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NOTICE. THE gRdersFzsea hsvsaz fsrsrd 2 eo psrfasr- ' slap. under The. .ii;ie ef GOODRICH AGRAY, st ise old stand ef Gs3fjSh s Boars4toau MsTkhaas street ast Their stock consists ol Sse esssh. ing ef fls~ issrst style azra~ly
 DIR Es~, FRoGKs AND oyEN-COATs. and -vesy osssE sfsi- es cszfs asszliy woiH PANfS &st VESTS. q sTesT variety. safk ard M- rino Srysss ssifs- ss-s Drawer; fae iipen bosors ShiTss; i:sEixa an4 faasy Crsysts; Socks. Cloves and Hosiery Hats. Caps. Se.
 Also. co hsaa zfzrge sssItsea' If fLaTE& ClSsINERES iSBFEiFFTs Also Iss=- bot Of ker'aeky Jeans ~'ssch they wia sci ioA sE a-bol-sals or retail Clothing sasS- aEActGfs5 to order.
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 ALLEN CRAY. Little Eoek. aas&ry 3i. ISIS. 2l-tm
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SandFie<. ) Casks extra s1sAr cured cssFassed Hsas: e1 sz. cofssraaa ce. do. ls kegs ea, Bafls:
 ls hs1cs cheese.
 10 d. star canfss<.
 70 kegs pure ~ts:@ lead. l9 boxes, < by la gasss.
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csrr COUNCIL.

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 Passed ln Ceanca stAis lst ssy of TebEua-y 4. D lss-- SsMT H WEBB, Ms,eg.
 Dawn ". GALLON As, Recorder.
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Trsm lb. Rie Crans-.

Among tAs passeaerrs oa tbe Maria Bet ves- terasy, came ldsGt FrAaklin, ef the Typographical Engineers gallant yRshg etheer who rpBtls .4 bimseli conspicuous Ei BaeBa Vista as roaaa5cr ef Gen. Naol's staS hy his EalsaRtry. Lisgt F. h direct fte.a 6ea- " ogl's head quarters Neatsrer whicA piece h. left on iA.s I3la iss- Jas, before fe f.ii an rrpress rsc~irca fretn SsSile from tt}- 8egatrayzIek- 2 commend 9f the rc-s ihe-s. statins thsi ssSerz had reacAe hitt frgn ssnree eoti in4 io credit tasi force sf Nr2jrE1s, F. t9 sir ng. uBd os'rpEaap5 oI Gea. Basgsrneusr werr mSrclipg deEa from saa igis aeen s ii..o. Tge reqar1 psrliralsriz-s tls paiAtS from Rhetce ths iroe;sE had sen rsisz3 b1; ss Esqaets x-. tae Ssa@Yees up9a Jast hae. tsrH hi'ie eE--s Nas Ai- tscse4 10 tne report Gar firres Ttere N@-s in reaa ceHaItan. anc Eeyoctiy wiling 10 se silAske1 ah-B- eFsr 'be eBemy th9srAf brss tO make The ex;,e-i- ua>aG.
 Cp9E the rccrlti eg lhss neTs Gen N cel had ao- PrSssd hs sBerehnEis .. Aaaf-rev, IalnSrga. Mzss- ineE&s- nd esbsr pors iai hs osu46 aaSaa tasrn prpteezioa IT 1bs wsy ef escorts. From aasiisvs ssasee We learn That Ces. Gz-asee. MexsazA a. feer wbo has rendered himself rsEhss eonspreReas. Is At Maaierey roPssinr ts en:er iut9 -xe'aatisas Niib 1an- N o@ fer YesHrarsEaRrNfp sgslosI 11s eHislins Government ol Ne1ses sps is fssug sf te .Eii7d States, oa the part sf the Stsses d Ia uazahPas. SEerz LesE. ,ans Ce4hafiR- Us zi-s s=e- iases ta hr nE n tsea CRnzs-s. tsGs ssris s48~i 0{ gaeffiilas. Nhs has rsten Esas4 srealas uSua t.s RS6 Graaas C4-a. CArEsr@ ssas be~a sa, 2 lcnr tame lsing In MAtssDaFss mgh has isssfiY and appears fssrRaly ts ftse nsericSslS We kBew l49i wha1 3-gree of er~a1l te attach tais repon
 We la1-b frsssn correspondent ai B-u1es tfsa. Capt Hickey. fssneFaT editpr sf the Viekssssrx atise. s an2ouit@ei1 slecfed 10 ihe Senate from he dissrci a which BrsIps Saa:iagS is sizzss3, ia ass f.saee ef Gel kiuHy, resigned
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Thosans Jefsersea, in letter ts Anarsa ssez1r lA IsS5. sad:
 ths peetls ef Kentgeky thizk tS sepa-afing, aoS eplg fran ysrrIriH. in ~hsea 1hey ss~ rigas. ssi sl~e from tss Ceasa5esscv- Town sssat6 iAiAk this Esesa csisnnIie1s event, ard sech zn one ss every good esiiBea sbeu@ s@' rDssf sFslEst. 0sf rrsssi federal limits Bes larrs fsF good rs- verarezt nsr ~f fh- fncrra-e of Eeses iz CcaKress pra2see an i# effect On te oSnfrsry. ii witi or~wn tAe hsIie cirisasas ssaa existing there- Oar Con Soaerzcy snaxs se vsewed the a~x fss@ xhseh all ATsersea. Rerxh ard rpafh- is ss ke y~arssed- We Essid inke csre ss Rst ts tfnk il fer sAs iaseess of tisGs great nSsf4neas se press feS hsaa Est SasrsSnsE. IAs.e caast'ses cAaSSs be la tefas, hza5& Ny fesy Es fhEi they arv fesas ie sss-as thsza TAI oar ,ssrzs-ps can a~ ssfeSenfr sesapo- rass II frera tbefa- Iasc< ss p%ecs TAs aSs.gs- fsrs ssf t&s NaaK ssSpss ss Esad Asss- Tkss Is ell we Sss ss yets ready t4 rrcsiTe "
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NWDrHwW-E.

YTTE have just pn5lished. and NIn be ready .s " deliver cn wedeesssy Bexi. pA1abhtes of 7s pages oetayr coHlziaiag tss of Fosfsstsd Lands. s9b5eci 10 ke donated v actual settlers asdef a.. acf of sAs General Assembly, of inc State of Askan- sas eaiisd"An aei D &eaass b actual settlers the rzht a. tAe State 10 eertss sEcised lands r approy cd 2sgd DscsHs5er. isis ard 9'bet acts sappismsn- tary tt<Fefs.
 Prepared sf fsze assItcs's Office.
 Hsxfng been st considerable expense in isssstnc za e1stsoa of this pamphlet have tssoagr psoper to see-sre \ eopy-rigit
 We shsil bs happy 10 suaplf a.i aenands hs if hy eouasrY friends
 sS-Ptiee~-.5 cents psY cons. sr ss ou per Aoz ea. RE,.ARDt)N X CAkRTrr.
 Banner Othee. Li'fse Rock. s,h Sept, fS47
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AT FULTOyw

JUST RECEIVED q rpleaiid asso.tueas Of J C~af's Preach, siIk and HemEer Mass. ana suppegs-laet saYis- Also Large asaes.aasat of C-els' NafiDs. Ssik aed cotasn Ss<ka.
 Litsie Rock. Dec 19. iss7.
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DisSOLVTTON.

DISSOLUTION. THE Psr.serssip hersi0Sors ez ssaas kes~eea the \ aBdersaEs>6 is shss gay aa-sssxsa sy sastmAi eeRsen' John D. Ae4sas wali pay al fhe dehss das by sac fra. ase be alone is aahoslzsd ts seeess< .; ( receipt fag sll claims dss sad Erm
 sMTTHSON.
 JN0. D. ADAMS Lite Zaek. Fsh ssA. lsss
 CO-PARTyERNNIP. ETNHE sad-rsiEnod hssing tAis day Esrzsed Co- 1 esrtaer~t.sp. asa~f fh~ hsm &aA sfsie s4 JsAs. D. AsAxs C~- sssi e~essnse to do bn@sa-ss xf ske <sas4a sSrssesiy Snssthsoa k Ad@s.s'' wAese tA~y sss-sa so k4<Y hand eea~rsl ss~sssfs@as sl Drs f,syas, GaDcega~s. Hariwxse, Ae, aas asa h- laSGaps n Attes1iag so 3ss ss@~ss.
 SAMI ADAMS
 5N0. D. ADAMS L.ftt4s Easck F~S. ssk. isAs.
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C0-PARTyERSuIP.
1OrToN sEkD.

TT BAGS 2 AkRELLfr coTToS sEEu | sss ssse hy WMB WAIT
 Fek. :. Ists xzss
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CALL AND sRR:::

N00TMW-mE Ma ALLKS GsAy. of tho firm sf AessyS. Good rscA A GrzE. EIa act sg -Hs. eai jag oar sh seaee fraaS thts city "a settling soeeapss by WN. VANCE & BROS. LiitFe Rsck. Feb. l. I7sS
 RENOTlL. THE subscriber las Yrmuved frc7 Ne 57 f-anai street. As. has eYsasa h;s splsnasd new s'ore. . No f- Cazrtres street, itk rss and ele sn; vsfie- ty ef
 Faacr Dry eceAs. Niiiinery, Toife: ArfE- oie~- ard Perfamerv. Wholessls and reiaf sn4 he 1nosi respectfully in- vies fbe ladies ard gentlemen to call ard e1s4iae tAe sans DE WEYMOUTH.
 r CsaFtres Ssreet- Fs9rwe-x .. fsss ss-
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Mga.E.Er ggED-

MILA4xsT SEED. XII BIehELs NtLLS-T SEED. r%e4srea peg sJO -wG- Armstrong; ass sss ssss sy
 NM B. WAIT reA 1a l>+s x1-l
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xi E2ANDE SrVsc
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ADlMs's AR1rHMEr1cAL SERIES.

The attention Of Prsceptors of Academies Teachers
Supcrirtendcnts IN OG Common Schools and all those in
teresad IN education Invited the full series OF Arth
metical Works published Copies will be furnished
for on application 70 either Of the Publishers
PRIMARY ARITHMETIC, or MENTAL OPER.
ATIONS IN NUIBERS; being an fntroddctiou to Ad
ans New Arithmetic. revised edition. 90
n-ADAMSS NEW ARITHMETIC, REYISED f.
plIlON being revision Of Adanls's New Arithmetic
first published in 1927. ,,...' 80.
LII-KEY TO THE REVISED EDITION OF All
AMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC. -
N-MENSURATION, MECHANICAL POWERS, &
MACHINERY The principles Of mensuration analytical
explained, and partially applied the sEAsUREN Mt
OF LIN SUP1Fic Il SOLIDS: also, n philosophical
explanation of the SIMPLE -cHASIcAL row RS and
their application to Designed TO follow Ad
ams's New Arithmetic. 1n press)
N-BOOk-kEEPlNG. This work contains a lucid ex-
PLANTATION of the science of accounts new concise aud
common sense method IF BOOKKEEPING BY SINGLE En-
TRY, and various forms of RECEIPTS, ORDERS, NOTES
BONDS, MORTGAGES. ard other necessary
the transaction Of business. Accompanied with Blank
Books for the Use Of learners. Published by
J. w PRENTISS & CO. KEESE. n. ii.
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81 6w. PHILLIPS & SAMPSON, BosroN.
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DIED.,

In this town, ON the 18th inst, of Consump-
lion, Mrs. Pie BE LAWRENCE, daughter OF
Joseph Boyce, late Of Rochester, VT.
Printers in Windsor County are requests
ed. &c.
In Vergennes, on the 10Th inst, JANE
FRANCES GREENE, aged years 10 months
II days, daughter of VIM. E. and Ann Jane
Greene.
In Roxbury, December 10, o. Consump-
lion, S. N. DICKINSON, Esq, aged 47-well
known as the lale proprietor of the ''Dickin-
sonPrinting Office" and Type Foundry"
In New Haven, on the l7th inst, SUSAN
Ma SEYMOUR, aged So years, months and
6 days.
In Keene, N. H.,Mrs. HANNAH THOMPSON,
widow of the late Aaron Thompson, aged
81 years.
In Casileton, Dec. IS of upoplexy, Hon.
JOHN MEAcBAM, aged 70.
In Hinesburgh. Dec. Sd, PHrLo RAY, Esq,
aged 50 years.
In Huntington, Dec. 14th, Mr.. ORANGE
EDDY, aged 35 years. A worthy and respect
able inhabitant of that town.
In Cornwall, Dec. 9th, of Consumption, Miss
MARY ANN SAWYER, daughter of Sherard
and Catherine Sawyer, aged % years.
After painful and protracted illness, with
Il cheerful resignation she passed calmly away,
to realize, in happier and better world, the
exalted hope that sustained her in the hour of
earth's last trial.
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n.1tRoAD ACROSS THE 18TH
Mis-

rb. military committee has reported to the
>, = Sono,e q hill calculated 10 iavor the
-,,,c,;on ri a railroad across the Isthmus
Of Panama. H. Saoro,o-v ~ Tho
az o,ter iuto Il contract for period
40, svceedinc twenty years, with VIM. A.
a. s",;ov,,II John l.. Stephens, and Henry
Cbpnncy. all Of the city OF New York, for The
,-ansnorta,ion, BY steam, of naval and army
ernol;es. including troops, munitions oil war'
and naval and public stores, The maHs oil Inc
United States, and all persons IN lis employ
ment, over a railroad 10 be consifuG'ed ny
them and their associates across 'he lS,nlnes
of Panama, from the Atlantic 10 "'e o0i"O
Ocean" ,h;- LII,
Two OF the provisions annexed 10 'liIS Oh,
are that the railroad shall De CoH''iehceu
within one year from the date OF Ile eo"Iac''
and that it snail be completed witnln 'hree
wears from the first day oil June 1919
The Isthmus is sixty miles IN breadth' and'
according 10 Mr.. Benton, the route across II
was never in worse condition than al present
In virtue Of 4 treaty, recently negotiated, me
United States enjoy an uninterrupted rIgh'
Of way over any roads, existng,or to be niaue'
in consideration Of which, they guaranty 10
New Grenada her authority over me isth'nu,'
and TO The public, its neutrality. II invaded
The United States are bound 10 prolec' d
eainst any foreign power.
Such road cannot fail TO be great COM
merciaI thorough(are, not only forus. but Tor
all the world. And yet, ii. we thought It's
construction would impair tie probability oil
a railroad acrossthe continent, within our own
territories, we should regret the favor pro-
posed 10 be shown 10 the enterprise BY our
Government. But we think we shall have
them both.-LO,reH Gazette.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, Dec. 81, 1913.
At market,4 400 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, Z
pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves,
$500 Sheep and Lambs, and 200 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cdttle-Extra 1925; first
quality, 1913; second $500; third $40.
Stores p years old $40 to II; years old,
Sic to %.
Horking Oren-No sales noticed.
Cors and Calres-S2l, S24, S3l and S3S.
Sheep-Sl, 1877, 1,5O. A large lot Of Extra
Sheep sold at from So to Sc each.
SIcine-4 &c. Retail, a SC.
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MARRIED.,

Al Baton Rouge, on the 9th instant, by
Rev. John Burke. Rector Of ST. James's
Church. WILLIAM WALLACE SMITH BLIss,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. OF the U. S. Army. 10
Miss ELIZABETH TAYLOR, daughter of Ma
lor Gen. Il. Taylor, President elect of The
United States.
In Huntington, Nov. 22d, by Rev. Nj. B.
Gregg, MIR. DANIEL c. BARBER, to Miss Ma
LENDA B. FERGUSON second daughter of Al
ex. Ferguson, Esq.
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AdamS'S New Arithmetic.
REVISED EDITION.

This valuable School Book contains the characteristics
OF the former edition, in greatly improved form with
SUCH corrections and additions the Of the times
manu- II has been already very extensively adopted in
OF the old edition. and is received with the
qualified approval.
hdamss New Arithmetic is almost the only work A.
sitmetc used In extensive sections of New England. II
Iseo every part Of the United States and in the State
of New York is the Text Book in MN ~ rms Of the
one hundred and fifty i've Academies which reported the
Regents OF the University in 1917 Il has been adapted
the currency o. and rePubished Canada Ii has tFeu
translated and republshed in Grocer Notwithstanding
the muitipefon of Ari1me,ics made up many OF them
Of the NAT RIAL Of this work. has steadily increased
the public favor and dsnIand
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-26

PoLK's MESSAGE is published in some
of the papers with this heading: "The
State of the Counlry-a Romance OF the
Nineteenth Ceptury-by James X. Polk,
author of the Mexican War;" &c.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-26

CnoLrRA.-The Health Officer reports
Friday I new cases Of Cholera and 3
deaths, at Quarantine.
The Physicians, however, disagree in
their opinions as 10 It's being the real A
static Cholera.
The Cholera cases we're all old inmates
of the Hospital before the arrival of the
ship New York.
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That Consumption almost ALWAYS produced by cold
that might easily be cured That Wstars Balsain Of Wild
Cherry will any Cough Cold matter how long
standing That the mlder form of Consumption itself
also cured by this Balsam. That conceded by many
lawyers clergymen and physicians, that this Basam has
never been equalled for efficacy in all affections of the
Lungs and Liver That rejoice the posses
ZION Of good health who but for this Balsam would have
In their sravcs-aving been given up to die by their
ieAos and physicians Above ALL remember that this
ana that br Wistars Basan of Wild Cherry only can be
=; on 70 coRE 1t has been warranted to cure Asthma
- sI1se-Shat no physician has ever achieyed-and
ai :; Deh known To fail For delicate health in young
this climate. u IL NOSS iOi MI ~ "
P. Russo -vergennes J. Hun.
VIEW h1ven A F. Roseoc-COrnwaIi, Ira Bin .ham-
whiting; Joh1 SlmondS-Cornwan r HaskeIl-Shore.
nam Wrsht-sOld also by agents throughou The state
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~ A dispatch dated New Orleans,
I7th. says there were 5 deaths reported IN
our CITY yesterday, from Cholera. The
physicians disagree in their opinions as to
its being the real Asiatic Cholera.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-26

There has been a fair demand for fleece and
pulled wool during the last week, without any inn
provcmcnt in prices. y large amount Of WOODEN
machinery has been stopped and will not again
Lc run till there is on improvement the price OF
goods Holders of wool in the country have been
unable to sell at the advanced price, which they
have asked.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-26

II the reading public will put their faith in anv of the adj
Nerusenen which appear in our columns let them most
certainly do so in the Crest American Remedy Notice
VI L. I Hanshns Vegetable Lthontriptic Mixture which
place ON oar business side of the paper
monin' since We stated that should publish mum
m o. tesunoaa' IL favor Of this medicine we have done
more hss com: under our knowledge did space permit
srSs gu nus stories Of this medicine it has
lay and Is destined TO destroy the whole svstem Of
p,is a. adopted ~ the Fac1liy tutr,adsr an anon
Asea;' and get pamphlet. -" 'fOH
w r Rus-c Agent.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-26

81 No Telegraph report this week, as all the
operators South keep Christmas.
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If you wish 10 save your HAY, buy one of
Blackman's STRAW CUTTERS of
Dec. 10 ls4s. ". S. JOHNSON
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10000 pounds

81. Croix s. p X. Sugar
1000 pounds Crushed and Boiled Sugar,
500 d3. Koaf d..
1000 do JaTa and Ri3 Coffee,
foc do, Pepper and Pimento.
Nuimcgs, Cloves, Cassia,.
Ginger, Rice, Pearl Starch,
hidigo, Bar Soap, Alum;
Salt Petre, SalHfltls,
Soda, Carrpnof, Cream Tart.
Magnesia, Rhdbafb, Castor on.
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..rrs,ors seem to have been dazzieo'
inc ~ = no condition 10 consider sober re-
alities.
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Notice.

The freeholders and inhabitants Of the vii
lage Of Aliddlebury are hereby notified, that q
meeting of the Corporation Of said village will
be holden at the Town Room, on Wednesday,
the 4th day of January next, at l o'clock IN
the afternoon, for the following purposes,to WIT:
Ist, The election Of Officers for the year en-
suing.
ID, To vote tax upon the inhabitants OF
said village to detray the expenses OF the same
the ensuing year.
Sd To do any other business that may be
presented before the Corporation when met
JAMES NJ. SLADE, Clerk.
Middebury, Dec. 90, lS4S.
ADDISON COUNTY AGRICULTURE
AL SOCIETY.
The Annual meeting OF this Soclety VIII
be holden at the Town Room, in Mlddleou-
ry. on Thursday, The 18th Jan. next
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ASIIIS-
Pearl. per 100 lb......cash 6.37 ESQ
CPS a 6,37
FLOUR.
The news, seven days later, from Europe, has
rather depressed the market. Prices remain a.
bout the same, but sales less active; stool; Of
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-26

BOSTON MARKET.-THURsDAr, Dec, 2l.
(Reportcd for the Courier)
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lhs Grain riarlci is exceedingly dull, English
accounts hy late steamer being very discouraglng
f.r shipmcmls. unless at low figures. I he mar
II clu.,s dun 1T quotations, about 10000 bushels
preparing for export
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All Book Accounts contracted previous to the
18th of May last MUST be settled before the LIST of
January next. A. WILCOX.
Dec LIST, 1913. 80; II.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-09
Dgs. STORMS CELEBRATED
SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.

"A SAFEand pleasant Remedy fcr Colds.
EA Coughs, Asthma, Sore l hroai, Hoarseness,
shpr.nsss Of Breath, and tor clearing the voice
ani reng.hening the Lungs.
The extraordinary success of this Medicnted
Candy In The city OF ST. LOUIS, justly entities il
10 the confidence Of every person who may he
fIering under the symptoms o: that distressing
inalad.. Consumption oi lhe lungs.
II was placed at he prime pal Drug Stores oi
his city IN tbs month oil November, 1916, and
in eight weeks, the retail - c: i:ens alone a.
monn ed 10 U, 800 packages.
The Action OF Dr.. Siarnl's Scotch Cough Can
ds differs yer materially from any o her cota-
pound ever invented. 1t not only allays Bron-
chial Imitation, but ,pcratng as very mild
purge, il keeps the stomach and bowels III d
healthy condi; on, leaving The patient nn nppc.
lite which t." other Cough u xturcs could M
part
For sale q. Davenport, b. the Agent,
Mr.. CHAS. LESLIE.
J. H. Barnard < Bro i, SO. i.!0 Main str. ct, II
Louis, Wholesale Agents, Tor the " >, and south.
December 9th, 1877. l3-iy
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-09

EyERAL tracts ot Lend OF good quail.
- ity and well located, near Davenport, for
sale Mt bargain. One tract OF loo acres; one
Of 100 acres one Of 20 acres and TWO Of 10 ceres
each.
Now is the time to purchase, for lands rrc
now at their lowest possible rates, as the i'm.
pyoveinen,s now going on in this vicinity, and
those 10 be commenced the coming spring, will
hnve a tendency TO enhance the price of lands
and town lots from 20 to 80 per cent. within 81
inon,hs and the advantages and market that
will be created tor grain by the erection OF tn
two extensive Steam Mills, now about being com.
plcted, will and has already materially advan.
ced the price II adjacent lands and town prop.
cft.; and ~ healthy and confidential scclin,
now prevails amongst pfofrletors 81 real estate,
We need not look for nor irar relapse, but "a
the contrary expect . stcadr advance and rapid
Improvement throughout Scott county.
4. 4. FULTON.
Davenport, October 2lsi. l,si7 Off
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-09

A Methodist and Quaker were travel.
ling in company, when the Quaker reprov.
ed tho Methods, Tor their boistcrous man
ncr Of worship.
why, said he, I'VE cnn take more plens.
urc in our private ronms Of meditation,
where We think Of nothing worldly during
our stay
Sir said the Methodist, you will take
private room, stay one hour, and when
you return sny ,hai you have though. Of
nothing worldly, ! will give you my horse
which proposal was accepted. After the
time had expired, his friend asked him If be
claimed the horse.
why said hc, Il cou!dn't help thinking
what ! should do for n saddle 10 ride him
home with