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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

OLE BULL IN Couar.-Ole Bull was
hroueh before Judge Woodruff. OF the Su-
perior Court, on Saturday, charged with
having property which be wrongtully refus.
Cd TO apply to the satisfaction Of = judgment,
upon his examination he admitted that be
had possession Of three victims worth about
5000. In the bow Of one Of these v'ohns
~ss diamond valued at Z large sum. tie
said he had no fixed intention OF leaving
the Uai,sd Statss q the pressnt time, but
he iutsnds to visit Norway. the land Of HE
birth some tins or ether. The judge dsci.
ded that general demand was insufficient.
asd msds "A order BY which Ois.Buil ~as
Discharged from the present proceeding -
Notwithstanding shis order, = subsequent
proceeding OF . similar character will not
be prevented, should the execution be re
tarnsd snsaus6ed. A Philadelphia CORES.
pondsnt Of the Sxslsy D.spsses writes;
talking about Ole Bull to a well known
citisen Of this place, your correspondent ex-
pressed wish thar Ole might NEE, with
success and retrieve his depressed fortune.
our friend bsrst Into horse.isugh. Re
ificvs HE depressed fortune! Why, my
dear cir, = gen,lsman In this city (naming
HIM. has RENTED to Norway for Ole Bull,
since HE advent to this country. over $50
900. and j, 10 ell well inverted there. The
report Of his poverty Ia without foundation.
have no doubt from the commune alton
that our friend 10 correct. q be knows both
parties we'll"
We are also happy to learn from legal
gentlemsn. familiar with Ole Bulps affairs,
that hs Loo, netting BY hia land speculation
in Penny lvanis, oil the money he advanced
returned to him.-N. Y. Mirror.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

The Legislature Of New York 10 about
taking prompt measures TO relieve that
State from ,hs effect oil the recent epis ions
Of nsjority Of the Judges Of the o. q.
Supreme Court.
A committee 70 whom the matter vas
referred. has made = lengthy report, con.
siadins with the following join, resolutions:
Rsscped, That the State viii not allow
slavery within its borders in any form under
any pre,snce, for any time, hos short
lei the consequences be what they may.
Rs,oiued, That the supreme Court of the
United States, BY reason Of decision o.
the majority OF ito Judges, having identified
itself with sectional and aggressive party,
IL aas losI the confidence and respect Of the
people OF tDis State.
kesoiseS, That the Governmen, DO re.
ques,ed TO sransniI copy Of the report and
oil and the .esolufisas 10 ths respective
G oseraofs OF the States Of the union.
The Committee also introduced . bill
which provides, in section !, that no Do.
&c ut, near or remote, from an African,
whether slave or free, Of any color, shall
proven, any person from becoming citi-
zen Of tia, State. nor esPrIve him Of the
rights of citizenship.
Section 2 provides that every slave
srough. into that State invelun,srily or BY
consent Of III. owner shall be free.
Section makes it felony to hold - .
$ lave, under any Circumstances or for any
time, 10 that State, any person mentioned
in the second section. and Furnishes the
same By Imprisonment fer not less than two
years nor more than ten.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

SAD OccUklEKcE.-A sad AFFAIR tool
place this morning, N one of the eastern
Sage coaches, when two miles beyond Ed
d. vile. Among the passengers was q
yong mar from Joliet H., by the name
o. james Patterson. /. seems the young
m.u wa. dersnged, though the fact was no.
kn9wn to his friends. He sat perfectly
q en-. moe, OF the way from Mt Pleasan.,
a. the ime above mentioned, he drew .
pistol and fred aeross the coach; the bail
/, king effect in the clothes DIR. Timmens
o! Knoxville. No sooner had he discharged
the pistol, than he drew large knife.
The driver hearing the report, stopped
snd the passengers. excited began to jump
Out, Before they succeeded however, Pat.
terson inflicted two severe, snt il yss fes..
ed, mortal wounds upon Dr.. T. He also
Inflicted g severe wound upon the neck and
back Of an old gentleman, who wrested the
pistol from his hands. He also succeeded
in inaicling deep wound in the thigh Of =
v uug mar from Ohio. TIE wounded, a.
y eil as Peterson, were ell left at Eddyvills
| vas though, DR.. Timmons could survive
bu, short time. We receive this state
ment jest as We are going TO press, from
passengers who were travelling In the
rsme company. - Ossalooso H~s6, loh
tyx,
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,ases 1. D. sni.A. u wisssaaia.

J1Rk0 y ". oaAkos " ~ DSooAaA.
This gentleman, who Of latter ysars has
Icomsd up in public estimation, from the
circumstances that be rendered IN elaborate
deeision againss the sonsdtutionaliy Of the
Fugitive Slave Law. has been rendered the
eemplimen, Of I public dinner in The city Of
New York, in = note signed BY several Of
lie mott prominen, and honersd cidssns,
wherein they take occasion to endorse with
GU, reservation. the noble positien assumed,
aud admiration of,he courage which prompt
ca the oct. The Judge, in declining the
proffered hospitality, takes occasion TO com
men, upon The matter II length, in his
usual able and teue manner. the whole Of
which we would cheerfally publish, but
must Be- con ten, with the following notice.
able paragraphs.
In pronouncine the decision which it be-
came my duty to make, In June, 1854, in
relation to the Fugitive act Of 1850, only
aid NV simple duty, To have done less
= ou,d have been TO fail in the discharge Of
au,v. To have acted otherwise would have
been 10 have acted inpiousy. For Judge
no, 10 do what be believes 10 be right. whom
officially required, 10 - wicked and corrupt
IS 10 DO y hat he knows to be wrong. l desire
ro,hinc, therefore, but the award Of my
countrymen, OF duty faithfully discharged,
according to the dictates Of conscience.
With that am content.
One Of The citizens OF Wisconsin presents
ed 10 the proper authority Of the State his
com plaint, alledging ths, he WAS unlawful
" restrained OF his liberty. The State was
bound to inquire into The cause. She vac
bound 10 protect him against all restraint,
excep, that which was authorized BY her
own laws, or BY laws enacted @ithin the
scope of the legislative power Of the Union.
I held b. virtue Of q law Of the latter kind,
the power OF the State ceased; il not, the
Stale vas bound TO interposs her sovereign
" between her citizen and the nnlaw lul AZ
vressons of the federal iuncuonsry. The
question being fairly presented to the ,ris-
unsl TO which complaint vas made, II coald
not be avoided without grosss oershctloa OF
duty. The court exercised its judgment In
that case precisely ~ in all oihers, and at
iud Gated accordingly. The court thought
the Fugitive Slave act OF 1880, Unauthorized
ny the federal constitution, and 50 declared;
in consequence whereof the prisoner was
And can You believe 1t. gentle.
men, almost three years have elapsed and
the Union is net cissolysd'
This, gentlemen, 10 the head and front
Of Wisconsin, offending, and ! AN bound
to admit that | see no immediate prospect
Of her Behaving much bs,ier.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17
Ohio Politics.

Hon. Lewis D. Campbell arc c. L. Val.
lsnainghan are pitching into each other
,ssrociously through the Dayton papers, to
hs sres, epliyenment Of those sheets and
She general satisfaction Of their editors. We
hope nothing serious will cone Of il. A,
Columbus the faithful are abogi 70 salsulHis.
The departure Of the notorious Sam Medary
from TIE State Of Ohio by grand pow
view He goes to assume the gubernstorisl
chair Of MINES o,s. How rejuieed we are
that lows 10 its government, is Independent,
Of the Administrator.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

FLORIDA EVERGLADES An important
fect IL snnocncsd In relation 10 the Ever.
Q s6s. Of Florida. 1t IL stated that the wa.
ter. Of ina, immense reservoir have recent.
iy sgund al outlet through which they are
sensrging themselves il gres, volumes 10
IT. Gulf Of Mexico. An area, embracing
Any millions Of scres heretofore subners-
e. viii thus be converted into dry land,
aad If 80, it will ptgDabiy be found 10 be
much the largest body Of rieh land in Fiori-
es. and extending several degrees farther
South than LOUISIANA. No other portion Of
Tue South viii compare with Il in adaptation
g. The culture of the sugar cane, and other
tropical products. UHder the Swamp
grant" al Of this land 10 the property oil the
State, and By her internal improvement act,
II has been pledged as = bass Of credit for
tae sewers Tsiirosd enterprises Of Florida
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

TsY BosTes TxAvsLLEK, l. lie a.Gs
as~ pspsr issuse n the city VI Boston
Il y formed By the eOnsoiidalsa Of the Al,
-. Telegraph. Chronicle ana Traveller
end STARTS a with & cIeuialaa If 81, 900
- It's daily edition being 10000. Il is
psisssd % one Of Hoes ter cylinder press.
o., purchased u > cost VI ta2. 900. s.
Ds~lss. Ess.. Of the S2riDgfsle RsPush'
sar, 10 the sditot-in-cList, FfoIa our sx.
Oh age Of 6t.ssn years with Tbs Atlss, W
bsspesk Ike rssiprssslien with It's 1,sv.
llos. a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

TIA RocK lsLAp BEIpog.---Alsnos,
every steamer in the trade u the Upper
MISSISSIPPI has hanging op IL rs saI oon q
snap. showing very eisttnctiy net the MID
die pier Of the Rock leland \ dye IL plsc-
% directly 10 The center Of IL msin chsn-
ssi. and In such manner .. 70 ren5sr IL
sxtrsnely difheult for s,eamt rs.o psss ii
without i.jury. We sehey. ae map was
70, up BY the ST.. Louis Char ef Of Com.
Dsres,- Galens Courier
No doub, Of il, |. /. ~, ess.ys b.
Dsis map illustrative Of bridge be
Ing an obstruction TO na,lss a than I, IS
to prove the tAcs--s remark the Cham
Der Of comneres Of o.. L. viii learn
seiors IL gsts through the be uie.u job II
has undertaken. Of dssuoyil lie Ds,el
Sors bridge.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

EAnLr SATisrixDs-A gentleman return.
ed here from Kansas two or three dsys ago,
having gone out to the land Of promise only
. week or two previous. He srrivsd in
Ksnsss in the evsaing, slept on the foor
ota los-cabin hotel one night. had three
corn cakes tyr ersakfsst, for which accom-.
modstions he paid three dollars and half,
and started for homo before dinner, under
the Impression that he had seen ~ much
Of the Elephant" a. he cared about Gsls
Cir
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

The construction Of the tower tor tns
evaporation fridge ossr the Onio 81 Cincin'
nat j. progressing. The ,owsrs are sigh.
iy-six By thir,y-tso feet al tie base, viii
be two hundred and thirty.ies, high. and
one Thousand and six-iest apart. The e.
sles will BE- anchored three hundred feet
back On each side Of the river, pass over
the tops VI the towers, and thus made to
sustain the weight Of the bridge. The
entire spsn will Be sixtssn hundssd and slx
fact
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

FRosT.-Ths Cincinnati Commsrcsi
says. that the esrly flowers, a. well ~ the
buds Of the peach and cherry trees in that
vicinity. have been entirely destroyed BY
III late severe frosts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

KEoKuK.-The workshops Of Cowles 4
Pa!mer, Cement Roofers. were destroyed BY
fire on the 10Th. A McConkey vas arrest.
ed and i'm prisoned for selling bogus gold on
the same day.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

Isis feared that Newport. the fashionsbls
wstsring place, 10 going to break down,
under the pressure Of the prevailing "hard
limss-" Nearly one hundred fashionable
summer rsssdsncss and three Of the lead
ing hotels are advertised 10. sale.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17
New Millinery snd Fancy Goods.
New floods, New Goods,

d H. PARK 9 A co. are now oosniux ons ., ii.
H. richest d ocks of " Wv
c1ctn. .lg, Gio.h., vssting., Gentle.
syero uersd ir this market w. arc euonsc ~ w,,L
ne largest stsbshmsnt In Chicago, and having fsci
uee or guy ing that are rare, pledge
70 D. unds isold BY any house In the west Wsbsy.
disposed o. all Of our old goods and open this wsst
with IN attire stock Persons wishing snythns in .nr
line viii do we'll " give Us . call. W.
Pedis 70 and couutsy mere bsnts are feouss,sJ ,o =.
anime Q ar stock before going east A
fAa saisr attention paid 10 the ufasars of ems.
tom wdk- Mr.. Dunn 10 some 70 give You "nt, y
Jw store oppOats L. Clare Row Of the old s,.,s
u - .id Aias0' Il. H: PAHKs d co:
~" tpsnsesst Asd NJ ws copy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

Murray 4 LaaAaa's Florida water.
beware Of initstious Of this rare iuns. saa
eeamssies' The fngfsnse Of he genuine ear only
- asssro' I'd By Washing the article In prsgra.sd
viii Il. ssords iLsssas relief In asrvoas head
aehs, ana 10 sstsened throughout seuth America
~ the osss cure for EruPaess. ~ veil % for II.
usseasiisd s.sna. Sold By D. T. Lanuaa & Co.
Wholesale dEagSisU, % Water ssrsss, New York,
aud b all draeyis,s- spI<dwIv
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17
IOWA COLLEGE.

AaA RaiHO lAaa et the Sressss year ssE.
asaess on Ihu hsOAf, AYril is<h, Aaa sosr,nsss
sHirssss ~ssks ia Jals issnl
ArrAagsssns srs mailing TOR sas adaislos Of To.
ar or Pfspsrsssry rsssnsr 70 the regular fssuity.
Ag2itsssicus tsr sduision ans bosra should ;. "a .as
10 Far Liss, AZ he College sssrdiss asass
VI Az
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

10 Lsss-Ths ,hrss story orisx warsassss on
irsnt street. 81 aass sass Of Psry Ia DR. p.rrys block
Apply Al The LsC1aire House to
sailaM BAIT kRAks SWIrs
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Urn advertisements.
Direct Eroen 10 n,iOsl,

&asVSs AWU bSO khuVus
WOULD 4 srR0Rk will resolve In fcw daysa
Csspsungs, Per ship "M.ddlesex,n direct from
London, which they viii be happy 20 exhibit 10 The
people u Davenport end yicinity. our siock when
received WI npars utsA any u be found In Chi
csgs or New York. Tor erinianev and beauty VI
sNlo and variety OF patterns. Our facilities for
Importing AID rssesyinr ,he --latest styles cannot be
sur passsda A. cur lnior partner has twice IN ado
The tasr Of Earops aud visited the srsest and best
carpet Ianufactoffes In The ord he IL we'll postsd
NJ In price, and The styles which grace the royal
PALACES Of the prcudes sovorsixns of tho old world
We shsit keep avery variety Of CsfpeO, aud
theretors Will be able 10 sAsfy every taste and cor
diuoa.
Frisnds and fellow citissns, and especially tho Ia
dice, call and eco Us.
april ~ az oouLp A sTRRRE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

twill BE- sssn that the aggregate mount
10 not - much BY about oas naif ~ was at
Fret anticipated. Very much Of the land
on the routes was found 10 be already ia
ken up. From these lands the railroad com.
Paniss will rssiixe, on IN average. i've dol.
lars per acre, making the magnificent ~ IN
Of elo.73o,Oo0 for the construction Of rail +,
rosds IN the State. This 10 no small lie o.,
and viii contribute much 10 the growth,
prosperity and wealth OF Iowa. 1t will hav
the tendency to increase the value OF lsnde
adjacent to those granted 10 the com paniess
and bring them into cultivation much soon :
er than II the grant had not been made. -
!nEscatiss yoUy.
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Tn. STATE OF ioNz,,

Tn. SLATE .,a', .., o. Io'W1, Is.
To Hailss knsourns and al psrsons whom I, nay
concern.
Vou are hereby notified, that whereas you the
i said Hallst 4 neoasss, ths S0sh day Of Psb-
ruary, A. ID. 1857 did msks and execute unto Be-
ran A. hodmoa or her order, y0sS prom oissosy
note dated on said day, fer The payment tAs lrst
day Of April an.ss dats Of Two thousand Do llars,
payable a The Ice - osofgs l.. Nick liz, and ii
Ae ssos zine - sscsrs the payment Of said nots,
being fos pafcAAss nousy, you the sstd Halet
kheoarBs did execute aud deliver 70 ssid Sarah 4.
Rsdnoa your nsugass on sAs west half Of los No.
sxht(eln block Nc. forty the city Of Davsn
port, county 81 Scott and STATE Of isva. and whsrs.
~ me ownsfehfp Of satd note and security hiss pace
Cd 70 Jsmss Thompson BY the snGorssosnt of ths
said Sarah ksSnsn, and whssesv said nots hiss
nAsared and 10 nov past due, md on demand made
~ ssia Thompson at The oGss 81 George /. Nick.
oi.s' :. We MN Of maturity, payment 81 estd note
vas r.osed, and said nots IL yet due aad holly
unpaid; Wherefore !, Harvey leonard, sheriff OF
sAtd county OF scott ~ state u Iowa, by virtue oil
said mortgage and the poSsr vested In N by the
laws of the sssts Of lsvA BY Of The nonpay-
nent Of said note, and dsfauls made ,hsr viii
expose 10 sais 81 public auction ~ The Court Hsuss
door IN the said city 81 Davenport, ThsraAy tAs
fourteenth day OF May, A. D. 1857. at ~ o'clock NJ
Of said day, 10 We htS bidder for cash all tbs
above described moftssss premises, or 81 u uch
thereof ~ sAall BE- safncient satisfy said note
III. Interest ssd ossss, uasss The sans sosAsr
paid.
H.LEosARp,
Sheriff Of Scottco, Iowa.
sheriff. smss, Davenport, APRIL, lsS,.
TAoAPeON bASSsR, AtsyS. api5dvn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17
Returns Of stats Ilssstsn.

The returns that reach W OF the recent
election in our State are yet very msssre.
We ssss the maiorities on the olice Of Ss'
| pArinta aaeni Of Public Inetraction.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

Q. J. HAMILTON,
Dealer snd Joehsriu
u r 7 6 o q D S,
Cloths, fsilers' Trim minEs,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
HATS CAPS, &C., Ae.,
L assortment oil uoocs u
No l23 Lake Street,
tovh.ca he voald cal. Tao attended, o, MARKHAM.
and blu! efs In general
All Of watch Will % sold Rs ,hs Lowest gsv York
prices ~s
Dealers may be surs Of bargains ~ ealliux q, ko.
l2l Lake sissei, up sisirs.
CAicaxo, sp31, d9w VISA THAMfLrox
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

Bright Tin Ware.
4 Great Variety OF our own manu- fssturs,
"A french Hired Ware,
lee nsiets,
Door Table Mats,
Hotel Knifs Cleaners and 6onss,
Wooden Ware,
Ciose Lines Reels,
Iron Towel Stands,
Groesfs Tss Csps.
Toilet Ware
In settle or single,
DC, de-, Ac., &C.
Al hs Heuss Furnishing Wars Roomi,
sign OF The Big Tea Kettle.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

| sLa ~ al ofsegisn- spl<dwIv
AsiioWayss Otasasas and fiils,-
Provided with these rsnsdis',a person Of the mo.
delicate psy,iqus nay brave any eiin.ss TIE,
eemprshsEa within Ias circle Of their curative iseu
al tnssrnsi diseases not organic, aud all the
yHris.ies Of sass.rd iafaa nstsn. sold At The
nsnafasseries, 40. ~ Aaidsn Laas, seu York, and
| Ne. 50 snasd, London, sad by all drugststs .,
.se, sa1Ss sae u psr poi Or beg. spIla~iv
sALvASLs CITY PRoPHAIY soR sALB-
1As Aisusppt Hocss, siiusssd on Eross tst~sl Main
aud HArTssss ssrssts, viii b sold zap. o. 81 BY
$50 tsss, Part Ut tss parchsss asy can .main on
n,rtsAss Tor and yssss ii ~ pr cent Lot OF
Third strssI, near the T. 3. Depot, 3sxlss iset. Al.
80 lot Fourth stree, adjoining the depot ,s4xl2o
Corner Ist On Brsdg street., eorasr Clay, Isoxs,
| feet. The lots on lard and Fourth sir ssn are
| sosndidly situated for business purpose and the
location Of the Brady susss lot enc Of tAs bss, Il,
North Davenport. Por particulars spply TO
FAIRBANKS 4 HIcKsoy,
SehIsda No. Q Ho6nsHs building, Main street
Fer Sals..sS .Ssss Of bsssufal lsad a mil. from
corporation line On oubsqss rod, WIKI COED hsuss,
barn, szoslisat vel and eistsra, - ring u ssvsr fall
ing vassr, asrs~ossriss, Rha barb Asparagus,
DE, will b. sold ssrs In psrcss suit purch.ss-
AppiyO GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
taaS d'i Land onies, Main 1t.
a cara. n rus.r,xasd h.v,.. ri. a. 80
si.,sa viii him d.. n rrs.ss E.o a. ~, Nj,
Lamb, bu.ios.. ,.k.. TN. oo,..,on Ia -.
V the psbie for the very liberal
aud dSsssrng patronage attended 70 hin Ia this easy
p.,sd ,nc,,s.. ~ b.ss.~ .,a n. ia. .,,.n.,-..-
p,.,s..os, m>ds sbyu, h,s NM. h,v, ioa,.-a H.. =,
ines.sss sh' sasn'ss capital aai associate with gen.
usnss WIG Vhi ''ssea saa's stssuaop 70 tss tSi
n-ss snn ese'en'esnon o. saeomsn'
Aniss eohS d. CANNON.
For LsAss. .sA pssss u L1Gd 90 BY ISo t., as.s
Hal Read Depot hr 2oer % years at reasonable rsui
.-n 49, - - INsn.
a ,ul-,An Lar. IN I~.kr4,.,. xaai.i,, 4, Mi
Da'snso''' vi -" W AL1kS oLAak.
--------------------
mana AsssA~v@A'ssAAs asasfsSpea nave
'sno'sop vas nev oaiaiaS IN asaanus d sesp"
srdb block on Second street., where hey will -
msia during the erection "f hsir new Bsusing
House, fssdy 20 s1tssd |" oastnss ~ usual.
mafsaa au tooh SAh6EAI'
Jok sALS.
Fave GOOD Building Lots on Psrssa sres', asar
Leu" Apply 70
.sns1u thpsh, BIO, BARROW CO.
Cam.nrn. n ma - -.TnI. c..r. i.
1920 ..,t i...,, a. s,t,,.a,. -
|..n.h. :, -. -. :, 80
-"- -. '
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AsAisWayss Otns0sAs and Pills
Provided with these rsasdis', person Of the mos,
delicate physiqus nay brave any climate. Tne,
senprshsSa within sas circle Of their curative issu
snes al tassrusi diseases, not organic, and all the
vxre.ies Of ea.ssrd iaeA nstisn. Sold At The
nsnafssseriss, No. ~ Maiden Laas, New York, and
Nc. 50 strand, London, and BY all Drug SIS, Q,
sse, sa5Sa sne q psr pot Or bex. spISa~iv
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T18 LAID G1AArs.-Ws learn from re.
liable authority tha, the land granted. BY
The oct Of Congress for the construction Of
railroads in Iowa, has been appordonsd and
the respective number Of acres to which
the different roads therein named are snsi.
tied. 10 a. follows:
SuSlnSton and Misseari, $4,000
AissiDipps aad ApsoaSi, SoO eVu
,lows Gsnsrsi, ffeou LyoasI fooN0
pnsaSus nd Pscs1s, soo,vss
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Tea Tfaysin sstIs or slnsiS
Knanslsd lros Ware,
MIX Boilers.
warranted ret 70 boil over
Hand and Tea Belle,
heihSsntors upright L chest,
Water Goolers 4 Filt>tsgs
Coffee Ross
Carpet strsnhsn,
Tea and Rice Balls,
Wire Govern in sstts,
Egg Iiasn,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

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l. potstoe Mashsrs,
Beef Steak Founders,
Lemon sqususers, "a
Table Grin missioner,
bristol Brick, e..
Fiat lrons, q
Tailors Tons, '
Polishing Irsas,
Italian Irons,
Pinkipg Irons
Step Ladders,
Feather Busters, son Q e.
for Car Dustsrs,