formsn ~ Gutter In my sstAslishmsnt
am prepared 10 make and 1t garments Of every
description In ny line Of basnsss, on the sAortss,
notice and IN tbs most fashionable styles. have
on hand tbs largsat and best stock Of Nsuts
uoods, French Cloths, Cassimerss, vssttaes, Col.
lars, Crsvsts, Undershirts. Drawers and iAnsy
toilet goods ever brought to the city. Also, :
larSsstcck Of ready made cloeAing Of fashisnabls
sly Les, which ! An anxious 70 cell cheap for cash
All are invited to call and sxaMins.
msyi9-A J. H. WAHuENRR. second al,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-26

Oux ADOPTED CrIzgNa-Quite o large
proportion Of the emigration now settling In
Kansas, 10 comprised Of foreign born citisens.
Nor could We desire . better Glass Of
settlers. They are not only hard working
and Industrious, but devoted to the cause OK
free labor, and actually co operate with the
free State party in their efforts TO redeem
Kansas from the oppr esioa and tyranny which
have marked the sway Of the rulian invaders
and pro-slayery fanatics. Hence, when
during the last memorable contest Of 1856. the
plain and simple issue Of freedom or slavery
was made, our foreign citisens awoke to !
consciousness OF their duty, and fought mos,
nobly for the rights and liberties Of northern
men. In Kansas large number have Wit
messed and participated in the struggles thst
have occurred, aud almost to . man. thsy
have acted with the free State party, 90 that
now there are none ia whose xeal or devotion
a stonger reliance may be placed, than Ia
our adopted citizens. All honor to them AMI
theirs Welcome be they to our soil,~
lLeayenworth (kansas) Times, 3rd.
| A MADE ur MAS.--The Paris correspond.
ent of the Boston Atlas gives the following
item, ia describing one OF the late baiis Of
the Tullleries "The Duke OF Brunswick va,
10 diamonds This person is man Of some
90 years old, but by dint Of false teeth. paint.
ing, false hair, steel corsets and cosmetics
he looks as though he might b. thousand
years old you look in vain for marks Of any
age--he has efaced them all, and he an.
pears a. Il he might have been q cotempors.
~ Of Abel, or . contemporary Of Napoleon.
At the Tuilleries' ball he wore wig which
WAS ten times darker in color than lamp
black or ebony; agreen frock coat, 90 Gov.
cred with gold embroidery, no one could hav,
guessed what color it was; red pantaloon,
covered with embroidery, and the famo a.
diamond epaalettes which figured at tho grea
exhibition; he wore on his breast fourteen
orders in diamonds His shirts cost q hun
dred dollars piece"
4 TAKE TO THE BAsKEr.--Brooks, Of the N
J. Express, with basket on his arm for III.
reception Of broken victuals, il showing 4,
I the door OF the Democratic party for "a
mission. lie bawls through the unwilling
key.hole an impatient resume Of his scr yios.
10 eiecting Buchanan. lie says that be and
his party never dreamed Of success for Fill
more tha. their only object Was 10 with.
draw million " votes from RepublicAnisG
and thus ensure the triumph Of the Slavery
Elisnding Democracy. LET nae In ..--
Albany Jour.
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CTThe Richmond Enquire is in . dread

GTThe Richmond Enquire is in dread
ful way, Judging from the article Of which
the following 10 an extract
ssMormonism is repulsivs enough, but Ab
clifton amalgamaft0nism makes the SOU
shudder with sickening sense Of indescri
bAble disgust; and that the tendency OF anti
slavery fanaticism is to ultimate amalgama-
tion, i, is idle to deny"
Every one knows ,aat the idea Of ANAL
gamation is exceedingly repulsive to the PEG.
pie Of the North, where they are unaccus-
toned to negroes, while in the South, where
they are accustomed to them, nothing is
more common than actual algamation.--
1t is customary practice with majority of
the young men of the South, and the noto-
rie.v Of the fact does not affect the standing
ola young gentleman in the most aristocrat-
ic circle. But more than that, it has been
proved in many instances that it does not at
feet man injariously in public estimation.
Richard NJ. johnson, for many years one OF
the most prominent politicians Of the country,
lived with negro wife, or concubine, and
hao ouiorch Ny hcf Whien hc iSiocu, euu-
Gated and portioned off. The fact was noto-
rious, and yet be continued to enjoy the high
est honors in his own State, and was elected
by the Democratic party Vice President of
the United States. II is only "abolition
amalgamation" that sickens the souls of
the Democracy, they are SO accustomed to
pro-slayery locofoco and slaveholding ANAL
gamation that they look upon it with favor,
and even elevate the most distinguished OPP
orators in that line to high Offices in the state
and nation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-26

4U-"What docs your husband deal in,
ipa'Nm ~
"ile deals IN cards chiefly.
wei, the devil will he apt 10 eel him
shen the last trump Is played ~
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FEasosAL-CoL. FRsxoSr.-One OF the
reporters OF the New York Herald recently
called on Col. Fremont in New York CITY.
and says be found him in his study in the
midst OF a large array Of daguerreotypes.
paintings and general litter Of artists
easels, brushes, crayons &c. He was in the
mds. Of an active preparation OF desig ns
aud drawings now under way for the repub-
lication OF bis various expeditions. They
Will, 1t appears, be soon re-issued, with q
series OF large and splendid, coored illus
trations, leisarely and carefully finished from
the original dAguerreotypes, drawings &c.
This work, when completed, will exhibit d
magnificent and highly interesting panorama
Of the interior Of tie American continent,
the Rocky Mountains, and much else which
10 snd.solubiv associated with the adventurous
pioneer life 10 those regions, rs we'll, also.
as The naine Of the gallant Colonel, himself.
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W. A. NELxOn,

w. \. NELSON,
Wholesale e. oumomk saiOn Merchant.
AND MANUFACTURERS AGENT,
No. III IL custst...................6T LOUIS, NO.
nkALER in Paper, Glass Ware, Window Glass,
1/Wcodsn Ware, Straw and Bsnnst Boards, News
and Book Paper, Manila Papers, News and Book
Ink, Printers' Materials, and Manufactured Ar
tides generally. Also, every siss and variety Of
Fire Proof Safes on hand.
may23 dom
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Metallic Roofing.

WIN.
TIN, C0PFEa AND sREET InON.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
r. 8. RICKEY,
TAirA.st., Ast. Main 4 DIeHAsau.
is VOW RECEIVING
A FINE SUPPLY or STOVES,
Which fsrs service, beauty, and snossAssss Of east
ing cannot be sxoslisd, manufactured By North,
Chase , North, Philsdsiphia, Pvnn.
Cali sad Examine for yourselves.
- ssStsS II sU Asads Sest stiA pvsmyfnsss IN
ROOFING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
1t IL nssdlsss for msto ssy anything IN favor Of
good Metallic ksof vsli puton, for /, 10 sufbsspt
proof Of Itself. Metallic Roofs are almost sxsla.
svsly used In all The principal sitiss In preference
to any other bat they use the best Of tin and
paint Il On the under side before pnttipx Il. down,
which sAls bat little u the expense aAd nakss n
more durable. shall In all sssss adopt this plan.
Andssiross Of having good Roof will please give
~ call X. .. RICKRY,
Apr7s-den Ksokuk, lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-26

On tho 2lst inst, In ksosauqua, by Rev. L. T
Ro~iey, Mr.. Aaron lIsnsy and Miss Melissa j
Ulaypools, all Of Vsn Buren, Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-26

ID T. - A N ID q u - q =
On Fourth Street, between johnson and Exchsnse
kROKUk, IOWA.
mavlQ-dlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-26

LIFTING urH DIE RAsy.-The protest Of the
old Liners against the appointment OF Walling
as Postmaster, has done the deed for him.
HIS own visit to Washington only awaited to
secure him the grace of brief delay. to
take the sense of the people by petition
But after all, this easy death 10 cruel kind
ness, and indeed double death a. last,
once by the people and again by tho Admin
isiration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-26

q 000 BUSH. OATS, 1000 BUSH. CORN
A,OOO for sale by CLUTTS WALKER.
mayy3d2w
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CARDS BY the MILLION,
Daily Gate City Office.

Above will be seen . cut II the celebrated
RUGGLES DIAMOND CARD PRESS.
have had In successful operation for the last eight
cen months. Since procuring 1t, We have printed
IN immense amount Of Cards, and the reduced price
ut which they have been afforded has greatly In
creased the amount OF that kind OF work IN this city
Its execution Ii perfect Cards printed upon il have
clear, BEAUTIFUL impression, AND THE INK WILL nor
SPREAD Or run orr. Its speed 10 as great q good
card ink can DO possibly worked and handsome
Impression given by any machinery. The cost Of
prcss work upon this engine executed In the best
manner, 10 from to cents per 1000 Cards, which
will be observed, leaves too trifing margin for
reduction by any Improvement, to b. talked about
We have
CARD 0ToCE
Of every kind. color and quality, and can furnish
Cards cut from IT, Of any sse and Ut any price that
customer may desire, from so cts. Der 1000
upwards, bat in all cases
As Cheap as any Competitor.
UNIFORMLY sETTER EXECUTED,
for In beauty ef execution cur press cannot b saus
cd IN this city, while, ~ 3 matter of competition
1T COSTS Us LESS MONEY 70 print 1000 Cards
than 1t costs any printer In the HosssAy not
excepted, ~ We can sstisfy any one interested 10
know.
We respectfully solicit work of ths eharastsr. IN
assufnce that in all respects We can satisfy ths
Of which the great amount Of work which " ass do
Ing in this line Is pretty good evidence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-26

NEW MUsIC.
usT received fine assortment of Hall Sons
- auitars, Vislias and Acoordsons. Also, ono
: % a1;. n Piano Tor sale very cheap
Is Old Play 0reund
Is Widow Bsdott, (Comie);
Is ! AN thine and thine only, over the
isN
Is +" 0 let me die in Spring time:
- % Listento the Mockingbird
IS Or. Kane Funeral March
50 !" SHELLS Of Osean;
And all the new and popslAr songs and pisses.
PATRICK GROUSE,
mayl9d rs MAJ n-st.
Lowe, NOBLE 4 CHAIG,
Attorneys ~ Law,
oa~ % Jshssos-st., in verandah Bsildias, q.
joining the Pes.oa1ee. l.ysdtf
Wagons ana Plows.
Rlo.W aha Wagsn EAesorY,
Comm MAX AxD I1Tn ST.,
AR0R addition. have been asds 10 sSis s.s.s.
1<lishmsnt. and is facilities grsstly increased
wAooNs Or EVERY VARIETY.
HACKS. WHEEL BARROWS,
CARTS, CULTIVATOR0.
Flows, PKDDLIN0 WAGONS.
We use the bsst Ohio Tsnber including sAs steam
Bent Fslloe, {no other timber for w6ssls bsias
ussd1 Weempiuy the best mechanics, and en-
assafs all that there 10 necessity u sending to
Chicago Cincinnati for any article In eur line,
NOW ON HAND
A LARGE SUPPLY OF FIRST RATE WAGONS
AND FLOWS.
Which viii b. sold cheap kor sssh.
HKEKxAH KNOWLES.
Nay l6-dlmv.
1E0OvAL OF nA0DWA0D 90.
A ND HOUSE KEEPING WARES 10 NEW
ASHORE, 80 MAIN ST., NkAk fifth.
Hitoheosk Co., u ths sign Of The Aestiss Loci,
have In stofe complete assortment Of Balldsr's
Hardware, Asshanies' Tosls, Farming utsnsils,
Mouse Keeping Wares, Nails, 0laas, Wire Riadlss,
Stoves, screens, Cloth Bird Cage, Scales, Piles,
| Forks; JApanssA, Britiaiania, Brsss. white Net
| 81 and silver Plated Ware; Wire, Brushes, Bslls.
Saws, Hinges, Screws, Lsnps, Lanterns, 0sns,
Colts RsveiveSs, 6cythss. ksAAhs, As., whieA are
o9ered q Wholesale and retail, cheap for eosh
rarsss.iar attention given " tAs retail trade.
maylSd
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Fer Rent.
TINwo more Lodging Rooms for rent. Inquire .,
i the City Buildings, Of
msy25l6t JOHN STANNuS,
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0ooQoe 0oOAs.
DIAM 81 Vrinlsd white esd bs6 Aar,eillee.
Whtts - psintsA Bsiiiiaats.
Figured jssossss and trianins braid.
epsleotV p. D.. POSTER
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SLAVERY DooNEp.-There 10 evidently a
very general impression in Missouri, as we'll
as elsewhere, that Slavery is doomed to a
short life in that state. And that impress
sion will tell with great effect in favor of its
own realization, by inducing people from
the North to emigrate to the state, and BY
frightening tn shareholders to send their
"chattels" further South. A gentleman
who visited our city the other day writes
SCATTER leaving your embryo city Of mag
di6cent distances, where the people appear
TO be lururiasing in oil the gorgeous realiza-
tions Of untold future wealth and magni6
cent ideal spiendor, looked in at Quincy,
Hannibal, and Palmyra, common place
towns, somewhat old fogy in their cons.ruc-
tion. In Marion county, Zone of the best in
Missouri Am told there are 1900 people
Of color. The keeper Of the best hotel In
Palmyra (no butter on the table and very
little else) informed me that he would sell out
and 80 to Texas-that every friend Of the
peculiar institution in that county would do
likrwise. Mine host took all very good ma
turedly, and further said that Missouri would
be al free state in five years, in his opinion.
concurred, and advised them all to 60 to
Texas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEssENGER's NOTICE. Worcester,

M EsSENGERS NOTICE Forester, ss.
Avn Nov. 9th, 1857, Hon. ALEXANDER II. Bull
LOCK, Judge OF Insolvency in and for the County Of
Worcester, has this day issued warrant against the
estate Of THOMAS n. SMITH and GEORGE HOLMES,
both OF Worcester IN said County taiors, copartners
doing business under the firm Of 7. r. Smith 90,
insolvent debtors and the payment of any debts and
the delivery Of any property belonging to the said In
solvent Debtors to hem for their use, and the trans
ter o. any property by them, is forbidden by law
me hrst meeting Of the creditors Of said insovent
uepors VIII be held at the Court Insolvency to Re hold
eh at lhe insoven Court ROOM In Worcester, IN said
County Of Worcester on the twentyfourh day Of Noyem.
per current ~ eleven O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof
VI ueDtB ana the choice Of AN assignee or assgnees
JOHN l. BAKER, Deputy Sheriff,
NO az Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

Alpine Hair BaIm.-For something Ikea year
past have suffered from UNPLEASANT irritation of
the scalp, and Accumulation of dandruf with
dry, harsh condition Of the hair which falling rap.
idly I Induced by Mr. Patsen, DrUggis to try
bottle u the Alpine Hair Batm After the third appli-
cation, toun that my head entirely relieved Of the
intense itching and that there evident impraA ment
in the condition OF tina hair tn in relation to the falling
and the hashness Of the samei by the time had used
bottle, found that the condition OF the scalp and
hair was much better than they had been for year
previous G. D. CLEAELAND, NJ. D.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

ea-owing to the Pastures OF pitctnres taken
by Cuttings Patent process many think the Ambrotype
not durable picture The Improved Patent Amboty PEE
such taken by B. D. MARKHAM, are not only the
most durable picture made but far superior in and
finish Co. and all, to Maxham's if you wish good
durable picture, at fair price Rooms opposite City
Hall, Harrington Corner. diff o24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06
GLEA NsING, E-DYING
REPAIRING so.

me subscriber will continue the above business and in
VlIes continuance, and suggests to the gentlemen gem
their J VI ii's
WEARING APPAREL.
renovated in the excellent manner in which bs "a known
to do his work OF this description.
Gentlemen's Coats, Pants mud Vase.
Cleaned and Re Dyed whols, and repaired in neat mani
ner, and at such prices cannot fail 10 please Gen.
emen should bear in mind that the following advanta
ges are attained by having their apparel renoyuted viz
]. clean garment is warmer, looks better and vii
wear longer than solled
q The advantage of having clothes repaired is too an
parent TO need aaght but hint to the wise" TO have
stitch taken 10 tune.
His manner of doing work is such as 10 give the goods
that texture and appearance produced by the original
hnish and such Is his experience that he feels confident
That he possesses the ability to approach very to the
perfection Of art
Second hand Clothes, in many instances taken in ex
change for work.
LADIES' SHAWLs,
or every description cleansed and neatly finished Also
Ladies' Travelling, Riding and other thick Dresses
Cleaned aud Ffhtshsd WhOie.
Work will be done very short notice n desired Of
Gee for work and orders at FOSTER FAY,s Fruit and
Confectionery Store, No. 4 pleasant street.
ns deodu WIN. L. LEGO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06
AUCTIONS.
BY A. E. PECK, Auctioneer.

By A. &. PECK, Auctioneer.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. AND FAM
w CY ARTICLES, At Auction, at the Auction
House of PUTNAM CLARK, 14S Main street, comenc
ing on WEDNESDAY Evening, Nov. A. and continue
Four Evenings,
This will be good opportunity to purchase Goods in
this line, the Stock is large and well selected and
be sold Immediately for Cash.
Coos during each day, at private sale at low prices
when ladies' as well as gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call
Sale commences each Evening at O'Clock and all
Goods shall prove recommended money refunded.
Please call and secure bargains, this week.
JOSHUA GRAY, Salesman.
Worcester, Nov. 4, 1857 dat "A
A SSIG y EES' SALE.-By order Of the Court of
"A Insolvency for the County of Worcester will be sold
at Public Auction the premises in Worcester, Sat
urday, November a. 1857, commencing at 9 A. NJ
The valuable estate Harvard Street, formerly owned
by O. ". Oliver, occupied by Mrs LeBaron and Mr.
Barker containing 800 feet OF land with the large and
elegant dwelling house thereon subject TO mortgage for
S2l3s and interest.
The undivided half Of the lot of land containing 6775
eet situated on the North side Of Maple street and OF
the large Double House thereon belonging the Estate
of Beriah Curtis, subject to mortgages of $500, said
half
The estate on the corner Of Beacon and Sycamore
Streets occupied by Berah Curtis containing
1900 feet Of land, with valuable Dwelling House
THEREON, and the small tract Of land opposite said lot
the east side Of Beacon street, subject to mortgage for
S2uo0 and interest
The lot House No a. on the north side Of Front
Street. occupied by Dwight Bartlett said lot con-
tans about 5000 feet subject mortgage of $500 and
interest.
All said Estates will be sold subject to the right of
dover Of the wife Of Berah Curtis and the there
on for 1857.
The sale will commence tine rst estate and after its
sale, the other estates will be sold in their order the
premises.
Terms Of sale notes with isactory endorsers, pay
able in one three and four months each,
fourth Of the amount OF purchase money.
For further information apply to
FRANCIS II. DEWEY, Assignee.
Worcester Oct so 1857. dtnovl4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06
PICTUR Es FOR e5 CENTS.

HATHAWAY will make for the public Single Glass
Pictures (caed Improved AmbroIypes) far Is cents.
u The OUty Improved 4RlBr0tgPe, known as Cut
ting's Patent, for IS cents, 81 10 and upwards
OPT DIFF Opposite Clark'f Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-06

A Chnuee Left II will sell, for The money, my
ENTIRE STOCK without any reserve at less than cost.
The goods composed Of all the different articles and
goods rs ClahrG Men and Boys, aud of the
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