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Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
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PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL.


MYTH steam power, these mills are capable o
w saving from three to eight thousand feet Of
lumber per day. varying according the power APT
piled and kind of timber sawed. With horse pow
er, it is capable of saving from % two thnus-
and feet per day, according 10 kind Of tiaher
ed. and with either steam. water, or horse power
will saw more lumber and IN better style. than
any otqcr kind of nil now in operation.
With the Child patent double mill, any Sizcd
timber can be sawed
The simplicity in their operations, durability AMI
adaptation OF these mills to the wants of the
try, and the successful practical operation Of those
IN use. together with their becoming almost entire
ly used aas been the means of establishing their
great reputation,
With experience for The past ten years in
making these mills, aud with improvements and
decreased facilities in manufacturing. offer them
10 the public. with the fullest confidence OF their
superior advantages over all other-.
Having the right of manufacturing for "a large
portion Of territory west and south. can furnish
either the single or double mill, preferred for
steam. water a. horse power
Orders respectfully solicited, any further informR-
ton cheerfully given.
KINCSLANDS & FERGUSON.
PhUnix Foundry, corner Of Second aud Cherry
streets, 81. Louis Mo.
march l3. slim.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
The Iiafamy Of Spiritualism.

Another of the many illustrations of the
infamous tendencise Of spiritualism,. has just
been revealed in New York 1t appears that
some five years ago, boy named Philips,
fifteen years of age, was found suspended from
tree by a rope round his neck; and no sus-
picion of wrong being entertained, his death
was attributed to suicide, and he was quietly
buried in the grave yard at Nassau, few
miles from Troy. A few weeks ago, at a
spiritual circle, some one asked if the spirit
of the almost forgotten boy was present, and
was immediately ans swered in the affirmative
IL was asked if he committed suicide; through
the medium came the answer that, on an IN
fortunate occasion, he had came to the knowl-
edge that his own mother was in the habit
OF having criminal intercourse with person
who was named; and further, that to prevent
his divulgng the fact to his father, she came
upon him in his sleep, and drove nail into
his head, killing him instantly, and that she
carried his body and hung it to tree. The
community was startled. A dozen other "cir-
cies" were consulted, and at each Of them the
spirit was present, and the same story. The
excitement was high, the coroner was forced
to disinter the skeleton of the boy, and an ex-
animation Of it proved the whole story base
fabrication. The poor mother so foully sus-
pected has had her fair fame vindicated from
the double caumny; but. alas, SO great has
been the shock that she is prostrated upon
bed of sickness from which she will never
probably rise. What punishment would be
too severe for those who, under the guise of
spiritualism, tamper thus with the honor and
the lives of innocent peoplcl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
QuecnsWare, ,

LNORTY boxes queensware to suit the country
IL and Indian trade, for sale by
march %, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
R'Ianncls.

nNE hundred anl fifty pieces faunSls red. white
~ and green. received aud f,r -ale hy
sep 20. 80 WARD K SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
Hair Dressing and Shaving
Saloon.

T>HE undersigned would most respectfully IN
Il form the citizens of Van Buren, and all those
who may visit the city, that he has fitted up
Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon. m the room adj
joining the bar room of the Smith House where
he will always be in attendance and ever ready to
pay attention tn those gentlemen who may need
his services hoping by strict attention assiduty 10
business, will receive a liberal patronage from
generous public.
oct 20, +. W. PULLIAM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27

Income and Expenses Of the British Gov
ernment.-ln the year ending the 3lst of
December, 1856, the income of the govern
ment of Great Britain, was in round num-
bers three hundred and sixty millions of dol
lars, and the expenses four hundred and eleven
millions. The largest items in the income
account were from customs one hundred and
fifteen millions, then n ONE tax eighty mil
lions, and stamps thirty-fve million dollars
As regards the expenditures, the largest item
was interest on the public debt, one hundred
and forty three millions, but close upon this
came the army and ordinance department
which cost one hundred and forty millions;
next was the navy, upon which eighty four
millions were expended. 1t thus appears that
the interest on the national debt, and the sup,
port of the army and navy, amount to three
hundred and sixty-seven millions of dollars,
leaving only forty four millions of dollars, for
all the other expenses of the government, in
cludihg the whole civil list, in which are the
salaries of the revenue department, amounting
to twenty millions.
The Chancellor of the Britisher Exchequer
proesed on l 9Th ult., in Parliament, a reduc-
ton to the amount if fl2,OOO,OOO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
Wrapping Paper.

'INHREE hundred and fifty reams assorted size
l. Just received and tor sale by
march /, '55 HENRY, WILLIAMS Il Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
DR GOODS.
Coffee.

Unity bags new crop Rio coffee just receiver
l. per steamer Darlanellc. and for sale by
Jan 80, 81 WARD * SOUTnMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27

The Maine Lar q FGiiure.-The follow
ing, which we and in a late number of the
Providence Post, needs no comment: The
Maine liquor law has not stopped rum-selling
in single town, village, school district or
neighborhood in Rhode Island. On the con-
trary, in at least fifteen towns where there
was not grog shop six years ago, rum is now
sold openly and freely-in one town that we
might mention, in at least twenty five places.
Oh! what progress we are making nnder this
new order Of things!"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
WO0dcn,y
ssuIniIle.

N OUNCES Sulp quiniuc. Just received and for
~ sale by HENRY: WILLIAMS d CO.
Feb. p. 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
Prints.

nNE thousand pieces OF Fall and Winter prints
~ received and for sale by
sep 20, 8 WARD 6 SOUTIIMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27

4 INTRON, mace. uutmegs, cloves ground ginger
" ground cinnamon, flayoriug extracts, etc, for
sale by
dec 3, Sc. WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
Ey-NOsicc.

TWANT Immediately 10000 pounds Of bacon for
(which will pay fair price.
Nov. 20 '5G. NJ LYNCH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27

NIFTY boxes candy for sale bv
Il sep -, SO HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
New York .

NEW crop Rio coffee Just received and for sale
~ by HENRY, W ILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
Moss Blankets.

ONE bale of moss saddle blankets received per
~ steamer Red Wing. anl for sale by
feb. e. 81 WARD d SOUTIIMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
On Bow Pins.

4 LARGE lot of patent OK bow pins, just re
" ceived and for sale cheap by
feb %, 50 GEO, AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
Coffee.

THREE hundred and fifty bags Rio coffee, ust
Il received and for sale hy
march l. SO HENRY. WILLIAMS x Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
Prints.
Salt.

TWENTY FIVE hundred bags course and fine
i salt in store and f,,r sale bv
march go '57 HENRY WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27

C;rcumstrntiai Ecidenee.-A singular case
has just occurred at Detroit, which goes to
show that circurnstanta evidence, though
sometimes the most reliable, is not always to
be depended upon. A German peddler was
seen to enter certain house, but was not
seen to leave it. Suspicion of course, rested
there. The house was searched, and the sup
posed traces of foul murder were discover
ed, such as blood, bones and burnt clothing.
The family were arrested and tried. A COM
plete case was made out, the circumstantial
evidence being deemed overwhelming, and
the prosecuting attorney was summing up,
when the pedd'or presented himself to the
court, and turned into a farce what might
have resulted in judicial tradegy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27
Country Jeans.
Rio Coffee.

4 LARGE supply just received anG for sale by
"a nov /. HENRY. WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27

Four millions of dollars, it is said, have
been spent in the search forthe unfortunate
nav"ator.''Sir John Franklin.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-27

lgaoraacc rrodlceth vice, vice produces
-r.me, crime death, etsslaly and disgrac4 -
your Hsu5g.
SEa"d G6ots tae y....:aia le1d al yOu
ac'H nerer be ssecpt assay dy t..s spoIien tor
"el.t. CovER. ?.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-25

MrRpER AND Srtcipr.-W We learn by a
letter in the Iowa City Republican that a
man named Hurt killed his wife. set las
house on fire and then committed suicide
last week in johnson county, near Liberty
Tie heard that his wife. respectable wo-
man, had secured divorce, on account Of
hi bad treatment. He went home drunk,
and taking an axe Literally hewed her up.
This was done an the presence Of two soiis,
young men, who from fear made NJ re,is,
ance lie then set fire TO the beds, and in
half an hour the house was IN RUNS Gong
into rcighboring thicket he endcayored To
kill himself with pcnkniic, but lived all
night lie finally shot himself The fam
lily was formerly from the northern part Of
Ohio.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-25

We have been pleased to learn from our
friends, General Jones, and Captain Dun
tombc, If Fort Dodge, who returned from a
lengthy tour through the interior Of our
State, a few days since, that the people gen
orally, Democrats, Old line Wings, Know
Nothinrs, Black Republicans, and all, are
opposed To- the adoption Of the frcc-ncgro
md shin plaster Constitution to he voted ON
in August, Dubuque Northeast,
We have undoubtedly more reliable inior-
nation than Gen Jonc- and Capt Dun
eombc possess, and from great many more
counties, and w take IL upon ourselves "a
sar, that these military gentlemen are en-
TREY nj@iakss, They don't L,l',re what they
say ticnsclve- or else they are too ignor-
ant to have a sensible opinion on tlr subject.
II the, ~ believe il, they must have q miscr
able opinion u the go,i sense nf tho people.
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A desperate effort Is being made 70 get
Rcm,blirans "a vote for Harvey LEONARD,
the Democratic candidate for Sheriff We
have already alluded to their attempts TO
gel Republicans TO swap Of Sheriff votes ior
Judge votes. They arc now palavcring Re
puhlicans with the idea. that there are no
principles involved in thi, election, and IL
don't make any difference, 80 far a Rcpub-
lican principles are concerned, who they
vote for. DO YOU ever catch Democrat
voting for any other than Democrat, even
though lac l,c candidate running for District
Judge NJ an 8 independent nomination 81 the
Bar 7" No. sir. When will Republicans
| learn tia, their greatest strength Is IN imi-
tating their opponents in this, dad IA going
70 =, Yosi,, But these cunning gentlemen
,ay there arr No principle, involved in this
| election. Well. suppose YOU should vote Tor
Harvey Leonard IA thi. ground, aud he, a
bitter foe If ,o,ur party and principles, Is
elected You GO To the poll. at the next
general election, when members Of the Legis
laturc, &c, are to be elected, aud the prin-
7iplc. of your party a,t directly enlisted, and
sau find Harvey Leonard At the polls, with
the many and powerful influences Of hi-
Office and all his private strength, opposing
these principle, and the reflection must he
presented t. yon, that go,'r vote assisted him
to the influence he commands. and which he
. xealnnsly exert against that which -
precious a. yanr.clf We submit this re-
irciiun to you IN advance Never let Il he
your Ia reality Our principles are invol-
,ed in trrtu election Every officer We elect
increases our Influence when tn, time comes
Or practically sustaining those principles /;
and every defeat Is thus FAR b'or at our
principles.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-25

Real ESTATE. WATER PnwrR. MILl~
MAcniSrsr So Auction Sale -ou Tursiay 18Th 4
iuly. We offer a, Pubic and Private sale
Two hundred god Bulldiug Lot. IN the town a
Moline, two mile. cas, II Rock Island
Also ieoo feet of river front GA the Tl ri,
er With the beet water Power Ia the 'ss.i Ampi,
water power 10 drive tea FIGURING MILL saw iulll-
foundrys factories, &C. We would Tecomucid u
especially for laTg. starch factory srI ~ candle
aud soap factories lard oils, etc
Nv-srs Puts Gilbert Pitts arr or-.nisin. POINT
stock water power company for The purI--e q 4,
selopius the water power make II caIAhis q
driving 10 rows Of burrs
We call the special attention 81 capitalists ma.
chlnesss and fnaEufaciorcrs 90 tia. properly
Apply to GEo l. NICHOLS Ageui - PITTS
GILBERT PITTS, on the properly
iyslkwfk
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arptrprIcAS srATr cox,r

REPUBLICAS STATE CoNNESTIoN
The Republicans VI The State Of Iowa, viii ne, q
convention 81 Iowa City, on weiaesia! August 18th
iss., Tor general consultation upon m .'"rs q vita
importance.
II the amended Constitution Is adopted at the Ans
net election, candidates fot Governor aud ieatenahl
Governor will he put Ia nomination at said aahNtn
lion.
The ratio Of representation will be ote tregae "a
every one hundred Republican voters ~ each eoan
" aad ope additional delegate for fraction. over Z
vo,ers caugiIr., mt having the requisite number
OF Repubean voter. 10 enttlc them % one delegate
Nv the ratio adopted will nevertheless b. caitcd u
one delegate
Nv order II The state Central Committee
sAMsT n kIEkM0op
HENRY G1uN NOR
wM PEN CLARKE
GEO ~ WDgbIN
no HIRAM PRICE
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SS,Krs.--rhc Pamela Miss Sar Of July
lst says:
Col. Thomas 4. Caldwell has just returned
from visit to Coahoma county, and informs
~ that Mt house seven miles this side ii
the mouth of cold Ieldwater. he saw over one
hundred rattlcsnakp stuffed and hung on
a tree, bcin. the spring crop u one small
farm. The proprietor aid IL had not been a
good season for rattlesnahes
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No lsa Firs, rate two story brick house. 10 room.
with modern eonyenie sc.s on Froa, street, In block
" ~'""' eP'e".'" VIZ" 90 S7A"
No ia Fine two story i,rick Lou,e roo,a. &c
From, street, block Fulton addition bot ssAiso
~ " VIZ sA'sHc AH0e' ~"V'
No l. Lot ., block o, 5oxljc, on Third street good
'V"''' ''u' ''0"''' e''"'"'~
NJ lJi Let A. block - e0ra00 good frame house
.
-
40 40 Loi y ssock ~ Ws-o, nae mouse
Ma Ia L., ,.au,,sa - nr.,v 49,, h.,-..
Froat and Steamboat Landing Price sao 10
=, "a . .u -. ~
locust, three rooms. well SIC loi s2x53i rnce
ti'oc
~ Dol Lot Ia block los, in lie Ciaires addition.
soxiso feet on Brady street Frscc s2ooo
y 40,
exile Good house, new aud complete Price
eL<o
No ga LDts 2 aud . block % corner Warren
aud finh street. Nery choice Lots Price, N,soo
No 2l3 Iois and :, In block -, corner Western
anee three ana ave Year. "'' ''
- -
No .s2 Lease 500 feet on Brady street next TO
Ian, n,' """ L,s'eH' L0'stof b"haias Terms
WY ""
,sl,,;c" ve. m.a igo' ssts 70. 10 hsdtiiss'
n o., ,o,.t,,,..., ,.,,,. ...,,
Gust street, oesiso Price eco
" ~, H., -
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"ReAp, ON No NaTrE - Yesterday
morning procession os water carts mum
boring sixteen, paradea our streets, with
the above motto on flag, from which We IN
Ter that the filling up ON our river front, To.
gcthvr with the falling of the water, have
rendered the approaches 10 the water too diff
iicult &c acress. omethine nust be done
aud that quickly, n our tizens cannot Il,
without water. -ksoiut Pesf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-25

JrpeE JoussyoN.-The long article from
~ Fort Madison Plais Dealer which We
haSs juse publishsd, and one u the lest
1Gonse a The nsw Constitution which We
Asss yst ssad, was from the pen Of Judge
JshDexn Re ; lssding Democrat, and
hD0oss in0sssce than housefnl Of the
egpsnanGs q tAe Dsw Consultation. Hi
eDinIs.O . gsod ways With his Own party.
W 611ul1 1lhs % - The Democratic p
psgsp 1bih1a ~ Js4gs's rsvisw-but they
- sfIai1 = - 4.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
Paper Hanging, Whitening. lie.

I NJ. Dunn BEGs To INFORM THE
- public that aaythln. In the Abest line iHsras ed
10 him VIII be- executed "a superior style He long
experience a. a practical paper hanger and ceiling
whiteuer tothatnenal CT plslni warrants his assuf
leg satisfaction. lie guarantees 10 make ceilings,
matter how much dtseolored with smoke, white
n Ship Sd street, between Brady aud ferry
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Chsiee FNssti1 FJsssr.

VNATER POwER--WE ARE NOW EX.
W. elusive agenis for The above Mills, snd
viii keep eonstanti, On hand good supply Baker,
aud dealers supplied ~ the leAsst whosaa!e prlcss
EVANS, MORLEY = CHEW,
txnQtf Cur Perry and Front eta
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-25

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Will.
IN LIAM sTOLLEf, VI Davenport, Aas shis day
assi9nsd TO NJ I'll hs stock In trade a<eounfs sotss
ard oshsr propsssy IN ssnes for The bsaeAs VI his
crsdilovu. An psssoas tndebssd 10 sAld Vim. Stol.
lev Or " the nas arm u IlaWes 6a0iisy, Eosi.
lied 10 make pnyunont - IL un4oretgood
u WOODWARD, Assignee.
Dsvsnpors, Jsly losh, loe'. h0lv
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FcR SALE.--A farm Of ~ acres, situated
IN Clinton co one mile Ess, of Big Rock 4 ~ and
quarter oi inile from Rock Greek fioafin. MI. -
Thirty acre. are improved and ihc ceiire fAgHa 10
encio.~d with good fence The farm !, well water
cd aud has on II fran house Esarly Sew With eel
lar aud well VI fine water a val D. s@ld ID u,
crops thereon for w per " disposed ~ 5000
EnqRlrc ~ MILLS n DEWEY
NJ llnstaai4s R.ark
Or - a. II WRIGHT an fIv fl.s t.r.twt.~.
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Ncw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Valuable Ciiy Preperty.

East HALF III Lot {. II BLOCK ~
IL eliy Of nasenrari with the Brisk House there
pu cre+ted " eextsi Il Second aud Eoek I..s4d
streets
West half u LOT 4 II uaesk e. second street be.
tween Rock Island and low .ifxst. Eefth side sd
ioiaing Farmers House
North hall Of Le,s ard 10 Ia Dlaek 6 being %
feet on Rock Island street aad LIS feet gu Third
SPLENDID Lots on BLUFF
Lots aai :. Ia Bleek 20 commanding Gus yix~
II this Nisslssslit river hozk lsaaAd, Fort Arm.
.irnEs. railroad HriAge. se
For Terms ae Apply e.
iyglif 18Uh SARGENT
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miscellaneous.

NTARk THIE.--AT THE PEOPLES NEW
wi An,brosy pe tiailers the wet corner ~ Main
and H~sond o.. 4. w. Stark lie taking 6nc pic.
lures In TN 80 cents each The pubic may be
assured that HE pictures compare fasoraby With any
others Iii IN. IVES, ty1stf
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IMPROVED FARMS

NJ q. piy,,y.n,n. 80. A. So,
A .a,,-;o srr,. s,ae, ru,,t, -, s. ~ a., :, u
TOR, ianJ uan.. ..,aa 49, "a ..Snslasi las,
s'one quarry -iosr miles iron town Price, 80 per
WV
No c3l T1sE. ,.c,ian n r ?. n M
aer.. M unir s,,1s,,, N - y. = ~
sood MAier, o-agc orange fence aroga.a the eatlrs
iMm' run utrr Ae thF.s mlirs fr"tn the ciiy-a
WIZ SL8'se iArh ifaeet slS l.r aeTe
-
- ~ h.aniiM ~ aarc farm, four mile. from
IL timber good nou.s me r.A.m. ~, ,,sl9..,,s,e
and good Matrr--magnlicrt.t ,i.w n IL 49,
Price s1vDO
-
~ - An excellent farm ol hoo acres eleven
- -. q section q land n MaFri-town IL,
Price ~ Yer acre.
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nUmNlNla LOT1

Tor SALE AT FAIR PRICES, AND ALL
90 iaus credit. 10 facilitate Improvement.
COOK l. SARGENT
all sell lat. psrie. who will build on thsm this
-sssen. Al moderate. prices aud . credit OF one
isa aud three years Janstf
nMELLlNG HOUSE on BRADY STREET
~ fer Sac The uHdefssned ofiers for ssie HE
Dwelling House on Brady street cor of thirteenth
saHtainlns eight aud cellar Ground 10 $50 by
it frsi. eantans stable shed line apple pear plum
Nel'
The ato,. Is Of the me.i pleasant residences In
the city, and viii be sold at a very low riice
Apply 10 JOHN G. DAVE
1ssU n Cook n Sarvxnti.
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COO ACR4e or AZ FINE PRAIRIE LAND
OGO = there v In Iowa IN csrro 0crdo cunsy
fur aas o. G111 psr acre, II applied for lumeL taaeS
rAs ' ras' oSRfSnnSsRnlS,sx Is 1lP TSnsss.xrs
No, mnannerse ~
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tbs Cosrr mag not destroy the Earth,
but u is already absorbing much elemental heat
a, 70 seriously interfere with The health q al
bio0ded allinas The muTTsln IN Europe snd the
same similar Affection 10 already seriously thIa.
hing the live stock Il the farmers In tk. country
Ga hogs aud mules the Infection drst began
Aad last TIA" ,engefui arrows liked In inan
Thi, warn. u. ~ beware but with ERASDgE.H ;
pia In our possession ready the fr.i appearance
Of sickness se shsi pas. through the danger with.
out injury LIZ, not prejudice prevail asiA., expert.
enee. Sold At ~ Brsndrvih Bulldiny
ixuliwak~
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lr rot ARR SIck rot MIST TAKE Mfpi-
cist Far all external AID internal pain use IL
Wits Pain kci.evcr which 10 siranger and requires
less % effect care ,hag any known remedy For
Fever and sguc AXE the oaly safe and harmless rrf
eds 10 the world, Rhodes Fever aud Ague care ~
For all bilious complaint. take tho Anu Hlllou.
fiiis an auxiliary ~ tbs ..are These Remedies
destroy the Disease, but never the rasicEf
W IHArIS,
Wholesale Az FrosiicEsc X
For sale ht Drug1lstA g,nrraltV tttta.Nau
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EDWARD ALDEN,
Real Estate Broker,
DEAIER YYcuAN

Rect kse0se 0ecssree0
Bill BrOk craze.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL DEVOTE
1 himself exclusively 10 the above named business
which viii be carried on In connection With the Rec
Estate Ageaey of Mr. u DIAL
lie expects By ssying thls branch his undivided n
tentiea 10 he able to fasuish
UNUSUAL FACILITIES TO LENDERS
10 whom IN vil be his aim 81 all times 10 prcscnt
large IIss of
CHOICE SECURITIES,
18th Individual and Real Estate, and TO
- q L i d W. II u =
10 accommodate whom. every effort viii be made
B l. HANNAH
Corner Of second and Brady etc up stair
yiatf - Eniranee on Brady street
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Rfol Gstotf.
WILLIAM ALLth wn. q cLAsE-
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN 4 CLARE,
Attorneys 4 Ceanselsrs q Law,
nrAr. rsrArr nm0xEns.

II IFE INSURANCE AND GENERAL LAND
- Agents ana NotArie. Publit.
COLLECTIONS. aud nil professions business In every
part ~ she state entrusted 20 our care, will receive
prompt attention. Money invested TAXES paid for
non. residents money loaned on unencumbercd Real
Estate security Land Warrants bought, cold md
located farmr. houses and lots leased Real Estate
oil all kind. bought and snll on commission.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-25
JOHNsoN COI-NTN

No 81 i2o acres nsar Iowa Cliy ~ acres broke
fricc ga PER acre
No s7o loo acre. seven miles from Iowa CITY
very choice