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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04
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n6. wAED'e UryoRrUskrEs' FKIaND N rBa ~,
~ plus ultra OF yeuers unednos an but requi-.s 70 D,
70 with ubiyersai spprooalos, ana " stamp ID
fsrd As the greatest beuescor Of the DAY m ward here
b oTsrs 'epard Of $1,000 10 snT physcir who, Ane
per Gemonsr zion, dlsseses N y nE
form eeey esss SAFETY and cheappess BY bio ycnd.rfu
specific and hs psrfrc knovefg~ of OF the s
he either sllevisis~ ksmemb>s
ye who have been lingering Tor monhs drinxia
nsuEeous compounds whoh assiroy n and suN
k.ing poisonous pils M " eAlsE % Dr. wARD zoo ~.
In feN days enjoy the p< rres ~ be aad fee tasl 8cA
ard Is hiuS slf aTaaD Pro- u ozcs 40 osns
drprs snfo nrnadwav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

UoR HAVANA AND NEW oBLrANs-rHs UNITED
states tnan sesmshp CAHAWBA, Capt J. ID. Boz
Och viii commence receiving freight 90 fridsy husus
al IL clock precisely fro, pier foot OF Robinson re =
Ior frsiEh, o p:~sge sygy 70 TIE Nens' LiViSssrVS'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

DOyAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA FOR LIvEsPOOL--
II The ASIA, X. H. Lott conmander, will GAIL from the
stream with the mails and for Eurooe IN Wed
nesday, Augusta will the compauy's dock
Jersey Oily, with the passengers At Ia e. and O'Clock
The ersia VIII sail on the 1910 august
r.. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

DR. CoBBrrr, DUANE srRkny-MnNBRK o.
~ the Royal College Of Surgeons iondou and Of the un
versty OF New yort may consulted privately dscAN
Diseases rwcctysr yevs In his present speNy eusol~
him 70 oute the mos obstinate cas~s n. 8-aes Dy. ~
DIP lnmAs IN bic on1ce CharEea mnderAiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

4 OCTION NOTICB.-WILLIAMT BuyD AUTtONEER.
n hy 9hOK ~ NICHOLS GU this day, eth ist at
lD O'CLOCK At the ssiesrpom &C Nassau street la quaint
~ OF se~onfhs nd furr we'd for
oorveprno. OF s.e comprising mahogany soss ottoman
rUcke chair In hair O. 9TH oak exfens table,
refrigerator safe mahogany maple bedseads,
wlshsAns bed and bedding seat chairs and rockers
lootins gls,ses oil ,inrGs plae and china ware &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

~ B. BANGS AUCfIO NkEE-BANHS I On NO IS
ID. Nassau street will sell Thurs ay August at 0
ocosk ~ their salesroom cesrs' sort Of
and seoo hand furniture Of every Description orisn. in
pAr0S ens In -ood maho! aud black walnut
covered ID pIush brocste hair cloth 10 dining room hs
nnd other furniture chsmoer sui &C also beds
clocks 10 Together wn super or cole son OF pain
and engravys silver and silver plated CUTLERY crocte
~ a@fs boyes cedar wood franks sho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

ID HAMMOND, N D., PUPIL
Mot, and Ricord, Of Para, has
. 81 Bieecscr street. where he
n Engl IN or Frcucn, nersoua1y
ON \ 10 T. and 8 10 y evenings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

ins. o. the ses q he Ps,sr, Once o. nngssd ne sess
Vienna fred upon each wrapper And around ea -
rresmas No. 10 tie remedy for debly premature dec.g
cline Of ne all physcal Inns eiim vsnsh he raxfo pe
its influence, thus rendering invaluable 10 those ~
inr The marriage ssAA TrlesmAr No entirely ersstes
hcee disorders which oopsvs md c.bscs hsys II or
thought sntidoe tor 70 the ruin o. he besm on 49,
OF the population rrssmar No IN. neA snvps.
remedy for that cass Of disorders whioh ne
reals mercury Inevitable desrrnon ~ ,ne ~
tents constitution, and which All he r.s ~ s
canrc, remove Sold in un csses AVG 3y.ca N sepss1
dosea ~ administered By Vslpsu fAlesnsn aous scoru
&c Price 81 each. tour csses u one ~ - 80 -
H. A. BLRRow. ~ Primo sres ls- soca =. rsst
r. Il vii Toward the ~ Of fresm0, and he iarr
ives carriage pad hus insuns genuine prspsn
,a,. tsonsni,asors urlsl from ii A n u Up. ~ -
nom till 8 p. n, ST rrnce rr-ee "~ ooo" r~'
RreadwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

EoE CHARLESTON AND WESLEY
u Y. Ban line The splendid Steamship MARION w. y.
Foster commander. Will lesve pier No North rve on
SATURDAY, suRut al O'Clock f. H. precisely For freight
apply board shera a. bills IRdng Will be s.gnod and
parssse al the ooioe Of sporFukD. Ta.EsTo q ~.
20 BROAD way The hip Soath.rner L. MURRAY
nlander sl ed and leave Wednesday August g
The fsvera Carolina makes regular trips TO the
hpoings the 1t Johns river. Flor ds citing
with the cleaners tom New York and leaving hsrestou
ka,s3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

rLoaIDA.-UNrTED STATES
AUGUSTA. Cspt N. 2. WOxd
Bth Angus At o'clock !. y.
Bills OF lading signed on board.
10 3. l.. AfrCHRbL, ~ frosd.
View York 10 Jacksonville. t3l ~
iorids cooneci NJ Savannah win
On Tuesdava and trturdayr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

xAK1 KEDUU1D no soUTHAnPTOn AND HA yKk-.
Tho masasnnaa' SeasasAp vAHDRR1TLx, inward
HgRins. canmAnder, IN toas Slu IN
s1S s11 h3 H1vsS q ~ SSs z
s;sS,aay:';;. sept ], Saturday, .oH
500 secocd cabin no spsce dshv2ed In 'oac1s
nd fn5s coT Freight or pssssYs apply Y
c..sEs Con Ens.and and europe psepa,s esnis saA pa
(bs oEcoaure cS portage s.cxsrs cI cSS- Gtas
III BE- rccoived 81 No = Rowing ArneS. Erv vE,t
Ik o'el0ck " AAs Eoeu.nH ~ snAftcE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

UCTlCh NOTICE. BOG ART, AUCTIONIER BY
"A g. BOGART.-Auct on rooms No l North William
street IBIS day sesd August at 10k O'Clock, the
e. or Broadway and frpce street. by Of
ohsel the horssad furniture contained hs Bel
mont s0use, con ist"s suits large miro Bras
ses three ply and hog any
chairs paror do, sos nah ,rany bureaus crit
QUITS mahogany and back wanu .s,eads hsiv
bedding oue rose ~oa psuofore. Ao &C. ca aosaes the
Cnorrins of sA,e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

- weekly The dvi number Of this new iourrai htsrs
TIVE poiiira and VIII be ssned Thurs the
9Th mat In addition 10 Other ter II will cortan original
tales add sketches of humorous aud romandc characcr
whIrh ~ be found nsraaay 10 all Glasses readers Sss
he FIRE, pun.er for the commencement ~ story emitted
Nhnderirg Willie the Tin Vocalist" "Tre fghcnp"
humorous aseich OF &c sh life; 'R lysliy D.esds" m
terpainpai Policy OF Britain and rc SoO,iiah Jury
Jras interesting Df the Nadaens Smith
From her letters ake Oh ~ her cosnse a.. sc My
be Rad OF al agents Price I'VE cfice Ill
~ sree New yo'k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

THIRST VESSEL, FOR SAN rRANCrsCO-CL1PPEE OF
Il saturday ner, Aqgss, Lse ~ssrsceu. ars, c ,ss
pleung her loading s pier 10 has. river auana'
" Of hshi freight can oe Iasen % mrnedse
WR-shlppers win pieare hand in Their bills Of iat'ng |"
SON heir epGssements ere comps'ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

WE TERN LAkDs-FoR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR
w unencunbered properly msrcdsndse. IL, aces
ctsd pine and mirg ands IN wesiarn Tsconsn aso '0
lows good investment For full particulars apply
10 ALEX OSTRANDEk, Ill Broadway, room ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

DR. COsslrT is
us Charlton street hetwe>u
streets, opposite pier a. Norn
No cnr~ no uav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1857.
SAAk4kslnO,



Foz LIvzHr 60 Uni, /. s,,., ...u.,,,
BALTIC, j. j. Com took. Commander.
on Saturday Ausus. 3 II IL o~nck NJ FROM has bosa -
For eisht or Psseg having ussquAied accommodations
EDwt nd COLLINS IS Wal streot
Passengers ues2d IN he board II ooiock A
An letters mus pAss through tho Post oace; aay osncv VIII
rotce-rhe steamers OF this Inns have improved water
tight Compartments.
The Adrs 10 Capt James West vii, sail Irh Of Sop
tenber
NO has spared the steamers Of this
line In al respects go and tho thorough ozasii
uAon given 'han proves their mode or consrciion Yet an
S-Hr-e.tser tbs Regular bull. sa,ps tine VIII
persorm the entire SERVICES,
TsE sRlrIsH sORTH ANHRIoAH ROYAL MAIL
steAraAhips
FROM IrvxRrooL-
'eief Cabin Pas
FROM BOSTON LIVERPOOL
Sn,oa Caom rss8e.
The ships tom Bosson cali Of Halifax
..sH1ERlCA Lang. Leaves Eos on, weaneedsy. July 2
EUROPA. ,ei.eA, Boston Wetnestsy Aug II
PERSIA, Judkins, New York Wednesday, Aug Il
slAIAHA, ~lokman,. Eos.on wednesday, Aug. %.
Berhs MT secured unsa paid FOR
An experienced surgeon board.
of these ships will not be accountable for en
silver bullion sreoe iewery precious stones or nstsls
Asre.D expressed For freight or passage, sRpy 10
n 4 ~ n
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n
"A BELL BuaH-Ihts day, al '0lt O'Clock, at ~ Nor
liam sale nj fur t.re, buresus sofas couch bed
bArroom tables &C Ai,o by or Ter
OF the Msha two xod bunng patent and det CHEF
levers silver do Iohns do. gold plain Eng
Lish patent lever, chSi1s ri- ga, &c
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

lac following immense paragraph y eS-
tractea from the leader ia yesterday =
DeaaTas Ii presents a most horrible and
bloody picture u the Republican party.
Speas,ng of this party the following Ian
giage is used
Il lutas IN dark and secret place. IL las
m avowed platform 4 fundamental prinei-
ples II laughs II Courts. Constitutions,
Laws. social peace aud bawl- forth Oh. cant
phrase employed hy France facohlns and
Red Republican Intdel- II shouts about
LihSrty Equality, Fraternity. wh.le II
bear tie rel ilas II aisunion and iionris hes
nioli the blnaiy knife that has hern plunged
into Tie heart of the s.nldess 1T Liberty
IMAGINE the Republican party marching
alien: shouting Liberty Equality, Iratef-
nits. waving a hig red flag, and iloari,hins
aloft blooi dripping lnii., which la, "a,
been plunged into the hearf Of the Goodies
al Liberty herself We solrmnly protest
against or neighbor narrowing up such Lar-
mi picture a. this to trirhtcn weak women
and little children In eonurng up this
iright,ul imagery Las l.e reflected upon I'll,
heavy responsibility winch MAY rcst unon
his soul il Numbers 81 the next eencra,,en
should appear .safAsf with reflection or
this terrible picture, red flag. bloody knife
and all We beg our ycnerabl. nclshhaf
TO consider seriously before he again horri-
6es this community by such saneuinsry pic
lures We have not all got h.. iron nerves.
and be should not expect every body 10 re-
gard such scenes n Ills strsdine figure with
red iIag and bloody knife, even IN magma
ton. with such calm GOODNESS "a he can wit
Ness horrible sp~ctaclcx.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

hvBuatr 1orSiS, There are Ger
lainly enough paper. IN Dubuque Of both
parties, enc uauld think. 10 be able To give
the result IA then own county within a
meek time after tie election Hut We have
bubuqa. paregs oi lnst precisely one week
alter the election and do not know within
iiye hundred Vote oi the result IN that
count, ou the constitution Several papers.
aitci Nth mighty .ii"ri risine the vote Of
ili' sitS there stopped The Efitess iinall.
an FRIDAY gave the majority against the new
Constitution at a.lsu The Reppbiieaa Of
the anne dan put down the majority at
an Next day il wa altered to 40
Thus We have two pap.rs differing the same
day only 30 votes ON TIN. question The
next elay one carreefs and makes the differ
eItce only 10 The other does not correct,
and thu leaves the impression that ., lao u
tile right majority Here NC arc looking
Ia Dialogue paper II tbs week to tell us
something 81 the result 81 the election IN
Dubuque lat Monday @eek We have re-
turns from the great mas a counties " est
and South Il "a, but nothing deiinit, scarcely
from tie North, where We should le pasted
by the Dubuque paper. We take great
pleasure, however, IN informing our benight-
81 cotemporaries of Dubuque thM the NJ
Constitution has been adopted, and We hope
they will make note Of Il before the octo-
bar election The Davenport papers gave
the result of the vote IA their county the
next day, and Official returns the third DAY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

Under The new Constitution the people 81
Iowa viii b. called upon the second Tues
day Of next October 10 elect a Governor
Lieut.. Governor Representatives 10 the Cen
eral Assembly, and Successors to such Sem
ators az were elected IN August, 1854. The
Republican State Convention 10 nominate
candidates for Governor and Lieut. Clover
nor. will be held at Iowa city On the 10Th
Of this month, and the Democrats State
Convention on the 10Th.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13


N ~ fAuvinr Asa ahO&1st9n1
lseemcsr Of last Monday, Il viii b peressved
there Is but little doubt Of he election or
Col. Rollins, the Emancipation candidate, to
the Governoship:
we give in another comm elscti0a re-
them ofiicial--all, We think, rsliable. They
In the counties TO hear from .-thirty-two in
numbcr-the vote for Pre- sident, lat No
vcmber, stood Buchanan lO,5l4; Fillmore
5,56s; Buchanan's majority 4,o4G. Take
Rollins present majority from that, and IL
would leave Stewart 500 ahead, provided
the rest of the State would come In as in
November.
| IL will be seen, however, by refer encc 20
our table, that in the Southwest, where
| buchanan received his heaviest ma jorities,
| Rollins has carried nearly every county !;
the returns from the remaining counties in
that section cannot but be of the most ia
vorablc complexion. We have, also rnmorcd
gains for Rollins in Cas-, Caldwell, Usage,
Bates, Bolingcr, Stotidard and others.
We think the final footing up will bear u
ont IN claiming the State for Rollins by
=. 500 MAJORITY At the time of making up
COR table, II Is generally conceded on both
sJ.s. in st Louis, that Rollins election IL
sur, by between 200 and 1000. When il
i, dead sure thing, there j. to he large
frolio ia town
Ia tbl- connection, we clip the following
fran tue thicago Iribna.
!. Missouri REPrBLicAs STATE 2-Thc
returns from Missouri, in our telegraph col
umn, look very much as though the Border
Rufiians had been maltrcatcd in their own
tlcn--a- though the Black Republican"
candidate for Governor, Major Rollins, had
been elected. We were aware that revo-
luton Of mighty import was taking place in
that State, but wcrc hardly prepared To
chronicle Free Soil triumph NJ som. The
Rufiians have evidently overdone the thing,
and by their extra Democratic villainies,
instituted reaction which will sweep them
from power and inaugurste = letter and
brighter era for Missouri That which ~
tonishc~ MS most il the change in the very
citadcls OF pro-Slavery paganism such Is
Lexington, Weston, Independence, Kansas
City, Parkvllle and ST. Joseph where the
Free State party have just exhibited amaz-
ing vitality and strength In the very coun-
ties that equipped and sent forth Ave thou
sand fcrocioas r1iffians 10 invade and exter-
inmate the Abolitionists" &c Kansas,
Rollins has actually received more votes
than Stewart, the candidate Of the Blue
Lodges. The famous Platte country has
actually been converted "a Free Soil belief
Where are Atchison, Stringfellow, Douglas,
lsothcrmal" Walker, and the ST. Louis
Republican, Echo answers "Nowheren
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

DIAMOND cur pl.KosD.-Sosnc years ego,
during the heat n a coffee speculation In
Boston, when everybody was holding on,
waiting far the article % advance, an old
merchant, keen n razor, whose store was
packed from the frat 10 the fourth 6oor
with prime green Rio concluded, from signs
ne well understood, that prices had reached
their acme. He was too old hand q the
bellows not to know, that the moment he,
with his immense stock, began to sell, m
alarm would bc taken, and down would 60
the prices. Quietly sending Of u pretty
stiff invoice ii the article to auction, and
giving th. auctionccr good-humored hint
to mind his own business, he attended the
sale and bid readily nj prevailing prices for
the coffee. Other holders, that knew he
had twice ~ much on hand as they had,
concluded that il was safe to buv when he
bid, and ~ st"od up manfnlly and bought.
While old Mr.. - carmen were
tumbling his purchases IL, AT the front door
II his warehouse, five times many were
carrying ava, coffee from the back door
EN- the next day III sale he bid again rs free
|, ~ ever, and this continued for two or
three weeks. Tine day he failed to appear
Al coffee sale, and most Of the dealers took
the alarm. and prices declined little. Du
ing the afternoon pretty large holder, who
had always been ready to buy when he kaw
Mr.. willing, met him in the street,
and asked the rate Of coffee.
~ don't know what its going for to-
day, replied the old fellow, n cool and
pleasant a. mn ice cream.
" II declined this morning !"
Did il ~ responded Mr.. -, with
what seemed To his fellow tradesnAn q
strange manifestation II Indifference.
N.,, certainly Haven't yoa heard il
before
No but expected as macL,n
Why, We shall all be ruined, IL pricss
20 down.
Not all, presume replied Mr..
with an unmoved countcnance.
Why you're deeper in il than any Of
IL,
Me ~ exclaimed Mr.. -, In we'll
feirnei astoni.hmcnt, ! hareaf GOT bag
IL ay store
The next day the bubble burst, and half
dozen grasplX spectators, who had been,
for month or two, dreaming nightly over
their golden gains, were ruined
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

PowEsHIIK Corxrr-The whole repui,
hesn ticket MES elected in Poweshiek county
b. larger majority than tho Republican
party ever before secured In that county,
with big majority ior the new Constitu-
tioa. Tie Montezuns Rspsslioaa is prc-
eissly right u giving . big crow over tie
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

RtrusLicAS srrpsR.--TLe Republicans
Of Jasper count, had big supper At the
Phelps House, al Newton, after the election
returns camc 4, an celebration Of the Re-
publican victory. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed, and the meeting separated with loud
cheers for tue Republican party.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

EA- The Lehigh, Pa, Register says the
first lire engine used in the United States i
in the neighboring tosn q Bethlehem, and
stll IN working order. u ~ bail& IN Loa.
dun, In less, and shipped TO Philsaslphia,
where il WAS in serv,cs many ysaes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

LOCOMOTIVE ExPIosIoS-TmaEE MEs
Badly WouSpEp.-Thc locomotive San
dusky, " attached TO construction train on
the Mad River 4 Lake Erie Hail Road, cx-
ploded, yesterday morning q $40 O'Clock,
while on the track It Clyde Station. The
machine, or rather that portion remaining
after the explosion, was turned upside down,
and fragments Of iron were hurled great
distance from the spot. Patrick Larkin, the
tho engineer; brakeman nance, Newcomb,
and the fireman, named p. Ford, were Ill
irightfully injured. and the former two il h
feared will not recover The locomotive
had been standing on the track and tie en-
ginccr wss in the act Of reversing, in order
to back up" whom the fearful cxplosios
occurred. The track was aslo torn up, ana
the passenger train, with passenger from
the east, due here At s.45 last night, VA
delayed an hour and hAlf--Csa. Com.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

CEDAR COUNTY
No ~ In Township % y ~ ". ssv niles from
Is ! ! section y -, es..iw., s:s...
ksssWw /. !. : lection, 9 :Esssiw y :s...
w ssc.isa =. sNaiW, 8 ssrsA
@ f: : .s: .'A = ''''A 'A'''
sss e .:.:.;: ]: :.:'':ss sss..x.,:s.s-
Exs.;.wx I ! : :::;i.. 4 I, :. 9.
NWS NV ssesioa q q
Emssssiss ~ sssss Il ; vsssssy Of vsii slnssssa
e.An0, y surpassed Pries : ~ ssss.
No is, In To.nsA.p nNniw, serss
F f.:.. I'I.. s.s.. p...... ...... ,.. ....,
t3 per acre
70 ga u Ts..sA.p DSRaw, .es..
~ I $40. ! . s !. - = =
= .s..: ..ii IVA, ..,:::s and .,.s.,.4 !. o::.r
BENTON COUNTY
No 80 Very ans tract Of - acres ~ miles
north of vinson.
No. 10 A sseslisas irses Of ~ sssss n uiles
.ou.h from viasoa-vsll vsisrsd ana u sass ssa0k.
borhocd
CLINTON COUNTY.
No 81 "a ssrss sseeIisat land - y pr ssrs
No SO Three sAossaad sesss oe carefully es,sss
ed Lande In Cltntoa eoaaty. Ons-ebassA e06A. ~
aacs In three and avs ysar
rowEsnEIE COUNTY.
No - 40 ser~ very choice Prairie asA slnssr
-Four thc~sas1 sesss In rvusshslk sssaey, sassns
terns
No. - rosr .Asssa.A 10 hssAssA sssss. y
sooa Iesss, .vis.; crop 6 Is Ssss1.xs 3ss.s,
easA, hsiaaes u - yssss. = - - essi
JAsrEa COUNTY,.
No az 10 ssrss q = pss asss-ssissssA lapA
- serss q MS ~ asrs-vssy sAsses.
* IL If. :: - ~ q: ~. 49, m N, -.
10 scrss q = ~ sssa 1lvs nilss fsoa osiansn-
No - = ssses = me- =, : y = =. sss.sn
0,nssii ss1 nssssA rssss. ~ PER ssre. eas ash
MoxRO. COUNTY.
EHxw : ~ ;:: .ss:,. :: I, 7 !" , Ave.
HNnuhAki =: M + . rsskk';s:'. .s Z . : :
is1ssvsl iss.s In sssi ssssisa. SIsss0S p~ssss.
e,aasss sss.. = ..i.asss,4 vs..rs - sl.lsr
- !. sss: cs9es SoSs ss:.s ~
-. ossry,. revsihsaG, ts1fs.sassn.s, - s.hss
sss.s.ss 49, :. sac - . =, . 81; :ssS1,
- ca ~ $780,
te..u,rsee 49, - : w,,s,. -, -
- = ~ - ss1l.s - -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

NAPoLEon AID WELLlHoroS.--Napo
ies, The battle Of Lsps,c bsessss d, Of indigestion
cloudsd his giant intellect does 81 BRAND.
RETlfs pills which ars sovereign remedy for dye.
pspsia and indgestios, might have made hin CT.
ausror Napoleon would not take parssiivss-hs
too busy 10 give time fos them 10 Get, and died d,
IN early sss wellington sssd parussivss ssly, and
not only bsst his rival, but lived 10 eighty four
Twenty-Five million boxes nssndreth's pills have
been sold, and their purvstve qualities ere well ar.
prsciatedv The ccntrass Of Napoleon and well,ng
ton shows tbs inporssses II the sick aslng this vau
able medicine aseli.dhsls
Ir y0u ARE 6icK rot Must TAKE MEpi-
etssi For ell external and internal pain use be
Wits Pain Rslisver which 10 stronger a.d requires
lees to eject cure than any known remedy For
fever and assc tshe the only ssfs and harmless rem
edy In the world, Rhode. Fever and Asas Cure
Pills IN auxiliary TO the "cusen These Remedies
destroy the Disease, but never the patient
W CHAPLIN,
Wholesale Ast., Providence, RI
For sale by Dragslsas generally i,ild.~sm
FoR SALE.--A farm Of ~ acres, situated
in CiiIion co. QUE mile Ka.a Of Rig Rock r q. aud
quarter Of mile from Rock Greek FIGURING Mil n
Thirty aeres are improved and the entire farm 10
enclosed with good fence The farm 10 well water.
~i and hes II = ffam house nearly new, with col
lar and well u nns water I, win be cold With the
erops thereon Cog ~ per II dlaposed u scon
Enquire az MILLS = DEWEY.
No b Hoamaa's Bleek.
or u o =. WRIGHT on the the premises