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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24
W. +. I TNN A r D..
Wholesale AND RETAIL DfaIF

Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS
l'HElH stock uf BUGG1ES, ROCKAWAYS HAP.
L MSS, BAl;OJCHFS COACHES ana WIIros !.
ny" compete, ihex invite an examination o, their
STOCK before purchasing in New Orleans or .tsevhar.
~ they guarantee their prices as low as anv in tho
South. - ~ ="
- Mareroom on Main street next the City Jo1I
- Mhs.fAefrflSG ana hAPtIRiNG in superior styls
Baton Ronge. Sep -
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II " k~oBtRTSoN aTT1RSEFf
lie al Law WI practice his profession 10 the
SAITH Jadiriai District If this State, The Emitted s,,,.s
AMI supreme courts al New Orleans. Business or.
irnsteti 70 NJ care will receive prompt attention.
oihee III PiAqnenine Iberyiile n~risli Ia.
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Jcwc1ry
NEW CHEAP GOODS.

r. Would res~ectfultv eait the attention ot the Ia
a,a- Of Fast ana West Baton Rouge to the fact that
T. ntn in.t up from the titf with 4 llra0tp assortment
81 rrERF thing in nv i3ne al ot Nhich offer tU HE
iaale- CHEAPER that ever,
Mar y. ID. MR.. c. HUSTON.
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TOURD IEFIRMaEY.
RIGHT AROUTFACEi
you NEXT

bSfiIt 4 ttfAlh, informs the public that HAVING
- DISSOLVE h Eis tate associations. he is nov pp,,H-
INC on al5 nwS Aye, in other words. he has a,t,tI.h.l
hlifineh un 'll'iTch street. north side, Erst f,or go &c
inc aatney H~ouse-where HE and his s,ys, rrrs o.Ii
}" 'aHr 10 nor y fin'tr hut with sAI-tDfs HLspE keen
az 'te sly TIE OF ON TINE, takes of the hg;ry rsI,,u
HaHtes- manipulate hi!sute humnaay in a n,,nnor
most beautiful to behold. LuIlei by the mns,c nj a
distant WateriaiI-EIIck bearing the ssuam. saynry
and pure a ever Graded the INFANT vryt-s- b,r;al ~
cushions of elder dow~n-immpr.a1 in aro,. -
ORIENTAL CtthH, there TIC carry On the Taor,o,1ai ifire
snte and hGrteaiaIium Art, nc.
"tome one. come all
ana rive JOE CRAIG a shaving CALI,
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Gtnrch, Starch.


- ~ ooSes delegates Superior Pearl Starch ~.
oest IN use, for ssle in any quantity BIZ ' 'e
'@ % WH BoGE. pra,v.&
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- SUHE1 TUUOISU WIN WOflnS,
saws the hcugh,leSsmother when the prpy sppaar
snce other offspring is remarked upon. Laiy WGrm,s
Why not say only Cholera, or only Yellow Fever. for
woras destry more lives than eiiaer. II YOU love your
little ones, administer to them. even II you only sus
peel them to be troubled with worrps.' u a sure. safe
and immediate remedy. Every household where it
has been tried, every physician who has seen its effects
pronounce
WlyER'y CANADIAN rERKrFTgE
arch u remedy.
AE-Be nart'.ular and remember the name
EEtsI22S CANADIAN vERHIPrGr..
T 'sris the only article that can be depended on.
Fo sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans nv
j. WRIGHT l. co, Sole Proprietors,
y nd 15i Chartres Street.
Sold II Baton Hotge by all the Druggists.
yETFf8hts Perfnnncs.-A large assortment IN,
w received direct from the raanufa rtorins. for sale
q. i'll. VALE! =
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Fo8TAGE.

In all the principal Cities and Tow Is, these
works will be delivered, FREE OF pos
TAGE. When sent BY mail the PoLr.sE TO
any part Of the United States viii be but
Ttrenty-fouv ceats a year for "BIackwood,
and but Fourteen CsR!s a year for each ofthr
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS.
AND THE
GUIDE,


Great Reduesson In the Price 81 Latter
Publication.
L. SoH d o., Nee Yors, oontinu1 10 pstRgi TIE fUs-
LoxaRy BritisA Periodicals, ,.s,
1.-THE LONDON QUARTERLY ICON
serva.ivel
1.-THE EDINBURGH REVIEW tWhis)
1.-THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW
free church,
4.-THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Lib
eral)
s.-BLACKwooD's EDINBURGH MAG
AZINE trory)
y These periodicals. ably represent the three
great political parties of Great BRITISH
Wing, Tory and Radical-but politics forms
only one feature Of their character. As Or
gans Of the most profound writer's on Science,
Literature, Morality and Religion. they stand
as they ever have stood. unrivalied in the
world Of letters, being considered indlspensa-
BILE to the scholar and the professional man,
while to the intelligent reader OF every class
they furnish a more correct and satisfactory
record Of the current literature OF the day,
throughout the world, than can be possibly
obtained from any other source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value 10
these Reprints, especially during the present
exciting state of European affairs, iuasmuch
AS they can now be placed in the hands OF
subscribers about as soon as the origina, edi-
lions.
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ToTn10.

For any one of the four Reviews 50 90
For any two of the four Reviews 5 90
For any three Of the four Reviews ! 90
For al four Of the Reviews = $500 : 90
For BIackwooi's Magazine 3 90
For Blach wood ard three Reviews 90
For BlacKawooi and the four Revue ws : 10 90
Payments to he made in all cases in ad-
sancM Money current in the Stale where
Issued will be received at par.
CLUBBING.
A discount oftwenty-Eve per cent. from
the above p-ices will be allowed to Clubs or
dering direct from L. Scott h Co, four or
more copies of any one OF more OF the above
works. Th,s-Four copies Of Blackwood, or
OF Que Review. will be sent to one address
for 50 four copies Of the four Reviews and
Black wood for $50: and 20 on.
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INHto'ORE- COLEMAN, Dealer IN cLDrEc
J. Watches, etc, Under the Harvey House.
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III 6 \ Z. II, MORGAN, ATTORNEYS d cary
Il . sellers Mt Law. Office On Laurel street
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G $. HALL. ATTORNEY d CDf.ySEyy1P ~
We Law. Office IN Laurel street.
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The arrangements for blending the SorrB
xRH LADIES Book and the ScprHExs PAB
Loa MAGAZINE, being now complete,
MRS v T. " Mcf1nRD
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FNtFN 1t HEtfE Wv NIT 2
OPINIONS OF L
Frpas IA r-s.rnus
&c askg Sir | hast
my Own cas- of 'ies p roo
from ifs CHI meal eonst
compound hr the fsiiet
cu!ties III M ., inion
OF am service, yau are T.
proper.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

Asxll be secn by the table pabashed On
the outside, there have been 554 passages
q steamboats, and Al4 passages Of rahs
through the bridge this season. No steam
boat has received serious injury by the
bridge, and but few injured at all, either in
business or in timbers by the existence Of
the bridge at this point. II some few rats
have been partially broken by contact with
the piers Of the bridge, it was not beca'ise
any particular skill or luck was neoe-sa-
nv 70 carry RATS safely between piers 'itua-
| ted two hundred and fifty feet apart. This
record Of the number Of boats and RATS
pa..inr the bridge, with a knowledge oil the
Few which have been injured, efieetually
,rove. what we have so long claimed, that
the bridge is really no serious impediment
,o navigation. But for the efforts Of St.
Iouis. an interested party, and Of certain
men q. prcjudiced as many Of her citizens
are interested, the bridge would have been
an old tale, the admiration Of strangers still
silently working its own great purposes, and
passed and repasssd by river navigators with
scarcely q thought. Recently We have
scarcely heard the subject Of the bridgs
mentioned and We have been more among
stcambostmen, or seen more Of them il
person, tho last week than f,r two month,
previous. The great trial in which tn,
bridge and steamer EMe Aaoa are parties
il fixed for this month at Chicago. WI
hope il will prove "settlcr" in one way
or other to the bridge question.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07


DaEApFrI Tunnel Acciprsr IN SwrT2-
ERLAxp.-A letter from Basic, Switzerland
dated on the ith inst, gives particulars oi
an accident which occurred in tunnel Of
uavenstcin, on the railway from casle t.
Asran, Luccrnc aud Bcrne, destroying ia,
lives Of many laborcrs. The tunnel is abou,
three miles In length, and had been compile
ted to within about three hundred meters,
the work progressing from each end toward
the center. Several shaft, were placed on
both sections, and at tho bottom Of one oi
them forge was placed. Tue wood work
supporting II became very dry--a fire being
built to increase the circulation of ai---ant.
finally took fire. A column Of flame rose
above the shaft, and soon smoke followed
showing that the bottom OF the shaft ha..
fallen in, and the workmcn engaged 500 me
tiers from the spot, could not lie warned.-
Their retreat was cut off, People rushed
in panic stricken crowds TO the entrance 0,
the tunnel, and were overcome BY the "a.
evolved from quantity Of coal that bat
taken fire. Seven were killed and hun
dred others were dragged away inscnsible
Gangs If workmen were finally formed, anc
chalk and water was thrown upon the fir
by the engines, when the cutting Of gal
lery to the buried workmcn was commenced
There were 81 mon in the tunnel, with vi
open space Of 500 meters, where there VA
. spring of water, and four horses that the,
might kill for food but their death from IL,
noxious gas in the place was inevitable A
latest accounts 80 bodies had been recoyere,
aud 10 Of the laborers had persisted frotl
the poisonous vapors. No less than seven
~ deaths were caused by this accident.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

E8 An editors audience-"who an
you talking tor Why, to larger audisnce
than the best conversationaliss ever could
boast q end TO more than evsr lbtsued 10
him during month. How few clergymcn,
how tsw lscenrsss, how fsw public speakers
II any description, addrcs& IN audience hall
- large - that to which tie editor of the
smallest country paperprsaches How many
cierKyinsn arc there who are accustomed 70
audiences VI thousand, and even to less
than 80 half that nunbsr; while real live
newspapers, that keep fully up with news
u the day, can rely On thousands and tens
If Thousands Of readers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

CoxsnrrNr! vkas The opponents d
the New Constitutin have bsen vehement.
y charging that that instruments favored
the promiscuous education a whites and
blacks IN our Common Schools; and that
snch was the intent " the hnnssA Yet,
while such charges are yet ringing In the
public ear, we take mp the Burlington Ga.
Rate, one u the most vocihrous Il thesb Al
.iiier., and find IL berasing Free Soiler q
~. Pleasant, q great rate, bscansc BE-
rssAssd 70 admit tke cAildren l 3 h1ock
msn, into the Female 6Gnlnasy 4 tit
paaCs! sech coa1istsney cannot I'll q ga
g - lsniso1 rspueae1ea eftAs 0mGls-
jsss osy ~.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

II. n u. ~. Tx:v'ER.
HAVE REMOVED TO
No. lie CLAIRE ROW, WHERE yoV
y eau dad
aoEE BARE0Es. oRoANDrEs,
MCsLINs, LAWNS,
PLAIN, FIGD AND DOTTED SWISS,
PLAIN, BARRED 3 STRIPED NANsooEs
CIlANBRAYs,
HOOP AND SKELETON SKIRTS
cRiyoLINE SKIRTS
EMBRoIDERIEs.
CRAZE AND STELLA sHAwLs,
SILK AND SILK LACE MANTILLAs
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS
BRILLiANTEs,
IRISH LfSESs, TABLE LINENS
NAPKINS AND DOwHLAs,
LINEN SHIRT FRONTS,
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN ACsLINs,
MARsEILLES QUILTS,
And everything slss suited 10 city and country
trade
Also q heavy stock Of Domestic Goods, al u
which viii te sold very cheap
EAR IL TrSER,
lulyelf No. Lc Clare Hos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07
For the 0sssttsl
HicKoRy GRovE TOWNSHIP, !
v.sl~- 1.l 1Ge~

July a, 1907.
MrssRs. EDiToas :--Hsving rsccntly no.
ticcda statement of some ons Of the quaint
~ Of milk produced per day BY COW, run.
ming At large on the prairie, concluded te
furnish . statement Of the product Of . MIA.
iatan COW l have. The heifsr, rather below
medium sise, dropped her calf the a0sh day
Of May; she was then nineteen and hall
months old; she runs on the prairie, having
no other food, and produces 10 lbs. Of milk
per day. II. q. NrAI.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

L. The Davenport Gazette comes to Us
with a new dress, and the whole makeup
modelled after the TRIBUNE. Il is hand
somely printed; the reading matter and the
advertisements arc nicely arranged, and, &C
cording 10 our notion, il j. the handsomcs,
daily published in Iowa, as we'll rs the lar
gest--wc believe we arc not mistaken In
calling II the largest daily In It's State. Its
editorial local and news departments sx-
hibit care, industry and ability.
Mr.. q. II. DAY, formerly Of the TRrnuxr,
has charge Of the job department, and Mr..
SAM SIawsoS, our late foreman, has charge
Of It's News department, which accounts for
the present vastly improved appearance Of
that journal.-(Aicngo 7ritrae.
We thank our partial friends Of the Tri.
bune for their kind notice. But our prin-
tiers deny that the Gazette Is modelled aftc
any other single paper. They appear rath.
er induced to think that they have ''snatch.
ed beauties" from variety ofsourccs. Blu,
it is a compliment Of no idle merit to say
the Gazette Is copy Of the Tribune.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07
FOR SALE ~ SosssUA DIAL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Second and Brady 81. M starr, su,r,re.
Brady street

Brady s,rsei
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
~ Three Frame Houses corner Al a..o,. "a
Iowa streets. Lot elx:s feet ' INV
"a Lo, % feet from, with Frame uou,,. so,,., a,
nseh AID Fulton streets. rlsymakstss suhd,yts,an
ioang fruit trees. well. Ae
- Valuable and desirable uoass aud IL, .o,..,
y Ferry ard a1Aih streets A bargain.
ryIMrRovED CRY PROPERTY
:. y =, fins Lot, corner Of T~elnh and Brady Ct.
- Seven L"'' III Florence. Very cheap
2: les acres ~ miles from psvsnpor, Ina ..,..
a.asf eu'i'vs'icn House barn, orchard, good ~.
u ioAsre.ia Eiis.as.'. .aeal si.lon. Good ..v
frame house, barn, vel, SC.
y saerss in Hswieys ouslo.s Fine river view
rSINPRovED FARM LASps
sw 4 section IT, 7 n a Henry e.u,,v ,.o
Me- eaoee piece Of prairie six miles north ssss Of
R RIar, on the Ksskak saa NoaSs sss.s
S. MEX section 30 rySRaw
~ Leo sersa Near the railroad ~~'s sssl
ea s y, y Z s.essoa u, 7 u N. q IL W, Linn
eo :. . 4 ossE ! section .. Y. q u, Hardin
-. % y section y. T q, - ya.p,r sou.,y
leo ssres Choice prairie, seven miss IN. Wl 49,
sippt and Missouri RAILROAD. Nv Ssse
-. .., of1W seesiea q. 7 q, q 10 Jse
Sxsss.pp aud Aissour nsalrued aiss siiSS re-
~ ON section q, o. n aeo,,
soany. - acrvA Fine prairie, ~ miiss fron Dsv
export, near Aiiss's Grove = Pc sers Ss'
- 80 acres In Adair county, ssssIous n = n r
r,.s Wi - sasssSg psaar!e, nsas coansI Iluos
80. Vii = eola u ssrsxass pssesla nayliiif
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

PrssE TAEss ~ Eirrv Hvsr.-The races
on the Fourth were largely attended Only
two horses were entered for the pure Of q, o0O
kitty Hunt. entered by Messrs. Allen and
Maria Hamilton. the Wisconsin mare which
won tho race Of the day previous. The 6rst
heat, Kitty came out . respectable distance
ahead. The second heat Maria broke down
on the third round, and Kitty was declared the
winner.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

lie attained to good old age, in tie full
possession Of all his faculties, mental and
executive, and may be said, literally to have
died with his harness on" lis old famil-
lar countcnance had become q fixture in
and about the Courts Of this County, and
his welcome presence will be sadly inisse ed.
lie has left ''clean record" behind him,
and his memory will long DC cherished in
green remembrance by hosts OF cndcarcd
friends.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07
Iowa College Commencement.

The annual commencement exercises oc-
cur next week. The Baccalaureatc Sermon
will be preached next Sabbath morning at
the Congregational Church by tho Senior
Professor Of the College. Jacob Butler,
ESQ, Of Muscatine, has been inyited by the
Society Of Inquiry for Christian Missions
to address them on Sabbath evening. Mr..
Buffers previous engagements, however, we
are sorry TO say, obligo him to decline, and
the address will be delivered by Some cler.
gyman from abroad. The annual address
before the Crestomathian Society will b.
given on Monday evening, it is expected, BY
Rev. Thomas Morong, Of Iowa City, recent
ly Of Repperell, Mas. Declarations b,
undergraduates on Tuesday evening. Th'
Sargent Medals will be awarded by ! corn
mittce appointed for tho purpose on III,
morning Of Wednesday, commencement day
after which will come the exercises Of tn,
graduating class and others. Appppropriat.
music il secured. In the evening, Rev
Samuel c. Bartlett Of Chicago, formerl,
Professor in Western Reserve College, Ohio
will deliver the annual Grafton.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

The old gentleman alluded TO In ths iol-
lowing article hum the Lowell MAS J vox
Populi, was brother to Mr. Samucl PARKER
of this city:
Levi Parker, Esq, for more than forty
years Deputy Sheriff and Cricr at the Mid
dlc.ex County Courts, died at his residence
In East Cambridge, on Saturday. lie was
in his s0th year.
We make this announcement with sincere
regret. Mr.. Parker WAS truly one Of ma.
tav's Noblemen'--a man in the best sense
OF the term
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

"Dox'r Know BEAxs."-This spring.
sjHst for the fun u the thing We planted
In cur little potato patch some six-wseks
beans In letters-"Don't you know r. Peo-
PIE come along and look, and begin TO spell,
"D-o-n-t, dont, you, you, know, know,
what dos that mean :" Not the first oue.
TO our knowledge, had rad II right Oh,
sDoai yos ksos bsass2 ~ The joke must
b. dreadful poor one, or else the folks
hereabouts are vssy obtuse.--Naslar Tide
graph.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

TINE MAssuLLOs
IMPROVED SEPARATOR THRIsHISa
~ II e HIVE!
Double Cleared nsrse Pswer!
Tuos wHITsoS 3 CO.,
Front street, below x n Bridge
MANUFACTURES OF THE ABOVE MA.
~ CHINE, having eighteen yssr earerieues In
The business would respectfully In form ihoss inter.
es,sd tha, shsy nsaafAetars At thVi. Establishment,
the reel
.Asssiiioss .MNehtsse,
which 10 Acknowledged TO be tbs hest Machine for
lnresh'ns' Separating aad cleaning Grain now 10
They al.o bule
HORSE POWERS,
~ all slgrs ard do al kiuds Of repairing that 1. usu
aliy donr ~ Machine shop. at the shcriest notice
SssAssses' CONstMgs
Tor GENTLEMEN AND BOYS WEAR,
BLOUSE LINENS,
LINEN pRILLISos.
white Brown and Fancy
NARsElLLEs vEsTiNoe,
co,,onsdss saseen,, Esaiseky Jsans, Erninssss,
Dsnims, shir,ins stripes and Cheeks. etc, etc
Ailcndale Lancaster and Narssilles
QUILTS.
JACQUARD DANAsH
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN AUsLiNs.
ioA AND ia DLkACHID AND BROWN
sHEErISGs
poMEr FLANNEL
WHITE DE LAME FLANNEL, ETC
BLACK AND WHITE GRAPE sHAwLs
FINE ENBRoipERIss
HOSIERY ~ LARGE VARIETY,
and low pslses q,
oossA0E . BoYLxa
,s2S Second street. between Brady and Perry
Marked ADesOss /!
THIS MoRNISo-THE BALANCE OF TnE
Fine Lawns and Baregss.
a Great Reduction!
CALL FAIRLY
CHOICE SELECTIO.N..
oossAoE : BoYLEs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

SUDDEN DxArm.-Nrs. johnson. wiz Of
DR.. D. p. Johnson, our worthy City Recori-
Ct, died suddenly at noon to-day, ftom d.
ssase Of the hear. while m the act Of put.
ting up bird caee, shc fcll ~ the 6oor and
expired without strueylc. She lsaves two
istessstiag httle boys and disconsslste
$1,000 - meaGa ehsir los, hssldss lasye
sbels q e!inds md Acquaintance, u wlose
- - nang Christian aad social "
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

5 L l. g OFF AT COST!.
HAVING PURCHASED TIE INTEREST
i i Of ny partner IN The well known Dry Goods
and Clio ng es,zbils hnnent nsxt door 70 the Posi
otice, AN now clearing on sntlrs.y my presen,
stock Of seasonabe soods 10 mako room for new pur
ehases Aslnr new sopds vii. sooa arrive ] sn de-
iermnca TO eel nj .his stock
AT COST,
90 10 Car NY shelves In hurry IL the present
stock Vii. DC found rich varieties Of
SUMNER DRY GOODS,
ENBRoIDkRiEs AND HOSIERY
LADIES FANCY GOODS.
CLOTHING OF ALL STYLES
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS cars &C, &C, &C
This 10 the time and place to buy gsods Cheap. ~
mus, get rid Of the present stock With but tls de.
lay
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07
SiLLIAn ALLss - = cSx@.
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN 4 CLARK,
AAA~s~>S~ n A~.~>n~~- -
IMPROVED CRY PROPERTY

wv fHN'N hVshV'oh TO our ehtthsINe cafAloeue q
Improved Farms and Wild Land, City Properly
&c, for ssls =, moderate prices aad on ess, term.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

kEMp's WoRa PAsIILLEs.-Verrniiilee
charged with mercury, which require caio,nei
Al efter,care, dead, TO children. Tho Ps-tie-
are oil rsSssaths .et their efee, Ia more lmmedla.
aud complete than tina, Of any mineral preparation
No lees direct, rapid sad certain Is the operation u
Dassrcts SAssArAsilLA In all nlcerous ard ernrtl,s
malsdsss II rariies and reinvigoraies the whole
system.
Gold BY D. T fanman b Co, Wholesale prussis,.
- Water street. New York, aud by all prusgis,s-
sarssparila q, and ras,illes see per bottle
II Just received per Express, fine
lot Of goods for the weather q, the Enssrpris.
Boot and She's Store No. ~ BRADY street
June y. MOORE : GARRETT
W. Z. BARBER 4 Co. offer for sale, 80
acres nne prairie land In Harrison county. Iowa.
near the line sf the - = n X r. 10 aerss In STORY
county lows. Two Housss on ssh st. near Gslnes
new and under rent. Moase and L., on 9th Ct, be.
tween HaSrison and Ripley.
Also, Land Warrants 81 low rales
je2slw Ne ) 0raats Block, Main st
MoxrY TO LcaS.--Apply to
c AUGUSTUS uAvILASD.
lelsd2w L. Claire Row
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

| CEDAR COUNTY.
Ne ~ ia Township % Raw. few miles nom
EE!x! . :ss.,s 2 - - aiw. 10 acre.
Ess,%;.s : ::;:;ss; I !, :::
yssn since fsiss, 0is rsr asrs. '''>''' INV
No ss Il T0~psAipn raw
kwAIs,,ows section =, y SRs " % ser.s
e s:s.iss q, 10
WIZ ::s :ss;,s y ;, !. :.
and VI. ~sI.ssa .si ony ON. ia.. from @ Trs
and - nom Iowa Guy. For stock farm this sraes
cannot b surpassed Price - per acre
No y, u TO~nship 1NRiw acre.
.s.: .a.: ss.,A Duran. sAss. p..... r.4..
"a per acre.
70 g, u Tsss...!p nNRsw, .sss
RI tss ...;I : . !: y $3.50 80 e
80 acres ven vsisrsd aad timbsssd % otssr
crsss, one mile from Junction, Price y per acre
BENTON COUNTY.
No 90 Very ane ,rae, Of go acres slx mile.
north Of vlnsoa
No. lso An szeslsn, tree, Of lp sssss, n miles
south from viIsoa-wcll watsrsd aud In due neigh
eoshood
No >si sxa scrss exeereu, lana ~ - ~ asre
No ~ Thrss thousand acres Of carefully sslse,.
ca land. IN Citation county. Oas.foarth cash, bal
aass IN 'ores and uvs years
powroueTr rorvr~
-. As"11a eoe"ls.
70 ~, s0 acres very choice rrairis and timber
'ahd Fres y per acre.
fonr thousand acres In peveshslk eouptx nm ..r.~