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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-27

REHAREAgLE WATcR.-At the French
E.posit ion there was exhibited watch
which created much interest and adnira.
ton. 1t tells the name and day OF the
month the equation Of time;% is repeater
striking the minutes as well as the hour; IL
thermometer OF toleruble accuracy, and
winds itself up by the action of its own
movements. The price 0! this most In
genious piece Of workmanship is thirty
thoussnd franco
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-27

SOMETHING or FAMiLY.--A corre.pon-
den, of the Urbans Citizen writes from
Bourboa county, Ky, about family as fol-
lows
The old gentleman is a native OF Mary
land, and is now in his 10Th year; was
brough, to the State OF Kentucky when quite
young, AMI has raised his family in the
above county, consisting of six sons and
three daughters.
In the following table you have the
height, weight, and entire ages Of the
whole familk:
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We cut the following ffo'n the Moutgon
4 A La. A l-.S--a..-.---

We cut the following from the Moutgom-
cry (Als.) Advertiser:
SALE or VALUABLE NEGRoEs.--We saw
MAJOR JEFF. Buiord in our city yesterday --
We understand he has " It'll him the negroes
proposed to be sold for the patriotic pur-
pose Of carrying emigrants IL Kansas. The
negroes will be sold Monday, and the pro.
ceeds will be reiigously applied to the plan
of carrying company OF people 10 the
Territory. Had we few more such deter
mined, liberal men 10 step forward in the
cause, the friends Of the South, OF Ksns as
and the bordering counties OF Missouri
would soon be relieved OF all anxiety for the
noble cause in which they are lsboring
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HIGHLY
TO OWNERS

nR. JOHN MCDONALD, 'Vsteiiaay sargeon beg.
j Unexpectedly TO inform the public that he has
opened q new Horse Shoeing Establishment on 3rd
street. the City Hotel whe horses will be Sd cd
Oh scientific principle, by experienced workmeu,
under his own Immediate sapsrints ndenee. From
will guarantee all diseases the feet thai re
enrable, and keep all feSI sound aud free from cut
Ting. Any mau wishing To give him the care o,
horses feet may rest assured 10 never have a lame
horse, or ose that Will cut himself. n respectfully
soiieitss share Of public patronage.
P.S. hs can be consulted al ali lines at his o..
Isb lsbmcnt. or atthe City Hotel. All diseases war
ran led II durable feb - dw6m
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A sLErrY JrDsr.-Ths Cincinnati ia

A SLEEPY JrDsr-The Cincinnati, Ga
Ssfls says
Yesterday, in the Court House, while
the third speech in an important case was
being made by learned barrister, the Judge
fell asleep. The barrister proceeded Tor
some time, bu, at length eat down. remark =
ing, ".he Courts asleep" Lawyers, off.
eers and spectators sat in profound silence
for some time seeing the Court repose.-
At length lawyer, holder than the rest,
Yentnred 10 shake the Court, when, rubbing
HE eyes, his Honor cried out, 'csll your
mex, witness" But having been thorough
ly awakened by the laugh that followed, he
corrected this By saying, proceed with your
argument"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-27

A letter from Gettingen reports the
death of Prof Karl Frederick Hermann, in
in the 52d year of his age. He was one Of
the bes, philologsts in Germany, aud drew
many students TO G9ttingen. This uni
versity has. within twelve months, lost six
professors.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-27
MILE
ours,

LYacHlsG IN iLL.--0ur exchanges are
filled with the particulars Of d mos, disbol.
zeal case Of cold b!ooded surder that occur
red at Charleston, Coles CO., III. A man
named Monroe Sss sentenced 10 be hung
on the 18th inst, but on the l2,h received
a respite from Gov. Matteson. The mob,
'neensei at Tie delay, broke open the Jail,
seized The unfortunate prisoner ard hung
him.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-27

A MILE or TRihhIsG.-A writer in q
New York paper speaks of lady who
wears upon one dress a full mite Of fringe
trimming Another young lady in New
York has adorned single dress with seren
hundred and .afty yards Of ribbon Truly,
this is carrying extravaganza in dress 10
great lengths,
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Computed slTeNsIn OF IstleT aud
sons G,500 poHBds
Entire ages az years
The family are all living except the
Youngest daughter, are all healthy, and OF
the first families of Kentucky. must add,
tina, several o; the grand children are over
81 feet, and still growing.
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A Saw Mill

No. eu3, 4 Steam Saw NH ID Masslliau, ct9.,(..
Iowa; buildings and Engius la good e,ae, NJ DON.
Il good business, VIII De sold Tow Iut s.,s
No. irs "A Farm In Cedar CotHiy ii siBscrr,cf
the Road fron Muscaitue to lipioL EBt iva ,pa,
hall ni'ie- East OF Rochester I'll lnGsr eaii,slss;
Two stor. Brick House, N-4bie, or aar' liatst
aad skisr.
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The fret number Of a Why paper, called
the Wing Chieftsin, was issued at Indian
apolis last Thursday II is to be devoted to
the principles advocated by Clay and Web
ster. We wish il success for the sake OF
"Auld lang syRe."
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.NNrkes Notice.

NEE undenigled have rented four Stalls IN the lie
i ttAire Market HOUSE near the Depot, at hope
BY keeping the beat meats thoy can procure, and ad
herring 10 the policy OF gu OK sass aud small profits
10 remuhersts themselves, satisfy their susiofner
ana supsrcede the necessity " either going hungry
Or doing their marketing In Rock leland.
Davenport, tsy ~ dcm A + Il u KELLY.
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Lots In East Davenport

have several unmprored lois IN Easi serestsG,.
some OF Ihsn beautifully sitnsiea on iae syH uhsc
well aGspsri for business parpoies
--ALsU--
A River ~. oil 10 leet on .au aver ;; eo iesa
upon which there Is an excellent quarry with pe
pvtuai Lime X lin ESd Lime hos ~, ~hhs y ,.!mss'
~ bushels OF lime ter dss, Al eAeeica. l., ~"
fora FIGURING Mill.
Inaddlt'an 10 the above, she suJ,erOef bssA lag.
auIeuBl O ~ ~ prus I'd l3Bd 10 se1t, AGssaI.ns IL
ton, CesGT, j,4ues. Johnson, Iowa, Powesbek, iA
per, Mars ls,, IIUt, AID benton GoauIies. tufsa.
iniorslshDH trsl.c.urg The foregoing prspsfty spt
10 uEO. l.. NiaEuLLs,
Real E.lNis Agent.
Ias 1nFusr al S..uha I. h.atu slfe's
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The Burlington Gazette OF the 2oth say.
that Judge Lowe is lying seriously i'll at
keokuk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-27
ARGYLE COTTAGE
CITY OOfy Yard.
II WILLIAMS a 60

HASk opened ncs Wood Ward I'll GEo. ALrtsu
& Co.'S Lumber Yard. 81 the iuRelion OF .ocoud
ana Front sts.. here Ihvl have On hand fu!t as
sortnrni of Dry and GrteH Wood namely
HICKORY, Ash, OIA, Maple, AG..
Which they offer for .Hit The GorrsI NAH rise,
and would moot respectfully solicit all who arr ia
want 10 give call.
rs. oar wood Ia four Feet long.
Davenport, Jan. - al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-27

The Texas Legislature, at its isst session
created fifteen new counties. IL also pass.
ed stringent liquor license bin
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Farmers, Laadhunters, Spectators,
ATTEND
$500 acres Of choice Land for sale low for Cash

Farmers, Lind -hn7ttefs, 4NptGtA"t1iS,
ATTE ND!
$500 acres OF choice Land for sale low for Cash
IA sfDRy COY Sff.
No. 53-SFo A@ . sf sec u 80 - " 80
acres timber.
No 3t-SE \ ~ 0f see ~ 80 X n w so acres.
No 3S--S " I al Sc II 4 60 Il y w i1b acres.
No. 36 ~ of ! OF sec "A b: "a " go acres
No. IN ofA " OF sec 10 7 s3 % W 80 acres
No. ~ w OF T. Of sec ~ T ~ X y w suscrrs
No. .se-s " ffzc Of y W ofsse - e !. - "
40 acres timber.
No. 4o-N Z Of CSC IL I a Il % " los acres
IN JASPER COUNTY.
No 4I-NE of see 32 I SO II 70 81 lou
IL kEokuk COUNTY.
No. as L rHc " oisee i = Il " Go
acres.
No as " sud y " OF .sc II Z l3w 30
~ AAHAskA COUNTY
No Sl-s " frae. F.. 81 sec q Is III w ii3 sere:.
No. SIS w OF sec 2S i :: /, " 100 acres.
No. %6-wt or \ K and s q ri \ " oisse II 7
:; z IA 100 acres, umf'er.
In BENTON COUNTY.
No. 47-N Ell oil .ee Is I c2R9W 100 aore,.
IN MUSCAIiSE COUNTY.
No H-W oi y w OF sss ~ I IS " oUacfes
miles from Mgscatiie, !, from junction. Appi. 10
WILLIAM Lin, General Land Agent,
FEB q F-o. Buiidit z, Brady strset.
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EDUCATION! EDUCAT IONM

~ LII who desire IA be usrfBi distiHgH,sAsd
- aGsf READ Books, and be careful Ia the selec-
ton VI thernn Bishop Lee's Lecture.
Lives Of Chief Justices oi the u States price $3.50
Lite Franklin, 2sols. sheep. 800
William Penn Janney's, to, $50
Patrick Henry, Nirls, LIS
" John Quincy Adams, 100
Wm Wit, John Randolph, SC, 100
- DE VIII CHuton, 100
Lives OF Sispers Of Declaration OF lndcp ndenCe, 0u
Life uI Henry Clay aud speeches, large $40, $50
Daniel wcbsier and his master pieces Owls 2. so
.' Goethe and WORKS, vols, $50
Pfeseotts Philip the Second, @Y0ls. in cloth, 4,JU
Canaucs, OF Mexico. vols, iusheep, so
" * Perm =" 500
Lives Of emusnt Christians large illustrated 50
Progrsss Of Religious Ideas.
through successive ages BY l.. NJ. Child vols, so
and y large ssortment Oh other useful Booksat
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 10, Brady Street near the fost once.
~, l6tf Eli ADAMS w
Land Chain
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Lott 10 Lease for q term o. yess.
thaye several beautiful Lots IN dioetsp, tsn, Ct
Ihe city iof ton, dft.en and twenty years.
Also LOIS al Five acre. GEAR tie city OF isGs- e.,
ten ar tncaiy ,eHn upon reAsoI able tyfas .ab :
right 60 rurchsss.
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IANns and LOTS EnR SALE.
UNIMPRoysD LAND Fog saLr

tQn ACkks Gnimpfosei land Tor sale near Full
1CU Ton, / mile frotn ~ railroad station. bClng
West oiSonth 10 ana Northeast 81 Sec.&J5 ! , a
lie Also
4Uu acres bear Blue Gras. al stto per acre taiber
part miles from the rtyes nd near good mills, aud
stone coal. good span OF work Aor.ss takea Ia part
pay. Ietias iIriai. .apri! 10
dscl- EaDS s. sIkMAEI.
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BY EXPRESS

Collections promptly attended 10 In all paris Of Le
state Lands entered aud wsrrs IN all Land
Districts OF The state Money Invested aud Taxes paid
ior non-rssid-nts; Money leaned uneneumbu led
Real Estate OF aii Kind. bought and soidUn Couimls
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HerringI Herring!

lust received, large cpasiguine 10! No. ] sst"t
d ed Herring, v tieh will s- sold very low.
Enquire ~ HULL, ALhfS q 'ot
Davenport FEB - tront aLeet,
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The Pen 10 mightisr than The Sword
ESPECIALLY good Gold PEN; Tor . superior
IL article OF which call ut
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
aud select one from the new stock lust epeued of
warranted NJ lele.. Prize. with Gu es IRON p5 ~
500 ELI ADAMS d co.
Ymoa3tf
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JOHN
ELlO's u Efsk Il,
General GSMsii ssiOn 4 forWaTAns
.ueb. E II u ~ IS,
Fsarf4 strsst, asag ths DsHs.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

DAVENPORf, IOWA.
Particular attention paid 10 The purchase aud 'ss
Of Pa, see l., be raj advances made on CohssA
meuls Cash paid 10 ali kind OF Produce.
-REFEREfrEs;---
NsW-losk. BasTns.
statgis Shaw ~ Go, iCilben q Sons, -
EiieTy q Gibbons, Fearing IhsEheta "AN'
Reynolds g Gushmah, PHiL.DLtrnA.
II sisted, Brolnw q Co. Palmer, Thomas d Co.
una..o. r. Iiucoin. Esq.
Henry Farnam, Esq, DAyssp0k.'
RAYMOND & Ward. Cook a. Sargent,
r. b. Justp n Co, UubuqIH. h. Hoffman, h's'
Feb. ., 1866 .-J.wu
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COMPLETE STOCK OF
.ueH's furnishing Goods.

an invitation Is especially extended 10 MIR.
CHANTS, CLOTHIEks AND TAILoKs, visiting
III. city Tor he purpose Of busng goods III this line
10 examine our stock before making their purchases
% al orders Will receive prompt EttehtloG.
Feb, H3-hlm FIELD, bkA kDsLEf & 60.
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Lots In North paYsuport.

haze Four beautiful Dwelling Eea.e, 10 h5ti
Davenport fronting on Locust street, o"o u vhAt
has IeH acres OF ground vita 81, aHi shsi, VII ob'
.T more lots.
also a nunber OF Unimpfofei Lots In sOel'' ~
lntesh's, Laabfils's, Fearing ana >!aymAker'
sg60iyis.OB OF lots, s,Ipe as low as iy1 eges.
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New Views of Davenport

4 Lso correct We've Of The Railroad brdgt, RoeA
"A lslA nj and Mississippi river, sc. on LETTER
SHEETS 10 sale by t.- single sheet, qa.Ee or rram
III The IOWA BOON ROOMS,
No. 80 Brady 81. near the Post oflee-
mn a3a If ELI ADAMS y co.
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Land Office Removed!

y-spS n sIEW ARt hsN Q removed tarlf 'm,r J."
II Hi ttlatgstrn.,, l5ta on Brady street ott' "a
PpsI oH.. ss4 ofP"e1' me 'hSz,t'e 'na,t w
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- l-3rs
eI. time to be GLAD. 10 be glad, 70 he glad
Inc bsigss spirll Of love .nii let no oas be saaj
II. : JOY kias;ias sanb~sm emile. s.ilr oe Ill
Cupid III. isiry lac ssseyyhsr.
Iii q rose wreath EssniJ, chessy tuias,
TO ercsrcis ta, bow mr. fsG rssstrns.
t.entie carrier dove, plane thy niasr Tor digit,
And aulek s,,esd to OF the hossn a. GIT
..~.s,.eSo q tfea1h,s have sh.p.rsa TO thee
Breathe the seag ofttas i9,s 40 fieh ans eess
But uHSeii not wholly the spirit' Shrine
To the searching sesr OF my saentae-
Is /; not 9 pity, Nr. Editor, that the son
wingea messenger, the "gentle carrier
dove" lost The little mssiye before the
remembered lover had seen the delicate
traceyy Of her whose spirits shiner"wss
as yet to him but half unveiled. Have
portion OF sympathy for her too, and say but
little about il, but il shs calls to 'prove prop
erty and pay charges put her in posses
sion of her own quietly and handsomely.
place The lost treasures in your hands
that they may be the more readily claimed
by their owners. But have been thinking
what rare sport We lovers Of fun should
have If all the valentines this year deposited
in the Davenport Office mi.ht y sone
chance fall into OR : ossession. Hos many
mysteries would b. revealed, h1" much
mischief and sorrow be ex posed, how many
hearts lie read ike an open book
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T0 RENT

,sEyEsTEfN acre. CT bottom iaad enclosed, be
- Low Davenport, opposite Barrus. cooper ; 80.
Annl,ta NM. MakENZiE
ssb a5 a is al Cook d Sargent.
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vALINrrNYs.


arr !ot1, tney must oe snNeitseh' =
Of no consequence whether they are valued
according to their Intrinsic worth, or from
association. as being a gif,--s token OF love
---or as once having been the property OF
desr friend now gone. The articles adser-
tised Generosity show by their very names
10 which class they belong, as you vii
pec,eive il to be with the following:
LOST.
Loaf. who hss lost have t"aRd.
Not dollar GA the ground,
Not p-suy or pouad,
Ne pure specimens from miaes,
No choice fruit troa eastern 'iHs.
Sui some ssas NALlA TINS.
Picked up in The street ses sure
Yer, usar Posi- o.see door,
sailsa and msrred-sui aoihins more
Now, Dir. Editor, the loss OF these rare
eiiG SONS has no doubt caused some heart
sehes-possibly some Misunderstanding
am consequently some tears. For m
stance, the earnest. imprisoned lover, 90
AIKEN captive by the fair queen OF his aifec-
uuns, must have wondered why there was
no response to his earnest pleadings-and
VIII n again he gazed into those lastreus
eyes, expecting to read an answer there,
that no consciousness larAed beneath Tue
ians lashes. He could no longer feel hope
fni and happy, bu, walked away d.sap-
eoin,ed man. Hear him, and judge what
ewing up there must have been:
.sCharmln. one Oh lie. inc i~the
Garland. ior that brow OF thiEe,
With the N Jake lhs love give
Bid IL in Thy bosom live.
lie, those laughing osos oi ihihs
Beam upon Thy yAeniine.
Al, poor hear, you've eap,arst 4aiis,
Vel 4 yield with deliShi,
foudiy kiss the queens hana
BudinG thus the very oaha,
Waiting, wsichiIg, all the white
saing iorA token smsis.
Take ne love lie m, hsait's ars
L., m Q plead for some return
From our spirits there will ne~
Joyous measures, soft ald low,
As those bsaminS eres Of iers
Smile upca tay vsisnuns
Please return il TO him, Mr.. Editor. ii he
sl,euld call, as perhaps he may when he
lads il is in your possession.
The us1t one is written scarce legiey,
and il il ffuch soiied besides. as though
not over clean bess; had found il before l
.pied il out, and rescued it from utter ami
hjlauon. As near as can be deciphered il
reads thus:
The rose Is red, The yiSists tI4s.
Pinks 10 pretty and 80 be YOU.
II you love me a. love you,
No knife viii cut our love IN Two.
Thea please 10 set The happy lime
When you, my dearest, viii be mine
| fear he will be obliged 10 ask her again 10
set the happy time" for sure she never re-
eeiyed ths, appeal, and viii keep him long
waiting il he waits reply: perhaps If he
knows il was ost hsfore il reached the Of
nee. he may be able 10 copy and try il
again. Valentines mon,his not quite out,
And now for No. three, which is the last II
the lost treasures have TO report. IL was
written on handsome sheet, wreathed and
laced off, and penned with great csre--eri.
IDENTITY by lady. What pity it was so
soiled, What pity il could not have
reached the expec.ant lover, pure as it left
the fair hand OF the writer. Perhaps she,
too. wondered no answer was returned, and
SO looked eoldly upon him ~ hen next they
met. Thus il reads
ia. time to he glad. 10 be glad, to be glad
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Ntw Aourrtisemfnts.

RSO N & % A N A,
tsugsassuf. 10 $ Il COLLINS & CO.,
M4xrFArluRkR> Ann IoBRfss IN
BOOTS, SHOES g. RUBBERS,
No. ISL Lake street, Chicago. Ill.
FEB, ., .iswiy
1850 1886
Unite. states Express,
A JOINT STOCK CO Capital $500 OoO'
j transit hess eu Nsw faek znd the ATLANTIC
- ps;ss,ns' 70 "ss,S ~ Rroaawa,. n. T.
- seneca St, iinai"' y !
u. \. B.ssIY +. z. wrLu,a~,
i MCKAY A. IL. BARNEY
T. Vi. JANIS,
ofce on Front St, Davenport irNni
Packages sr,l Goods going East mnst % detsa,sa
We,ts,.iia. ii. Sosocds received sf,cr The above
a% Fss VA s,. % =" wv it'll ALLEN CO, asls
FARM FOR SALE.
Win new, nice DIV alias haase aud stable, one
i"'' F isSH = sS AIM. y rEJEnvARy.
Books! Books! Books!
lust received al the Da"enpor Book store,
81 fresh lot of Books, among mheha are, fhs hiadeu
Path; Alone; JHum's new work; Charemoni; NApo-
leon, i,nHaomtiul Gorrest ondenee; The Star PAPERS,
Hsnris,ta Robinson; fhe Mnrderess, The White
slave; Bell Smith Abroad, Twelve years = siass'
Shakespeare Papers, ~ Or. Masnn. lust published
Fesa.-u GEO. W. Ellis & CO.
Lost.
IN saturday nigh, the Esd met, lounilns House
Oiar.c Gold Pen, in fca,h CT Case, which HE nnd
es viii please leave al tn. oaies and receive shs
thanks ofthe owner. rebs'h
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Magazines for March.

Harpers,
t.od.y's Lajy's Hooa,
Atthurs Home Magazine,
Hall su's Dollar do
Yankee MOTORS, &c Sc, al
The Iowa Book Rooms
M. 36 BRAD, ST., near the Post Once
2too e6-;f Ell ADAMsI CO.
LECLAiRE FOUNDRY.
y, DONAHUE having pureha.ed the Foundry aud
NJ Machine Shsp To ule ell, vi davenport knonn
t.e Letiaire kvdadrs, -prepaeed 10 do all kinds
of Iioase and Miil Wvfk upon tac shortest notlee'
Engines manufactured ~ order Repairing asns
,a.,ntiy and charge. moderate. Those isLiny any
Ii nY 10 my lu- well please .asoF nae with sail
r s,,J.tf NJ DUSAHuE.
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Land Chain
F's s:,:, . atr EcN.
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NO. isO-A Double hrtek H0u.. On s.a,, ut.
'h,o'n'n. No. is-, with ten rooas Wei ,S.,,'t 'o
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Aeal asssatc aptnen.
0Eo. l.. NIcKoESc
GENERAL LAND AGryT
Fer the purchase or ssie ~ 60
Farms, improved or unimprovsS properly,
adjacent Counties. will eoIlss, "a Scott o.
taxes for non-residents- Buy ana s.m pay
Warrants orlocate the same in asv ven Ian
trict In the State. Land Gs
0fficecorner Main and sseo,.
DAVENPORT inw
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-. -. $3.50
splenaia Farm for Sale.
A Good Dwelling Wanted.

ANG Cvstsinins from d 10 10 reoms, sGaaset b
AJlween "a and 5th, Rock Island aud Ripley htreei
uood tenant aud good rent.
tsb 3 kAnS, sfEN AKT g. Higgins.
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FAFkH ELUWENS.
MATERIAL Tor PAPER FLOW ERS, IHelgd.ng
wi Tissue psper. ass rtsd coIou;-Ca rinlne, blae
ana sEriegsIed papers, stanens, Les'c- Grass. afs,
WAY DC. sc. Also, boxes OF materials, put up Will
lul. Ut OF arc.se for making large ooqrr;s
Re, DC. 81
The EOlCN Book Rooms!
No u Brady ST., Rear lhv Post ofiee
= mo ?5if Eli ADAMS q "
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y" lss--A Double Frame tiaa.. en- ,s....
fhIs aHd Scott sIfesI,-ihirIy feet .uu., 10 ',tstr
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I. AND OFFICEl

J W STEWART,
Aiornc, aud tounselior az ia".
lXStEfN, l. AGENT,
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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-08-09
Masonic Cave Water Works.

A PRIVATE ENTERPRISE But ftBLio De-, bee n,
ID F. GEORGE would respectfully morn morn ia
ID. citizens of Volcano that having pnIGilase.
Alpha Water Works together with the hil' 2usdI nd
that they can now be abundantly, satisae1V, "a.
unfailingly supplied with pure limped sP'iDs
ter from the celebrated -,
"OLD .MaSO.NYC C.4VE SPhi,u
as also from the ALPHA WATER "oAA' =
the FAMOUS HILLS SPRING. % .o,sk
To those acquainted, it is unnecessary 7, atbe, h
of the superiority of these springs over W. M Sier,
this vicinity for all domestic purpose Wv
Nevada's produce no purer or better, b,. been
This enterprise was commenced ana =, nropsriy
finished with view to the protection -. " rpomors
from the rayages of fire, as well as ior VIC + re-
and conveniences of domestic purpose' !, or uot
mains with those interested to encourass vorI Il
The whole mechanism is as well done as ~! ov oIha
the same extent and character In TINS or ' and VII
country The plumbing work has oes" ,Ss Sa.
be done by one of the best mechanics ~ ths
tariff of prices to meet as near a. ha. bets
exegencies of this particular buslnysS - made
adopted. and no material change VIII " enno0rg- %
tender thanks to my patrons for w9a' S rbo nsy
ment have received, and Inform lnos, ,;on On iis
wish to become so, or who wish iniofllaIh.S hs essg
subject that they can be accommodate na.,iltet ~
upon Il. r. uEoh"--' ism
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