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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-02

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No RIGHTS FOR NoRTHERs MEE.-A
significant circumstance took place during
The debate on the Army Appropriation bill
In the House, IN which, IN answer 10 Mr..
Cumback, Mr.. McMullen, of Virginia, made
the following denial. Dir. cumbask said:
"We too, in the North, viii have our
rights. and notwithstanding the blockade Of
tie Missouri river, and the high-handed a.
tempt 10 keep men:irom the North from set.
Ting that Territory, they will &C; who dare
claim the right, to hinder theini Free State
men have right to go there and settle
where they please, and in such numbers al
they please, and il has not yet come to
pass that they must consult the gentleman
from Virginia (Mr McMullen) or his politi'
cal party, or the President in the exercise
of that right"
Here is the whole question in nutshell.
The South deny the right Of non. slavehoId.
ers 10 settle in Kansas, upon any terms
This, Northern Locoioeos, is your squa,ter
Sovereignty.
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ceNees :, cenme.ee~ent,


MR. EDrroR:-I have looked in vain for
the smallest notice in your valuable journal.
the commspcement exercises Of Iowa
College, which have afforded me more
pleasure during three days Of the present
week, than my pen can well express. The
prize declarations on Monday evening
the historical address Of Father Turner, one
OF Gods chosen pioneers in the lsnd.-and
the dsdicatery Grafton BY Professor Ripley,
on Tuesday evening At the college chapel
Vou know where the new College is stu
ated, suppose, )-the commencement ex-
ercises on Wednesday, and the annual ora
ton by Rev. Dr.. Post Of st. Louis in the
evening,-the distribution Of prizes etc.,
these are some Of the exercises that have
taken place during the 6rss three days Of
this week, and l want your readers to
know it, that they may feel they have
lost something, BY their indifference to the
cause of collegiate education and to Iowa
College. The Grafton OF Prof. Post was
rich treat, such as is rarely enjoyed by the
good people of Davenport. { His theme was
1.-The relation Of religion to education," and
he showed beyond oil question that educa-
ton without religion is impossible. wished
that all Who charge Iowa College with
sectarianism, because the great truth that
Christ lie God is taught there, could have
heard the annual Grafton. Where were our
literary men that night! where were you,
Mr.. Editor, who in some degree profess
to represent the public sentiment Of this
beautiful city, Did we all attend the circus
aud shout over the jibes Of the clown, rather
than drink in the splendid thoughts of
celebrated divine, clothed in language equal
ly splendid. Alas! for our taste, our love Of
letters, our attachments to academic halls,
our admiration for a beautiful temple Of
learning, when tumbling clown can fas-
cinate for hours men and women generally
esteemed sensible. Let the people Of Dav-
export know that they have in their midst
a public institution of learning, let them
know of its aim and object, its professors,
its patrons, let them hear its exercises on
day, look over its beautiful
College edifce, let them hear of it OCCASION
ally and indifference will become attach
ment, interest and love.
A FRIExp TO I. c.
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DIsrRYssuHe .AcciDENT.--A friend hands
the Wisconsim the following extract from a
letter, relating a sad accident at Hartford,
Washington county, Wis, IN mixing chem
icals:
We had a sad accident at Whelock g.
Cos store today. Henry Denny, Clerk in
the drug department, was mixing CON-
hound for a customer, Of Nitric Acid, Mer-
curry, Turpentine and other Ingredients
He careiessly corked the bottle and shook il
up; the result was terrible explosion,
breaking bottles standing on the shelves,
and scattering fragments Of glass all over
the room. He was covered with the mix
ture, his face badly burned, filling bis eyes
and burning them so badly that it is doubt.
full whether be RECEIVERS his sight, especially
his right eye. His sufferings for one hour
were intense. Adolph Serson, person as
sisling him, was also badly burned on one
side Of his face and. one eye, but will soon
recover.
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DR., sANpoRD,s INyIeoRAToR

LNRoM TO four bottles of DR.. sanford's Inyigo-
i rator cures Liver Complaint OF long stan ding.
From two to six tsaspot nfuls cures bilious at
lacks, iftsken night and morning continually
From one to two doses relieves an attack Of sick
heada che.
From to three onsfuls a seur sto m
ach
From one totwo bottles cures the most obstinate
chronic diarThGa.
From sneto thrse doses per day cures con frmcd
dyspepsia.
From one 10 three doses cures diarrhoea or sum
mer com pl amt.
From one TO four teaspoonsfuls cures cholera NOR
bus; one spoonful every halfhour.
From one to two bottles cures jauDdiee.
From one To two bottles cures the most obstinate
fe male distractions.
From one to to 0 doses cures an attack caused by
worms.
From one to four doses eureseolc.
Ono bottle will remove all yellowness from the
skin.
From one to six doses cures cho lera IN fantam.
From four to six doses, in many hours, cures
cholera.
For sale 10y Druggists generally, and CHAs. r.
WEBB, Davenport; also by Sanford d Co, N. Y.
City. july 90 dtf
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FRIGHTENED The New York Hsral,

FRrcHrEsED The New York Hsral,
says
"The Democracy are pretty thoroughly
frightened The ferocious war they are
making upon Fremoni-the terrible houn'
derings Of Mr.. Douglas and Company with
their Kansas bills,-and, lastly, the Wash,
ington conspiracy in anticipation of having
the election carried mp TO Congress--sl
show that the usually .unterrifed Democ-
racy" are badly scared And well may they
be; for al the old party land marks are
done away with, the masses Of the people
have liberated themselves from the shackles
OF party regencies aud party organs, and
are free, and il is very evident they are 60
ing their own way.
In this connection the rapidly extending
popularity Of Fremont il the most romantic
feature Of his romantic life. We have never
seen anything like It before. Like the Mia
CARA river, this furore for Fremont seems
70 be carrying everything with il, and we
shouldn't wonder if all the old political
hacks Of the day, and old party platforms
and purity machinery, were to turn up
among the ruins OF the Presidentia election
like the remains OF the old barrels, boxes,
logs and boards that have been carried over
Niagara Falls, and through the Whirlpool
down into Lake Ontario--sli broken up in
10 kndling wood.''
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A few days since, says the Montgomery
(Ala.) Mai, Senators Douglas and Cass
assisted BY a good many other Northern
and Southern Democratic Senutors, kicked
Franklin Pierce (late leader Of the bogus
Democratic party and his yetoes across
Tie ST. Clair and ST Mary's rivers, by the
way Of the mouths of the Mississippi, into
The Gulf Of Mexico. Being "small pota-
to- he didn't make much Of a splash when
he fell. A few Southern Senators (of the
dry nurse species) were hanging the little
fellow out TO dry at last accounts.
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Sovereignty

We understand that between seventy and
eighty city lots have changed hands within
tbs mast week. Ii was expected that real
estate wooad be rather quiet during the
months Of July and August, bat our town is
contlnuaily filled with strangers, and few
come without making purchases Of real
estate. Every week adds largely to our
nosuia,iop aud weslih.--Lyons Advocate,
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ANOTHER SIGx.-Dsvis and Letter adj
dressed crowd of several hundred people
at DEBORAH, on Monday Of last week. Al
the close three tremendous cheers were
given for Fremont; and not even an at.
tempt was made to raise shout for Buch.
anan. lopo Gin Repsb.
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Counters and Shelving
E>oR sale cheap BY ADAMsoN 4 RAPf,
l. July 30 div Second ST. above Perry,
Valuable Business
locations, Stores, 0f1ces, &c.
'Vo lease or let in Davenport by
H1t Ad RUo6,
Auction ser and CeMmission He


No. - Brady st. near the Post Office
IsI--The new brick store (nrst noor) on Brady 81.
two doors north of the Port ONCE.
ad.-Two Offices (second floor front same build
ing.
3d--one room do do back do do
large, well lighted and ventilated, good entrance
suitable for wholesale business, prlter or barber
DC. .
4th.-ons room (second foorj over tie Book
Store No. % Brady Street, public entrance from
street, suitable fora Law or medical Office, dentist
artist, &c,
5th.--Ihe Book and Paper Store known as the
Iowa Book Rooms, No. 80 Brady Street, all or part
OF the stock for sale aud aud nxiures 10 lei
chance for well established nd profitable bus
inesa
6th.--Five rooms tseco nd floor front and back
Nos, 80 and 40 Brady Street, with good front eT
trance, suitable for ofces and gentiem ems lodging
rooms; rents rom I've 70 ten dollars per month
7th.-Forty i've feet front of the Catholic lot on
Brady St. between 4th and 5th, 10 lease for ten
years. Applyn ELI ADAMS.
july u Once On Brady 81.
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w. Ii FARMER, Esq, formerly editor Of
the Iowa statesman, rabid Pro-Slavery
sheet has taken the stump for Fremont and
Dayton. Thus has the Democracy lost one
Of their ablest champions. .3vg
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ARCHITECTS

{ c. COCHRAN 4 co. having secured room No.
- . Commercial buildings, are prepared To fur.
nish deagns for buildings of every description. Al
50, drawings executed Tor machinery for patents dc
WOULD REFER To
A. LIE laire, Davenport
N. Fejeryay, 9.
Nichols, lsbsli & Co , Bankers, &"
BurneH, Giet & Co, Lum Der deal ers, a.
Bennett & Plumsr, Lawyers,
Burrows PrettymaB, Merchants, 50
July - DIT
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between u.
b. Brooks and 4. Bailey this day, cath ntt.,
dissolved by mutual sonsent. The accounts OF the
drm will be settled by %. g. Brooks, who Will con-
inlle the Confectionery business at the stand
ID. 5. BROOKS,
July 25 div E.BAlLEY
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h "A H R'S
Commercial College,
Sd STORY POST OFFICE BUILDING

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
nN and after Friday, August LIST, tlis institution
A/wil be open In the evenings as well az q urinp
the entire day. Students taking full course, b,
applying Themselves during the day and evening
materially shorten the time ordinarily Required
10 complete the course. 10 the Mecbanfc, Manu-
faeturer. Retailer and Professional man. won Id sd,
nave just matarei and drawn up new sett of In
struetion Cards, simplifying the science Of Book
keeping . TO enable me in esrgJeD lessons TO In
siruet either OF them 10 keep individual pa rtns r.
snip books upon scientific principles with strictac
enraey and TO ascertain their gains aud LOSSES with
as much precision MS the banker.
Lessons In practici Il Pen nansap during the fore,
moons aud evenings.
Entire salis faction rendered 10 students, parents
and z uRrdisns, or tuition Zee refunded.
WILLIAM v. BARR,
July 81 d2w Principal
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The N. Y. Herald says it is rumored that
the employees in the Custom House and
Post Office, commanding about two thou
sand votes, are ntemplating a bolt from
buchanan TO Fremont
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1aaki1g.

YkMRxD 10.
...s Of Am.riea, N.w,Y@k.
OceAA EAnk, :.
American E.ehangs Bank, o",
n..hx n.rLs .ials Bapksrs st. Louis
Dlakaley Richey, brokers, Piissurxn'
n. Moblsy, Esq, Banker, pupuIus'
Henry Miller, Esq, Cancishs'', ot'o.
NICHOLS, IsBELL CO, Davenport, Iowa
NICHOLS 4 co, BsowxsvILr, MiSSEsorA.
xxCHAN0E pIOxIRS AND RIAL ESTATE
AGENTS.
LAND wAaRAHfs ssuoar, SOLD AND LOCATED IN ras
~ DIES MoIss Dsraicr, Iowa, " Dopar Disracr lswA
Gogs',l BLUE" . s.o.a Cnu M,,.,.o,.
LAass AMOUNT err PsorEKrY. InrsovEp FARhs AND
VACANT LAND, rRaouonoUr SiArg SALE ON rAvoA
E.,a.s. a.ps' sist,. .s.s1ss,.. 4, ss sI ae' "
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
CITY PROPERTY,
SOS. A Lot isOx27o on The road kast. Of shoups
restdsnce; Price esaOo'
sss. A frame house on and 81, below wsshinston
sSaars. Lot suAso, houses roem'' cellar ana ~sh'
IL. Hoass, Ls, ON sA 81, between Le Claire and
Ac; price q 100. - MY
No. Wi-Two acres 40 Nofth DAsenpoft ~ aAnolne
subdivson dwelling stories, WALL Fruit trss.
&C.; price oHOOO.
No 2ss-Leass of lot 2ooxlao enclosed - garden In
Russs'is subdivision, with summer house.
~. 90. -.
No. 2sS-A frame cottas. sth Of. east Of RArnam lot
eAxiSo, house ~ storiss, II rooms. Price e2soo.
No. 2s6-A frame house aud lot Perry at north Of
Locust lot ls5xso houss rooms cellar, ~s stable &C.
Price eiIso.
story, rooms gs stable and carriage house. 10 lots
Of ground fronting HsrnAm Locast 66xloo each
Ma aso-,0, ,os. As ..i,a.,,. R.,,.,,. ,..,s..cs
sSsse - WV. :" -s''-s "1iAs"' 's~''s
No. 29oHouss aud Lot on 10th ST. west Of Harrison
ossO.
70, 2Sl-Lots and block 10. Price $4,000.
~. 900 ,~o .,o,, n.m. n,,.. ., l., ,,... %
h,.s. r.ms and b.s.,n.ns prics aia00
No. ~ mouse .na -, % - o. sst koch Island ant
Ferry rs, Hams hooss' Ss' s'AD's SCI price tso"
No aStA house ana X lot ON srd 1t, east Of Perry
iot Ar $50 houss roous ftchen good we'll et.rn A.
price $500 spl rs
:. ..-,-,-
20. wv s'o,y SIA ouso' % 'ots ana o'oi
sCsrss. Union sIa'.s., eo.nef hy~n sno Itn 80
Price t2soo
Ne so4-A brick hsu.s Il. ~s., half Of 10, bloch
door west Of the corner VI becoad sAt Ripley lo
soxiso Price $500
No eoS-A lot west Of c.nnsns Saw MIL 90 n on tn
NO. hAst h.tl Q. 70. eosa ofesns addition, OF
Ne ao7-ws.t half of Lot block IS On in 81. ~s., q
Harrison, commanding nns view Of the river price $500
No. as-Iot block "a on 9th st. west Of Ripley 10, !.
xiso Price sSoo.
No. ao9Lot block 50 corner Of Warren and 9th IT.
No. glo-Iot block 20 n corner OF w.rrsn and s,t
.ts lot soxl50 Price $500
|
pr". sls, va W. A' ~ -''' VI "Aish
No. aa-Twsnty lots in McKsnx.,, addition bstvss.
s'n AAa ON '''. "ss' % LNa'"
No 2isEA.s third Of 10, tire. block 60 ON the north
'nes Ss psr nos' "'e'
Ma 9,r two .toyx hx,.l h..,.. AN GA =, ,. =,
an ~. ~, N e.. M Ii Li.rk -, 49,, sas
No. 2-A small, house ON III. corner Of Roc, ,.,,ud
Price sisoe.
~ 60 :,
in SIS. IN sloek ~ lot .'hiso-
-. oenIO,s,L,r, "A =. ~. n ~
80 80 =. iaS.ss . On tns corner OF Mair
Ae -.
80 - an 'S'a.a''n saa'''oh' si~- 5000
"a L., IN .,0.l NeIn,,,. a, .,.,... 900,
corner Of 18th and Harrison sss Price 500.
.
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New Hardware Store.
LIVINGSTON LOCK WOOD
A RE now opsnin No. olain d. eompaese s.ccA
Aof superior HARDWARE, to wAtch we nsus
the attention ofali In want OF anything u our ",
The quality ofour goods We conddently believe vM
compare hvorably with any in The state. Al
aoops WARRANTED TO M A. RErksssxrso, OF w
money refunded.
We design 10 keep laFgs stock Of MECHANICS.
TOOLS from the very besg In tho Eass
and will supply those In want Of rnsT CLASS AAri-
eLs Mt as low price as can DO .hordedin love-.
Our facilities for obtaining goods q The minimum
p rice is eQuAiled by few In the west Our stock o.
shelf goods ID complies, and 10 have In transit
a large inyolc Of heavy goods which win soon ar
rive.
SPoRTSMEN wishing an outat Tor the approach.
ing seas IN, can find At No Main S. everything ne
cessary OF superior make.
l.. ". l.. have permanently located In Davenport,
and design makingi the place OF faturs residence,
aud sincerely hope by fair prices--good gsods-juss
and cisse Personal attention 70 msr
i, share oflhe patronage and confidence ofths pse'
lie.
CHAS. u. LIVINGSTON. GkO u. LOCKWOOD.
Dave mort July - '56 DIFF
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Co Partns,.h,,
heretofore existing between the ubdsrsrusd und.r
the name and Bifin OF NoURsE 1 HUNG Nm r0E n 4.
this day dissolved by mutual consent :"
All debts dne said hrIn TO BIO psd 10 Isv U,n..
ford and all demands against said firm will ts osid nv
him vs." =" ps'o ~
July 90, 90 LEVI IIIiNGraR2pn
me business VIII DO continued by the who
9aes's continuation Of the patronage ksrstofore ex-
Moline, Ill, JuIy2s
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Chicago LsSsss Der.
Threslling Machines

AND
sx1 q T. - O Il O w O T. - i.
N0URSE, VIELE 4 CO..
4 he lows Agricultural Depot, Corner Of Rock ~
Inland and Front Streets, Davenport, Iowa, have
sale the celebrated
Pitts Threshing Machine, Separator and Horse
Power, for 8 or 10 Hcrses,l
Emory or Pease's Endless Chain Railroad Hcrss
Powers, for to 2 Horses
With fhreshing s-parators, Portable Saw Mills
Grist Mills, and Corn SHELTERS adapes. to Horse Pow
Also
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,l
Wagons, Carriages and Bugsies Garden and Canal
or Railroad Wheeharrows, in great variety
july q d.u
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Prices Reduced.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT C0sl /!
yNE have still good OF different sy
w Ladies Summ Dress Goods.
which anxious 10 dispose Of and will oder them
from this day AT COST.
Among them may be found
Bsrege Robes,
Silk Grenadines Tissues,
Printed Jaconets 4 Lawns,
Plain and Printed Bereges
Silks, Poplyns, etc.
Persons IN want oil such goods requested TO ex-
anime this assortment, ss meney be saved by
buy at WADSWORfH'S,
July 10 I'd st. sp. lie Claire House
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Clear the Track!
MACkS coming and Is IN sight with Tue uuaI0st
lvl Of choice
~ II n n II II xEE

That to be had from any market all OF which he m
tends deliver his friends, provided you viii give nun
u small advance first lie has very choice lot
of Sugar Cured SIC1c NGCnt, together with
the best stock of Dried Fruits that can ee rroenred IN
any country. Also the best FLOUR sold; warranted
and delivered free OF Charge besides all kinds Of FEED.
Don't forget the place. Any body will direct you TO
the Railroad Grocery 9th aud Brady Streets north
east corner Catholic square.
iulN - dit VIM MelAMNuN,
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Would You Save Your Money!
THEN GO TO
SUTTON & CO.'S
.NesrOpOSitaM store!
Corner Of Rock Island And Second Streets,
To purchase Jour
DRY GOODS.
It's needless TO say anything Of the :slsxasss o.
i our stock or oftts ches pness 10 those whe have
favored us with visit, but while w would return
our thanks 10 the public for the liberal patronage a.
ready bestowed on III, we wish 70 remiad then thai
we are and shall be conaantly throughout the eea.
son receiving immense additions 10 our sock, all Of
which we promise 10 sell NJ
Marvslously Low Prices
wshavoJa'' received large additions to our stock
Lawns at 10 and u La ets. per yard!
Also nne assortment of FANCY SILKS ii 50 cent?
per yard.
Be reyes, Organizes,
White Goods, Hosiery.
Gloves, Mists, Fans,
Embroideries. Lacss,
Lace Sets, Linen Hand / srchiees
Em broidered, Plain and Lace Bordered Lace Wells
DC, SC, all OF which We ogbr II
Extremely Low Prices fps Cash.
/. ss-pav,lcuiar attention paid e orasn. "a
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AUCTION STORE
AND o.
Com mission House.
lon OF the pubic 3 RESPECTFULLY In
,ent recently opened by the saos
itorage aud disposal u At private !
PUBLIC SALE

u Merchandise all kinds, Including Books, statiene
ny, Groceries Hardware, Dry Goods and second hand
Furniture Agricultural Implements, AschAnics' Tools,
ac., &c.
Having Of the best positions in Davenport for such
business with ample for storing carriages, build
ing materials lumber, &c Cousignmsnts collected
and sold for moderate charges.
Particular attention given 20 Real Estate Leases, Cor
paT,tion St,cks, &c.
Cash advances made when required, and Insurance ef
fscted against loss by fire Satisfactory reference given.
July 20 sd ELI ADAMS.
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.VGlC s4l'rlrNl.
lust received direct from ST. Louis fresh supply Of
q the following goods:
Canvassed Sugar Cured Hams;
:. Shoulders
6 Dried Beef
Honey Syrup, Sugar House & n. D. Molasses;
Crushed, Powdered, Clarified No. q. Sugars
Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Ac.
Also
fine stock of Green aud Black Teas; direct from New
York City, together with host of other articles ia
stock too mention, all which may be found
at WILEY l. MuNGERS.
fully IS div
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For Rent.

MY present residence, Harrison Sc at the head Of
vl Tenth, rooms Also, hSe rooms, tenementand
| two rooms L. h. PARKER.
July % diff
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BLAOKSMITH'S TOOLS.
A NvfLs, Vices, Dsills, Bellows, Stoke and Dies,
N sledges, hs mmers, Tonga, &C., for sale BY
Jel3 BURROWS, PRETfYMAN & DALxkLL.
~ DOE. Steel and Iron Shovels and Spades for
20 sale BY b. 2. 4 d.
x kegs Horse shoes and Herse shoe Nails,
l. ~ 10 Boxes Scyths Stenes.
o. Ian S.iv IA aas Tad a nNlA bV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head limited nj nber of speea notices
will be inserted at 10 cents per line each Insertion
or 50 cts. per week.
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No. i3o'--A iarm OF Bus acre. on The Los, GINS.
ROAD, miles from the chy, and the updividsa n.y.,
of Me saw mill tract, containing 20 acre. ia s .s
underfeneo, '40 acres under cultivation, zone sss,,
lumber, frame house rooms, barn a nus o,ss.,i,
Wiil be diyidsdto suit purchasers, s''Asfa'
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500 Loads OF Saw Dust will be girss away tosny one
who will remoye 1t immsdiatsiy
Augl dloi BuRFELL, GILLETT CO.
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For Bargains in Groceries
Go1o
NJ July 90 ALv0RD d VAN PATTENrg,
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No. llss-a smaliant beautiful piece Of l.ud.tn.
acres. Price Ss,UO0.
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No. l35.--A beautiful tract o Ia nd NJ so.,,.,,,
la mites Of tho Corporation line o Inc Dub1as
hosd, the whole surrounded by fence nd ~ !, 49,
euiu'auos, a stream running through. Pries svo
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-02

Fire. Fire y Fire:u
The Cheapest and Most Durabls 1eef In Uss.
TIRE undersigned have been engaged In the bust.
i ness Of man factuting and putting on COmposi-
sion Roofs for the last eight years Price Per square
$500, aud the work warranted,
Materials mauufastufed and for sale, with printed
directions for putting on.
All orjer. len the Confectionery Store Of Brooks
q Bailey, near the corS or Of Brady and Fourth
streets, will meet with prompt sttention.
June ~ dam BAILEY MOORE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-02

Ne. i33,--A beautiful lot offs n. 100 ,er.. Ma
nsw'sy cur lots, par, OF sec Y T 7sR tk, mil.
from davenport ON ME road 10 lie Ctxir, n,sa arsss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-02

No. i'o-A lot Of 0 acres Just w,.t .,
grounds all broken and under fence prio, s esa.,