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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

MARIETTA FA1R.-The attendance Al.
the Washington County Ohio Fair. held
!ast week. was very large. Several hua.
dreds attended from this place on Thurs,
day last. and the number presen. must
have been over eve thousand. The s1.
hibi'ion Of stock va. generally good. and
the show Of agricultural products very
hne. The receipts were about 81 SOC. 90. J;
P.Nws.l
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06
Mr.. Hunters Letter.

We publish. to-day, the letter Of Hon.
R. n. T. Hunter. in reply to one written
him by Hon. Shelton F. Leake. pro.
pounding to him certain interroga.ories.
While this letter Of Mr.. Hunter takes
NO stand against Mr.. Buchanan's admin
istrasion, it certainly lacks any expression
Of cordial friendship for il. except hope
that he may be able to sustain it in tie
main. This may. however. be required
by that " dignity" we see so much laud>
ed by some Of our contemporaries. Il
may. perhaps. be inconsistent with "dig-
nifty" to admit that any person but its
possessor can be always right. But we
are not prepared to ascribe an excessive
amount Of virtue and intelligence to an
owl on account Of its dignifed bearing.
or consider senator Hunter infallible be-
cause his dignity" will not permit him
to express desire and expectation to
support The administration without SC
many qualifications. His anteeedents dc
not t0arrant 1t.
AS friend Of the present administra-
ton. we desire to see friend OF il eIect-
ed to the U. s. Senate. We have yet
seen in it no departure from Democratic
principles. and until we do. We shall give
it our cordial support. If Mr.. Hunter
does not occupy. the same ground, we
hope some one else who does may be
elected Senator. If he does occupy the
same ground. his dignity" is no excuse
to US for not saying SO We support OF
object to man because we think hi.
views coincide with or are opposed to oul
own. and we claim the right to do sc
without mourning the charge Of being
subsidized" or knowing nothing but
what the Enquirer teaches" as an usu.
ally generous contemporary intimates is
the case with that portion OF the Demo
cratic press that is not prepared to fal
down and worship Mr.. Hunter as an i'm
maculate being, and thankfully receive
such crumbs of his opinions as he may
deign to give.
We are not one Of those who think Mr.
Hunter the only man in the State quail
fed to represent Virginia in the United
States Senate; there are a number of 9TH
crs whom we think would do quite a,
well as either he or Mr.. Wise. We I'M
derstand. however, that Mr.. Wise viii
not be candidate, and presume that Mr.
Hunter will be re.elected; though be
would not be il it required our vote. un
til we were better Satisfied Of his friend
ship for Mr.. Buchanan's administration
The maintenance Of the national Demo
cratic party is the only safeguard Of ou
Union. which is too sacred TO be made
the sport Of political factions.
AS the letter is now. and will probably
continue to be pretty thoroughly discuss
ed. we hope all will give it careful pc
rusal.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

LARGE BEEr.-We have been sent a
beet raised by J. W. Boggess. Esq. of
Lumberport. weighing 9 pounds and 9
ounces. and measuring e34 inches in cir
conference. This is beet that is hard
TO beat.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

SALT woaks.-It is stated tina. con.
pany from the Highlands Of Scotland are
about purchasing the Bulltown salt works,
IN Bra1ton county. Va. belonging to Col.
Addison M'LaughIin, with Tiew Of set
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

Egrhe German. of Virginia. propo..
70 erect a monument TO the memory Of
Baron Steuben. In North Caroliua al Of.
tort is being made TO build . monument
to General Greene.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

ouAnrERIr MEEr1so.-The first Quar-.
terly Meeting of the NJ r. Church. South.
will be held at Bridgeport on next Satur'
day and Sunday week. 14th and 18th
instants.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

HTho son of Henry s. Gum. Of Mis-. 4.
slssPpi ran of two weeks ago with his tG.f
theirs second wife. The ''son 6fG gun
has not been heard Of since. The. "6rsi.
gun" doesn't intend TO pursue him. :.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

REVIVAL OF RELIGION AT NICHOLAS c. II
"A correspondent Of the Greenbrier Era,
writing from Nicholas c. H., under date
Of the Gath ultimo. has the following.
Our quiet village has been thronged
with people for the last six days. owing
70 there being Protracted and Revival
Meeting going on here. by the Methodist
E. Church, S'uth. under the charge OF
Rev. DoUNrAlN. assisted BY Rev. WARNER
and Mr.. McCUTcnEN. Several persons
have protested religion. and good work
seems to be going on. as the Mourner's
Bench Tor seats) seems to be filed every
night. The aged fathers and mothers Of
our village seems deeply interested in the
progress Of the meeting. and especially
the young men. who exhibit alively inter-
est in building up lions Kingdom.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT AT GRAFroN.-The
Pruntytown GuzeHe says: We learn tina,
on monday night last. as hand Fireman
we learn. on one of the bur,hen train was
running ahead of the train TO see about
the switches. or attend to some matters,
he accidently fell down. " hen the cars ran
over him. tearing his chin and jawbone
nearly loose, and frightfully dis6gu1ing
his face. and also mangling his arms in a
most shocking manner. Doc,s Collet and
were called upon who immedi.
ately amputated one of the arms 1.-THE
right one. We believe. aud dressed the
terrible wound on the face. We learn
from DR.. @. that the other arm would
likely be cut of on Wednesday last.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

RE- In the Ohio Legislature the dem.
oersts have majority Of 2 in che Senate
and Is in the House.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

@ Punch advises the Governor 81
Utah 10 ego il while he's Young" The
advice is sensible. for somebody Is Cun.
ming who'll check him.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

~Allen Perry has been appointed
postmaster at Valley Head. Randolph
county. in place Of jacob Conrad resign,
ed.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

,R7About 10000 gaIIon.::oa cansl.,o.,
OIL we're shipped to Maysyills, Ky.. f son,
hansThs, Va, lass veek. Noen
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04
ns.esary a GlsslnsasL

From the Cincinnati Gazette al last Tues
day, We make the following extracts relative
to money markets in that city, and the
Trust Company
MONDAY, D.. ~
Tie money market under the influence Of
n nervous feeling, Consequent upon tie un-
settled condition IL affairs in New York,
remains at about stand. The discount
houses arr doing but little--not discounting,
perhaps To the extent Of more than thirty
three per cent. of their receipts. The aim
has been on the part Of all the houses 90 for
iiis themselves, and they arc consequently,
now very strong. Business classes have In
the meantime been learning To do without
bank accommodations, and there Is now but
little paper, comparatively, offering, and not
much demand for il. The result will be
sudden Improvement ia money matters,
upon the restoration Of confidence. The
latter is now being reeained, and We look
for . steady improvement in this respect in
the event Of no farther serious failures IN
New York.
The Directors VI the Trust Company APP
pointed W. W. Scarborough and William
Hooper, Of this city, and Peter Odlin, Of
Dayton, committee 10 examine the Affairs
Of the New York office, and these gentle
men left for that city this morning, 10 per
form the important duty assigned TO them.
More efficient, reliable, thoroug h-going men
could not have been selected, and their
appointment shows, il indeed evidence was
required on this point, that the Directors
ar. anxious that the public shall be placed
in possession Of all the facts connected with
the management Vi the Company.
The liabilities of the company in this city
continue 10 bc reduced, and matters are pro-
crossing satisfactorily. There i IN incvassd
demand for checks and certificates, which
sold to-day to u considerable extent II SOC.
Notes Of the Bank Of kanawha, which con-
tinae to be received !y the Bank, sell at
.ossoc, 10 parties who have notes to pay.
Brokers buy them 1t "a to Toe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04
PAGES PATENT
Portable Circular NlsSr .IR1lI

MYTH STEAM POWER THESE MILLS
arr capable Of saving ftaln TIRE. 10 eight thou
sand feet " lumber per day war; Ing according 10 The
power sppAed aud Kind IF sianbsT SAVED With
Horsc Power, IL capable of saving from one 10 two
thousand fesi Per day according 10 Alnd ct timber
sawed aud with either Steam. Water or Ilcr.e pe,y
sr, Will saw lumber ard III better stt ID Than
ANY ether kind N mil nov IN operation
With the Guild faient Dnnbac MIL any sized tim
Der can b. sawed
Tbs simplicity Ia their operations, durability aud
adaptation u these ns 10 the wsnts ~ tho eounft.
and the successful practical operation Of those IN
Tee. together with their becoming slinos, entirely
nscd, has been the lrans If establishing their great
reputation.
With our experience for the pact ten years ii max
Ing these mile, Ind with improvements And incrsas
I'd facilities IN manufacturing We ofsr them The
public with the fullest confidence u their superior
advantages over al others
Hsv,nE the right Of manufacturing for large ror
ticn Of territory Wsst and South we can }arnlsh
either The Single Or Douhls mill ~ preferred, for
steam. Water o. Horss power
0gdsrs respectfully collected, aud any further ia.
formation chssFfaiiy given
kIN0sLAND FERGUSON,
t'heni1 Foundry, cern~r Of Second and Cherry u,
D. Lssts, Ne su17A2v
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

SrcAR.-Thc Boston journal sta,s, that
there ID now stored At the Boston wharf, IN
bond, over six acres Of sugar and mola...,
There are also large quantities in other 10.
calitiss. What is to become Of it all 2 Their,
= sinilarly large stock in all the principal
cities q the United States, showing clearly
that q was mot scarcity d these articles,
that has rum up the price more chan double
within . year. There Is now in Boston,
Phi'sdslphia, Hsw Fork and Baltimore
aors than thrssseipo IL stock Of sugar
tat there ws : yssf~1uua4 Sugar must
eeas dsws.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04


IlaRIDil RAlLNAa AceipINf--A Man
LirrkAItr IokS 10 PI1ers.- Night he
fore last, Martin Glenn, an Irish laborcr.
who had been working an gravel train.
ON the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, was
run over by the ears in storrs township.
some three miles from this city, ard liter
ally torn a. pieces. Ills head was found ON
one side Of the road aud his manglcd bod,
upon the track, while portions Of his limbs
and laccratcd flesh, together with his mites
tines--a hldeuas sigLt--werc strewn over
the ground. And stranger and more harri.
BILE still, his heart was picked M al dis
tancc vi eighty feet from where hi, shatter-
cd and deeap'tated body lay. Tue Coroner
held an inquest upon the fragments oil the
body, and the jur, returacd verdict in az
eordance with tue iact~.--Ctaciaauti o..
.ssfs. 29.h.
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scott County Republican Convention.

Tbs kerusheau. u the scvtra. i1wf .h+P- Is sef
eaalty are requested - elect delegate. ~. SATURDAY
the is,h u sertembyg gsxt tVn 60 Caas'F'-pi
30 10 Aoadet. Nv the IuIrt Hgus- 81 iha tH3 % ltas
saTort % SATURDAY ihe 49, y esFts-sifF i'A
fsr tie putp1.. n E1llaat4 E Tree iFr+a*' t' ri
rs.sat se,tft Rauty ta tllg #~st 1syt A+'thHt
x LOWRY
~ EAMNiN1
EA1atJi.l- ..#.'f iHtiis= Ice
JAMES E'--
A. 81 aNINA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

ne MISSISSIPPI HOUSE SITUATED ON
Front. between Main and Harrison strpess vim be
soio cheap Lot 22xleO feet pars Of the purehsss
money can remain on mortgage for sad YEAR d 10
Pr cent Lot On Third 81 near The n Depot azxISO
rel Also Lot on Hourth street edioining The Depot
l0xeS feet; Tia Lots on Third and rouSsh street
.s splendidly sitneted Tor bnsiness pnsposss. an
the location Of he Dtnly sesess Lot o6s or the he
IN North Davsnpcr. vns rsssieslsr. .npl,so
fAIRDANk6 q HICKs0E
mh1tdf No 0sGnaas Building, Main stree
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

SAD CAsrALITY.-MAKrlx GiLL, Of Al
pine, near Agency, on the Dsmoine River,
"a much respected citizen,-was thrown
from biz buggy and killed, . few days since.
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Valuable l.an1s Ter Sale.

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
j LAads offered for sale by the usdcrsi sned o.
pne fourth cash. and the balance in oue two three
aud four wears, with ten per cent Interest
W q NE and L ofSws of.ec Town
wYGisE and Sc > q 81. of'.e :, Town
Mex Of N Es VI see 10 T.sRiE
Eko swf ~ ! aud " : Ola T. u sse u !
.sk1E
Es Of \ 4 \ Of sse n T7sRiE
W Of W Of sec IL, rssRiE
M Of n W 1 " sec . r - RE
ss VI y d VI sec ~ T.s RTE
y Of . W Of sec ~ Ts9.RiE
.sRik
sw Of Sc Of soc l. T5eRtE
NV u i W II of sec G. TTyRiE
f7v,k1F
SEs sw ~ .oe s,TT9RiE
M = " NJ see Tso RI
NV : u y " II sse -. rso RI
SEA 10 " Of sec :. TORI
sw " sw = ~ sec "a r Ri
Sc Of ) " and : T. q > y h VI sec 10 I
so,ki
ssofsw ~ see. 10 Tse,Rl
! II aid W y Of y W Of .~c .. Tsn
SEA of y 4 \ 81 CSC. . T0RaE
81 II y 4 of sec %, r RsE
Sws of NV r. I % Sc 80 T sok2k
81 OF .se 10. Tso,R2E
NJ Of W Of scc H. Tso, RE
NV u > W 81 10 Tso, RAE
sw ~ w VI see ~, r SOL RE
: : ~ y W " sec -, r 81, RAE
J,2stf BLAkEMoRE = LAwEs
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UHEWsTEN . KNIGHT,
l. AND Al r. =

FLORENCE NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
I ANDs ENTERED AND WARRANTS LO
- GATED IA SIOUX cay Fort Dodge and couueii
iufs
~ Collection. promptly attended to
h l. BREWSTER u " KNIGHT
Atty tean.r at Law Civil Engineer 4 Surveyor.
Kgrka TO
Davi.on 4 True, E.qr-, Editor 0sxsite, DIR J N
wHhetwas Dawson = 6riggs, n Price Esq ! T
Lane, T.q Nayi0'5. dis
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

~ CAMILLE accounts ald claims Of every kiid
viii br promptly collected n sAy pais u the STATE
aEd nj AL Ioiits the As.sissip from 81 Louis
dubuque Rr.itancer made The day OF collection.
keai Estate bought sold and leased n,aLey invested
~ oansd % rsa .-tai. security commission, IAnd
Warrants bought sold ald located Taxes paid fol
unuvrrsideAts.
We oder FOR sale the following Rsa Estate and
would especially ask attention to the bargains Ar OF
Ter az laiabrtes Addition and 10 the large tract o
iand two miles fran the river which oI.ef b, th,
acre Ia qualities To- suit purchasers We coah
deit ha better opportunities for Investment b,
fDtll.I thai, these brcrsht
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uSINPRoyEp CITY PROPERTY

Ne 10 Eighteen lots In block 1, Lambritss 2
addition 5sxiso each
~ y Eighteen lot. In block :, L.ntri,.. I'd a.
iitioa. 5sxc4 each.
No Il Nine lo,. in block Lamb, tee I'd addition
Ne Il A large number of lo,s and land By n.
acre IN ianfhriies 20 addition
Ne u 10, on Brad, street s2siso
RSo 10 Lo, on Wee, eide Of brady street, 72zisc
Ne IL b Of 10, I block l rorre., n Dillon,
.idttlon. sos.s
No II Lot on brady street, 72siso
NJ Is II; sbleck u soxIso Zee, Command. /.
aHe prospect
No 10 Par, Of lol block 81 90 fee, iron, on Fer
6 street
No 10 Lot ahloek 70 on the bluff above the .i.po,
''e OF the haest sites fof a residence iu N. cits
NJ. Il to - -Four valuable lot. in d. Wit,
No . ~ IL Durant sav a bargain
No 20 irn loi Ia Upper Davenport
No ~ Eisyen and one half acre. 10 Upper psv.n
taH Containing god quarry and well ~stered
sNo % tract of 10 aet.s atou, two miles ffon.
the river ad,1iaing North Davenport This will D..
.od IA parcels 10 sur purchasers and on easy tsrmr
IMPROVED FARM LANDS
30 ~ "A farm o. ~ acre. i~o miles nom ID,
quarry. orchard % 100 fIe~s elk years old aud &
acres 81 timber $40 Per
So - ieo acres IN Pike Co. Ill. very valuable
No ~ ico acre. IN STARK Co III .,x mile. fren.
Fulton
80 - ice acre. Ia Warren Co Ill
uSIMrRovED LANDS
NJ g Ale acre. IN Washington Co Ill
No - Ice acre. 10 Warren Co Missouri
~ IS iCs acres splendid pin. land on ID, bank.
II the Chippewa river, Wisconsin.
No ID 100 u keovily timJtrti Land near 81
Ir9ir Falls Wisconsin This i Oh the hHe n ii,
iiud-sen and Superior Railroad
CLINTON COUNTY
No 81 wv ! seetlons I s2RaE
NJ - " section v n s2RaE
NJ - !. section H. 7 s:R2E
NJ ~ : of y l. \ seeflsss ssk.E
BENTON COUNTY
Ne IL r "a Il . " Is: acres OF choice land
.assFea eK fGar.s Creek contains a ANAL wood lol
j, within II tails of large grove Of sxsealsEi
iEaher II Jules from Cedar Eap.ds fausi be ilspossu
u il. 70 dats AID viii BE- .o,i AZ a bargain
rowEsnEIk COUNTY
NJ IL lvn ssres " select land adjoining VI.
ioeL # oshusi
No & = large tract VI land lear Eldora, III
sxt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

THE SUBSCRIBER IN ACkNOwLEDG
j mo past fayors would SAY To his frlends III
genera that he hs. feuloS Ell hi. ofce on the oppo
site ssls ~ the street up stair. over Mr. 0illrtt
AID n-Si 10 NJ Adams Dagnfreau Rooms where b.,
Nil .t contAue 70 offer for sale any quantity ui
Land sxtf Low Persons wishing - purchase ri
thsr Wild o. Improved Lands CTS Property viii
Dc wei u give him cal
fhcoanesten with the aboYe che Intelligence OF
dee 10 stli' carried 81.
frrs"as wishius 70 borrow Money wtil alec 10 y I'll
10 give him NeaN
Auction ssies Il kssl Estats oHre a nlaatL Hani
ia snut land. IL time
.elsf IaIIS NnSaTP
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

ITO OUR ALREADY IMMENSE STOCK
We hav. also bssn maaing additions, and -
wholesale or retail being ssilsdsd thar We cen pssss
the most fastldious OOIt-p q oIBkwk
auaadtf
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IMPRONED CITY PROPERTY

We ihVlc alteaitoa TO our extensive catalogue oi
Improved Farms aId Wild Lands City Property
&c, for sale at moderate prices aud on easy terms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

Qua AGENTS HAVE JUST DIsCOvER-
~ I'D traet - vnluab,r PINE LAHDo IN Nj
rsnaining IN the osats unentssed We e0n0dest.y
rseommsnd u - one q tbs moot promssng speeuls.
sons Of the seasoo For further pariculars cpouire
q our clncs. No Granite noek Main strsss Hsy
export au57dlw We DARDER q co
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

MvRRAy 4 LANNAs's FroRipA WArrR.-
Derived from lhe flowers Of land, whetc Ponce D.
Leon aud he aoo sought for the foaniain Of s,erns
YOUTH this snlrancng perfume 10 worthy Of It's orr
gin tits Natures perfamery, but unlike tbs aow
ere. its fragrance survives through ali seasons
Gold BY u II Lanman = Co, wholesale drugs s,s
- Water street, New York and b. all druggists
al soc per bottle se2dwiw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04
nwELLING HOUSE on pRApY STREE

DWELLING HOUSE On BRADY STREET
- for salr The nldersis ncd offers Tor sale hi.
Dwelling House on Brady street, cor ot TLrteelth
containing eight reoms and cellar Gruand Is 100 b,
$50 feet eontsins stable shed nae apple pear plum
aud cherry ites- grape ylac. shrnbbery cstern sHd
we'll
The above 10 % the Inost pleasant residences ~
the rty and will be sold ai a yer. low price
Apply 10 JOHN e. pANIE
a I..tk L saFselts
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NerD ADVERTISEMENTS.


THE APPLICANTS FOR DISTRICT
i School No are requested 90 meet the Ex
,ain Al the school House 81 wsrrra ard
-txth Streets Oh Saturday, sept 5, Al ciesk A
seq TIL GrEII9U seesN
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RVRRER GOODG.

lust RECEIVED AT GOULD s. sTEERE'S
y u.ssaint Block, Second street, . consignment OF
Rubber Goods co. ssting u splendid article Of fi
aao Covers, chined Rubber Webbing Hospital
sase;lnY, etc We would cali the attention II Shoe
Manufacturers 10 our shnsd goods nud Also that VI
families the hospital shsst,ss which will be found
svr, useful article
au-aisf GOULD STEkkE
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RlIlLDlNI LspTS

I'uE SALE At FAIR PRICES AND ALL
] ~ i1ls credit. ~ facilitate improvement.
COOK & SARGENT
gi sell ots 10 paftes who wii build on tLeul thi-
-eason, al moderate price, sad credit
iwo aud three years Iu4Stf
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CHvBB. nRO., BARROW 4 co.
4 AFFER FOR SALE On REASONABLE

CsvBB. BRO., BARROW 4 co.
OFFER FOR SALE On REASONABLE
~ tsrn.s the following ie.rabis property
20 handsome buildit.g lo;s ia North Davenport.
Let s0xl5o corner RIPLEY and HxtL streets, n b~sn.
iiful ste fuE q dwelling
The large aaa handsome Cottage on The corner Of
of Western avenue AID at1th strecs lot s0xloo feet
opportunity nai Often offered to obtain . blue
residsnes ~ convenient distance from the centre
business Price, 5000 tl0o0 Cash, u GO IT. sis
months and balaire 10 !, q }, AID YEAR,
inL.sdf
NEUR AAKA LAND AGENCY.
f,oOK. SARGENT 4 PARKER. FLORENCE
~ Nebraska, will attend promptly 10 aii bu.sn.s
eonnect~d with Land Agsnes, either Ia Nsbt..
or Western Iowa
Land Warrants boaghs, sSld aNd leeas
Business for theIa can be l~f, with any oi tho
derslgued
Coox d RAssKsr, Davenport
Coos, sAEas<r Dowsfy, Iowa City
Coox, aAnaasr 4 CooG pcsmoBues mh.a,
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Or - whom ncrcer illnsss ,hfilis
Cali The elesi compound 10 your aid
Trua 10 Brsndre,h's precious Pills
ssi~akw
WANTED lNNrpIATEIY-l0uQO men t.
engage IN the sale Of the mos, popular selling Book.
ia America Iuyaliis, mechanics. farmers and teaeh
liable aad pleasant business, enabling them TO Sec
the roun,rs, aud make money ., the same time
Agent. tho business are clearing from $50 u
q so per year For full particulars and hs, OF
Books, address II n BrLlsoN, Qusea Gil, Put
li.hlng House isi Main street Ctaeinnati Ohio; Or
lflivng East, u RrLIsoS, Philadelphia
aus!i dAwiy
" yor ARR Sick You arsr rAkr MrpI-
eiss For all external and internal pain use Il,
Wits Pain R~iisyrr, which 10 stranger asd require
ls-s IL effect cure than any known remedy fo
fever and sgn- take the only safs aad harml.s.
cdy IN this werld Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure
For all bilious complaint. take the Amt Bilious
Pill. auxiliary to the Cure" These Rcm-dic.
destroy thr Disease, bur neser the patient
W u CHAPLIN,
Wholesale Agt Providence, X /
For Sale by Druggists generally hlldswam
FoR SaIC-A farm of 50 acres, situated
"a Clinton CO. Que milc East of RIs Rock q, and
lnarter ~ mil- from Rock Creek FIGURING MIL "a
Thirty acres are improved and ID. cniir- farm IL
'neio.ed with good feHe. The farm il well water
"a and hs. OF II a fran house nearl, new with Gel
aud well 81 aae water II wlll b. sold with tbs
'rup. thereon tot 80 per acre u di.re.cd Of soon
Enquire az MILLS a DEWEY,
No Haiiinsns Block
Or q - WRIGHT on the the premises
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04
WE ARE cOysT

WE ARE CONSTANTLY MAKING AD-
w ptTToNs 10 our already largs stock Of Fur
n!iurs and would invite those la wsnt VI good AZ.
tels 10 call aud examine eefors .purchssiax else
where GOULD sTkEkE
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