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A CURE FOR ALI.
HO11oway's o1ntme,,1

6o11o"ay'S ointpn e11f
Citizens of the Union -
: You have done me the honor as with ono yo,oe
rom one end OF the Union to the other to stamp the
character OF my Ointment with your appreciation II ~
scarcely two years since made II known among you and
Mready has obtained more celebrity than any Other
'ieuiche IN SO short period. THOS. HOLLOWAY,
Ss, Corner of Ann and Nassau sts., New York
o,in9 MG Langley Hustsviile YadEn, NoTth uaE
and troub.asor or nine years with of the most pal
and sore legs that ever fell to the lot of man
anu aer irving every medicine he had ever heard Of he
s, IN despair all hope of being cured: but friend
Which caused the sores on his ees ~ bT ay ohhei
ances and friends. vi MS acquai /
oure Vi u pad Breast, when the Patient was
deaths door
Mr. Durant, of New Orleans, addressed p,o,...-
loWay as follows: For years my wife had hJ t oi
with ten running wounds, mot Of capeerons &
was lod lhat nothing could save her. she was tSe IN;
uuceu 70 use your Ointment and Pills when In ~ ahn.
space OF three months, they effected perfect cpra
nsonlshment of all who knew u.s. We obtsi1aS ,ne ,h
edcnes from Messrs. Wright Co. of Chartre, st,ee,
new Orleans. l send this from ssEIoee Dc. ps;.s
Paris although, had written il atlNew Orleans hf
We nnay cft at that time knowing your address to
Nov. 9th 1858. (sened) p nrrp.rr
The Pills should be used conioi1tly with the 0i;r
IN most ofthe following cases. "
Pad pad Legs, Legs, Contracted and Stiff joints. Lumbago
B BAD breasts, Stiff Joints, Piles, skin-disease,
Burns, Fistulas, Scury Rbar,;
b Bunions, Salt Rheum, Gout, soTe. e.hanas
Chilbains' Glanduar, Scalds TIcen
Swellings, Chapped hands, Wounds So
sold at the establishment of Professor HoIio,PPeS
corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets New York; also by al
OUT he nlted States, in Pots at BIZ cents ~
sIoo cents each To be had Wholesale Of The n,;; NM
Drug Houses in the Onion. P'i"'ipui
sizes 80 - 'Ai'e 'ne iafges
B-Directions for the guidance of patients in eve
disorder, affixed to each Pot Sant 1s 80 &C.
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nnds unrivalled by any agsnt in the

disorders, stands unrivalled by any agsnt in the
Pharmacopia.
The effect OF this aeens after COTTON is immediate and
teo'es me possibility OF contraction of disease If
however, the disease been contracted II n sf, IN
neu'razns the poisonous secrelions which, by absor-
uon, produce the horrd consequences known as sec
ohuary syphiu IL has been admins cred by the Or
many Thousand cases and he has yet to find the first
"neh II mas Jailed to su5serye the PURPOSE for which
WIS a,iihihis.ered PRICE So Full directions are
attached to each package In cases where tho Pronhi
acnclu as used as curative, Ir. j. Czapkay will
iuinlsh 9fats) prescription for his Bloed Purifier
hi communications from the country addressed only
to Pr L. j. CZAPKAY, san Francisco will he strictly
nhu conndehtiali attended to, and the Remedies with
e greatest care and secrecy, Immediately dispaiched
Express or other conveyance TO their
F DIR. L. J. Czapkay's Prophilacticum is for sale bv
Dr. W. g. AUaa, Broad street, Nerada
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San Francisco Advertisements.
Jones' Hotel.
GATE CRESCENT CITY }

AT JONES, Proprietor, Sansome street. eN- o.
AvA tending from Clay to Commercial, San hisss
Francisco Main entrance Snnsome
The above Hotel having been thoroughly overhauled
refted, and handsomely furnished, is open for the
accommodation of the public. In point of comfort and
convenience il is surpassed by no Hotel in this city, while
its location is The most CENTRAL The manager this Ho-
tel is huppy to be able 10 TO his old rieDds
throughout the State, that he has last found house
large enough to accommodate them. and they need have
no fears of being turned for want of
for ALL as has been the case to his regre in former
Houses.
Gentlemen with fam lilies wishing 10 board, will fin
this House airy and pleasant. Prompt attention pad d
the rooms, and charges moderate.
Transient custom, per day 81 so
Board per week 90
Board and Lodging, according TO reom per week,
from $40 10 Sl4 90
Dinner I oO
breakfast and Supper rs
sR This Hotel is under the management of David
Jone the well known proprietor Of the original Jones
Hotel. any 10 3n
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southern House.

Nos. la9 and l6l. Front street, near Pacific. San
Francisco. one block fom steamer landing
a. h HARRISON, J. Z. JACK Proprietors
N. Single Meals, 50 cents; lodgings. so cents
Board and Lodging, per week, $40 to Sl2 Superior
arrangements for antilles. All single rooms
Ii is the intention of the propretors to make this
he most comfortable house for the price in Calior
mia 1t will be kept on the Southern principle.-
No charge allowed to be made by servants, and all
colored servants.
All baggage brought to this house free of charge.
he rouse Is kept open at all hours. This estab-
iishment has been recently furnished entirely new
August III. ls55-6m
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Read what people say of DR.. Webber's Invig.
Grating Cordial

Deau WudL people say vi III. NeUDcr ) IuNlSi
Grating Cordial.
MR.. Hiram C. Fullerton of North Beach says;
INl at has been To more than can tell you was
in such low state time that fearful would
commit suicide had no appetite, trembling weakness
in the limbs, very excitable vague dread. night
and general debility in the morning, and before
had half bottle of your Cordial felt calmness
a strength Of mind and holy had felt for years
write this for the benefit of others.'
Capt. r. Meakin of the ship EIreka, says
'Your elixir seemed to reanmae and sfter months
of weakness and mbeciy, caused by and indul
gence seemed to the poetry and exuberance of
YOUTH
A lady writing, exclaims
You may well call your elixir blessed remedy it has
been indeed me, for from indefnable
suffered for months it has given strength spirits and
health.n
Rev. James Brewster, of Nevada says:
'Three wretched Miners, last week. tried Dr. Webbers
Invigorating Cordial and the effect snguary grti-
flying. One really living skeleton in appearance,
emacated weak had semiweekly attacks of chils fever
trembling and agua and one bottle and half entirely
stored him health and and strength Another j. Baker,
had been in the mines become from exposure and dis
dreadully anguid eneryated an weak, and one
bottle restored him.
This is sold price S5, for ss, only at 164-be
very careful of the right number-l64 Washington street
San Francisco in Stockton by J. Rosenbaun, Centre
In SACRAMENTO by Harvard Co. cor and I'd street, and
cor J and 9th SITS. Junel5-tf
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6On GASES GREEN & BLK. TEAS;
C\)O- 100 casss g. NJ Yeast Powders
s, 0 boxes Adamantine and Sperm candles;
300 cases assorted pie fruits, in glass;
$50 do do pie fruits. IN tins;
200 do do brandy peaches, ] and 1 gallons
SEQ do fresh peaches in tins;
100 do fresh apples in tins;
$50 do kensett's s. Thomas cove oysters;
100 do Holsters and clans;
so do roast turkey;
1000 boxes Hill s. Fay's soap;
500 do chemical olive soap;
600 gross r w matches;
100 doz. three-hooped buckets;
For sale by r. Z. BREWSTER q. CO,
Corner Front and Clay streets
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200 Tierces new Sugar Cured Hams;
200 Tierces Ames sugar cdS Hams
40 Hhds extra Clear audeo l. Bacon;
$50 Bbls and hf bbs Clear Prk;
$50 Bbls and hf Bbls Mess Por,;
800 hi bbls Goshen Butter
200 Gases Leaf Lard; 200 do don 10, Is ID tins
600 Kegs d c Swaps and gnlons;
600 OR bbls Dried Apples;
For sale by X. L. BREWSTER Il co,
Corner Front md t;lav s.reeis
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San Francisco Advertisements.
M/RACULDUS
6ttRFS Effected by tue Divine tonic-neryine and Sa
~ guiferous properties contained in
DR.. Webber's Inyicorating Cordial.


|. Frederick C. Hull do hereby certify that from the
constant of Tobacco for many years had become
emacated 30 skin and bones, my digestion destroyed a.
ate disagreed with me, constant pain in my chest.
fearful nervousness and trembling and general weak
made apply for medical aid. The large quantity
of medicine took during months, debiltaTed me more
and more and my friends feared was in rapid decline
AT this time | commenced taking r. Webber's Invigorl
ting Cordial, and do solemnly avow that in weeks
strong, robust in good health, and weighed l5 lbs
more than when commenced taking 1t.
San Francisco, March 10, 1855,
a case of Chills, Ague. Trcmors and General
Ill Ii .alth soon cured.
Mr.. Uriah Weeks, w.'' arrived from Panama, March
2nd completely prostraed, weak, and scarcely able TO
move had had the Panama Fever three months: had
pains in the bones, chs appetite strength or energy
he used Webbers Cordial weeks, and felt so strong
and well that the lth he went TO the southern mines
where he is working This fine herbal comtound is
onscientiousy recommended in any of the follow ing
planis where il has been kEown effect the most
ordinary cures, Debility and Weakness from whatever
produced, Dyspepsia Nervousness Indiscreon in
early life Female Weakness loss OF appetite, memory,
sleep, Il Iemblng, and all other similar ailments.
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THE AMERICANS FRIEND -
HOLLOWAY'S PITTS

To the Citizens of the United States -
, most humoy and sincerely thank you for the I'M
mense patronage which you have bestowed uuon NV pills
take this opportunity of stating that NV Ancestors r
all American Cihzens and that entertain for ali tbsf
synpahies, so much that original v componnded tb
rms expressly to suit your climate habits cons1tutgp
% bit u b s, intending 10 establish myself among
York. THOMAS tti0I t1S TGS IN an Ne"
No. IS, Corner of Ann and Nassau sts. New yort .
The Blood, Lirer and Bilious CorpuIaint, WIN
The Citizens of the Union suffer much from disorder
the IATer and stomach The fair sex perhaps the mos
teeth and good looks while yet IN lie heydav Of Tfa
These evils may be efectuay remediei bv enntinn.U
keeping the Blood pure and the Liver and Soma -
healthy action when life viii flow srnootbly -. - ~
lessiy that health and life may be prolonged for reo
beyond the ordinary limits if HoIoway piiis are
purify the Blood IN accordance with the directions Iri
accompany each Box. iNA
Cure Of Weakness and D-sdHy ef Tn raqys Sqaadfna
Captain John johnson. of the Astor House New Yoyt
suffered for Ten Years from arrangement of the
stomach and was SO reduced in strength that he nevc
remedy without deriving benefit. AT last he had recourse
to Holloways Pills, which completely cured him -
using them Tor three mouths and he enjoys the SQUAD
est health.
These celebrated Pills are uep,Ie,rufly .si,; -. =.
following complaints va
Agqe Debility Headache ssrofuIa. or Kipgs Evil
Asthma Iropsy Indigestion Stone and Cr,xtl
Jaundice Frysifelas Piles PiI;ons CO T,It! 0Iattt
Botche, the skin Fer,ata -. -. '1'4''
Liver Complaints S.conds-,. ss.N' -'ieN'
Bowel Complaints levers - !. n
Veueriai Affections Worms Of N tin5s
Consultation q the Bowels Retention Of Trine Cont
Weak ness. from whatever cause
E5-Sod OF the establishment of Professor now,
% Corner 3 Ann and Nassau Streets New York and I,
all ureectabte Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throi
out the tinted States, in Boxes, t37 cents 81 cents s
Drug Houses in the Union ''' pAis'!"i
81 Ihere IS great saving by taking the larger sizes
n -lhrectons for the guidance Of patients in oyer
= n, ~. ~ m Ir ~, 70 each box Sept l. 1884
Holloway S Pills and Ointment are for sale bv HEN
Ky JOHNSON X Co, Wholesale Druggists 146 Tatbir
ton Street San Francisco propret,,r's Hboesole A-o7
for California. Oregon ond Sandwich Islands
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300 Barrels Crushed and powdered Sugar;
4O0 HI bbls Crushed and powdered Sugar
250 Bbls Coffee Sugar; $50 hf bbls Sugar;
1Co Hf bbS Sugar; 200 hf bbls N o Molasses.
For sale by r. Z BREWSTER e. Co.
Corner Front and Clay streets.
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
A HOME FOR THE SICK

A HOME FOR THE SICK
WOULD SAY TO THE CITIZENS OF NEVADA
q and vicinity, that having reft and enlarged M,
house, have concluded to open a home for he s;G M
where every attention will be paid to the wants and
tion by me are at liberty employ any other Physician
they may choose.
The establishment is situated on Broad street two
doors above the Virginia House
35-f MRS. HOLDRIDGE, Doctress
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eadY-Made clothing.
THE EYES =! THE EYES.

TNR. f, II. PAltDEE, OcuLIsTAiter prot racied blind
~ ness of more than five Years Dr. Pardee has mnde
himself the roughly and scientifically acquainted with all
disorders of the eye, and is practising with universal
success, the same treatment by which he was cured
wcrd of Cauon-rhe eyeis by far too precious and
delicate to be triAed with made the subject
random experiments; therefore it would be exceedingly
unwse and perhaps dangerous 10 accept Of the
failing cures that are rendered by the staken kind
of all around. for every offers specific dis
of the eye. Many patients be daily at
office of Dr. Pardee in different Stages of recovery.
0fice-San francisco. west of the Plaxu, opposite the
Post Office door north of the Portsmouth House, up
stairs. july l33m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12

SUDDEN DEATH MIR, Il. S. Appleton,
one of the contractors engaged in building
the Peoria and Oquawka Railroad, between
ElE,wood and Knoxville, died very suddenly
at the house OF Judge Hildreth, on Sunday
evening. He had just c: sled upon one OF
his fellow contractors, at the Peoria House,
aud on returning TO Judge Hildreth's, where
he was boarding, was seized with violent
iii of coughing and raising blood, during the
progress of which he ruptured Il blood ves-
sell Drs. Anderson and Dickinson were
Immediately summoned to mis- aid, but their
skill was Intellectual. He died in about
three quarters OF All hour, after raising near.
ly two gallons of blood. Mr. Appleton was
Ne,es 4h.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12
The Wage, Of Gin

Most OF our city renders will remember
the case Of ayoung man named George
Clark, who was tried, convicted and senten.
SEQ ~ the Recorders Court of this city, for
picking the pocket Of one Of our residents
OF $oO0 IN money, ct circus. Clark was
poss OF more than ordinary intelligence,
ot genteel figure, and was far above the
common range of criminals in appearance
and MEN. His young wife was with him
at his arrest, and indeed upon her person
was found the missing wallet. She was
discharged by the clemency of the Court.
lie came before the Recor Ter with jaun,y
and reckless air we shall never forget, to
receive his sentence Of eight years in the
Penltentiary. He listened in silence, al
most sneeringly to the remarks of his
Honor, and then drawing his finely proper
TONED frame 10 its full height courteously
wished the Court and the officers adleu, with
slight jest, and careless laugh. He was
dressed with perfect taste, and even ele-
gance, and smilingly accompanied the Shtr-
ms Deputy from the eq1Ft room to the
jail, whence in few ~ he was removed
to'commence mis- time OF service at A lton.
We next hear OF him as shot dead by the
guard, on Saturday last, in desperate at
tempt to escape We briefly mentioned
the fact yesterday, the Alton Courier OF
Monday says, that on Saturday morning, a.
an early hour, when the gate Of the Peni-
Tertiary yuid was opened BY the keeper to
admit the bearer Of the prison supplies, a
coored prisoner named Wilkeson, and
George Clark, rushed out and attempted to
escape. The gate keeper followed and ar
rns cd h,tf A., rlr Is;
off when he was discovered by the guard
who ordered him to stop He dsregarded
the call and was shot dead. An inquest
was held over his body. The jury returned
a verdict that he came to his death by u
shot from the prison guard in the discharge
Of his duty.
Clark was about % years of age. His
wife is now in Louisville, Kentucky as ap-
pears from letter addressed to Clark, writ
ten from that city, under date of August |
,ith. The last letter Clark had written to
her was directed to Detroit, Michigan.
He represented himself, while on trial,
rs being Of English parentage-yet nherev-
r his place OF birth and whatever his origin,
I was all too evident that in his fall, fond
ropes, and bright prospects were disap-
,olnted He lacked nothing but principle,
o have surely attained a high standing and,
aspect ameng his fellow men. He was
handsome. intelligent and accomplished,
Jet these were bat the debased instruments
% further his success rs agenteel pici podet;
he brief career of crime terminating in the
extended forfeiture of liberty, and, in so
hort an interval feion's doom, shot down
ike dog, to be buried unwept and union.
red in an ignominious grave. Duubtless
lis history, could it be known, would be the
90 common ore of yielding to the first steps
o crime and dishonesty. Though sooner
" latter the decreed doom must fall, il is
lot often that SO fearfully and briefly as in
he case of poor Clark, it is shown that "the
way Of ,runsgressors is hard. Chic. Jonrn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12

StPLENDID LOT, being corner Of 4lh and lie Claire
- Street, TO lease for - years, renewable build
ing tax at valuation ut end ofterm. This lot is 100
by "a feet running Fl ON 9TH TO Depot. Terms Easy.
ALSO, East of the first Block of Lots North Of Col
lege ground, west side Of Brady Street, to Lease
for 10 years.
July 10 EADS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12
WALL PAPER,

WALL FAFEH.
I'VE have just received second lot of Wall Paper
~ and Borders direct from the Manufacturers in
New York and We hav Q il ow d IN hand 900 Rolls nj
various patterns. We will also receive in few DAYS
by Railroad another large lot of60Ot Rolls, maxi
our stock amount to 10000 Rolls Of $50 patterns To
persons intending to paper their houses this spring
we wohd say that being the. gents Of Of the lar
gest Manutictnriesn New York, we are preparedtto
furnish Wall Paper and BORDERS ut Factory prices
with The addition offreight
Fortae convenience OF our custurnersi in Davenport
wehave samples ofaiI our Wall Paper and Bordersat
our BOOK Stand IN the Post Ofice, where they ca
and leave Their ordars. Give u. call
We VIII give satisfaction TO all puI chasevs.
WARREN RHAWN,
B"okseliers and Sta.ioners and dealers in Wall Pa
PSF Post Office, Davenport Illinois S.. Rock Island.
Marca Goth dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12

gYeat hpQht Z diHt2nct, NtsIRI'tU
lions, Furnaces, Mines, Rolling Mills, PAPER Mills,
Factories Stationary Fire Engines, Garden Engines,
Wells. Cisterns, and for all purposes where Pump
can be used. ,
These Pumps are now in use on all the principal
Railroads S. nth and West,
TPSILVER MEDAL awarded to these Pumps at
he late FYi- OF the Ohio Mechanics Institute
JrFFull and perfect satisfaction guaranteed In all
cases where properly put up, riding to directions
m Orders thankfully received and promptly filled
BY MOSES & LITTLER, Office at Burrows 4 Pretty
mans. Front Street, Davenport, Iowa.
Au. 18th, 1855 w-d I'm
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12
Beautiful Small Farm

on ACRES, part Of well improved, 40 acres tim
ON Der. only II miles from the city. Terms easy.
Jul, II Eos.
ALSO:
90 Acres miles from city, on Dubuque road This
will bo sold ut a bargain. h. SIS.
ALSO:
$40 Acres being S. w. and s. of N. w. Of Sec.
90, +. 20, r. b. Near Walcott. To be sold cheap.
July 10 EADS d STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12

LONG CoRN.-Wc have been presented
by Mr.. Nelson Stillman with some speci-
men, of new variety of Indian Corn,
which should attract the attention OF far
mers. The seed WAS obtained from gem
,leman in New York, living on the Hudson,
last year, and this is the first trial OF it on
our soil. The ears presented to us meas
ured IS inches in length, and are but llttle
above the common average; eight-rowed;
and the kernels are white, and remarkably
rye and full, and are already nearly OFT
of the way of the frost.-Gdl. ADJ. 9Th.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12

Alex. MCracken, Seo,chman by birth
aud who earn. to this country, during the
revolution, with Burgoyne, and was ,aken
prisoner with his army, died in Colchester,
CT, on the 22d ult, aged lu4 years.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12
EMIGRANTs TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Napa.

HEM iiliams Il Co.'S Township Maps are tue
best, being con piedfnom the United States Sur
Vess, Official information, and personal rccounois-
sahce; sho wing the streams roads wns post offices
county seats, works Of Internal inpro vemcnt etc.
etc Being published within the state arc in fact the
only teliable and complete Ff@G
MAP OF IOWA.
being regu larry appointed agents for the sale Of
,hese maps We are prepared To furnish them to the
trade at the publishers lowest wholesale rates. or by
the single copy. Also:
200 doz. J. H. Cotton n land Ensign, Bridgman
Paintings maps Ofthe United States, Western States
ana the states OF Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, aud Territories of Minnesota, Kansas and Ne
brassa For sale, Wholesale or retail. by
WARREN & RHAWN.
booksellers and Statoners, Denlersin Wall Paper,
window Shades, etc. Illinois street Rock Island
Post Onicc, davenport. Aul 81 =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12
A Small Farm
Model Farm for Sale.

100 ACRES, seven miles from the city. on one Of
i on the best roads in the State. 100 acres in a
high state OF eutivatoE-40 acres TIMBER acres of
superior locust grove-2 Frame dwellings, very com
nodous. Stables, out buildings. good never fail
ng wells Of WATERPROOF Fruit trees in full bearing.
In view of the may advantages this farm possesses,
and the advantageous terms which il will be sold
to those DESTROYS OF obtainng delightful home, de-
lay will be fatal. Apply TO
July 10 EADS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12

A FARM in Blue Grass, on the Muscatne road s
"A mill from Tow
l6Oacres unde ence, $50 unde rcultivation;
40acrcst sinner; watered BY runningstreams;
For sale adj aatageous: Applyto
OctJJ WHITAKER IL GRANT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12
Interior and Atlanta Bank,

Nyotss Of the above bank swiIl he resolved at our
bank ing houses nj same rates as other eastern or
,.,.,.,u currency COOK d SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12
Unimproved Lind.

100 ACRES being south of s. E. and l. s.
lOU W. Section 10, T. IS, E. 81 miles from the
city. Terms easy. EADS d STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12

ItIGARS 81 T0BACCO.-5's SIS and pound Jumps
~ superior Missouri md Virginia Honey Dew chew
ing and smoking Tobaecos. Also few thousand JEN-
ny LIND, LONDON CUBANos and Neptunos Cigars, YER
choice and cheap, fors sale by
June 90 J. WEAVER, Jr, & co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12
Great Barpains.

Great Bargains.
LAND FOR SALE.
I oA ACRES " w ar. sec 10 Town 90 r E,st ls
IOV miles frem to wn, fns spring, and land rich
only $3.50 peracre cash. Applyto
June IA IS EADS STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12

OAACRES being +. s. w. S. 90, T. 20, n. K. .
QUE. miles from tho city, to be sold cheap, II
applied for soon. EADS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12

German Dance Hsuse and Q Lots for Eale!!
Mr.. c. HE'LL, is desrous of 'sclosing out'' this
wi well known establishment, and we now offer
rare bargain Come one, come ALI as the property is
TO be sold, and here is chance for speculation -
For particulars inquire of
Jul, II EADSG STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-12
For Sale

IHoR sale W. offs w !s3.79,l;
II Octl4 by WHITAKER & GRANT.