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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-08
Galens and Chicago Unisn =. Z.

NUMAEs ARRAkGEAEhr-On and sftsr We'd
~ ne-day, June 18th, 1887. passenger trains val
leave v ell. street Depot daily ~(sundays exeepsed)
For 1reeport, 0ai.na, Dunleith ana u. Pasi.
Pasaeng r aud 10
10 % ' n
Passenger, Emigrsnt and ~ class irAin...l2:Asp Z
CHlC Ga. EUL1oA N IOWA LINs.
For Dixon. Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through fassenger. 50 A =
90 do r \
Dekalb PAssengsr. IN
BkLOlT n MADISON BRANCH
Hor Il soit. JAnesv,le ana Madison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake. McHenry and
Two through trains vii leave Central Depot. fsA
u ksk@ street. - follows:
FOR 0AL1MA. DUNLnTfH AND u. PAUL.
Daily (~snndsys exeepied) 1000 4 n SlS
knD.bling psss.nEsP =. 10 make . close connection
with tle Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALBNA 4 HICA6u NNlON RAILROAD.
Leave fresporf IO,so 4 n, arrive In Chicago A,a6 ~
Lave freeport $40 p n, arrive In Chicago $40 -
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA n
: ave Fulton 10 =, arrive In Chicago .;.srn
=, do I'm, do do i,iSAn
!. ve Dek alb $ a y. arrive in Chicago s;ss
BELOlT n MADISON DRANUH
L'Av' footvn'e 1910 4 y, srr.vein Chi sso S;toPA
L. ave sc oit $50 A n, arrive In Chicago ITO 4 u
\ kivEn VALLEY kAllKOAD.-
Leave H. Al NJ y,l9 A ~, arrive In Chica.o ll,lO 4 II
Leave Eli 4 81 2,25 r ~, arrive In chicago %;t6 A n
rnsseng ; Tor all paints on the q 4 y U Il X, In
Guiding Fui n, keioit and MADISON lines, should
take IN. trans from the Wells street depot.
All the abe Z. trains connect with th- great eastern
lines diverginS Tom Ci icags.
Through tic. 80 can be b ught 1t the following c0l-
ces II J Sps asding's corner Lske aud DEARBORN
street; Pr W. o III Ticket Office. 80 Dearecm
street Ahhie. Southern Once, under TrsmOut
House and At IN central and Wells street Depote.
I'm ,. TURNER, Prrsident.
p. A HALL, / .,-rintendent.
W A. THRALL, e. cIsi Ticket Agent. loct17dt
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Subscribers hsve
~ been duly appointed Executor and Execut5tx
Of the essate OF Alexander ". Nc sregov, deceased,
late Of IIeveDport, In the county Of 0eott aud oes
Of Iowa. snd taken upon Themselves that trust ~
owing bonds - the Law directs.
eeA dscoassd ore required to exhibit tAe saoos 90
~ persous indsbted 70 The said estate ars called NJ
- - A0hs payneat -
AJLAWls ~ Ut
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MAMMOTH
Stationary 4 Blank Beck Hsuse
-. uEREEH8 IN.


NO. l22 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
WHOLESALE and Retail seslers In all kinds Of
Ae, sc.
Keep constantly on hand, eli kind. ofblsnt books.
such -, Ledgers, Journals. Ds, Bs8ks, Cash Rocks.
sheek e"k'. Receipt Books Bill B,oSs. Time Books
Sheep rosestr Memoranda IN and Pas Bsks. Tuck
memoir shdam books u oil sizes AMI style. Rngli,h
met allie menior AIalnms with rublef straps, Bank r.
Cas-s. Not and Bill Cases, In fact every styl. o,
kind ~ blank book IN use either on hard or made 70
onder, on very short notice ard In tie b~s, manner.
We would also cali attention TO our large stock Of
Writing and Blank Book Papers.
Consisting in part Of plain aud ruled Cap, ! e,ier
and Note. Also, Flat Csp. Grown. DENY Royal,
sup r Royal, and Imperial Pap~rs.
DSaG,ng Papers and Railroad Sfafiomerg!
whsiusns Deny, Royal, ruper Royal. Imperial,
Elephant, Double Elephant, Coiuu,hirr, Ala, and
Ant.qaaresn. both sn,csh and raugh. German,
French aud rnsiish Roll drawing paper, % any
l-ns'h Tracing 10th soxss inches vide, Tracing paprr
IN sheets or roll.
BTewn 4 sons Profile 4 Crsss S~cii0n Papers
Field HAks, Transit Books. Level Byoks. Camel
and sat!e pencils, la ia Ink, Newmsns, and windsor
! Nrwtons water coiors. IN half anu whole cak $.
naihenfatical Instruments In setts and seperste,
Scales Prutraetors, Pa. alel Kules. Pocket Rules,
DC, &C
CHESTERMAN'SM ETALICTAPES
" VI INHktns, sIrNfyuTs Chalnk, Oh ana IO fett IN
length. Any l'r'rument not on hand when wanted
will b. ordered IN the east on short notice, and
furnished Of manufacturers p ices.
OFFICE
Every variety Of ONCE setrnery, both Foreign and
Domestic, Kept conslapiiy II hand.
Burley's Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which Tor durability, elasticity . a nrmues 50, are un-
surpassed by any other pen Low - Sc.
Halls HMy'cMSSiOh Presses
We have the agency for "Hal s Celebr. Il Percussion
and Lever Seal r. esses," the best AID lcst &C. no.
mical seal press now n use, for Banks. kslIroad Of
nces. Coun y OH ,es and Notary Public .iay orders
Grwsrde6 10 Us viii be alta nded to with TIRE utm0se
despatch.
Letter Copying Presses,
81 all Uses and styles, from the small letter pres- at
" % TO the large RAILROAD way bills, AT $75, ~rh
book. 10 atch OF all sizes.
Blank Book MamulactUry
We have connected with our store a nrst class
Blank Book Binaeiy, where we ar prepared t. Turn
ish ut short notice, any kind Of blank books with or
without printed headings, and Of any desired pattern;
also = full assortment Of Binders Stock.
Country Merchants !
are particularly requested TO call and examine our
stock before goi x 10 New Yo-k. We think II In In
our power to offer them Inducements to buy Of us
which will rcIder a trip TO the East unnecessary.
BUKLEY 4 co,
Wholesale h Retail Stationers and Blank Book Man
ufactuFcrs,
100 Lake Ot., OhiCA4o.
JuuelSwtf
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Win be made by calling on M before purcha sins else
where. We are determined 10 tcll ai low prices. go
low Tor Cash, that none shAli be able To object. And
While We are helping The ppor by ALMOST GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING We shall give the stalled WHEEL
OF the business ~orid . push forward. Doo't mis-
CLAIRE BLOCK. Dec1siIm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-08
CLOTHING.
1V 4
The Problem Solved.
rnRwAYr no MAKE ONE D0LLAR WORTH rwo
is TO- 90 o.
III. DRAKE 4 Co.'S, Ne. ,, IL CSalPs Dleek,
And purchase from their superior stock Of
READEMADE CLOIMaE0
Gents Furnishing GoodS, &C.,
Gents Furnishing GeoAs, &C.,

COMPARING, probably the lars-ss, most fashion.
able and best made ssscrtm. nj Of boy-' and
Meme clothing 70 be found IN this city. As the pub
nc are not by nam ne 10, - or " thousand
dollars In stock, selling Oh 81 cost, ETC., but Il IL .uni-
Gent for ne 10 say that every description ~ garment
that heart can wish CT mind Conceive, that 81 ali
unite Durability with heauty can he found II our
place, 81 such astonishing y Low PRICE5 tLs, we
at~ rcuaaent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-08

0OMkerS.
MACKLOT 4 COl8RGN,
DAvUpoas iowa.
REYER TO:
Aessrs p CHoU1EAU,Jr. l. Co., S~~ vi
Cashier AMERICAk EXCHANGE BASK.
Aessrs- TEssos d DAxJks, BANKERS, st. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BAxK. Boston.
Messrs. X. X. SWIFT, BRO. h JOHNSTON, Chieas
Notes and Bals COLLECTED and proeecds rssssaei %
any part ofGe United States.
a3ills efEnchsangr On all the Principal Cities
81 the United states and J. urepe
G. HIT .l.cD SOIL
- MONEY remi,tei to Europe in SigAf Bills,
which oaa lie ca he'd IN any town N England, Ir--
land. or "aies, III sums Il and upwaids.
Oct lS-dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-08
Livilgst0n's Great Work
II
Just received. Pheo-13 90.
At the ROCK ISLAND BOOK STORE
Dert6dtf


tHNHE subscriber has removed bis stock Of Cigars,
Tobacco and Fancy Pipes, - the corner Of orsdy
and Front streets; Ia l. slie's Block, where he viii be
happy to see all his old customers and the public gen.
erally (Deb2dtn =. G86
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10 immenee quantity, enough 70 seat all the " honest
men'' Of our goodly etate.
Gail and see rs, friends, Ut Dessains Dlooh. Second
street, s6cve Perry, bext the Big Teakettie.
"See youTseives Is Others see y~oun-LOOKlN0
0LAeSBe In great variety for sale ~ above.
GOULD d STRERB,
ofT'dn Second street, above Perry.
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RAILROADS.

U5UiEa lBRIyGEHEYEr.

RAILROAD.
SUz.FIET EER4ygEEEYSu.
On and afr july I>t 1871 P57s.-s.- Tfrs viii run
as follows:
Leave Worcesterat % and il IS a. .4uj 10 2. M
Leave Easlu- a. Z 10 ai.- II 90 ID auE 5 o. g.. IA
At Eashra all trains CD, meet With tl- Grams 4f Con-
cord Railroad where 5sserper5 Ike tie 7rs to and from
the Ncrt..gn th. P.saapsic. a B5,.,u, Concord and
Montreal, ard VeranuE Jtn,rai Kaiirota.
At Gf,tou Juulal. Is jus caaaec- directly wit the
trains ts stony -raa. Haii-lg7; en4 also an trafas
Of ne Vic b,a. a.Ir a., VIII tie exception Of d. 6rst
train from b. song and az Eeheurg With trains Of the
fermo9t &ne Nassa"haSe Is aa. th.s'jfr Hl''Eoa's
Scr further ptrttyui2s and eoaHec.i'ss gth other
ROAD see tathdndsr Eai7 " 5u'ge .or ts SeF uG-
'-. -laeS % y -rNtilia, aapt.
"A.'s ester, t1iy l 1897. aU lYzl
Eq..r-5Cr5S zv-eEg g,wSvEzs
FtTgpoan WIWrrF2 4pP4VEr
MEVP N.v-.,F.~ 3[+b 1R5-
Trains eoua Eortb 1.sg.. r,-yf,f. - q ooo RI, c,D
Meeting az 4trc.sts- T-,.tf,, +, t-.i,s ~ JV-starv
and Providence & Woesegtsr roads. I'd ygr,9fsr win
trains f0g Boston Nashua 5osH ,i.r t,r, T.,1rsnca
Manchester. Concord. Eg, ''
Ar345 g. M reaches pl.i,f,rs IN s.sr-, foe +,ai,
leaving tha station Tor Providence at a Al p IN. Also
with trains 2f-jvir9 f-,r, D. -. On ,
m Reaches Worcester in season tor e5rsss ran IN
Boston.
Way Freight train with P.senar GOV ,,tsota5 l,7,az
Norwich Mondays. Wsdnes avs, and Friiays, at sis
for Providence at Q as a "A. u A''0
Leave Worcester on Tuesdays, THURSDAY AND zatnr,
days, at 2. Is ana.
Trains going South leave Worcester ut 10 f5a ~, nm
ne3to Worcester with trains from Boston NAHUM ON
cord, Eitchburc. Lowell &c: at Worcester limo i'm
wish trains from Providence ana Western road.
At430u m connects at 3V5re.ster with 4r.I,s ero
Boston. Nashua, Laqel Ftahbs7s Concord. &c tvor
cessr Junction with express rain from Boston tains
from Providence q Western road; a, pisDGe5 ms
from Hartford and Providence arrive in season far ih7
train & Passengers from way stations or New YORK
by steamer from A.lyns Point vim ale this trsiq
Steamboat TraiP, for Norwch, New London aud New
York via, AHyus Point leaves Boston at 8 30 p m,
Worcester at 7.OO p. m.
ms dtf P st. NJ ANDREWS. SUM-.
,-gs-s- BOSTON e, E0F25y5,g.;'E-E5
$50 RAILROAD-Wi6ter Arrsueerae5t, com,
l1encing MONDAY Dec 81 1887
PA8sENGEB TRAINS leave worcester, az fologa.
Leave Worcester at 4 stegr,host 7 O AZ a N,
10 Is cypress ~ m The ' 10 Is NJ train AIM = @ rom
the western Al 6tserz f[ t 5t tstj I'm
5ffor5' ia M - =, ~ WI r L.
Nor.hbsro', I a. M, 4p.m
Marlboro. 20a m 42Op.m
Framjur6nll Centre 745 D. M A45nr
SavonvIla = III a M A m
Newton $50 ~ m a 81; Wor @ III IL yvor a
n 20 g 80 5 90 = 20 Vor Ia ~ n,
B-ooFjine a 10 7 e 8 Al 10a y, Is 2d5 515
$50 9 pm. @ ''''' ~ d. -- -'''' -'O' Oi0
Neeibara p,ajn. 6. 15a.n..445n.m
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0MNIBUSES.

W. EAT BOYLSTON TO WOR CRss
" TEh.-ChGnge Of Time Commencing Mon
day, November d, 1857 leaving o. B. savyer's
store, West BoylstoD, At 7,l5 A NJ, and / p NJ,
and gay state House Worcester at fO9 A. NJ and As
promptly and faithfully attended to-
no du O. @. BARNARD, Proprietor,
@N iLLBUB E STAGE leaves the Bay state
z Fl House ct 1000 e. M., and 500
Loave Millhury ats a. NJ. and y. NJ ar
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a MEXICAN & Foaa5GN PATIENTS.
R. II. EDDY.

r Fl FDDY
scr v,,zrr,1 - ~ - r,,r,--rr,s,
- "a SE n ~ L -
ne tls Aot o. to3t)
% 9Ss1ke st'9 ert'SAs1e AaLoy SITS aGNtoms
lteI AZ extensive iattl2s ci oPH@fcs Oh twenty years.
CnlAees 10 secure Patents IN the United SaJssi also in
Steal bTiu.lh; france and otAcE foreign countries
HaVsaesi ePeolao0~ons Assgnments aud aH papers or
drawings, toI patents executed on liberal TERMS and with
despatch Researches made into American or Foreign
WofAs 10 determine the Vanty or utility Of Patents,
lnYentous-ana legal o. other aGva= lo.#er=d IN all
matters touching DE Copies of2]aaa Of 8ay Pa
tent furnished BY rea.tt3.g ugs u0-I Aa.sulentsre
corded lat washington.
Tins agency IS not only the isrges- in NeW England
but through inventors have advantages for securing
psJents OK aacazaoiug the paJeutabhiy OF Inventions
unsurpassed o9 il not mmeasurahy superior TO- any
Which can be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
ostaW gwen prove that uone % NOHA oUCClSSECL AT
TEE PATENT 9FEIOG, than the subscriber; and as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

a. o o - 5 FO b q ASuIT
On and after ibis date intend conducting our bust
ness on the 1-'
DASH SYSTEM,
believing that we conduct our business more eco
nomicaly, and this be able to give our customers sl
pete bargains chan before uu Ter the ere t IS rte
we have now on han complete assortmeatof
CROCK gay. CHINA a GLASS WARE,
GAS FIXTURES, PAPER uAEGINGs, CUTLERY,
Silver Plated Wares, Fancy Goods, &c.,
wdh we shall Offer you at bargains Subtraction guar
hnteei OK money Refunded
FIRTH NICHOLS,
Opposite Bay State H'ouse.
Worcester, Jon. I, 1853 dl2W
8Mt hAEh IRON SION &. w ARE OF Ed
w warI, mnnufactuie, every piece VI which 10 war
tainted not 10 crack ia the glazing Ou and look att
FIRTH q NICHOLS,
HubreBgctH " Brown A Firb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

gEyO LET-THE LUMBER YARD, ocsu-
pied by EDWIN CHAPLIN, situated on the south
side Of Central St branch tack Of the Nashua rail-
road. The gard is spacious, and, from the fat Of being
situated in the heart of the business part of the city on
tho Of two business streets, and more than all
having a railroad track running aongslde where cars
can o ar unload renders one Of the best locations In
the city Tor the sale OF lumber COAL Posse sion given
the first cay Of April Ror further particulars INQUIRE Of
the subscriber, ~ Thomas street.
~ deoitApl Wa WHEELER,
Eg o A II n C
Boarding By the week or day, at No. 70 Thomas street,
Worcester, Mass.
j. KENDAL.
1E5HIs IS no HUM BIZ /!
TIE Celebrated GERMAN
II OIL ~ II b ALSA M .
ON hing that can be WARRANTED to keep the hair from
aiding OH will
" Produce New Hair,
and prevent FROM turning grey. Ina cases where sat
i5aouon not ven, the proprietor will gladly refund the
money. The Hgaam cules scurf, Daudrun Itching and
all diseaa Of tAe skim by agyng The helt 10 the head
wc0 the sole cause OF The decay Of the hair II also
give. vigorous healthy action 10 the FOOT, of the
hair. Il rs composed Of pefc y hlrlless insredientq
winch are cooling and soothing in their nature an that
Ia asked for this preparation s fair trial, that Il nav
establish il8 reput9u4n, as II has thgs far done
wherever used aad entirely superseded AN OF or ariiees
Of similar nature. single trial viii prove to ths most
iucreduous s superiority Tor restoring the hair 10 its
original lustre and beauty rendering 10 soft and fky IN
appearance, and keeping % m clean and healthy con
dition.
Ladies' viii Gnd this article almost Indispensable, as Il
keeps the hair peri city moist without rendering Rreasg
ana II viii no. soil lhe hnest fabric.
Price 70 ana 90 cts per bottle. The usual discount 10
the trade.
AQgNrs-BRHW STEVENS, & CUSHING. Nos.
90 ard ~ Washington street, B0stoni N. -. aREEN
CO., W0tge teri II. Barrett lancaster 3. b. Wide
Fran ugham. w3m jAls 2
HlOsTON ORTHOPEDIC INSTITUTE
nv Forthe Treatment Of
Club Feet, CuTvHtures Of the Spine.
Aud other Deiormalea of The Human Frame
j. y. BROWN, MD
BU0KNiEsrER BROWN, NJ u. Surgeons
once at soy, sud ~ Beacon strevu, Boston, near
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The LIGHT Eoa TIE HlLLIoN /:


r Q SIN or. l. A NJ ? ,
Viii gve the Cheapest and Best Light Of any Lamp in
existence Itis ahe only Lamp hat viii bum perfect
w." Rosin, Kerosene Paradne, and al The Goal Oils
manufactured. The Jaop has received the highest
s7aEd from the k15rea Iasi.as,,Sew To.Eand Medals
and Diplomas tom mos Of tba'e5aancs' Fairs held in
New Eogiana. Lamps, Oils, yioRa, wholesale and re
tail. df rach3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20
WATCHES.
JEW ELRY.
AND SILVER WARE
1t q Great Reduction from former prices.

Our stock Of WATCHES is very large,
and from hs most celebrated manufactures such as the
F. B. Adams & Son, Jules Jurgenson, James Nardiu
Perre aud many others of different manufacture, all O.
which will be sold at the lowest cash price.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!!! Of
different patterns, ia Gilt, Bronze, and Marble Gases,
which can be bou5htlo low
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

- a. -.
ray Sd ~ b. q H. - a. ~ q
SfeFF1C,0 nj S0e7Fgfsacs
.
CJN DIN N AM HTO
The SPRING sEssr-y Of 1858 rf1 go,sn,enes on
weeks. .all and thorough course Of lectures win be
g,g ~ o n ~ - a5' "leG soo9
Viz annie clinical fsl5sz st ti s,,,orcei Tgi '
The arrangement Of the chairs VIII BE- as follows:
l. IA. 81 JOaN , NJ D.,
Professor Of Anatomy enG Physiology.
2 HINGE ri n
49, - -, -. ~.
T.Cr-sO,- rIr,1.77 AZ IN
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
g1AMGLY sCHo0L FOR BOYS
q "A Grafton.
This school is estat7hed ontha farm Of the subscriber
The besthiuluess the location, tie Surrounding
scenery, C0mmcdous house, and assurances Of Con
steut Wstch'ulless ths proper physical moral and
Intellectual deyeopmea; OF Of youth oHer strong induce
nts those, aho desire to have their sons educated
/ away nou home
Tn. course Of instruction embraces the studies pre-
par cry college or business lie, aud the Modem
Tbs spdueTe. commences 5isrcl 81, and ii. nues
/ R.fl,a-rs-Rsv. James Walker. D. D. Rev. G. p
Nosts. . D hon Epory W4shburn, Camtridgei 3sv.
/ g D. IIsla, Ron y P wilder, C. L. E.nf, Elsa, Jlel
Ngurs-, Esq Eo-yoni Hon stephen salisbury. Hon. b.
! = IHtma. Rev A. Hill, D., Worcests-; Kew. +,
NcIuire. Grafton; Hon John Brooke. Prince Or; Prot.
/ J A Nash, Prof J, J Mapes, New York.
For us-fer iniorraaton, address
Grafton, Mass, March !, 1858. d51
eaaa GODDARD .~t' a's
%0UADRILLE BAND -
composed OF former members with he of Rassrs
5oan Eaeg ana q. Kendall, formerly Of Boston, hay
ing obtained euur and beautiful collection Of
Nosc in readiness their former patrons and
TIE P16li2 generally, On favorable terms ms
N P GODDARD Is. Violin. 4SES FLAGS o,.rioDst,.
J. M. ALDRroH eEo Kendall,
d D. RYAN, D. Bass
Endorsements uads only with n. P Goddard, Mulberry
street J. II. Aldr ZINE street, Lcrug's Nusig
Store 2o3 aIaiu street. or either Of the Band an oz5
Nz3N A2BUCKLE s. HOBBS quad
1prenarsi to- furnish mast. for Caloa a Psrtes
no5 a5 s sn5 a, so 5y5 Paa' IS at 5o
general Of Worcester and vicinity Terms liberal
FIRST Violin. Cl,r;onst
G K. DORIAN, NJ. ARBUCKLE,
second Fi9 on f5oI1 9Es y ,- Gofne' Fls'on
n7S,r ~ 30 -ass ~ ST., 9o7a m bo.b
can be furnished by app'ying to NJ A.6ueSle Lincoln
"a ", =, l-n'oS' = !ecilanic street " u H@51e'
% s'Isel' =, lfiIHs Ius'G '!olg2 40 l1In g.,
HtII4elus DGllulns' " pres Sg 1 ~ u at
a. a"rss 1luSi1 STORE american 1Aolse nlooA' NAH
s'iSss, ..-,., IA, %,
9'.s5s promptly 2s'S'l'.g1 -, %.
sg7 RE x D L N s.!
orl4i 6rs5, at IS cents Per box, for sale at The
81 RIG IS C'S ESDEAS VAC Ell 4 BILE
- Fer safe wholesale s Sao FTtail' at pro
~ AZ 9sl MAJ, ,,reet
-
S.!5 q "a gentleman ana "s or or rev sing
pleasant rooms. at SO Pleasant street does
r.,rv,, r, ,.,,,,
VI y BaSH FLU X y " Ito be
80, r, - a., ~. -
EOB r. ~ I y 0-In any variety neatly and
sapi2 DIST - 2I2 vairstraa
.
En-
Horses shod, at
Mt TT n y ", 1
Old stnGds Old Market STREET.
And warranted as we'll as can he done ia, the civ &c
-''' IS
chin or cracked boof. or ,o,ne or bo i-,,r,.ro ~
o'erre4ch' dd r
* yTTfV OK rs NC,TT a e. gSs T,g z,,t.,--Io-
y has opaoil,gs FIR a f.gg rore ~ ES ~
other rruares par.ie-lsr atfan,r giysr t ,.i,
lessons in rsa3fpg writing, and snesfing tte trereb
etc either at his No. Hrnley Hail. or at the
residence Of ire pupils Clubs taught at greatly reduced
PRS onloe hga;S from Z 90 p n; ,--,.,,
1--o w eNaNLI9 ML7NFN.
- g. ~ - a.
w W "a n
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~ 5000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

JEWELRY.-We have an endless variety,
such Cad Chains, Pins, Ear Rings Thimbes, Pencils
&C. &c, all CT which win be sola at prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting OF Spoons,
Forks, Knives, Ladies, Cups &c. which will be sold at
unusually low prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20
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