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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

1t is estimated, on reliable data, that the
present population Of Texas is 7as,75s, be.
ing three times the aggregate Of the popu!a-
ton in 1850. This increase is scarcely, il
at all exceeded by that of any State OF Ter
rtory in the Union. II has been greatly
owing to the very large number Of Ger
mans who have settled in Texas, but We
have noticed lately that negotiations we're
in progress for the removal OF many OF these
to the contiguous provinces of Mexico. The
Mexican authorities offer exceedingly favor
able terms, ana it is thought that extensive
German colonies will be established under
them
The principal objection to such plan IS
the unsettled nature ofthe Mexican govern
ment A state OF revolution appears To be
its normal condition, and there is no GER
tsinty tina, contract made by the govern
msnt of to-day, would be in the least re-
ssrded by the government Of tomorrow II
a colony of Yankees were to get foothold
in Tamauhpss or San Luis, under con-
tract made with any existing authorities,
the probabilities are that they would main
tain their possession. but il nigh, be far
otherwise with . colony of Germans. We
should think this consideration would be
we'll weighed by the leaders of the proposed
movement, before they expose so many o.
their countrymen to the vicisstudes OF Mex
lean politics. We apPrehend they would
find Texas Know othingism less inimical
| to their prosperity. than an alliance with
the decayinp carcass OF the Mexican body
polite We think they would have many
more chances of succeeding in country
totally unsettled. for though the Mexican
| authorities might have little power or real
! inclination to advance their interests, the
different factions which alternately mIsgov-
ern that unhappy country, might De sum
Gently strong to disturb their peace or jeop-
ardize their existence
If the German population of Western
| Texas continues to increase at the ratio OF
the past two or three years, We might ex-
I
pect to see the interesting novelty OF Free
State in that section of the country. 1t 10
doubtless the apprehension of that fact
which makes Known othingism so rampant
among the slave-holding minority oil the
South, but the noisy advocates OF 'popuiar
sovereignty" could scarcely deny the ms
iority the right OF choosing and establishing
their own institutions. 1t would be beau
nful pioneer movement for a Free State,
formed in the wilds of Western Texas, to
eDtend its influence westward across New
Mexico, and northward to Kansas. How
va 5, would be the amount OF good that would
be effected by such consummation 1t
would be impossible 10 rate too highly the
praise which such an achievement would
merit. II would be one OF those victories
of pence whose glorious consequences would
far surpsss the sulphnrous sPlendors OF the
battlefield, and would be dwelt upon by fu-
tLre historians az one OF the most important
facts, that preceded and Influenced the hnal
/ establishment, in its full purity and truth
/ fitness, Of the Republic of North America.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
LADIES, C0LLEaE-

presenting this our second circular, the propri.
L etor, while expressing his gratitude for the very
LIBERAL patronage nj the past, wishes to Inform h, old
patrons and the public generally, that the fourth
quarter OF The Ladies' College Will open the 2olh
VI February with greatly increased facilities for i'm
parting instru elton in all the solid we'll
tai branches female education. II has been al
IRON the beginning to give more complete and thor.
onghy practical Of study than has yet been Civ
BY any institution 81 the West To accom plish this.
no expense has been spared in securing competent
numbel OF we'll (eaueatsd and Practical teachers
Arrangements have been made to the services
OF three teachers In addition 10 those aiready
employed, and with this new accession OF literally
educated and practical teachers 10 our numbers
have hesitation IN saying thstths course ofnstruc
ton which 10 here given Is on ample scale and
cry way calculated to meet the demands If the age
and spirit oftks times The location Of tho College
In point ofbeaay and healhfulness is unsurpassed,
being situated upon elevation which overiooks the
cities Of Davenport and Rock Island, and commands
delightful view of the Mississippi river for miles
above and below. Ladies from q distance be &C.
eommodsted ia the College Buildings viii and
board, and an omnibus viii run regularly between
davenport and the College for the CONVENE OF
scholars. There viii be cation till sfter the
of two al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
ARGYLE COTTAGE"
Beautiful Home IN Rant

'INHE undersigned will cent for one year 10 ten his
i late beautiful home Argyle Cottage and appe MI.
ayes adjoining tho city OF lie Claire.
This place comprises dwelling, 6 rooms smoA
house stsUie Orchard OF 2uu bearing fruit trees. and
vs. acres woodland pasture.
None need apply who have large family OF little
children 4. {. RAIDS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
LANDS and LOTS FOR SALE
UNIMPROvED LAND FOR SALE.

ia ACRES nnimproyed land Tor sale near Ful.
lou ton, mile from I'd railroad station, being
West Of Sonth 20 and Northeast of Sec. ~, 70
lie Also
400 Hue Grass AT 5000 per acre timber on
part miles from the ses md near good mills and
stoaecosi. good span OF work horses taken Ia part
pay. Terms literal. Applyto
degIT RAIDS STEWART
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Islands

No. fus-hp lsland between Davenport sHi Le
Claire, toeeths with The shore the land, The
whole containing " Geres, making tine water po~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

No. S"3.-ARolher and larger Island above Prince
ton, eontai uiag IC0 acres covered with Timber Al
excellent chance Tor wood dealers. The wood car
De and brought Davenport for three doIar. pei
cord.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
TWIN CITY BOOK STORE,
And News Depot
r E M OV E d.

To The South Side Of Second ST., doors X. of Main,
OPPOSITE THE LECLAIhE HOUSE.
THE Subscribers having purchased the interest Of
Mr.. F. Il. WARREN In the sbovs concern. an
10 tn. public aud the Of the world
have made large ad dions ts their stock and inte nd
keeping hand, Standard Works, Elegantly Illus
trated Books, Cheap Publications.
Magazines and Newspaper,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Stationery, Choice Fancy Goods,
Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer and Note Books,
GIFT BOOKS,
ron MonAes, Visiting Cards, Pictures, Autographs,
Gold Pens,
Together With all the variety Of small articles usually
found In a Book Store which will be sold low Tor
Cash.
A Large Assortment Of VALENTINES
NEW YORK DAILlEs,
CINCINNATI do
CHICAGO dc
Received Every hyeBink.
Davenport, Feb. IL du J. GlLLETI 4 DO,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor 1T Law,
GENERAL LAND AGENT, AND RIAL ESTATE
BROKER
Post ONCE Building Brady Street
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Collections promptly ate nded 10 In all parts OF the
Sister Land entered and ~arra located In all Land
Districts of the State Money Invested and Taxes paid
i,r non- residents; Money Loaned on unencambcred
Real Is ate rity; Farms Houses and Lots leased
R.al Estate OF all Kinds boaghta cold on Commis
sion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

For Lease.
A suS Ben VI lots situated in various paris Of u e
~ Sly for lsGss for term Of yssrs; spdly to
July 10, GEO. L. DAVENPORT
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PL u 8 III CT 3,
Fur Caps,

WINTER GLOVES AND EUks.
Or ii kinds selling very cheap ON Brady, between
Front and Second Streets. Now Is The time TO ouy
i,bi As. ASTON y CO:
Dyes Bank Note
PLATE DELINEAToR; PRICE, % 90.
"A gsnuine Notes Of every denomination; ian es-
ceilent spurious and altered Bill Deteetor, one
copy Of Dyes Bank Mirror, semi monthly, for one
year and copy OF tue rlaIe Delineator for - al
The iowa Book Rooms,
No. SO Brady Street. near the Post Once
2mss.tf ELI ADAMS d co
PROSPECTUS
TWIN CITIES DIRECTORY,
Including the Cities Of Davenport and Rock
Island. and the Villages OF Moline and
East Davenport.
t. sAs P4sas efthsss Citiss smd H.!!aSss:
rlNHk nde rsixped would respectfully inform you
that they propose iss uing, about the nrsi day OF
May next, Directory oil these places, In continaa
ton OF the volumes issasd iast year, BY MI Nm >.
spencer.
The design oI publishing thsss volumes 10 ons
eook 10 TO afford to purchasers an opportunity ofoo
tsiuing information About 81 tue localities, without
The incopv spiepce OF being obliged 10 consult two
books for that purpose 81 the prize ofons book u
viii sss allow the businsss men of each place an op
por.unity ofsiviny their advertisements more gsu-
srsi circulation.
one volume Of each Directory has been before the
psblie year, and We think they have given very
general sstisfsetion. We Intend that the proposed
volume shall be i'm proveme nj on that book land
H necessary that should be IN order 10 keep pace
with The contiuusi prog ress Of our locality.
fhe book viii be q neas lSmo. OF $50 pages, II
will contain, besidss the usual list Of names yaiua
bic statistical and other information.
There will also be large space devoted TO the ad
refreshments ef The business me1 ofthe places.
The price Of the book will BE- 81 per copy Part of
edition will be issled 10 paper covers Tor The
parpess of mailing.
Rates Of Advertising:
One Page, with ssPy ofths Book $40 90
half Page, W
Quarter Page, a. = ~
Eighth Page, - w
0ne Page, inss RED snoAx tie names, Is "
IAN greater space " be charged according 10
agreement.
Each Advertiser lie entitled TO one copy oil ihe
book FLEMING n fOkRhf.
Fet6-dWtf Successors TO VIM ). Spencer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
by EXPRESS.

IUSI received, large sssOrtiaens oil sh'et Sp"s''
81 aud Forks, made expressly ior shi' ihaiAss - =,
Iain sIys,t ALFRkD {. BILLIONS
dec ~ -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
HoIIoway's Medicines.


M 4 are agents for the sale OF the above e.t.hrs
Ied Medicines, Pills and Ointment ip mi,
ana would say 10 any needing Medicines of The
hu 10 can and give III trial, as they are having
Inc greatest success OF any Patent Medicin In ~.
Feb AItpgnx - ~ N !. ~ " use'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
For Sale by the Undersigned.

| Oh ala block ~ Ia The town OF Walcoit (near tle
Depot) Also, sot III In ''Hawiey's Out Lots, sal,
ioirentains seres and 10 situated about irlee mile
east VI davenport, ON the river opposite Moline Ills
being upon the BLUM, and III 3 nding a nne view o.
Moline, the Island, and laage portion OF Davsnp-r
aud Rock Island Hiss very desirable site for resi-
Jence. l. w GIJIrEAI
sept ii-du In Whitaker IL l;r.at. oa,a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

No. 203 An Out Lot oi2o acre. lying between ID,
North Corporation line and Duck Greek, price les
per acre on reasonable time, and viii he sold ia
| vf more yIeeex
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
Land Olice Removed

YyADS X STEWART have removed their Office 10
EILe Claire's new Block on Brady Street over the
Post Office, and opposite the "Gazetle" Countln2
30, Jsn ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head limited be special notices
viii DO Inserted At 10 cents per tine ssch inssr'ior
or SO cts per week.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
Lots In North psysr port

Lots In North Davenport
have fonr beautiful Dwelling Houses Ia SOflii
Davenport froGting on Locust street, one Of which
has Ten acres of ground with It, and oIhers win one
IT more lots.
Also a number OF uuinproyed Lot. In Sosl's As
lnlosL's, LAmbrneis, FeafiHg'r and slayIaak-f /,
subdiNisoa vi lots, EIae as low as $50 each.
Lots In East Davenport
have several unimproys lots In Easl Day en- port.
some Of iheH beautifully situated on the Blun oIsT
we'll adapted Tor business purposes
-ALsO-
River Loi OF 40 feet Oh tke river BY 2tD fuer,
upon which there 10 an excellent Quarry ith per
petuai Lame hiln sd Lime boss -, which IN maxi
lvo bn shells Ut lime day. Al excellent location
Tor u FioariBg Mil.
inAddilon to the above, the subscriber has largs
amount OF uniniproSe ed land In Scott, MuseAliBe Gin
tSn, Cedar, Jones, Johnson, Iowa, Poweshivk, Jas.
per, hefrLl-i, ama and Benton Counties. For anN
'Gt0nnHiun T-sleoiins the foregoing property, ~ ~
Ia GEU. l.. NiCkOLLS,
Raai Estate Agent
dee IS Corner OF second q Mai .Ir,,.
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Lola to Lease for q term OF years.

ihase sessrai beautiful Lots al different parts 81
ths eity Tor ten, nitsen and tseAty years.
Alec Lots nj Fave LrGr Tic city on u lua.e OF
Ten or issBty yesrs upon reasonable Isnss " ,th n
night 10 purchase.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

Or II kinds selling very cheap ON Brady, between
Front and Second Streets. Now Is the time TO buy
IL gu want 6atgain. -
aJSIuN ~ ".
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

No, 49, a Two story Frame House on lie NORTH
East corner OIL Gaines and Fourth streets, EoaI
rooms, hall and Teller Well " soiI water Lola
ieet -qiiEfe.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
A Good Dwelling Wanted.

hNk containing from to 10 rooms, siiastec be
NItween I'd and 9Th, Rock Island and Ripley Streets
Good tcnant and good rent.
feb 3 RAUS, STEWART HIGGINS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

No ls-t--A Double Frame House on The cothe
Ftuh aud scoIt street. -tLlrtyfe square, ~ no
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

No. ls0.--A House and Lot on East side OF Rip,%
street, tetw cen Seco1d and Front streets. Lot =
-. Hailding aud fsnee all IN good order
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

No sol Store Room With dwelling attached 10
lease iof years, ground rent only sss per annum
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
THE GOLDEN CALF

S we expect 10 go East On the LIST OF NJ arch, We
n hope our customers will lie on hand. You know
can't go without money.
FEB is.dSu WIN u. HARRIS
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No lG+. A good Brick House on third ST., uAe d.
eel Of Scott ST, II stories, 3dN3O, srooms, kit
enc cellar and well
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I4I7 ? = sIF' u Ut HIN I4tIft-IlFls
Nod fiunE lnspeetpr nf fnliaairlI. J

4ttAd tlpnf inspector VI Philadelphia
bertby certify tIat Tor the last fJuF sseks have had
M operation oue II K. ). 81. Clarks Patent Elonring
Hlls have agn running II average o: fromaght
W twelve hours aut stopping and should do forty
eight hy4Ts II r., F,. IL lIFes every saiist..fau thai
uc eau .,.k tIgk IL is certain snperse,le all
5lA methods II sstiug. have besf ia the milling Bis
arsso7 hitsea rEs, aud set say truly that have
veT sen anything 81 tho Find near perfection. lyr
i-bur Chester CGuty, Pc two Iaies from Parkers
Hdrg where run dsily aIA y customers viii testify
tia fssltactioa atheir unF sad bran nave travelled
thrugh nins OF tho Western etst7, n4d # saperssdss
.8y thing have gver saen.
PRESTON WfCKERSTiAAI, Merchant Miller.
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CdEE6E.
Hams.

SUPEkloR Cheese and prne Leaf Lard 10 Can
y al The Haskeye Store.
aPIi7- JACOB WEAVER, Jr., SEQ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
;. seasoned FLOORING
I'm q 4.ss... - z I
SEASONED LUMBER
! 10 g. -Ip,a5 IrI- .-"-'1A''N -,
SHINGLES
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS
iath, shingles, dc.
1.-THE OLD sIEAA MILL Still .rr..

"THE OLD sIEAA MILL Srgif ~,
SofRf 70 say 20 Jnrnuusrrgs. ....,.
AIeahheRsa, tftsa tHca an f,s 4tef. .asts
tiee aa SI o1.s l9 oa aaad some o w s ss
ipoosl lci sgoh small ,tock o, ss,,, -'l' or o.
Customer, Wi uotaiDN - ta st,v ~ 'as a3I
goaia n % /" or soy,utu fssi On zsft VA gtA #
s5ta ,i san so 90 ,e% q s o. a a
az stoes aceumulat.s slos jy,l ~ proportion; IT..
however 'hEi we Gao Ill at uossauy b.ip i'H
,a House, Store or Barr 0"'''' '"
Olf taA saPrly Of LOGS il now 60
eEmeut e0mPlete. '1' 90 Keep or 4,
fast i1yofs gratefully lsaaCwlsss.4
snpu s8Il aitrI. 'S SrN--G rsGI.Z.
SsUtlHaF "a ~,
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NEW STORE

ri. ah''el5lSAtd ID now tyloy he ana o.,
ingin rart iollaRv. ''''''s groceries, Gems.
y. ~ ,; w. EeichcF's Syrup u1fa.-.. q, -. -, d.
, u,Fs,l ana CrazLa, susars No w. q GlsTael
woos%n IAN and S' Wf Rio and Java Co ps aSss'
r aad TiaT tiT are Dried Apples and P.-ss.
F,i+.L f-., d. Also.
i r.' aBs Spsass as shorsl Hsss Raj.
shSh su 3stof I5 n s'9s Snad Family S, orS Sa
'asaps.t poEt forget Ehepasc Vs. w. a. sat9p As N
ApFi lUd~-fi
IAEAIELE & mn
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BANK NOTE EEaRAV
AVERY, UPHAM & CO.
Wholesale droeegs and

SONkhtSSASy Ak AAet sht4N -
No. I6 south " alter street,
Near tae Illinois Central pePptN
CHICAGO, ILLS
nFFER for sale large asd we'll selected stock OF
" Groceries, conAsang in part OF tue toiioW-' :
49, hhds. n. o. sugar eommoa 10 prime.
So bills. Refined sad Clarified ditto.
10 - n. u. ard West lads Molasses,
1000 paesageS en5lce Greeu and Black Teas.
SIC baes gio, ia aaica, Java and N ocaa ~ouee.
80 bats and hai oats choice brands plug tobacco
600 bhis. prime loose Smoking fooacco.
go gross Paper, Tn foil, sni yellow Bank chewing
$40 5,~rs Bar SOAP. asserted orsuas. lido.
SO :. Pressed faitow, sieariRe, star q sperm
$40 :, No. . a seated nsrring, tCAntles.
1850 DRAINS choice niene Figs
500 BOXES " X. HEisIast prime fruit,
Iagssher all the other srtclss 1suails Eep! In a
ON ple,e si0ck VI fr cries .s ean assure GU
fEieads ana the paolic generally tasi We are deter
mined not TO be underod by any other house In ina
marzet-
From the fact Of our having unusual IAcliitIes 10
pul CHASING goods sdysntaysoassy, Se are abundant
/, able 70 redeem all our pledges.
an "a d-srn AVERY, uPHaM q CO.
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Hm Baker, Cafisi.Era, e.
baysi L.asTe, Lebanon c., "a.
a1m5e iistAs!d, Philadelphia.
IL. I0Frfy, Philadelphia.
.Jal1- : I,..gS. Wilmington. De-
JoshGl E.zll, BstyD BoigS. La.
Th0na- Beaver, Fhtlsislptia,
Df KCf-i Blei.s %, 70,
Augustus Linn, CdgTuEey O., o
u BrUuauei, hsysrills Nv
Brabriei Beer, Lancaster %, Pc
Herman c GaisS, Philadeiphia
$50 ~ Utt, wyoming %, PJ
Som MsEsy, iiarrisJsIrg, Pa
Efrnuhd BsyeTR, Brooklyn, y y
EA Tsscbsf, aalsn, ArkAusas
JaIDs S EFHge, Macon r. Va
" Bo8l. CiaJhsld Go,
Bgnl EiDoads, Butler D
Mr. Kirk, bisyp.is, Ky
~ s noble, Chicago, II
IA l. RIDE, s.huyikilI G., Pa
G a Aiason, Philadelphia
David Clara, hlAysst1s, Ks
) d KiageF, Alexandra, Va
T. 8 Hart. Evansville, Iud
Joseph Petit. Salrm 10, n J
1T ToFrsy. Upper Sandnshy, o
JaeUh Leonard, Philadelphia
v G G3ipinl Wilmington, Del
g moIDtTs Northampton Go Pa
J Il Platter, Wilmington, De-
GH sohas0n, Potter 20, pa
Mp McEwep, PhilAdslphia
Morton Pool, Wilmington, Dal
w W Esmsr q Co, Cineilnsu
Miller, Head Flour Insps, Phiia
Jafnss W kjnDri, rrsbis CO, o
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4 LarEeepiicctoa on hand anSNaw sIusicreseIveI
- RssOoH 40 publ aohgd as
No lie Claire Row. CAN
WE best PldHu forte asfrgCfOriE tBg world E.cl
L atd'an'S modern scho9iiDT Piano FGgtsb can q
found OF No lie l.Fte Kew. 4 a. "a
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WHoLEsALY AND RETAIL.

THE subscriber mas received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
OF goods OF ait octoTptonsiu CON mon use
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hsts and Caps,
Glassware Ggeensware, Bunaio hobos,
Groceries, Dfied Fruit, Cotton arp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cut Window glsA.
G.a.T.i.d kanawba salt Hardware,
Nsi'sand EiliSaws, Iron, aisin ds, steel assorted
Casting, Nails, all zinds, Grindstones,
WodeBwsra, Live Geese feathers, PitchSl Oakum,
Cole aud Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow BASKETS, PaiDtssnd Oils, Dye sturs, &
which will be scid al small ads for Cash. AS
intend keefing everything Ia mon use, persons
wanting several articles obtai them on Front =,
AZ the Brick Storooppoatsthe Mills davenport iows
JHneC, Is5J Al ROWLING
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IOWA sOAP WORKS
LET THOSE THAT SHAKE. SHAKE
NO MORE.
- J)IS. -BOD4%BY,S
FEVER AND AdUE BALSAM,

TNHiS medicine, Tor al feyefs OF m iniarmitle
i character, Feysrand Axnc, Chill Peyef, Romiste
tonic for nssitds IL covering from protractt
intsrmttens, Is the best remedy ever offered 70 Il
public. fhis IN patent GsStrs, bnt is only Offer,
q pusilc remedy because OF ths constant damal
have had for IL IN my private practice for a uumb
OF years u ~ used by the most em uent physician
oltae Eastern Statss as superiorto all other remed
for tho above diseases. II Is purely vegetable cor
pound, aud may hs given 70 both old and yonng wi
perfect safety. ltises tone agd action TO the hO
system and actsss powerful tonic. l have used
with almost perfect sncecssin my practice for nui
Der OF years, aud now Offer IL as public remedy,
kGawingits value, can but believe that IL will I
appreciated aud used.
Sold wholesale aud retail by Z. 7. Webb & O.
Davenpors, Drs. Bodiey d. Allen, PrInoeton, Iliinc
aud J. y. Hayes 4 Co., Rock Island. nov Cody
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
Storage, Forwarding & Commission


In ibis branch Of The trade, we aro pre- AIRED 10 do
large amount OF business. Merchants and others
making Consignment 70 louse, may rest as r.
cd Of tbs utmost adsllty part 10 Their Inter
ests, and that thsir eonsignments shall receive proM
sttention IN sales ma returns.
N. Satisfactory reference given Ia sil csses,
aud with pleasure
Nav 3dwu RYAN & MCCAIN,
TOFfkKs--75 Bags Rio, Lsguaro Java, Marneaibo
~ and Havana Golfer, selected expressly for re-
failing.
sUGAgS--Si Ebls white aud yellow refined Sugars
embracing Coffee a, o & G, crashed, powdered and
grsnuisted; also refined MALE Sugar. These su
CARS are all ofthe best quality.
New TEAS-I31 Chests half chests, ar Boxes and
raddies Of al sGes and descriptions OF late iinporta
tons, bracng ofths highest aud finest grades
of the celebrated "Mayuue" and "Pidg Soocy'
growtas. These Green and Black Teasare decidedly
as nnc and curious eacps "a ever crossed she hs's
ard sc recommend our oolongs Pou
,aogss, Somebody's, Gunpowden, llnpertais aad
Young Hysons, far superior In fragrance and MAKE
selected especially for Family uss aud are less Ia
price; We can Will confidence invite examination and
trial
RAIsIss--s0 Boxes, halves and qusrters;-also
Valencia Ralsius;
PLUMs- S Bbls pisted and implied;
PEACHES--5 10 pared Cnrrauts, Dates, Figs, and
many other Fruits, dried ad preserved.
SOAPS palm, Cattle, Shaving, German and
Chemical Efasiye &C, &C; s1gethef with large FaTi
ETY. OF BASKETS, INFLOW, Rattan and splint, Wooden
ware, sesegs OF Nails Bbls Fish, Yaeke rei White
Wheat Sacks and many yihsr artlcies--ail for sale
cheap and WAfTE led 10 give satisfaction.
JAcoB wRAFkH, Jr, & CO,
June l0cR.f fiawkeye Store.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
An AuY1ycAN INVENTION!
THE GREATEST OF THE AGE

IT'S great iilty. sliii-
L pilciiy, ehcapness Of
price and adaptation u
hc wants oisli classes
oil the con IN u NIL y
.trongis recommend Il
al every State IN the
llnIon, ALPHABETICALLY
Is s,.bslantiNied b, the