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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

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willleave Providence and Worcester as follows
Worcester for Providence at 90 and li,25 A. M, and
,00P. M
Providence for Worcester at and IL As A. NJ, and
406 P, NJ.
The IT'S a. m train from Providence connects at Prov
ideuee with steamboat train FROM stonington and with
morning train from Warren, Bristol &c. and at Worces
ter with the Express tram from Boston for Albany and
the West also for New York, via Springfield Hartford,
and New Haven.
Norwioh and Boston and Worcester Railroad for Boston
With trains Of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Of
Lowell, Nashua Manchester, Concord, &c
With II the Worcester and Fitchburg Railroad
for Fchburg, Keene, Bellows Falls, &C.
The IL 45 train from Providence at Provi
dence with steamer Perry from Newport, and at Wor
cester with the afternoon Accommodation trains from
Worcester Of the aforementioned roads. Also with the
accommodation train for Albany, and the Express train
The 4O5 p. train from Providence connects al Provi
dence with trains from Hartford Wllimanc &c also
from Warren and Bristol; Waterford with trains over
the Norfolk County Railroad Boston; At Worcester
with the Steamboat train for New York via Norwich.
Passengers for Way Stations the Western Railroad.
between Worcester and Springfield except for W. Brook
field and Palmer, will take the ll45 a. m. train from
The il 25a m. train from worcester, connects at wor
ceser with the morning trains from Norwich Sprug held
Fitchburg Nashua, and Lowell.
At Providence with the afternoon trains for Boston,
Taunton New Bedford FAN River, Warren, and Bristol,
and with steamer Perry for Newport.
The $40 train from Worcester connects at Wor-
with tile Express train which leaves New York at
O'Clock a, m.
With the morning Express and Accommodation trains
from Albany aud with the midday Accommodation train
from Norwich, Springfield Fchburg, Nashua, and Low
ell
At Providence with the Boston and New York Steam
boat train for New York, stonington.
The Lila m. train from Providence, and the 90 a.
m train from Worcester, connect with the trains OF the
Norfolk County Railroad at Waterford for Franklin Wal
pole, Dedham, and Boston. The 4o6 p. m.tTain ON
Providence and the $40 p train from Worcester, also
connect at Waterford with trains from Boston, Dedham
Wapole, sc.
These trains also connect at MillvlIe. with coaches TO
and from satersyle AZ Whiting with coaches TO and
from East Douglas and Whiiinsyille.
At Faruum's with coaches to and from Grafton Oentre
New England Village, and Upton.
The 715 a. m. train from Providence connects al
Woonsocket with coaches from Milford, and the iOb p
train with coaches for Milford
uFThrough tickets sold at Providence for all i'm
porant points West Of Albany, at as low BY any
other route, and at rates as from Boston.
Providence for Lonsdale at $3.50 p. NJ.
Lonsdale for Providence at6,ib A. NJ.
This GIL A. NJ Train from Lonsdale and the 80 p. NJ.
Train from Providence, the only Trains which stop
al CoriGa 4 Nighting ait's and Horizons Grove.
Providence, Dec. 20, 1865. 3. II. TABOR, Supt.
d80 ar
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ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
worcester, Mass
apl7l Office over eO7 Main Street ldawtf
RAR IRON AND STEEL.
i r. o NJ
20 tons assorted wedish Iron fat and suusys
10 e best Norway Bar Iron. ---;.. ~
square, 9k7 \ gI[
80 tons shaftiug Iron, nom II to inches round.
u an inch. .Aaes
tons U. B. horse-naii rods.
10 q horse and ox-shoe Iron sa
70 I" best Norway rods, and shapes assorted
% hoop and band Iron from 30 inches vide
+ 90 Lowmore Iron assorted li.ta'
Oval, and halt-round Iron. --'+
Sheet Iron
|, s It EEL.
tons sleigh shoe Steel (swedishl !. 1905 m
best cast stee (sanderson, Bro Co.
p round machinery Steel
2ngRshsprne miana
Dlistered ~
ALSO .s@qa
Fisher s Norris Gust Steel Face Aupsw ana
Vices. Best English AnUiGs and Eioes,
-dG Horse RGsps and Files.
3 NUTS and WASHERS AxLE-FREEs and BOXES
ELlPTIc SPRINGS, BLAoKsMrTHs BELL0Ws,
elAGksMITHs SEA ooAB. oHIo AND NOVA
oOTIAag olNMf eImansau ban Ietfosaf Ge.
q -reIG ,DSTON Es.
Horse Nails made from the best U. b. Iron warranted
N, b. P. & |. are also Agents for ADRI0NAC AMER
ICAN CAST STEEL 7.ls1a4aal f.a Urlu
~ The above will be sold on the most favorable terms
~ tbe subscribers the old stand Washington Square
r PRATT Il INMAN.'
Wrcester, Dot 1 1884 dsndaw
/. 6tOPARTNERSH NOTICE. = Copart
~ nership has this diy been formed between kfCH.
ARD FISH. and CHAs A. G0DDAHD, Of Worcester,
for the purpose Of carrying on the WATCH JeWery and
Fancy Goods Business az the old stand heretofore oecu
transactions Of the after this date viii hs4r the
lame o. Fisk Goddard. RICHARD FISK, h
Worcester Feb, ~ 1861 o,rA. GODDARD.
ATOTHCF.-Ihe subscrbers have this day ourcba.-f
~ cd ths entire stock OF Il. D. 0oddarda Watches
Jewery, and Fancy Goods, and intend continuing the
husuesaat The old Stand. No. 1876 Maiu street. IT.
Aconiinuaton Of pstroDages respectfully solisited "a
Worcester, FEB. ~ 1851 FISK q GODDARD.
% IA a ,s dSWsw o. .ea4 aHaar
,HDRINTI &c PR EsS FOR "A I,R.--1be a.
MDntaEueB Patent Presses suit tbio ter Newepaper
work, and slse sulcen % print double medium sheet
WI oe 500 az bargain the present owners not having
any turtner use Tor IL. Apply II this Office
10 lLlgA d&wtf lA 20 tlN|a7 HrN h
NEONsoN AcADR NY. The next Term Of is
~ W eks will commence WEDNEs UAY, the lhth day y
Of April Parents who wish 70 have their sons and
daughters surrounded by uarnaCs ftraFded hehly "a
vorabe 20 Intellectual and MORAL impruy ernent are hst
cd 70 patfOhile the SCHOOL, Mli5 TUFTa tla
1891 I'll deadSw&w4t naaW Pnnolnai
n NhOHRttt S-Oi AL azeg, NEATLY 400 Prompt
LY ExECurEo on application at he Soy once.
~. 4lN "ap ypert :. u Ii Il -..all
MID E. ID. CHEESE,--rl2s Boxes IA Engllah
" Dairy Cheese IA store, and Tor sale by
! mche WA. SWEET CO., ls6 Main 81 "a
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NJ e p L. U $ ULTRA.
LAZELL'S
GT5nlGE Hair Tonic.

An admirable preparation for preserving and beaufvinw
the Humaj Hair.
The Climax Hair Tonic includes IA its enu,no.,,,,a
many o. the most potent known remedies II IL oonha5
with the most elaborate with 40 strict $500
to proportion that due effect is given to each
and the result is CONFEDERATION elegant yeeAsrehS snd
unsurpassed In point Of efficacy by any other before ne
Just so long vitality exists In the hair the pDasx
hono the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail to be benehcal
Us invigorang influence will make fs4lf perceptiba
ls actions by removing dandru and other obstacles from
the scaip destroys their whitening ELECTS, aud leaves the
way clear for nature TO doher part t+ " ~
As compound for dressing the hair mpartiug to ita "a
sdtness glqssness and richness and also rendering he
sthest and driest hair susceptible the mos tseiu
arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic viii be found invalu
able Nervous headaches frequently removed bv a
vigorous application Of the Climax Hair Tonic viii
stiff brushing. iit ssna . gtl s -.
Possessing delicate color not liable 20 soiIanvthing
with which comes in contact--of pleasant Ana AZ
eidef yet not too prominent DIOR, the Climax T7a,
Tonic II what the proprietor has aimed 70 maks ita
Intrinsic worth .ato b ~ IL f-1t'"1~-r I
Sod 10 large bottles at twenty 6Ea cents per bott,a
Prepared only by @ go r. SPURR No 20l Main a.
Worcester, Mass. and sold by traders eendrailv o
n2O 1 = s4aig dtf ..H SIS 10 L - n
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BRYANT 4 COWP ANY's
Friday Morning Feb. 9th, 1857.

4tiua
We shall opon very choice invoice of
French Or&Hndi MnsI ms, in Chintt coors
French 0rsab di MusIins, in Brown, Purple
and Wool oolors.
French JRcOneIs, in Colored Ground
French JacOneIs, white grounds, small figures
/. French Percales in eoored grounds
French PercaIes in white gtounds,
French Prints, in white grounds.
Wove SILK Wool Berage r obes, with Chenele.
Woye Silk Berage r oBes, very rich
few patterns of real, French PoPIins.
All Of which of the best class of goods which we
shall offer this Ladies wishing select beauti-
full dress for the coming summer should fail give
us an early call. G. P. BRY ANT co, &
f27 aSwf No, Mechanics Hall.
GyHAMBERLIN, BARNARD a co.
Inyite the attention of their customers and all pur-
chasers, to their ~ ba
EARLY SPRING. STYLES,
Ia sHfs, Valencia Paidl Raw silk Plsids, DeLanes,
Prints, &c, now opening
FROM NEW YORK.
Make early selections, and thereby secure the handsom
est style.
pa w SILK PLAID s,
Beautiful new styles for Spring, just received, and
selling rapidly at us.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD cos
WHITE ~BRILLIA NTs,
AT 1s 1-s CENTS
Afresh Case received to-day hne Whit, Briliants
wider and better goods than heretofore sold at u 10
,ents. CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD h co
M p. ROBLNSON,s INrELIIGENoR AND
a aa az GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE,
No.239 Main Street, over Thayer n Taf's Saloon
A GENT for VIM. H. Barnap's Magnetic Electric Ma
"A chine used as specific for Nervous diseases Of all
forms, See Circular. .5sss .f ask
EBIANO FORTES and seraphines. one suitable
for church, for sale Or to let at the lowest prcss
Two Observation-Disclosures Girls desire Sit
4 nations.
TFVENEMENTs wANiED IMMEDrATELY4
u Both large aud small. A5i9sS ai Glh f
ENTs AND BILLS o6llected, and olrcuiarr die
hihnted onrsgspnable terms, And a. the shortest
notice deodtf o2s
~ A T. O II Il
A age a,sortSsnsi os'yery superior Gold ana sily,r
Wachss u every variety Of pattern and quality lover
prices than ever before offered IN Worcester be had
tiN AZ FifKE a aODDARDB
1876 Union Block, Main street,
fl9 dtl Worcester, Mass.
e. u N : A N - p = II o l. =.
a. FISK a GoDD ARDS may be found every variety
VI auns and Pistols that aredgerabc FIR use Or arnuse
nent and fixtures Tor the same .4yg .sie haa
1876 Union Block, Main street. i.
ar Worcester Msss
NAIoMAN's Private MEDICAL CON
x Wv PANiON.a For sale BY WM ALBnN,
; mch2 du 2I1 Main street.
(tOMPOUND EXPECTORANT CANDY
Y Tor the u Coughs, Colds, Hoarsness Tickling IN
lhe Throat, So prcs only cents 4 role, For sale BY
u. SCOTT 4 CO.,
= j2S du 26l Main street.
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bSA DEAR MEl'',-rhi5 horrid cough Of % ine
NJ has about used me- up. Dinnt sleep wink All
last night. Vel, why don't you buy bottle Of Wistsrs
basam q wild Cherry, and cure n for that is what will
do II, no joking. For sale AZ 20l Main street, by
GEO X. HpuRR, Druggist.
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EAT GYMNAsIUM BRANoH
w NOW OPEN

w NOW OPEN.
PROF. A. M0LINBAUX, returns his thanks to the
citizens Of Worcester, for their past patronage and hopes
to receive the continuance of the He has opened
rooms in the Rear of l.. ID. Godda rd's Store
on Main st. better known the old Masonic HAIL.
where he is taking Subscribers reduced prices $l2
per year and Will happy accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage
N B. The Book is now open for subscribers Madam
Virginia Moueaux will be in attendance watupou the
aides. sH OLA diff
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RaiLroo0a
ss=E FITCHBURG a WORCEs-
TER RAILROAD.

EEsI FITCHBURG 4 WORCES-
TER RAILROAD.
TINE ALTERED-NEw ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY November oath, 1856, Cars
will leave Fitehburg at 40 a, M 1910, and 20 p
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at $40 and II 90 a. M, 400 p. NJ
Eitohburg, nov. 10, 1885 ~ " att
Eg WORCESTER s. NAsyUA
go r. R-Winter arragement.--On ana after
December l, passenggtTains will run as follows
Leave Worcester at 20 and Ills NJ, and is P M
Leave Nashua at ITO and u 10 NJ and 90 P NJ,
At Nashua, all trains except first from Nashua, and
last from Worcester connect with the trains Of the Concord
Railroad, where passengers take the and from the
Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and Mon
tfeal and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At Groton junction trains directly with Che
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad; and also with those
of the Ftchburg Railroad with the exception of the rs
train nom Boston; and at Ftehburg with trains of the
Vermont Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For furlher particulars and connections with other
ROADS zee Pathfinder RailEay Gede for the New Eng
Worcester. Nov l,1s5e. dtf
EsssE NORWICH 8 WORCESTER
CHANGE OF WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after THU RSD AY, Jan. l. 1857, the 90 A. Nj
train from Worcester and the 1900 NJ Train from Nor
wich, will be discontinued
Passenger trains will leave as follows: Norwrh for
Worcester and stqtions, at 500 A. NJ. aud AS NJ.
4,3OP NJ.
field Win drain from, providance al Torcssta, i,s.i
with western trans at Worcester with train far osfo
Nashua F,tcbb1rp Concord. So ~
The lois A. Nj and 430 p NJ trains FIR uorviob
connect at Worcester wi IN trains froro Roson provi5,
Lowell Nashua. &c
Steamboat Train Leaves Worcester at 200 p M FL,
Dantesopville Norwich New london md New YorIr
Leaves Norwich for worcester and Boston at about 90
A. NJ or on the arrival Of Boat from New York
n Tickets mus be procured before entering the Cars
d29 diff Sc. M ANDREWS, Agent
~ :, - =, 80, :, 800.
ESsls EEtssesssssssssssssg71 aSOSTOH AND NNOECES%
60 -. - En- hAIl4aJ ai RiN4Eh AZ
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ALD &C. ID. CHEESE,--I2s Hoxes IA Engllsh
W Dairy Cheese Ia store, and Tor sale by
: mche WA. SWEET CO., lse Aiain 81
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T. NICHoLS ACADEMY.-The Spring FERN Of
~ TINS Institution VIII commence the lie h OF March
next under the direction Of Mr. MUNSOE NICHOLS II A
Mi idet9wn College f q - T
Mr. N is an experienced teacher, AZ few schools az
like grade Offer better opportunities the education Of
youthnsn this and parents and others int ia the
wotk Of eiucaton are confidently invited to patronizs
This School. Per Order, FiiTllT ~
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% p = n 1 n g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

sent one Of my circulars 70 al Editor in Georgia
and he gas me mott 10 his paper ike the following:
Mr. Monroe sent of his circulars, and l will
just say 10 my readers that whoeve of you are out OF
employment that Mr.. Mouroe's business is good bust
pess, and money be made it by any one who
engages in IT. for it is no humhug." d3n dS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

HDRTNTlNG PR EsS FOR sAIR.-ohe Of
MonsaEOeB Patent Presses suit sbo ier Newspaper
work, aud size sucient h print double medium sheet
WI Dc lod az bargain the present owners not having
any further use ior Il. Apply NJ this Office
re moi. fH nfH dNvtf'f rll nj T7II'is neHf f.
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Vol. XII.-No. 56.1
THE WORCESTER SPY.
Printed and Published BY ions NnTos EsRLE, &
- Dew .. NO 2l2 1la.E a-real Morc..Lar. aaas


DAnY pApER.--Fiye dollars per year; $3.50 for six
noHthsi 81 Zh for three months; 10 cents per week. single
Opies two cents each. Pb6B raid stTiciyin aRUaaoe,
deduction OF 81 yesr viii be made, and proPortiofats
elucton If paid quarterly or half yearly in advance.
months and 90 cents for three months If paid strictly in
ADVANCE, Sl,75 cts. year, single copies cents each.
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NEONsON ACADtf MY .- The next Term Of is
~ weeks will commence WBDNE UAY, the 18Th day
Of April Parents who wish T. have their Sous and
daughsers sprroueded by iuiarasls regaFdgd ehy "a
vorable 20 Intellectual aud tiorAl yenent re hyt
cd 70 patf0tiae the SCHOOL, AafIs TUFTS, 10
1894 81 deadSwAw4t nasw a prinoiuai.
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THIS AST3EIs ZINC AND rNEQ tLaED PREP
hrataB has never failed T. produce gruvt on Bald
Heads when used according 70 the dfecton and turn
hsr back 10 s orSins color after haying bcone grew
and reiustae it in ali its oud al health ustrs sIrness
and beauty Rsa.ages once al cart iandrut ana us
Pleasant itfhiu scrdUtI etuptiuus and fever ISL heat
lfom the scalp L also prevents the hair from becoming
Unhealthy and falling or aud henea acis az a perluc
uAIA INEIl u sTyN AND TONIC
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Fisher Norris Gust Steel Face Anpss ana
Pioes. Best English AnUiGs and Yices
-af Horse Rasps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREEs and BOXES
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKsMTTu's BELL0Ws,
BlAOksMITH's SEA Coal oaI0 AND NOVA
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.-ssel q Rim iDSTON ES. ~
Horse Nails, made from the best U. b. Iron, warranted
n, b. 2 4 |. are also Agents for ADRIoNAC AMER.
ICAN CAST STEEL. 9'ls1aA Hla Un1
~ The above will Be sold the favorable terms
By be subacribera the old stand Washington Square
Wrestler Oct l. 1854 dsodsw
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EEa.l.a ss.l5s NORW ICH s WORCESTER
E5l RAILROAD

CHANGE OF WINTER ADVANCEMENT
On and after THURSDAY Jan. 1, 1857, the 100 A. NJ.
tran from Worcester, and the 1900 NJ Train from Nor
wch, will be discontinued.
Passenger trains will leave follows: Norwirh fo1
Worcester and stqtions at 100 A. NJ. aud 3 AS NJ
Worcester for Norwich and stations, 1O15A. NJ and
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$ II e E. l..
tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedish) as.esass ,s
&" best cast Steel, (Sanderson Bro h Co.
4" Z" round machinery Steel.
:" English spring g qsi..I t....s4
German
Dstered (L) "N
COrking
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c PROVIDENCE & tVORCESs
W TER RAILROAD,
nuANlE m pTAIE

On and after MONDAY Jan. 9th 1851 Passenger Trains
will leave Providence and Worcester follows;
Worcester for Providence at 90 and Ii % A. NJ and
90 Up. NJ
Providence for Worcester at is and II AS A. NJ and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25
l. A Il E s T N EW S

Arrival OF the Canada.
Halifax, Sept. 90.
The steamship Canada has arrived.
Her news is unimportant. Nothing
later from India.
The London Times contains extend.
ed remarks in regard to the financial
circumstances in New York. 1t de-
precates the apathy exhibited by capi.
talists as to the management Of rail-
road affairs, and speaks in the strong
est terms Of condemnation of the spec.
ulators on the American side Of the
Atlantic.
The London Advertiser says . we'll
known attorney has left England with
debts amounting to fl5O,OOO, includ'
ing forgeies on gigantic scale. Other
journals say the figure is exaggerated
and the attorney named 10 Deave.
Europe and Africa had been success.
fully united by submarine cable las
miles, it was submerged more than
two miles, . part Of the distance.
The East India Company has char
tered twelve more stesmers including
the Great Britain and Leopold.
Reinforcements continued leaving
for India.
The Persians had evacuated Herat
A SLAYER under Spanish colors had
been captured on the Coast of Africa
with 23O slaves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25


Senator Benjamin writes from the city OF
Mexico, 4th inst. that he has succeeded in
making satisfactory arrangements with the
Mexican Government relative to the Tehua
ntepec Transit routes, but that he was
thwarted by Minister Forsyth to the extent
of his power, causing the loss Of a million of
dollars,
1t i. said that the administration will
take Mr Forsyths conduct into serious con
sideration.
The L. S. Indian Agent at Fl. Laramie.
has informed the interior Department, that
the Mormons have initiated measures to
control the trade with the Indians, by ma
king settlements every 90 or 80 milea He
calls on the Sect'y to remove them, saving
If this be not done, the Mormous will be-
"nn'" @-s,.a"dingly troublesome, and defeat
my p''"cy onr Government may a,lopt
with the Indians may "'oP'
Capt. Goldborough has been ordered on
the I'd Naval Court of Inquiry, in place of
Com. Stringham, received
The information in possession Of govern
nent relative to the completely of Gen. =
Houston, with an expedition supposed for
the invasion Of Mexico, is derived from re-
liable sources
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25

Honor, after patient hearing. smelling and
tasting of the case, became satisfied that the
liquor was Intoxicating, ss charged In the
information, and Immediately ordered the
same to be made ray ,sith, and the owner
thereof to be fined twenty-five dollars and
costs.
Among the contraband commodity, We
understand, there was very suspicious
looking and tasting article denominsted
"Lemonade, which is great favorite with
the drinking portion Of this community,
but owing to the stringency with which the
worthy Mayor has enforced the ordinance
for the suppression Of intcmperance,- the
article has for long time been almost
hanished from the city of lie Claire, but has
taken refuge in a neighboring Township.
where its admirers have often been known
20 follow it in . hot sumers day. to allay
their burning thirst with its cooling
draughts There was also taken by tie court,
large quantity Of very superior cider, 50
closely resembling champaign in every re.
spect, that the Bar keeper had often been
known mistake the one for the other and
to sell for fifty cents what WAS really worth
three dollars per bottle.
The Mayor, with commendable zeal, both
by Precept and example too. is determined
to make lie Claire tn. model city Of the
west and If its citizens still presist in drink
ing. they will be obliged in the future, to 90
to Princeton or Pleasant Valley to indulge
in this pernicious habit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25

st. Louis, Sept. %.
The proclamation of Governor
Walker relative to the October elec'
ton in Kansas, which, while admitting
that injustice was exhibited in the ap'
portioment, which excludes fifteen
counties from participating in the elec.
ton, attempts to exculpates himself
from blame by declaring that only four
days remained after his arrival in the
Territory to make apport,oment; that
ne. ne did did not no hQ( the exist existence Of
portiomcnt; therefore duty devolved
upon others. He expresses opinion
that no one can vote except those who
are qualified under the Territorial law
of Goth February last. Also under
this law Territorial taxes are not re-
quired as qualification for voters. The
Governor states that troops will be
at various voting places where
violence is Appended, and concludes
with the hope that all officers will use
their best exertions to make the eIec.
tion the fair and honest expression of
the views of the people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25
CoNFIDENcE MAN Rock Isl

CONFIDENCE MANN Rock ISLAND
A merchant from the country was owing a
House in Rock Island some Sixty Dollars,
came into the store recently, while the pro
prietor was East, and the clerk busy, and
at the time, told him he wished to paw n
bill he was owing to the Firm. When the
man took him back to the desk and gave
him receipt for the money, signing the
Firms name and pocketing the money
The clerks attention. being otherwise occu
pied nt the time, took no notice of the cir
cumstance. thus leaving no clue to the ras-