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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

THE PLAGUE OF WoMAx.-The Shah
Of Persia, when he was told that work
man had fallen from ladder, called out ::
Who is she who is she ?" Please
your majesty. It's he." Nonsense 7"
said the Shah, there is never an acci-
dent without woman who is she 90
The Shah was right; the man had fallen
from his ladder because he was looking
at a woman in q window.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

After christening at church, while
the minister was making out the certif-
cate, he happened to say, Let me see.
this is the 30th 80 "Thirtieth p ex-
claimed the indignant mother, :" indeed
1t is only the elerenth." The minister
was alluding to the day of the month
the lady to the family statistics.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

" Did any of you ever see an elephants
skin ~ asked the master Of an infant
school in fast neighborhood.
" 1 have !" shouted a six-year old at
the foot of the class.
"Where ?" inquired old spectaeles.
amused by his earnestness.
On the elephant" was the reply.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

PUzzLING QuEsrIoS.-A little friend
Of ours, few days ago, while coming
down stairs, was cautioned by his moth.
er not to lose his balance. His question.
which followed, was puzzler: Moth
er, if ] should lose my balance, where
would it go to 90
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

The Indians give each other worry sig-
nihcant names. Lieutenant Hooper, Of
the Arctic expedition. found woman at
Fort Simpson. whose name was Thirty
Six Tongues.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

The Supreme Court Of Ohio has decid-
ed that the wife is of no pecuniary value
to her husband that If she bs killed by
railroad accident. no cannot recover
damages therefor.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

Well. neighbor, what's the most
Christian news this morning 90 said a
gentleman to his friend. Il have lust
bought barrel Of flour for poor wo-
man." Just like you! Who is it that
you have made happy by your charity
this time % NV wife -
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
CHIEF OF POLICE WHITES REPLY.

CHIEF OF POLICE WHITES REPLY.
To Mr.. Gallagher
Dear Sir-Ther is no funds in the
Democratic Treasury as am awar of Civ
him an order NJ. w. Gray, or Benjamin
Andrews, the funds wer all spent in
whisky.
Signed: Lw.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

When Mrs. Partington read in news
paper that Jenny Lind had fellow feel
ing in her bosom, she exclaimed "Lor
me that's just what the young men used
to do when l was a gal y
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

There's no place like home," says
the poet. Right unless it's the home
OF the young woman you're after. This
is, of course, an exception. Future po-
cts will please to note it.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

A very neat method Of asking sub
scr'oers TO pay up is adopted by an edito-
rial friend of ours. who says:
We had sweet dresms the other plight.
When all around was still
We dreamed wc saw host Of folks
Pay Mp their print. RS tiM,"
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

To MAKE AN ARIsrocRAr, Rev. f. II.
Chaplin tells us" Take plebeian ras-
cal, and half a million of dollars, and let
them simmer slowly together"
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

June 18th, 1857.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

Tue RErrnLicAS MKErIxo or SArrRDAy
Esrsiso.-Ths Republicans Of this city held
Rally Meeting at the Court House. Mr.
John Collins was elected Chairman and pr. 4.
Jackson, Secretary. The crowd stood out Ia
the yard, where they could enjoy tho fresh mir,
and mccnsliinc So bright as to render every
facc distinct, Che speakers addressing then,
from the top OF the fight Of steps. Tho rnee:-
ing was not 40 large as many We hasc seen
here, hut II was made up of Republicans car
hest In their principles aud determined In their
support. The meeting was nr>t al,lressed by
Senator Rusch, who Spck" 10 his German iel-
low citizens ir their own language, and was
listened to vi, profound attention anil fire.
qacntiy apphn,. !, W. had some of his capi.
tai hits trapslsi 10 us as he rrrreded. u
speech. Mr. Ru IA was Just from his farm.
and his countr., ca were indebted to thc
breaking 4 his r., ,Il,g machine fcr his pres
ence' Necongra,u'atc them on the accident,
every time ther" is Republican meeting Ia
Davenport He was followed By Mr.. u. y.
Ellis in an excellent and forcihc speech on the
New Constitution. NJ, Hiram Price responded
TO a cnii next, and also made an able speech
principally On the same suniec, John y Dill
Ion, Esq, followed, aud made one u the mos,
forcible speeches Of the evening, anl which
was received with eteat applause. Another
speaker followed him. ani tho meeting was
closcl by brief but enthusiastic speech from
DR.. Mckeehan. AMI three hearty cheers for the
Republican party
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
Daveapsrs wholesaIe slarket.
!. s,tntsssaa Il, gs~ssa, ..l u
sftslstte
ttll'lt'Ns


Cotton Yarns, -
lsrls't warp. u i4iie. -
d. H., r,. ..sa.s,
cotton l.ais, .saia
seamless bags. : sa. u
iir -lettg I,r ~ ] al.
litown shlTsltsE. sa1o
l'leaelcsl Muslin. salt
Tex - a.s,
l'cpitas .s, all
Ftft e ssss 8if-
i,rowu lbfiils aAelp
lilrsr'irsi d. 10
Hue sls iikai1
bingham Am IL
d. b. lsals
Canton flsnnel-. i,Aai5
ttlAi.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

- . NtW tosks July ~
ftstt Msriet stesdy with moderate demand =
sas- sseo bits Al ~ 20 fr super state eas0,
ns9 faf extra H. saies6.ia for saperfins Western,
~ ae for easaaua Is med usn cxira do Cannd an
rouf lower for extra saiss - bLl- at n, ,ssesa ~
far super q. .soss - fnf eszss
8s.tS 8H.si heavy sale. iplssr1 hu ~ ~ Ss1.l u.
hsf Nil club 81 - fof white eau allan.
Kst@tt IT, II
sens Unchanged salee aatsls tst r,isr4l western
at ~ asee
pAfr- Itfnl At ssac3 for state astnS for western
fens FRA At A. f.r me.e siaso Tor primo
Bssrs ftsia ati IA good dsiuaui
I.lHn-tirm IL lsA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
s.ssr spr LETTERS

DEMAININU IN TIE FUsf UFFItE At
~ Davenport IoMa on the 1T das ~ Angnsi, 1851
P~rso0s caliing for ihese letters wii please say
they are advertised and give date of it-t
ordered 10 h. advertised Ia the y Dalls aasssfs
axrceAbly To the following -srt4an of the neM psst
bnirr Law q. the n-wspsper hastns the largest
circulation ~ any paper published In pssenpaft
Rvc And b. u farther enacted That lat. af
Letters remaining uncallrd for any sst issee Ia
any city, town village wher. n.w.papsr shalt be
prnt.d, shall hereafter y. publishes. ssse oals IN tas
newspaper which, being ts.aed weekly, ~ uftensr
shall have TIA. largest circulation within IA. rang,
of delivery OF said ofcc to b- deeid, by ,hr ras,
master Mt such Office "A Nrg y - Lar p.sssa Nara
rs 1851
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

MI CHAs II. DAY. OF Chicago. having b, come
associated with In the Gasette dob once he win
herrser have the entire -uper, i.on sf thai dersss
nicn, As NJ Day IL one of the hest job Printers.
the union ard facili,s. for tho Of rk
have rsrcst'y been greatly enlarged by large addite
u .ai.st style. VI type, Sc, promise
Iarun. 10 ssccate Job Work Of all varieiie. with
soatne... cheApasAs and dispatch. BY the notice
ab,yc. u will bs sesa shas 90 have ordered NOR.
press machinery This l. the only offiee Ia thu
city where power 10 usri that facilities
are nncqnalied SANDERS nKO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

ASornsR fIRr-SaIunlay morning a little
after three o'clock fire broke out ia the rear
Of the Confectionery owned hy Mr. Sweeney
three doors below 4th street, the West side OF
Brady The building with the adjoining house
above, were frame, aud were soon in flames
The alarm was long time in spreading. and
citizens gathered very slowly A heavy rain
was falling al the time, which. doubtl-ss kept
many at home. The fire company did no,
reach the ground till the houses wer- half de
stroyed. The streets were ia such terrible
condition from the progressing Improvements
that no ordinary force Of men could move the
machines. There was no water near the fire
and one engine had 10 Dc stationed al the river,
and nearly thousand feet &c hose r-el~l out
Ia reach tho fire But when the company did
get at work, they soon obtained the control
-xtinsnisbing the flames In the corner brick,
and preventing their extension to Mr.. Todds
shoe store on the South The two frames
were DESTROYED, and the small brick house so
much injured as 10 be- scarccl, worth the ne
pairing II was occupied by Mr.. Jas. Cald-
well. who had recently moved into il. He had
his furniture injured good deal by its hasiy
removal and few articles were stolen Mr
Sweeney los, almost everything in his confec
tionery. Only u few articles OF small value
were sascd. aud lac had no insurance. lie was
absent from the city when the fire occurred.
Mrs Renwiek saved nearly everything ia her
t. - A
full insurance. The buildings were no, OF
grea, value, though they were bringing hand
sosne rent. They were insured In the Peoria
Insurance Company for sla00 The report
,lai they were insured ia the llaukcy~ Com.
pany Of this city, is incorrect. Thcsire was
undoubtedly tie work ~ TN inccInliary The
burnt buildings belonged to Mr. R-asick
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

Was sA- Ars sSd until quite rsssntiy. III. en, paper
In tho Ssass % Ie~a printed Steam Power frvs=
and its ceulasion 10 the largest Of an, In the state
ADVERTISER appreciate these adj antag-s as our col
uuns ssnpsy testify
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

lY' II will be rccollected that the citizens
of this township all vote at the cour, House
This will Of course keep the polls crowded all
day. Bu, don't let the crowd keep won from
voting.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
Oue Price Store.
@. o.. PAR KS 4 co.

tsrccEssoan ~ kpNshp sthtsh
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers IN
Ready MADE Cb~sAing,
G1Wshs, CssslMsert.,
veselsags, aas sasme1c-
Msessss Fssrsstststss9 Gsssasts.
Lave NOW IN STORE, OVER 10000
/ Dollars worth VI tho abas~ mentioned soosis,
which must be cold W. hayroN~rhanlcd oar ~hoe
stock and marked good. down ~ least nfte~n f.s
ernt ard have resolved from this day forward u
sell nj ONE PRICE and 81 luw that We defy eotnpe
tstion We sre conn"eied With the yell kmo~p s-s
tablishment ~ Huntington, wads~orth Parks, at
tAiesso aud bu.son, aud buy gossd. nj hsnnfss
tnfsr. prices. With these facllit.. We thnk We
oifsr sou great bsSssi1-.
Particular attes tiop paid 10 the insnufssturs Of
Custom Work safments warranted :" NJ or
sale
s,as. eppa.lt. 10 Claire Row, the Old stand Of
Edward Ald.a.
may n N PARKS tu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

- il We don't whip the pro shaver, ties
to-day we shall at least have the consolation
Of knowing we nearly scared them to death
But we are inclir.l To think they are going to
experience a general ront The Republicans
are alive and kicking-wide awake--falI Of
encrGy-and are putting things through about
right They aint bn afraid.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

rH' The new baggage wagon Of the L.
Claire House is brief but brilliant institution
Gingerbread rctrcs cclipsed. But, seriously
il Is neat and lasting.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

DAILY. frf-wEKkLN AID wEEglr.
New York-s II. PcttensiI 1 Co, lie Sas.au.st
William n sha,fuek, tie Nassau street
Cincinnati >. II. rarsin, 50 wes, Fourth street
II. Louis. Jas. Dndjeridge, n. W. corner Olive
and Main streets
Chicago W. ; Spencer. LOT Randolph s, scriv
en aud Gallagher, Dearborn d,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
CL q r. % \ 4.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK All
n Fancy Ctoth.. among which can he fsahs
brown, hac, gr.en, dsiiA olive, frcssh dI ala Iselal
AID ha.,. of oshrr styles 90 which inyii" The eit
rea. sf isa,enport 10 sNsniIe 'fiessr keep ea.
thing III your Inln.l that have got ia. hc-t tatie
Of New loss city We warrant MI essf
meats t1 suit the -. we'll tn ht IN. bssiy 1.
Yen don't hsisve ne. sry "
myT dtf v I. CONF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

sF Mr.. Nickolls' new building on the cor
ucr of Second and Brady is now looking like a
house and very fine house. Last saiur.la, the
workm-n were putting on the broai caves.
The building looks very line l, will he
finished this fall
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

80 Mr.. Hills new house on Second street
ls attracting general admiration. II Is an aw-
Jgi tall house for a three story building, and
as handsome ~ II IL high
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

tT- Afier tVI11y we shall no, trouble our
haven't noticed any body being much troubled
about il however, but our Democratic
friends
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

t.y- The Panorama which will be- exhibited
here this evening. is 40 humbus We have
seen ii, and take pleasure in recommending
friends, including the ladies and children. to
attend it, exhibition.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

t-fy We had n glorious shower Safur,la,
morning. which washed and refreshed all the
vegetable creation within its reach.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

iY- Who has lost a brass safe KEY Such
a key has been lcft with US for an owner The
finder Of small brass key will confer favor
by leaving /; at this office
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

TaE FiREMFs.--As usual, II was almast i'm.
possible 10 get any citizens I" help the tircnen
work nj the fire last SATURDAY morning---yef
every idle spectator was a severe critic Of the
company and several thought themselves iir.,
rate advisers. Tho iiremcn who ,irsi reached
the engine hcu,e, when tagging at their ma
chimes, with not enough men la scareei. mose
them called upon passing persons in vain i"t
assistance, People appear TO have the isiea.
that IL Is the h,smens business and nolsaly
els-s to do all ~" work except Juggling ani
goods, sc, at a hire. II there were am get,e-
raj dap siiion shown to assist the firemen,
there w"uld be- no complaint that they do not
reach fires s-ncr. Gur company is new and
inexperienced and shorid have the sympathy
nd encouragement of the community instead
nj being on eve, occasion subject to lima
-d criticism They are as Jealous, and rs
well dis sse,i to do heir duty, a. an, hand 81
men could Ne. and the, cave the nachin.Fs
to do good work-but they labor under dim.
cnlties incidental ~ every irr department ai
IT, h.st organization Al present they are
compelled 70 rely almost entirely upon the
river for water, no matter where ma, be the
fire. This must occasion serious delay In every
case where the tire is some distance froul the
river bank. W. want large cisterns. as the
President Of the Company proposed, al certain
points. and tie quicker these are built the
better. In the meantime r., the citizens en-
courage the firemen with their approval. aid
them at fires. and stop th, unjustidable crit
ieisms Of men who doing the hes, they
can. what Is more. let the citizens rely in
some degree upon bueAets, which are always
useful AT the commencement OF fires, no mat
ter how many engines We may have.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
EASE roR ssiE--rHE suRscRlBI


Nh ACRES OF LAND, ~ ACkEB IN
I"I cultivation, four aud q half miles ~~et ~
f,asenror half mile frs John frida,'s me slssbss
tAv building. could NOT he put ny Tor i~ss than sw~n
" nsr hahArsi daliaIs, ths NinseI ts worth all tks
ragu.s that ! asked for the land For psr,icuiass
apply On III. tarm -
htifas w KNIGHT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

On the u, insi, ct 10 o'clock, FRANK HIDDLE-
aged Iinsssen months
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

l.. ". CCRrSs = co.,

t@aegcssJF io Uss'iIach. Gnrtsss = Nantul
LsukWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
L CHANTS Warehouse, opposite u R depot.
Dealers la ufsiA kianr, CALI. Cement, and ali de.
ssFlps.oas Of farta Produce
Orders -,,lesiei ld artended to with dispatch for
the purchase sr sa!s II Grain "r Prdue. n this and
ether markets
our fasiie. ass aaplo f,r the storage Of all kinds
OF uraIh al Produce.
desired
spseti atienlior paid To receiving and forwarding
goods is ra.!scai ~ river Charges at established
sAtee
Rsssnz sEs-Cook 4 Sargent. BANKERS. Daven.
poft & II, Bro Barrow Co, Bankers, Daven.
pod, SiSso.ls. Campbell l. Co, Davenport 0eo VI
f.:t Baker, Baialo Rank Of Orleans. Albion. n
j paehos- CO. Bank, y. y. Thomas ksppshaiI.
Esl, RoSaesier, y, Walter Wedell, y. city
Humphrey a Co, CAieAso Wuris. Hatch Co.
Oh csgo, ". r. MrAilsicf. Esq, Chicago. Doughty.
Wilkinson L. Co, poughkeepsir, Waikinsk owsley
i Commission Merchant, Loai.,ilis, Ky
,fuwe III. .dff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

eTr light horse In a ligh, wagon perform
~ some gymnastics Yesterday morning At the
corner Of Brady and Second streets by way Of
Sabbath recreation He iinall, elosed his per.
iormanccs by alighiing on his back among
Pile of rocks crowd gathered and he was
finally relieved The crossing at this corner
evening by the contractor. Every vehicle
which crossed il was in danger of destruction
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

JussicE.-IIaving kicked Justice into no
tice, We suPpose We must give him Gnal kick
es Of nssics BY alludihs 70 his commnnieatiou
In Saturday evenings Ns~s. We ask those Of
our readers who can gst hnh II oae Of the
ccepss dossa papsn issued by that press, 70
rod Justices article. Ne illustrates just how
poor defence tlss bsst dsfence Of Mr. Lsoa-
ard can ~. ~ ~ nsans read bis explana-
nations of serving md rseanine Executions |
u Justice The legal editor Of The Dsmsoas, ,
In "justice" TO Mr. Patton, we win simply say
tAat - examined the rssosd oGly q The oar
t1eular request Of the editors u this paesr and
aehsr napab,isans, and withoss Any knewI.
- Dssvion y ~ request thst saeA inform.
esssa vsqh - dnissd. We tsks the whole
espsarlv - elnetine. psbliahlag saa
SvSTe9 As~AosUnseuopH -. Lssaasd. n
asy sinilH dhnoon eo1s esurI - aenipus
M tsess. - 5ss1ssr a6n1n, 49, he.s
bssa. II saly psssss ~ tkiph1se =. easv
time the nsolaOunD - ~ 0u14 - =.
tnssed Inc rssulD. Ne - ~Su1lIpsr s
a1Ieslps6As sdisa ~ ssusGhiae sl1eeuneu.
us's bsiss by, hst yeaag.
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l. Attest N L W s.


1en0eo@ea News.
sr TAlL. July -, VITA Dnbaqur, aiss)
Col. Mobiles. the Superintendent Of tho ~ag.
"n road to the south Pass II nov Ia this city
The expedition j. for the present suspended
His encsmpm.nt Vest vi the Big Sioux River
having been broken mp on the 18th instant, osl
account nf further progress being violently
opposed by the Yankion Indians IL re-.
treated "a Biz Woods about 50 niles West oi
Fort kisigels
Th. objection raised Il, the Yanklons o.
Col Mobiles party crossing their country was
that they would ffighten away the tufFsloes
their onl, means of subsistence. Col. Nobl~s
hef,f. leaving the inlians, appointed the
10th OF August IA hoisi a council with the
Yanktaas los the purI,o~e Of treating for the
light ef way across the territory Should ne-
gotiations fail, IL Is the intention of Colonel
Mobiles 10 proceed with thc duties assigned hy
sosernmen, despite hostilities.
Obituary.
PHlLApELpmA, July 3l,
Tie wife ai Postmaster O~Derai Damn.
bell died this morning.
10000 No. 1. Sawed Shingles 500, ,OOc
l<ah 40 cord woo. tai eI ~ p~r eord, ,-a kisa,
of Lumber, Dsors. sash Blind Ae on hand ii az,
Mills NJ redaeed rsic~s
aa5tf HrRNKf.T 0II.LET CO
LOR sALE--LOT no SEVENTEEN IN
= Eklridg~s Addliioa Ia Eass Davenport ros.sasn
tnf four acres, very desirable fov 6niidins las
ferrps wOOn MlCnENER . co.
Nsssf Fourth and Rock Ialand .ts
EOR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL. FARM III
= Tweniy Acres, two cad half miles northcss
u the srlty, large AeusH, Tsaont Houns, urohurd
barn Well CisterD. aud an 10 eplnplc,e order VII
be ssld al cargsin
WOOD. MICuESER 4 CO,
ha5sf Fourth and Rock Island .ts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

~ Ia Justice tn Squire congdon we take
pleasure In stating that he was not the inasis-
traie Ia whom We alluded In an editorial lasI
Saturday In reference to the ease OF Mr..
Campls-ll. b. the way, why don't Mr- Camp
bell SET up the cry of persecution. and run
around the country rubbing his e,es and llow-
ing his hose rs martyr This magistrate
rss'eesiing is c.rtsinl, a greater attempt at
persecution. than anything We have done 10
the Democratic candidate for sheriff. Mr.
Campbell win make votes out II the whole
affair
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
for Sale.


I.>OR sALE.-Il0RSE, BUGGY, HakNESS,
J. saddle and Birdie. AL THE property 10 of the
Sefy lrst quality aud will be- -old cheap foi cash
part snae, given In psrt pay for houss and ~
u Ia exchange for d Dot
ksuf Y G EAD0
I EASE FOR sAIE--THE SUBSCRIBER
offers Ter ssi. the lease and assn~so lbe uss1.
Siofe he tow occupies, Nc he intrnda soou to
frniaVe ht. stare Ia Nichols Hosk TIE
Alsose We'll fitted up aud Of the hess lo-
cssei In the etty faf trad.
! 4 wAsuBURHR
paveul."ri July 10th, issI
I,'oR sALE-A PAIR or THREE YEAR
| old Maies, vel broken ta Harness, and one Ium 3.
ter Wagon, new, with Harness all httsd Gan he
-ecu at voik ea Main street n.ai the First nnpust
church, for \ Few DAYS
piutt ACkLkY.
tr0R SALE UR LEASE. fok TEN YEARS.
1 a12 feet of gr.Yani =, lia, second street, /,
ear arans saw MIL Ais,. 91s feet isnteus ~ The
River, which /. gasI landing for lumber and ID y
sround ws,uid make rscd utnber yard
AIsa, a Frame Hoasc 10 iea-s
Pr hrihrs rsrsieaars enquire On the prcmIsss, ~
iy7.im b. TlCHENOk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

SuRGE0N & MECHANICAL DENTIST
~ Oders his services such to hs ffies6s and the
public In general be,evins that ~ 80 and ui i've
sstre ssssfsetisn In al uesk doss IN ~ sasal ur
lie hes been engaged In Dr 0ondrichs o1Ace Sbr ~
iass afsesn moashs. and bsltevts9 tAsf - - sns
sansd his former reputstnn - pentisf he ases lss
p1Alic. Has aequfremeats In the knowleAgs of Don-
Stsssy, an1 assns0snsnss " his oes I'D Inhsgoaugy
80 ea.a ehs. he Il Prepared 70 90 eny week IN ths
geAvss In this section of the country, bsing Doss
etsonIy ana a1Eahjs, assd worn with Inors So0fbr
as4 esstsfbetton 10 tke weaser lie VII put In avsin.
slei in4sntnses ftum eusire ses snd - I'll
49, uss& apDegtatning 10 Dsntissry
ONles 80 eeesaenee cnuDeeted, On fous1A stsest,
ssins rsseesess Any nembsr - references given
y mr@a.sTe9- ap7esf