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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-01-08
The Gould Seminary, An English and French, Boarding and Day School fO Young Ladies.
 LITC HFIELD, CONN.

C. H. HOLLIsTER, Esq, PRESIDENT. MISS s. HOGAN, PRINCIPAL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-01-08

Hk O3ERT M. TREAT, Manufacturer of corn n a shelters, churns, safety tug irons, &c., South Farms Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-01-08

TRCS 5MAN'S Shaving Har-Cuttins and Wig V Making Rooms-undsr the Mansion House, Litchfed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19

The FUEL FAalSE.--A fuel famine ap.
pears to be raging at Cincinnati. The prices
OF fuel are enormous, and great suffering in
consequence exists among the poor. Pub,
lie meetings have been held and active
measures taken 10 relieve the distress. -
The Cincinnati Gaseite gives the following
incidents which have come under its obser
vation:
THE FUEL FAMisH.-In our walks around
the city, we have, within the last few DAYS
heard related several painful instances Of
the distress now existing--amongst others,
the following: One night last week, one of
our city officials saw mau come out Of an
alley will, load oil wood on his shoulders.
He went up TO him and charged him with
stealing it The reply wss--'I have stolen
IL. Ny children are freezing with cold -
have no wood, and no money. The man
from whom | have taken this has plenty OF
wood. When better times come, will go
and tell him what have done, and pay him,
II you wish to put me in Jail, will 70 TO
the s,ation-house with you withou, word,
wood home first." The other instance was
Of family near the intersection Of George,
and Mound streets, who from Friday last
until Sunday were without fuel and without,
food. The consequence of their privation
was that on swaking oh Sunday morning
they found their little infant of Eve months
old lying stretched out dead from the priya-
ton and cold
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19
Election Of Senators,

We have announced the election of Gen
Cameron 10 the U. s, Senate from Penn
sylVanis over Buchanan's pet, Forney. The
legislature Of Missouri has just elected
two Senators. The "Ckicaeo Tribune
thus speaks Of these Senators "TRusTes
Polk. the Governor OF Missouri, just insu.
gara,ed, has been elected U. 9, Senator
from that State, ss the colleague OF jim
CREE That is an union Of the puritan and
blackleg, with a vengeance. GREEN is a
Border kufisn without aduiteration - pro.
pensity for whiskey aud all while PoLK
is Border RuHian in principle covered
With Presbyterian professions.
The Michig an Legislature has organized
and among its first acts was the election oil
Hos. ZAcnARIAH CHANDLER, Of Detroii,
U. s. Senator in the place Of GEs. Cas-
who 10 laid Oh the shelf There has been
no election Of Sc nators in Indiana yet.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19
COLLEGE STuDIES

IN 3. 6ULtOT, A. H., i native OF Paris, Ryancs
9ssss o. Y. 2s!ss,'.. e Ediass.. Scot
8eptss.os Aa.Asq ics nd z ~ In ssy
sHkt4 a Ma se,e 2! Phllsdsphiss
2Iedaate she usrs8 Of peassglvasia
~, do isl sish ven rsspsssialiy 1asesspss !
sAey are prepared TO yeeeivs limited A9nbSgo
Young gentlemen, whom they will inssrucs a
,hei! opllon in any Of the following sslaios, via -
MsA and knElish Languages, the Mental, Moral and
Mathematics nom Arithmetic TO the CaIcu like
wise this course applied 10 The Arts q Surveying
Enetncestngs Ac.s and tho MechanicalanA CONNER.
|sAWexMl bs1iow sspscls, attention spea hose wis
wsh TO enter college, end heir admission
uis s iae ss:: sssy may Ssrlss :. sss
number OF pupils will not exceed tsssfy,fss, and
no person will be received unless his age and &C.
quircmenta permit OF his beiax conyenisntiy class
cd with other pupils. tAA
The object Is "a have AZ few elassss a. possible
studying the came branch, 90 that The teachers time
may pe employed TO the greatest advantage.
From superior method u classification, strict
discipltRc, thorough mental tsuninE aad the facility
In teaching acquired BY many years. expenence, We
ttass 10 rake this tnsututs worthy VI the liberal
patronage Of this community.
A tho number Of scholars 10 limited, those desi'
ring y sond pupils or thsm.sives enter as stadenis,
siltuts. I'd A., above RsodRt
Tsrns are esessdis1fy N3erslt which will entttie
to 'n'''a'''on during sss is: H ssS y 'nins.
The Right Roy. Bishop II. w. Lee, ID. b,
Rev. Alfred Loadssback, Rev. g, 2. Magoan,
rev. - Bastion, Rev. Z, Miles,
Gen, Geo. Sargent. kbeneEer Cook, Bsq.
DR.. Geo. w. Carter, Dr.. Meyer,
DE-. W. u. Line, w. s. Collins, ksq. .,
w. w. Woodward Esq, Alfred Sanders, Esq.
arN 0.s. Q. Dow, ESQ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19

A bill ~ repssIahe act for the removal
afbhe Cspaol, was &escdaced into the House
(stesdaye Pendiog . motion for its indef-
lnite. possp encaent and call Of the House,
Ae sabjset was aidupon the table. As but
law neuhers yuled, the actisn OF the House
|s1ffoe1e no indication Of the feeling on the
subject.
What will be the action Of the Legisla-
tare ON this question, WI have no means Of
knowing, II would secm vssy clear thst
the interests Of the State do not demand
and will not jusiify the removal Of the CAPT.
toll. Every citizen Of Iowa knows that The
Capitol is now resf Of the centre Of popula-
ton; aud all who know the advantages of
the Southern. las compared with the
Northern part Of the State--see that many
years must elapse before there will be any
change in population, requiring chang Of
the Capitol.
II the proposition were now before the
Legislature for the frat time, Tor the.remov.
al Of the Capitol, il would not receive more
than dozen votes. II is then worth seri.
Gus inquiry, whether the present Legisla.
ture ,should lend its sanction to the propos.
cd removal, simply because the late Legis-
iature was led without due considera ton,
into the project AZ we have heretofore
said. let no injustice be done to Fort Des-
moiues, lifts citizens have incurred expen-
ses in consequence Of the act Of the late
Legislature. let them be unidentified BY
the State; aud this can be done in several
ways, without loss of the State. Because
the day may come when the public interest
will demand a removal, il is no rea son that
the obvious interest OF the State at this
time should be disregarded.
But we are prepared to defer to the wis.
dom and discretion OF the Legislature in this
matter. We feel assured that its action
win not be swayed by improper considera-
tons. The first question with every mem
Der should be not what 10 desired BY Fort
Dsmoines, or Iowa City: but, what 10 de-
manded by the interests Of the State, and
oil who have bus; ness stthe Capitol.-I0Oa
Cisy Repub.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19
The Pensylvania senstorship.
Prem the Psnsy irsnian, January 49, (edited W 1oh
" F0rBey1

Prem the Psnsy irsbian January TO- sdited W John
W. F0rBsyt
JosH w. FoRkEY--The telegraph has
Jus, announced that this accomplished and
distinguished gentleman has oeen placed in
nomination q. the Democratic candidate for
United States Senator, No election could
have been more wise, nor, we are fully as
sured, more grateful 10 the wishes of the
people OF Pennsylvania.
To the most complete knowledge Of the
interests and resources Of HE native State,
Colonel Forney adds the most extensive ex
perienee in public life aud thorous h acquain.
lance with national affaiss. A msn Of true
genius and purity of character, he is alike
universally admired and beloved. His elec.
tion, which we regard as beyond ques-
tion, will be an honor TO our State aud TO
our country.
Well, his State has escaped thai honor
and Ed. Forest pimP and Buehanan's toady,
can retire into private life for the present,
His remarkable "purlty Of character" can
for time al least sdorn only the private
circles Of his State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19
How MR. BUcHASAs's IsAuGuRAI WI

How Nh. BucHAkAhs INAUGURAL WILL
n wRIrrRs. = During The late Presidential
canvass, and at the moment gallant Sc
n1tor from the South was prociaiming the
certain election of Mr.. Buchanan, feather
dropped at bis feet from the wing OF an
eagle thst was flying over. The gentle
man preserved the quill, and, to-day, had
il forwarded 10 Mr.. Buchanan to write bis
inaugural address with. II was not pIucked
by man from the wing, but was the free
eift of our national bird. ~ Washington
Correspondence Alexandria Sentinel.
The above statement is correct. Senator
Brown, of Mississippi, is the gentleman re-
ferred to. The quill is now in possession
OF Mr.. Buchanan at Whealland, where il
vas seen last Friday, and, in accordance
with the request Of the "galiant Senator,
| il will be used by the President elect il
writing his inaugural Address.
Lancaster Intel
IT 10 jus. about this near correct. accord
ing TO the Baltimore Patriot: Senate
Brown was visiting friend in the vicinit,
Of Washington, who has 10 cage fine
/ bald eagle. While his friend was exhibitin,
Ii to bis guest, the imprisoned bird dfopPe'
from bic wing q feather, which Senate
Brown picked up, exciaiming he would for
| yard it as a present 10 mir, Buchanan. o.
lie return TO Washington, he met Dir
Seward, and, after relating The ineiden
told him he intended to send this feathe
from az eagle. wing to the President eleci
that he might appropriately make use Of
in writing his inaugural address, "Humphl =
Responded Seward quietly, in his dry way
IAN Eagle Gagged Eagle +: SLAv
Eagle =" What world of meaning j
couched in those few but significant words
and how completely they destroy all tn
romance concerning the eagles feather
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19

In IN article last Saturday On "board o
TtsAs," the following ssntsnes occurred
sCsmbioations, however. among tradssnen
s,l mechanics, are only productive OF good
: ihsy assume high standard Of motive
GA aedon.n The wrong punctuation o.
shie sentence made u convey an opinion
vhiGA - are far from entsrtainin2-thai
~ esnbinations can onay be productive Of
eesA because they assume high standard
q metise and actisn. There should have
tssn no comma @ after good, when il would
hsvs read care only Only productive Of good
. Ct accordingly ss) they assume ,gt'
ssaadsrd Of notivs and action" We have
kssua great many combinations among
bosh kadssmen sad mechanics productive
Of ssl, and evil only. We think very
ssrikiag example Of this nigh, be found In
Davenport-a combination which has moi
asssssd So high standard Of motive and &C
tisa," and which consequently cannot 10
rood.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19

NosK HELP.-The News Of this city IL b,
no nsans The only Democratic influence
espossd to the admission Of Utah with he
.lO.sstic institution" Of Poiygsmy. The
Dabusss Express and Herald. Democratic
esran, maintsins the same doctrine, snt
Quotes n. Coolbsugh, the leading Demo
csas in our lows Senate, as OF the samt
mind. The Express and Herald says;
To resolution Affirming the right Of the
people Of the Territories .self-governmen
an amendment was offered, providing that
shis self government did not imply the RICH
q The Territories to establish pclygsmy:
"nr. Coolbaugh said he shou d vote To-
DIS amsndmsnt, although there were parts
81 Il 70 which he was opposed. There were
portions OF our country ia which the right K
sesesblish slavery was recognized right o.
eD,(,roysrnmeni, but hs knew Of no State
- which the right 70 establish Poiygsmy
- any sush recognition"
H slirns precisely what we have said
a he subject, separating Polygsny from
slavery and rsfuang TO recognise the righ'
81 TIE people Of Utah to establish poiyg amy
hscaass self-govsrnmsnt would permit ihsa
70 establish slavery.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19

Perseus juet 3 .nnensing 1aasekee =
| ylyILL hear In mind ~ thsy can end eyesy A.
w ticis 81 KI,ehsn Fs!olsaisg Goods stsss
/ Il lNase YuInteA1Gg Wareeeeos
y MI n = NJ MIGTaO ..t. !.
lpsrsd In ~ part y the city Hssef sSfesae
SAsLk mo p06k fuUrLEsy; sdss ss.os !.
men. en- BIO fcs.d q ths ho W. rasAssaiAs
IRA SCALES or diGerent sizes for sale st tle
House Furnishing Wsraro"ms, sikn Of ae s~
+ 1sTxESsgs great variety :, the Hou.e FaT.
~ nishtnx WArorooms, sign OF the Big Tea Kettle.
LTKP LADDERS. 4, s, q, Z aad stops, for sale ~
oths House Furnishing Warsrooms, sign Big Tea
JAW BUCKS, AXIS aud WOOD SAWS for sale
Satlho House Faratshlng War, rooms, stsn Big
Tea Kettle.
IRON, BRASS and PLAYED WARE and Hair
lSkIyRs for ssle NJ the Heuss Furnishing Ware
rooms, sgn Big y Kettle.
1FUCER,S TEA CANS for sale II the House Fur
Slaishins Waseroons, slgn Big Tea Kettle.
STAIR RODS, good assortment q the House
|OFurntshing Wareroo ne, slEn n& lea Kettle
|INHkkMOM ETRRs In great variety ios .s.,sHt
Il the Hoass Furnishing Warsrooms, sign Big Tea
Kettle.
NURSE CANS OF dtaetent patterns for sale n
IN tho House Furnishing warefooms, Sign Of the
Big Tea Kettle.
lTyAKETURNEKs for sal al The House Furnish.
Sing Ware rooms, align Big Tea Hottie
HOT WATER PLATks for sAls Al the House
IxesrnisAlag wassrooms, sEn Big Tea Kettle.
rORN POFfkH for sale at The houss Fsrnish-
ling warerooms, sign Of Big Tss Kettle,
ClAARIK's PATENTFI.OURs MILL
FOR SALE!
THE andsrdgaed oG1rs for sale ths MIL, Msohin.
u cry, Engine, Fixtures, sc, corn ID aud Perry
streets, on Reasonable terms TO party who has
peane 70 condactN. The Mil viii grind and bolt
over - bushels Wheat per hour, producing barrel
Flour out OF .every "a bushels good wheat. II
properly managed IT. capacity 10 over o. bbis per
day; greater yield and at iess expense than any
Mill In use. The cleaning apparatus lie unexcslled
aud It's capacity Is greater than the Mil. No bet.
ser Investment 70 nov open to make money. The
year. We also o6er for sale tho Mills and rights
OF Territory OF the State Of Iowa. Call and see the
MIL. II not sold soos IL will be for lease. For
a 5ss i. sGESSss 8 \ "a h IT, Agent
n 10 a IA N EL T. OF 1856.
II the old year; for another link In the golden
chain 10 broken another dirge 10 sung Another year
with It's joys Its pleasures It's sighs and Its dissppoint
1855 has irrsvocaIIy passed aud In its night hs.
borne tho cherished hopes u many fond heart, and
crushed IN its passase to the eternal world many
schems Of selfish asgrsndxeas at and wrongi Many
loving heart datea lite happiness from the old year
while on tho other hand many family Is drsped
in the mourning garb Of despair made desoats by the
ysar that has.ps Sod
him reign in the place Of hb aged predecessor. Then
oyal subjects let hail bis reign with welcome
nd rejoice In his advent. In consideration d the
rev dynasty the proprist@s Of the .sea sto offer
want OF
Chsap Dry Goods,
70 call at the,S new and elegant Store, Ne Maiu It,
DAsHIELL SMALL
nd, 49,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19

The partnership heretofore existing between Alfred
Sanders and Lev Davis under the style Of Sanders
DaTis, in The printing and publishing Of the Davenport
Daily, Til Weekly and weekly aaEstte u this day dis
solved BY mutual consent All persons having claims
ssinst the above firm requested 70 present. them
Immediately and thnso indebted not ed that set.
Element Il immsdistsly required Either Of the under
tie ali accounts due to or from the Office.
ALFRED SANDERS,
Davenport January ist 1851, LEVI DAVIS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19
GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!

GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!
you wan; any thing In the way Of q nice WAtsh
or piseo Of JsWslry of any Kind, call at No. 9
IeCisirs Row, vssre you Will nsalss 10 rgse and
CHI sApesy assortment OF
Watches and Jswslry
ever offered In this mt Sket. 1 will sell Fall Jew
sIsd Gold Lever Watches for oxS 10 60; do. with
I3k esass warranted, from SIS TO e900; Gold Chains
Of every ssyls and variety; B,saM Pine, Finssr
tseiss de-. snaln fsct every thing usasliy kept In
Jswsiry Store, from common y. 8. 70 the finest
only AK 40 examination Of my stock 10 satisfy
sny one that II 10, - have said much the lasrec,
nd best ever offered here and An resolved TO
ssll 81 sach prices - shall DEFY composition and
give satisfaction 50 purchasers.
dee4S-du p, N. hOUSEL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19

DyeF,s Healing Embrocatfon..'fne
low price at which 1t IA sos, brthss II within Inc
reach OF every individual in the ommunits.
i,n,aiw so,db, HINES 4 cLlPPINGER
ID. q. Ell lR DAsE has opened sn agency
Tar the sale Of PateD, Medicines, corner Of 9Th aud
Rock island sts where can be found every Kind
and al the iSssst essA price, wholesale Of retail
d.s q 1856 DIFF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19

PKRFUMED BREATH.-Whst lady or ssntismsE
would remain under the OF dsas breath
.sa BY usinS the ''BALN A TRagsasD FIowEEs'
enrhss would not only render sswee but leave thu
tsetn white g alabsstsrf Many persous do not know
eis breath 10 bad and the subject is delicate the
fyispds will nsreJ mention 1t. Pour single drop d
.Bain on your tooth brush end ussh the teeth nigh
aud moruing A nfty cent bottle will last yaag. .
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may sasiiy be &C
nr,ired By using the "BALs or TRoUsAsD FLoWEEs'-
II will remove tan, pmples and fsckies from the skin
having il Of soG and roseats hue Wet towel, pouI
IN Two Or tbrss drols, and wash the face night nnt
morning
SHAVING MADE EAsf.-Wsi your shaving brush
In either warm or cold water pour two three drops
Of BALM or A THOUSAND BLOWERS" rub the beard well
aud R will make beautiful soft lsthsr, much fscta
ting the cooperation OF shaving Price only nifty cents
For sale BY All Druggists. Ps~are Of countsrfets -
Mons genuine unless signed by
W. r. FETRIDGE Il CO,
ep 25d6m Franklin Square, New York
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dissolution!

Under this head nbsr OF special notices
will be iaserted al 10 cents per the each insertion,
or So cts. per week.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19
For nala.

A sxcsllsst stand for . Tavern on the Daouy.as,
road, lev rods north Of ths corporate nn" n
DAvsepen tsgsthss will Mise A0see, .sr.
lama, thrss Of hich ID uAdss saiuvausn ssa ~ Il.
r.. ~. GOOD i.nss Win rsnsisf ss ss.ss
fSSt square, with good dry cellar, . lsYe "a
and nsssrsAiiing we'll Of watsH shs bnlieilS ,su
new and have never been Occupied. The ssssL
Y. .lOs q tssNsr.,. MY sls. ss1 tsevyrs. w y"
~, A1ckoLls, IsI1L4 e..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19
STOCK OF AERcHAHDIsE and BUSINESS
xoY sale
Rare OppOrtvsnity.

UWTC UPROVuWUluyt
WE odsr for sale the and nne stock Of
w goods owned by US In the city Of MuscAtips,
10 Va, consisting Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Notions, &C.
On very adys Ggeous terms. The stock 10 10 the
very best condition, having been bought and ussd
ior AN exclusive wholesale trade. They DOL eul
established 10 large aud valuable, nd NO better op
pOrtanity to engage In heavy aud pfoatObls Job
bling badness o.n DO found 10 the entire Wet.
This 10 the only exclusive whole sale Dry Goods
house in this city.
uOur other bnsinsss engs genen are The only
reasons for dsposing oil th. stoek aud business
To responsible parties who eau give sati sfactory
securities long time i'll bs gwen Apply 10 or sd.
dress. ABBOTT ~ DUfIOk,
jgnl9 dim Muscatine, Iowa,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19

nK. c. Q. SHELTON, a. M, onsrs " tho Gill.
JseDs Of davenport, his services ~ Ply scian and
Surgeon. Dr.. .. has varied experiences In The ID.
parlmsnt Of surgery, having, for ssrsa yssrs, had
charge OF toarishing Hospital and Dispsnsary In
lndis, from whence he has recently returned.
jAA1 a3Ws
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19

1@sr.css r.sA.n.. ~, Ssysi
a - - f, nna. prss't Ran. o,r Al
Ds,Ly ssrh.d.I., B.nLep. R.rssuAA ' A.
nlakslsy t!iuAsy, SroIss. Il ~
a.n M1o Siii. ~, Banker. th,.ss,S
NlokoLLs, IsBELL : 90, - 'Ns,. 4o
LIE, NlckoLLs 4 CO.. oAviRos, n,
McK0LLs co, pAooAs,
AA0AAA0x o10X4Rs Ann ~. azsasI.
-, Aol1fS. AAA1' sssAn
LAND WAhsAsss souohr, soIn ANN
- - psS soiss DissnIor, Iowa, J., Don. ffb IN Ia,
COUNCIL Bluvss s,on uoo o Ds,s,cr =
lARaE AMOUNT o., CIR paop, Dss.oowssvnlr Nh,
vAoAsr LAND fnaouoaoUr rnI s1.,si ssnovlp l.sS,.
49, .skns We invite attention IA .oA SALE on ,.An
n1 Aeps, riAtts, Abstracts, &c - oAiaosss o ~
- 1sAs IT, South Of Sse.,...
pAsEsPoRT, iov,
CITY PROPERTY.
sot-Aots block los, on Brad, 49,.
"a, sis1 s...a o. 10. . block 81, 4s.lOo -.
A .l-."' dv'lliss l 20 ssssas
Sls-Wsss half OF lot block a. IT.,
~. Ds mo n0sss, ON Railroad east Of EO.t ,ssas a..
- w. '''aat as,st
-, 49, losss and io:in East D.x.
,o.s oiosa =, house Of six rosns snpert sass ko,
"'h' Wooa aAsd' g; price ssov. s''a cellar, a. 4
al--A Aosss with ~ acre Of s,o,.
ernpsn Of Tie city; $1,000. ground 10 ~ ssus
a0s-Lot block Is. south
Western Avenue, one Of az ~ Corner Of ~ a..
private rssidsnesia The city. '''n''' Low is ~
~. ss,-LosI block And 13srd 20 blo..
sse's'os' near Tie Female College. 'sS fal.sa,
s, Nc 49, IN. No II bloek 50, % Sd ,,,.
bonse, = one story frame hou.s - tso story b..
ssois onnss In aren't Of Ss7s per shop .st
NO. wa one story brick hons .
North side Of Tenth street kstv,ss lot 2axS0 n,
iahd nae view Of the river from tL,s ~ and Rsek IL
-L''' and block 70. near tho R.s,.
tho ns ~ frame house With good b.as .,u.
NV cs6sr =" sAxth street; lot 0OxlU -, saaaau 60
sAs-Also thslos sd,ol.ius !, ..
Main strsst; e01e0 hst VIVA, foanar CO
49, Z. a sSs,: and lot on aka sx..,
WI.A Lot on Main street, b.,ux r..
nss Of So'd'ni'h'' addition; IS hxSs '''S ss'' s0r
sts--A houss and lot bs,vss.n p,.a-
with nae view Of NE rive. " ald 1aln it,
price $500, pAoas sSatU.
$50. az -. -, Mn.onuns Oh Brady and sxs.sA,
''s''' 's1sS' s''s; price 800 sssy t.sns. PER-,
hnu A \
and Gaines strssss; sIsso. "s'' sorssr Of Tlt.
:, So hosss aud tive lots In Ia, me-,
'9 n 49, 's'sass year sAssv psssSwS S's'
80. sssA eouss and lot o. ssstsids Of k,,,.,
roems 10, su. ssa second s,sssn, Assss III 49,.
price e2ssS. fsas Of tsoS pss an M
a, NO 60 I've stssy hans Lsass on sr,al.y
~ % Wsstsfp stseus, north Il tth n ~. Asx
kissnsas psasry, ciossts cssssn aaA veil ~. seoas
No. 2al.--A House Of saus s,x. and ..
'1s Western Ave, Price sAsU ''s 90. "
49,
No - heass o. .an. siIs and .au, 10, -.
'Ass Of "s'ssrs Ave Prise sz,Sss WI ~ y
No. asa aosss Of same .is. ..d a..,x
~ ~ s''' 49, - W Ass PEaos tx1Oo
No ssx- 1hrss Houses Of ths ssu, ass.,.,,...8
'cms Oh sasasn o., north u Lss.ss ~ 49, s.-AE
'rou ID ssc6 Price si,suo AASs'
No. 49, House and Los on cexp., n,,,.
10 I's esslAs' hoa'' is,Sas, sna.s sssoss $50
M. 2es.-A frame house On Hsrpsu :, ~, VI
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No, 2eS.-A two story ftAns house On La cs....,
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a.,m.n L.a.ona-Aiteruoot,n, Claaa.

TINHOSE lsdiss aud gentlemen who Wish 10 receive
J. Lessons during the afternoon, will have the
ssrnooD, sad then every afternoon ebsuin exec
Saturday, In the Front Room Of BsH's Com me ;, IA
College, corner "a = perry as, a. o'clock 7 b.
class. Csnf3dlwl 6k0. W. sCHEtDk, A. III.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-19

ALL persons indebted to the undersisned nrn
either on book account or nots, are earnestly 70
qusstsd TO call and settle the same before February
Is.. usslsi1s) wICKERsHAM & HICKS.
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DR. sanford,s Iny,aorator

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