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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04
N HANICs' UTUA L
INSURANCE. COMPANY,

lNSU RANCE CONrPANY.
AZ the annual meeting Of this Company held al their
Ohce in Ciarks Block, Tuesday, Jan 6h the follow
ing named persons were chosen Directors for the
ensuing, viz:
Henry 4. Denny, Worcester, Geo NJ Rice, Worcester.
Geo Blackburn Boston, VIM. B. Fox, Jr. 6
Esek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel fainter, /"
A'9nSS White leicester, sam'lL, Hodges oherryV'y,
II, :. Denny, Oiappvile II. N. Bigelow, Clinton,
At subsequent meeting Of the Board. HENRY A.
DENNY chosen President, WIN. s, DENNY, Score
tsry, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been ia successful operation since
May 1855 aud continue to insure in their Mechanics,
Glass on favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and ether
Buildings, Stocks Of Goods hrst Class Machine shops,
and hazardous Property generally. Communications
addressed to the President or Secretary, viii receive
prompt attention
Worcester, Jan. Z, 1851 dH gH8 il
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.- subIcrib-
IN take this method TO inform the citiTena Or Vo
eester vicinity that they have taken the Store M f1s
Main street, In connection with the large and and conn
modi US Furniture Rooms, formerly occupied BY Messrs
fneps, where they VIII carry on the general
70 all It's branches and having the services OF Az Peck
Auctioneer they win give their particular attention n
sales 81 Real Fsate Bank and Railroad Stock Furniture
suda " and At our Sales Room, also, all
Evening Auctions for the sale Of Dry and Fancy Goods
,.eAoy Ootnng, Boots and Shoes Clocks, Watches
yeWelry silver and Plated Ware, Table and Pocket Cut
lery Letter Paper Envelopes, Trunks, Vases CARPET
Bags, Umbrellas, &C., &c. frW n $500
They viii keep constantly hand full assortment Of
New and Second hand Furniture, Crockery Glass Brit
ANNA, Tin and Wooden Wares, sew and Secondhand
cooking and Paro Stoves and general variety Of House
Furnishing Goods.
Boarding Hous keepers, and persons abou1 oo,s,er.
log Housekeeping, will hnd goods at prices that cannot
fail to suit the most economical purchaser.
Persons giving up Housekeeping, and wishing 70 seli
thef trouble will End it to their advantage 10 cali
sales OF furniture At Auction, when advertised
ah ya4 tgA PUTNAM a CLARK
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GROCERIES, sc.
New CASH GRO Gerry Score
- JUST OPENED, IN -----
stones Block, so7 Nain-sl., worcester,
Where win be found a fresh supply of
N e w G. O o D S.
suay kept in Grocery Store, at the lowest Cash prices
Farme rs Produce taken in exchange for all kinds
Of Goods at the market price. 10, - 49,,
worcester, April 10, 1857, 9t d&S}f apis apis
EEa FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR
G. At Reduced Prices.
1000 bbls. in vhoes and halves, of all grades, selling
at prices to suit customers
WIZ. DEXTER & CO.'S,
mch14 df No ao7 Main etreet.
WNRAPPING PAPER-An sizes and quail
w ties, for sale as low as can pc bought
BROOKS sFEARNs, s Front street
EBEMovED.-Hat, Cap, Glove and Hosiery store
Ma Of FRED. A. CLAPP formerly Il. Olapp son)
is removed to american House Block Second floor,
Coleman Jewery store the two large corner
of Main and Foster streets. Entrance next door to
Marshs Music Store Cheap rents, small profts quick
sales" Can and see DIFF ap4
6oPARTNER TICE.-o. K.
" EARLE ia this day admitted partner in firm,
the style of which will hereafter be FITCH, EARLE Co.
ia IN hl q WIN FTT6 " yo 0S our
Worcester, april ], 1857.
The Subscribers will continue the Foundry business at
the old stand of Fitch Jones, Union st. and also
at the Junction Foundry on sonhbridge St. and all or
ders intrusted to will receive prompt attention.
D. II. FITCH,
o. X, EARLE. FITCH, EARLE, co.
WILLARD JONES,
Worcester, April ], 1857 apis DIFF
MOTICE,-The Commissioner Of Highways gives
notice that he may be found No. "a Front street.
at the office Of g. Valentine each week day from 81 to
10 am SUMNER BRIDGES.
Worcester, March 81. 1851. d2m mch23
--IS91I,1 80 - mac, = :, - -.
~ en-, =, n Vt wouu IgsPI ~
iuy lor neI lIien1s sne tle p9ong, 'nas sne nas
received nj sprug SocS o. nlnsry oooos, Sno 10 pe
.eu 70 S''ena 70 an oruers lor A'nsiy u Dies''nA
Jog;
b9nnets Bleacned am Pressed N tne nest manner
n, Also Lay9nes system OF Dress cutting taught ana
Onarts lurnisheu, or tne most reasonao,e TERMS -
. 1eoesssI, APrll ~, 1921. 49, ozh aplo
NOTICE. The subscribers having dismissed q
IN their Interest in the Boot and Shoe business would
take this opportunity to return their sincere thanks to
their friends and the public for the very liberal patronage
Ommendug their successor, Mr.. HUDSON KEENEY as
worthy Of confidence and patronage, No. American
House Block, Main street. Worcester.
CUMMINGS HUDSON.
A., ,o,.on. ;,ss,,oa - ~ .,I,.,.,to.. 80 .....
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

Comprising extensive assortment of the most choice
and desirable articles and presenting altogether one of
the most attractive stocks ever exhibited consstingof
silk Robes of the latest Styles and every color from
$40 $50
Bich Silks, of the latest styles imported.
Medium quality Silks, complete assortment.
Low priced Silks a complete assortment
shaws in every style, Stella saawls, Cashmere Border,
$500.
Cashmere Long shaws, from $3.50 to SIS, GONE grea
bargains
Mantias and visites Of our own manufacture. very
large assortment always hand of the latest and new
ests styles
Velvet CapesIn these Goods we have many novelties,
found at no other house in Boston.
Yevets for oapes, every quality. Ses
Berages and Muslns a splendid stock, and splendid
styles.
Prints and DeLaines Of every manufacture, from 81 to
25c
10 Cases French Bfillants, 12tc, worth 25c.
Plain all Wool DeLaines every shade and color
Valencia Plaids, full stock, from rs to 75o.
Mourning Goods Of every description.
Housekeeping Goods, of every description
Linens, Linen Bosoms, Table Linens, Curtain Muslns
&c, sc.
anime Stock believing they will be satisfied either as
regards prices, quality style. 3
HALL, DAME & CO.,
10 Hanover street. opposite Elm street. under American
House, Boston d3m ap2I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04

6NEO. r. S. CURTIS, REAL ESTATE
IA BROKER. 1877 Main street.
On hand for sale, Modern built and Cottage Housea
Several valuable ARMS, one the city.
Dwellings tn exchange for farms
400 Acres Timber Land in ST. Lawrence county, N.
800 Acres Farming Land In Virginia.
Lots in different parts of the city.
One superior Seraphine very low.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04

a. A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
; two story House, Barn, and three acres of well
LII cultivated land within 2! miles of the Post or
flee. The buildings new, well built, and never occu
pied. More land can be had if wanted Terms easy.
Inquire of I. NJ. LAMB.
mch24 pf 2T5 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04

FENHE kANoKET STEAM MILL
n COMPANY, offer for sale their mill estate, which
was damaged by FIRE in February 1856 situated Bris
ol, J. consisting Of lot fronting on Thames street.
100 feet by 2lO feet deep from thence to ship channel
Their buildings are follows all built of stone-main
building l47 feet long, 45 feet wide stores high besides
basement the walls of which all standing in good or
DER together with the argest portions of the first and sec
ond hoors Also, two story building attached to the
south of main building 80 by rs feet Also one attach
ed to main building the NORTH so feet by SO feet
res high Also an engine house SO feet by 0 feet.
Also, waste house built of wood. There is an Are-
sian well on the premises 2lT fest deep, yielding an am
pie supply of water. There is also one of Corliss &
Nightengae's patent Engines, having 20 inches cylin
der feet stroke which is nearly new having been in
operation about four months kept in good order
since The fire Also boilers, each so feet long q feet
diameter which were reset at the tim the engine was
put in, Also engine lathe and wood lathe and
forge in machine shop The whole has been operated fer
the manufc of cotton goods but also well adapt
ed for manufacturing purposes of any kind All of which
will be sod low if applied for For further partic
MARS apply on the premises to
Bristol, R. L, March a. 1857 dtf mohaG
o. FARM FOR SALE.-That valuable es
iiI tate in Auburn miles from this Office well known
The Baird Place. can be had for cash credit or
city property For further particulars invure of p
KN0WLr0N, at Gouldng's Planning Mill, or g. KN0WL.
ION on the premises. my1 DIFF
k4NOR SALE-A Gentee Cottage on Piedmont St.;
IL A new Two Story House on Bluff street; new Two
story House on Pleasant street, TO RENT-Four Ten
ements on Pleasant street, GEO. 7. s. CURTIS
I26 DIFF Union Block, 1917 Main st.,
g. FOR SALE That beautiful new Two Story
Rs' Dwelling on Grown, of Congress street, con
lsss tanning ten rooms well arranged with Bathing
Rooms, Furnsce Gas, Hard and Soft water and ali oth
or convenences the lot is choice Fruit and Shrubery
and terms very easy. Inquire Of
f23 d3m GEO. 7. s. CURTIS, 1917 Main street
o. COTTAGE FOR SALE-one of the
I most desirable in the city it is situated near
l the Common, and has about 5000 feet Of land well
stocked with choice fruit reeJ attached. Price $4,000.
Inquire at this office. diff f26
k44AsA SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Con-
H! tanning Ten Acres of Land, in the town of Barre
A Mass, about and half miles from ti- CENTER
On the Hubbardston read. The buildings consist Of
good wo-sory House, Barn. and Blaeksmiths Shop and
there is also Shoe shop the premises will be sold
very low and threefourhs Of the purchase money may
remain on mortgage for term Of years Apply to
GE0RGET I. S. CURTIS,
Real Estate Broker
70 diff Union Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04

- BLACKSMITH ATTENDL-FO
ii.i sALE.-A two story Brick House, snd barn ok
sA % feet with Shoemaker's shop attached. Also,
Backsmis shop, with the tools and fixtures used in
carrying the trade with Of land, which is
variety Of choice fruit trees in bearing Said estate is
situated in the pleasant village Of QuinsigamUnd two
location for Blacksmith. The owner, account of i'm
paired health offers to sell the favorable terms1
For particulars apply to AVID BURBANK on the
PREMISES or to A. j. EAToN'S Real Estate office No.
Myrtle street. d&wf mch3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04
REAL ESTATE.

o. FOR SALE OR TO EET-A two
i story House, IA roous) corner Of Green and Win
,AAter streets, new paper hangings throughout and
newly painted inside and out since it was occupied Be-
ing near large business operations and opposite the pas
uenger depot Of the Providence and Worcester Railroad
It offers desirable location for any one connected With
The road doing business in that part Of the city, The
situation is admirably adapted for Boarding House. to
accommodate transient company from the railroad there
being accommodations Of the kind in that vicinity
Several hundred dollars having been recently expend
ed in REPAIRS little nothing in that line will be
needed for several years. being one of the most thor
oughy built houses in the city; has two large dry CELLARS
Zone rat PROOF The premises contain wei of soft wa
ter dozen more choice pear trees, grape vines &c
If sold, $500 can remain on permanent mortgage, by
paying interest sei-annuay terms for the balance made
easy. Possession given first Of April.
Inquire of G. II, HARLOW 3S Front street, or s. p
MILLER I42 Main street. d&wtf nch12
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

GARDEN SEEDS-AImost every variety, for
eH sale by WIN. 0. SWEET CO.,
apis diff 186 Mainstreet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04

yEY0 LET-A small upper TENEMENT with ave
rooms, to family without children. Rent S125
year. Inquire Of g. p Bryant ap14 AT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04

EINAR MEESS. LOOK AT THIS FORTY
d Acres good Pasture Land well fenced three miles
from the City HALL at SIS per First come, first
scrve.n GEO T. s. CURTIS,
APPS d4w 1871 Main street, Union Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04

GTORES TO LET.-Three Stores in the new
~ block on Southhrdge street, suitable for any whole
saleor retail business, will be let application to r. H.
DEWEY 2lS Main street, or L. L s. P. HARRINGTON,
no . Pslne'S Block. dawtf o8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04

d. FARM FOR SALE-C Containing o5 acres
;. situated q miles south Of Leominster Centre and
within mile of depot the Fitchh1rg and Nor-
Railroad The land is well adapted to lac wants Of
the farmer with large supply Of wood and timber 200
young bearing fruit trees together with peaches pears
and other fruit in good varieties The buildings are two
dwelling houses one barn. barn, with cellar with
other out buildings An abundant supply of water by
Gqueduct to house and stables together with other
Veninces, make it desirable farm Also pasture con-
tanning Al acres, situated miles from said farm, on
Rocky HILL SO called, will be sold together or separate
desired. The owner will give unusual Inducements to
purchase it applied to previous to April 9Th. For fur
further particulars Inquire Of A. COLBURN the prem
Uses, or A, WHEEL0CK, Worcester. d&wtf mch16
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04

PAWS INFLAMMATORY EXTIR-
H PAT0R.-Bor sale by CHAS. CLARKE,
apZ1 diff Cor. Main and Pleasant street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04

DATENT MEDICINES : An the popula
Il kind-sod by CHAS. CLARKE.
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kNOR SALE-A Gentee Cottage on Piedmont St.;
u A new Two Story House on Bluff street; new Two
story House on Pleasant street. TO RENT-Four Ten
ements on Pleasant street, GEO. 7. S. CURTIS
l25 diff Union Block, 1917 Main St.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-04

81 OK CARTS, 2 HORSE CARTS, AND
- Light Wagons, Tor sale by
SIMON PHETTEPLACE.
an22 dif p.aasart-st naar Marian
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-17
LOCAL MATTERS.
Easrira Ct the Bar.

Essrins 81 sns Bar.
Whereas, there .as passed by TIE "eEs
raj Assembly Of the State OF Iowa At i's
l.,, session and approved ~ the Go'sf' oF
an act entitled "an AIT creating the f'uf,
,.en,b Judicial District, and fixing the ume
Of holding the courts therein" which act
provides, among other thEg'' mat 'he'e
shall be elected District Judge IN sa'a
District on the first Monday in Apr! nexfi
We, the undersigned, members OF the
sco,, County Bar, ire spective CT party De-
lieying it to be of the utmost importance %
,,fs members of The legal profession. her
Chants and to Ill the citizens Of said DIS.
,rict. that one oil the best aud most CEN
uet.nt men therein, should be elected as
such Judge, hereby agree 10 hold Bar
IN ,etins nj the Court House, III DaV enro't'
On Saturday. the 2lst inst. al o'clock T
III. for the expression Of our views Oh ms
.nLi,c,. and 70 recommend, il deemed aa-
.;..t!e. TO our fellow citizens, a Candidate
whom we desise to have elee:ed Tor thai Of
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-17
COLLEGE STUDIES

IN 4. sULIuT A. - aatiys OF Paris, France, e
II & .siuste I. u. Univ efsiiy Of cintaEg, scot
aud, an s2P< slshstd lsa'isr oo'h II fhs'sEa ana
Professor VI Mathematics aha Lai sasses IN ssys
al Institutions it, this county, g. d hfb uko.
W siisiDl, A n, Ba1ye al fi.,i4 dsiEBta. 4
4 ladlAts vi The URisersi.. o. fsNLslSsh'a al
Phils elpbia ehi idaa< tea Sssrs lisai Isasn
sr, do hotSsi.h yefI TssoesEsi5 aahoaIes thar
they are prepared 10 receive limited aunoeI 3i
,ogrl gspusaIsI, whom ihsS VIII lDstraet a.
their opison tr any 81 ,be following sililss viz -
snsa saa h. siisE sug lQst ;ss aesIsi Aof4t sad
th,scal seitTsoss 'Gklaiii '6sEs'nst .0aiSs Of
Nartsfs tcs FtE sritncti. " tce sts III, - iiEe
s;se Ia. ssssss. .ifHSG 10 iGs ':t' "a safEsiiS<
"a IIGGt avg s. -Il tLs Ae&fs"H st-s ! %i--' y
eis'PuIsI't.
NeSiu b4s.a. ~.kssia4 sttu.tisu pom thos- sEa
"isn - pisr college, sLS Eaaa.sss sler siIA's ion
into The class me! ma! sSiise 10 e.tes.
his department. wtI ts strast!g ssAsE as
number Of iLpiis aill LsI excess t1sats s9s, az j
40 p.,sds Id. re>si, si .eless his ase -! &C
vuitsments p-,sais - Iists.- S-.-Ts-isnH! eiass
The oeiess 4 70 have as few classes as possible
~ Il. ssr-s branch 80 that the teachers hne
| ma, u ~sast,i<at 10 III, s',o'S'' tdsaniass,
From superior m@tAs1 ~ t'@ss'4--h.t'- sea-
discipline, thorough me.tat ta".e ss stN Asaalt,
Ia tsaeLig asq ,,te, BY g a. psSrs cape t<ues, VI
| |. usi "a 4 -. us G.ls worthy OF $50 liberal
.5ng ) aut d. ~ In.Iusetvts cIsss a< sl.isaa
s.ituts I'd t aasu nsa,I,
Tsras srs 5, s-siA hss'i' -u4~G ".u 4.ttA,
tots''r1Sn"S s"'l s,.;s ~ - ~ 9 .-'es
sa ) I'D - ~ ,as ~ sss. /, atss
/ ssi. ...sst~a. say l. 54ltss,
! GeA. ga Safgeat etsas1sr so5f, rae,
/ Dr. u I-aa., " siGyess
X. ! SaoSx s s.s. siasd = ,c: So.
aria S.s. y. Bow, $50.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-17
washington News

WAaHISGTnA, f. -.
The Joint Committee appointed by the
TWO Houses 10 wait upon buchanan and
Breckenridge TO iniorm them OF Their e'ee.
ton, will not perform that duty nn''i me
arrival Of those gentlemen IN washington
which viii he bout the 25ih OF TINS NOUN
Rransccmbe, a special messenger F,m
Kansas, arrived last night WIN n.e"of,si
from members of the Free state Leg'sia-
ture, asking Congress to protect 'hem ~
their rights, which was 10 cay pfessMsa !"
the Senate by Wilson, aud referred to
Committee on Territories.
Among the additional papers SEM TO me
S.n.te rslaiiy,, In The Governor Sts VEINS, Is
nne from people Of Washington Territory
asking for such action as will protect 'hem
in their personal rights and SHE'D from 'y-
rsnnical and despct'. acis OF stevens
whose removal Is anticipated.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-17
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY VI 6ALIiAohn

NEW YORK. Feb Is
Ths steamship City OF Baltimore arrived
here iast night She left Liverpool Jan.
2sth.
TIE Nlearagu4 arrived al LIyeiPoo! IN
the 25th ul1,
The news Is isur days later than previous
advice r..,..-t.-
II i Ts.oItei that on the Brush taxing
Busbars, which they did after two hours
bombardment,t the Persians ssbmitted to tfo
demards OF their opponents.
The English papers, however, DO not Gre
dit IT. TIE Daily Nsacs says we learn
from good authority that telegraph mes
SAGE rom Lord Stratford d. Radcliffe was
received at the Board OF Control to the ci-
feet that the Shah has accepted the terms
Of peace offered By ENGLAND, not ON nc
cour, OF the fall OF Bashare but on genera
grounds,
Great doubts are thrown over the recent
ne VA of the butning OF the factories at Can
Ton, and later Intelligence from China IL
anxlousiy looked iof
Kumars Of modsGcat ems in the compost
ton of rho Blush CabiheI continued u 6e
mulsated.
The Emperor of Austria had granted Il
compute amnesty iol 'he
dian Provinces.
The conference al Cohstanthopie les,
pec,iDg the Pr,ncipalitiss mad ended ana
the Austrian If aops " re to be FePiaeed hi
Turkish soldiers,
The Indepsadsaes bsiys says that lie 'oi'.
ference on the Neuiehatel question "'i
lake place in tn middle OF febiuaFy
Fsr.k Kahn. The persian sm3assadoF hAJ
an interview with Napoleon. The reply OF
The latter was non-committal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-17
Missouri I.sgislstur'.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Is

ST LOUIS, Feb. IS
The House yesterday pas ell the SeIatr
r.. luli ii IN relation TO emancipation lo'
I ., The St. Louis Representatives, vote .
ueaative. IN
The Senate Of this State ON Tuesda,
res.ed by as 10 4, a resolution dccisriId
f,r.,n, ioatiou of slaves in the State, not on
ould be impoli,ic. unwise and unjust and
s,uuld be discountenauced BY the people
The Kansas correspondent of the Demo
GRE. reports an encounter At Tesumseh be
tween Judge Elmore and the eorre.ponaeh
| Of he National E,a, named heiser. Bot
| ,ar.,cs wounded, but not dangerously.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-17

LU M B ETA!
MONS
steam Saw & Planning Mills
AND
AASAA, aSaSsbH 4 nl.iNO EAGGONA.
IMoULD respectfully s4li NE s,tuatoG Of Butt
lss, Farmers sad ths public yeaeraiy 10 tsy iars
LUNRkR, LATH AID CHI SGLks,
ssa to Cash Purchasers viii Aske IL az object IL
CO at my mll-the Lowest Min On sseaHd streel
where have COW OF hssd,
Fencing Of all lsasths, from - 70 ~ Il.
grauine Lunbss Of every dinsnsion.
Flooring, plaasd Or rough,
6aru Boards Of sillsnRthE
Shingles, shaved, cut or saved;
Lath Of the best quality,
Also Furnishing Lumber, Siding. -.
lku nov prepared TO fSsRisL ~ Short LSt.sr
DOORS, NASH, BLINDS.
window and Door Frames. ATehitrsvss and
ArehitIavs houliinSs. cOlHuns And PIT
lastsr Work, Puaths = bass bosrds,
Psnel Wasx, ee.Ricss, Mould.
iass ieesa ! to 7i1shss vide.
VsraEjaL 4 H.lSs,Es;s
Scroll Wott,
cH ANhhItn, ,JS SULkn sd Ak.uALitb.t .sh4
NAMEAfS. So Rili.L ) AMIN isGe g. ..>31
TAs uasekiG.1 il ray boot, Sash sud hlai2 Fa&a
and asvins voapstsat SoTkm sD, all elders lei W
ne will be nlisj witt fsonptnsss snd sasiaatss o
50 give sstisisctioa,
TaSIk fal fUr pAeI Las ai<, hope by s,nst AEseI
uoat3 all orders Ia Metit eoaaHashso yt esAis
dee ~ ;. ". 'HNNo'-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-17
n.s.nport, Feb. 10, 1857.


rn,rox. G.z.11E~-i sonaense from
the D. +. T.mss. Nsrmehs, Tor Inc eeneh'
Of some Of your readers who think this the
coolest coun,ry in the world, therinSme'
,r,cal record Of the weather in some parts
IL the United States. At Bellows Fa'i5 on
SATURDAY. the thermometer ranged from 50
to 20 degrees below zero; at Westminster
81; and =, Chcsies:o"n ~ AZ White NV
or Junction on Saturday morning it vas -
ST Woodstock, ~; Nouhncid, 40; b'a'tie-
borough rs 10 so; Bargor, Maine; 4oi Nor
vicb, As; Montpelier So and ct Bethel 81
below zero, as mark ed by spirit ,hermom
e,er. Iii suggested that perhaps Doctor
Kane did not elise The doors IN the Arctic
regions when lie left. H.
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A GENERAL THAw-TEe last three iT
ieur ears have been mild and portion Of
the tine rainy, clsaring III The last rem
psu,s Of snow ar cs il this region. The
traw !. &c .ouDs general, but 90 dsStfus''o"
or hn, lttie marks il, as the sudden ina" 81
week before last had taken of the P'ihci
nal o.,t II The saow ard ice The streets
and roads are Of course becoming dep, but
there Is . lower depth still to be reached
Yesterday was mild a0d misty. A fe" DAYS
ron,iuuancs Of this we4th;r will cPen the
ri.rr hers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-17

The n,use passed bill grating pen
sian IN Blackman, who acted as spy in
the war Of 1872. Among many reports Of
, private character was one by Mf, Chhifee'
nom ,be Con mittee on Patents, extending
Hayward's India Rubber Ps'en, Z years -
n. moved Tie previous question and its
,as.sle, but other business inteEposed to
prevent vote
Me,srs, Paine and Eiie made adverse re-
nor,. in sh Gh they assume Hayward is not
lie original Inventor; hut The rights Of al
n,r.on. manufacturing By the process des-
rriteJ, since patent granted to Goodyes
IN Isa3. are not protected in the bill; tss
Howard has amassed large wealth By his
,.sorio,iyn with q combustion.
The Committee is equally IiVided-sm
}. Tenn net signing either report
Adj urued.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-17

BAPrIsl On Sunday last the oriin' !,
Of christian baptism was administered to
sixteen persons ry the pastor OF the Second
Baptist church and TO one person BY the Ell
der Of the Disciples church. Quite acrowd
copyrighted at the waters edge to witness
the admin strs,ion Of the solemn and utter
ssting institution.