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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

Thursday, october Q, 1886, will be oaT opealng
day for The exhibition of RICH SILK AND STRAW
MILLINERY. Atwhioh time We ~enid be pleased
10 see our friends and all Who will favor Us with
sheir patronage. WM. d. NICHOLS,
pANenn mort oet l Corner OF Third mi nsady Sic.
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For Sale,

\ excellent stand for Tavern on the Dubpgn,.
rosd, lew rods north OF the corporate limit. of
davenport together with Nine Acre. AZ
land, three ofwhlch Is uader cultivation AM ~
rounasd bya good fence, with running water on il.
tset square, with good dry cellar a iatss s'.h,.
ana hsFsf falling we'll OF water; tho buildings are
new anu nave never been occupied. The above i,
iuss sueh place as Is needed for tho accommodn.
non OF farmers, travellers aud droyers. FDT fuf.
thor particulars enquire Of
OctI '' ''''I " ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

lyi-~A cheap iag Of leo sa the Titsg road yssf az
Hickory Grove, 100 of ggoi tand and 90
.a'a van stream 81 WsIel running through h. pgiss
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Our g9od7were purchased az the New York Auction
Rooms cheap and wlii b. sold cheaper Iban az bsftrn
offered In Davenport. Ono price cash tore srr ~
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No 1t5--A farm 81 ninety grIgs Oh tLc Ntissisiri r
GA the line between scott AMI Mustat.ae CoUutic-
-trt defiance below Capt Dcs4 line stock farm me,
40 pei f''.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

49, splendid farm OF saU lu FleAsaat ya'lv
al under fence, Two god frsIaa house, orchard garden
80 acres clover and timothy. there no ares u bs
harvested ms year t5r! miles north sasf nom Davenport
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shos5E4
k'Oh sALtg-lho best stand in Scott county for "A
Tavern IA haysVille On the Upton Road aud
near hiekorJ Grove. The impf0y lnentafe Frame
iou'e ci ElSht hJoms, Kitchen aud cellar a largt
BaTn with rooia for lhirty Horses two wells win
ebAin pnmp, This property affords an excellent on
Poftuhity Iof engRgn, In a profitable busnUHs with
small csPiai-appiyt 10
NICHOLS, IsBELL & co.
Davenport, sePtf, is56--tf
Al Ezcolient Opportunity to Engage liz
Hotel Keeping.
rae AutheriI.af o. cell tho good viii Furniture
shd Lease oil hotsl now doug Iarse resPsstaUs
aud profitable business. Apply 70
-. NlckoLLs, I9BELL q CO.,
"P" VI pam street, near seesad, Davenport,
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No. i09-A farm Of 100 ecres Ia see. IS and 80 I so
~ r ~ acres under cultivation, II good stream o
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Upiunroyet Lauds


~ SCOTT COUNTY.
Nc. lle--S y W See % 7 % RI l60 acres,
''""'
n, u--NisEF 5. and : D., n 4 4 s-- 4, 4 - r o.
'.' ".f'' t''' 10 i'' 'S-.
y. sg--ErI : 81 L and s. " n 6 n II snssFLL
No. aJ-Ths F = itss "I+ SscsT7sSR ESQ
\, s,--n.Ert. s.sgTigNEqE1so.r
70 .@-lLo /" " = soc ~ - ~ l. ioo %7f''.-
' he 80 targe tract, are h,,qoq .n,tet an III.
itsryai roiis- front davenport
So. a7 Tie w Of The " Z Of ssel0I TsHR E
Id asres. &mf'7 nom Davenport price $50 yer acre,
No y1-T.s Il a o. las J, y o. Nee q 7 .o 4
- % +,,,' Su 'He ''' f'"s
f''I'' "''''
ios-l ID serssvery ehoies land At 80 per acre.
an. X. IL, II N. loo acres, near Thorn,s Muls
Esryl0s lfappiied for soon price ITO per acre.
~" - -
SHELBY COUNTY,
itfa-E n W see IL I ~ X 20 W 100 acres,
ISKEOkuK COUNTY.
No. il--S L . aud \ W ofsee : T - II ~ " SEC
~. =, eu,..rIvIo,.. % =, v,,,,oo
No. 4i-A " sh1 " OF sec Q - II IL "liso
\, as " frac, OF seed n ?6R 10 " It1 ar5a.
rhees i,b0Fer acre.
- u 800 ac'es' "'h'e'.
~. o,,,,,,5I.,, ,,,,r,,,,,,
acres, $40 per acre.
No. 47-NEt OF see gs TSP ReW leo aers,-
i, yic. 1 n9o dollar.
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NO. l31.--A farm Of le2 acres, IN see 10 Ta4R5E,
- acres good timber, 80 acres, in cultivation, log
Dwellings, rooms, log stable, ctib and well a5OVI
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is5-A farm !. tuiles nOul PriugStgn u AIS acre.
"a Hcfes TIMBER, lsp nader under cultivation astrazI
water running through H. al Ut, halt Of I0a rt 60
house @! s,s rooms TFFa 10
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No. ll3.--A beautiful spot near the new Cemstsyv
a0aeres, good frame House, 10 rooms, well, and
stream Of waer running through. Prieo sIGO pracre
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"-io'9 block los, On BRADY street. ,5uu.
$50 each st7u0 "4''"'hi '5&
~, ~ nsst W lesi OF loi block 4, Front strse,
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Quite equal 20 Punch hnckefbl' ker
II APPLETON d Co., Nos. 346 and 349
~. Broadway, have inst putlished
PHQCNIXIANA;

X Il
Vol LIMO, cloth. with Portrait Of the Author. 81
Tbs volume uuqueouaby e1oels any book Of humor that
has ever been published m America and as proof u me ia
the opinions cf some Of tie Leading and induenI
Of the country nearly Oh ct whom have pronounced
John PhUrix Tie Great VI. OF the Age
From The Ulca Herald
Tese skctches ar chsrscerizsd BY lruch humo AMI will
he found highly entertaining The illustrators especially the
froutisIiece ore worthy Of Crusshsnk'
From The Boston Evening Traveller.
The volume will make the most serious reader 'haSe h
sdss uirhf deneaOI Of character and Sketches u
eyeIts' ~ -r,,
These Sketches are essentially IN Puuchs venore -
than any other American wiring acquainted With
Tic Lectures Astronomy, TIE Review OF the New siusca
SYMPHONY and other thngs are equal 70 anythhg we
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These collection Of humorous sketches' wen eac
lated tickle the fancy Of the hume oring portion OF tho
human From The NewOresns Delta
who ia John PhoniX We surmi.e LAT he !. repro
or Ian d. or other master # English buresqie
We advise all who Ike fresh ID genuine Iunoi 20 I.o
but fret Of Jo Phrax, ho has originated school
OF the LvEerboiical and burlesque.'
From Tho Southern Literary Messenger.
very dangerous be generally circulated inas
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end have such pofoca'e OF explosive Enrth III
this day and generation John PhGlN i the very genus
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mind constitution who desire to be amused but
From The Baton Rouge Comet
fig Fern Leaves by the SIDE OF the book OF Joh
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John Pi1niX besides being sars is philosopher hls
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into the great oviaity-whch the haers' often
gcuemen of the Peace Society and gentlemen of the Wa De
nnd the odor OF the battle aar Of meet
and decepons they have each Praeced rcluous world
n the masquerade OF humanity
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Lice OF 4 PAST


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AT Meeting Of the Rector surviving Warden and VesTy
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Wed' has pleased Almighty God IN I lie vic rT2y
HENRY DRAYTON; we, the Rector surviving Warden and
Vesrynon the Church Of the Holy Trinity City OF Hudson
assembled record Of his virtues and 10 offer
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RoIed That his decesse the Church OF the Holy Trinity
(which he Of the founders and earnest and con
9tistent men. Der, has been greatly bereaved. .
Rstd That having been instrumental IN ESTABLISHING me
Epeops Church in this city FIVE and having during
la period the Office Of Netrynan Warden, he has
ZEN Of great personal worth and usefulness N the
omptude zeal and fidelity with which the duties thus de-
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Raoired That while in due submission 70 the NJ OF an
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.

TOR SALE-The HORSES, CARRIAGES,
i HARNESS SLEIGH ROBES, &c, 4 Private >tAo.s'
No We. tbst are now offered for SALE, and Is an excel
Lent opportunity for ay family stock iher stable wa e'ey
necessary in perfect order low price For parc aaf' "
qune Of COACHMAN AZ the stable.
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MUCILAGE, in new and convenient Bottles,
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INKS al their varieties Sealing Wax Wsfer AucIase ke
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Cbantes for Business Ellen.


A RARE CHANCE.-A convenient TANNERY
"a fr SALE with neyerisil.ng Wafer power and BARK
in abundance Terms easy. Address Box g. Canton ~ l.
Tor SALE-TwO Of the Oldest STANDS "a
IL FULTON MARKET, Nos G md 81: have been coed BY
the for selling PoTk and Beef The
for selling the owner sonE retire the country Also,
70 LET orLEAsE, his DWELLING and PACKING HoUs z,
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he et togethsr or separate Apply TIE PreDss sos ~
sIs ~ tiyBs'en-st ,G 10 JtI Btvery.
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BOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTs.-Pleassnt
6ouses ano farms h)anieo.
COUYTRY Observation-Disclosures TO RE,

COUNTRY RESIDENCE-Wan TO RENT,
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year, ii suited PLACE within hour and half by Rail-
road Boat from 10 20 - ecrc with modern built dwelling
ell the outbudings shade Fruit and Shubbery and
the In fact beautiful place sought for, vhefs
one the pleasures Of county life with eay access
70 the cty tor purposes business Address with all pareu
ss location and loves, purchase price 70 w. No fot
East ilth e.. Stw.YCTk.
NyANTED-A smaA FARM Of LAND; must be
w zood and location healthy with comfortable Dwelling
snd out buildings convenient the city BY railroad steam
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IF SANTTE AUBERT, a eOlored oman orgi
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or her Children, ADELE AUBERr, JEAN or JuANlsOo
AUBERT, FANNY AUBERT, All formerly OF Msnnsss,
undersigned, they VIII hear of SOMEThlNo
no THEIR ADVANTAGE. WILLIAM &. Russell,
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This domestic legend founded upon scua events OF
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testimony before Of Justice Very terrible, indeed Was
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safe business firmly established and without ri.A eins en-
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abou; S0 good business anisd 20 tske ei'os 40
outdoor oce OF the business with cash espia o fVul
tlocoo to $500 The busuess VIII pay shout SLOW POI
snuu ard capable much increase There no eompeu.son-
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system OF adv ertsing adopted atV PALMEWs AGENCi
lie explains ntegby both the principle and practical opera
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DATENT RIGHT.-For sALE-The Patent

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oriv one non il Is adapted planning every kind Of
Ihr Plane easy introduced Ia many places
ia Ohio ard Pennylvaria and fail 20 be introduced In
every os shop IL usefulness b tested by every mechanic
Fo rtLer particulars the Planes aud Patent hsht apply
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