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Coffee I,

Good r n. Coffee, Gf 20 ~, i,of pound.
pld iE,s, I2t
Hurt and ffuFnd. %
81 ihs chssF Nerr q T. }. Bi.i-s
Jan -. 1853
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Tui. 81 a rlant tAe virtues Of vhi,h atr kn.vu f
hui l,u 20 has l,,H said D., the inset it1rrd ni,H .t
ail Tunes, th1t '.ndtHfe hgs provided ruined, trs..f
aud even disease, aud the dtscoNttrs that au dals
iHsdr, 60 tr prINe us iuth. iuurUuft ts duHhIIr..
che trmrds dcsirbed by natufc iof s1H-uiuttpf u.
hraiiur prluetva are iuh NuudfstIi, anu thr ta Dol.
VA tt which 90 cures the wutst rast- Il iissfsIsH
tupr- spuit,ul aud ,utluiuE au imitation, ali....
immediately s prut ol &C. adaptation Geo thi- dscl
These two articles eaHhHsa trtt sfssf rHrrs tfgfis
~, inrtr,tt MT, irfu medicine that - Cctsn a.
the Wufst CaHrr " Consumption % takcu ttiDts u.t
sun,r,tis entirely puisratrd. W. not hr d sttutsfH
o tnti can io no harm. bot viii euu,inrv the uiu.
skeptisal Ut its teal Nvtth.
tautet.tu prftecf uuf own A. we'll - the iutstt.l
81 thr rtnsuWptNt sufferer. a, obliged - eautsu
att tp md the signature ct Cun-tt,k Hrthrr nn thr
wfftlff ~ ithDut THE b b. wuuils-s ruuut,ffett
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anarchists Uterine Catholicon.

For he cure Of cortdm class Of Diseases
incidental 10 "hc last best giG 10 man.
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NeW Medicines.
A BOOK ,

The Old Forest Hangsr---spi.nd idiy
l lilHstrated iust Issued, and tlf ale hy
NfEu
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AS USUAL,
NEW GOODS.

lust received by the subscriber large
~ and fashionable stock 4 rcasuuaiie GuHds At
prees hst cannot iail o. suit purchs-et.. Csi and
SEE near ID, Dept Oar Pnss, pay ecNH mail p,. Cfs
sui the mDttn
Rutland, Amt 1859. r. J. HIIss
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Shirtings, Shirtings

1fh'0Fsl -hIH"F'i N'a'l, n % pFf 'afd.
itistan, nns y
Nnd great ysfioty If pthsfs sqHaiy isg now selling
~ me- prff kfnFs. TJHlJ~~
Jan 30, l-sH
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Good News 70 the AFFLICTED.

Good News 10 the Afflicted.
DIt. GORSTIf.'s PAIN EhPgLLEh
1 aid, Ia forests, aud %. sn"antai"'
j bid
WHaf irif, isss trra.1Ina ssfHr's hsnds uhfit
Joe EsaIirf ilft, CO., .iH H.a.4s a. aff.
N'rf HH.H rlaiI HI NI fHf.f o. fifnF is.aff
te.ts rasl ts'Irfs &c BOO. aa finf
N .ft HafHIf - 49, boo 80 Do
$500 errf aiF htaes tffff aI..r.
$50 I-'la.H lfrn d. srrs ihsif I.s.H
I..f fFH.rff has ttlIf irta ass ta ats ruf .fif'f
ufrf. HHl sfI So i..r-fsaa 90 ff B.. H .fHssa "
f.Hs"f.rr rata iHEf tas nffsf Boo aa sffsd H fff
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pcs tf fH..fiHr HaiH. Nas.H4 .ssa aftH.' i-'isf
400 |HfH.rfr 90 fsa.'iir- r .ft p4fffsf rafrr-s
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az an English soldier IN the United
~ rAtrs Army lasi issu-il and luf sale BY
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When iho strength uflhts pruIErb extracted b. I.
baf uiatIrine known tHf tufiuc tr vuf.t fufi. su
.tIi.r ptlUHuHft dt-gHsrs. 90 r-fus tff iIis H1 On.
enables tut suucf,f o. skprttntat easily spd HI U,
wa tufU thr worst tld &c cough, wheA Il nerlftft.
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Map of Rutland County.


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90 iaf fe.a'F raas ~
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VA IERLT Hi'LETE
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'llE Abhutsidfd Illustrated Edition, complete IN ~
l hanje1nle volumes 'iustraisd ~ ith hue cugrar.
ias', shd printed ca me besi paPrt rnes 81
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= .NEH EbITIoN or MILTON

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The Magazines.

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Guernle)'s History Of tho Unitod States o.
America


superintendent ot Common ~,llnflr &c tu
cay and tuuup 81 Sew NuA
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~ RIOT article BE- in he market, aud
\ stsk 40 &c. sell o. lslfchass ohl, Of the ss1
us4 grsf afnf A,tf. Al 10. B.-ot store
sVIgIt I
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IUis Wrlrtrf rHiIht utn,t ti cine i'sirrt ftrs| ..
rf thr d., ihr result 81 ODE rfiHi st,l, saa It.4
rrura ai o ..iHuf1. aHi ttrrfiHus,d rhtsi,.hn Dbl.
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REXQYAI..

ID NJ. HOrSEL would announce to the citizens O
L Davenport, and the public generally, that he ha
removed his Watch and Jewelry Store, to No. 9, X
Claire Row, and that he has just returned from New
York with large addition TO his stock Of
Clocks, Watches, Jevelry, spsetaeles siiverwars
and he Is now prepared to supply the wants Of the
community in his line Of business He invites aiien
lion his stock OF watches, which be nstfers himself
will be found much superior In STYLE quality and num-
Der any before offered In the western country
He has Gold Watches from 425 10 $lsG
silver do. do. e5 10 80;
Gold Chains do. SO 10 $3G;
Medaions for and fsces, and OF superior quality
Gold Silver Steel and Plated Spectacles, and Specta
Gle Glasses sui, all ages, and Of different colors-
Gold Rings from $40 40 Ss5 Gold and Silver Thin
bes Ear Rings Breast Pins, CUT Pins Crosses, Slides
and Buckles in almost endless variety.
He invites particular attention 70 his stock OF Gold
Pens which il full and complete and ranging in prices
from IS cts 10 - for pen alone 81 Is 10 S45o with
silver case; and from s. 10 SIS with gold case.
A very large lot of silver and silvef-plated ware,
comprising Tea Table. Dessert, Salt, Cream and Sugar
Spoons Gravy and Soap Ladies', Butter Knives, Fruit
Knives, Dessert Forks Cassors, Tea Sets, &c. &c
Silver. Shell and Pearl Card Cases; Port Monnes,
comhs Brushes and great variety OF other articles
not mentioned His goods have all been purchased
from the importers and manufacturers the bes.
terms, which will enable him TO sell as low goods
be bought on this side the Atlantic cities.
Particniar attention given TO repairing and clean
ing Clocks, Watches and Jewelry. jun ID
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WoxsS AND LAp1Es.--In the days
of our fathers there were such thugs
to be met with as men and sconaen-
but now they are all gone, and in their
place race Of gentlemen and tdd.es,
or, to be still more refined, race OF
'.ladies and gentlemen" has sprung
up. Women and girls are among
the things that were. But sladies"
are found everywhere. Miss Mar
tineau. wishing to see the women
wards in a prison in Tennessee, was
answered by the warder: I'VE have
no ladies here at present, madam"
Now, so far as the ladies were con-
cerned, it was very well that none
of them We're in prison; but then It
sounds little odd-ladies ia prison.
1t would seem bad enough for ponaea
to 60 to such place.
\ lecturer. discoursing upon the
characteristics of women. illustrated
thus: Who were the last at the cross!
Ladies. Who Were the first at the
sepulchre! ladies' On this mod
ern improvement. we have heard
Of but one thing that beats the above
1t was the finishing touch to mar
riage ceremony, performed BY an ex
quisite divine up to all modern re.
finements. When he had thrown the
chain Of Hymen around the happy
couple. he concluded by saying: !
now pronounce you husband and lady.
| The audience stuffed their handker
chiefs into their mouths, and got on
Of the room as quick as possible, t.
take breath.
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New and Fashionabls Goods!

FIyHE subscribers have lnst reee"cu ~"
j spring stock Of goods, and are now resa! ~
show their customers and all o'heIs "no u"y
favor them with call, the largest stock '"sy
have ever offered among their goods may NC
found 4 good stock Of
Dress Goods.
Baregos, Lawns, Chalii Bsrege, De Lanes' ID
rege de Laine, de Beges, &c.
silks.
Black, Chameleon and Brocade;
a good assortment Of
Bonnsts;
and Bonnet Silks and Linings:
Bonnet Ribbons;
in grel, variety;
Artificial Flowers.
Also, Dress Trimmings and Buttons, New Styles;
Gloves and Hosiery.
White, cold aud blk kid Gloves, DIX iaee sno
Mohair mitts. Silk and Isle Gloves, white, mix.
ed and black hose, mems cotton and wool Iaii
hose
Linen Cambria Iidkts:
Black Lace Wells. black Silk lace and Edg'ngs;
White Goods
Pain Swiss. Null and Jaconet Muslins, plaid
Swiss and Jaconet do, window curtain mus
Inns, etc.
Emhroideries.
Swiss EJgings ami Inserting, Chenlset'e, Col
lars, etc.
Staple Goods.
Prints, Irish Linens, Aiiacas, bro. and bleach
ed Mnslins, drills, tickings, O.naeare, hanneis
saiinetts, Cassimeres, Mems sumner wear
/ Tweed, etc, etc.
| We have also On hand good assortment Of
| Boots and Shoes:
Ladies' Misses and Chiidren's Shoes;
Mems Calf and Kip Boots:
{" and boys Cali and Kip Shoes;
Caters.
Hardware Queensware
Groceries:
Coffee, Sugar, MoIas>es and Golden S,rmp
Tea, Rec, Tobacco, Pepper and Spice, 81
Era,us, baking Soda, vinegar, soap, nackere'
/ Cod Fish, etc, etc
/ And almost every thing else that i.rernired 4
make up retail store, which We will sell ut PR
ces that v III give satisfaction
WOODWARD & HARRIS,
Front Street, Opposite Steam MlHs
Davenport, April 2ist, 1853
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xnNRxo - Roeax1aon
aAvk JUST MOVED INTO THEIR
New ana Cenmelieas Istahlishmsnt, No. u
Claire Row Lower End,
w Gale, large aud splendid assortment Of L,des
and s as e sSs a bERS ssnsi s.
MoYs aNaSE ?: NAsE HSp SoSssnisss
JACN,T and AMERICAN GINGHAMs.
Linen Goods. Linen Damask T.cleelo'hs'
In rTsss 1.s snd nsanans everything in the line
linen s00ds Y LADIES DIES FANCY GOODS;
large and well selected assortment Of Ladies' Fan
CIV Goods, such as Collars, Cuha, undersecves Chem.
isc.ts Embroiderics, Handkerchicfs, Hosiery! &c, 70
o Ma Ma. I'm vi . and Window
cakPET-IScs, sa!sAe,s, gsae.' and an G is,.
carpct-chain, oiclcths, Umbrellas, fafasoIs'
Bonnsts, Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
Bonnet., Bonnet Ribbon. and Trimmings Of ever.
description, and ia word, almost everything thai
lazy Or '""s SHOES Sia ss sHoEs:; sHoEsi.
Ladies', Misses', and Childrcn's Shoes, Of ever!
and H.. 90 pss to and
pA''''s "a GETTLExENs GOODS,
Consisting every variety and Texture OF Ready mao.
,hasiaa' viii nss ss MADE Up 70 ORDER,
In neat fashionable, and workmanlike manner VIII
promptness aud dispatch. Work made up by us war
ranted, in ai cnses, to b. just Whist We
Hats and Caps Of every description, from Paimlea
To the very finest Silk Hat. Shirts Collars, Cravats
Handkerchiefs, Undcrshirss and Drawers, and every
thing that . gentleman or hoy can wear.
boots AND SHOES.
: Gentlsmen's and Boys Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters
from the finest French ra !, ~. NE heaviest wear
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Pcnkniyes, Knives an
Forks Spoons ETC. One and ull. give us u call, an,
for yourselves that the half of all the fine thing
VIC have got has not been enumerated
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MORE NEW GOODS!

list received from the eastern ci'iess cm"'1e
and beautiful assortment Of Summer G'ods
=, ,be vary latest styles and fashion among
which may DO found good STOCK o.
Dress Goods.
Very superior heavy black Silks, bsIeses'
Lawns, De LANES, fine Scotch VIM" E
Chambray Ginghama, Aipaccns, iine wac Ens
fish md American Chint7, American an" ~
nsh pants Of fine quality and last colors' vi
prins.
Plain Swiss, Null aud Jaconet Mss'ins' w
AIN Muslins, Irish Linens, fine Table Linen
fine shirts extra, file cambria handkefcn'eh,
,"h,,s d,;Il,nu.. coi,red Cambiics and puptr
Muslins. ;
Ribbons, Florence Silks, Grape iisiss WV,
Grape, artificial Flowers, silk ana "o's'.u
t;imps md Braid, new style dress buttons, Id
COO eag;nps. psertions, Chemisettes, collars,
cuifs. Sc, cords, Linen Tapes, silk stay ana
shoe Laces, elastics.
Gloves and Hosiery.
| White, cotoicd and black KID Gloves, pes
qualify, extra heavy long silk Ml,is, short DO.
white colorcd aud III EEK Silk and L'sie Gloves
suuerior black silk Hose, fine white, slate an
mixed hose, Misses d, gents. black SILK ane
hes, cotton, white and mixed hall hose.
Real Shell Combs.
Shell tuck, SIDE ahu efc'e So'n"ss ''',
do, best Eng. Reading and line Ivory COMBS
| md some
Beautiful Parasols.
STAPLE GOODS:
Fine hieachci Shirtings and Sheeungs;
Linen and Cotton, Checks and stripes;
Heavy tickings, blue drills, Den''ms, and
Cn,onadcs, Linens, drills, Fine Cloths,
Al " DOL, ,ght colors Tor summer wear,
Fine blk Doe Skin and drape debie,
Tweeds and gold mixed jeans, and
CIsmtres, &c.
Carpcting:
A good stock Of Ladies and Children sshoe'
Il WINDOW SHADES:
GROCERIES AND QCEESswAtE:
A few beautilurCen'r, Lamps with cut globe
and drops.
Il All ri which will BE- sold for Cash as ches
as the Cheapest by -
G. L.. DAVENPORT.
Davenport, May i4,i, 1853
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wHoIEsALE AND RETAIL.

THE snbseriber has received from the Eastern and
1 Southern Markets large and well selected stock
Of goods Of all descriptions, IN common use consisting
of Dry Goods. Boots and shoes, hats ana caps,
Glassware, Queenswarc, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit Cotton Warp,
T, l. q Kanawha salt Hsrdr are,
Nets and Mill Saws Iron all Kinds, Steel assorted
Castings Nails, all kind. urindstones,
woodenware, Live geese feathers, Pitch q Oakup
Sole and uppe. Leather, Vail Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stufs, &c.
which vii, be sold al small advance for Ce.,. As
intend keeping every thing IL eommon use, perSop,
wanting several articles obiai. Front Street
the Brick Store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa
Jupe o. ls5s 10 j. NJ. BOWLING.
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SELF-cREATING Power OF MONEY
A penny at per cent. simple interest
for eighteen hundred years. amounts
to seven shillings and seven-pence
half penny. but at compound interest,
it would be a larger sum than could
be contained in six hundred millions
Of globes. each equal to the earth in
magnitude. and all Of solid gold
TGregory's Directory.
In these few lines lies the secret of
the immense wealth ofthe Rothschilds
the Astors. and the Girards. As
Mr.. Astor once said, the only diff
Guilty in becoming rich is that of get
ting the first few thousands TO begin
with. Ignorance of this wonderful
power in money to reproduce itself, is
chief cause of the poverty of the
poor. In most of the countries Of
the old world the great bulk of the
population need all their earnings
for the support Of their families. 1t
is not so here. There is hardly man
in the Union, who is industrious that
cannot. if he will. make a handsome
provision for old age; in other words.
It is almost always mans own fault
if he does not lay up in the course OF
of few years enough for every
reasonable want Of an early old rye.
The only secret is to let your savings.
however small. accumulate.
This geometrieGl increase will as
tonish a person not before familiar
with the wonderful results of interes
accommodating on interest. Cincinnati
Atlas.
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nNE word with YOU while hate your eye. Have
~ you ever Traveleds If not YOU are bound TO do
so This world is all commotion. No r1sting our
. nov. days. You will wake up some morning and
find Rail Road stretched right along in front OF your
the bulgine is upon you-you caught up-the cries
OF wife and children are. no avail Bu-g nes have nc
hearts IL husbands have. Well the thing Is AID; you
are. can't tell how far from home, right plump In
Davenport. Cause that's where the Kali Roads ass
coming. Well, you in a fix, something must DC
done. Your innerman admonshes you that Railroads
don stop digestion. Stranger IL ia crit al moment
don't too hasty but renecN and you do so reinem-
Der that Hotel.
THE WHITE HALL.
and Brown its Proprietor, are in Davenport. There
YOU can be made happy quicker than Radwny can cure
iove-sick boy. Shall tell You how 10 done--a full
stomach-clean beds-knd attention and all 20 nice AZ
10 almost make fellow forget his grandmother-and
all 20 reasonable. Well Its tslking-eomc and
see and think all win be right in the morning.
The above house is the principal Stage Once In the
city.
BY W. X. BROWN.
Dated at Home, June, Q, 1850
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The Boomerang.

This puzzle, Of which mathemati-
clans can not comprehend the laws Of
it's action, and no European is able to
manage, is common to the natives OF
India. 1t is piece Of carved wood,
nearly in the form OF parabola, nom
thirty to forty inches long, about
three inches broad, pointed at both
ends. and the corner quite sharp.
The mode OF using it is quite as sim
cular as the weapon. Ask black
to throw it SO that it falls at his feet,
and away it goes full forty yards be-
fore him, skimming along the surface
at three or four feet, describing a curve
and finally drops at the feet ofthe throw
er. During its course it revolyes with
great rapidity, as on a pivot, with a
whixzing noise. 1t is wonderful that
SO barbarous people should have
invented SO singular weapon, which
sets the laws Of progression at def
ance. 1t is very dangerous for a
European to project it at any object,
as it may return and strike himself.
In a natives hands it is a formidable
weapon, striking without the pro-
iector being seen, and, like the Irish
mans gun. shooting round the cor
ner as we'll as straight forward. II
was invented to strike the kangaroo.
which animal is killed with certainty;
and though a copse intervene be-
tween the hunter ami the animal,
the boomerang comes round the cor
ner and breaks its legs.
The waidie is also used By the
blacks in duels between themselves
1t is formidable from Its size and
weight. The combatants being pla,
ced. the party challenged holds down
his head, presenting the top portion
to the challenger, when down come:
the waddie with a blow that would
crush the head Of an OK, but with We
~ little effect. from the peculiar
thickness Of his Uranium. The Other
party then takes his turn until one
has his skull really broken or erie:
enough.