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Engush securitcs, under the influence OF the more
Cd eerfu tone o. tho Cor tnenta advces have gradually
improved prices are fully per cent on oonso, hgi
than lAst week Tho arrivals Of specie overdue from
Australia kadalso good eject Yesterday ceuscs open
cd at e3ss 10 The spprehensious with respect to the
Bank, ADDED TO number VI sales TO close cunts
caused prices 10 recede but Immediately they cached
proved, eventually they alta ned 10 s3k TO ~
finally len on % 10 16 70 l5-i6 Tho brokers who opo-
rate for Greek houses have been buyers Of To-
day the market closed dat The last price OF consos for
money wes 20 X q, and for the account, e3A Y.
The following table will show the fluctuations IN consos
eince the 18th nst.--
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.


Arr1VaI OF TIC AFHUIUb HA"HAS'
The malls by the steamship Arabs at Boston reached
this city last evening.
The Courier du Harre OF November Ia slater that the
government has under ,mmeoae consideration the
.cesson OF rights TO Trans atan 9eaIn mpauy, The
Ere American Company lag 10 all appe hrances
will prevail Its rivals II alleged la s favor tina
all It's shares paid IN, and ifesn Bsue will be
made the company have besides part Of necessary
steamers readiness for operasoH al running
line Of steamers regularly New York Brazil
1t would take two three years before any other
pany would be ready to the proper boats should
they get the concession The journal urges strons
~ decision upon this SUBJECT deprecates
the long delay which has ,zsa ace.
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The amount of notes In circulation IL Gl9 929 420 bong
decrease OF E30o o5c an the stock or bullion In botn do
parments s fges41o7, showing increase OF El64o
when compared with the preceding return
There has been fair demand for this week. and
the market has been cleared the quotations Both Pat
riot and spanish couboops in demand. Tho James
Banes and he Lightning have both arrived from Mel
bourne bringing about 3oo 900 ounces Of gold, all Of
which viii be speedily absorbed by the continental do
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pay very dearly for the privilege. Scarcely bas one
tined TO prepare Tor the next Under ordinary croun.
star ces, the risks very grcat-quts enough
tic those which prevail 10 the United States but during
the contest that has just been brought close
batanis have npered nothing lcss than the integrity
the Union of course, much that has been done writ
ten Whether by the government or by the people,
be accounted for blythe exceme this periodical
struggle but impossible TO believe the spirit OF poit
ca hypocrisy and humbug go universally dominant 10 the
states ~ that all thathae been seid either for against
the rremansncy OF the Union utterly without ounIs
ton that traces should have been left In
minds Of the people, which at future time, may bring
forth ffui. In renewed dsunton.
We must assume that there s no doubt as 10 the cleo
ton having been gained by Mr. Buchananthat Ia 70 say
that he has obtansd such number Of voies will have
placed him virtually beyond the action OF the only
tingency which could deprive him Of the Presidential
chair f there had been any reason 10 suppose that
state OF hir n might arise which ~oud enable Congress
States nim to effect would certainly have
been found In the intelligence brought by the Arabia.
Mr. Buchanan, then, has obansd the object OF his smoi
tion-to Oil appearance the ambition Of his whole life
Ergbnd indeed Europe generally must be prepared 70
receive him a. the chief magistrate Of the American peo
p and N least TO affect ignorance Of the means by which
ne has reached that high dignity II 10 with his future
policy that European statesmen will have 10 deal-not
with his political sneccdents 10 his own country What
that policy may be, We are len only darkly to imagine
IL ~ BY inference alone that with any degree Of
probaoiy be afbru cd What course Mr. Buchanan will
take with regard TO the great questions which have lat
terly divided the States those sti important
ones which threaten TO embrol them with Europe.
II we were 10 Judge by the antecedens OF the new
President the sueury for the future would be Of the most
mcnscns character. Az regards the internal sGsirs OF
the states The mrelves, he would appear AZ committed
faith or truth In politics. lead TO severance Of ths North
rom the eouth For no has endorsed the political pro-
eramme OF the slavery party n extent ths, would
render even compromise impossible ne were hereafter
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indebtedue a. for others to nav.

Indebtedness for others to pay.
Itoccurs to me that too many checks and
safeguards cannot be thrown around this
power, il such power exists at all, OF crea-
ting municipal Indebtedness for purposes OF
internal improvements. 1t is dangerous
power, and liable to the grossest abuse.
KANSAS.
During the past summer it was reported
aud ge nerally believed that the President
Of the United States only failed to interpose
his authority 10. the protection OF the Tree
state people in Kansas for the reason that
no official Intelligence had reached him that
any outrages had been perpetrated in that
unfortunate territory. Having such inior.
| nation myself, conceived il to be my duty
to notify the President OF the crimes that
had been committed against the persons
and property Of former citizens OF Iowa, and
To demand for them that protection which
the federal government was in part estab
lished TO secure.
Accordingly, on the 2Sth day OF Angus
last, addessed to him letter on this sub
ject, copy of which herewith transmit
Without desiring to ioresn he opinion OF
action OF the General Assembly in this re-
gard, beg leave to reiterate the opinion
then expressed, that IL Is the right and duty
vi the State 10 protect the rights OF hen
former citizens in Kansas, when the fedora
government fails to perform that duty.
desire to cooperate with the Genera
Assembly in the adoption of any measure;
that may tend to uphold the sovereignty ant
promote the prosperity and honor OF GU
noble State. JAMES w. GRIMES.
EXecuTiyE 0FFIcE, Iowa CITY,l
/ I'd December, 1856.
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CITY PROPERTY

s04-Lots block los, on Brady street; ssea
ais--Part Of lot block 81, 49xIOO feet
near Brad, street, with frame dwelling second
3is-wes half Of lot I block 81 vim
Ing house, on Railroad east ofRots Island I'VE
$50 per foot. "' street
3so--A house and lot 10 last DGyeHtot,.
lol block 2, house of six rosms, geos ,s Gns
tern, wood shed, SC; price $500, ''9'' sA
3al--A hon.e with ~ acre Of ground g., ,.,
ern part Q! the city; $1,000. ""fA-
Western Avenue, one OF the handsome. :, l ~ sad
private residence ia the city. ''s 'otA
s.a--Lo,7 block and y and 20 6oek PIT,
addition, near the Female college. '1toa'
No. 3S2--Lot No. IN block SO, on 5tb s,..., -
east Of Perry, upon VIII CHI Is erected W. \, ope loI
honse one story franc house, earpestsr ~ oiisf
stable brings Ia rent Of s575 per annnn viii ~
low wiz 'S 'oi
No. 53s--A one story brick house 4 NJ ~. s..,
north side Of Tenth street between Perry and re "a
land; fine view Of the river from this place. '1 -
94u-Lot.7 aHi block Is, near tho Railroad a,...
sis-A new frame house with good back ,n,,.
the eorner Of sixth street; lot eaIO0 ept "a
s4S-Also tlelot adjoining the south e5B,,o,z,
'naAn ahANI'' W. wv
sls-A houas and let GU Sixth stree. ,,s,, =, A.,
stresI lot 2sSlbo "s
9.7--A Lot on Msiu street being The pu,st -.
ner of Goldsmth's addition; s. ~! GOT
asa house aud lot bsteseen Hrsa, aud g.,, -.
with due We" Of the river
S3i-Part q lot bo,G 5, Forest 4 ntiloa.,.ta,..
price $3.50
aS2-Lot lfuntine on Brady aud txteldin. E, barr.
strset ssH 81 i"e,; prics {51v, easy terms. '
y 5-A houso and Ut o. south aotues # P.,,s
aud aaines streets; siiSa. '"'''
a5l--A house snd two lots In Eat p.y.ar.r,.
si-co :. 'ash, balance year cheap propoity '
33S-A house and lot on east side Of RlpIey ARA,
between Front and Second stree Is, hou.. Il, So,
rooms, LOT 50srD, unaer rent Of $500 Der knnns
price $500.
No 2lo-A i've story frame holss en Bari yfiatIn..
~ On ~esiegu atenus, north ri 5th st Lgrss -.
kitchens pantry, closets etstsfn ana vel nj .2ag
Ne 2ll,-A House OF same sira aud SANE lot car ss
and Western Ave, Prize s2too
W g!2 4 House 81 and same lgf VI. a.,
eat II Western Ave Price $1,000
NJ CAS- House 81 same sisa .ui dz.effttts .r fiji,
st - dor "a, If " Ave Price a. 2oo
NJ ga Three iIousss ~ tha s.ns dss,ri,t.sa ...,.
t5oli', va iafnah a. north a Lncnst with aa .rfa
ground eth Price 81 $50
Ne .aas-A House aHi Lot On corner l.ls, and 1,,.
ats lot otrii5, ,H,Iso l6jsaa2 raatn. PGes gs0
Ne 2Hss--A frame hua,e o. faflan 81, let y,,.,.,,
Ave. AMI 81, reuus Kitchen eistsfn weH .,s pr
= ,&D.
Ne 2hGA two story frame L5nse On Is Cislrs =, 49,.
Ith, ! to,n- kiteen IaDutas ctc "a lease Tsyg5 n
y.srs. PFiCs ss50.
No. 2oT.--I.ot 5, BIogk o. sena5
Warren 41xEO. Price s9Du " Aa@
Ne y - hShse and lot GA TN ST. wssi q F.e..-
10y O'A''' H''' ''oia' Aitfhe veil str Prisq Ne
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For Sale

\ eheelleAt stand for Tavern on the Dubuque
a. Ioho' lew rods north OF the corporate Limits o.
raYenpoft together with Nine Acres OF
s""d' hree OF which Is uader ultFation and SUI
,yuI'ou " q good fence, with running wator oil u
tus 'WPfof'mrntShfo IA two story Brick House. ~
teot Af1aI"' ".h good dry cellar, a lutge stable
aha never iali'hg well OF water; the buildings are
nnH aha nave hu'sr been occupied. The above 10
lust such place Us Is needed .ior the accom- muJR
non OF lafmos, travellers and dTOyeTs. For luf'
tber particulars enquire OF
a., siCkuLLs, lSRkLL n CO.,
oSi LsId Agents
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Hall o. ssF HousE % RtFEIsxsIArIVEs }
Iowa Civ b. a i.al
Enross GAxErrE:

Hall 81 ssE HorsE o. RtFEEsSsTAuVn,l
Iowa City, Dee. ;, 1880
READERs OF THE GAZETTE:
There was no
business OF particular interest iransa cted in
the House this morning The Governors
Message was read, and afterwards consid
cradle discussion occurred on the motion
u Dir. Barner, Of Scott county, 10 print
1900 copies 10 German. The Democracy
appeared little troubled that the message
should be printed in such manner az to
permit its general reading among the Ger
mans Whether they were afraid the sen
tments Of The Message would injure mod
err Democracy among The Germans Of the
State, OF that this Democracy is opposed to
the Germans becoming enlightened as to
State matters, ! viii not pretend to say.
But one Democrat moved an smendme ut to
the resolution, that 500 copies be printed
10 Weleh; another, that 500 should be
printed 10 Norwegian; aud third, that 500
should be printed in Swedish. The dinner
hour happily cut of The discussion, and of-
ter dinner when gentlemen had become 4
little more amiable, the original resolution
passed without trouble. While 1 write,
the Speaker is opening business in regular
order. The members are wide awake, and
ready for business or fun.
Yesterday alluded hastily to the action
Of the House in refusing to elect Door
Keeper, on The score Of economy. then
thought, and / nov think. this mistaken
policy, economy or whatever you choose to
call il, on the part Of the majority. insist
that when party labors as the Republican
psrty of this State has done, to gain the
supremacy, once secured all honorable
means should be brought to bear to main
tain that supremacy. II will not do to rest
in the iictional security OF party victory. |
Every move oa the board Of that party's
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The population Of the State is probably
at this time no, far from 5000 The vol
pulled on the 4th day of November last,
reached 90 ga, and indicates the truth ii
this suppostion.
The tllowing table shows the annual IT,
crease Of the value Of assessable properly IN
the State, during the past six years
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Ne'1' --- Datell.at, Io"4
o! DEAREST MAY, Junior.
-. ia4ies, come and listen
4 story well relate,
IL bappeaed In Davenport.
The Queen " the Hawksys State.
IL was down near the river,
On the West aide Of Main street.
Down between Front ard Second
We opened a store 60 neat.
In that neat a-d pretty store,
Are goods from every CLINE,
silks and yelvets Ribbons tso,
From drltr 70 a dime.
erinoes and Coburg Cloths,
And Calicos full yard vide,
Together with Mantllss
Are scenen every side
Flaunels, Domestes aud Shawis,
la abundance doth appear.
Have patience little while
Forthe end is very near.l
Cravats, Ties, and Half-hose too,
The Geatlsmen here will find.
With Collars, shirts, and Drawers
Suited to every mind.
Hosiery, Gloves, and Taimas
The little Mise wall find
Together with other things
OF every price and kind
The little saucy ur1hin
Thgt waUders about the street,
I"r0ar Down all our STAR Bills,
a iaaHi,o md s0mNtbiHr H.aE.
tuau ouua g. g. he .go o.
h,-lr, gUIUE aud Old ,GHe Hl,i s-,
1UwAefa the cheapest gort- ar.
IHr S'ofs oil DASHlELL s. rHALL
Davenport Drt sgnhrr g 1850 dtf
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/ Unimproved Lands.
IN SCOTT COUNTY.
No. i'm tsw4 see gs I so RI 100 acres,
= Sa IS " Sec 20 :" 1iuoer acre
No, 4O-E u s + Il Soc T7sEe L. 30 acres, pric,
! 5000,
No .4--N use q and = x Ne 4 sec Is rzsR2t
| leo acres prios si5 Psr acre.
! No SIS u " q and 5 "a s l. x snds NJ
Sec 81 T55s Ka T. 100 acres; price s' per acre.
10. so--Tho y Eof the swk seesr7sSRgEss
| aore..
No sl--Tae y F a sec9T5sNReKl acres
No oa-The N " a Sec IOT7ssR2 icg acre.
| price 120por acre
The above three beautifully situated on ID.
| Railroad miles from Davenport.
No s3--Tbs W / Of the W n of Fec loT7sNR3f
50 acres miles from payenporti price $50 per acre
| Ne es-The L Is OF the n y u Of See 81 T7sNRsE
30 the Railroad miles from Davenport; pric,
s75 per acre.
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA:
| io5-i Is aerssvery choice land at 50 per acre.
No. g2-W. fractional OF tbe \. W. Sec 2, 7
n n. X. t., n s7.Ig0 acres, near Thorn,s Mn,
''Fl low Happhed for soon. price $40 per acre.
SHELBY COUNTY.
"! vt >" ST -" q q per psrt .srs.
INKEoKuK COUNTY.
No. as + / and n " 4ofsee7 T II RI3 W 3e6
acres. Price $3.50 per acre.
No. as " and Nwi Of sscsT77RIsw $40
| acres.
IN MALAYSIA COUNTY.
No as W frae OF ssc6T7s r 10 w Ii3 scres
No. 45- S W of.ee as I n Is W 100 acres.
Prices 30 per acre.
No; a6-w ofN Ell and ssorSwt of..el41
n Ia 100 acres, timber.
IN BENTON COUNTY.
"tsE. aud w NE sec24T IS X CIV, 100
ceres $40 per acre.
No. 47-NEl ofsse rs I ss R W 100 acres
price 600 dollars.
IOWA COUNTY.
No. lls-W sec2s I ~ II west pfiee sIO ,sr
acre, PS'
IN NusCAIINE COUNTY.
No. 4o-W toiN W OF sec 10 r Is X I w acre,
; miles from MuseRune, S from iuugtion pt,ca az
dollars per acre. ''' -
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
/, no .!rE Of of sec 6 I q K 20 \" 81 acre,
No. SIS w4otN WI oIseel4Is7 X 20 " A.
acres. ~
N CEDAR COUNTY.
low n Ei and y hEts 4 tsecI0T1aR,
", l2o acres; price $40 per acre.
No,stsst ON Rl Of sec 1850 RIw gu acres,
No. SIS ON + Disco 2OTsiRqwso .e,s.
No. 5s-House and Lot, Store and stock Of voo,.
10 Upton. s"ouT'
IN MARSHALL COUNTY.
NO. 95,-E j. / Sees
s s Ts2sRiSw
S%,aia N ~ . 800 acres, price dolls.
"a''N per aero.
IN JASPER COUNTY
Nos-,S NEt Sec4TsiNRisw
st OF 5 81 I.0aerss, price perse,s
~. no. s a,.-ioo acres three miles from Grnnsl al .,
IN poTTOwoFToMIE COUNTY
o.N--N bee ~ 4 n r y W. PrIe,3uo
Mo NO il0.Stsw / Sec oT77 R 3s ", go acres.
IN HARRISON COUNTY
No'e-E u w Sec 90
NBNW I seo92 T7ssRAw
VIM sec sec ~ d91 acres, 5 dollsnsper
u - - wv :" acre.
IN WEBSTER COUNTY.
No. 0o-S w / SHt SEQ "a TsgS n os ~ a.,
lars per acre. gu II 70 w Adolf
sofa; dollars. :" ''o"ef'o'a h'hne'
o.. $50 acres IN Shelby, Monroe nnd M.dI,o,
oo''' Missouri; dollar. per acre.
No. lDJ-- o
ka Ter. ' ~ o@1h@ Ntp, Nebras-
W. nice store In Geneseo, Ills price 400
'''"'--'o good building lots in Genesso, IUa
ALLEN IL CLARK,
Once, Post once building.
'0t HSe Brady street.
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s,ccsh groceries.

M. DIAL n oil, a., % $50
South Fast Corner I'd 4 Perry s.. .
THANKFUL for pas. patronage s.S We s,n nos Of
i the ei,igens Of bst enport q Ifash SUPP
saS0GEssaE%. ol.,.a
suGARs--N. O. crushed, Clarified, ursnaia'oo'
Powdered.
M0LA SsEs--s. II. New Orleans, syrup
Lagurya, Java.
Roasted anu Ground.
fEAS OF sli grades and qaaltiy. o..lav
Spices fepper Iapioes s s,.s., f1 ploar, CON
Neal English Pickles, Sauces, kralist MUS IA
Rice Preserves, soap, candles, Slafen, T'ns,,s
Horse Radish, tasIna, White Beans' hee' iops"S
dried Beef,S. q. Hams, &c. -.
All the above articles are offered 10" a"u -"
ranted to give Satisfaction
Camden Flour.
Barrel, half and quarter barrel, sacks.
Crasknsl Biscuit,
IS boxes in starc and for sale
Wooden Ware,
Buckets, Tubs, Well Buckets, Mops, choppi"s
Bowls, Mlneing knives.
Baskets.
our stock IL Urge and well assorted,
Maekerei Salmoa Waite Fish, Herring o"a
Fish NJ bALahLi4i 'e'' ~ W.
Nov4.dtf
l'KkNen chuAk wAppiNG--eydslo14s.,Ii fyI tH'A
L '4"' - - araI, street, bstweea Abb and 'th
,NHILpREN's wooLEN rALMAs 4 SA,38gIES'
y Il
Brady street, between ~ ana ''u'
a.
nREsS BUTTONS, an lameuse assortnrnnt "o
| J beet in oSh.It 49,
uet.aa BrEd4 street, b, tween slh ala oSs
-------~---=--#- ,Yi.-n, pihhor
ooA'es ,, N.,, yark
4 LII SOS, Just 'sDeltea anu ~ " ttioytS
AprieesNt IN M all
uctlp nlaas 80 w 49, 80
s.EIN@t ssKjNS..
,.ai,oJ ron i'm pottets' hands a
"e haNs!usA rt,,,,.,,, AZ f.lTNS. which sill be
~ very me asss.ii.v aTy. 4 LoCKW ool.
r.,uosE wanting a nice Lantern with their names
/ rronnd on The glass call at n,s
Oct l4.dwf LiNiNGsioN " boo'N : '
o,,,,,,,e p,,,.Inr Powder FLASK A. Shot Bags
III Tubes, NtpefS, hies smSgs an nf'Kwoon
- : ~ 49, -, = n.
rrE.DoII skTERS for any thing In the hupl"t
II ~ arhing nina nj
LIVINGSTON LION Noopo.
M ,,ls s,r-ar
20 nuHis prtiand A Sugar
,s,h,- r,sshed Powdered a al Clarified Sugsr,
80 Dois . , nt, &c. ~
w ~, ~ rtS
6 Is Is RiSs,
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As the census returns may not be pull =
lished before your limited session will ex.
pire, present q summary OF some Of the
most important fact. disclosed by It it.:
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NESoffRCEs.

RESOURCES.
Stock on hand March Gath, SO $3.50 ID
Receipts from all sources to Sept.
soth, 1896, l6,6b20l
Amount due from convict labor,
(not matured,) 500 4S
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE
Gentlemen OF The Senate, add
House Of Representatives.

Gentleman OF The Sendts, add
House Of Representatives.
The progressed the State, during the last
two wears, has been extraordinary, and in
many respects, unexsmrled. In population,
In wealth. in productive power,in education
al facilities, ths advance has been such as
TO astound the doubtful and to surprise the
most sanguine. Iowa occupies { proud po-
sition, and with wise legislation glorious
destiny awaits her. You are called to as
sist 10 shaping tina, destiny, and TO aid in
LAYING the foundation OF futnre empire
II Is in possible 10 be too deeply impressed
with the responsibility and deiicaey Of the
great trust conhded 10 you.
STATE STATISTICS.
An enumeration OF the inhabitants of the
state, and u her productive resources, was
taken IN June last, as required by the Con-
stitution. II is somewhat defective two
counties and several townships in other
counties no, having been returned az al
whilst ia almost all the counties there are
very great omissions. Many wnships and
,ome counties are returned without any sta
listics, save those in relation to population
Such will always be the case, 60 long
nc The census shall be taken by town.
ship assessors, instead of being taken BY
IaarshaIs, TO be appointed by the Censat
Board.
The census returns show that the Stat
has increased in population from June, 1854
u June, 1856, from 325.ol4, to SOB 625.
The following statement will show the
increase Of population since the settleme II
of what is now The State
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IN MARRIED.

On the An lust. by Rev. J. D. Mason, Mr.. JoHl
wALKERto Miss SARAH a, YoCuM, al Of tn
county
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Holioway's Ointment and pills..
Nothing tries the temper HE ulcers and painful bell,
They almost tempted even Job to blaspheme. Fortn-
natey they are quickly healed by Hclloways Ointment
and the Pulls equally ef1cacous stomach and ilr
Or comp, aints. Sold at the manufaetoTies No. 50
Maiden Lane New York, and No. ga Strand, London,
aud by all druggists, at 25e., e21c and 81 per box
pot dsc3.dwlw
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a Chance to Make a Fortune.

Chance to Make a Fortune
CbARK's CELEBRATED FLOUR MILLS, one i'm
Operation and exhibition daily, corner Perry and
Ihrd streets The publicEs invited to call an .es II,
STATE, County, Township and shop or single rights
aud Mills for the Territory OF the State of Iowa for
sale, Apply to the proprie tors,
Oet2l-dtf JACOB WEAVER Jr kCo
Notice
We have two handsome new Buggies and One
"o Horse Carriage, which will be sold cheap for
cash II applied for soon. Can be seen at the resi-.
tenee OF James Renwick, cor. 18th and RIPPLE, sts
opposite the Court House.
Sept diff RENwIcK q SON
4 PERFUMED BREATH-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the curse of disagresabI BREATH
"heh oy Using the "BALA or THOUSAND FLoyEss'' AS
tntrince would not only render IL sweet but Iye the
teeth whits ns aabastsr1 Many persons do not know
ef Dreath IS bad and the subject il delicate thelf
trends Viii never mention IL. Pour single DION al
oatn on your tooth brush and wash the teeth n zht
tud morning hfty cent bottle will last a wear
4 BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION NAV easily bs Az.
aifeI by asing the BALM OF THaUsagB PLoSEss',-
H val remove tan, pBiples and fseekles nom the SKIN
saving u .! N9it and roseste hue. Wet towel pour
"a two Or three drops, AMI wash the face night aud
morning
SHAVING MALE EASY-Wrt yopr shaving b,,,sb
No either wal N Or cold water pour two or three rns
81 BALM OF THOUSAND fLOwERsn rub the beard W,
7ad vail make beautiful soft ather much E,cilit,.
ing the operation Ut shaving Price only fty cents
5'ware ol eJoh'sreiIs None gehune unless signed by
". r PETRIDGE s. Co
s"P -Iaom FRANKLIN Square, New York
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

Gallons. isfge lot of sape Nor Onions, In
ggnnies, for sale BY Imply MOORE,
cor. 4lh * Iowa SIS. opp. Pennsylvania House.
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