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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-29

IMPORTANT To FEMALES -DR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS-The combination of inpredi
ents in these Pills, is the result Of long and extensive
practices they are mild in their operation and certain of
restoring nature to its proper chanel in every instance
have the fills proved successful They are certain 10
open those distractions TO which females are Liable and
bring nature to It's proper channel whereby health Is re-
stored and the pale and deathy countenance is changed
TO healthy one No female can enjoy good health IN
less she is regulari and whenever an obstruction takes
place. whether from exposure cold or any other cause
the general health Immediately begins decline and the
want OF snch remedy has been the cause of So many
oonsumptons among young females, Headache pain In
tne side papitaton Of the heart loathing of food and
disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the nterrup
on Of Daturei and whenever that R the case the Pills
VIII invariably remedy all these evils In ali cases of
painful menstruaton, and spinal alcotions
IN the back anal nbs owness Of spirits Mysteries 6c
Nor are they less emcacious the cure of Leuchorhma
commonly called the Whites" These Pills should new
or be taken during pregnancy they would be sure 10
Drlng on miscarriage Warranted purely Vegetable and
iree from anything injurious life or health Pull ana
box. accompany e"eh
These Pills are put up in square fiat boxes Persons re
Suing where there is no agency established BY encos
ing Que Dollar in letter, prepaid, to M b. Green %
worcester Mass can have them sent to their respective
address by return Of mall
M, b. GREEN CO., Agents for Worcester
u Il, CHEESMMAN, Proprietor New York
daW0m
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily sp


By The American Telegraph Company's Printing Lines.
Office in Gen raj Express Office Lnc-lu House Block.
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G5e 1ailg Spp,


ADAPTING HIMSELF TO THE PUBLIC FEEL
1Ne.-There is an important discovery in the two
versions of Gen Cushing's reception speech at
Newburyport, as published in the TTaUellr and
the other Boston papers of the nextmorning. 1t
is explained by the fact that rough draft. or
full notes, of the speech, were furnished before
hand to those papers, but that the 1Taretter let
it 90 as it was, in the shape Gen. Cushing left
it, instead of submitting it to be revised, as the
Post, Courier, &c, did. The General, it seems,
thought that that community would hardly bear
his speech, in the form he had intended to de-
liverea it. After glorifcation of the progress"
and spread of our Union, as the results of
/" Democratic principles and following from
manifest destiny" Gen. Gushing says, as re-
ported in the Tra0eller:
q At such time the public mind of Massa.
chusetts stands still, and grows passionate over
the question, whether certain black men are cit
liens Of the United States or not,
We know that by law they are not; we know
that Massachusetts cannot rake them such we
know that, however that may be, whether ae-
cording to our conviction or 70 the opposite one
of Others matters mol in the consideration Of any
practical end. And we forget that, while we sit
by the wayside, augrily discussing these nag@
not diffciIes Of hours of idleness, the world is
rushing silently by, leaving US n the lurch.'
The report in the Courier, Post, &c, reads;
81 At such a time the public mind of Massa-
chusetts stands STILL and grows passionate over
some minor question And we forget that while
we sit by the wayside, angrily discussing the aWg@
not difciles of hours of idleness, the world is
rushing silently By, leaving us in the lurch."
The difference is significant, as showing the
orators capacity to adapt himself to the public
feeling in this State, which is hardly, yet, even in
his own party, ready to swallow the " raw head
and bloody bones" border rufianism of the mod
ern Democracy of the d. ed Scott decision sort.
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AP RIL 20. 1 8 B z.

FATAL STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN.-As the
steamer Rainbow was ascending the Ohio
river on Sunday, when opposite Slim Island.
she came in collision with the steamer Julia
Dean, bound to the Wabash river. The
Dean struck the Rainbow on the starboard
side, breaking q hole in her hull and sinking
herself immediately. Five or six persons
We're drowned, four of them deck hands.
The Deans cargo is a total'loss, but is insur-
ed There was no insurance on the boat.
The Rainbow received very little damage.
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LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE.


we have a. large assortment Of choice styles of
COatings, Vestiugs, and Pant Goods,
which will be made 20 Ter in the Best Style at The
Shortest Notice, and at the
Low EST PR CEs!
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DRAPER < CLARK

" and 80 Front STR etare receiving from different aour
ng Mills, ne following brands Of Flour which they viii
Ell at The lowest cash price :-Quarry Minis Samuel p
Ey,i Louis Chapn, J. G. Stone NJ II. beach, Harlan
Mil Delp Mills, Farmers Mills and many ether brands
win nan barrels OF various quaesi also, Corn Bye,
and Meal, Beans, Butter, &c. Also Lime Cement. Cal
cine Plaster Ground Plaster Timothy and Clover Seed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-29

ALL VINO ARE NOW ABOUT
PURCHASING, WILL FIND IT MUCH TO THEIR
Advantage 10 ExHminC
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sBTH W. F0WLE y CO., 1873 Washington street, Bos
ton, PropIietors. Sold by their AGENTS everywhere

Joy 80 the Invalid. Persons afflicted with any
of the diseases arising from disordered liver Or stom
ach, nervous debility dyspepsia liver complaints,
should try Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. seldom
fails to effect in very short time Sold by all
dealers in family medicines.
ape d2taw&w2W
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Advantage 10 Exnminc
THE -
LARGEST AND MOST EXCELLENT STOCK
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
@ T. O II H + N G.,
Ever Exhibited in this City,
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE.
The Style of Goods,
Excellent Workmanship and Superior
Fit of all our Garments,
AS well as the Astonishing
l. O w z r Q e S
at which we sell them, makes it an
Object for Everyone,
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
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THE THEATRE.-There was good house, last
evening, to witness the performance Of Knowles's
"Virginius," and the debut of new actress, who
appeared for the first time before the public, in the
character of Virginia" We understand she
was well received and made favorable impression
on the audience. Marshall sustained the part of
Virginius," with his usual ability. This even
ing the popular drama of " Rob Roy" will be
given, and the nautical drama of " Black-Eyed
Susan"
On Thursday evening, the universal favorits,
Miss E. A. Homan, will take benefit, on which
occasion she will appear as "Portia," in 6hak
speare's capital comedy of " The Merchant of
Venice She WILL of course have " bumper"
See her card in another column
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-29

LARGEST AND MOST EXCELLENT STOCK
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More evidence in favor Of the Oxygen
nted RiGlerA.-FroBl Hon. Geo ~. Jones. SUI Uey-
or-GeRerat Of IoUa.-Suryeror Generals Off e, DU-
BUQUE, Iowa, September 10.-DT. George r. Green
Dear Doctor:-I inteuded, before leaving Washington
City, last Spring. to say to you in black and white
had frequently done, UUa u0ce how highly 1 esteemed
your Orygenated Btters, and that have doubt but
that they will act cerain speedy and agreeable cure
Of Dyspepsia in any case it matters how Obstinate
Your Bitters acted charm with my friends Hon A.
9. Dodge, N. l.. Marlin, Il. D Foster and others, as
they did with myself. Your obedieut servant,
GEO w. JONES.
sBTH W. FoWLE 4 CO., 1888 Washington street, Bos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-29

Dr. 8enry SRTRont gives special ttenton to
Diseases Of The Eye Once No IL Worcester Bank Block
my2p
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SENchtFys UiuSs aud GhtrD Nurc.
AND PAPER HANGINGS.
Also, in
New md Second Hand FUR NlTU n r..
CARPETS, FEATHERS, BEDS STOVES, and gen,
eral assortment Of House Furnishing Goods.
n B.--sfc0nd hand Furniture bought and removed,
without trouble to the seller, At $50 Main street.
mch13 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-29

Ground Plaster for Fnrmcrs' Usc.--I5O
tons Just received by DRAPER a CLARK
app dawtfL sEE s07 aud 90 Front street. -
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Mrss y. Goodwin an Inexperienced and succes5-
lul ndwe holds herself IN readiness, day and night
70 atend to the duties of her profession Residence. 16
Austin street ar oct21
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TEACHER or THE PTANo FORTE.
Room 10 connection with A. MARsne blusic Store
No American House Block, Worcester.
o3dtf
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HILDRBTIf .. PARKER,
nTufN asFXwnEo

Wholesale md Retail dealers in COFFINs and CAsK WI
Of ~ kinds, COIN Plates, Crave clothes, Sc,
No 81 Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-29

DIR. NEWTON,
ID Il N L l S T
Has removed his Office from 1888 Main street to AMERICAN
HousS BLocE, directly opposite where he will be happy
tosee patrons and friends apo dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-29

A, PrentEss. Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
and Stone Over the Quiusigamond BANK Entrance ll1
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders with
meet Wthpronpt attention Particular attention paid to
draitinl Machinery. deo3O diff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AryOHN y0RDAM'e

IOWA LOIHtNG SNokH.
4 LAkG h nd varied assortment OF m eMss and
n asoyss q essdy made Clothing, smbssc
ing all tho iuercstand apProvedsyles and made y
good ork men out oithe besi material.
Pine, lnediuis aud common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
F1iot, Ps,ershsm aud Flushing, Banyups, Sack sand
pnletot ercoats, Cloth pross and frock Coats oil
various eoiors and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Sati-
not, Velvet aud Tweed pAntaioons. slk, Satin, VI.
isntis swaasdo Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere,
Sstinrt, Doubie aud single trra.ted Vssts. Monkey
Jackets. Da~ers. Ubdershirts, Hosiery, Suspcnders,
handkerchief Shirt 70 Stocks Q,
lie. searis inehc-ter and scotvs approved PATENT
Shor,dcrseai shirts Umbseiiasaad
II Kept ia xvn,icuan's furnishing stores, ;nesduR
Robes de thsmese and Revere Vestsaad ovsrcosts.
Also, splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, Csssi-
ueres and Seslinxs-sil Of hch will b made mp 70
orderimtb best with prom ptnsss, accom-
modaiing prices, and BY Competent orb mon. This
esablishmentisi1 the monthly receipt ofths latest
Fashions 50 TO them may be 70
pom beag tte istes BY those Who do.
sircH. All manner o. plain work and work OF gen
seei notiam promptly aitendeito - heretofore
HATS ola Gcs sty letosether with ~ ofthe CON.
m on Kinds constanty on hand.
III o. bscrbe roo n1dsnt
IL hopes Z. ,neritA.o ntinuanee nhesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
Msrchan II aiiotaneC other ,oh frontstrsct, sppo.
sitsths STEFAN Mills.
I,,lx 81
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A Cub INvESTNENN

~ IWsHcIs " NJAL 70 1hI Nm.
IAttN6 tiark' PAtont ga m bin,o No..
! Goiting Or Merchant FiourtpY h,,,t 80 -
ana our ",aeet esins - dipose Of he ails ~ -
ushtr ~ tha icrriofy o. the state OF ioss so
oper tli' VII, Martnsfy kagia. Fiatu,e.. ,tss,k
AMI heHsr, sef .aie On accom- niodat,ux ;.,-s
rebaot. party. This MIN /. capuLis 81 nsnss.ss
ring ittgs auahuty ii Flour pyr ia :. ~ a1
ning csPinso rBu cleaning pparalr. /. .y -
"a IA tho "est, no better "a, ssiiasntt .e,
make money. the shJIs eohe.ru :. :. $3.50
wan Que seAt. - further par.,>~ss,s a,,Sis -
'S3, -. ~ JAEpB WEAp -, NY !"
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Howe = INs proved t'uteii.
TRUSS BRIDGES.

IN .nlctsssad srr Ftupdeiors Of me shove
pAlcnt tof the State ut it~a and arc prepared 10
s-airaet for the crscton % galway or H.Ehsst
bridges IL any length al spas ir,ai 81 tect 10 500 e'i
la any part Of III. state IA thn above bridge hat .
been a. op Oh most the Railroads Ia The TN ted
States deem 10 Iksif strength. aura
bi lily and ehaapness Unnecessary. All sumnabieA.
iiogs apan the bjret IL feeeivs promo, atLn.inn
tddI,ss SToSt- HptthEkN Boy lhbtuN,
fat. .sstE =. ~ IN Ia.
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Fire and Burglar Proof sales J!
fMicugO LMttl be,.

,l>Hk subscriber nj his Steam Planting MIL in
i Moline, iit.,, has Jst purchased a iArEc ansn.
wy OF IhicagU Lumber, and has made atfaH1-
msnts 10 supply the demand, which b" VIII -sti al
Wholesale rsiai al prices tAat eannot fsif {" give
satisfAetop. aiso
SASH, DOORS AND KilsB~.
which VIII tr cold cheaper than ihe same eat be
turcha sri eis.. he ttis SIDING viii IL IT tbs
vory beat QuaHty, Ahi bIs FLDoRiN .8unat De
surpassed al dressed and ready for ia medat.
JOB 2s1AN1>t. MD SANfSts
Done shor, aoties. 10 soar Subtraction i""'t
tail 10 give him cali. 6ainemb.r IN. place, heat OF
NAin and S.,is street., Mailue, HIS.
LENl HUhGEktukU
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Successors to ii ". Bafaes,l
New York Harness Store
n.lufActursrs and Dealers in Harness, Ell.
dies saddles, Collars, Blankets, &c.
Al h ate nov inaaaIartarins eAtahdsetS coach,
w tug aud Is IA ii ,rness al the 'a.est stsiu ana
the work rrantod 10 gave satisfaction y" "a D.
A sriead eariet, Vi Coach, Bugf iesm AID q,
df- WhipsJs, rseci, s, tha uast extensive a. or.
mru In The vest. Blaak.is IN cNrts Ssfiety, than
Rubber " ,rse covers at uanaa stnrcfs ft'ess' 'r
osiy agency tor tho .hio 81 these ariicies in the
West
Thankt al iat pat fasors nd h"tl.g ev.tlhua
ito oil the same, natter ourselves eau please
all IN = ant VI atGIcie. in our hue
auGuh SkWBN,
al 81 doors East ot Brady.
l,N
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LIE GhEATEsT OF THE AGE,
s'm plicti, choapnosse 81 nraa' Y
mSnity strongly rscomlnepd Htn every s,.a ag Con.
Union, but particularly e'.s''n w
w prniiles Of Iowa, which Is ..b,ta,u,,.
msny certdaatos, references ANA l,,tsss sed by
rehablc gentlemen Who's. nanios M, IN aun neh W
fsimg the paieniacs u tdain aud Jai,,,r uahis,
eeieo'"'e" .os'.s.n at'nis and boiiins u Ms,aI,.
ElttUIelNss MILL. 'saA1,
fos the stats OF Iowa, wooIlni State C,,un,, .f.,
anil shop rghtsand &ills far saie on i, elty
tA oho Y Ja!1 operation aud gu e,Lii,nig W.
ratr, and il SIS, Mo advise al call NM enrnss
,hyy MI sas a. ~ NC "hc'rh Queen d sLe, aae
hiIilets, FARMERS, capitalists and sn,c,, EF /.
table inSeatment. ~ sure and prot.
Jhis hrshiy ingenious aud much mazda,
1fn'- an .hIie nov eataf. Ia the u.,ut.n, invention
~ heu' sL' stleiiid manner IN which 4, " WHEAT
nswptk gfin'.s hit,ne aud SEPARATING = pefforn.
nasle operation into seven different ons ~" graiIAt
sti fe.ts dtai tat within sl,ae. Of o, i " Flour
niri-tl.hS 'snt lt ~ bf'aiih, Al tis nv ~ NE sc,
t@iH,t is'i- per hour on pair Of tr,r. u over
Stsuos uiy ~ inches ia diameter M ha'r mill.
Waited NJ sinS's nper.t'tn into Eatfa as. u con
hnr ftl"f, t'n Sour hllii'hga, Ship stnws aaper
ai.i >h"itt. Any power bang atu,i..a's, Bran,
e} i, iruin a+son lufta lsWci up tD,ny 70 pro.
The sinhi space IL occupies would M, H. 80. daalrsi
placed ih iooth win other aacLinyiy. and ~, When
AMOUNT 81 possr II rsquirr- t. rrpnl y "a tie silsi
ctP'stia,b"u aud operation, mates II "ieny In
lbs, viii 'hieisede and rpvainti,uza t, ''n'l
ins MIL the md y compact, sub4tnnt,al.aaa' Flour
~ ''t 80 50 - Vf't'fA apIiiqnl,4
~aitt- Of thu World tau oyory saw NH, , 10 ths
ieo"n'hseahopt"dnl'y, FARCE rolling n.l w. sa sAot
iE hsn'"s ia"rf"t"' crested, new hs,a . "ai
~ walls ,"ri's h,tNn.n. FIGURING Min AZ ~ .la
haig rsieiSe % seven hunir-i doiiarr " Tue III,
CAUTION All persons IN nant al pit
thfuhehoht Tue stat" are advised tu e,s ''u'
500 eni Mii ~ olefaloa e'a" purchasing, and ~ -
soun ara hereby warned from tftrpa,,iu. -, ~ ~
oet rights ~ We shall m"'nian them 10 tho ,,,.s =
| of tho law. n"r& eNAs
iheso Wills wi make ov'rf Fifty barrels OF 49,
! t~ tpty tour hnuts. - ~
| tor further rarteularsupl iy to OF a.tdr,..
| JACOB " ma. EK, ia Il,,~
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sg.tssfA'~ sx,NI ~~,s..
I,,~.

u Arn ns's mikipg Neis sltsk, -.
" family EsIscU H..N -.... sLa =
htobtidu ot hons. Atci~Fs 10 its tai we
( cling YounJ..nt thai, i, n. ~, 80 -.
keel aNii stunily Oh hand 20, sale
hicdlings, or Cornell coarses
or unboitsd Fioar, Ship-si
Fran and Screeni
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FELTON, MILL.
Valley city Mills. Scott couu,v
5. 0. sH0RET's
i'oundry ana Machine Works.

/ HE itr1irt. tpt - n1w pfvps1sa a HSscute every
Naft@ty ri rHa.atttSry Al sAVf B0ues.
Sats,ssfor steam fstgiBey nyr to orc hundred
tffsr ttssfi Engiu~s Lathes, rauefs, u iaI Mill,
Atl All IBtubtpE IAIls work Also, sole axsts
40 tir st-st lee tEr snHnuIactarc al Nc, ordis nt
tftsliah 'iht4r t~.rs sap*ror uackArs la. he pgr.
p"ss tHthldeJ We s"atd ir8ise the aile bllnn Of
I'atses tcquhlAg ahaLRs to ue1 dji. table axar
aAt Neit-vtt1g Boxes, superior % any thing Ia a.e
fafneaIaI ssssEhoa ~ilI he Fasd 10 faf siriny ais
tbinrfl, #Hi pflsuiA at.guttHn gwen ia ali
We lfuEtos' - The ht "a.
and a-A t"fttts 1situfsBg htusTy rrIafii 10
iss - stlh ATS ufiu,.. IAsIiRgs ala And. Il b.
ptsu ~ atdrE.
Anrk- "a IhEa strHri, oIFa. iit the lAs me
buff iHs ZfaG4id- ia s~rte.tt Hus sld.u
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"tsr a. ' atil lash Iur heat, a. -.
pi " '.' iti,sst'd it,an, ~ o. ,..s ss,s ,ilt
aohe. Jaouh NEA'bh n. sp
''i-s tnfhsr fcrr A,d I,,,
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GdrtetD.

Yankee Not:sns and Toys.
4 LAKGkasaoNns On d ustapsn il And for cal, al
uasuapofl A1sie store.
80 - ,airs fns! CEaSDALL ! HIGLlNs
uaissrs.
large saa 7esy eas aSAottsaeA at osa 4 III
az ~ sai.Hss tnaas fAn.,as fSa,s $500 10 N<a,
Ala Fin!s.sifaA .tsv paty 6ys do,
'sfs 81 avs eisifu ssS. CO
Feather rastsrs
4 Van sapassofltasai esa As foaGis q ,as Ds,es
~ pon Aaslc slofeI
NJ. Ls Claire Hos gkH
A Ngfea .4.astm nj Just repsv cd anu 10, .sle lov
~ ~ No lie tlairo aoS; CAH
tulrhR ana Violin sthags aud every ki.i Of AIusi.
VI c.l dsresandise ,keptooasilAtI, On land NJ No
leo GislFe Row. q H
The HallslujAh,
4 Us pabiI-aeAbs l.. Mason, Containing a y.f,an
- collection OF Lhafch Aasic; 50 the hna u l., "
EfaJbuIy and u k"ot, cau be found at No ) 10
Ilapr Row C4H
Aeeordeons and Flutiras
large end Seiiseicsted assortment aslt geeivet
AT pitcs thGI shHotai 10 give entire
al Nor L.. tiHire Row; gSU
Flutes, iassoiel., Itcaiows xad
~ Fiiss NJ reduced pfissssl
No Ia Ciaire Row. JSu
6het Husf
A Lsf<se Dii.ctinn On hn nd ansSuw siu.Ir,s .uIysp
- 10 .ouH as ga Dishsd A.
Nu i.e Claire hos. CAr
iiE sast Piano Pnrts Instructor n tns world kiel
l adams u,ndstu school taT PtsIa Fustes ca. 10
'habd ~ aD- 10 Clare R.Si lG n
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MASSlLON MACHINE

M ASNlLUN MACHINE
sst<l'. s
NJ AssILos IMPROVED SEPARATOR, Thfe.h.
Avn ing stnsslne. and Dasoi1 t.vss.si Hofts Poser
manufactured ~ lance ". Aaiisoa, psy,Ep
Iosa.
WhitsOn's celebrated Pre- saiuw
SEPARATOR,
which Is aekposiedgr ID 10 80 the bes, msehins tos
thrsshtn separating and cleaning graiB nov In use
Ssf @ssa.seaAf gu up ot HE last mattel 81 ARd
" skpeuseeea "orknen. Having besa la the al.
ness iof Nae iaS. " S.ars. t1ixat sAieiy ~ shAs
=. ~ ~ - xaoi. EAfosaiay AseLils ~ Say Oh.
a'aet.ss t"V sud i'af asrss Powers Aha IAn saasA
jnb Wars, tFeh Ftnlsaiag, ege, .oas u the sto
h.tsps nripts W saa ar Telegraph psaaa pSi Al.
ed aaa sO:..ts al iG9 ItfJ ehsoHaiiy Aaswsr~a.
issehltnsi @ga- hi Gsdsu hssa.esal aeny.l q
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FsRhERs! SAW AND GRIi -~,yy. neu
ras Best Mill ever offered : - shlis j,
fEITON'S PORTAIl. UIii

A HlGii he's tai ON tho Eirsi f,a~,, ~,
" state aRa faasts FAIRS VII a. 49, ., La.a 49,.
hihited, sad G9Ea -Assai althe ia.-s, ay..,.,,
y. y CltS. ihis Lfuil es,elieaL III e,is.,,s'
patrntsd 1ahy "a, is,5, 81. nda un. t,,.sr, naly,
hanibeGsf t"sr n.iis sold, aud 81, l,..u. 4,
inen4 9rele5 .tesiaft thc, merit tiIsss ,Vs. 49,
been cold "a she last ~, u,"AlhsI Wy
ttt adapted Tor GRADING torn, os.a. .r,
tsIf Ia the car, Spices, &c vita i ~ ss.,,- -,
tsG.lon uak nuw ubeJofe. ~
No. Mill grinds itonl 10 bus an.
u hus "tired ger hour With from Z u aor,.. 80
otasf Nos. ProponiGHlao Anoup,. fasy W.. -
ifolniei y hnisa, steam az wafer peasr, and ays
WI -'aptea !" aftezhta uotiSh, hence al streias
e'sst shoy can be attached 10 ANY "a " mill.
MsAL SsNk- are attached 10 these mill. ,Aa. -
aortns theni lie only trA Prasi,sssis mil .,uo,
eAnna.r.
References can DO given where these mill. Inv.
boz n "a use u months without either Ioesring Of
bseding 'irrssihs and likewise where they ssrs ir
tfo.iirod tuur months ago ivr grinding Jre. "a
L. at established Iaet shsi all mill, uslby kniva.
.eAtjssa but nuStf"Srisa - and Thai All sa,r
and epb efnsher. oIly crack the cora and cob AMI
thai neither redaeo tho Il Cd 10 u desired aDsa...
~ t,' anod ~i1h prolt. Bu,hs
FELTON, MILL.
sIshsdt AnIAe. and with gfihsiIx sariaoa. so hard
iHEptfea steel "db net arertit 10 pabie Of xta
ing 10 .h. degree ~ tuens-s, and OF a.. a..
the Hn uuss ut meal. these IaUts Justify RI, Ia -.
faitiIRi sEsss mills b. xtss entire salisIxrttaU
tuI ihrth.T tnfefu auon mud mil, hud rtv m sn,l,
to NICHOLS, tuoAih ~ Co., once l.. Carr
bnpsa, Davenport, icsa, OF 80. -os 4. " -
dec ~ d~u
Valley City Mills, Scott County.
\ ~ constantly Misunderstanding The beat GRADES
- Fi"af which they ~iii seH Al lo~esl make
5tsecs thr 1agh lhrif a gents. =
EVANS, thr " 60,
-fl4 +ItHui ~ a J &stuud
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
6as)wart m Gntltr,.
Haight, Scars 4 Beckett,

AalRlL, Scars 9 DoCAott,
LeAthef AiNa utasturrf,s Ai.I Wbussatc pea" IS W
L.o.lhcr ofati Kinds, Saddles, sadd' ~ ,iat'
WAGE, 1oaeh trimMiuxs, shoe ft"d
inys. Htcs, Ne, 40.
VnTkhxye nov "a Land unc OF the largest snl tesa
w .ei.e,si sssntthents u
EcalNer waAI NaAstbesy Hardware
eyvr aHo rod ia th- sssi. comprising y" pao
sole and Harness Leather,
ts,th OAK and Humlack,
to,tsr Loather,
Freaeh. AiacrcAn flient Gal, skths,
Hips and Upper heather
81 every variety,
Ltaiuxs ko.,is, Morocco, B,ndiag Patont ~.
tis,n sA,tlinx, Dasa aud En1a.iiod leather, Lar''
FiAJiGgs, Ne. ,su,
SaiaI.ry Hardware, lapannea, Brass andA sils o.
Plated, IRON the hest manufacturers, seusaJus.
,ne Gtx aud lad koiter. Herse Shoe aud Sif,ns
rusg Baek les, and ever. an,cie ths harness ma
Ssf or sailier cAn wish.
Carriage aud Grocers Bows, Top PROPS, ssuml
joints zach Laees, Bands, tnaiaciied ieshs, ~
an Hut. Spokos, Hent Felle. ), tafta,aec ShAts
Carriage Bolts, Wagon Spr,nss, Axcis, hofse to'
lars, Horse Blankets, fly Nets, SC; bell Leath.r
Machtne Snetrhsd and Rahner bniiins, bcN hivee
Ac., e..
Cash PAID for Hides.
We ,nyite Tho OF tchasSrs, Feeling sat-
sGod ~e can fiessc All ia regard IL qaait and price
HAltihf, SkAks 4 bhIkEli,
sd street, ~ duuf atoSe Perry,
Aug e,a,G ls,enpoa iNsr
Iso .U L. 60 ME- WHY,