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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
THE GREATEST
M diCal Discovery
OF THE AGE,


MIR. KENNEDY Of IoNhury. has discovered
MI in one Of our co umon pastries weeds rem
rdy that cures EVERY KIND OF .llUMOR,
from the worst Scroiull down 10 a common rinplc.
lie has tried It in over eleven hundred eases. and
mover Gilcd except in two. H. ha. nov in his
pos.cs,ion over two hundred certificates Of IT, val.
uc. IN within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles ATE warranted to cute a nursing sore
mouth.
Onc to three bottle, will cure The uou, Kind Of
riuplrs on the face.
Two or three bottles wiIlclcar the s,strmof bilcs.
Two bottles arc Warranted 10 cure the worst
kinl of cauLcr in the muuih anl stomach.
Three a. five bottles are warranted o. cure the
worst cases II or,.ipohs.
Ono ta two hutll,s ate warranted to cure all hu
mors Tho eyes.
Two bottles arc warranted 10 cure running in
the rar. aud lluichcs en- tho hair.
Four IN six bottles ATE Warranted 10 cure cor.
uipt aul running ulcers.
ono luttle viii culr so,ly cmptio1s IT the skin.
Two ur three bottles ace warranted Co cure thc
most lssrcu'c CAGES ufIh.umati.m.
Three 60 Fix hotties arc warranted % cure salt
rhrum.
rive To cish, bottles cure ,hc very wont cases
1T scruluh.
4 lra,Gt isalul,s expected from The frtloulc,
md rcti.ct cure Warranted when thC above qulu.
tits is taken.
Nu,hing hook ro improbable 10 those who have
in vain uipd 40 toe voul,tfllmsilcn,so che day,
as that common weed growing ou The rlsulcs,
auI along ull Stone vllls, shuuld cute o,cry hu.
mot; set 70 g. nuv Gsrl llri. u Nou have a
huuu, 10 ha. tp filu. Ihrrc arr uo i's ugr auds
aiurt 10, curing some cl.ts lut uui yUurs llr has
rrl1.I o,rr ihur.lnl bU'i'.s ~ % Joe thc vicinity
uf Boston. and knows thU effect &C 30 iuc,rty case.
IL has arr1l, dHnr -nmo ~ tho grr1i0stcurcs ever
done Bro Massachusetts,. a. gave 10 o. ,hillr,n
,,,r ulI tr ul rrur', of siNt,i md has seen rnor
ION, luuklug children, vhY-, u pa was IN 1nd
fllll, restored 90 IrriggiT'1'e 0i health ly One
i"rh.
Totbr.r uh, ars ,rorll,l with .'rL headache,
ono lu'ir viii 1lua,s cure h. II gives great rr.
u.ful .Uuh rHl difli1rsH. some who have
taken Do n,vr been su.ii,r lrr N,1rs, uul have been
,-ruItpi Ir it Wh,w thr body b. sound works
uuf. r,sy. rlf where there is aHy arrangement ui
thr function. Il nIfur. it will cause Nry singular
l.,I.r.., lHi ,uu must not o. l'ImuI-ih., always
disappear iH G.m aur dl,s tp week. There b.
ur,rr q Ili rlsu' tom ton thr contrary when
ih,t f,Itus b. gone, ,.u vii Gel yuur-rIi uh. 30
r.u u,I.uu. h.trI .Hwr ul Oh. mHstsNtuya-Iut
chromium. uf b. ih1fm' ever Iisi'nrd i'.
so change OF diet ever urrrs1ry. Eat lhc beet
son can go 1nl enough NJ
Direction. iur u.r-NGuts. one tal'r sTnun'd
pr ipy- children ui 60 ght yDr, drsru spHuuiu
ifum b,r o. eight, trlspuuulul A. u1 ulIcriu"
rlu ir applicable tr 100 constitutions, uhr ,uuu-h
tn operate nu tar bowels nirr day.
u. a. NAY, Druggist, Portland, lho on, an.
thur.frI agent Go Maine.
~uIh A,uEEvs & B,rre, radsIlrI; ".
l. Rrsr, VI. a., 50. rau.; T.. Atwood s Co.,
Du,hh,.Ii E.i,I Nuyc., Norway. lyij
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HESRY WARD BrrcHrR made direct reply
In Washington on Sunday, week before last
IN the attack on Ne clergyman who Pc'l,ioned
/ Congress in reference To the Nebraska bill,
before crowded audience. twas charac'
,eris,ic discourse. We give the following
extracts:
Acurrcu oy A. rCoLrss Nrsr.
/ 4 true minister must know no tear lie
mus, b. warrior. lie mus, not preach to
please the Justice of he Peace, OF the SEN
h ate. he mus, 60 forth and attack wrong
wherever he finds il. Docs he say that 1t Is
prrilousi WHY, it is perlous to live. When
preachers shalt do heir duty iaithlully, ,hcic
,hallbc les, dogs To- bark. They are told to
mind their own business, aud not De mcddIcrs.
But the minister Who never creates any ari.
n,ion is like the husbauJmcn VINO never pluvs
because be may rip up some old roots. Il IS
o. PECULIARLY of,hc GusPel 'ha, 1t don't mind
DO. own business. Its aggressive. !, don't
wait Tor men 10 come TO It iur relief, bat d,
goes on, To 6ul the man wherever he is. \
Church may have 40 truth 10 ,,s creed, but IL
&, sin. on its e--l,s,n,s, and never iucublir',
10 is Just as dead as It's opposite uctghJor, that
believes iu an manner Of error.
rrAa NATrlg.
Prslchir. IS substance in no. \ bullet,
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/ LrIrTiC. $50.
PROSPECTUS OF THE
STATES ILLUSTRATED.

TrNDER ihr tii'r offhs United S.'.s l'.r.'H
tpI. viIl imr..IHf.., a., commenced Obj. ..
li,tfiur rt . great National VuIk ui 10 N.. ...
fHuI Nrrn.fr.nf Nr.HfIrf..n. fr uN..h f.r .....
patronage 81 che lu,Ir,1 puE.. be- o.rI...E
expected. ltviIaTlslI uTarts, with su.1
itrIr chat tNu N,'umrs Willis U"mT f'.I ... ..
rIr.s NJ ihc present ,D1r. IH.sr yu.uurs u'. .
issurIl slmruuI.u.F, uHr N.IH- lh.."t.ft.
voted fH L. I.frru l.d th. .fH.rf" Wu'.I ..
Zach r1r will ruufliu I.u. ~..Ilr.HfiH-. .-
original tualn-. 'F ,un.ut hrTs., rrH.-..
r.TU.I 5000. r..IThHI'. N.U N.u MI"
igrl.rlne Srrrrrf uffha r...frT,"r .."U
Elidor. whose Architectural .fHN ur i..
character ,H..f'.s 90 fHH".a D.".."" ..f'.... IT'D
rrrts viii rHmU..rB volume.
The prr.,nt ,aIuu,r of thr Wr.fm ~,".r
contain auHus u.b.r I'u..H r., Woo. A..
grand lnI II...HIsJ.r.r ul N..s..... I.r
rru ifs urr-fr 1t ln.k1 l.Ir down FOO I..
hr'Uv New Orleans. 10 % .rulHT manner .
mua uf fn. IHsi..n .,rfIUuuIi UrT....' INF.
object, from ihr So LolrI states 1s
striking ,uI tfu.. AmuHrlu.
UrrIirNrr,'rHrr hI. t... Been HIn.. a. .".
ErgDyiu-s doe l..'run iTHTrrr"' r..H u.. .
every attention. hr.fHvtdup.I Co., 80 rNr.... .|.
been sIlrrl io r.u'.r tlr uH.k BOO tHs r....
al.p q National Monument Na. "a nh. ".
lnI rnruhr writer's fihs I.uu'ry a. '.-.e
regular rHuuIluisr. anil tHH LaIutAI |"..'H
ui tIr uh.'. II. l.gn entrusted 90 oboe.
VIZ. Cutrtrs \. DANN. whose uHu. I. ...
cIrut guarantee that thr vurs uil d" unH u, OIL.
merit. ts vel 1s ~ r.rru0. IuI hH.F. d."
numIgr win r1rfliuirum - l6p-. 'r".rr
printed iu s',-rut uur HuI u1 sU.rraH o.. I.E..
With ihg A.t uuraH.I ,I.I .aI. .II'UL Fl" NIB. '".
Volumes win receive fI rIHh Section .I ..r .
au aI.5gouoal .lir'r Page, executed inH h..' ..
rf au, and as % rrruilu, iu. snIa..Hr $50. i..'
craving 20 ll - uchrs, rTI,..a'"g iH.
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Mrs. WiEslow's Soothing Syrup.
Readl Readi! Reall!l

One parent inform. enc that his child has suf-
lrIet IN az alarming cN'Du' with fhuulrncc coz
Wind Cholic. lately they haNc used the
Soothing syrup, aud 1t AWAY. ELECTS speedy
cure.
Another parent s,ys his child has lcru exceed.
ingly iriiul, owing 10 tAc p1is and soreness Of
Cutting Teeth. For "a lew weeks they have
used the Suo,hiag Ssiup, aud God that It removes
the sorsnsss and irritation ii"m the mouth ani
gums, aud improves che general health 'of The
child. lie says Z" h is sorfA rloTs thaH h costs,
for 'is afrtasd god Aua5r a1i ol,s.fiassJ # ne
rhlli."
sold ly &. W. ATWELL, No. {. under q. =.
Hotel, Portland. General Agent Tor MaiHr.
Also sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Price 2jcts. ANpEEws &BITrs,
PARIS lIll.Assnt, u
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American and Foreign Agency
WASHINGTON, D.C

rJ'IIE uUdrfsigo,I offer. bic scr,irrs Boo thsrms
ceuii1n II Chims lsfirc Congress aHI Oh
several Departments. aud lor ihe Transaction
aus hu.inr.. requiring hu,Hr.. ~ ihr Capitol
rers1ns having husiHc.s with Doe Patent, luffrn,
Land. or Pension Odir,s, &C. ans ut thr Depart
mruis ~ the GuVrruuirHf, &C bon fUr Supreme Cont
NJ che Unitrd State. may rely ou prompt aH4
iaiihful attention o. thsir intsrssu.
EufYyins an extensive Foreign aoInirlurs. I
will undertake anI d. rrspusshr inr ths 1ie t.Hs.
mission II StoeLs ur Money, q, ,ly pn0i"I eff
Europe: aui attention viii o. paid "a o. collage
lion of Foreign Claims.
Correspondent. vill b. furnished vilh 'prl.'
r,Grrnls. IN whatever state che, may rrs'i,, a. d
An ala, uruminrut cities ~ Lump,.
JOSEPH &. q. kENNEpi,
OGIoc ou n street, b,tsg,u Niuih aad I,r'h.
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Tie Musical wurld IS informed that At an
eAhiliuun given BY the Choctiw ludians, the
ether uight, "thcy kindly offered TO give a
specimen Of lomahawkilg and scalping, if
any LADY, or gentleman in the audience would
step iorvad"
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FOR BOSTON.

D,tr, ts,rrupAr' { suSpAri r,crPrrp)
--.. ON and after MONDAY, the
h9S i1'h ia,'., die g .,,.. aod !, =.
49, -. pcrinr fClEulng Steamers 81
rf-lsn@<a>1'n LAWRENCE, tCapt. Crrus
strRurv,yr.) and ATLANTIC Capt Gro.
kAIurJ will mu ls follows;
Lawn. Arlaunc Rail Road Wharf every Won
il,. TursIp,, WsIne.,lay, Thursday 1nd Friday,
At 7 o'cIo,A T.. w.. and Central What, Boston, on
C,L7 Pee. sIOO
NJ 90 -
FREIGHT tIhrn 1f low rltCs.
NB-IH.h Boat b. frrri.hslvith large 1uu'
her NJ state Room. inr the locomm1dhulnoi laIi's
,uJ Families auI travellers are reminded Jiit by
taking i'is l,n.. much saving ut time and cNr'uf"
Wilt ml.,. anI that the Inconvenience II auiy'
ia. iu boston az late hom- ol che ght will also 10
avoided.
Tho Boats arrive iu season lur che pl-en-crs 60
takp iHU .l....st train. uut 90 ilr ,iN.
l.. BILLINGS Agent, Portland.
= BROOkS Agent, Boston.
March ~. ISL. 10
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Tho, cleanse tho Stumaeh-E euh'r thr howe
e..
InrrTSc the ni-rsuHn-Rru0vr Custi,rugss,
Stimulate che lINrr.-tuur,t thr bHr,
Prrmntr health, action uI thr luHgs, 1ni Co.
.t.rr thr Iati,rt 90 Perfect Health.
They never gIipc like other pills, ma
if,rn -,yc them ,r' uiaI. ,uu will uuh,siuiiu-'y
pronounce them
The best Family Physic in the World.
Srrr,C. ". ATWTII.. u11,r che 4. State.
Hotel. purArJ. Gru.aI N-.n' &c MHirr. A'.'
,.GI N Druggists anil dealer. tr Mgl,ripr. cy'N
who're. o., ANuUgws a E,rIs, ur' Nt JnH'
uufssru's Il1.rs shoe Store. rBu. Ill.,
~aIIIy ". Anu ~, VI. D., 50. Paris.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Reform School.

keioIm SChool'
We Give below another extract from the
repoti Of the Superintendent, OF the Reform
School, in relation to the employment Of the
inmates OF the institution.
Bows ct The class usually sen, to reform
schools, have Little ct no sclcrespecl, caring
nu,hipg for themselves or lor the opinions
other, have of them, aud hooking only to 'hc
qualification Of prrsrn, iuelina,iors. We
therefore make i, frsi point, to lead them
to respect themselves, tha, they may attach
some Importance 10 a rooI character.
Il is no, unircqueu,Iy the case that boy
feels that he has 90 fricnis-,hai al are
against bim-o,bcrs, be thinks, may ri'c To
respeeablity, bat be never expects To Do 50 (;
- a consequence, pc makes no caor, until
this feeling is removed. Such need much
careful training, To bring iuin active cNcri''
tho dormant energies Il the miud-to lcal
them TO ru, forth ,uGic.cu, clo-, to overcome
temptation.
Nearly Al, have been hah.lua' '1,Ea'', or
nave "''.y ''s'''''- ,''.,.'' ~ -.
are very 'e'o'a''' ~ ''' 'H'' wv,
have re'''ei' 'N were ''',', -.
some Of them c' ''' N'." '"' d. '.-'.
"eu'y''n' could .'' f''.''" = w ,.',., '.'
'Ip'' a''.'''' -.' "'"' -
''m 90 ''''''.''' "'' - 49, - ..., ~.
own Names anu W." '.P $50 8.
boundaries or ''l"'' '' '"'.' ''' -.
though 80 ',s' a '''' .'''' 80
'''''' coming "'',' ,'''' '' '...,
cons "''e' "'''''''- ~ '.''' -, 49,.
cd "',n 80 ''',r ~ o. w ,'' -.
um ., a'''''' 10 l''l' ." ,'u- -.
nl' ''''' 'l'" .'' '''' ''''
'''''' '''''
E"F'ogn-1i. AUa"'"pIo'eas'N ''''. ''
each day at some mechanical ag',u'u''' o'
domestic labor. ~ those n'" 900 '"e ssa'.''
''S are emF.o,'d 10 the '''.', = '.'l' ''''.'-
cio'hi'g and bedding io' 'h' ''''''o'''
'l''cn on the farm preparing a year '''''
Of """l, dn"ini manure and ." The car. ''
The STOCK two washing and i'oa.'S one
cooking and four at miscellaneous "''',
The boys arc taught to make '''.' own
clothes and '' '',', own ~,'''.- -'' ''''
ing '''N''s a'' ''N''-. '''' ''''' W.
hundred and '.Ni' acres we ''s''l as '..
Of 'he most suitable means OF employment
that can be procured as labor 100 Che open a.1
docs much To secure health. ha'r.as'' ana
eoaicu'meoi y 'aa '''., '' .'s' restraint
while 0as'ly engaged among H' companions
hhor.oc by h's side. ihn 0h.' employed .a
a shop under ihc most favorable c,rraw'aa-
crs. lie soon becomes Interested lu trr
methods Of caluain- ho sa,l-.n thc mrn-
a-rmcut ttac oxen auj -nr-rs-.u ,ucrg,s-
lu.'y guiding lhe pillow, us loo i.r clrl oi 'a'
poultry yarl and T.ggcry.
SINE b,,, s,rr,..-5 l..t.. uls,hcr On.
b,,. can Boz 90 lr controlled. of, 60 prevent
them from escaping fru tb. nm aa,- al,
work. W. entertain 90 doubts ulo1 'a.s
matter. as NO make ,ac employment ua Doe
rrn a special privilege, o. q reward urerof
behavior There ha, lrra n1 attempt. auJ
apparently no desire. o. escape from lhr
premises ,.ar- 80, ,rh5o, was or-r,l. arl
none have betrayed he confidence placed ,u
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GENERAL REFERENcES.
WASHINGTON

" ArlliNtl Wv
Hon. John ". Na0r,, MAYOR.
Baron Won Grfu't, pm...Hu MIH..lrr
IIruriBa.rh Spencer, Belgium Minister.
Gen WmGch scott.
Gt'rs 4 -rIfH1.
CurDruu & lHsrs, HInhrrH.
Chulb lirihrr., Banker.
Seileu. Witbsr. s Co., Banker.
Joseph IlJng, IT,. u.
LONDON.
Joseph n. in-rrs1ll, American Min.'isr.
The pmsGlu Miurstsr.
Lieut.. Col. ~s,r., East India Company
Jusrrh Hume. ". 4.
A'b. TouIauy1r. Board OF Iades
Edwin Chadwick, Board ui Health.
Grufgs Peabody, Banker.
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A CURE FOR ALL!

Cusos q tic UaIlH,-
You have done mo the honor a. with onr
voice, from one end IT the Union To the other, Ia
stamp the character 81 nv Oinlmcnt with Your APP
probation. lie scarcely two wears sinro m'do
q, known ,mou, YOU. nnI already. It hs obtained
morc c,lrti,y than ANY other Medicine 10 '''ho''
a period. Tllos. I"'I""Als
n. Cr,,,rsS i,,,,, N,ssls Spo,ts, Nee lIrl.
ASTONISHING Ct'WE OF SORT LIGS A.
TER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Csrv s's lam nov, ". NJ L.H.iuf NWf-
rgs, laIfrl C.r-iv, NTH Crr,lHs Z. 81
g-,rl N.t,rIu H., 1853.
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,rnEAp MS owN WORDS.

To rEurIs.pU Holloway.
Sr.-It b. not uy wish a. become notorious
neither BE- th.s letter written ior Che m'i" s'h' 81
writing, lut Co.. s1y, ih1t ynnr ot1'mCnl 'Wod wH
ul unc 1T ile most dU,d'ul 'unrr'r' do" lses That
n,sh e. hrir o., aal which we considered lN aIl
who kr.u fnr, 10 o. cnlipl, b-'"ml Nr tolrh ni
medicine. Tor mine yeats was addicted with one
~ he most IHinu' AMI tr0uh'gsnmo core lr-' ih''
ever frll tp DE lul 1T nlu and after tNln- r'rrF
medicine hlI ever helui u', r.s.guri ir l..rHIr
40 hprr rI Icing currl, Dot % lIirrI hwn-ht mr e
lHrrlr of ftt1H pot. ct $1,000 piHfmrHt, which rtus-
90 Zoe sor.. ou u, i,ts to h,,l, anil ruitu'y r,-
-4irrl lr. health g. ry Agreeable .ururisr and Ir.
light, lnI o. the ,sto1i.hmrut oi my li,1i..
l~ignrD ". }. LANGLEY.
~ NOEpINNRN Cure on s BAD
BREAST. WHEN NEARLY Ar THE
FONT Or DEATH.
C.rvrfg L,rrr r.s W.. q. Dwrr', Nr C.'rrHr,
N8r.HIu aH, 1883.
70 TuurrssuH HOLLOWAY o., Conner 81 Son
alI NH..rr Streets. N.v Nurk
Dor Sir.a-lt BE- with heartfelt gratitude have
90 i8f.rf1 5000 fhbt h thc usr 81 YOUR Ointment
nrI rIT... ihr Ulr uf uN vi5 hls lssn sawed. I.r
seven ,rl.s sho haI o. TAI breast, With Gem unu,r.
ulr1's, lrr' Nc @ ClrrDwus H.fur) I was nII
chat u.fhlrr r.u.I fl,H hr-. slr uts 'hr1 iuIuDrI
90 rs. $500. u.rtm.Ht arl Pol. whom boz th. ahuu
.rr-. uI fIr.# mHH'Is, frnt effected p,.irrt euro
% thr asl.r hmrr' ui 1'I vhr Lrrv us. We uI.
tir,l 600. m,.r..r.e tom M..srs. Wright & Go.
rithrr.rs .frrgi. Sos o'clns. srnIIH.s Nun
"II.fr' l,s Vince" paus, although hlI urff.
tru itHt N,N O'.lHs, ls'rr vy finally lrr Hf'hb
ttn.. rIi Know irr ,... edlrrss roo Nov Nurl.
O. m.D u. plENNT
tn. T,'. sIHl Us u..l oHr'n.m', with Oinmn
inu..tntthr Ginvinr glsoss
HtfIr.s C.us f~.w Eh.ruHiism
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rTMNI.E COlIrLNINTE.

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g.. ylr.'... ,..r..e.
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,...','f i.,. f..r., ...r
v,sy rrDvISTNT rIfy-IlI,NS Boo rir
..t,.TN ~, ~ ar.T .fN.T. r'Fr,.. trlI.r tI.n-
lid . .... .. ... ....f... f.. ....... .T flf
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OR. PETTlTls AMERICAN EYE SALvE

VIZ ! lll nNNlNNN' 49, S''S'
CURES-Slrr end Wa, EyS
CURES-IHfami EgS'
CTRES-II rHd EH-his'
CTRES-Srafr'1u, Sors and iIolg'
CTRES-H1riHs Sores end PWTiE'
CTRES-Rmri-oru end hIr'v'S nh
CTRES-NORE LIPS, Cais, Brus.s, &C.
CURES-Thc PILES, orpid externally
SoLty G.. ". ATWELL, under the 4. :. Ito
trl, purihuI. General Agent or Maine. Nso'
.rLI o., purgists luI prllrf. iu Medicines D,cN.
vLrrr. AMI % ANuUIvs \ B1TTs, AMI nc
IauS nUrssIE's Ialir.' Shoe Store, rIris
S1'lh ~. W. N.RUST. So. rais. =
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DR. MARCHIsI's UTERINE
{ q. - - q =. ICO-y

e. rrsr.ti'ul'y
uGrtrltDthrclii.
g.u. uf sol TIL
PARIS, anil W.
,inI'y,a.aprrp,.
ration ut earnest
iul ftlurr tubm-
iIfr. nul destined
fpIafYmr t.Iruilh.
,Iurhfhr l'th
auIhlrpiu,.suf
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rEICE.-OF DISCOVERY, - 90 a Dot
,lc,--nr SiN Bottles for - 90.
SALNE,--21 Cts.---OT Five Tor : 90.
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NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

81. LOUIS AND cALENa, VIA MlsslssiPfI RIVER.
NE are now running semi-weekly Express TO and
w from 81. Louis 10 Hannibal, Quincy, Keokuk,
Burlington, Muscatine, Rock Island, Davenport and
intermediate places to Galena. Our arrangements
with the steam packets afford facilities for the safe
and speedy transportation Of bank-uoes specie pack
ayes boxes aud bales Of goods; the collection and pay
Of notes ard accounts and the purchase OF goods
on orders, &c, &c. trusty messenger will accom-
paiy each Express. proy ed with iron SAFE for the
security of valuable packages entrusted to his
Orders FOR the purchase Of goods, &c. from Galcna
and other points the route. will have prompt atten
lion, and packages returned by the first messenger.
Packages will bc called for and delivered 1T ST. Louis
without charge for carriage. Messengers will leave
Tuesday, and Fridays of each week. Al Gaena we
connect with Burbank Co. to 81 Paul. Aiss TO Chi
cago Buffalo. New York and all the principal eastern
cileis. LIVING sTOE. FARGO q Co.. P-oi'rs.
RENWICK son, agents,
sept l-5a-3m Davenport, Iowa.
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Buckskin Glove ManufactorV.

HHE Subscribers having established them sely ~ In
\ the above business on Main, between Ist and "a
Sc intend 10 keep hand and Manufacture spIen.
did assortment OF Gloves and TiftEaS for the retail
trade, VIZ: Beaver, oter Sutria Russia Dog. C0nsy
Wnsed and Bucsskin Gaunteits full length, Elastic
Mitiens.
We have on hand India Rubber Gloves and Nittshs,
extra heavy SILK, Kid, extra cloth, Lsie thread sp1
cotton Gloves. Buckskin suspenders, money belts,
OI ak DO. Cotton Socks, Umbrellas and Waking
Sticks For Sale Cheap.
Also an assortment of Fancy and team Wilma
Hickory stalks and buckskin ashes CT our own anu
fact Az
Umbrellas and Parasols repaired st sAsrf aoties.
Aeeordeons and Meiodcens repaired and warra nted.
patronage Of the public is respectfully solicited,
" u Cash paid for Deer Skins.
KEITH LEWIS.
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N

CHILD BAKER having purchased the tusinssS
aid leased the stand Of w. H. Hiidreth beg leave @
announce that they intend 10 carry on the Hardware
business IA ali its branches-aud Will be in receipt -
HE opening Of navigation of extensive assors-
nent Of everything embraced in the Hardware line To-
setner with full stock of Iron, Nails, &s.
Their facilities being unsurpassed and their arrange.
meiits complete. they expect ~ extend 10 ~ "a
customers OF the Establishment and tho public in eSas
era Inducements for purchasing equal 10 asy Hard
ware house North Of st. Louis West Of Chcaro ana
respectfully solicit share Of public petroi aes.
CHILD HAK9n.
Davenport, Feb. esth, 1854. ~ 1e8ls
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Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
f5ls <rr E- --rr-s. s--,.- :. -.-ss---==.--
Sszs 9. - t.-:::s.iis'sst:s3

ss: ss.s s..:si Z. ..::..i..sssss
tOAssENGEHa igr b.0oiiat.'9n, Springfield, Alton,
l aid 81. Lous. I'll .!:d the via L. s. lie tie
the SpecGiest low open to t.le public, aid net
subjected 10 tis usual dells q. me River. Il. taking
the CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD 70 L.
sale iae IL l!}NcIs CENTRAL kiILRoA L 10 Bioon.-
ihgtoE, aiio ,tls
CBICAGU K MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD %
10 Alton and st. Louis, passengers taken through
Without delay In 10 Hours.
Ths rout- T. 81. Louis VIA Mississippi Riyeris TEEgE
HekDgED Mills ana time FORTY-FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
re made at B oinington with Peoria, Pekin and Cr-
oana; al Springfield with DardstowH, Pe,er,hnr. and
Havana; at Nir1an With Wavery; ut Carnyile with
Eilsboro, Van Burensburg, Vaiidaia and Salem; at
Brighton with Greenfield and Sco.ts lle; and at Alton
with Jerseys.lIs, GGrroi.iop Edwarisviie. Highland
ard Carlyle. The trains also at Sirnfea with
the Great Wostern Railroad for Decatur Terrc 4u;e
Jacksonville and Naples.
Messengers arriving u. s. Louis, will connect with
Steamers for the Missoasi. Ohio, ana Trnnsasee Hy
eEs. and als3 with Steamers for Memphis Vic.sbufg
Natchez, and New Orleans.
i-FPassenycr Trains leave Bloomington at s a. ".
and 20 r.. the arrival of the Trains from the
NORTH.
il- -Ffeke.. con be procured Of A. F. LANGLEY.
Agent at La Sails Tor any point Oh the Chicago Mis-
sissippi Rail ko.G
HEALING, EuprC & aRR.
Jane eth, 1854 ly
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G II O C T. r l + s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

,he subscriber has opened Grocery and Provision
Store the corner Of Front and Perry sts., oppo-
site Asssrs. Burrows & Prettymans mill; whore VII
1e Dlnd choice assortment Of Groceries, Provisions
Wooden ware, Nails. Glass, White Lead, Cssu1, Rp<-
In, &c. &c, au os wklcA u be sold low fr co ash or
trnds.
Dsalers In the above artices Will do vel 10 call and
essmine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid to receiving Storage, For
"ar1ing and selling Of merchandise and produce.
Davenport, July II, 1853. n. DALZELL.
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Strange Development.

49, < Aeaar, Iaity bringing to leht. ne =
~ Inventions and tho march Of Progress u onv srd:
sos ALo, becoming SO, will be ,eased 10 Learn
ana long research com hined, have brought
before .na Public the creates. oxozR or rnr Aer Ia
y iIe article Of EmersOn,s American Hair
srRc crRE ron BALpSsss and ID
prevent HAIR FgnH FALL,so. See Cirenlys Ia - hs1
oil Agents Price 8 LOO in large Bottles -
Soid 3! 81! the Druggists in Davenport and z Island
C. e. FISHER CO., PROPRIETOR,
81 Superior Street, Cleveland Ohio,
sept 30, le5I-irw-4m 1'-"' o.1' '
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DAVENPORT HOUSE

MRS. A. GRANT, having leased the Hotel re.
y Gently occupi.d hv her late husband. VIM Grant
known as the DAVENPORT HOUSE, has opened TIL
same for tbs accommodation of the public.
She will keep neat house, well furni bed larder an d
hopes 10 deserve and receive share Of public patron
age. She has a large yard attached for wagons and
stabling for thiry-fve hnrses.
davenport, mas =. lsSt-wtrMN