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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-11
Real Gstate A9enfp,
TO THE PUBLIC.

Any person desiring TO purchase real estate Of
any description, either town lots or farms would
do we'll TO give us acall and examine our list oi
property before buying elsewhere, for we have
on hand any quantity and amber of acres yes
may want We have not advertised half the lands
we have for sale, and take this mode Of nform-
ing you where you can find any sert of real es-
tate you may desire.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-11
FOR SALE.

Ono house and lot adjoining the Masonic Hall
on the East side DYE & SMITH, r, e. A.
May Is, 1851
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-11
John Shillito & Co.
Nos lol, lO3 and los West Fourth Street,
CINCINNATI.

Importers Of Dry Goods and Capetlg'
Respectrully call the attention of their custom
ers aud Purchasers generally to the opening OF
their New Store. ON Monday, the Sis inst, with
au g&lausive aud varied assortment OF
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-11


WHAT He WAS CRYING FoR.-It was the
habit of Lord Eldor, when he was Attorney
General, to close his species with some
remarks justifying his own character. AT
this trial of Horne Tooke, speaking Of his
ownreputation, he said, lIt is the little in
heritauce hayeto leave my children, and
by Gods help | viii leave it unhapaired,
Here he shed tears, and, to the astonish
ment Of those present, Milford, the Sole
itor General, began to weep" Just look az
Milford" said.a bystander to Horne Took
-"what6nnath is he crying for2" Took
replied lie is crying TO think what lit
tie inheritance Eldon s'children are likely
to get?' ~ SCI 'ei a
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-11
Dry Goods, Carpeting, Floor oil Cloth

sc. Families, Merchants, Hotel keepers, Steam
boat owners, and strangers may depend upon hnd'
ing the best class of goods. wholesale and retail
a: prices as low as theyafan be purchased IA 'no
Eastern cities
Aug, "a, '51-2ms I'd
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-11

8. i4 algSss sf,s tsis 5s'pf1 aG aas4
sf; ss.gl 81 aN'aair 81 - hs4s ~ =
py,r iezl ss-r -'4i aasS ci lVE
rgssari Ousts $ .tT aFi..sskEs "a, iGaal
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-11

Jack, said man to a lad just entcr-
ing his teens, ''your father's drowned. ~
'Darn il, replied the young hopeful, "and
le's got my knife in his pocket" /" ~ ~
8 The FIRE that 'Wsnt out. has nOtrs
urned. ''4r- &C. .fi'-
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-11

March 90,
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Apr %, 81 6m
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

In connection with on account Of the
sale Of pess in DR.. HArrIELD's Church.
New York. the following incarnation rels.
i've to the latest Improvement in churches
is gien:-In the pulpit are seven bell-pulis,
connecting BY virss with 4 patent snnun-
cistcr near to the vestbule, which are y.
ssd - oceasion may require for the oPer.
a,ins Of ~ many signals between the mia.
lister. the organist and the sexton. Tns
signals are. O. for organ;P. pulpit; L,
light; 8 Shade; H, beat; c, cold: N, noise.
The Washington Union, says that one Of
the gold 6sh, in the Capitol reservoir, WAS
frozen in the ice, and remained in . Ngrpld
state until the warm weather in February
released it from i,s icy prison, when, after
lying upon the surface upon its side for .
while, slight motion commenced IN its
side fms, which continued to increase, until
it slowly moved Of to join its comfortable
fellows Glow the reach Of frost.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18
aulY II TIE EpsroRs.

We feel ourselves 1t liberty to comment
freely upon the above communication. We
considcr il to be full of that vicious senti-
meat which makes those Of " who are
constantly Juggling II the oar TO almost
grow weary 10 our course. Just At the mo.
ment when tae party has become concen,
uated-when it 10 backed up BY the votes
Of dozen powerful States, and we have
reason to believe the popular heart 10 with
us-then comes { voice Of erosking sub
hitting the question "Why should Repsb-
leans care for the eleetions!"
AZ this question esse ntisily includes oil
those that follow. ~ the major includes the
minor proposition. We shall conhns eur r.
marks to this alone.
Why shou.i professor Of religion con.
,inue to xdhere 10 his views, even when the
community around him 10 swallowed up in
iaddelity, Why should = regular prseti.
,ioaer Of medicine or Of law adhere to hi.
course when surrounded by su.ckery -
why snosis tasa Peietss III wang I2Dt
when all around him 10 going wrong -
These questions, We conceive, are just Q,
pertinent ~ that Of our correspondent.
We should care for the elections because
through the bslio, box alone can We hope
to. prevail against the demon Of Slavery
which 10 stalking through our land. W.
should care for them, a. Republicans, Be.
cause upon the basis .sts blished BY thai
party We can concentrate more votes than
upon any other. We should care ( or them
because every symptom Of giving away only
ADDS strength to the opposition, and en-.
courases doushfaeei to prosecute their eff.
forts in the direction which contributes most
to personal interest. We should care 70,
,hem-bui why multiply words .-every ors
know. and feels We should care for them, il
only to show our puck in advocating prinei.
Pies which we know are right
We hope our correspondent will soor
get himself into better mood-upon the
siOol Of repentance, If he choose--ant
make up his mind that beaten though W
may be a. 8 national party, still il 10 oul
business a. good men and order loving eiti.
zsns not to dob our armor and give up the
fight The cohorts of Slavery are about
giving way in Missouri-,hs Dred Scot,
case is bringing the Supreme Cour, into
eontempt-ths South Carolinisns are qua.
king In their shoes At the ghost which they
have eonjured up and the oversuained arm
Of the Black Giant is becoming nerveless
l. This time for Republicans to ask such
questionsl We opine no, /!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18


AnssRs. Epsross:--ln the Gasetts 81
April 18th notice under Election lssms"
this expression. .Rspublicans seemed 70
have cared nothing for the election" In
reference to this expression would like 70
ask Z few questions. Al gave ~Aat in.
Aseace had last year to the Republican
party, and a. | stayed away from the
polls THE spr,as for prscissly ,hs reason
above sPeei6sd. and a. my sues,ioas are pss
in no spiri, Of hostility. can but hope you
~ill publish and answer them.
Why should Bepuhlicaas care for The
eiec,ions' What does the Republican par
" propose TO do that 10 pfactcabls and
worthy Of effort. Does i, propose anything
more than simply to psss laws fsrb'dding the
ablisAnsn, Of slavery in the Territories
and re,use 10 admit any more Slave Statess
IL the party anything more tAaa negative
party, lit pass Laws to prevent the e..
tension Of slavery, il 10 met BY the dscisisa
in the Dred Scott case. How doss il pro-
pose to svade Or destroy the eject Of that
aeeision. Will the party, It it come late
power. inpeseh and Try the judge and turn
them out and put in jsss men! Will i
repeal the Fugitive Slave bill. abolish sls-
very in the District. Or DO anything Pssisivs
and de6ni,es
For one feel the su6acaliag influence
Of the Slave Power. I feel ito erasr
upon my throat. an willing to enrol
my name with any party who have
The p,ses to grapple with that power
1t 10 veil understood BY ill enlightened
lovers Of freedom that the slave power has
gradually and steadily encreached upon oai
ii { hts until our liberties are almost Loot
Those grounds Of the Constitution. thssa
measures Of compromise and especially
those principles Of the Declaration Of Inde.
pendence which were supposed to b the
D ulwarks Of cur freedom, have been uAder.
mined and oserthrown. Now I would ask
la the Republican party the party to re
store life and vitality to the Declaration. 70
put such construction upon the Constitution
Is will make il an exponent Of the doctrines
Of that Declaration. Does j, compreh bend
the idea that liberty and despo,ism cannot
60 exist under the same government, Tha,
between IRE edom nd slavery there must Be
eternal war;
Will /, abandon that policy of com
promise proved false and dangerous BY sousd
reason and long experience! Will !, strike
home for human freedom! lfyea. then
take the stool of repentance ! own ths, !
eff the Geld when ought to have stood
with my armor on. 4.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

hoE LJGISs-oI lac
laten, capabilities Of ST. Louis, no man
sho has correct ides Of the msgnif cen,
cuua,ry BY which IL 10 surrounoed, mas ~.
er had doubt. Nov that the recent e.
lection has dsmanstrs,ed that there 10 an
name patton party IN the State, and that
tAe liberation OF deportation Of her IS 600
saves is an event that may be confidently
/. oked Tor, property in that city has taken .
sudden and unexsmpled rise. We pre-
diet that the future advance will keep
peace with the triamphs Of the emsncips.
lion movement. When il 10 snnouu ced
that Missouri 10 . Free State, the fac, adds
two hundred millions of dollars to the value
" her territory. ALREADY lev timid souls
see in the progress Of liberal ideas in our
ueRhborins Sta e, Indications tina, Chicago
as the battle goes on. may cease 10 be the
center Of sttractionj ADD that In the pros
pc ctive opening Of Inc bss,iiui and fertile
l.ncs Of Missouri TO free labor emigration,
the prosperity OF that par; VI the Northwes,
which looks to Chicago for market, may
be Temporarily srfested or a, less, visibly
hIndsred. But we can oford TO laugh at eli
sueh, knowing as We do that this vast eSun'
try -sp empire of Rome proportions In it.
se II agyrds ample room and verge enough
Tor 81, Louis and Chicago both, and that
the prosperity Of one need be no cause Of
jeso usiy OF. Gsuastsn Ter the othsr.--CA'
,s6s Pres.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18


FouI ELECTIONS IN o.. YEAA.-Ths
Iowa City Republican very truly observss
tha. elections are crowded thick this year
ia Iowa, in view Of the proc!ivities Of our
people for staying =, home. No less than
four General Elections will take place d,
ing the Ii months conmsneng last No
senber. The Presidential election was frs.
n order last November; the April election
IS lpst over; n.xsin order in the geaeral
sugus, election for County Off GERS and
vote on the new constitution; las, 10 the
c1uR, comes n election 10 October for
Governor, Legislature &c, should the Con-
sllluiion be adopted. This is erowdnR
matters TOO thick by half for people in q
rev country who have 50 mach else 10 At.
end TO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

An Interesting young lady Of Philadsl
phia, the daughter 81 one Of the most re.
spsc,abls rssidents. ~ss TO have been mar.
risd last "wednesday evening. the 9th Inst
Her bridal attire was prepared. and the
preparations made for the joyful even but
last week she suddsaly tell i'll. died on
SUNDAY. and vas buried on the day which
should have witnessed The solemnisation Of
her nuptiais. By her Request her marriage
garment formed her shroud.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS
G RoCE RIES, VISION
Dried Eruits, &c.
TIE sus.enbsr h4s !a.s n rived IRON 81. Louis With
= az egtfe Lev ssssx VI
Gsssssiss Oranges,
Prsvisions, L.m.ns,
Dried Fruits, ~, &C.,
To which be would ty iarit. the s.tsaiios Of
his tr.sds and the pubic IN ssasrsi
HIS ssoek sSasistsin p"rtS..
New Crop q =. Orleans Sugars.
SUGARS.
y. o. ClArt1si Crashed, Powdered. Grsnrlsssd sud
Loaf sugar,
noLAssgs.
New Orleans, Sugar House sad Golden syrap.
COFFEE.
Bic, Java, Aarasass and Ground Cosse.
YesuS Hyson, lmpsrisl, Gunposdsr and Black Teas
FRUITS.
Dried applss, and DR. cd Peaches, CuIrsnts, Cher
nee, ssisins, fxs, Prpaes Lsmons orsagss aad else
NEW MAPLE SUGAR, tiu eskes.l
HAMS, sHouLpEAs.
Dried Bssf sad Beef I9pElrs.
soAfs.
Rosn, Etasivs, Chemical, Castle, Transparent ADD
VaIi.gatsd, slss = bice svuicL for shaving, Ae.
NEW GARDEN sEEus,
In large or small quantities.
Powder, shot, CAPS, and Bar Lad.
Chssse, Western Reserve.
Wooden Ni.los Ware.
Louisville Gene ut by the Dbl.
Togrgnsr with host Of other articles TOO numerous
TO toa, sh Of which may BE- fo1ad the .ld staad
NV. WHEY,
Dsy.upor,, April lssT. diw-w4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18
WisrsR WxxAr IN IowA.-Ths Dubu-
cue Tribxns. Of the ID Gays;

.Our advicss from every county in the
State give N unnssally good account o.
the wistef wheat. The heavy SHOWS have
projected il from the coolest weather. and
The abundance Of rain anu melting snow in
the month Of March, has gwen il visor
ous start A moist March. such - " :
have had this season. goes far toward insu'
ring Z good crop Of winter wheat
Exactly the opposite Of this 10 true Of
this vicinity, on both sides Of the river.-
Every farmer that We have csnverssd with
in forms u that fell wheat 10 dead, frozen
out past ell recovery Bsri'n9sos Hssk.
e16.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

Toe tao fellows in New York. who. upon
8 wager, drove their rival horses q hundred
a,les the other day without food or rest,
sh ,uld be ferthwi b indicted under the
statute against cruelty TO animals and sub
iaclpd 10 in utmost penalties.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

Coansstieut..so0 eiAl
The correct e0ciai vese Of Ceansetisst
was - follows:
FOR 0ovBaHoR.
MaAsy, Rep, sl.As
iasAaa, Dem, sheA
The vote last year summed ap-ninor.
An. %. los; IeeAss, Dem, $500; Wei
lee. Rep.. 6.75o.
The vote for Prssilsst ssocd-Fremost,
S4.1lS; Dushaaas. sA.ses; Nlinors g.
els.
TIE .ajssisiss for csasrsss~sa ere -
follows:
ksp.Sl,saa. naeAasau.
Esss CLARK ". u.s. SAMUEL ATaeid, I'd $50
sil.sy Deaa. i,ess. wa. y. sisAop u
To,a, i.s.s rc,ai sa
Rspsbleaa majority In the State -
HNo on SshSssfs vi
The sena,ors s,aud; Is Republican to 8
Duchanas.
The Houss ssaass: leo Rspsbh cans 70
% Buchanan.
Ia the whole Stats, the Republicans
gaia - Representatives. the Buchanan
men IL, from last year.
That the ten thousand voters whom the
afiviae storm and the lull which usually
follows . Presidential struggle, kept q,
home ere nearly oil Republican, 10 plsin
enough.
The, he hllmoss Anssiesns went coli 4
fse he Slave Dsmocrsey, 10 agreed on oil
| hands.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18
Bright TIA WAR.

Bright TIA WAR.
A Great Variety Of our OWE manu las,I.a
"A French Tined Ware,
lee Aailets,
Door 3 Table Mats,
Hotel Knife Cisan era snd aonss,
wooden Ware,
Close Lines Reels,
Iron Towel stauds,
Gfoess TsA Cane.
Toilet Ware
In sets Or single,
6c., &C., Ac., 40.
Al he House yrrnishins Ware Rooms,
Sign Of the Biz Tea Kettle
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

VALUABLE CITY SEorEaiY FOR SALE
Tbs Mississippi noass, situated on Fra tstvs Main
and HArriSss streets, win b sola cap. on 81 By
80 feet Part Of to purchase n aty rel main on
nortsAss for ard years u ~ per cen. Lot or
Third street., nsart lac t. n. Depot, 3sxlss isst Al.
% lot Foarn street s5joiaing tas depot ,s4xi2o
Corner let OF Brady street., sorasr Clay iesxss
feet. The lots oa Ia I'd aud Fsar!a ST ssu are
s2sntltiy .isaA;ea for sasiasss pvrpssss, and TIC
location Of the 8raay street lot sns Of tie best u.
North Davenport. For psrseaiss Apply TO
Fairbanks q hlCKsos,
nschi4d.f Nc. HoSnaa's building, Main street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

MuEDEI or Ma. DoDsg.--The murder Of
Henry l.. Dodge, U, g., Agen. or the Ma.
vsjo Indians 10 New Mexico, and brother
10 Augustus Cesar Dodge, Of lowe, 10 con
frmed, HIS corpse has been found nssI
The head waters of the Gala.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

Murray 4 LanmAn's Florida water.
Beware Of mutations Of ihis rare ismss sns
csssarsie The fragrance Of Tie genuine q cal,
b desifo. - b. vAsaias ne anie!s I'm sresnA..d
sith H. i affords insiAss relief in nervous head
.ehs, ssA Is esteemed throughout ssutA Amsr.es
me oess care fer srspaoss, - veil a. lor it
uHssaal.sd aroma. Sold W D. T. Launxa s CO.
shoissals druggists, - Water street, New York,
and ~ all drusgisu- spltdslw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

wlIsaAn ALLESl lwM. :, CLARK
.ALLE.r r CLARK,
Attornsys and Counssllors q Law,
1eAl Estate Brokers, Life insurance and Gen.
ssal LaaA Agsass, aad HstAriss Public
DAvoaA19Ort, xowA.
oslissae.s and all professional s..ansss In ever pas
Of the STATE entrusted will receive proeptAt
tsation money Invested taxss paid for non'rssidsats
noasy loaned ON unsnsu mbsrsa real estate ssesrity
nd In .ss. s.. ...s. Of am al ssasIs ..s .s
-RsSkR IT,
S S...1 : s.' e. D.''.e'fa lows
Non. fhomas Allen, ST, LeaS, Moi
LrcAs ! Blmonds, :.
Glover Richardson, :"
eatier, ks.h Z llill Boston. nass
5. coppss 4 Co., a.Y.;
Near: :aryy 2 x *,:lsa.aa. NJ" rs.l'
5. c...1. Hartford, O..
9. y. lamp 4 o., cnoinAssi, o.
PAIa's Allsn, Jr, Pittsnsld, AAsss
Y D. Dorrancs. Portland. Ne.
Lesus - inrsovsp PAAAs Asp WILD LAsss, CIR
rAosssrr, 6e., soa sALs At nosssA~s aicss ~
| 81 sAsS Tsans.
IMPROVED oIIY PROPERTY.
ise.Les ssoes n, s4xiso. 90 ~ s.ssss veil
E7-Les b,ssk ~, ssxlse On ~ street; COED
Aosss.
l53-vtnt rae story bnck house, 10 rooms, With
modern eonvsnisncss, on From, 81, In block !, fai
ssns ADDITION; splendid v'sv > As; sssi:e.
ls4--Pius 9 story bskk house, 7 reons, Dc, on
Prom. q. q bleek i. vslton's addiuon lot So1isoi
view river, DC, very sx'snsivs.
rl-LO,ss,oek s,ssxiso, o. ~ st, seed houss
I rooms, eislsrn, etc,
wl-Le, Z block u. sOxaOs, COED frame Aesss.
Ai0-Ls.s block q, soxloo, .xsslsss hesss.
lss--Lsss block -, sexaoo, ans house.
l4s-Lo, . block IL, soKls, sssory n.as As~ss
rooms, bAssmsat and cellar.
itO--Lou and block los, soxiso, sssA sstsag.
houss, Eve rooms, on iSth street.
Hs.ooed house with well, sisssr.. ~, On Ripis,
ns-Lo. ss41iso o. srsdy st. between Front and
stsa nboss isnetng.
eo--A twe story brick store % "a st. Z door eas
nom Brady lot isx3o very valuable yrepsrty, tsrml
sasy.
es-A three story brick store on ~ q. bstwssr
Brady and Main 81; choice location.
| -
rooms, good brick stable, shed A. prospect vssy
| tsnsiva not lSoxlto
-
n-A double fSms house .,ra.r Il Scott aud 18th
sssI lot ssxfl; u roo0s, c,sssra, a..
GA as.sl. brick house 90 scott a..r ssA st. IL
s''@s' w. si''"fh' Sc Is" e~11i
rooms, eis''rn. Ae' lOssor7i,
aad From M; 10 roSns' cis'sra. &c lot tsAlso.
st-A soOd hoes. on sr.dy ssr,., u mil.s isun Ri,
-
|
Dc, lot tozso, rooms.
.nd In god order, - roms e.,.rn, yell, ee, viii
rooms, veil, estsrn, stable &C. small shsp, lox iVr ~
| leo.
TeGood house and lot On Main strsss 4 re.u, wall
esssrn, ae, lot ssloo.
| ,sa-Io, ! hla,s 3. sn,,,
|
| ,~r
| o'sa' hssf Loen"'
UNIxPI0vED CITY PROPERTY.
H's'fn'' s'isss' square, 'sohiSs'rsp lev
/
ios.Losi block u, 'oKso, corner wsssua A'snas
as-Lo,s blsck "a s&xlss, on ID q.
us1Ls.s.na r,sloes s., ss..O. corner s.a and
I,s--Los IS. and In p.,isoa Z Trus,, add a.s =
- xsss Davenport.
u,-Ls.i and bloch 10. yu,,o.,. ,sa,,,o,
|
| IA
ues. " 'S" ans w. 'as'sa' ssa'-
| ,un.,,.,n.,,
| '3~'N ''s' 70 70" 0n'ss ses'ase'
x.A,, ssluv.uea. roaa soa.. .,,stH ., rs
| ''s''' ~''''~
| ,.a ~.
eese In aps 49, "~'' " ss's' "ssa' s''
|
.uls.oI. 70, ssrd.a. D''aaa' road a's' oass Greek
|
,s..s . : Il s.s. BIZ: ss 70 '
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

Fer DAls.sss serss Of beautiful land n mile from
corporation las On Dubuqas road, with good hosss
bsa, sxeslisss veil and esssrn, - rns sf ssvsr fail
ing water, ssrs atrsSossrtss, Rha barb AspsrHSus
ds will b scia ssurs parcels purehassrs
Applyso GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
iaaE DIFF Land Ones, Main o..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

/Whoss sands Of life havs nearly out, discovered
l while In the Eut lrdies, . certain for Cosump
/ non. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs. Code. aud Gen
1 eral Debility. The remedy WAS discovered by him
when bis cniy child, daughter gwen up TO die
wish,ag = mach good ~ possible, he viii SIND
70 surh Of hts a6acted f-low beinss request 4,
this receipt With full and explicit directions for
making Is up and successfully using Il. He recuires
each applicant inclose him ono shiilins--three
cent? Be turned - postags the receipt, aud the
remainder TO Be applied to the paynest Of this I'D
ysrtt,eusnt. Address DR.. II. JAMES,
so.ls Grand =. Jersey City, n. a.
ApllO DAWN,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18
CARAT ANNUAL LAND AAIE
AT
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

SIMEON DOWNING 4 CO.
Tssl xsssts -ssssfs, Ne. SsstA Clark stssss,
CHICAGO.
WR shAn hold public real estate and western
" land sale. com mcncin9 on Monday ths s3th OF
May, 1857, and CONTAINING for Two weeks This
sale vim comprise the Ia yess list OF vaia ole I'm
proved AMI unin prov ID city properly - alss farm
.nd uninprcvea lands IN ILLINOIS, Wisccnnn and
! va. ever before offered 81 any one sAle In the
west; Including essidesA large let Of city proper
", over enc handf thousand acres Of choicn rich
a,a'a. ,sea and large Aumbsr Of fnsiy lie.
roved iarms.
Land ownsn and agents In the west, who assi,c TO
terms and all necs,sary Information on application
ap,ii isass. SIMEON DOWNING 4 CO.
LANCDN 8LACkB EaSlkY.
fI'Hk subs Jibsrs having received " express this
valuable variety Of Plsnts direct rom Con
rseticut. whore II originated, car supply the cisi.
sens Of Davenport with plants they sill warrant
the ssuuiae Kind. All res ere Of agricultural ps,
pets kno~ it stAnds unrtvallsd amone the eaoicsst
fruits Of the east. II 10 eminsn iy adapted gar.
dens and small enclosures. ~ IL can Do grown BY
he bu.heiiA very smah space. Il commences
bearing one year after planting. Certificates Of II.
success and crest eesnrs Qualties may be V en 81
orr s,e,e, a. well ~ tue Representations OF he
NUT For sale by the dozen or half dozen by
ApIediSs BURROWS q PReITvMAN.
A FIRST RATR Dratsmsn, also . boy In J. C.
- Cochran's Architect once, one whose parents
reside in the city preferred. spisdu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

AAetioWay's OtntnenS and fiiis.-
Provided viii thsss rsssais-, Dsrssa Oh Inc noa
delicate pAysiass asy brave aay climate. They
senprssssa vilain he eireis Of ,hsr earsuvs ipss
all internal dissAsss, not organic, and all the
vsrsss,ss Of outward IaaAa nation. sold At the
aansfsessriss, Ne. ~ Maiden LaAs, New York, and
Ne. "a snaad, Lonaoa, AID By all dsugs sa, A.
3Se, esIfc and 81 per pot or boz. splla~lw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18

TRAvHLlyo Con psnion,
i YotsIos Hashsv,
bssf Sleek Founders,
Lemon squssssrs,
Table odndstsaes,
ohstei BEtek,
Plat IroIs,
Tailors Ions,
1elishiag Irsns,
Italian lYons,
PSnkiag Irons
Stop Ladders,
HsatAsS Busters, son o.
Nr Car Dostsss,