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The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28
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These Oils are obtained by Dstilation at the Chemical
Laboratory Parish of Jefferson OF Pierre Iacour author
Iacours Chemical Analysis Lacours Chemical Manp-
ulations Iacour the Manufacture of Liquors, &c
Purchasers particularly requested to return the
TASKS and obtain their money II the Oil does not give
perfec. satisfaction.
LACoUR'S OIL OF CoGNAC converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation Of Imported Branes viz: Otard
rae Maret Cognac Poultney Seignete United Vineyard
Proprieors Castion and London Dock Rrandes. These
liquors will have full fruity flavor and beautiful
sparkling color Common Rectifed Whisky Will be chan
ged BY the of the Oil Cognac to New York Brandy
Pine Apple Brandy. Common Cognac Brandy, &c.
LACOuR'S OIL OF RYE changes Kectihed Whisky to
Monongahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
Bourbon Whisky, &c.
OIL OF CEDRAT changes common Rectifed Whisky to
Old Irish Malt Whisky and superior article OF Scotch
OIL. OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy, &c Oil of Peach and Oil OF Cognac will
convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy.
OH. OF GIN converts the poorest Whisky to Holland
Gin, schedam schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin, English
Gin, &c
LACOUR'S CONCENTRATED ACID WILL in Eve hours
after being mixed change gallons of good Vinegar and
twenty gallons of water to thirty gallons of the most
acid Vinegar that be found in the market. By the
use of Iacoufs Concentrated Acid, vinegar be made
for one dollar and sixty cents per barrel.
FOR MAKING LIQUORS, Iacour's Oils require no
preparation-ony pour the oil into the whisky and shake
well. The liquors thus made viii have fine natural
ma FULL rich oily taste; beautiful transparent color
and fine bead Lacours oils exert three distinct prop
critics in converting whisky to brandy. gin, &c
The property combines with and subsidies in the form
of focuent particles the whole of the grain oil (imyc
Alcohol The whisky thus deprived of that peculiar
irritating burning and becomes neutral spirit
the second property consists in oily mucllaginous
taste impaired TO the liquor which reners 1T mellow
and mpars appearance of great the third proper
y is exhibited in the rich vinous nuty odor that is I'M
parted to the liquor which renders distinction from the
genuine brands impossible.
These oils put up in quart TASKS; each flask con-
tans sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons of
liquor. Full and comprehensive directions accompany
the bottles. Price. 81 per bottle.
For sale at the of St Charles and PeSdras streets
One bottle of these oils five in numbey will be securely
packed shipped with bill of adng to part Of the
country upon the receipt of $40, tn the address Of
feb7 '57-1y p. LAC0CR, New Orleans
Purchasers requested guarantee OF good faith
to furnish the of any house in New Orleans and
will ship them package of the Oils If they do not
perform all that is claimed for them they will cost moth
no
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

CONGREGATION MEETING.-We are
requested to say that meeting of those
attending the Presbyterian Church in
this place, is called at the church on next
Tuesday evening; the object of which
is, to take into consideration the proprie-
ty of enlarging the present church build
ing, or putting up rew one.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28
q NY fairest, my espoused. my latest found.
Heaven last best gift my ever new delight ,

On the evening of the arrival of the
fortunate couple, the bachelors Of our
place turned out. and gave them sere-
made in true California style, and things
went merry as marriage bell" MAY
their shadow never be less" in their
earthly pilgrimage. But some cynic may
ask, what's the moral to all this /! we re-
ply. the example of MIR. S. is good, and
you inreterate old California bachelor go
and do likewise. w.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

GOLD SpRINGs.-This enterprising lit
tie village has improved very much in
its appearance during the past few months.
Among other new buildings erected, is a
fire-proof brick, by DR.. M. A. Lewis,
of that place. Gardens in the vicinity
look very beautiful; one in particular,
we noticed to be in fine state of scien-
tifc cultivation.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

A Temperance Festival will be held
at Dicks Garden, near the first of May,
on which occasion some of the finest Or
ators in the State, will be present.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

New ADVERTISEMENTS call at
tention to a card, offering for sale sur
veyor's level, to be seen at H. N. Browns
Grocery Store; also to the San Francis
co advertisements, all of which appear in
another column.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28
Announcement.

p- We are authorized to. an
nounce the of j. A. JACKSON. of Columbia, as can
ate the people, at the ensuing fall election for
the Office Of Sheriff, of Tuolumne county.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

A Paper for the Million.
SCOVlLLE'S FAMILY GAZE rWE-An In
y dependent Weekly Journal published in New York
the cheapest and best News and Literary Family peri
odcal in the world 1t contains sixteen large pages of
form suitable for binding. and beside all the of the
day, comprises Stories, Anecdotes entertaining and
sructise Miscellany and every variety of curious and
reading and at the following unprecedented prices
single copy, dollar eight copies for five dollars
and twenty copies Ito address, for ten dollars inva
riaby in advance. Newspapers publishing this notice
entire and sending marked copy, will receive it for one
year.
JOSEPH A. SCOVILIE. Publisher
81 Franklin street \. y.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

R Cardinell's Terpsichorean Assem-
bly, came off on last Monday evening, to
the entire satisfaction of all present.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

ExPREss FAyoRs.-The Pacific Ex-
press also, Wells Fargo & Co. has our
thanks for city and country exchanges.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

" Thanks to Harry Smith. of the
Pacific Express, for the S. F. News Let
ter.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

FYM MIS-. Julia Dean Hayne and troupe
are playing successful engagement in
Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

TIE UNDERSIGNED Respectfully informs the ct
zcns Of Columbia and vicinity that hs will give course
Of lessons in vocal musc at the Presbyterian Church.
commencing Friday evening" February 6th TX ocl'k
Ladies free of charge
rEsss-For twenty -four lessons. ...........s 81, 90
jan3lu L. f. BIGEL0W.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20
CONGRESS.
ILLNESS OF MR.. GIDDINGs.

ILLNESS OF Mr.. GTDDINGs.
WAsHIseToa Jan. II.
HoUsE-Mr. 0tero introduced a bill gran
ting lands TO New Mexico, Kansas nd Mis-
sour, for railroad purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Greenwood Q ~resolu-
ton was apopted calling on the President
for a complete list OF persons charged with
the disbursement Of public money; also a
list Of all those who have failed for more
than twelve months 10 settle their accounts
and the reasons for such neglect.
The House tabled the Senate bill allow
ing fishing bounties 10 six vessels which had
failed TO complete their cargoes.
An adjournment followed in consequence
An abrupt Adjournment followed in COR
sequence Of Mr.. Giddings being taken i'll
making a speech on q private bill. The
members aud spectators at once were
,hrowa into the highest state of alarm, the
Speaker and numerous representatives. cry
ing out TO those who pressed around him to
stand back and give him air. Mr.. Gid
dlnQs was removed to the lobby where he
was attended By several members who were
physicians. II was some minutes before he
could be restored to consciousness. He
evidently suffered intensely and was carried
10 a sofa in the Speakers room, and several
city physicians summoned TO attend him
and have every attendance bestowed upon
him. His condition is considered extreme.
" critical. @
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20
lob RINTING
LOCAL MATTERS.

=, nm BuRRITT's LEcTURE.--Mr. Burnt
Answered his lecture last evening on the
.,h;ect Of "a Plan Of Bro,herly CoPartnef-
hin between the North and the South tor
,he Extinction Of Slavery" He delivered
, .imilsr lecture last Friday evening at the
Capital. A large number Of the members
81 Inc Legislature we're present. His plan
b.. much 10 recommend it, and the time
nav come and speedily, when it will prove
.ohiect Of national reflection, II not Of
n.,,on.l action. Mr.. Burritt has for the
last twelve years been engaged in Moral
Reforms, devoting all his intellect and en-
.,o;s. 10 measures promising good to the
people or to the world. In this new Held
Of action, he displays his usual sincerity
and honesty Of purpose, and broad scope o.
vision. Whether successful or not, bic
rood motives are unquestienable. we
.hall have more to say OF this lecture to-
morrow. Mr.. Burritt is a tuli. spare built
man, strong marked features. high iorehead'
clear blue eye. and a frank honest eoun'e-
nance. In private conversation he 10 iuii
o, his great theme, and il is needless TO
a, posted up in all the facts and figures 10
make his subject forcibls and interesting.
He il q working man. Anything which
secures his advocacy, must be heard and
tei. through the great community oil The
country. The very earnestness OF hi- ell
forts and strong honesty OF his purpose, ~.
cline the public ear favorably to that wiich
he advocates, while the light OF his rare in
,ellect opens the subject clear TO the com
monest understanding
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

Irrhs-Ths weather was too cold yes-
terdsy and Sunday for anything Of paruc.
ular localintersst to turn up or turn out
Everybody who could keep in the neishbor-
hood Of q good fire did so, while there was
not animal heat enough among The quadru-
peds to &c, up a respectable runaway. The
Varieties closed last Saturday e~vening,aiser
a tolersbly successful engage men,, Another
theatrical company is expected soon. This
week there ID neither festival MOI concert
on hands, but some social excitement in
private circles.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

CRUELTY.-Some individual lett an old
horse exposed lest Saturday night in a va
cant lot adjoining the Presbyterian Church
The night was the coolest Of the season,
and in consequence the horse was frozen
stiff-he was a one-horse corpse in tic
morning.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

CoLp.-Since last Friday evening untit
Yesterday the me, curry did mol rise above
zero. This is the longest period since
1919 that the mercury remained beio"
zero. and we are not so sure that so grea'
seyerety prevailed as continuously during
that wear, On Saturday morning the mer'
curry stood at 10 dgs. below zero; on Sun
aay at 7k o'clock A. M-the coolest honi
in the twenty four-at "a dogs. below
Those who SO freely ~prophecied last iai
tia. the present would be a mild winter nc
doubt are convinced by this time OF the in
Correctness Of the "sign." upon which they
generally rely.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20
PIRsT LAY OF JANUARY
lR5z.

1861
Balance the Books and AccOum. q
The old year and III ~ open . neW set, turn
ouer a ae,0 leaf and "5egiR 0ne0 our Jour
neg and our Life" SO aid and encourage vs..
RELtslousLY, buy Bibles, religious books &c. Of
ELL ADAMS No. So Brady 81, near ne Z =.
Eli hDAMs,N No. % brady ss near 7. Q.
PuSCTUALLY, buy Diaries, AinaDacs, seq
RLIADaMs, No. 20 Brady u. nssr I. y.
AGRkfAsLYi ssy aiss e. a,ss s s,sa, j. rG s..;r 20 &. %
S Il Ell .baas, ~ ~. g si srs sS1 IT: near ..
INSTR UcTlvELY, buy Ksnss Arctic. ExRlSfa-
TORS, Of Fill ADAMS, NJ. 30 Bradys q. nssfro
aEALTnfgLLY, by Agsis y s,.d, -. =. near S.ri + s1 3.
UskFuLLY, buy meshsnicsit scientific boeks Of
ELL ADAMS, No. 81 Brady st. near 70.
CoNsTRuGTIyELY, buy Arehitselus.l and sala-
ers books OF ELI ADAMS, No. ss Brady q. near Fo'
PROFESSIONALLY, order medical and Ia. books
OF L ADAMS No. y Sraay =. les,1.S
6. q ah1 81 ADAMS 10 i s;.dy 4. near |. o.
ss.aoa.ls i III sDsA siso r. ' s s;.ss street.
mechanically, bay wrunS, gspsr' To-
vsiopes, Pens, fe.,o SLt AoAAs' s'sey'
IyTELLIGENTLY, subscribe for AsgaIiHss, Paper
Ee.,to ELiADAMs, No - Brady o. nsArP0
oRTHoG RAPHlcALLY, buy Webstsrs Diesio1 sIy
iii Axes, OF ELI ADAMS, No 81 Brady q. near 70
coaFokTABY, paper your rnoms With wai p.
per from ELI ADAMS, Eo.Ss Brady 81. near ~
ECONOMICALLY, buy Books, Paper, ststt9nsIT'
&c. Of Eli ADAMS, No. ID Bsady 81. scar Y. .
HI.Fa.LU.TING.LY, read tnis advsrnssmsnt q
ELI ADAMS, No 80 Brady d. nearF.o.
SOP! ..ol! Charley, for brevity and shs printers
AXE, pu, away ina. di:tSna,y and rsis Oh en'''"'
No. a6 Brady ct. near r.
ELI ADAMS.
Int mo. Usb) l, 1850
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

LATE ABOUT BAsKs.-The Chicago Press
Of yesterday says that on Saturday the bills
Of ali the discredi,ed Banks except tn
Danyille Bank, were taken at tie Chicago
Banks. That Institution has to fix up her
California Securities before her notes VII
be taken at par.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

+, FrRr.--On iast Wednesday a week ago
the green house of Mr.. o L Bnrdick, who
rs.,des one and a half miles from the city,
caugh, on FIRE and was rapidly consumed,
together with its contents. Tue IRE is sup
posed TO have caught from the furnace
Hi, loss is from $3.50 to $500. This LOSE
however, will not prevent friend Burdick
from being in market in the spring with the
earliest vegetables.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

CHEAP Goops.-Mr. w. c. ads~ort
10 now selling on, the remainder OF bis
stock Of winter goods at cost, to make room
70, a tremendous stock Of spring goods. -
Country people and town people can get
any kind OF dry goods AT Wadssortb's nov
at a bargain, and his stock IS ianey and sta,
ME
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

CONVENTIONAL CONVENTION This
body was to have met at lota City yester-
day, but it may possibly adjourn from thai
point to this or some other place, although
we scarcely think il will. The business
before the Convention is important to the
interests Of the State. IL is to be hoped
there will be little talk and much work
among the members.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

The best evidence Of the honesty Of o. l
citizens that has recently Come under ouf
observation, is 10 the fact, that a pie Of
nicely sawed and split stove wood has IA
in the street before the EDITORS donnie
nearly a week entirely unmolcsted.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

The Davenport Philharmonic Society
will meet for rehearsal this tTuesdayl
evening at z O'Clock, when the attendance
Of all members is requested. The second
concert is to be given on the 25th instant.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

V~ESIsoS.--A wagon load of deer, fat,
young and unskinned, sold yesterday on
our streets at seven cents per pound. Ven
ison hams sell from wagons AT ten cents.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

BASrs.-There was some little excite
ment about the city yesterday relative to
certain banks. We publish an article to-
dsy from the Chicago Press Of last Saiur'
day on this subject, 10 which We invite Inc
attic n Of readers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

CAnTAL CoRREsPoNDEscE.-Tbe regular
letter of our legis alive correspondence Gid
not reach US till too late yesterday for in
sertion to day.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20
IF had d donkey . OF wouidn'tso'
lI.l. IVA ,-alInn him mn oh M

DO you think I'D waliop him no, oh mol"
Then you would be more sensible than
two young men whom we saw so unmerc''
fully whip a fine horse yesteri Jay on Rock
Island street because he wouldn't go. SO
soon, however, as hey began to use 4 II
tie persuasion the animal did 60.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20
RED COW
TAKEN UP.

nv lanes Brown, OF Pleasant Valley Tow nstip,
IS one rod and white spotted Heller with efumpl!
aorns; no ear marks or brands peresivsbls; suppos,
cd 10 be two years old last spring. Also, . req
swallow cork in each ear, supposed to be two year:
old. Afro, one red white spotted Gov. marked
10 YEA :. old. JOSHUA d. PATTON,
v3s County Clerk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20
Hams,

Sugar Cured Hams at IL Cents'
+ y0l want a choice Sugar Cured Ham or q sno.
i ked Shoulder, apply a! my Pork HOUSE on Froli
S.raol.
sugar Cured Smoked Hams II eents,
Smoked Shoulders
Liberal discount uads n the Trade.
Nchis dH J. NJ. ID.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20
~GROCE2lES.
NJ DALZEiI.t in. i CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
ssi'8rfrS,
3 L, Corner Second sud Perrys1s

lust received aGj So sale per subscribers,
III nhis, n . Saga,
. Sacks Rio ErAse,
~ Packets Java "
=. buIs. tiisr }iu=gEF
~ buIs. Ma keEgi aud Waite Fish
81 SIS.
- iii. Glia"
s5 boxes Palm and Family Soaps,
60 Il" stat sad fait3H Candles,
Ia " UrA4aa O. E.e,
.-. a5 " " Pepper,
IS " S4teTatGs.
q EIr chest \. II ans imp taas,
~ taldi,s "
. rasss FisToeas AoEcGss,
8 trs- Res
80 tr,Nc- Srisss, -s-.U"A,
- Ar4 tatutsi aJg1yts.
10 " tHENy A" .M
80 81 Tubs
Also, N!n yHt Nal su!srIal -laHg II Wooden =
Willow Nav.
80 hpts 1a.+,
b te. ptTy sSil-
II hide. Dtt03 Aptts,
/ Casks sal EpiS G. Sofa
2j Box EssL tagllss
dee kt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20
THROUGH OUR

Mills fer corn
&othsr grain, Steam
EngiIes Of any size; also
Rotary Saving Machines
furnished ~ order; Iron MAG
tles and Grstesal ways
hand, Steam VII hides and
Brass goods for stsam
work gsHeS5uy.-Ip tie
line Of Building AaisrS
as We defy compsu-
uon. We give psrtcu.
lAs .tisntivn to this branch 81 the tFsos
sui aeow that We can salts " any ana
all VII. have occasion to want any goods
In The way of building. We keep only ne
hest brands Of Nails spt Spikes, viii t. Lead :
Paint OIL, and a "a! large assortment
& Hinges, Glass, Sash, Doors, Putty, Sssh
Pullies, Window springs and Locks,
WEIGHTS aud Cord and things too nuDsr ous t
mention. Our stock of Fancy Hardware aud oths
soeds will Be found attractive. We have q nns a.
sortmsn, If silver plated Ware, consisting u Ie
Sstts, Cake Baskets, Cofee Urns, Table ana ie
Speoas. Breakfast ard Dinner CsAtoss, ne'
styles, Mustsrd, sugaraud Ssitspeols
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20
TALLMAN & POWERS,
IhsD AGENTs.
gnss BRADY aIrsst, between second and Third
Streets,
aFFERfor.aEs ~ sjitawiag vstaa : F~si Is.

gnss BRADY aIrest, between second ard Third
Streets.
aFFERtarsaIs ~ sJltawiag ys:as : F~ai Is.
City Property IN Davenport.
L. soass and ist 90 Fhfra Street rear tne e5rssts
slIfo,. % ttssoqsa west eosesto Of Fourth ard
J. siyllts 8, Worth "a zsgortr tststsa psriy AID
k0ek Island Streets.
Aitae ABOVE lot. ase = eli STATED sud IL parts Of
4g sty n5st - pay improving ald vii be sold CT
lHssfei terms.
Farming Lads IN johnson County.
i II = :. : a. s. - \ !. Rsnys s VS.. g aces.
- !ofs. + $ S5I ~ ". Haassa YES, 40 acres.
ia ab2ss t~sadsat7 II ~ tas siae af1hs rstlread
Clinton County.
as h,as i saad a.sr i Fi.s.s i 5 Pt y sss ssa n aihssS n sssi - :,
sas, ofa!on ca, usar5hs hailroad, all ctsies land,
me above property viii he sold or liberal eredit.
Scott County
ed Ia sn one mile anu q natg from Prince
aH. Sixty Gtresarst rate land, Seti Improved With
ss6-fheg=es. Nfil be so'd ata bsfgsia.
Povssoiek Couusy.
TO AJldret AMI hfsg acres dns prz'rs isut Two
Hes north Of dopteEl:.s the c',7htl seat.
Nea T. sc itf
Scott Co,
100 acres anifHpr5yed iaEft-o Giizs fIsG Hickory
grove, three niles frosn WatcoIs5 tea miles from
davenport, we'll waIefec.
leoasres ge mile. sors IN wesifrom hickory Grove
ssrp choice lsuj.
Rear Davenport.
8ae and Ogs-heif Hita- ireaf tour. HHgss % Is
15db, with 50 peEb views OF river aud 81 rrouGdiIg
country. A small arm Of A. acres uBder the highest
tate Of cultivation ami well supplied with fruit
trsas. The most beautiful iaod Ia the vicinity 0 THE
stty
ssveu miles from Davenport,
Alarm GEO acres. 40 ln3eI .aitiyaiioD, 20 ofiil
5sr. 4 never failing stream runs tLI0asb IT, VIII
geseit vary cheap
Near Wslcott.
50 Acres ii hose pfaiTis At q Lar gain
Al North Davenport,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

New Hardware.
4h!x ~ sSs mo !. T. 4 j h rs g., ss4pls,.
n stock OF S.y.risr HsrdYsrs 10 which We in'iie
he attention OF those wishing TO pdrehls sc anything
on getting q good article, II recommended assnch;
We shall keep up = full stock of Mechanics Tools.
Farmers Utensils and Shelf Goods-ws conndenui
believe that II viii DO for the interest Of buyers 10
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
@. II. LIVINGSTON. D. LOCK- WOO
Ia, export, Aug 7~t
CaTpenteTs Tools
DORiN8 Machines, Bench Plains, spears e
ID Jacksou,s Hand -pannei aud RipSAws, Cast Steel
Auxers, Anger Bittsa and Braces, best quality; bsnet,
Hand, SGingls aud Lsth Hatches, Barton's Ora"
Knives.
Drivers, Mortiee and Thumb Gauges; Try squares,
Bowels, Saw Sets, Bench sersws
augd "'op'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Table and Pocket eG!.
II lery aug
noTHf.RS's Fhe.-the bestin market.
IL sugs L&L
Farmers Utensils, stery description. L&L
IAPAN'D Ware, Whips-paint brushes,
81 auxs L $
MAILS ana Spikes Best brands.
N auge La
HouSR Builisr's0oods, every description.
IL aug6 LA l.
DON DER -Razsrd's II Dupont's best Sporting,
Eleys cloth Gun Wsis,
=" Water Proof caps the best ID use.
CHor, Lead, Suot Bags, Powder Slssks, Gur ear
- tndges. Wipers ami mersehes. "aL
ruAINs, coil, Trace, OK, Halter.
Scales; Coffee Mills, Wood Saw. aud stoslysrds
aug Wit LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
FENING WIRE.
TuST received and for saielow = large lotofFet
j cling Wire. wiCKERsHAM& HICKS.
fi~oth-wiyti
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20
9xChAnEo
On siipAfts oftas United States beusktaad sold.
COOK, 1AKGENT Z COOK,
DAnkeYs snt SD Ren1,
Port DEF AotnsS, Iopy
T01s7III

THE HOTEL AT WALCOTT,
'fNvELvE miles west of Davenport, The nrss sta.
/ ton % The N. Z ~. Kailfosd. Tia heues 4,
surrounding country. The yicinitJ Il . favo rite "a
on for sporisnen during The hansaag seasoa.
! fsnises. Fsrms ' cry low, and
kOng .
5os peft OF he purchase Eonsy via Be given
fosssasioa given Immediately. Applyto
noy1s du COOK Z RA00R6T.
NJ Johl c. Davis has tais day been admit.
III tc II Palmer M our ern. The budnese Tin
u continued ~ hsfesofors, and unaer the -
IA 80 aud style. COOK 4 oAR04AT,
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Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
LAND WAR -

fNHE undersigned have for saIe Land Warrants
l diderent sizes, which they will asiifor cash OF or
me 70 sal. purchasers.
fn.y VIII pay particElar attention 10 selection ard
location ~ lands ~ Fort Dcs Aoiaes, Fort Dodge
tharitan and other Western Land Dissic:s. Also 70
synentoftares and land business S~sxsraily.
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