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and though this was mere experimental
project, which was rejected by Congress, and
never. afterward referred to by Jefferson
himself, yet Mr.. Douglas argues upon il as il
it had somehow become part of our funda.
mental law.
i Again: He says tia: The States gave 70 the
tederAI government the same powers which as
cotOniea they bad beet wiling to concede TO the
Bsseeh government, and kept these which as
6oIonies they bad claimed for themselves. II
be will read . common school history OF the
Besolntion, and then LOOK at ar.icis second Of
the constitution, he viii fnd the two foilop wing
facts fully, Established ~. That the federal
gus4 Dment has "power to lay and collect taxes,
idutids, .iDposts, AMI excsee;" and, 2. That the
col01ies, before the Rev violation, utterly refused
to be taxed by Great Britain. and so Gar from
c0nce ding the po ser. fought against il for seven
long years.. - -
There is ano.hcr tssiug in the article which, il
II bad no. coinc Iroin dis'ingDlshe1 Senator
AID very upright sent..aAn, would have been
open to come Hputaii0n Ot uniasAess. lie
quotes the Presto. message, and be- gins III the
middle OF the sentence. lie processes 70 give
tie very WORKS, al.a uiaa.s Ar Baeia saas. " i,
That slavery exists il Kansas by virtue OF Tie
constitution Of the Uaiiej STATES" n.
Whst Mr. Rueharan did say VAS . very
different thing. II Was this: at has been sol
e@nly adjudged BY the highest Judicial tribunal
knosn 20 our laws. that slavery exists in KaAs4s
BY sitae Of the cons iluiion Of the United
states" EveFybo knows that By treating The
Bible in that way YOU can prove the nou-exist-
euco of God.
1 The dygMncmtum ad homisesa 10 mot fair.
md e 90 not mean 70 use il. NJ Douglas has
right to change his ouiDion uhenevar he
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OF h0u8o4 " e0e most QloeA0Gu9n0Q S00RCCre
of the Congress of 1856. The President APP
points vke Governor, judges end elI other
officers whose appointmsns i not otherwise
providsa 81. difsckly OF indirectly, by Con.
gress. iuEvea ths expenses Of the Territorial
government ere paid out Of the federal treas
ury. IbeitFsth y, they have no attribute Of
sovereignty shout thea The essence Of
sovereignty cossists in having No superior in
the Uniseda 6tasss governmcnt upon whose
pleasuro Il b depsndent for its very existence
jim whom Il lives and moves aod has its
being1who has made and can unmake it
with &brsath. -. =. - ,.'. 81, .zs "
whsns daes this sovereign authority to do
prive Msopf thsiF property come from2 This
trsnscskdsus power, which despots ere eau.
tious shout USING, and which constitution.
I. 81 moparch never exercises-how does it got
into . Territorial Legislatufe7 Surely il
does net drop from the clouds It viii not be
conteB4ed tAat 4 accompanies the settlers, or
exista IN thA. Territory before It's orsaniza-
tion. Indeed it 10 not to the people, but to
the eDsern0snt Of Territory that Mr..
Doug Ay0i 4 belongs. Then Congress
must give ~ power 1t the .sams time that is
gives NE TefTitosial govesnment Bot NOT :
word " the kind b TO be foondfn any orran.
10 act.t6at sysr Vas framed. II 10 thus that
Mr.; Doaglas argument runs itselfout ints
But 4 Congress would pass statute ex-e
pressly n giyo this sort Of powsr to the Ter
ritoriai tossrnnents, they STILL NpnM not
have h, 1eeo The federal gosssnaens isself
does ~ possess any coatrol Over 0sns prop
erty b tHe Territories That sach power
does not exist Id The federal g0yefnm6nt needs
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Foa AL TINE PURPOSES oeArAl,ly eUsn.

are SO composed that disease within the range OF
Ineir action can rarely Withstand or eyade them.
inear penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
and inyigorate every portion Of the human organ
.sn, correcting It's diseased action and ressorine
Hs healthy yitalities. As consequence OF these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
psin or physical debility is astonished to 6nd his
health OF energy restored BY remedy at once SO
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the eyery-day complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac
cuafanine certificates OF their cures and directions
fog their sse IN the following complaints Csstirv-
.ssss, Heovt61'r. Headache drirgg from disordey&d
lnaction Of The Boscsls, F2Gtulexcy Loss Of Appe-
tne, Jduadice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body OF obstruction
OF it, functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for The renovation of the blood and the restora-
ton Of tone and strength to the systam debhtated
" disease.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

II asa yO1 TEE 1APID CUR1 OF
Ceaghs, CslAs, Innuenxa, Hoasseness.
iCFoap, BssAchitis, Incipicnt COnsamp.
eaea, md Or the relief Of Conservative
Patients In advanced stages or the
disease.
30 Wide is the held of IT. useialness and so nu-
meSous ato the cases 81 its cures, that almost
CyeEy eeetaoa OF cUunt1y abOunds In persons pub
! hcly knovn, who have bsen rsssossd from aiaming
aud even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, it, superiority over every
other medicine Of s kind il too apparent 10 escape
ohsmvatioa, and where ~ virtues ars known, the
public no longer hesitate what aniideGs = employ
for the distressing and dangerous A4sctiDns Of the
pulmonary organs that are Incident to climate.
While many in1agi0g remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
Aas gained hienas 6y every inl, conferred benefits
duced cures tno numerous and too remarkable to
y SsrgOtssn.
PREPARED BY
DR. y. e. AVER 4 co.
i LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYh ! CO., ksokuk.
J. u. REED = CO., Chicago,
BARNARD AC0., St. Iouiss
*ss wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in the Unitsd 6tasss.
RAAxk ~ - RH4k Is bN0O 0ANCE CVsS
OF HARTFORD.
IScoaPo1Asnp II 1910.
CGpifsl bOo, 700 ,1l4 81
ALL PAID UP.
We nysAc-c..u Y Abr: c.y, :.sA.s
ooudwin, ,Ohas. DssWsll, Henry Ksnsy, Calvin Day,
Job Allya, John P. Btaee, Chas. ]. Ram.
NAo. G. ALLrH. .6ss'y. u. HuHrInasoH, Pres't.
Q. 9. LrxAS, Asst Ess: W.N: bowsna, Ast'ry.
So WA. W. BkLKNAP, Agent.
Ksokuk, ApriI1. sd
|, 10 Keokuk Nursery.
(lN end after ahe 18th Of 6sptsnhsr, II vial have
~ on AaAa,far sels, lot Of ehoics
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Small fruits aud shrubsny adapted to this eli
mata and ths wants. af The peePiet especially
HouEhton y sssdling 0sossbsrry, red and white
Csfs66tA,f RaSpSefTies. 1tra~berfy plants and
0rsps rootss aTias for transpisating, from Dep-
tNnnbAy ~ JnAe.sf s8aHr H@ AN
! Drssn nsy y left y No. 5 Estes Hsssas Main
street. WN. BARNES.
akeOkuk, Avg: 4. 'so-da w0m --.-----.-
DR Ea1 GOODS.
fNOUDHE AND PLAIN SKIRT UH CANDIES
IL and = DARK0KD; double width Black BA-
kk0R6 inst rsseivsd by
june6-d asa r. D. FOSTER.
LEW ONe.
EHRSH ssd new, fur sals " the boz or dossn at
e the grocery store o1
KELLOGG ! BIRGE.
aagls 81 Aain-ss.
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AXERs5
Ague Cure,


Intefnittsnt Tsver, or Fever ana Axue.
ReAaitteat Fever, Chill Fever, Dnnb
Ague, Periodical HcaAacAe, or BiIeus
Headache, and Bilious Fevera, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases origi.
mating II hillary dcrangenent, caused
~ he 0alaxiA ef niasmaeic countxies.
6 No ons remedy i louder callsd fur by tn
neceaaitio Of the American people than ! mr.
and safs cure fpr Fever and Arue. Guch
we are now enabled to offer, with : perfect
certainty that ft win eradicate the diseasc.
and with assurance. founded ON proof, thst
no harm can arise from its use in any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must b Of immense serviee In the
communities where II prevails. Pyeusms;on il
better than cure. for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run III violent attacks Of
this baad6al distempsr. This "CuRH" expeh
the miasmaic poison Of FEvxH AND Aaus
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, II taken on the first ap-
proach of it, premonitory syanptoms. Il u
not only the BEST renedy ever yet discovered
for this class OF complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large qumtity we supply for
. dollar brings il within the reach 81 every
body; and in bilious districts, where Fsvxa
AND AouE prevails. every body should have Il
and use it freely both for curs and prctection.
II 10 hoped this price will place il within The
reach Of all-the poor - well = the rich A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for ths speedy and GER
tain cure Of Intzmittents il, that It contains
no Quinine or mineral. consequently it pro-
duces no quiniam or other Injurious elects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cnfed
BY it are left as healthy = II they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Aguei Ia not alone the cmsequsaoe
g the miasmatic poison. A rsaG vazisty al
disorders arse hom its irritation, amcnx which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Bhndneas. Toothsche, Earache. Catarrh, Asth-
IA, Pdpitation, Painful Affection Of the
6plssn, Hyssais, Pain In the Bowels, Colo,
Paralysis, and Desangeanent of the Stomach,
al Of which, when originating in this Cause,
put on the intermittent typs. o. become period-
icsl. This CURs" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. H taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
lection, that will be excreted from the system.
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence II Is even morn
valuable for protection than cure. and few will
ever suffer from Intermittents, II they ayal
themselves Of the protection this remedy sf-
fOrdS. -
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M VI ~ o Z ., n. D.. 0a190 q
W1s Dontlss. Once ON 6ssonl~0 81. -
estwesn Main and johnson streets, Kso-0
kuk Ieva. U1


Dr. Hicks, In renewing his saed 70 The pSble,
would call attention - . new sty1s Of sPlats
Work. vhisA 10 psealiafly adapts1 10 nat, ispsgu-
hr. and o.hsrwiss diacslt jaws. This inprove-
nsss Aas &sSn tsstsd three ysan snd he's ssstainsd
its early pfsmias of 1AiAg rsal want h plate
work. The work 10 nov worn ~ many Of our most
psoainsot eitiAsns, WHO give II hsaity approval,
and % whon hs l. permitted 70 ssfsr thsss inter-
ested.
{ n. n. is also nesntisg s4OuntinuDus Gum"
work, Blosk" work, aaA ordinary s.t3slA Plate"
work, for which he has supasieg stock q mate
Saa. he II psspsssd - All teeth with Gold Foil
"Adhasivs0old" aaA 'sCasys>aa Gold, " II H. most
thorough end durahle manner.
In view - ths stfingsnsy in money matters
some allusios 70 Plscns ny pos ~ invsspar-
While the one hand, Dr.. H. believes IL to be the
batter policy, - we'll the honsstsr course, not
% work ~ al than y work . peses that Will ne
csssitats inferior work on the other hand he is
wtilingto eosfesn IN his charges 70 tho lower
standard Of !snsassssiss thaG stAsr occupations
have suffered.
With Afsssn ysars' sxpsrisaes, thorough dsvo-
tion 70 HIS profession, and N earnest desire to
please. he 10 determined TO merit and hopes to re-
osivss coat.uation Of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoysd. haas 4-s a 4w
Julyll.dkw
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Facts il Dentistry.
Dr. Il. q. KN0RR0OkL. Dentast.
Qpeirq1 - eAN the sDseiAl attsntion u thooe w.
pfo2esys their Teeth 70 ths following
4 IT ACT = d
A3IyHy - 7@~S#N# Er kxyYY

At = 4 !
i. 1Aesh1n q ~ Dssaass y sssa IN hisSssess
II peeninu ~ neegsal asGnns.
II. 2h 3oe1A 0sy - pesosevsd tArSush ufe.
III. Teeth a91tsa wisA dsesy sss b attended
Nv. Tinsly aal akillfzl Allias with pure gold
y cs,ssta ssn11y for 1ssay.
D v. II = ssrs1 No Lest - wait for teoth-aehs
~ driys the sU1ssse 70 Dsn4ist.
vi: Tartar destroys Teeth aad 0nms, without
the agency of dseay
WI. klsy sslhr Cor ysass Win Nsuraieia oe
the f.oe, sts1asA and lang, fsom - stAss cause
" vrrT. "a rs.tA disss.,. i. s,....a,.., in.
isst tAa brsash, dsa1gs NJ stoae1A, inpai.
nealsA diatsast tAs Asrvees aaA wsx With god na-
eH DIR. IN01R0oLL
Psrfefns al opseaAisas % ~ Teeth ma Cams.
eorrects trrsgplaritiss o. thA Teeth, inssrts
k11IICt AL TxETH
Of ths BeA esyls and Iinish,
Believing that the best operations In Dsatistry
the safest, and therefore the cheapest Ard moct
satisfActcry botA % the operator and patient, Dr.
I. dUss not oAsf euy psfticalar induoeeats 10 the
line Of "Cn1Ar DsMIs1RY, !" prsferrins the patrun.
age Of those Who prefer tAs Ssss eprsiless, sndsan
.ppssoiAts the nsssssAy cass sad skill in pro-
aucing thsm.
An examination Of spsoimsns both of lvttaetsl
TsssA a.d q very ssastnai Allings o3 Crystal 0si1
- Prizes for fan ct Of T.ssh. frsn as -
SITS. 1xa1ination Of the Teeth without ckaree.
Onx1AL Ro0ns-CeFnsr q Third and MaiA ssts..
over Rix, Hale Co.'S Bank, Ksokak, Iowa.
Eutrouos % Third-st. fdeaI fakvIvl
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RAILROAD.
ag CHANGE or TIMxl
20 d 4 Il y r AINsy


70 take eject on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
ErROM and altar the above date and until fur
= Mr. notice, two Passenger Trains win leave
Paskss Depot, Ksokuk - follow:
First Trsin lssvss Ksokak daily (Ean-
days nssptsd)a go 600 4. Il.
6ecOnd IEsAn leaves Keokuk daily
l6undays exsepted) 1t 1900 r. r.
Rfryt Train lSaves Montrose daily
tSandan s1Dspted) q s:fS 4, II.
6ssoal xrsaA leaves Nentross daily
(6andsys sxesptsdD st 0sOo r. n.
TRAPLN lPLUMMRR . CO., Lssssss.
s1 B. ". DAVIS, Sspsrintsndsat.
]. B. T1wEs1URy, Ticket Agent, Main-sG
Ths shove road II now prepared to furnish
Cas FOR Pic Nics snd pleasure parties on short no.
tiSs M - tAe Dsst favoSab1e terms. For farther
isfornstisn apply u the once in Packet Depot,
or t. - 6aperintssdsnt. N
Juns1, 'to-dAv @
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Kookuk Classical School.


R>nrrr r1~-.s~.l o~n~,
shE President and Board Of Trustees Of the
s e.
Anssi'at,on, "a's' ION wiz CON nepos on
MONDAY, 00ptemO0f ovn, l0oY.
The Aoads.is ysar. win % divided into Four
Sessions, o. Ten Wseks esSa, with ? vacation OF
Iasl of june. :.
the last eighteen month"; and may now Be consid-
ss:d Pss..aa:. In:tis..saa q the sisy.
W. W. JAMESON, A. NJ, PrincipaI Of the
school Whose dissiplins md attention s tAs pro-
gysss Of the pspih durips the past yesr have met
With univsrsai appreciation. a thorough sdnca-
taen, :eserelyssn sspssisess = tsaohsr IN sstab
lshsd institution., and snthu:i..u in the profs:-
saataGss walah Wal naks snas cenooi vnef = 20
sssa naoa nssa r osr s..y-sn Academy q sas arss
49,, T, yvenk men ny -! siIs snosUuGn
ci,saisAl. hatAe1ssicAi and easense ES.sssts..
m i,, snnpoe.ss ~ n & ass nssas q .Ss oenoo. sna'
in central pert Ct tbs city, In the ssaD Of an
O. other yser ana e1arts vii also g msds g nsvs
;.s .ns anc. asParnsnu q tne 'enooi 1afasnsd
Glasses i oh:aist.y YIN h.vs tho privilege Of
..enainf cs. sns cnsnlca' Ase'ares 10 me Asdioai
So1Asess nee % snasG.
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snenso ufanmas' usopsP0y, ano A4l'nms- ~
J Be- erder of - 1eerd. Is.s
n p LOWE py.sidsrt
IT. SArposD, Secretary.
a." TRUsTEG0, a
WIN. Thoupson, Wm. 8. Mc3svic.
P. Z. Lomsx. Johneon Hath.
Il. ". sample, john Fisklin.
Ksohrk. Aas. Il. lsS0-dln
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NJ 400 oC.:S.o1 80 .nsS1n ~. 49, = : 0aA.uA ~,
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KE0KUK. iowa: FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1859
G1o. o. AHp1nsoH. AxnxAnpsn pAncLAr =
fBBTADLISHED IN loA0.1

4
FEsTADLIsHED IN Is4o.]
nlxr,yo .oU.r A.
l6EOn GE Q. .ANDERsONk = CO.
B.atn. dss n =:
-. 1:r:sissr, - uilis. 20 ss.sss.:S ssi.r s. i:
>1a''',s aao. = O. ANDERSON I oo.
Dofn9 one of the ohaest DankinS HN,see Hf NOT
tAssksetl IN lows, the new Afn sollslts ssatin-
aAsss u iuensv patronags 20 Mbsrany sxtsnAsd ia
tAsssnisr pArtaer. u fle
They win make sollsstisss anl rsnit, isn L.
saeaes, On sas dsy q paynsnt. frss u sassgs. !.
asr,vis
Park B>nk N. y.
winslox. L.aisr I Co., Bs.tsrs.E.Y.
Howard s.aIias Co., Hossss.
H.pp, Ial.sf p11a ct:n' nsswss' 0saksss' Sossoa.
Ho41sn xosipeSs :. 6hissxo.
Ssr%sr.; n.ess;t 1ssn ~ s pi.....,.A
Kraasr Rshm, Rsnksss,
0iluers Brothsrton !" cineinna.,.
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State Savings Tnssi.utios, ST. Leafs.
jan1d
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nAHxHuo
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No. s. AaiArst...............K KDOKUK, IOWA,
GIV1 passAssiar asasatisa y saassiins, ssA
~ lsoit pfe0psy. ~ eusTsue satee o3 kxehange.
6s4 kSehaoes On kufeps, - sa0s - suit.
!sns :. 80 Z -4
1850. sHRiDg aDA 10nsnsR 1859.
SUPfLLkS JUB1 hectIVEO.
s.1vFcznsor. sAAss Dsv.r
nUTCMGNSON 4 DEWEY, IA
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rr.vv 1rrr -. -. - - =
AAsn .Uax sssayeA q AAsaI xseniesaols
: ehoiee ~ ereellant srs.iv - Rs~.a.s-ssss
c.s.s~srss ss v..s..:. - sSsnssS Tin 3 81.
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1s1ars geod work and the bsst natsriai 70 give
sh:m : e.II. - -
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R 4 IL = q n D.
Q II i = = oR Tln Et
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
G1 aaA sft1r tAis lats md unMl further nstiss,
~ oNR Pasesnoes IrsiA viii rsn sach way
daily. l6sn1ys sxssptsd,) ~ follow:
leaving Ksoksk u 0:l0 4. u.
Leaving Bsntossport as 2:1O ~.
y s0sassotingA - the latter plsss, - hsrstofors,
With The ssaAh@ II ths Wsstsrn Etagsco., fer ali
points IN Middle, Western and Southern Iowa,
NcbfaSka, KA1sas, 4e.
fHROU0H TICKETS to 81. Louis, LouisvilIs,
OAeinnsti, anA the East, may - Had ct ths Once
n 0ontsp spart. ~ *s ea agBe
-EArs = lev - the lowssts ~ an 6ostAsn
and Eastern Citiss. ,,.s
8. DWIGHT rAroN,
sl ..-z- ..@ Supsrintsadsns.
~ Ticket O0ss under HsteA 4 Thonpsou's
Danks aad ~ Ra6lrsoA Dspot. 4 se.-s9.@
m~O6ee In KilbonrDs, 3 Bloek.
KAekuk Nov. k.sEAdfy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-02


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NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
THE following swift and superior Steansrs win
i 04nARA. Cses: vA.o.
MNNESOTA BRLLG, Capt. HILL.
DENAARK, Capt. 0RAY.
HHNRY CLAY, Capt. SfsvsHsoH.
PEM1INAW Capt. 0sTvvrYn
ABTRLPDLIIAN, Capt. kuou,s.
MM. 7, EWING, capi. 0assss.
GORIHRkNkk, Capt. ABSORB.
They VIII IeAve Ksok nh, Tor ST. Paul on Tues-
day, Wednesday, Friday and sunday evenings. and
e~ g. Louir On Tuesday, Thursdsy, Friday and
6uAasy nospings. ~ assaf8.es8a
This Line hes hssa in suaesaaful op,r.sion fer
the past year. and for regularity, omiort and par
fest reliability has not been surpassed by any or
gsaisatioa on the Western Rivers, and hope to
merit continuance Of the liberal patronage which
has bssn b@sspfors bestowed upon shen.
H5 BROWN, AUSTIN : CO., Agsnts,
wARpEH ssHALKR, anr As.., 81. | Louis.
.. rOs1scK = y ~ y1rc11I-
Spring and Summer Goods.
..- =. POLLOCK 4 90.
WE are now rsai.aeg spa spsnisg nsw and
niaAilg Goods. vhish Ne sGss 70 sell very low foe
saAh. Ouy goedA are selected with great care and
With view 20 the hard times therefore We odsr
tAsn at vsry small pruAs, keeping In view the old
ncets g 4ussk sales and small prcA6. An ws
eek - AhAt sustsners will call anA exauine before
purchasing elsewhers; ~ charge ssshing for SHOW
Ing goods. kemsmbsr the place, East side Of "a
ss;. est.ssn Main and JoAn.en,
mcnsve 3. POLLOCK co.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-02
Rea[ estate.

o. NEW HOUSE FOR SALE on
Ei;i Harvard street.-The subscriber has just finished
sALfirst class House his residence and Of
teTs it for sale the most favorable terms The lot
tans about 10000 feet of land and the location Of
the best In the city For further particulars inquire Of
the subscriber, at his store Foster street. at his
residence. No. II Harvard street.
my26 dIm* ALFRED WYATAN.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-02
EIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE.

a Asute oftour Rooms, on the European plan commu
nicating with each other the iOor with unusual
convenlences attached may be had with board. Also
parOr and he'd room united, the first floor These
apartments elegant and choice, being airy and CEN
trally located. They be examined by applying at
FLAGG'S, No Maple street DIFF myl6
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-02
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