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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
no lss FIRE, rate iwo.,ory brick house, iorccm.
L. fulions addition splondid view, Sc, 5sxi5o
No Id Fine two story brick ho.se, 7 rooms, &C.
Oh Front street block Fnitons addition lot SoxIL0
view ~ river, &C, YER, extensive. frice, tA,coo
No ! Lot 2. block Q, seziso, on Third street, good
house, four rooms, eistern, &C
No. isi Lo,s block ~ soxsoo, good frame housr
No iss Lot ., block ~, sorioo cxceilen. housc
No. iss Lotto. block "a, eoxsoo, ane Aoese.
No ias L., isaA also on Brady street, between
front and Steamboat Landing Price, $4,000
No: 90 a small house on Brady street. near
d 800 ''''
No 3oi Lot In block los, In Le Claires addition.
s"siso feet on Erady street Price, t2vCU
No 80 Lot = In block ., In MeIn,csh's addition,
e..ne oood house, new aud complete Price,
NJ q. Lot. and ., block %. corner Warren
\ essb balance three and i've years.
No gss Lot. and !, Ia block "A, corner Western
Aven.e and oh street Price, t5oo-I cash, bal.
ancr three and i've years
NO III Lease soo feet on Brady stree, mex, 10
Lainoriies Row Excellent Lots for Duiidiag Term.
very low.
M 3io 4 beautiful four arr. 10, In Elaridxe.
"'~'''0H '" i-'"A davenport lrlee. VI 10
No 27i Lot In block 1, Armirs addition, on I.o
Gust street essiso Price, ssoo
No 200 Lionsc and LOT corner Rock Islana and
lirssant sir~sts Lot L. block D. LAnsrites al dtioa
hse s"" rooins Gead well aud EASTERN FREE eisss
No - Fart lot l. 10 block o. on Perry stree,
'h"'ce building site-ooxJ Price, e3,elp
No ~. Ilous. ana lot corner Main and Locus,
s2,aS
No "a Hoase ard lot, corner Laurie aud rarnam
Hre'ts, eTh1S Gvod new cottage house i've ronus
kitchen, eistern, barn aud siabl. Priee, saaU
No rs East feet of 10, 2 In block "a. an Fourth
street. between Ferry aHd Rock Leland Price, $50
Ne. a2z Eas, - feet Il 10, y block 81. ON Yoursb
p''" go brady sad Ferry Price, t4ooo
No $40 Beautiful buildiI %, on ia,h s,rec,. he
lwcen kock island aud Iowa streets "a 10 Price
VI ,a0
NO u. i1oxiss fee, on Brady stree, In Noel. nd
diiion fricr o. sp
No "a lot D. block %, corner Second ard Iowa
| street.. Price, tssoo
No -. Lease u years, eholee 10, on Third stree,
e"rhsf rsfTS aud koek Island Iriee, ei.soo
NO 10 House and lot corner Perry and Pleasant
ste.,si IN Lanseriie addition. lrie-, o. 80 on,
fvnrh cash ~
No AS Twelve choice ten acre lots near III,
~" +s@ Two ten acre lot. Ia East Davenport.
No AZ Large so~ warehouse near depot
Ne ~ splendid location fsr warchou.. near
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

For SaLr-A farm OF SO acres, situated
In Clinton CO. one iaile Eas, OF Big RosA T. a.. ant
quarter Of mile from Rock Creek flourin. MIL =
Thirty acres are improved aud the entire farm /,
cneloaed with good icnec. The farm i won water
ed and has on Il fran hous- nearly new with eel
lar and well " line water II viii be sold with III.
crops thereon for 80 per u disposed Of soon
Enquire Of MILLS 4 DEWEY,
Nc. 8 Ho'Tiaan's Block
Or Of a. T. WRIGHT on the the premise.
Jyiif
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

Neat Ese0se NecosssS0
Bill Brokerage.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL DEVOTE
hinsself exclusively tothe sbove named bssln~.s
hieh VIII Be carried cssneesion With he Resl
Estats Agency Of Mr. j. Dial
NJ expscis by giving this branch III, undivided :,
tensIon to BE- able 10 furnish
UNUSUAL FACILITIES To LENDERS
lalBe net Of
CHOICE SECURITIES,
10th individual and Real Estaie, Aad 10
u q = q q ~ r r n
70 accommodste whom, every elIar, Vii be 49,
Corner Of second and 6vsdv 49, - ss.,r.
yIdif - Eniranes IN nrsd, SIRE,
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1.,asoSl~ r ,,s..l,e,. 1,~nnev.

SorTHHALf OF SECTION q AMI NORTH
- halt Of see -, 4 - W --es9 seres OF the
the i ~ See ~
Also W y q : W See n T ". Riw-
50 acres
y 4 \ and = W. ONE n, Sec Q
7 ~ Il Nv I'D acres
4 y D. !. Bee =. 70, X w 80 acres
-, r -, go ARE.
y T. sc q, r soRI Woo acres
r u y, " aId r n OFFS W !. ssc % 4
s9,E w Loo arfrs
Alec smaller tracts, selersei with care IA i1r sale
on Nery reasonable terms ny
iy.j COOK a aAnalxT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31
IMPROVED FARMS

IMPROVED FARMS
NO - Ligli, MAE acres N Section N r II 4
.ars iaad nos.s .oa.i well. iso ap,a ,rss. x m
sone faaffy-f"af miles FROM town rrles ESQ PEI
No ~ LsrEA section u, r. "a, II q casts,
asfts all Miaer esifisstor-goed cottage. well viii
isfm ffait trees, Ae, three miles from the clty-s
yer, choice farm Price, tie per acre
No sos beautiful ~ acre farm fan, .n,ts. ,,,,.
Davenport, 0n state koad 20 Masculine eight arr,.
oi iimeef-food house, nv. roams two w..l.--.pfia,
Price ss.eo '''''
ini'ss from The eiti Price W per acre
No "a. A .seilan of land In Morr,.,oan. III
Price, ~ PER acre -'''''
No 5es "A cholee garden tract, three mile. from
The cis consisting II eight IN hlsh stat. Il
. aaon s,od spring on the iand, ne~ h.ase ard
Wy choice farm i've miles from the city " acres
improved and the remainder nne timber and past urs
&c Pfies w per
fr n" - splendid farm oi 40 acre. 10 mile.
a.o.n the ely Oh Improved, IA. good house. baru
siahls aud other convenient impfuysu,ent- rIea,
sassk iahn,sK through the farm iso acre. 10 wheat
ir ihs purchase II choice laea ilan Price sto Ter
- y.
No III rsrf. section u, r 90 n east. 10 acre.
parity Improved water aud ilinber ~ u.iles fron,
lawn Price, w per acre
No 5la rM r. u and W \ sIs .ertlou Z n "A
east "a acres two ~ thrv. aero. m waas 49,
. ,, Isirs, sils per acre Two mile. north 81
no ~ choice farm II ~ aef.s ali fenced And
~ hsAh Aais ~ CULTIVATION good house we'll kr
evm. iFut and many shade trees on West aid. Iick
cry Grove kosa mll.s from town The aa,oluin.
W acres can be boash, cheap
No. az y NV section + - Range . e..,
\ section 9, = ~, IL = east
W = section IN. n ~ Kaaxe east
. 10 All 90 acres situated about eight mile. f,,,.
Davenport Price, vs. per acre ''''
No. sot W Of section 4. r ,sH r.., A
beautiful tract well Naiersi Price, ~ p~r acre
NJ - 1850 acres choice land :, ~ A mar -.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

SEALED PgoposaLs for the erection Of a
Second story on the Stone School House ia District
Nc. .. Davenport, Township will he received unit.
the 10th day Of August, isSs
Proposals can he made for tho entire work or for
the STONE and wood work separate aud must be leil
with W ]. Cook, nj the rfce of the County Judge
where specifications can he seen.
J =. COATES,
bssdiw Secretary District, Sc. 6
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Real &sloff.
vilssAs Asxss. 81 :. 01Ss.
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN Z CLARK,
Attsrneys { Csanselers st Law,


r IrE INSURANCE AND GENERAL LAND
IL Agents, aud Notarics Putt i,
Collections and all profcsslona business In every
part u the state entrusted 10 our care viii receive
prompt attention. Money Invested taxes paid for
non-r.sldents money loaned on unencumbercd Heal
Estate secsriiy Land Warrants bought, cold aud
located farms, houses and lots icased Real kstaie
u ali kinds bought and sold On commission.
asvER TO
Cook 3 Sargent. Davenport, lows.
Hon Thomas Aiicn. innis 20
lsueas sstnoIsds, " iouis NO.
Butler Keith & 20 ,.+..--...*.... Boston, Mao
Jss n B~ebe 3 10 ..........s.-.+... Boston, Mass
Dc Coppcs 4 Co ....... ............ New York.
Frederick MarQuaId E.q ............. New y ork
himball, Whttrtpore 4 Co, New 4 ork.
w Clark, Esq. Hartford, G..
STATE naHk.... uaftiorvt ~.
Gol H. y. Larned,. ..........w Washington, ~. T..
Z. IL Camp \ Co ...................Ci Cincinnati, o.
thinehas Allen, Jr............P tisfeld, Mass
Agricultural Hank Plitsii.ld, Mac
- "a rufpsh, sis.-.... .furtiand, ~
we invite attention to our extensive catalogue 81
Improved Farms and wild Lands, City Property
A. for aale fneslav~ss "a an ter,ns
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

DAVENPORT lcr--CoMrrrITIo DrrtsD.
The pavenpor, lee Company No /, now PIE.
pared 10 serve tho citizens II Davenport with tls
best possbe quality Of Ice guaranteeing farn,.i
our customers unu January mex, " desired Par
ties wishing supply for the entire season are eau
toned assins, contracting with those who came,
furni-h patrons through the season
!. srEINHILBER 4 CO.
Once, Second ~, opposite L. Claire House
nsays dsm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY

vs. invite attention 10 extensive catalogue 81
Improved rnrms and wild Lands, City Property,
Ae, for sale at moderate prices and on easy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

~ iou ARE SICK You MUST TAKE MEpi-
cisr For all external AID in,crnnl pain use u
Wits Pain kelever, which Is stronger asd requires
Ices TO effect cure than an, known remedy For
fever and ague take the oay safe aud harmless rem
cdy In the world, Rhodes Fever aud Aguo Cure
For all bilious complainis take the Anti Bilious
Pills. aa auxiliary TO the Cure These Remedies
DESTROY the Disease, hut never the patient
" CHAPLIN
Whoiesa,e Ast Providence, X l.
For sals hy Druggls,. generally jyiid.wa,a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

IcE-icr.-The Davenport Ice Company
are now prepared to contract Cor the delivery " L..
for the season Customers commencing tho -ea-o..
with us viii he guaranteed 10 he supplied III, Novcm.
her ID desired
Parties desiring leo through the .es-an arc eau
toned against contracting with those who do nor
supply the season through
odiee second street, opposite lie Claire House
ay5d3m PECK 4 MITCHELL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

CEDAR COUNTY
n.y. ~ - IL Township 70 Riw few miles FROM
~ ... .ss.,s = - 70 \ niw 10 acre: :,.
kssw ! . lection, g q % ss,W . acre.
" section ~ ~ n RI W. ~ acres.
years since Price, tis psr sers
No as ~ Towa.lipsi SR.w
~ ..e s% . section = = y n.w, =. - .s's.
NE \ section u, io
W 5sk section 81 10
NWs n " 4 section a. "a
Ea.erssias Y, ssre. q variety ~ well ,inbsr-d
and i from Iowa CITY W. .i oss s farm III. p,.e
sanno, be surpassed Price y per acre -
H. ~ IL Townslip ssNkiw acres
fS a... X. s.sa. p..... ...... .,.,,. -.
". per acre.
10 a. 10 Township DER2w, seres
xEtsE sss,ioaas IS" y
go acres well ws,srsd and ,iubessd on os,er
Greek, ons mile from Junction Price, y per sere
MENTION COUNTY.
No 20 Very hns tract Of 40 acres Sin miles
Forth Of Vlnton
.ou,h from vin,on wsiered and IL : aas neigh
boFhood
CLINTON COUNTY.
No asi. 30 acres excellent land q " psr acrs
ed Lands In ciintoa county. One-fourth essA. bsl.
anee Ia three and ave years
rowEsuEIE COUNTY.
NJ. as7 aQD arr~n vary ~l,oi~s rpr~sxt- "a ssnh~.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

" ssSe SO00sys
&OUTH HALF or SECTION n, 7. "a, X. /
- I'D acres This tract 10 two mil. H. W u
Walcott
4 variety o. 10 and 50 acre trac,s, come near the
raiiruad For sale by
bs5 COOK 4 SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31
Real estate.
GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
0eneeDg AGe9l Estate .5geNl

o9csA DsvapDrss Block, Main Street
AND WARRANTS BOUGHr. SOLD AND
Ioeated Unimprosed Land Fmma aud City
10OYsssy To- eaie, and Money Invested
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31
EDWARD ALDEN,
Real Estate Broker,
DEALER IN EXCHANGE.

AND
General Land, Insurance anS lnse lnl~e>ee
Agent,
Corner Main and second streets, Davenport.
HOUSES RENTED LEASES DRAWN
- Rent. Collected Taxe. faid for non rc.l.irn,.
VI the country. "s P"''
:, knehanxe tiough, and Sold. So.es Discounted d,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

VALUABLE FOR COAL AND FARMING
purpo.e. South fractional half " Sec 49,
~ X E So 10 and only 10 minutes walk from the
railroad station NJ bursntt and lying the north
and east slde- u the county rsads
NE ofsee.sT 90 RTE
& y ON W aud " w n Of 8 W. Dec I.
T y. ? J. Alec, adjoining above IA Hasc a,ne
county.
., of y. and T. y Of y n See " r. ~.
" $50 aeres Forty acres under Improvement
house orchard, sc Three never failing springs and
Ne many known coal mines
Also various 10 and 20 tracts IN scott county,
well situated Applyto
Da5 COOK a gAR0yST
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

JOHNSON COUNTY.
no ~ i2o aere. near Iowa city 20 acre. broke
No si9 LOO acres seven miles from lava ctty-
very choice
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

HEALTH DEFENDS UPON PuRE BLOOD
Thia aud aerd blood cannot seerctc healthy bile and
therefore the first thing for thosc who are dyspcptle
should hc to commence the puriiica,ion Of their
blood
Brandre'hs Pills no, only purify, but they make
the blood richer and add those principles upon whle
its power. 10 resist disease dependa N2slw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31
Mn ADVERTISEMENTS.

Clarke FyOoer sN(6lIs.
THE PATENT DEEDS FOR IONA AND
i mile furnished, on application 10
JACOB WEAVER, JR
h3o Third aud Perry II.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-27
Hn1arnnl improvements,

There is nothing more legitimately the prop
erty of the country newspaper, nor is their any
species of composition which should tend to
raise it more in the estimation of the public
than articles upon Internal improvements, or
those relative to the local interests Of the peo-
pie among whom such a journal circulates; and
Of course, such articles are always received by
US with pleasure, whether or not we agree in
their recommendations or what they advocate.
We do not wish Gas it is wrong that it should
be 500 to be thought approving or disappearing
anything that appears in communications which
We deem proper to insert in our columns.
The article in our paper below relative TO
Plaquemine and other bayous, is written by a
gentleman, an old resident, Of much experience
and public spirit, and we are sure it will be PEE
rused with interest even by those who are OPP
posed to the policy he recommends with refers
ence to those bayous. We also publish an ar
ticIe on the same subject, from the Franklin
journal, written by a gentleman who has sent
several articles upon internal Improvements to
the sam paper, and who seems to understand
his subject thoroughly.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-27
Written for the Sentinel.

Editor Southern Sentinel:
In the last number of the weekly Picayune
(l5th June, 9Th page, first column see an
article on the situation of the Ievees on Bayou
Lafourche. was astonished lin crossing the
Lafourche several times this spring, on the
cars Of the Opelousas RaiIroad) to find that
the waters were at that time within q foot or
two of the top of the ~levees, when in the Mis-
sissippi they were not within less than three
feet Of high water mark. The reason was OBJ
vious. The bed Of the stream was filling up
with deposits, and so shoal is this Bayou where
it empties into the Gulf that the little steamer
Mary Jane, some years since, had great diff
Guilty in entering its mouth from the sea al
though she drew only 90 inches water. This
proves to US that the outlet system will not
do, for on nearing the sea coast there is SO lit~
tie fall that the waters will deposit their sedi4
ment and gradually Gil up the canals or outlets,
and overflow above. Such will be the case
with the Lafourcle and Bayou Plaquemine:
and to save the plantations on the former from
annual overfiows, it will have to be closed at
its mouth; for, some thirty miles from the sea
coast up this same Lafourche there is scarcely
any more traces of a stream-all overgrOwn
and filled up. And such is becoming the case
with our own bayou; it, too, is fast closing up
below with driftwood and deposits; and in a
very few years, what was once az outlet and
drainage for all the waters from the mouth Of
the AtchafaIaya to Donald.onVilIe, will be on
ly bed Of sand and RATS, overgrown with will
State, or of bad legislation; and the fine lands
along the banks of the former stream (Atchaf-
alaya) together with the fine sugar plantations
Of Marangouin, Crosse Tete. Plaquemine and
Bayou Jacob, must Of consequence be overs
flowed. The only remedy is to close these
streams, clear out all impediments below, and
then give free vent to the waters of Red River,
through the Neutrality-suspicious. down Grand
River, and so on into the Gulf. As it is, these
two streams are nuisances TO the State, and
to the inhabitants along their banks, and a
source of continual uneasiness to all. Then,
likewise, we can build bridges wherever they
are wanting; and above all, we can have a free
and easy passage across the mouth of our Ba>
you, which is a disgrace to a civilized eommu-
nifty, especially in low water. Then let US
again petition the Legislature to close not only
this Bayou, but likewise the others.
GRAND RIVER.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-27

In this place, on Wednesday last the oath inst,
by the Rev. E. W. Larkin, at the Presbyterian
Church, Mr.. J, W. AUSTIN (of the firm of HART.
AUSTIN & Coy to Miss sAL11E E. ADAMS, eldest
daughter of the late w. c. ADAMS, of this parish,
AS we write (Thursday) we hear the whis>
tie of the Natchez, which takes them on their
happy way to the city, and thence in a steam
er for New York, the bridegroom will soon in
troduce his Southern bride to the sold folks at
home" among the green hills of Vermont.
where they will tarry for season in the enjoy.
ment, Gas we know it will be,O of the most de.
lighful period of their existence--one Of
those blissful episodes in the path of life which
occur but once. May they return healthful
and happy.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-27

TME C. of Baltimore, is informed, that
when the letter was written to him in which
We promised to insert the advertisements he
sent to US, in this weeks paper, we had not
examined them particularly. Upon subsequent
examination, we find them to be of a highly
immoral character, and unquestionabiy danger
GUS to the good order and welI-beingof socier
ty, and cannot be admitted into our paper up
on any terms. Moreover, judging from his ad-
refreshments, we consider his profession on a
par with or worse than the cut.throat, and one
which the law should lay hands upon.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-27

Embraced By a Snake.-A few days since,
says the Philadelphia Ledger, a son Of Mr.
Jacob Reinbart, about twelve years of age,
while walking along West C~onoebeague creek,
near Upton, Pa, saw a younger lad than hims
self, who had been fishing, suddenly fall backs
wards into the creek. Young Reinbart got a
pole, with which he fshed the other lad out Of
the water and landed him safely, when he
found that a black snake, about four and q
half feet long, was wrapped round the chiId's
body. His pocket knife soon freed the lad
from the snakes embrace, and The child sufs
Tered no further damage than a bath and o good
fright.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-27

Demons.-The local Reporter of the Plea
yune, of two or three days back, says that ian
affidavit was made by Lieut. Leggett, and on
it warrant was issued for the arrest of man
and his wife, who reside OH Casaealvo street.
They are accused of continually and systema'
ticaIly illtreating their idiotic daughter, a girl
about fourteen years old, allowing her to go
naked, to sleep in an alley outside of the house,
and not supplying her with a suticiency of
food"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-27
GRAND RIVER.

The States.-We were gratifed at receiving
by last mail a copy of this able and popular
journal, lately established in Washington by
]. P. HESS, one of the most accomplished and
energetic editors and publishers in the Union;
and judging from the rapid strides to popular
favor which The States has taken, we have no
doubt that it will soon rank, if it does not al
ready, as the foremost and most influential
journal at the national seat Of Government
We thank the editor for an exchange. 1t keeps
up with the progress Of the times with respect
to the speed of cur institutions, and for that
reason alone should be well patronized here as
in oil other places in the Union.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-27

Too Much Of a Good Thiqgs-The greater
part of our edition of to-day shows what is
very disagreeable to a printers eye, too much
mArgin-a waste Of blank paper-the merchant
in New Orleans having sent US the wrong size
However, we shall have use for this size OF
paper that we allude to, in a few weeks--hay4
ing determined, or being obliged to in fact, in
consequence Of increasing advertising patron
age, to make room for about FIVE more columns,
and consequently will have to enlarge, which
we shall do so soon as we receive our type,
for which the order is now on ifs way to the
Type Foundry of GEORGE BRUCE, New York.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-27
2s NEGROES CURED.

AND A COTTON CROP SAVEDH
The following unsolicited letter from a Sou.
thern gentleman and planter, is of universal
interest:
CLAYTON, Ala, March 10, 1856.
DR.. RHODES Dear Sir-In justice to you /
make this statement of facts; Your Fever and
Ague Medicine is without doubt the best article
ever put forth for the cure of that troublesome
disease. On my plantation were Twenty Eight
cases in the month Of October, mostly my cotton
pickers. / tried quinine; it had no positive effect.
[ began to despair of saving my cotton crop. My
neighbor, Mr.. John H. Miller, had tried your
medicine he told me to get it, and l Immediately
commenced using it; my hands took it without
losing a day, and got well almost with the first
dose. 1t worked like a Charm. ! never in my
life have seen anything to operate SO sanitively.
| sent to Columbus, Ga, and got a fresh supply,
and shall never be without it, if l can find it in
the country. Very Respectfully, Yours,
THOMAS EFORD.
De Wits Pain Relieuer is the only sure
cure for all external and internal pain.
w. B. CHAPLIN, General Agent, Providence,
Rhode Island.
For sale by all druggists generally. je2O-3m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-27
Corn.Meal ForararY

Where's the Corn-NIeal Cart? We hope it
hasn't stopped. Are there any SO dead to pa
Eriotism as to refuse to eat the national hoe.
cake, pone cake, johnny cake, or any other of
the ten thousand varieties into which this ma.
tive American meal can be worked and cook
ed! We hope not. Then arouse We, all-in
every hole and corner and castle Of our -four.
Ishing town-search for your purses and your
trays, and call for the aMeal Cart! p the "Meal
Cart" Let us declare, upon the sacred and
savory memory of Meal Mullins "piping hot.s
that an institution bearing within its ample boz
som SO much Of life and luxury as the Meal
Cart does, shall never be trampled upon and
sneered at, and stopped CHATS the word) BY
want of patronage from the vulgar and un.
appreciative stomachs of those who never in
their youth, when returned from school. knew
the luxury of a hoeecake, fresh from the ashes
and the shining hand Of Aunt Dinah! Stop
II! W-h-a-t!-stop the Meal Cart? Never /!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-27

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