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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-13
A RsNARkARlE CrSpEa.-.In the

A REMARKABLE ClNDER.--M the
rotunda at Woolwich. England, a.
mongst ercuriosities which are there
to heseen by the public, is preserved in
a glass case. a cinder, the produce
only of bank notes. burnt in an oven
built for the purpose. The issue of
one pound notes during the war was
averaged at hundred thousand daily.
After the calling in OF these notes.
and the payment OF cash, the Bank OF
England ordered the burning OF the
notes above certain date, which pro-
cess occupied thirteen months, at the
average of 144.Oo0 daily. At this
rate. the quantity burnt in the whole
period reckoning that there We're
burnt twenty-seven days in each
month. amountedto 5o.554.oo0 notes.
The residue Of this immense number
of notes constituted the wonderful cinder
above referred to which is not above
six cubic inches III height.
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OuR YOUNGEST SlsTER. -----Gov.
Bigler, o. Cali.orn a, in comparing that
State with others. makes the follow
ing statement:
I'm horses. she is in advance Of
fifteen Of the States; in mules, twenty
six States: milch cows, Of twelve
States; in working oxen. eight; value
Of live stock, Of twenty States: bar
ley only equaled by New York; and
more than one hall Of all produced in
the Union; wheat greater than ten
States; hay exceeding nine Of the
States: mining without parallel; fruits
exceeding all the States III variety.
and one half Of them in quantity pro-
duced."
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By order Of the French Minister Of
Marine. a second assortment Of an
game seeds has just been brought to
France from Mogador. The ARCANE,
which is met with in the interior of
Morocco. particularly in the neighbor-
hood Of Mogador, is tree. the Iruit
Of which, after having furnised an
abundant oil, affords an excellent
food for cattle: and serves besides as
a strong manure. The trunk of the
ARCANE does not exceed fifteen feet
in height, and Is about nine feet III
circumference. The acclimation OF
this tree has been already successfully
commenced in the sandy and stony
ground ofthe South Of France.
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The house Of Mr.. Joseph WEIGH.
in the town Of jefferson: about seven
miles north Of Milledale, Michigan,
was burned down on the night Of the
9Th ult., while Dir. WEIGH and lis
VIII, were absent at neighbor's, and
the other six, persisted in the falnes.
-Four other children escaped. Ii APP
peras, from the statement Of the chill
dren who escaped, that the eldest one
had got them out, and persisted while
endeavoring to save the youngest.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-13

JACK AND THE CHIsANEs.-We were
amused few evenings since, while rambling
down Long Wharf, TO observe scene BE-
tween sailor and three Cinnamon A clip
per ship just from sea was hauling in, and
one Of the crew was ordered bV the mate TO
carry line to d pilehead on the wharf
Jack jumped into the boat, and briskiy scull-
ing, with the end Of the line in his teeth.
looking up, found the tide was too low to
admit ofreaching. Three Chinese had been
attentiyely watching the approach of the
ship, with the attendant noise of orders and
replies, the rattle Of eapstans, windlasses
and pawls. They were suddenly aroused
from their reyerle by the gruf voice OF the
sailor, asking them to take the end of the
Inc. Xxi! yari va! va" answered the Ce-
iestisls, and held out their hands for the coil
which Jack prepared to throw Look out.',
he shouted, and away few the coil heavy
WIN salt water, and shot from the arm Of
inns Ben Bolt like she'll from d mortar
Inc col struck two Of the three full In the
lace, and Instead OF holding on TO it, they re-
Tired I'D haste, shaking the water from their
SIX garments, as We have seen cat shake
her paw after trcading on wet floor. The
consequence was, that the end went over
pnaFa as quick as thought, and the enraoed
sailor sculled back TO the ship to recover il
again. John Chinaman thought this excel
lent fon, and when the boat returned to the
wharf Jack repeated his request, adding
lew epithets in Chinese; showing that he had
seen salt water before that voyage, and knew
hts customers. The result was, that they
not only allowed the coil to go overheard
again, but with true Chinese instinct began
to pelt the sailor with brickbats. We now
thought il time to come To the rescue. We
reached down and gave Jack helping hand
faming and swearing with rage, he was Up
the post in twinkling; and in less time than
We could take to tell il, three Celestials
were sPrawling upon the wharf in an ad.
mrlble confusion Of pig tails. silk frocks,
almond eyes, wooden shoes, and yeilow
plush breeehes. Having vented his spite
on them, he turned to u and said. "A GOOD
licking does these fellows more good than
Possum fat and hominy does nigser, after
which classical assertion he stepped down
into the boat, and soon returned with the
line, which we made fast for him. The &C.
lestials had meanwhile decamped, L. Caiyor-
mia Way.
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DuRlBIl1Ty OF WooD.-The piles
under the London Bridge have been
driven 500 years. and on examining
them 1916 they were found to be
little decayei. Old Savoy Place in
the city Of London, was built $50
years ago. andthe wooden piles, con-
sisteng Of oak. elm, beech and ehes
nut, were found upon recent exam
ination. to be perfectly sound. Or
the durability Of timber in a wet state
the piles OF a bridge built BY Emperor
Traian over the Danube. atiord stri-
king example. One Of these piles
was taken up and found to be peuitied
70 the depth Of three-iourths Of an
inch: but the rest OF the wood was
not different from its former state,
though it hal been driven 1000
Years.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

HE subscriber has received from the Eastern IN Il
Southern Markets large and well selected stock
OF goods OF all descriptions. ia common use consisting
al Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats ana Caps,
glassware, IuetnswHre, Buifaio Robes,
Groceries. Dried Fruit, Cotton Warn.
Carpet tittin, Picking Narn Cat Window Glass,
G.. A. r. !. a kagaMta salt Hardware.
hcts aud Mil saws. Iron, all kinds teel assorted,
Castings, Aus, all kinds GriudsioIts.
N"otahwart. live geese athers, Fitch u Oakutn,
Sole and Upper Leather, WAN Paper.
Willow Baskets Puihts ana Oils. Bte StFf.. 10.
viii IA will be sold AT a smfdl advance for Csh. As /
Int id keeping every thing ~ common usn. persons
ing several articles obtain them on Front >trrt
at Brick Store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa.
unc o, ls53-29. J. NJ. BOWLING
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NEW GooDs INST REcErvrn

'INHE subscriber just returned from st. Louis woul
i respectfully Inform the citizens Of Clinton Jouuty
that he has received large and well selected assnri-
m"t Of Spring and Summer goods, consisting In part
OF ir! Goods, Groceries, Hardware. tluecnsware.
boots and shoes hats and caps also good assortment
OF ready made clothing and cooking stoves, together
with large variety of other goods usually kept IN
Establishments OF the kind, all of which will he sold on
the most reasonable terEs.
All kinds nt produce taken In exchange for goods.
Cash will be paid for iG.oOG bushels of wheat and
LOCO hogs ALBERT NJ, JACOBSEN
Lyons, tInton county, Iowa, June n. lS53-S
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DEFINITION or Az AssAuIr AND BATrEEY.
Judge spooner, Of Cincinnati, wishing TO
let off Mrs. Pendery, who was indicted for
shaping man who called her liar, deei-
ded that a gross insult had been given the
lady, and the blow which followed il was
not an assault, but ia sudden and invoiun-
tary sticulation, going towards the face
trom whence the insult came"
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P 0 W 0 E 3 j.

WE have made arrangements with celebrated
w Powder Mandatory. that We shall be able Ia
Keep constantly on hand large supply of Biastfrg
Perier Of the best quality, which can sell nj il
small advance from Manufacturers Prices. Those wish
ing 10 purchase for or in large quantities retail,
viii nd 70 their interest e give call before par
chasing elsewhere; sell Ill 81, Loais prices.
thereby saving cost Transportation. Sc.
augi VAN TUIL & COOK.
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RATIO G.. N0u RISES
Premium Chain Pumps.

TINE subscriber is now manufacturing and prepared
Ia furnish al Wholesale and Retail to dealers and
Others any number Of the above superior Endless
Chain Pumps. He will supply either complete Pumps,
tubing. carbs ehain and al such prices as cannot
fail 10 give satisfaction.
AseNery portion Of tho wood work is manufactured
by machinery, they not only more exact oal can
be furnished less than half the price u would
cost to make the article by hand Ills tunaag IS
new article. tongued and grooyed, and cannot ~ an!
poSsibhi. leak
All those who have used this Pump pronounce II SUI
perlor To any ever invented for snrict, and darael
y Ii keeps the well covered and at the same time
protected from dirt. while al OF the water used being
drawn from the bottom, comes Up pure aud cold. ba
the best Recommendation IS trial, therefore ash Your
aeighaor who has tried one or purchase aud II. for
Yourself.
10000 feet Cubing,
5000 lbs Chain;
And other materials TO correspond. now on hand aud
with large number Of read. made Pump, for sale low
AT the establishment Of the subscriber, few doors
above Nousse's store, in Moline, Ills,
HoRATIo &. NoURSE.
Jzne ed, 1853, S-u
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1000
MEAT AND MILK SAFES

Or THE nEsr CONSTRUCTIONS; 80 AS 70 ADMIT pRAranr
CHEy arc made In the choicest manner "a yes. good
looking hareau> calculated % keep out all OF the
insect and vsrin tribe No 9iss, aats rats, any
thing of the Kind get 70 your provisions which are
kent sweet and fresh In of pieces of
domestic economy.
Manufactured at the Steam Agricultural Depot OF
ALoNZo NoURSE.
June q. Main Street, Moline. Ills.
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n sANFOR

VTAS recently returned from New York WIN sooa
i j supply oG Drugs and Medicines Also, sn" n,i
lot OF Teas and Segars, with great Naf.N VI o
and fancy articles too numerous 10 SPECIFY. Ato.h
which fine Pen aud Pocket KNIVES haH",s, mi.
Needles, speetacles and Asses, ihimDts Wa
and brushes. IA good nssortineun focke' DOOR -
lets Porle Nonaes Purses Pocket Compasses, iobae-
60 and Snuff Boxes Shaving Boxes, Ihsriioh'.tuts'
Goggles Violin and Guitar Strings, Percussion ,apst
Fish-hooks and lines, in great variety rants boNSs
aud Brushes Fancy Soaps, Pcrfumery, Ne, Ne. :,
He has just returned from saint Loas Win W.
supply Of Notwithstanding his assortment colttpe't
all Of the best quality and will be sold al The lowest
prices.
Davenport, July It'll, 1853
nullDISG LoTS-For sale ten good building lots,
Din the cit! Of Davenport, we'll situated for awniig
houses. AIl. 10 Il. H. pANENiohi'
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LOO Yds. Of
WIRE ScREENERY.

JNR0I No. . to No. IA mesh, from 10 to % inches
Il wide. or wider II ordered in quantities.
For Rolling Screens, for rist mills. all sizes for Fan
ming Mills Meat MILK and Cheese Safes, Cellar Win
dows. VITA without frames. (seni slxel wire Tor
brAidIng sleeves and making Brooms. &c, d..
SeraeGery for foundry and shop windows 10 prevent
breaking glass ami not shut ligHtail at Cht4gO
and ~. Louis prices.
Al liz steam A Agricultural Depot Of
ALoNZu N0uRSE.
Main Street. Moline. his June q.
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TANNING MILLS REPAIRED.

Won can get your old Tanning Mills repaired to be
i nea-ta good Is new s.f0r tizs,"--by adding
some OF the new Improvements.
New sleeves furnished, whole sett. send size)
n the new kind, better adapted TO grain ard oal
seed than heretofore.
Castings furnished 70 I'll places Of broken Mills
painted when required 10 protect them from The wealth
er. All done in the shortest ross bic time at the
Steam Agricultural Depot,
Main Street, Moline. Ills.
AL0SZO SOrRSE
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He is the b-best temp-temprance man
hie---in our 'pinion, who la-labors-hic--
TO keep that that question out Of p-p-poli-
ties,--R, L. Republican.
Very well sale, 4neighbor, very we'll said.
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500
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN TANNING
MILLS
June 3.

OFF the latest STYLE which stand A. No. l. on the list
~ Of prciniams awarded fer agricultural implements.
So constructed clean easier faster and better: la
King out Oats Cheat Chess, and all foul seed,
asionisnsls clean. VIII FAR Guido Your highest an
iiera;icns.
They are substantially made, Of the arst quality OF
materials, with two good costs oil paint and one OF
varnsh-a better protection against weather than ever
before--ten fold.
The reputation Of this article speaks loud for them.
Yet no pains will be spared 10 continue Tor them =
credit that will far oliStrtp any thing Of the Fannng
NAL kind. Manufactured and for sale ~ The Agrieul-
tarai Depot of ALuNZo NouksE,
june 20 Main ST., Moline, Ills.
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REMOVAL

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
AND GLAZING
JAMES DONNEL fllly ac-
-, kn0Sledges to his friends and tho
public generally, their liberal sup
port. and would inform, them thai
be can always bs found at his new stand Brady st.
least sdel between Second and Third SITS, adjoining
Israel HANS cabinet Aarcro1ms, whore he is
prepared 10 execute all orders in his line His long
experience 10 the business warrants him ia ensnring
HE patrons iG satisfaction IN any work that may be
trusted TO him.
Particular attention given 10 estimating on any pub
NC or private buildings. Persons wishing any Of the
above work done. will do well 10 give him call before
letting their work,
Paints Of all eolors prepared and ready for use
GLASS of all sizes, patty de-, for sale.
e. =. S.-Also new article of COMPOSITION ROOF
ING, invented b y Doi me-, which can be put on az
the shortest notice b! the ,bseriber
JAS. DoNNEL.
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Il He subscribers are just opening In Davenport Il
l large and splendid stock u Furniture. comp isng
ersthitr in tte line, which the, determined to
sell lower thah has ever been offered in this place
Their stock consists IN part vi the following
sofa. from So 10 SD,
Lounges from S4,0u 20 SGnG;
Tables centre, card, sewing, work, dining, break
fast, &c,
Staah>, mahogany, cherry. wash, &c,
Chairs, mahogany, hair cloth, cane, ing, French
office.
ChtIiFan's chairs, assorted &c. Nc,
Bureaus. dress, mahogany, <rroil. plain &c.
Bsd>ttads Of every description;
Wardrobss, of all different sizes;
Mattresses, hair, moss and husk
CriiSs, Looking Glasses;
willow wagons, different sizes:
Safes, csc,, DC.
Rooas opposite the Pennss lyania House.
Davenport, June ., $3.50 WoOLFOnD 81 SMALL.
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4 CURE WARRANTED. 49,. -,
..yyON AKERS' RHEuMAilC SPEC ~ IL -, in
- tain, safe and etfeC tuai cHre for Rhehmstsm"
all its forms. IL is an internal remedy "h1n ~ il
oughly rxpels III morbid matt, rs from the -
and uai,fuI muscles and Joints The victim o. .n' ~
distressing maiady who has Tong been cfiPII.hu 9Th
disabled " m he enabled to txult in Teturhi"s 49,"
comfort and uscfulD"ss ,,sa,s
The Proprietor ofthis med inc after hrhe lo
completely crippled and disqnalbn ior ."si ,h and
by it, use fully and pcrman, nifty r. seeG So from
Of 9Th. rs nave dIrN'i tqnal h' " " ,,s
it. We might iii Columns with ttstiH, -, n. to
wonderful efficiency, lot III oni. ie''i ana
Ia :, i.r hghl, reSltCtabic citizens OF ~ i' IN,
ric,t,ty Who tav, used II ub the Hotf ..l,
resuIrs,-- Nn RrushaN. Sea i. Nj az, - IN IN, r,
Il " llsan. T. Na'r"u. Bro" - = u ~ "A Mite
~ Tou.u : II Wigrtls VIM Audr. US, III ms,
sii. VIVA Mere John lioirei 7 AT mus
PrcIat ed by G. Horat'r =, ,onis, Mo.
For sale b, ELDRlpGE& SOM ,, lows.
Druggists, Davenport
June o, 1885, 1y
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TO LET.

The large aHd cotaIBuIoda store with dwelling
house attached. the corner Df Rock Island and
Frost streets, occupied at present by j. w. Daam,
will be rentedt1r one year Enquire Of Mr.. Daliam on
The premises. Of Mr. Daze the opposite corner or
OF w. y. Collins.
Davenport, Sept eth, 1853. If
u oEKkaAEAT Lands selected and Land Warrants
NJ Located. w. BaRP0Ws,
June 30. County surveyor.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

MAMMOTH STOVE STORE.
II WICKERSHaM, Man afas urer OF Tin, Sheet Iron
IL . and Copper Ware; keeps constantly hand
large assortment ~ every aTSlr In his line, together
with the unparalleled Prairie STATE ard Charter OAK
cooking stove. which b. warrants for two years.
Second hand stoves. old Castings. Copper grass
Pewter Zine and Rags bought ia exchange for amy art.
Gle IN line.
Corner of Main and Second streets opposite Cook q
Sargent banking house. Davenport, june o. 1898
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arpeting:
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

% ACRE beautiful prairie laU8 twelve miles from
on city, county road. Price $3.50 cash.
EIGHTY ACRES,
Ten miles northeast from city; p acres fsncej Is
broken; 100 fruit trees best kinds all the laEd tilat
with permanent water running through H. Price,
SlU $500 cash, ani 500 lst Of Oct. next, With int.
IMPROVED FARM.
100 TO- miles from city; miles from river: ~
fenced: IS broken; ~ under cultivation. With
second croi; ia cnioe assorted fruit trees auiI
ing -pnuy aud creek Running rough the centre Prc
s2oo1; pari CASH and part TIL LIST of October next, ait
interest.
FORTY ACRES GOOD LAND.
Seven miles from the CRY, 're timber o. itf purua-
nent spring satar commanding ine view ~ the
Price. $50 cash AUSTIN tORBlS.
Juy u. 1924 Il. o. Buildings.
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lIANY years of lsai, iu.ted OF ti arii the Fatle
VI ce,adeuee 81 rs medicine, has wor Tor 81 az
fFrebt.oit a otpnVts hy *r exceed 81 Tie m"s san
game rEl tattDEs ~ - Trends. Neilits but ls I'D,
SD ysriHrs sud e.. ULmiNtkgllt tccii conferred
thuaeIras 81 rEtFprs. nHId originate aIt maiAih
thc rel utSit8u 4 Urjate Nhle nat3 hief"r Frh'e-
Dies "a 81 Ulpn ~ CONN u It. have i-ed ~ en-
da~cS dsd, ts gas ii Ius 10y tEsi t"rlciIfh
BEN dts np tra eE.rpI its2 cFn HSRr ioEe ~ pro-
aA'ad cures TOO rAiHsFp Gfa loo frhRsh~Nls % 10
INhlsits a fraud an the tlfblt 10 pretend that any
t.4d,tue wi itfslitHlg c8ce--st there e atan-
H4u Prapt thai tUc trgREY Fr TuF docs toi @tli a.
gen srs tHitg bat n) & iIyar4hl! cure tht malAde'
Tor Wb,h u - employed
A. time max .. these facts wider and better known,
hi, medicine hss gradually become thc best reiai &C
Of tse afflicted, from the iog-,nhin Of the Anet can
F'usstt, to the palaces If European hhts Ihiotth
GOT this entire cUuLtfs over, State. c! ara iaetu
almost every hauiet ii contains CaERRy PE'1oR.Ls
SHOWN a. toe beet rcEcdy exiant Tor Diseases Of Tie
Throat and lungs, and % maty foreign Countries, ~
coming 90 be steusSciy used b, their most nichgrn'
Ply 'riaus. in Great Britain, Franco aud Germany,
where tbc medical sciences have reached Their hPhe
perfection, tnERny PftroRti Is tntfod.eed' ~
constant use ia the Armies. Hospitals, Aims house'
PUhir nsHtu "Is and IN domestic practice ., ,le s
ret rene helr atteHd z Physicians can en- -
HE more dangerous affections Of the lunEs' $50 ~
mud and for children il is safe. pleas ~, a"s
eicCgal ~ cure Ia fat, some OF the most halerhs
t'stlm9atls W. rres@y hHvc hnea from pafehls ~
nave ipWt % eff@Coas "a tases PARTICULAR! ih''''""
IL IHldh0ul
th smtsl ad rfery ouuce Of ~ der bis own eye W..
ln' arabic accuracy and care. X is seal ID aha Is
th ny law from Eountciietis- consequently Tan wv ~
/ Oh ms genuine " tthout adulteratuh. ID,
we have eIacagoFed here 10 fJrHish the s"nih"itit
with medicine OF such intrinsic supeTiorll. ana VIZ"
as should commend itself to their eonidence--a rem
~ at once safe, speedy and eileeigal. which TINS na u
bE repeated and countless triais PROV ed Itself 70 Nc,
trust b! great care ia preparing IL with cheihtai ~"
facI- OF Uniform strength to afford IN. sleiahs "a
agent which they rely the best results ~
The inflicted with remedy that viii do for them III ~
medicine can do.
PKEPAREu AND SoBp uy JANE. C. AVER,
fr@cficai 1ad .1Hatgiicaf Chemist LoTfif, !n4ss'
Also. by nc. ELDRInGE, Davenport, 10. cu
Sept =, i-J3 10"
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FARM AND NURSERY FOR SALE.

THE sb, rIber offers for SALE his Farm and Nursery
] 81 niles west VI Lyons. The Farm contains 2,j
acres, il beautifully situated The Nursery contains
about 800 Trees, part worked The whole will b..
sold, the eight, containing the Nursery and inn rove
ments apply through Lyons p O., or personally on
dc premises. GEO u. PEAR l.
LyoH-. Aug ilih, 1853 4g.3,u
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DLAiED Ware, such ,astors, Cake Baskets. Tea
j Sets, Soup and Gravy Ladies', Sugar, Cream Mus.
tard >ait, Table, Tea and Dessert spoons Forks &c
&c., for sale by lily IL p. NJ. HOUSED.
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Why il a tage coach like the heart Of
frt! Because there il always room Iur an
other
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MORE NEW GOODS!

TfiST received from The eastern cities eh"lc.
y and beautiful assortment OF Srnetner Il ods
{ the very latest strlas aud fashion among
which may be found gnod stock OF
Dress Goods
Very superior IL, az lack silks. baregss,
Lawns, ID Lin :, lin Scotch ..inghans.
hambray Giustams, slpaceas. fine i'd, Egg
sh aud Anerica4 Ehintx, Amrrr az and tn9
n Pants OF fine quality and fast colors, y
Prnts.
White Goods.
Plain Swiss, Nun iliu icunsf Nnslins. Cur
an Muslns, Irish Linens, tine Table linens.
anr shirts cara, ii 9 eamhfit hthakerehitls.
White drilhngs, eoiJred Camtrics and papeI
Muslns
Bonnet and Dress Trimmings.
Ribbons. Filfe ner ~slh>, Z Isle, Whit
Grape. artificial Flowers. six a1d Natsied
,,tuns and Braid. new II l. dress buttons. La.
e.s edgings, Insertions. Caemtsettts, caAats,
cuffs, &c, coris. Linen Tapes, SAX stay anc
shoe Aaces, tias''ss.
Gloves and Hosiery.
White, coiur,d and hlack hid Gloves, hes
qualify, xtra heas, long six Nitts, short do.
white colored and hl ok Six and L,sle Cloves.
superior black silk Hose, tine white, slate an
mixed hose. M sses do !, gents. black six and
best cotton, white and mixed half hose.
Real Shell Combs
Shell tuek, site ana circle Combs, imitation
lo. best Eng. Reading and fine Ivory Combs
and some
Beautiful parasols.
STAPLE GOODS:
Fine hfrachrl Sartings and Sheet}nge;
Linen and Cotton, Checks aud stripes.
reyyitckiags, blue drills, Dem'ms, and
CaueHadrs, iancns, drills, Fine Cluths,
\ VOL, gbt color. for summer wear,
T NJ bis Doe * n ard dfapa debtc,
Iaeeas aud gold niSed Jeans, and
Casima Frs. &c.
farpeting:
A good stock OF l. III and hidrcn's shoes
N4sHow SHADES:
GROCERIES And Z EtssWAfE:
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few htanllufCenafe Lamps with Gu gi4hes
aud drops.
All n Vh5ca will b. spll Tor Cash as ch,aT
as tic Cheaies, By
G. :. DAVENPORT.
navengori Mas laih 1853