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TOT yoHroWn Dement, never b. wtthOntft.
What Dyer's Healing Embrocattou u,


What Dyer's Healing Embroestiou u,
II isa perfect Pain Destroyer, and inyslnabls rem
edy for the enr OF Rheumatism, Cuts Wounds, Pain in
the side, Back and Limbs; Lumbaso Sore Throa Burns
5cslds, sweliings, Ague, Cramp, Piles, &c. For Cuts
and Wounds Is superior TO any other preparation 1t
will afford Immediate relief in scads burns, and for
certain relief in very short time.
Used internally, IL Ia one of the valuable
dies Tor c,smP or spssode affections for palms, or sore
moss in the sidc, throat chest and for sick
headache nausea, sickness, rheumatism, any In
tsrnal weakness caused by fal strain 1t possesses
soothing, healing and pain destroying properties
qualed BY any other compound medicine and we have
never known j. to fail in arrsstns the progress Of the
above named diseases. a
What has Dysr's Healing Embroestion donsi
Wonders, indeed. II is known every where stan.
dard medicine, sure remedy and universal panaces
for Rheumatism, cuts d. burns, scsds lumbago,
sore throat piles, bowel complaints eholera wind cho
ic septar and numerous other iis and aches" Its
popularity Is owing 70 its own intrinsic meras Once
used. 1t Is never dispensed with 1t ID becoming daily
day BY day All persons who hays used this
great remedy for all sorts Of pain he at on ce obtain
it.
Balm for Every Wound
Dyers Healing Embrocation has acquired unpre,
dented celebrity healing panacea Itcures wounds
cuts, burns bruises, scads rheumatism, aud all exter
tically PREPARED and always preserving the same
strength and quality, II is used with the greatest conf
dence by all classes, and has become 50 universally
known that needs hardly TO be named in public print.
A Sure Remedy for Piles.
The Piles most distressing complaint is preva-
lent than generally supposed u b attended with in
make their appearance, is indescrbaby painful which
is impossible to resist scratching ami the only pres
ent relief seems to be desire to tea, t skin or This
Clerks, aud those Of ssdentary habits subject
10 this malady. Let all afflicted try Dyers Healing EN-
brocaton and we warrant Immediately relief and sf
fecual cure Many troublesome OF this complaint
have been remeded by the Of this great medicine.
We present fact upon fact in of this
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THE RICHEST COMMUNITY IN THE
Wos1p.-l % the Poor Indian!-A day
or two since we had occasion to men
'tion that the result Of the late sale Of
Delaware (Indians) trust lands was
S470,o 900. The lands sold were only
those comprised in the eastern diyis- vi
ion Of this great reservation. The
western division is now advertised to
bo sold. That contains some $50 200
acres and will undoubtedly bring an
aggregate Of at least 100000. The
tribe IRE also the owners ofa home
reservation almost Immediately I'd
joining Leavenworth City, forty miles
long by ten broad. That would sell
to morrow readily for $l0per acre;
or an:agsregate Of 80, ,OOo,o Thus
their total wealth, independent ofPer-
sonal property--and some Of them
arc mer Of considerable individual
,neans--is about 4,o70,Ooe. They
number III all some nine hundred
souls; and from the real estate des'
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SAD EsD.--John'Millor, aged TWEEN
ty Height years, died on last Friday
night. The indianapolis Journal
gives brief history Of bis sad career
BE was born in Dayton, Ohis-w,e
left an orphan With q large estate, and
to his own guidance-becams . 'fast
young man, by tens Of thousands. e.
he kept a circle Of dashing young fsl-
lows about him until his money was
gone, who then deserted and left him,
he sought Indianapolis for homo,
and died in strange garret friend
less and clone.
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IL An Assortment Of Merchandise. =
cash pricss would b exchanged fer real estate 10
ADayepport or vicinity. Persons Wishing to make
trade Of thnt ki1d will call ut my store
H. w. MORRIS,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
a.c,y atf Second ct. near Perry. as
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CHRISTOPHER CULLEN,
6orna Ih0AP anA YaYriar.

VXTISHES TO Inform the public OF Davenport aad
wv Scott county thathe haA permanently iocs ted
In Dsvenport and that se will shos hoEsss On sclep-
Sac principles. After 20 years practice on the snat-
omy Of ths bet and be ause spsnt u yearS underJhe
done Of the best Vesesinsfy Snseson "a
iarops 10 Wishss 70 ~ kif 10 viii give sstisfae.
ton % all that employ him. He sardSstn 1oiiSfts
custom from persons Ia Ing horses hborng under
called hoof bound, Or nterferingor over reaching,
quarter CRACKS, sand cracks; slrains Of ths cords
foanaerA Ilng bones. ,pavins, ~ q .Aichshs war
afs csnssd b ssa sAssiag er waat of proper jpds.
Asnb .tsssi sl4sae J-- noALoq
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From the Dstr oit Advertissr.l

A STRONG CoMPARIsos.--Cuffee.
with his paint-shop at the top OF the
forty foot ladder, looking down at the
hog rubbing lis back lazily against
the bottom rung, yelled out in extreme
fright, Go way dare, pork-yon're
making mischief So Buchanan, from
His giddy elevation, looking down
upon Geary's proceedings in the print
inx Office Of the Missouri Dcmocl at,
exclaimed, no doubt, sotto yoce, GO
away, Geary, you are making mis-
chief,'-but the monlentary fright be-
ing over, be will 20 on with the work
in hand, set for him to do, and wheth-
or that work be rotating or white
washing the acts Of his predecessor,
he will attend to it; and like those
who have gone before him, earn his
s2y, 900 per annum, by doing what
he should not, and omitting what no
should, until his tour chapters Of in
voluntary acts have been chreliicled.
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How.xp D.Ruxarox. VIZ. HRHRy DAnLrSeroN
H, DARLINGTON & CO.,

HowAaD DARLINGTON. VIZ. HEHkY UAELIAdTUN
H. DARLINGTON & CO.,
Alto IL N EYS AT l. A W.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
once, cofner OF Main aud Second streets, oppo-
site LeClaire House
COLLECTIONS made and proceeds promptly remtted
10 all parts Of the Uniie1 States.
M Mpney to loan on Real Estate OF otherwise.
Money located for others ON commnston. l5ss
Lands ioca ted throughoutthe Nortnw est.
REFERENCEs.
p. Gibson, Esq, Cssh'r. Bank II Ba fillmore.
w. Townsend, Esq, 4" Bank of Chester co.,
West Chester, Pa 1,
Morris & Jones n Co, Philadelphia,
Hopes Townsend,
r. Woodward Il Co., Bankers, ChicaSo,
Darby Il Barksdnle, - Ss. Louls,
Dr. SR CIarse Sec America Ins. Co. do
r. T. Lsecn . 20, pittsburg,
Day Matlxck. Cinci nRau,
Melirexor, Lawes Blakemor.t bsYthpon,
Edwin smith, ESQ, DO
Nov 2z so dwom
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Attorneys at Law
AND NOTARIEs PUBLIC,
ST., directly opposite Green's
~" Hotel.
n, CEDAR RAPIDS, 10 WA.
GEO. p. WHITCOAlB,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Law
NOTARY PUBLIC & COMMISSIONERS
OF DEEDS,
p.u a.u pamnshire, Vermont, New YORK, PsnnsV-
fo' He" yania and Ohio.
- OFFICE,
NJ w rovna, of Main aud SscoD stsY ,,y,
seps'6s -
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Bought BY one Of the nII la the CITY Of Nee York
expressly for thus market, and ws suited ths trade
and eeaA0n. Our stock Of 81
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The Old Pionoer Bakery still ahead!

u
yU,HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
arations for the manufacture Of Butter, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Craekers,
meat OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this making Bread, are these the Bread
apce, Ill 10 much whittier aud moro itkeeps much
longer without becoIning stale, and to many persons
10 not Objectionable when q week old, Il cuts As
ha ndsome ss the finest French ROLL il goes farther,
and is readily introd uced into families who have new
or used Bah er,s Bread before. shall continue to
run = Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
ABOVE articles, terms which cannot fail TO give
tire sstsfsction, hope to be able TO supply all who
may fayer me with their patronage. Thankful for
past favors, hope TO meri: continuance of the
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
ed to. DANIEL MOORE.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows & Prettyman's Steam Mills.
Davenport, May "a. la56.dh ~
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rEoRGE ALLING & Co., junction OF Front and
VI Second, are agents for the sale ofbuding lots in
be shove town, which they now offer for sale at low
figure North Floreuceis sui ted the Missouri Rv-
err 10 miles above Omaha City aud has all the fasiiites
steamboat landing. Those wishing obtain lots would
do we'll to call soon reblOdzns
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Religion is an insurance against
fire in the next world, for which hon.
esty is the best policy
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lsiarse. aad comprises great many elegant stylss
and patterns Black, Fancy, Plain, Striped and PIad
silks, Muslin aud Wool DeIaiass. Wool Bereges Eng
ish and f'ench Mernos, Parametta Cloths, &c. ALSO,
heavy stock Of Merrimack Cochsca Bay State, Phil
In Aliens and other good brands Of
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(AOTo
" jnIy % AIyoRD IVAN pATTZN,s
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Professional CARDS.
Iao,Iisrs.

IawIIsrs.
THEO. GUKLICH. J. ". STEWART.
GUELICH & STEWART,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Notariss
Public, &c.
Convey xncing, Investigations Of Titles, Payment
of Taxes, Loaning and Investment OF Money, and
all other regular busaess promptly attended 70.
oIice on I'd St. in Atkinson's Block, opposite the
LaClaire Row,
scp4 DIT DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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1o0axsf11 I'LL,

3o1ey = u AZ a.
RA000fo LOAN On real eesote ~ = - n
YtvVV ,GyRLEY = l001ia.
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81 SANDERS & BROTHER.

cribed abovo are worth a average Of
4,440 dollars per soul, or %, ,290 dol
lars to each family of hve persons
among Observation-Disclosures Star.
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LAND AGENTS at Florence, Nebraska Terry.
BREWSTER d KNIGHT,
Lands entered and Warrants located in Sioux City |,
Port Dodge and Council Bluffs.
?TCollections promptly attended to.
E.P. BREWSTER, B. p. KNIGHT,
Atty. & Goun'r. at Law. Civil EngineerA Surveyor.
REFER TO-
Dawson & True, Esars., Editsr Gazette,
DR.. J. NJ. Witherwax, Dawson & Griggs,
Il. Price, Esq, J.T. Lane, Esq.
May III, '56-dly
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New Meat shop.

New Meat Shop.
The Choicest Fresh Meats and at the
Lowest p rtcesl
wv D. MOORE has lust opened Meat Shop,
wv ON Brady street, between Fourth and Fifth,
west side. where they intend keeping hand full
assortment Of the choicest Meats offered the Dav
enport public The patronage of families respectful
y solicited, not only will Meats to good, but
prices low. There's going down Ewn for Beet,
Mutton, Pork ETC. when you can supply yourselves with
the beat at ". ID. MOORE5.
noyl9tf
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REMOVAL.

0s O. EADS, Land Agent, has taken rooms ovs
sRsidings stoie, Lsslslre Row. kstsaaes,L y
elairs HAIL. nehl6 1k~
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.

NIB undersigned are now opening new Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron JObbing shop on Sec
IND Street near Harrison street, full assortment
of the various articles com posing tn stock Of co
Plete lin-ware and Stove Sore. All sorts OF we'll,
cister and Double-A Acting Force Pumps can at all
times be had at the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc,
and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly.
Their long experience In the business makes the
subscribers confident Of satisfying all calis made in
their line. a-
Particular attention paid TO Tin Roodng and espe.
valves.
July14, ,56dtf BRUNNER & CASSEL. x
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St0pfs
olUUI0.
BUY YOUR srovzs
AT THE
GREAT wERfI1u CINCINNATI
s T o v E s T o B ?
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
"a street, doors East Of Hsrrtsoa,
Wholesale Rstaill
suY YOUR srovE

WHERE will always befo one ofthe besta as
w sortments OF Stoves, Tin ixte, Shoot ISen,
Wire, Japanned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Wsrein ttis city. Among his assortment Of
ST OV ES
are the celeb ated climax and Charler Oak Cock
Stoves, coal or wood; NJ % q full snd complete as.
sortmsnt Psror, Box amt y eating Stoves, kievatsi
Oven Stoves, and many other platforms too numer:
Gus 10 mention. Our motto 10, Quick Sales and
Small Pro1ts Good work, ali wsrranted or no sale;
One dollar Is dollar 90 Fned and by calling
at this Stove store yon win save It and get just AZ
good an article ~ at sny other house.
Particular attention psid TO House Roofing, out- :
ing and Job Work In general out of good Tin ana
stock, hoping 10 receive share OF the puoiic pat.
ronaSs By this motto: sQuick Saies and small
Pfofts', fsepS) u. l.. HoRNE.
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NEW TIN S's'1iIsI,.

THE subscribers have 1ust opened q store on Hsr
L rison between Third and Fourth streets. where
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds OF
Copper, Tin and sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Spouting and
Jobbing. Country merchants can rely upon being
supplied with T n ware at wholesale prices.
kags, old copper, lead, &C., taken In exchange for
goods. IAI dul GRANTEES BELL.
PIANO FOKTES
~ CHATFIELD begs leave to inform lhe citizens
W Davenport that having had 20 years practical
perence In Piano Forte making In London and Boston,
Is prepared repair Piano Fortes in most thor
ouyi workmanliks style, Also all kinds II Cabinet
Work repaired and vanished and obhng carpenterng
done. t-
orders left at Mrs Whestmans, Harrison street, be
tween Third and Fourth, will be punctuay attended
to- d-rt.d5m p2
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STRAH saw AND FLAMING MILL
For Sale Cheapl

THE subscriber attending to erec. largo mill at
Watertown, a fourishing town recently laid out
the Mississippi few miles above his present locality,
offers the above named property, ei;bly situated
in the town Of Moline, on very reasonable rms
The building Is two stories, 1876 by lac feet with all Of
the machinery, and OF the most approved description,
usually connected with establishment of the ki1d-
The planning machine ID Woodwurthis patent, which
with nins saws propelled by q twenty four horss
power engine The Of power is rented for sash
and blind and spoke factory. Any person Wishing 70
engage in manufacturing business already establish
cd and highly profitable, would do well to call early on
the subscriber a. he is disposed to sell on very
reasonable terms. ALoNZO NOURSE.
Molfn
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DAWSON TRUE,
ataOrmeys and CSunsel0Fs NJ LAW
and Notaries Public
OFFICE, on Brady street, In W -srwsxs aev
9 ding,
SBShR DAWSON. " D A"os'
,ant 10Th 1854 -VtYw-lv
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StOCeS, StOCeS,
MULTlpLIxD By sioyfl

~
sc AND THE ANSWER ~ ST6v EST
LTHOUGH We cannot keep ON hand ssme 5000
Aor 30O0 Stoves, assome Of neighbors, the rea-
cons are, we sell 20 cheap and good article OF
Stoves that 1t becomes dinieuit 70 supply tho dc.
maAd, butt new suppy Of freight cars have arrived
and been placed ON 0urroad, End We have ssOnpleted
our arrangements A. to be able " supply the
demands 0faIl, be the same MORE OR LESS.
So afser looking around among all the "OfE
HORSE" Stove shops in this city, IN no purpose,
come to
-At Twitchsll 6il1etes,
The only Stove Emporium IN tie west, and bny .
Stovc 80 ia Sfess. In our prices, for cheapness,
mad If not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the e9iebFated Ris,.
Forest Oak, for wood or Csal the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; Ths King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds Of Parlov, o6cs and Heating Stoves.--
Tin and Copper Ware eon hand 81 all times. Root.
ing, Jobbing, &c. done TO order.
Draay Street, nearly opposite the z. o:
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$22aoo,, $2ao,,S 900 (,
II A r DIV AR f

x&O,OOO
VwnRTH eF
II A D D7W A-R X,
ON coxM1ss1oN-s1eH OF THE
4R GA ID "A * n s.
NrHW storeon Second Street, foar doors east Of
~ R,sdv Carpepters Builders, Black ksmiths, Ma
S :: % ssn sSs sssss at %
dealers by IN. ;,o.: :.
rates e a. y LOUIS ,s OF bs,sAs". oA'
july & dtf y.C. wAsnBgRN.
AyQf1uu0 Ccmont.
Or Water Lane, keps coh'an'is Oh mana eno u"' 'o'
" sale ~ RupRawss PRRTTYnAE
0cssouH ---------------
An Assortment Of Merchandise. 4
prices, would bs exchanged e, real estate 10
.i. ! Il; iss /; s e.. Wishing make
s& .,... q "A canm;s.i"n a - Msrabsnt.
Auotioneef any sa,..a ooaino - ns.r psrr~.
.1-- ascz. -a.l :. - : !;
svOISCe.
NOTICE is hereby give ,ns nav u ,n @ uA 5sinsss,
'sa ''.s :, :, ,sw HENRY ,as,s 9; s%a.H' NIT
Iowa Seed Sower
D
- haroWafo ssu,e sni ~, Suar AMI. aws nne rod
lne cnfaposs Ana yess M ~. ,nacbins do.t
Woe, sno any HI hinfv ,5nTTnaaf ,51T4.a ianI4md
- =, =. .ptss
UfNl&GCy ~ DIOShSts2
W. "a nov rsc.isine 8 large assortment of
Good. yenerslly kep, In q Paint and Oil Store,
No l0.OOO BRADY corner of 4th,
.,n,oa DAVENPORT, IOWA.
uoy x. N.,v Vo,E Ola .. in store and for
e mn bOAkS Now xofA oiass :" ~ nSn $50 ~
nN0 nnn LIGHTS Rochester sash from
4,OVO, ,VV06xlO TO lsxls III store ana ioi
sale q No. lo,ooo.
Al No. II, 900.
TAKNIsHEs-co coach, Furniture and pamsr, nsn
eoPsInae at.lcie l9I sa.e :. -, h,o,,
TUBE CoLoRs, the largest ssenstaeh' a os'' o''
f1nTENT DRYER, the besl article IN use for sale
No. 10000. --
TTTHITE LEAD-~Dry or Ground IN OIL, ,r
" ~ A--.-- .n ---1--.--- - ,,-i---- ---------
111I
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GhItlila.


06OxC114Ant WAA1o~.
HAS on hsnd new aaa fan assessnent 81 Ss,-.>
snttable for he season, 1htSA ho vilf - ~
nsesuYe on ehovt n01scs and fooeoneby 3tefGS ~
READY MADE CLOTHING. Fl
i, q Al kinds fer sprtaS and sunnss wess, vknh
VIII oe sorq escnsaR astho cAeopsee.
FURKZNHLNb HOODG -
nss,. ssSd sspR.y ofsveQthi.a sse.say 1sla anoB.
rrunks. vosse&o, Aes -,
!, ths woeld invsso ..s.s. bou 10 pasehase seeAs
tme " give AIN eAli bGlbeo pQe0 -
os1.aeg one prizes oaly. No N0u14e - -
eS.Sa nsnknHos pastfavors hopoea opui2i ~,
Davenport AprilIslsss sAUAL saBgS
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DAY BOARDING..

DAY BOARDING..
M RS. II. C.Adams has openeda house for Day
NlBOsfders at the corner OF Fourth ana Main sts
in the house ow ned By Hon. j. Thoriugton, where
shc can accommodate somc fifteen OF twnty day
boarders.
Oae room suitable for gentleman andsiie toilet.
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Pennsyivania Railroad.

Three Daily Through Trains betweea Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgat n A. N :, and
Pittsburgh fer philadelph att a. NJ. The fast line
leaves p. NJ. and Pittshurg for Phil
adelOhis at p. NJ. THE NIGHT kXeRkSS train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh ut II NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia Al II r. Nj.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with tn,
Railroads 10 andfrom st. Louis, Mo-, Alton, GAleni
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile. KY; Terre Hane, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
zansssilie, Mssslon and Wooster, Ohio; also, va
tLe steam packet boats from and to New Orleans
81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had TO from either of the
above places.
For further particulars see handbills al the diner
ent starting points. Passenger from the West will
and this the shortest and mSst expeditions route TO
Phladelphis, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila.
J. MESKlMEN, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts.
phila Nov Cd Ks dIg
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c.x G. W ksPhsA
G1AHAM 4 KEPNEn,
v.,-.rline ana Com uiegion Merchants,
NO 8 BUkRoWs'NEW BLOCK, fhoNr siAhhi'
Davenport, Iowa.
Order, solicited for the purchase of 1fsin' rout'
Wool and Produe generally.
-RBvRRHAcss-
p,,rovs a Prsttyman, Davenport, lows,
Wise. Pusey & Wise, Phil, Pa,
Springer, Harsaush & Co.. Pi..sourg' ga
jpssDh q. Elder, St. Louis, Mo,
McRriIe6 q Hammer, Cinsinnau, ONO,
r. Mccoy q Sons, N Lisbon, o
D. & D. AcDonsId 4 Co., Wellsviiie'.. ONO
Mohlsn Martin, a, a
Hanna, Garreison & Co., oleyelsnd' q
Hsssey + Sinclair e
James Graham, New Garden, :,
Merchanu generally, Salem,
feb 81 ls56-du
nj. DALZELL 4 Co..
muorraaIr AND RETAIL GR0CERe:
eorTa rdip0 4 Commission MercnSnt, i,i
Dsslsrs in SAT-, Cement, Plaster, Gass ano a Ea.'
Garner I'd d Perry Sp., DAsHAfoAf' o"A'
Ia "a 1856
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! 'Gar,os.
Drugs aqa Wsdcinss.

c. C. ALvoRD. J.. =. VAN PATTsH
YALVoRu + VAN pATTRA
(suecessofs to B. Sanford,
Wholesale ana astail 'Dsalers A.
Groceries, Drugs, CAsl.ieals, Paints,
oils, aia., n 1:ils' 1s' g.
PATENT naPGisfs naRsRs sHa Ai1sss Is. 81. d.
Brady Street, VEST Side. First Ceor Below
..as2ls sseoAd. strsst,
n. ...,,a,;' IASE%y,sSs.n,T, 4, IA. ,ss..,.y,.,y toNA'
boisls. Saloons. &.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner of Harrisop and Front streets, one square
below the Ste an Packet ana Ferry LANDING
xx,ouL1 p rs.oec,faiiy n. announce 10 heir Esstsrn
sVfriends and the public generally tha1 tney nave
p'''"'''u "'' Largo Hew Hotel. '9s
and added more than one alfs 70 It's former size,
and having re-ntted and re.fnfuished the entire
house, are prepared g render me s.a5 q Sus' ~
the pstronsre 20 nssrany bestowed upon en-
here rs 5This house one Of th mest pleasant
10 cstiens iu Davenport, commanding 2 siewsi the
stronn. ish2
CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
ACYLIY 4 eLNSTxAD, Propfistors.
THE undsfsigned would respectfully Inform their
i friends and the public, that they have this day
opened the gerry Horn for the reception Of stran.
gers and travellers. Il MAS Deen entirely remodelea
and newly urnshed Tho location ID central ena eon
venisnt, and eSorton the part Of tne
shsl be wanting contribute to the comfort oi'neir
patrons. Lstz44 ,....
RxtensIve STAsLIHs, with carofuland auenuvenos-
tiers alwaysin attendance. Also large ysrscoh
nected, for the accommodation of Farmers, &c.
Ashsrs Of public patronage lsrespectfuily soIicised
ACKLEYh b OLMstEAD.
Davenport, May 1st. isss-dn --
NEW YORK KOTEL,
Harrison. between Front and second Streets,
one square below the Ferry Landing,
DAVREPORT. IOWA.
J. KIEFER, Prophets
This House is one nf the most pleasant ioeAtlous
comm audiug ane view Of the Mtssissippi nver ana
Rock Ialand. JanxS ou
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-31

r.. &. CAMPBELL,
Attorney and Coanssllor st Law,
Moat constantly on hand loan real or personal
Ymity; long or short time; Eastern Exchange bougnt
NJ Mites discounted, Notes and Mortgages bought
Del 4 collected taxes paid aud all busiRess prompt
| stteudsd 20 in the state and U. s. Courts.
-Rofe reneeS-
,nry d. cowIes Esq ~ Y City Henry Swift, Esq, Po'-
q q se Y, Hon. Edward L Cowles, City, Henry
4 ssebsoIn, Esq Hudson, Y, Hon. u Ruggles, 10,
,eeie, Y Ea CIV. Washington Hunt, Lockport, froL
h Msrse, Po'keepse, Y.
Ollee corner Main and Second Streets, opposite Ia
,airc Hm.e. I'd floor May l7-dkwtf