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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-16

REVIEW or Rsvs ,. u. JkrEK'S BOOk
ENTITLED "eAMeRKILtsM m sMtNkp.a ~
M~s.s. bsxr, II Missouri; with an Issscdsesiea
bF hesx.Nnsw GAAtsssl. Of Be,aAayt Va
Fbnsselrhias ]. y. Lleptaeou 4 o., 1857.
We have received from the publishers .
copy Of this work just issucd from their pro.
life press We are no oontroyersiaiists upon
Theological questions and have perused very
few religious debates. so do not feel ourselves
competent to give critical disquisit,on upon
the above review. We deubt il any theolo.
gan oil the aga has been more mlsr apres.
eated than Mr. Campbell and with vii.
tulnoss that has sometimes almost occs-
stoned Us 10 doubt whether nen really did
possess the principle Of humanity give i
Mo higher term that they prefessed. Reli.
| stous wars are said 10 be the most crue
contests that nations ever wage, SO theo.
| ogicsl dspates are in general the most bit
er discussions that men ever engage in
and as the political field presents quite q,
much strife as is congsnial TO our nature
we never have had any disposition to sesl
it IN any other quarter. To ovsry one, how
ever, who delights in the Perusal Of reii
gious debates, we are sure the volume be
tore US will be an attractive one, ~ the sly /
OF Dir, Lard ia very clear and peTspicuou
and he treats his opponent in quite tai
and candid manner,
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Rr,oxT or JOzs B. yEsv..--ws ia

RIYoxT OF JoEk B. yEsvl..--We hav,
received pamphlet copy Of the "Repor
Of John B. Jervis, Civil Engineer, in rels
lion 10 the Railroad bridge over the Mssis.
sippi River, al Rock Island" From the
reputation of MIR. Jervis as Civil Eng neer
any opinions given by him on the subject
of this bridge as charged obstruction to
the navigation Of the Mississippi river, will
be regarded as high authority and carry
with il more weight than the resolutions Of
a dozen ST. Louis meetings, We shall a.
vail ourselves Of an early opportunity 10 pre-,
sen, our resders with an abstract Of the
opinions of Mr.. Jevis. We content oar
selves to-day with making the following ea
tract, which 10 TO the point;
You ask my opinion as to what can b.
done TO improve the navigation At the draw
10 ans .er, | do not see the necessity Of
anything. 1t sppesrs to my judgment there
10 no diff Gully iR navigating II with perfect
ssfety ss ], is. You can provide no secur-
Nv against unskilifui OF careless navigstors,
or insufficient machinery. | have seen
many draws, where uippis the navigation 10
made, far less conveniently arranged for the
nsvies,or, that have been years 10 opera
ton and no one thinks Of complaining. -.
], 10 only recently that 80 large opening.
have been required for draws. Formerly
the opening was only wide enough just 10
allow the vessel 10 be warped through
Your draw allows . steamboat TO psss IN
Do, full hssdwsy, and al easy spacious
perth for that.
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Our Unsophisticsssd sophmore cotempo.
rsry Of the New. exceedingly shocked
that an editor wsg cut West, aud in the Ii,
tie placed called Davenport, should CUES.
ton the justice OF integrity of the decision
of the Supreme Court a. delivered by lodge
fancy, in the bred Scott case. We are
swsre, tina, yosng men fresh from the East
ike our contemporary, are very well satisfied
that the sun does no, know how 10 proper.
y shine. the water run or grass grow 10 the
West. 1t ,skes them long time 10 become
sequsintsd with the fact, that tie Western
people are not too green To be cafe from
cattle, and that an Eastern young snob i,
not prodigy Of enhghtsnmen, to the eye
of every Hswkeye. Hoosier or Sucker. The
editor Of the News appears TO have not Jel
emerged from the downy state Of his West.
srn existence. He IL not quite prepared
y., 10 acknowledge that anything good may
ensnste from "a place 20 far out Yves, thsl
one can Utmost clasp Inc bridal Yestms nt,
Of the sun as be sinks into tbs embrace o
the bIushing sea-" ssch &c Davenport. Tht
sditors Of the Gazette have the same nigh
to criticize the decision Of the Supreme
Cour., and it il ~ little unbseonin2 in then
to Dc 90. ss the editors Of any paper nearer
the rising sun. The Supreme Cour' is
neither immaculate nor above criticism nor
DO we think % high above the mental hori-
con Of the country that even Wsss-H man
may not freely express an honest opinion Of
It's decisions. We shall give our readers AZ
ticles from sbl.r pens than VS. car CON.
nsn6, proving Judge Tsney and bis cOsd.
iutors hape bowed in seryiiity 10 one section
and grossly drsbbled the srmins at the
nod and beck Of the South
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MmsRs. Enrosa.--TAe article which |
appeared in your number OF nth inst,
touching the sxertons OF the Board Of
Trade OF this city, to find suitable room,
aud your suggestion a. to the propriety OF
the Boafd associstine themselves with The
Young Mems Literary Society, was judi.
cious and oeQ-ssmed Il ia hoped BY many
who feel a deep interest in these institu
ton, that you, being the arbiters OF public
sentiment, will not cease TO agtta,e this
subject until j, is broaght 60 proper con-
summation.
The Literary Association, ii 40 msa,fest
70 every one who studies its present ocnd-
uoo, is declining. Daring the last winter
lthe sessan when such societies thrive
most) il was many times impossible 10 call
the meeting to order Tor lack Of 2seran'
{sevenl. The Hall Which was tilted up a.
much expense, making one OF the finest
society halls in the city, is neglected and
giving daily evidence Of the apathy OF the
luaembers, the COMMITTEE Of Ways and
| thieans have 4 large aud threatening deb,
hanging owes then devoted heads, aud no
kaowledge Of the source from viii Gu viii
ce,ae the sserssstasl The library. which
shame that il may be said, --is the only
public library ia this popuious and growing
city, is seemingly colieeusb Of bsuole'
bound in calf and laid away upon shelves Il
acsummulate dust,
/ Why 10 il, Messrs. Editors, that oas III
srGry association cannot be msintaine
|, in town Of the Magnitude of Davenport
Can the utility OF this institution, as bear
+ ing upon the morals and Intelligence of on
young men, be an Instant questioned. Ma,
: bsr-rooms and billiard saloons thrive. Will
. societies Tor mental Improvement languish
, Must the magnificent donation of well
I known citizen lie unused on dusty shelves
/. All that 10 now required, it occurs to you
/ correspondent, is that men OF intelligence
y and influence should take hold of this ma,
: ter, aad not only save the society from II
y Threatening bankruptcy and dsbandon
J. ment, bu, raise il up to the dignity OF use
y iul and honorable institution. As the asse
n citation 10 not corporate body, the eonse
l. Quences to the library following dissoiu
/. ton would be indeed lsmeutable.
Ill The Board OF Trade by connection witt
!, this society woslj derive greater infid
2 ence and Importance, and possess mot'
E varied interest, aside from the acquisition
o Of a fins hall and the nucleus Of large Ii
e brary. Many business men, | am well in
y formed, who would not associate themseIve
with the Board of Trade under its presen
E constitution would gladly extend their IN
: iuence to il under its arrangement nov
T urged. 1t is 10 be hoPedthat the Board vii
. ooasider this mstters thsreby benehtius
. themselves, another association, and the IN
! teres,s Of the public. J. ii, r
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DsArH or FkMaLE From OssITioArIos.
"A woman of about thirty years, named A.
senath Mullen, died at tho Boston Lunatic
Hospital, on the 25th uit., OF ossification OF
the arteries A case of death ola middle
aged person, from such disorder, is es
tremsly rare.
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DsuAsssasism Triumphant 10 Indian.

Oes1A8vA0sism AfnH PLhEt IN lletALSa
TIE desperate game oil the spurious
Democracy in the Indiana Legislature,
whose first signal act was the Illegal cleo
lion Of two United States Senators to
misrepresent the people Of the State, was
carried to its natural contamination on Sat
urday LAST, the day Of adjournment, BY the
failure, through the iactious opposition, OF
the Revenue and Apportionmsn bills.
The cause of this unfortunate, and to the
Democrats, disgracefol, conclusion OF the
session may be briefly stated Mr.. Miller, OF
Fulton county, was clearly proved TO have
obtained his seat in the Senate by Illegal
votes. A motion 10 GUST him in favor OF his
opponent had been pending for some weeks,
and theRepublcana naturally wished TO have
the case decided before the close Of the ses-
son. But the Democrs had obstina,ely
determined that there should be no aeci-
son. Prominent members of the party de.
cisred as long as the 26tn ult., that "no
vote should be taken upon that case if all
| the business OF the session had 70 be lett
unfinished" and they kept their word.
They we're ready as they declared, to break
quorum If the previous question" (Which
compelled vote) was pressed The presi.
dent, aiding this revolutionary edert, deci-
ded, exactly contrary to bic former deci-
sion, TO allow ell sorts Of motions to inter
vene, u push Of the vote. Anxious to pass
inportsn, bills, the Republicans proposed
| 70 send back both contestants to the PEG.
| pie, but the Democrats refused, Finally
| Democrat Ar. Hairen) proposed that !.
some Republican Senator would resign
Mr.. Miller would resign, and thus reiiera
| the Senate OF the perHici0us embatFass
| meats in which Democratic folly had placed
it. DIR. Weir, OF Lsporte, promptly accept.
ed the proposition, and agreed, if Mr.. Miller
would, ne would resign, ana both 20 back
70 the people Thus csught, and compelled
20 e or with business or back out Of tneif
asn arrangement, the Democrats refused to
staud by the proposition.
Tnus tso or three weeks OF the sasso
sss wasted by the obstinate determination
# the 60 called Democracy TO defeat the
majority. They stood out TIL O'Clock on
Sunday morning last. when the Legislature
sdjsurEed.
We are indebted to the INDIANAPOLIS
Joar7Ist OF Monday for the above psrticularg
Thee furnish another fDrcibis illustration
Of the fact that the party now claiming the
honsred name Of Democracy will not stick
a. nythiDg to carry out their desperate
purpose. Pretending to BE- parsmineaoe the
expgsitors Of the popular will, they rtrike il
dc~n remorse!ezs'y whenever Il Glands m
then wsy-by bowie knife and revolver ia
kEnsas, by fraud and revolution in indiana.
The principle upon which they act lie every
where the same. The tactics vary accord.
ing TO circumstances and localities. 800 Che.
Pres.
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Az ON LapY--The Lumpkin lGa.o
Piaiadsaler records the death OF a Mrs. Pr
late, in Lsurens county, en- the 22d Deem
Der. aged 10 years. She was q wife during
the Revolution.
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A FkkfUhED BHEATH.-~What lady or gentleman
would remain unisT tie Of dissgrsssbis breath
When b. gstGg the "BaLk % Ta0usARB FLowERs' n.
h=Btnh F0ud Hat only rsidsr hur leave thf
tsctb Wus'R aiabaHreTi Many persons do know
tflar br "a i b aII tho subact delicate theiI
IIaats Ty' bHgot mention a. Pour = single drop Of
balm ap you iy9h bT sh and the teeth nizbt
aud AlyEEGE bitY cent bottle will last year.
BEAUTIFUL COM IE1ios may easily be- a.
4uTs2 bY GsiSg ttss BALI ~ IHOUsAKD FL0WTss -
IL TIlt Fouave ton pipi1s aud iIeck.s from the sk
tsruS It vf so. 4Gl Eysrato hue Wet towel, pouJ
"a guD glrla drops, ADD vash the iaos might sns
n1TEtHF-
sHAbiED MALI FAS,.-Ra yuGI shaving bTn.l,
atfter va5D OF ayI aat6T pour two ihrr. ps
VI "EaIa as Inyushnb FLCyEgs, rub tho Ges sol,
and .. siI make iautul an iaIasI, mach a il.ta
ting ans yrTattSh Di shaving Price only hty centS
Foe sale ~ all DrnsKlsts. r. oi oounfett.ifs -
EOns Eruuhs uLInss signed by
W. T.. FEfkIDaE d. co,
~ zeaGLa Franklin Square, eeW Y1Tk.
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nPfCik over spald!nfs .ssse ,, - se nsvsnpest
n, Attend l" me ear chase aud sale Of every KIND -
" - iseal Estate
IL any par n Iowa and sseeetAs "a Seou asS,,
J0tnine eountess leAstnE housas, .so,n.si,. ma
sserv lAing elss connected With ho iA@a ss sS'x
hu
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AZ Two cows have died in Greenwich,
r. /, lately, 10 consequence Of licking
The paint from newly painted buildings
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$50 900 worth Of Lots for sale.
TlfuL Lots for sale IN tultons addition
eVVy 10 last nayc npori on oAster terms ulan nss
bssn oasrsd essofs Y q nsss ai ans
bui,dns rock can DO 4unrried, Ahordink an ineAhau
All, source 81 wealth. From others, tho sfAhass'
views any where be found 10 the vicinity o. our
Arc prsssnted hsing the sole agent Tor the sale o
these lots, and quite we'll satisfied tha' 20 p,op
ofered 10 Davenport presents any 'hhs ~ .s"s
Bile 10 those DESTROYS OF obtaining houes on easy
trust that all who wish 10 purchase wiii eau ~ ~. "
Ace soon and Examine the plat and prices 9, ny
tiul property. lMhial =. y, 800
Land for Sale.
L,oUk ~ acre lots mile nsrth 9 Faltsn station
IT On The NJ. 4 N. Railroad on reasonable terms.
Also, SEQ acres one mile Lorih Of waleou cheap;
ene-hAf cash, balance In one and two years
Alse $50 acres In Warrington county, ~ AeIes
Ane timber aud running water on part rms Ana
fngton, on One road fro IN coiumhusto Richmond,
viii be sold Oh cap and part on time.
Also, four " aero lots near lows City, hsaatiial
srminS land And well watered.
also, Lots In West Davenport ranging In sife
nom % feet $40 TO u acres, sold fort down and
balance In one and two years
Also, .eyarst neat building. Oh leased ground
would g ''ld on reasonable '''1' rAPpiEE s Il
sptsndid Farm for Sale
THIS arm contains 700 aerss, $50 ander euluya
nan, 100 acres superior timber, gooa dwsnlng
| out houses and nns barn, beautiful ssfesm o. run
ming alter thai never IAis Auu nun "io"se " -
Terms 90 easy that AFTER tnS frat Paymeh. the
| farm may BIO made TO pay tho deferred Pc mens.-
ApPiYto Unit !. :. > = 10.
| 100 Acres Unimprovsd Land for sale.
THIS Is bsautifuflaad, being In sec TIP, ny
i only II miles from the city and miles from lie
claire; price REASONABLE 10 and terms easy Apply 70
| nhlS =. y. = as vs.
! HANDsoME frame house, q rooms, pleAsAntl!
"A situated on east I'd street, 1syssrs lease, foI
| sale o u reA sonabie terms.
Also 10 acres be atiful land on south side Of mp
| ton road, ~ miles from city limits; terms easy
| ALSO, lot IN block IL In The town Of Wsicot
INN edisteiy depot. This lot would be given ~
exchange for = good horse, buggy OF saperiorgoi
watch. Apply to zane
| mht9 =. =. 1870.
| IyOUsES aud Lots for sale, handsomely situated
IL in tiferent parts Of tho city. J. 9. 6ADs.
Hotel for Sale.
SUPERIOR hotel for sale In The city OF LIE clair
| n namely, the BRATION HOUSE, three Nofie
high aud q os base Mt; sssblsg for large numps
OF horses, &C. The price Of this desirable ho.eil y
| .resectngly low and terms easy. Apply 10 ,
Bration, L. claire. or +. {. ESDs, Davenport.
Also several yaaa BILE lets In LIE claire to be soi'
| on easy terms.
Also, several lots near depot, very beautiful Ah'
will DO sold on easy tsrias,
| Also, block ZIG on Brady, Perry and LOO feet ave
nu a. being In LIE clstrs's 9Th sddtioBto Davenport
Also 100 or more fact on Brady street, AdJoi mini
| and soulh Of J. 4. Davies residence maj
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% a.
- mouse on ''A .. a..tR.s. DEPOT. I
sss-A houss on ~ ssr..,. a.. "sasoo
ssl-Aoas ss>ry 49,.
rod wen, sa.i 81 lott bloch a' Is Broom. .na..
sss--Lou aud and .o-,,
=. .,.,a city
,.r T.. II rsoS.. 10 .s. eI Locus. ..o.,
as7-ssl sores mile. f,o., ;, sAd '"
i"ea' wv per ace. enPor, an.l,.
~ sSs ana a. sSs =. s.Ss! aeu.s on osi... A..
" x,.,c p'ees ., price ol0oO E's,n and eis,sa
0iiisu.
' a.s o'' s'ooo. saduoa
- MI
nan w1,
house with u rso sD,oss ison % nss, R,
ao7 '"'l'o
ter, eSSOO. ~ fcsns, sprin. ~ k.stssa.
-. ~
49,, ..oy fone hoass. sale.
fssf Of bnd,
Gels acre. In E.s D.,..u,,,
- 1oOass safsst. chfisisi
AI-Houss ana 10, A. T.. .
>, s.e - sos.s and iss IL E.., a.. ~ ssssa
tern, wood sSsd. A.. 1917 ~ foems, eocd ..n Aoi
S0' Pncs $3.50. Laf, a.
addition. sesr tss Ss 100 ~ and % blosl
ooAsgs. 'a'''n'
No. ssawLo, M, n 49,,
noass 49, story frs1s house, e..ao story brisi
low - fsh' d se'o per sasxsa Mop AID
ssi.rAst Of let / block ., ror...
rnoe ssov saass asdauo,
81 house and lot on .out,
sisso. '1 Of Third
Year eAssp pror.Iors phcs
.aA - y
Finn; ios : sises Is '' on Perm street, ma,
.. ,sos.A .sss.,of 10, On N.
sss". ''e' 70 lease q a ina
AZ,
Dspuo a. 800 o a.s sud bali miI.s r.
''ss' SisSo. "on town on
So, oose ANA lot corner R,n,.,
Ven, esUn 'A Sfssa,
36A--A aev b,,s.
KS feet, as.irsn,s nsu.. % FafDsa -. Ga. IL, -,
nd r~o -,
one has Z room. 49, harrison and I'm d.,
us, 8 eornsr. Tss s,s.s ssa, ssssls, q, ~
Assfsi. ssuAs aad
nsss's ooass hsns Aesss, 3 sooS s.. son aEd nta
sssy. oasssrns, sc arssi. a. ssissst,
sfas
lot S.y - ss aaa lot near 18th and n,,,.
rooms aad eistssa "'ssa'
1se--ssefe, Ia Not,
s7s-A hama.
sorn.r At ,a.s ana LOT 70 Jesse "a. 4,
q raas.. =. - 500 u sts.; los 3sxI 50 - .
y7aAe
tern on eorss, Of M.,e rouse win sreons and s..
ia ana Loea& sts.. aaam ss
""n TIC hen $500
s7s-A LOT In The tsva a.
FARM
tss PROPERTY
Iais year vith $50 ~ acres, part or 4, btat a.
AIN s,a,.,s Sooa house. viii BE- go sIsAsa
u, ,..x
cry .os. s'.lie iosr niiss o. Sai.os IN % sois
=, aouss, sable. veil ant q nsrs, M. pre-.
az
nn, 80. l OF - acres I miles ss., a,
80, ~ sGfss andaf eahi ton a n, ~
eu.t grove; er. an Of AZ aassf isass, asd "
a., ---
.s, - a. nis. o. $50 sesv., 10 Of II rood uu..,
house stable, vsi and iArse spriss: o ss eaosa
1AIhsssi; Atv0 bushels was sxisrd ~. 20 " .esA.
,aisss from ns,sn po,s. 1 s On pa.a9as rad, 10
sss S - usss ~ nns sssa 81 shsrmaai, =
In: o1,ss rs Ger ~. 'ahh'hs sssss and ssod
,-s . e.. II aIa -.
,sa a. ,in n.s Nd ~, .aa ~. Lp Co. sssl
"a Der acre. sooa stock Ar eaiuvssisa; pss'
-,
IT. .fn. d soc ssrss rs mles north II FULTON, Z.
Weed Land,
2o0-s3 acres Of wood laad " sssssou Ia, q.
-
No lss--A f.rm y ninety on the M,.S.-,,,, ;,
- per .sI. A"' STOCK As.; prize
under fence and nearly eli ploushsI .,.S uIo'ssi
&C. with tsn ssrss Tinber IN 6icl@s Gs sSees. 20
water on the land. '1nAAV
No. l;&-A Farm Of xL.u, is-
sa,ss runsiss through aps sraxins arm ssS sssss !.
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A Recipe that rarely ever fails to eurs . Cold

Recipe that rarely ever fails TO cure Cold
NoN, while winter with It's burthsn u Colds an
coughs, is with think a remedy that VIII rslisv,
zach v,statons should hs highly priced, and all wi
Enow the worth Of this remedy, will do A. We dopriz,
ttd0nbiT Taksa joubie dose Of DR. Ssnford's Invieo
rEtor and il viii gss grsstsf relief than sny orhe,
medicine tried tor ne have rarely repeat th,
3osste BE- entirely free from Cough aud soon A. N.
lupgs have time 10 throw ID lie collected matter tn,
is soapists. A family medicine, for the cure d
ravei Diseases, Worms, Dersnssmsnt Of the stOmsel
AID Liver, can recommend il Knowingly. For sale
o. br1gglels generally, shd Chas. T. Webb, Dsv
eHporI; ALA by sanford 4. co.. N. yICiiy,
isAzs -dnw
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10 b.El.
DWELLINGS. sTORRa AND QEEIcRa

M LII.
DWELLINGS, STORES AND OFFICES
IA soavoaien Dwelling With ave rooms aud
cellar eisieru and pump In the Kitchen and v ell
II water 10 The yard, suitabis for . small family
sniS' Possession nrss oil April; within one block
Of tas fost once.
= An once (ironti over TsIinaA d Powers bank
Tag hoass, on brsay street. Dnfidi ug aorth OF
the Poet once; i'm meds,s possession can be haa
3--lwS frsai Offices ~ seet by 10 and ext north
Of The above, over the Iowa boob hooms
1.-Two large rooms 20 BY u feet sdtotuiug the
above, 100 rooms 20 feel BY 10, ceiling AZ feet
high, good trout sGtranes-
6-Ihrse stores aud awslliugs ~ fact by Do on
Brady Of between 4tE Aad Din.
1.-Two siores and a~siiass IS feet By 50, next
adjoining the Hboy p0sssason the drst Of April
Appi. TO = Eli ADAMS, bookseller,
mehl3Sl No NJ Brady o.. near The Post onies
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Dissolution!
Ts partnership heretofore eristing .bstResa Allied
Sanders aud Levi Davis, under the style Of Sanders
Davis, In tbs printing aai publishing of the Davenport
Dali. TEi-W esky aud Weekly Gazette s this day d.-
solved by mutual consent. Al persons swing claims
against the above arm requested present them
aaynsdstsi7 sad these INDEBTED notified that set
hs,nsnt is Immediately required Either Of the under
signed fully empowered 70 receive MONEYS set
ts a t1TgaAta due 10 from the ONCE.
ALFHED SANDERS,
Davenport, JannsTs ist 1857, LEVI DAVIS.
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Jvellins Wan

For Lease ..sa polos Of Land % oy $50 r., near
kal boad Depot for POOR 80 years reasonable rent
lssh Ig.d-tf DAWSON TRUE,
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By all ia ny without children sfors the frst OF
May Enquire stthts once. mchiaH
Hoifowavts Piiis.-.Tas fan etionsi de-
tIngsEpsuts tnei4snt 10 females are entirely
prevented BY rssor 70 these pitts, at the Pc
RODS shsn they nsu4lly oscar. They have 3 mor
happy effect all complaints peculiar 10 the SEX
sald at the manufactures, No. 30 Maiden Lane, New
fork. ard No. ga strand, London, and by all drug
lsss, Al 2oc., e21ze and u per box. nchle d~is
MURRAY 81 LAsM.sas FLORIDA WATER
This ia the standard perfume OF all Spanish Ansri-
-. f. ia, sapefseisdthe Fariaz Cologne and ali
sGe Pa Essences IN that market The GRANGE 10
that II Ihs living Aeotaate flowers, from which Is 10
ext.a SOD, aud viii tast for weeks on the hantker
sdiBt Par tas complexion T. has no s4nzl 10 the
wsrlI. Sold BY d. I, LsnnAn h Co., Wholesale
G5lEsis,s 90 E8ssr 4 ~, aNd sy all druggists NJ
seeFsr bottle meh7 d~i~
40 the sick and DlsaBisa. 1--WE ,peak
sithunt hesitation, and declare Dyar's Healing En
gfseaton "a De the greatest remedy srtan, for rheE
eslisu, eals, wounds paia, either external or In
efl1| Sc Sold 81
mcuI0Is HINES 81 oLIPPls6E
Great Bargains
% sFiasdid L5ts in iamhrlts'. Addition, North
plvsap0rt, for gAIa BY ALLEN CLARE,
aoTn
For sals,
ForE DESIRABLE DWELLING HoUsss, In low
part ofthe city, very liberal terms. Apply to
too sy-du COOK \ SARGENT.
Bank aemos al .--IAe undersig ned have
! removed 10 we new buIlsinz 10 MsManus 4 sh.r.
srd's block on Second street, where they will 20
| main during the erection al their new Banking
! House, ready 10 attend TO business as usual.
march2 du COOK SARGENT.
Fox SALE.
Five Cool Baiiilng Lats RaTnam street, near
| Locust. Apply to
! jsusou fCHUBB, BRO, BARROW co,
| Gamsache o. md Co..-Tnis Company lie
ready 10 sell lois la lis Addition 10 the town OF
! ClIa4nehs. IL offers some OF the most desirable
BUSINESS aud residence lots about this 1ourtsein
/ t1wn. Any Information concerning ihs same can
he obi AIMED BY calling on GEO. n PARKER, Esa =,
/ so. ~ Orr's biees.
| febIsiif CAMASCHE LAND CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-16
! sure way 10 make fortune seon u 70 bu,
. the 1igAt Of one Of
Ciark's Csishrntea Elsnr MALE,

'J'HK eheapess, most simple, durable and compact
requiring less power, isss sttsntton, and mskiag
= larger yield and better quality OF aoas, has any
ing merchant commission and custom busnsss,
corner Of Perry and T.ird streets, Davenport,
Iowa. We guarantee thsss Mills 70 perform - ve
tspfoseat end 70 GRAD over ten busAels wheat per
bout Call suA see tor yoSsselsss. For kigAts sad
Mills iortss States Of lsws ssd Illinois, eRPy p
JACOB WbAv8o, II.
r .. Circulars and ssritaessss ssss aDep sS1ns
eaN4n. \ ~
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aesa the Advsr,isemea OF
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