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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16
MRS. H.


MRS. II. WH1TAKER'S
Music School.
THE Music School of MRS. H. WHITAKER
will commence in Raleigh, the first week in Janu-
airy, 1858. Thankful for the very liberal encour-
agement she has received for the last two Sessions.
she hopes by strict attention to the correct and
proper instructions given on PIANO N GUI-
TAR, to merit a continuance of patronage. She
will also take 3 or 4 Young Ladies as boariers.
FL. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 18th, 1857. I6-5I-4t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16

If there be any q Eadsrs who doubt touch
ng the magic powersy Perry Davis Pain killer
to relieve pain, we advise them to buy one twen-
ty- five cent bottle and give it a trial. We never
vet knew it to fail. Sold by
PESCUD 3 fATLING, Raleigh, N. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16

December 14th. 1916
FaYatteHiIle Observer copy 4 times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16
YORK CoLLEeIArE INSTITUTE.

Rev. PRor. BRANTLEY YORK, President,
Moral and Mental Science, ElocutiOn, Eng
lish and Literature.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30
u u ENtssI Bst-foH. " II IHkWt NeW Ut
EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.,

t-ueees.crs 20 NJ Thompsoa Coz.
yIHoLESALE 6R0cERs, COMMISSION
w and Forwarding Merchants. and 0eneral
Agents. corner Perry and second streeia s~pstf
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co N N Z R CIAL.
uDsveHpevS Whslssalr nGashss. !.

Wspss-DAy EsNsiss. Jnly ~
knss Failing slowly al THE point znsi onI, shpnt
three feet above low water marx Navigation, an ,ha
Rapids " beco,ai.g difticult
WsArssr Daring the pas, week The weather ba-
been deiixhifcl for the season We have hai heavy
rains, which were greatly needed Ia town aai conl.
Try
busiSsss Business in all departments 1. duli ani
must continue 50 Till aftcr harvest Thc farmers
ha,e commenced cutting grsin this week 10 this VI
einiiy The crops 81 wheat rye ali barley ,,ok ~r
The rains have helped oat the potatoe. and onion.
very materially In quarter. II aarsf them ia
the river there 10 no business. doing of any eonss
qusnee, aud but few b.,sis running Onr merchants
are CLEARING their counters 81 summer g,- max
room for the fall aud wini.r slsek. ~a that country
dealers wishing iorepl.nsh ste.k., ean get great
bargains
wssAr Nothing doing Ia wheat At all as the
farmer. busiiy engaged at harvesting Probably
no, 800 bushels ha,e IN thi. week There viii
he no revival ail hars~., Is oser We e.n,taae L.
quote IL at o. some liiie wheat has In for
shipment 10 Ghicagp
F.o,r Rrmain- the sain.. With no chssFc W
eon,inu. quotations at a., with onl, light .ar-
coss No change Ia corn aud nos. coming ia
farAross The crop u more pramisine than after
III. rain New po,a,oc. selling At " per ha-he
and old ai si, 50
OsIoss-Tbere are = fea new oniei.- Ia llc ruarke
but only for the retail market They are selling nj
~ per busheI n. crop i IS ba means promising
1soc1atss No change Ia groceries Leading a.
tices nrm quotations below lint little chang. Ii
the market al ali TIL aft.r the harvest W. can
have little worthy of no,ice Ia market reports
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

IFor the Davenport Gazette
The Scott County Medical Society held Its
Quarterly Meeting on Tuesday afternoon. In
the Common Council Chamber IN the absence
Of the President. DR.. Darrows, the Vice Presi.
dent, DIR. Lyman Carpenter. took the Chair
and called the meeting To order.
The following members were present--Car-
p-nter, sr.. Anler, Carpenter, Jr., saunders
Tomson, Perry Mccortany. Ames, and Dr.
cady from the X. Medal society. The 30
ciety was very well represented, considering
that this 10 the busy season for the ply sicisns.
Drs Carpenter brought before the Society,
for their consideration and TO receive some
suggestions as 10 treatment, the history and
phenomena Of two cases who received injuries
from the electric fluid during thunder show
81 about the middle Of June at Blue Grass
They were apparently life!eSs at the time, but
by perseverance In the use Of proper meaus
they revived. The circumstances. as related
illicited some remarks from the members and
also general plan Of treatment One Of the
patients was . lad about fourteen years old
who has recovered from It's effects, except nj
about ten o'clock In the morning he has sio-
lent and almost insnpportable pains In the
knse, Joints. The other case IL young lady
who suffers much with pain aud tenderness In
her head and upper exiremities. She also
suffers violent tremors Of the upper extremi-
ties, which IL very much increased just before
and during q thunder storm. These cases
called forth some remarks Of interest a. ~ the
effects Of electricity upon the animal economy.
Such cases cannot fail 70 interest the mind OF
every medical man. The Society requested
the Doctors In attendance 10 note the cases
from time To time, and make their report at
the next regular meeting
The Society Was reminded that their next
regular meeting would be the annual meeting
and that II was to b. celebratsd in . lecom-
Ing manssr.
Al the request Of Dr. l.. Y. Pelton, who has
lately located nsar New York, the Society vo-
| ted him m honorable dismissal. NJ In their
Bylaws provided.
Dr.. Amss introduced 70 the notice of the
Association thu importance of having city
register, in which should be registered the
deaths and the disease of which they died as
certified 70 BY the physician In attendance.
After soaAs remarks sndossine the propos-
ttoa. the following was submitted BY Dr.
Amss.
| WusssAs, Il u important los the benefit of
- Puboic that . register should b. kept,
essag ~ nostality Of the city, and The
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

FuSSr.-A buggy containing a couple Of
nicely dressed young folks passed down Brady
street yesterday, with horse hitchcd 20 the
rear Of the buggy. The buggy suddenly
stoplsd, but the old horse behind was Jogging
along with his eyes closed Ia profound rumi.
nation OH the price oi oats, aud Kept yo.ag.
The consequence was his head collidcd with
the lady's white bonnet smashing II tcrrii-
cally aud sending her nearly over the dash
board. We do not mean to say that young
lady sad anything naughty as she grabbed
at her bonnet to twist il into shape and wipe IL
semi-clcan, but her face showed she was doing
some prime thinking. She brough, tn our
mind very vividly the dreadful sin for which
our young German friend was wallopcd
What for you say tam q said his vcncra-
bic parent, with raised stick
= didn't say nix about tam
:" You didn't say tam ha ben you tisls
tam---now ] whips you for dat
We are afraid the young lady thought fam
several times, aud she might have been almost
cxcnsable for saying H.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

BuILpiSo Mid tac general dullness natur-
al To the season one kind Of enterprise In this
city seems never TO weary never to lag On
the lower plat and on the bluils, IN the heart
OF the city and OH the suburbs, the ring OF the
trowel aud hammer evidence that building "
still proa,inent feature Of our citys life.
There is no cessation to this. excepting when
the workmcn are taking their necessary re
pose and few nights ago We saw men AT
work on new building on the bluff by can
die light! The stranger is astonished to see
50 many and fine looking buildings In course Of
erection, aud to learn that the demand instead
of being gratiiicd, is increasing Among
these new buildings are large number which
would be an ornament to our largest western
cities With banking house which viii he the
handsomest and costlicst business building In
the State. These are true evidences Of pros.
pcrity, and our people arc proud to point them
out to strangers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30
LATEST NEW S.


NEw No1A, July -.
The I. 5. Mail ship Phinieirh.d. from
New Orleans on the 2Uth, via Havana 23,,
inst, arrived this morning.
She reported the health of the Island
good, also that &c the city.
Shipping markets continued dull.
The stock Of sugar on hand is about 30,
Uon boxes
The brig ". ID. Miller landed near Car
denas casgo of lo0 slaves. She wa, after
wards burned.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

We hav. never l~en driven into boasted r.
spectability by being published all over the
Union ~ " rats and We never diddlcd ouI
typos by paying out an old counterfeit bill
among them three times. can the Gazette
senior +" take hint News Of last ersn,ng
II Mr.. Wilkie intends ~ intimate by the
above that we, the senior, was ever guilty ol
such an act, he has been grossly imposed upon
We have not received within a twelvemonth
and nerev, to our knowledge. paid out coun.
t.rfcii bill
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30
Asoeher Mob tn krMssscky A Mtsisser
Drsxa~d sst ofshe Pusptt y hiss Vrrsrh-
tmw.
LCste.randrnee ID lhc ,lnrinn,ll ,.atr,lr /

lCmsespand.ncc ot The cinrinnati Gazette
CcMMiNs, RocKoAsrLr Co, Nv, Jul, -
Last Sunday as Rev. John &. Foe was
preaching At this place, an armed mob forced
their way into the church. seized linn and
two other ministers who were with linn,
Rev. j. Richardson, and Rev. J. NJ Mclean,
and after abusing and insulting them, finally
decided that they should bc taken out of
the county. Mr.. Fec was struck on the
head, and considerably injured. On the
way out--a distance of nbnut ten miles
every opportunity was improved by the mob
to insult and abuse their victims, and they
hcraldcd through the nci.hhorhooa they
passed, that they had three horse thieves
aud nggcr thieves, that they were going to
lynch.
The mob was composed or the lowest
class cf kcntuckians, aud all of them drunk !;
yet such Is the state Of public opinion that
II would be useless to pro q ute
This has long been an anti slavery place.
but the immediate cause or the outrage. was
the attempt to establish scloal there
Schools arr regarded as most dangerous and
'nccndiary institutions in this part of Ken
tucky. JIM.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

lY- The Democrats have had Mr.. Leonard's IS
card struck of In handbil form and sent
through the country. Ills friends mus, really
fear somebody w,n believe he Is a defaulter
although nobody has said he Is, 10 take "a
much pains IN proving him honest Blu, ,hi'
persecution dodge wont win.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

CArrLs FOR SAls.--Mrssrs. Uldaker q
Marshall have for sale at the ferry landing
between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock some
cows AMI calves. Amer that hour they can
be found al their camp back on Duck Creek.
This Is tine oppcriunit, ior an. one to par-
chase COW and calf rlleap.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30
EAGLE WOR X S,


Is THE LARGEST MACHINERY MANU-.
! FACTORY aud Depot IN thr uniicd stat-s where
may be found Raiircsd Freight Caf-, Portable and
Stationary Steam kaginrs, Locomotive. Tubular and
Cylinder steam Boilers, snnk~ Pipe Bre~chas sheet
Work, &C aud all kndsof wood and Iron Machine
ry
Premium Portable Circular Saw Mills with Inn
portan' Anti Friction Improvement.
Wclch = 0ririths V.rcular HAws Of every size
Noye- fortab. ftsar aud Corn Mills, With new in,
proscmenss, with or without bslts and general uli
furnishings full assortment of Leather and Rub
her leittng, At wh.l.-ae aud Retail kuperior Hhin
gle M~
cIark- Patent Feeder and Alarm, sure prevenis
tive ~ Boiler efplu-ioa from low water Steam ais
Water 0uages steam Whistles. finished Brss.
Work and Engine Trimming, Castings and Mn dear
inf, Oates Patent bcre~ Cutter, Beet Maehinlsts
file. of cur importation
Scale- from th. small counter to the Railroad 81
Weigh Lick seaice Also sugar Mill. Letter pr..ss.
Warehouse Trucks, -
W. .ay To the pabe, that oar builiinss aud other
improvements commenced last year are all eosnple
ted and 10 fnil operation, and prepared 10 ni
all oIdsr. f.. Marl,n~ry, with entire psosnptness
GATES, WARMER CHALMkhaA . fkAskR
"sfhr - sAsSrs, caAr MASS
A." SAssss, SsAssa
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% Get or Cease.

WANEkLi HOUSE FOR RENT ~
w Tn" shcye nansd we'll known house
situate on Main street near 9Th !. for rent -
either 10 part ar Ia hus rhs bos.e will he rented
tH dwelling pntI,se- anly "t fpT q private board
ths h"us. Convenient iucatipn aud splendid river
ki"" make u a m"-t desirable place For psrtieu
st- inquire - thr proprietor. u q DREis,
b2sdt~ AT the faclas brewery
lU LEASE For A TERM Or YEARS
y at q low rent the cumIncdions st.ne house III
Easi Davenport ga the CORNER of Main aud Mound
streets contsinin. ~ u l. admirably Hltna
ted for hotel ~ boarding. where such a hous. 70
mneh needed The grounds ample for garden
stahing, A. The building IL BrW and wiil he nniah
Ell sni ready for at occupant bs the l.i ~ August
Apply To- " n utLDRE11i,
Jrvt kasi naycuimr
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0EAD. W. CHAPMAN q CO.,
saxuvActrssss ~
4. =. Hox's Patti 6elf.sel(ing EiAlns
F1<DOR1N0 AND LaDas MlL6.at
Fat saving all kinsr II Lumber ~ith Circular sa~
Chlea0s ........=... 11osness.



Patented July 18th 1904
GUIDING ANb FLOORING MILLs.-TUIs
~ MIL perfcst self settling Mil to any thickness.
required, without stopping tho Mil orhange the sci
" fsfa.te- no bunting pat Ia stsp the carriage IN
hg1inx barki nt weight of machinery betow the har
a. the changes all msrhanlca all, as.l. ~tthut
either The -, af La this NH 10 III. only n.rfeet
tbiug ~ tis. kind attached Ia u Mil and III cutting
infn"f me va, !. q. aecs-.aty To MIL to max.
sstd uhs~f a. the saw As soon 70 the sarrias.
TAXES the T"tef.n gssing motion the earrlas.
"h h''t te saw far -ueas 10 sllo~ Tor h. back cut
~ trembling of III. aaw, aud after uxalns hack A
ahr- w. fsssiinn of motion aud s.t. ts~ f
he neNt cut, tndrated tss.ihef With the IN ..,
Va the greatest ps.sibls accuracy This Mil rsn be-
arranged aud IL Paiented 10 cut bsrd every tim.
The carriage passes thr SAW In which thu o se,
y not Used lni sets aud fseds with perfect
both say- The taxrhaery ased In this IN 10 str.,u.
aud .iiapis having cHesss of maehinsf, or ev
~he'l- I" break - u IL adapted Ia III. laaL~r caa,
iry expressly II will stand hard usage and viii en-,
unF- lumber with lees power and ID Ii better IN m,
-assr length al iiae than any oiher mill ls us.
hills are Kept constantly IN hand, aud rigbt. ~
stngl" mills fsr sale au reasonable terms
Asnntscipfy, tss Canal street, between Ja.k ..,p
an.i Adatns stfeets
III" following G.ntlem.n Who are asins these
Miilr retIait u- Ia naine them Ne follow.
Fn-s Chaplin Marsh, Chicago, Kcnnsdy d At.ck
hrtig"t IN" Inill. kalsinasoo u. fsrnham NJ
Pau, Z bargan, Masitowoc Wiz " r
Powers, Gfsnd Rapids, Mich 0r.cn 4 0rAsrs Gs
dar Karld- iowa. I. Grandy, iiarrabes,, Via J a
Gha.. D-hka-h Wis
n W. prepared 10 furnish dauhle cut min.
on short nuil sptywl.
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tT A correspondent wants to know by
what authority dead dogs are buried in the
CUTTERS of Scott street, opposite decent and
respectable part Of that street" We canno,
answer that question, hut submit the inquiry
to public discussion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

fpr We think friend Wharton. @

E-e We think friend Wharton, Of the X. J.
Advertiser had better write his own editorials
or get some more worthy substitute than the
gentleman who wrote the leader in the Adrer.
fsser Of the 2sth on Davenport and Rock Il.
land signed by star. Such articles can on
ly produce bad feeling without doing an,
good 10 the object desired 10 be assisted.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

So, Our market quotations are carefully
looked over. but IL a, any time our busincs,
men discover errors in them VIC should like Il
be notified Of tho mistakes II Is our objcc,
TO keep them correct as possible.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

tc- The proceedings Of the Medical socie.
y which we publish to-day, are very little dif
ferent from what VIC gave yesterday In an ed.
itorial, but we insert them by request
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30
1awkeye Insurance Company,

OFFICE IN M. : bANENpoRTs BLOCK
~ over .hsbb, Brother, Barrow b -. Banking
iou-e ofic. Hours "a N taap N.
DIRECTORS
y " Burrows, Geo l. DaycnIsart 4 Mrrwin,
Alfred Sanders. Charles f..-ile q 4 Parry T. Il
D-ssaint, Jas baissil, u Woodward John
Owens, j w Wiley, II Barrow, u I. shur.y
ofFicEiis
!. q DEsHAIST, President
cuAS IEsstIE, Treasurer
DANIEL !. suOREY, Secretary
SAnKs snnr"Mi v panzir,I Es com
u WOODWARD, A..i.'t sroy
This 10 . Home Golnpan, II in.ur.s exclusively
on the mutual plan. The stock consists Of premium
notes aud there 10 NOW o75,00 -, sueh ao,rs In pos
sessian Of the COMPANY All tLis property can be
reached by pfsecss fr''n our eonrt-, ana ther.
fore an~rs a sntiicleut guaranty that ~. member.
viii recover the sun Insured In eass of q lo.. This
plan ~ Insurance ba. TAI. gsn.ga ns. Iu the
eastern cities, orcAa.. u combines rh~apncs. with
safety, snd keeps money circulating al hoins thai
would otherwise Ne sent aaroas ly2TdAwtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

" There are no very extensive signs oi
life yet on the site Of the late fire. That row
must be rcbnilt this summer, no hurry along
that Is to say, a row Of much better house.
must be erected where the others stood.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

er Ain't ten years long enough for any one
man To hold the Office Of Sheriff In Scott
county Docs Mr. Leonard want two more
10 make returns on tls I'D executions Ia his
hands
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

tr uavilands next auction sale OF Real
Estate will take place on Wednesday, Aug
9TH. Ten fine one acre lots will then be sold
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

tr Political excitement Is warming up IN
spite Of the efforts of our Democratic fric...ls
to go II on the sly. Il will bc red hot about
next Monday.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

tY- There was a little green corn Tor sale
Yesterday morning at one of the vegetable
markets. Price thirty cents per dozen They
were very juvenile. indeed, and made poor
fodder
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

tLg,sLasp, Ohio, July -.
portion al the Cuyahora Steam Fur
mace was burned this morning Insured f,r
five thousand dollars ia the Home Co, and
one thousand IN the Etna TO-, which will
cover all the los.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

The vegetable market has been oni, reasonably
supplied during the pat week the farmers being too
busy to bring III garden track of ali the standard
vegetables oi th. season there 10 enough but there
should lie more eucanibers. .omc ,omaioc. sauashcs
Ac Vegetable. 81 rare ~ yet tobe iasaric. always
'r'nt high price Our market ought to be fay
supplied With tomatoc. at this time, hut NC are he
h''a other places Of lee. rrrtensions In this few
h'askb'frie. haze appeared, but they are no, yet
qn"'anl" Gooi butter s scarce. Egss are in de-
'"ahd' With bu. a smsll suppl, Plenty Of meats Of
all de-etirtinu.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

tT We have on hand an excellent commu.
nication from Agricola y for publication To.
morrow.
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usW vo66 0og6et.
Mss Yosx, July y.
rLogn Closed quist BAlss s0nO ehis
WssAs-UneeefIs4 nelss seeo bush at u 70 fos
M11woukAe eluh
- onoh. nagket aassssisd
toovnosonD-age 0rm.
oUoAo-olsoDA hoosy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
\ FULLY announce t. thr eitisens of Davenport
aud .cinity thai he has opened All entir. new and
elegant stock of Piano fortes aud Meeieon. and b.
Ing Immediately connected with this Manufacturer,
is snaLlsd Ia farnish Instruments nj their prices
The stock Baw la stpsc consists ~ the panes Of A
w 0aad A. u 0nls 4 Ga, stenway q bon, and u
3 & Fisher of Now York and J.. Illbert II us~,ss.
skticAs of Uroycstsin 8 Trusow
The Mclodeons of ~ u w Rmlth and coin
plete sssottment of sheet MusIc containing all the
hest WAxes, Poikas koags, Marches, Haerrd Mrlo
hsh~d
Dealers furnished .iruments and sh.et Music nj
the regular dseounts Tuning dome Ia order.
jci3 W u WILLIS
East aide Main street between rrust aad s..ra,,a
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RIVER 4 STEAMBOAT NEWS,

Arrived.
steamer llsAau Hight, ffom 81 I.oui.
Stesmef has C.srssLL, Dodge, keokuk
STEAMER ALuaSeRA, Webb, uaicna
Steamer CnirrGwh fails st Loui.
Departed.
Steamer nHA1iI, Hight for IL Paul
rteainer kArs CAssEI, Washington, dsalepa
Steamer ligs CAnrHELl, Dodge, keokuk
steamer CuirrrwA, Falls, Wsbashan
.
Tan oHc The river was swelllng slowly q, Gin
cinnai couple cf days ago. with lve fee, water /,
the channel :" Louisville. fre,ghts Offering light,
and arrivals few The Kate French was sold al Cin
elnnai l, the L Marshal last Saturday, for D. loo
The ri'cr swelling slightly at Pittsburgh
ls No,hias doing nj the river here The regular
packets 10 ponis above and below are making trir.
with great regularity and doing al .Xcellcnt Lusi
nr-s for the season
30 The y Mckee viii leave for Men,ro=e this
cyeAing, to there connect with the cars for keokuk
Us fIns The steamer lien Courscn, which la.
been lyins near W for some time caught on lire
near her hurricane deck last week aud wss narrow.
ly saw cd fr,n tisstructtou
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- tho Corn Plow tn the ~ inch breaking Plow,
made and tor eale II the Davenport fs0w Fsrtosy
corner of k<rk 1sland and 5d streets
Thss~ Plows have nat only given general sAiisfae-
ion, but .se declared BY many who have used shsn
TO be the best for this country tina, have been Intro
The fsetoFy has h~en enlarged and supplI.d With
new mafhteery and greater p0~~r and the stock 10,
the seA40 procured nt Pttsburr of the best qaaiisy
which that wSesl ison ety s1ords Aud the under
signed feel c0ehdsat thai With their csp~fi~ne~ In
the eusiasee their kDowisdse u the dsands of the
eonntry and their perfected psiiesss they will be
ahls 70 furnish farmsra with just such piows - they
need ard q r~assnable pstees fIows sold u whos
sale 81 reasonable Discount
VI w SKINNER = 90.
Dsvenpast january l. ies7
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

GURGEON 4 MECHANICAL DENTIST
~ O9ers his services such tn his ffisnds sud The
public IN general, believing that he su1 viii 1--WE
snsyr settstncton IN s work done In The dental Ijne
ms has h~sn engaged In Dv 1osdrichs olhee Suv IL
49, ans<n moushs, snd belieyns that he hes sus.
sssns1 Bic sosnsr Population Dentst he ssks TN
f1ssaen ~ ths patronage ~ his friends and lbs
puzzle. uie eeentsemsnss In the knowlede u Den
us..y - ssssaesnsnss N bis o1cs and laboratory
DentAi !lne HE mode ~ uosk + di3errn, fr.m 81
ss gn.ss - sns s.stion q the country being more
s.ssay s eea asv.lssi $50 worn With lsors comforl
cie iadeItuFes fros. 49, % = snalps - ~ a. Al
Other sosk sppsrtslnIns 10 lSsatlslry.
u1ce aud feseoeoee eouuo1osa. a ru~vsh ss..~s
second uouse West of Matn, satntntss s, Srss..
u Required
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

NTORAGE. FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION
W III tSfSEss The late nrin OF Hoodrich. Wheel.
ct fanii- having been dissolved, the sub.er rilscr
will continue the business at the Warehouse lAaei,
occupied by Eliot Fiske, opposite the N 4 n
Railroad Depot
Former customers will plcase address their order.
10 Gocirieh Il Co, which .ha receive prompt sitel.
tl9n Iap9sifl GOODRICH 90