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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-12-19
BUSINESS CARDS.

Deposits Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale Of Real Estate Loanng Money Locating Land War
rants, Payment of Taxes, &c daw
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-12-19
LOUIS BUECHNER;

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Winona,
Minnesota. Especial attention given to collections.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24
Lat st N . w .
Congressional.
WAsHIH6ToN, Feb. 40.

4
WAsHIHsToN, Feb. 40.
! SENATE.
| The Senate passed ninety private bills
including one for paying the officers and
seamen Of The expedition under Lieut.. De
| Haven.
Mr.. Wright presented the credentials Of
| Mr.. Thompson, reelected Senator from
| New Jersey.
Mr.. Gwin introduced the Pacific Railroad
bill. Adjourned.
HoUsE.--During the proceedings Mr. Orr
said that Congress should pass even the bill
OF the majority Of the COMMITTEE OF Ways
and Means rather than none at all, and on
his motion the Committee rose, thus reliey-
ing itself Of the many pending amendments.
Mr. Campbell, OF Ohio, submitted an
original bill, the same, with several slight
alterations, as the last one reported from
the majority Of the Committee Of Ways and
Means, and expressed his views on the sub
ject
Mr.. Letcher's Substitute proposing gen.
eral reduction Of 20 per cent. ON the present
tariff, was rejected--.74 against ia
Mr.. Camp. ellis bill passed-Ilo against
The Post Othce appropriation bill then
came up.
Mr.. Stanton said that the tariff bill was
passed by trickery and fraud and outside in
terrier ence and combination, and by those
fayoring the protection. This was done
against his protest. The measure was strik
ing blow at wool growers.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, regretted the re-
marks Of his colleague, and regarded his
insinuation as basely calumnious both to
himself and his colleagues on the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means. The bill just
passed was predicated on the principles
recommended by the Secretary of the
Treasury.
Mr.. Carlisle made a speech 10 favor Of
equalizing the grants Of land among the
several States Of the Union. Without
testing the question the House adjourned
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24
COMMERCIAL.
New Orleans Market.

NFw ORLEANS, Feb. Up. NJ,
FiagR continues dull and prices tend dow inward
sales Of 2iO0 bri at s82s for Ohio and Indiana su
perhne.
Mrss PoRK is firmer with q fair demand; sales o
,, % bris al $40 1895 There Is an active demand
To- Lard, and prices have advanced :, with sales
500 bris al l2i forpfine.
Bacon i. dull, and per pound lower; sales 81 III
hhds al 81 for sh oulders and VI for Sides.
Eptr MEAT is 10 moderate dema nd, and price
droopiLg; sales OF 200 COO lbs hog round at Sic,
WHrsxY has further declined, with sales OF 2, 10
brls ut 25 for Raw and soc for Reetined.
MoIAssss is drm with fair denaed; sales OF / go
brls at 62c.
There Is aB active demand for seaARa full price
sales of 600 hhds at i0ic for fair
Com 10 Arm with good, though not aetlve de
maud; sales of 50 GOO sacks 81 soc for mixed.
HAY is scarce and very firm, an" has adv,Ict l.
sac per ton, closing buoyant.
LARD Or is arm AT full pliees.
There Is large export demand for Alcohol, viii
saies Of 200 brls at 6Gc.
Other artiei unchanged,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24
COLLEGE STUDIES

~ I. SULIoT, A. NJ, native OF Paris, Franco. 4
IL Graduate o the University OF Edinbarg, scot
iaHd, il experienced teacher both In England and
Professor OF Mathematics and Language In sevs-
tai Institutions in this country, and XIV. GEO.
". SHELBY, A. NJ, native OF Philadelphia, q
i raiuaLe OF the Universiiy Of Peunsyivania At
or DO herewith very respectfully announce that
tkey are prepared to receive limited number OF
young gentlsneB, whom they will instruct At
tnelr option In any OF the following studies, Wis
i4n hebrew, Greek, Latin, spanish, French, Ger
inas and English Lar guagss, the Mental, Moral and
sayseal Sciences, including = Thorough ceurss Of
Aialhe naties from Arithmetic to the Gale uu rs like
wise this course applied 10 the Arts VI Surveying,
Engineering, 49,, and the Mechanical and CONNER
iaipursuits.
WewiiI DestOw especial attention upon those who
ish TO enter college, and guarantee their udus son
20 the class they may strive 70 enter.
This department viii be strictly selset, The
smber OF pupils will not exceed t0saty -Scs, AM
persoE will DO received unless his age and ac-
hrements permit of his being COW sniently class-
with other pupils.
The object Is 10 hayo as few elassss as possible
dying The same branch 50 that tho teachers time
~ DO employ cd to The greatest advantage.
FROM superior method OF slassinest iop, s&Stct
ssipline, thorough mental training and The facility
Coaching acquired by many years. experience, We
81 to AXE this institute worthy d the liberal
tronage of this community:
ts tho number of scholars Is limited, those desi-
z 10 end pupils or themselves enter ~ ssadsn =,
& Iuld make early application ~ the Collegiate In
as1 "a ass :, sis1i, i1ai which will .u.tls
4 instruction aaring the day and ev eatng.
/ KhFkkSNCES.
! The Right Rev. Bishop h. W. Lee, DID.
/ . Alfred Loudcrback, Rev. q. Y. hlasoa n
T ". - Bastion, New. u. MiiSs,
( an. Geo. D Sargent, EbeneIer Cook, ESQ.
VS.. w. N. I tia ss's " 5: conla. z.a. ~
/ ". Woodward Esa. a fired sanders, SEQ.
aoli Gas. q. Dow. Nee
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

RIAL EsTATE.-W. H. Hildreth u Co
have opened an Office IN Witherwsx's block
for the sale OF real estate. The titles Of
all the property they offer for sale are vest
ed in themselves. Some Of the most de-
sira bic locations In this city and it's envi-
rons will be thrown into market BY them
and be disposed Of at low rates and on
long tine. Their aavertisements will sP.
near to morrow.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24
Great Fire at Burlington!
LOSS $4,000 /.

Yestsi day morning about half past o.
clock fire broke cut in the grocery room
of j. s. Kimball u Co, on Main street, and
soon thereafter their entire establishment
consisting OF a three story brick on Main
running through to the alley, and three
story brick or the corner Of Jefferson and
Main, were in flames. The ire soon CON-
municaied itself to the three story brick od.
joining on Jefferson street, occupied by j.
w. White & Brother as a Stove and Tin
ming establishment, and from thence to the
two story frame building on Jefferson,
known as the "Old National" all Of which
were entirely destroyed.
J S. Kimball & Co.'S los. is set down a
$4,000, including buildings. They had in
suranee to the amount OF $4,000 on their
stock OF goods, and $4,000 on the buildings.
There was some Si2 900 worth OF dry goods
and groceries saved from their establish
ment, which, toge Their with their insurance,
will probably let them off with loss OF
$40 900.
White & Bros loss about 81 600, and
have an insurance of $500.
The old National buildng was occupied
by several establishments and families -
The first room in the East end was oceu
pied by Mr.. Wolf, as clothing store. His
goods we're all removed. The next room
was occupied by Mr.. Geshwend, as gro
Gerry store. His stock was removed, but
greatly damaged in so doing, and we pro-
sumo his loss was considerable. The next
room was occupied BY B. C. Armstrong, as
saddle and harness mandatory. great
part of the stock of this establishment was
saved, and Mr.. Armstrong informs US that
hi. loss will only be about $500. The
next room was occupied BY Morton g. Co,
as hardware store, who succeeded in ga.
wing the greater part of their stock. They
estimate their loss at from two to three
thousand dollars, which is nearly covered
by insurance There was several other &C.
cupants in the building, but whether they
lost any thing or not, we did not learn. The
house was owned by the heirs of James
Cameron, was old and of little value, and 10
consequently small loss.
The house occupied by White & Bro, be-
Ienged to Mr., Lyman Cook, and we presume
was insured.
The total loss by this FIRE, will, we think.
reach $4,000.
We are Rrstifed to state there was no
accident occurred whereby any enc was in
jured, though the fire ragged about three
hours. Mr.. Ed. Esett, clerk in the house
Of Kimbail & Co., escaped being burned by
letting himself out OF the third story win
dov.
We are sor to say that there was few
miserable thieves present who could not re-
sst the temptation OF appropriating every
thing they could lay their hands on to their
own use These contemplate thieves
should be looked after and severely dealt
with. Bur. Gas. 18th.
The Hawkeye says:
The following are the amounts the seve-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

Cook l. SARsYsTs BANKING HoUsE, &c
The Chicago Press in abiding to draw
ipss Of houses made by an architect OF that
city. says;
Nr. Randall has just finished the dra"
inss for splendid banking house, foI
Messrs. Cook 4 Sargent Of the hourishin
city Of Davenport. lows. II deserves TO Dc
ad1ed here that the structure is to be bull
Of iine dressed Athens marble, prepared In
and shipped from this city. Mr.. K. has al.
90 the pian Of beautiful church for St
Lukss Episcopslian Society Of Davenport
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

Rossra1-0n Tuesday night last, trav-
sler from Cedar Falls, Iowa, stopping al
the De Witt House had, during his slum-
bers, his pantaloons taken from under his
pillow and the pockets rified Of one hundred
and forty dollars, two silver watches and o
valuable gold chain. Suspicion rests upon
a stranger who has been stopping at the
hotel for several days, and who roomed with
the person robbed. The stranger has Left
for parts unknown, and many of our citizens
are now in pursuit Of him.
"a De Wit Clintonian.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

SyxpAY SCHOOL E1HIBITIos.--The repe'
t,ion Of the exhibition had by the scholars
Of the Sunday School attached to the N. Il
Church, and Which gave so much satistac-
ton, 10 10 be given this evening at O'Clock
At the church, corner of Fifth and Brady
streets. Be prompt if you would secure
GOOD seats.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

Ms. MAclEADY will give her Readings
At LIE Claire Hall this evening, before the
Young Mems Literary Association. II the
evening prove favorable, she will no doubt
have full house. All were pleased who
heard her couple weeks ago at lie Claire
Hall
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

New Store and New Goods
E. & R. H. TYNER
A RE opening at the stand formerly occupied "
n sutton d Co., corner OF Rock Island and Second
streets, an entire new stock oil
DRY GODS,
Bought by one Of the firm in the city Of New York,
expressly this MARKET and we'll suited 10 the trade
and season. Our stock of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Is large and comprises great msny elegant styles
and patterns; Black, Fancy, Plain striped aud fiaid
silks, Muslin and Wool Hsiaiaes Wool Der eyes, Eng
hsh and f.each Merinos, paramstts Cloths 60 Als9,
heayy stock Of MerrincS, Cocheco, Bag State, Phil
~ Aliens and other good brands of
PRINTS
Ali of which will be sad at low prices.
cLoAKs AND MANTILLAs.
This department 0f eiock is full and complete
and contains great many styles, bought direct
of the manufacturers aiso splendid assortment Of
CLoAKING CLOTHS,
Long and square Brochs and Bay State Shavis,
Hoods Comforts yictornss, Quilted and Hoop skirts,
Hosiery, Gloves, &C. Our stock OF
EMBKoIDERIEs
Contains a great many beautiful Collars, Handksr-
Chiefs Sleeves Bands, Flcuncing Lacss and Edgings,
ad complete stock OF Velvet and other Dress and
Cloak Trimming our stock of
STAPLE GOODS
is very large and contains splendid variety Of Bed
Blankets brown and Bssched Muslns q nd Drillings,
licking, Wooden and Canton F'anneis Lindssys, Den
inns, Crash, &C
Our goods were bought with the sntenon Of opening
here about the Of month"; but not able
10 procure . room The season has 80 far advanced
that We will sell them vsry low pricesss low, If not
lower than before offered in this city In order
to make room for our spring stock Of goods.
The public respectfully invited to call and exam.
inc goods aad prices. h. = X. Il. TfNEh.
Davenport Jan 2s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

EIRoR. In enumerating the names oil
some Of our leading citizens engaged In get
ting out an Injunction to prevent the alder
men receiving the salary voted themselves
We headed the list with the name of D.
Burrows. 1t should have been DR.. Bar
rows, who with the others, deserves credit
for his action in this matter,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

axALrH OF On. KANE.-A letter from
Lieut.. Gov. Cushman who is spending the
winterin Cuba, gives some interesting but
painful intelligence in regard to the health
Of DR.. Kane. He says:
Az in duty bound, soon after | arrived
here, called to pay my respec,s to him at
his quarters but was sorry 10 learn he
ives 90 low that he could not see company
His mother did not even see him for ten
days after she arrived The fore part o.
January he seemed to gain little il
strength, but for the last week he has some
what relapsed His disease is ofthe scrof'
ulous character, contracted during his Sc
we're lsbors and privstions in the Arctic re-
gions. He has not been out OF his room
since he came here, and his friends have
great fears that he will never recover.
A private despatch to Philadeiphis, dated
Havana, Feb. 18th, states that DR.. kant
was then dying, and that he could not sur
yiys day.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24
w HOLES ALE

the most celebrated man
ufactursrg Axes Of al
Finds from Ratchet to
Broad Axes, from Bar
tQp, Blood, Simmons,
White, Mum, al war
santed Bench and
Moulding Planes
from the best ma
kers; new stylss
constantly rece4v.
ed. In the uns Of
Planes Ne are
sure ws Gan suit
the most biscuit.
also, . large ~
sortmsnt OF
smaller tools such As steel Squares
nne nnishsd, Try Squares Of ma
boGany and ebo ny stocks, Bev-
ia aau1e wood. 81 eel 3 Iron Com
psssss and Divid egs, Scratch
Avis, Chalk Lines and Resls, Spoke
fshAvss, Drafting INSTRUMENTS, Spirit Lew
en- iron and wood stock, Plumb Bobs,
Marking and splitting Guages Of common
and nae wood, Oil stones Of all kinds. "
ris and other Grind stones, Crsnks and
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Nxss1s. EpIyoRs

II the person that visited
my wood pile this morning between and
4 O'Clock, with dog, will call and satisfy
me be 10 an object Of charity, ! will give
him funds to purchase load Of wood, If he
will promise for the future not to disturb his
neishbors on the same kind of business. II
not, and he still persists in the same, ne
NAV End the same house that was furnished
The man found in G B. Ssrgent's cellar
few nights ago. A CITIZEN
Feb. 20, 1857.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

Gi1L DRowsEp.-We have to chronicle
another case Of drowning which took place
on the Maquoketa, near Burton's Furnace,
yesterday afternoon. The circumstances
Of the case as related to US are, that boy
who wee employed to take young woman
some fourteen miles into the country in that
direction, drove on to the ice, when il gave
way, submerging the horses and sleigh to-
Ss.her with the boy in the stream. The
horses swan out with the sleigh and the
girl was drowned. The boy hung on te
some Willows and was rescued by some men
who witnessed the catastrophs.-Dvouqa'
Espysw. ss s.as =r-n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

AIAvr koBBERT.--Thc new store OF
Aessrs. Wilson, Midgly g. Jennings, at the
corner Of Duane and Church streets, New
York, was robbed by burglars on Monday
evening Of over $4,000 worth Of silk ane
ether goods. The burglars entered build
ing adjoining by forcing off paddock, aud
from this building they entered the SILK
store by cutting hole through the side wall
thickness OF three feet of solid masonry
One ofthe burglars was subsequently cap
tured, having with him all the stolen prop
srtY in Q wagon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24
MINNESOTA HAND BOOK


Book Department.
NEAyDERs' Commentary complete,
IN BY Conant, $500
Bible Manual, by w. W. EveIts, 80
lllu strations OF Scripture, by B. Hackett, IS
History Translation OF the English Bible,
Mrs. Conant, LIS
ri bic Dictionary, BY II. Malcolm, ID. c., -
III eodosia or Heroine oil Faith, with Portrait, LOU
spuFgeon the Modern Whitfield, BY MaSown, 100
Sacred Scenes aud Oh " acters by Hsadlsy, I,23
Foot P snts Of the Creator by Hugh Miller, leo
Old Red Sandstone, engraving, 100
Plurality Of Worlds, We. Hitchcock, 2. r., J0t
Earth and Man, QUOT, l,Ss
Man, Primevsl, So Hars, rs
Pre- DANTE Farm, 60
Chr 1t Ia History TurnbuH, l,25
Riches Of Grace by 90 Liy. ng Witnesses, 100
sfeditations Cd Last Days of Christ, 100
Prophets and Kings Of the Old Tes lament, l,2s
sniiten Household, or Thoughts for the
Afflicted, 100
Christi Mirror, Lectures by =. Jstsr, D. D. IS
At no. SO Brady st., near the Pest once.
mo24ti ELI ADAMS.
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FovRra DnTRlcT.--The Republicans o
the Ah Judicial District have called con
vention for the 2sth of February to nomi
nate q CANDIDATE for District Judge.
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az Our fellow citizen, Mr.. ALI on, mas
lust returned from New York via Philadei'
phia and Pittsburgh, and reports the Fort
Wayne Road and Pennsylvania Central to
DO running through without detention.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24
GRAPE VINES.

TINE sub scribers weuld respectfully call the al
L tention OF Vine Growers 10 the
Early Northern Museadine Grape.
Having raised and proved over forty different va
ees within the last KS years, we ind 10 be per
feotly hardy, very prolific and ripenng one month
carrier than the Catawba Isabella, and yielding
one gallon OF wine ~ every quarts OF clean fruit
We have limited stock of large and vigorous
plants spring planting, which may DO had OF our
author Ted agents; price from one 10 Eve dollars
each, according to age and size. We caution The
public against fraudulent vendors. We have up.
pointed Me ssrs. Iii ley D~ire our agents ioi
Iowa Of whom plants may be had. liberal dis.
cou nj 10 dealers. r. SIEWAkI,
| ...-.. b. 1. HAWKINS.
New Lebanon Shaker Village, Columbia Co., MY,
FINLEY DWIRE, Agents.
For particulars seo large bills at Burrows pfet
tynan's or al Gazette Office. jan*S dHn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

Periodical Department. January Gath.
TRIBUNE Almanac end Political Regis ter for
i le57; single oopies, cents; per dozen, i,50.
Godey's Ladys y ,ok for February,
6raham's MsgaEite, :" !"
Ballou,s do Arthar's Home do
Yankee Notions, six Max,
Harper's journal Of Civilization IAN. II,
N. York Tribune, Semi. Weekly 18Th, Wee KY
Flag Of our Un,)., Jan. 24th, tlTh,
Ballou's ictoris,, JgI. oath,
Lssiies Itlustrscd, do do
London Illustr ed News, December eth.
At No. SO Brady street, nsar the Pest Once.
mo "A Il ELL ADAMS,
Godsy's Lsdy's Book for February.
A LSO, Graham's Magazine, Arthur's Home, Yam kse
"a Notions, Nix Max, &c, for February, 81
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No SO Brady street, nesr the Poss Ofico.
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Iowa Seed Sewer

rf,O be seen aud for sale at J. G. Washbufn's N.
/ Hardware store and Forsman's Auction Roo
rhe cheapest aud best Sewer out; ssws one
vide aud any kinlpf seei. the nachius %
su,t tae ~ oOey Will Sc fafanded. jani4 mp
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(SorRiEm SaeehGrHml
PURE SEED, CROP az 1886
I'M h subscriber hereby infsrm the public that
/ they have small lot Of pure fresh Seed Of The
Genuine Chinese Sugar Cane
for sale, In packages sufficient 10 plant quarter OF
an each al s. pes package. IL may 30 had a
Nes,r, Burrows 81 PrettynEns, VIM. Var
Tuyl's or Of tho subscribers at Scott Nursery,
Davenport Jan 30 dam flNLEY bWIRE.
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E D u q a r 7 q n !.

e p u @ A r 7 q n
.rTis Education forms tho common mind,
Just as the twig is bent the trees Inclined
HAVING rsceiv ed an Agency for
ISL HorblOOkss school App0fatuSs
The attention OF TEACHERS and TRUSTEES IS
solicited 70 the just received including the
Common school sst, price $4,000.
Packed in box comprising an Orrey, Teilu rian j,
GsoIn ethical Solids, Terrestrial Globe inch, Nu-
neral Frame, Hemisphere Globe, Cube Root Block
(sx.ra) Text Book aud Magnet.
Eaeh Of the above for sale eParste. Also,
b. IS Mounted Orrerys. elR,N aud Is ,O0
- Celestial Spheres, $50
Pointing Rods, jonted with screws, 50 Is
Donbie States, 80 soc, No = 90
Hoibrook . Nsiseie ss Drawing slstes, No. and 2,
~ Books, 10
. Noiseless high School States, single, 81
Black Board Rubbers nd Chalk.
Lanes Mechanical Paradox,
orr yroscops, 90 &c e,0O.
Also, castin gs for improved
school Desks
At Tho Iowa Book Rooms"
10. 3o Brady street, 3dooIs north the Post once
mo i3I ELI ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

YIsyERpAY was 4 bright and beautiful
day, but the walking if possible wors;
than ever.
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THROUGH OUR

Mills for corn
& other grain, Steam
Engines Of any sizey also
Rotary Saving Machines
furnished 70 order; Iron Naa
lies and Crates al ways on
hand, Steam VII istlss and
Brass Soods for steam
work generslly.-In tb-
line Of Building Maters
ais ws defy COMPETE
zion. We give partieu-
= lar attention to this branch sfths trade
and know that We can salts ~ any and
ell who have occasion to want any goods
In he way of building. We keep only the
rest brands Of Malls and Spikes, viii te Lead
Paint on, and very large assortment Of
Trimminss such az Locks Lstches, Butte
& Hinges, Glass, Sash, Door, Putty, Sash
Pulliss, Window Springs and Lock-,
weights and Cord and thiogs too numsr Gus t.
mention. Our stock Of Fancy Hardware and othsI
goods Will be found attractive. We hAvs 9 line -
sortmsnt Of Silver plated Ware, consisting OF Tes
Setts, Cake Baskets, Coffee UTns Table and Ts.
spoons, Breakfast and Dinner Csstors, new
stylss, Mustard, sugar and Salt Spoons
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

NIRs. Belts Utoro- Abdominal! supporter, "a
W snied by MTs. Sarah Belts, Phitadeiphia, ana
hisi,ly rocomne ndsd BY the Medical Faculty a. %
ing The be d ipstrum snt of the kind For sale ~
ERANCIS JACOBf, Js.,
jap3a div Apothscsry.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24
Philharmonic Society

In consequence Of the impossible state
of the streets, there will be no rehearsal
this evening.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

Abdominal Supporters

,,i,F receive by express from The manufacturer,
the rure and prevention Of chapped hands,
c., los sale by FRANCIS JACosl, IA,
iuu3o dIy Apotheeary.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-24

PRrsToN Books HABITs.-It has been
remarked by those who were acquainted
with Mr. Brooks that intoxication had be-
come q confirmed vice with him since the
Sumner affair, He had seemingly attempt.
ed to drown conscience in the wine cup,
and latterly has been so constantly under
the influence OF strong drinks as to induce
the apprehension that his lie would be pre-
maturely cut ort.--Cin. Gas.
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No asws Of Steamers

New YORK, Feb. 40.
Nothing Of the Ericsson or Asia, now
overdue.