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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-28
Rheumatism, NeuraIein, and Cout.

ani tie Hcr. IN. Htw',S, giHs NN'did Fps fh"reh
lrLuEI ilursE. Siv,NHtn, a., Jan. u. 1880
iiuSDRLp SiE; -hunI hr uuSrit'fl itr the rrcf yu
e.. la, brought me II dill not rri"r MY 'n-" t. y"n
,ui .ri'" ~ NY lims aud brought un cN'Tnriatin,
tuipi. -, ruins. WLirh enrd In chronic rl' ums't-n'
Nwi'l-luir. hal the b'st "i h!suians tlr di-"a,'
~ Nu., ana worse until 10y th" aVirc nf yuur excel
at agent "a Iiuugr br. Na,heukie, tried y"nr lils
rir IN, 81, w"" slow. hHt Iy lersrNering In ui'
ui them | am cH'Ir-ly veil.
SrN,rr Cr,MnrR, B,roS RcuGE. IL, Dec. lss5.
Dr. AHLu: have Teen entirely cured 10y your Plls Of
'hrGnrAic Gout painful dis that hah afflicted M
yeals. NlNtENl sLiphLi"
For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Com.
Iaints, requiring al active purge, theJ are ah excel
ont remedy
For Costivcness or Constipation, and ~
, Dinner Pill, they are agreeable and enectual.
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, lnfinmmn
lon, aud rtcn Deafness, and Partial blind
acss have Teen cared 10y tile at"gau'e action OF Tics
ILLS.
Most Of tie pills In market contain Mercury, which, al
holgi valuable rrniry in skilml hands, j. dangeron
public pill from tho dreadful Consequences that IRE
lurntly follow Its ncRutinns use. These contain no nef
ury OF mineral substance whatever.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-28

DEPARTMENT oV ruE ISrkRIor, 1
Washington, b. c., Feb, 1856.
SIN: have usci Your Pills In my general and hospital
rctie ever sine, YOU nae them, and cannot hesitate to
tyu0 are the lost cahartic we employ. Their regn'
ding N'iiuu the rr j. quick and deched, consequent
they nrc admirable remedy for arrangements OF that
ratn. ImI.s. have seldom found case of biious dt
8. So obstinate that II ,id not readily Yield to them
Frot,rtl,lly yours, ALONZO EALI. ". D.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

That Ben. NJ. Samuels in his speech de-
livercd in Dubuque at the opening Of the
present campaign said -
" Personally opposed u Banks, and failing
to realize that security for their existence
which many Others claim they see and feel,
srosld NOT rsc,mmsnd their establishment ~
Also remember that, in regard TO Kansas,
he said II am in favor Of maintaining the
authority Of the Government Of Kansas, and
Of enforcing obedience to its laws Let US
see what its laws are, which he would have
the Government protect at the Joint Of the
bayonet We quote from the published
Kansas Laws
SEC. II. II any free person, by speak
ing or by writing. assert or maintain that
psrsOns have not the right to hold slayes in
this Territory, or shall introduce into this
Territory, print, publish, write, circulate, or
cause TO BE- introduced into this Territory,
any book, paper magazine, pamphlet or cir
eulsr, containing any denial OF the right Of
persons TO hold slaves in this Territory,
shall be deemed guilty 81 felony and be
punished By imprisonment Al hard labor sol
term Of not less than two Years"
so you see that he would enforce Law
which would imprssan man ! at hard labor
Tor not less than two wears, merely for the
expression of his opinion How does thi,
/ compare with the new Constitution on that
point How doe- u compare with the Re-
publican sentiments OF Free Men Free La
Dor, Free Speech, and Free Press Bpbuqa,
Republican,.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

Ill" Democrat in making the announce
mcnt that Linn County had nominated a
ticket IN opposition t. the Republicans.
takes occasion 10 speak very spitcfully o!
Z \. Barr, Esq Like many Others Mr.
u came 10 Iowa Democrat and in princi-
pie has remained So II does not follow
nat man who sill NOT adhere 10 the be-
he'ts OF the opposition in is Pro-Slavery
teachings, should be any les an admirer Of
Jefferson Or Jack On, or any less consist
ent follower Of iheir prccept.. The Demo
rat is of on a wrong course The News
thinks 80, its own party thinks so, and we
agree with them. II could not read on,
Hall and johnson and Coolbangh, neither
can II stigmatize, 30 a to damage materially
the political consistency Of Z. ~ Bates.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

The C.attAAati G4ss'ts translates the fol-
lowing from the Ioiist,aa, of that city:
lias any one here the slightest conf
dcnce IN that wrctcued gambler in polite,
Washington Cones And yet the bunker
and Jesuit organ in this city publishes Sc
ri.- If questions from him Ia relation 10 the
private ailairs Of Governor CHASE, which are
certainl, wholly irrel,vcnt and unimportant
~ thcm 'el,e, considered; but, a. iasinua-
CO.'S, may create prejudice among dull
aud umtAlnking men. Wash. Cones has ac-
tually got SII 90 of the Statcs' money
through wno~c fault the late Democratic
County Treasurer. Bowman can give the
best account. This man Bowman, no, Bre,
i'm, deposited the money with Cones, and
B-e-lin when lac came Ia settle with the
lormer, took tue notes Of Cones as payment
u tue State dues. Cones failed Immediate
" after, and the State may whistle for is
SII ,UUo. With this affair another interest
my incident 1T the campaign VI 1883 Is con-
ntcted, which throws important light ON the
then prevalent corruption ufthe Democrats;
we Will relate IT IN due time. But to try
TO censnre Gov. CHAsE for these deposits
with Cones j. even more scnselc.s than the
charge that Brceiin, ON account Of letter
81 Gov. CuAsI, deposited money IN tie City
Bank IN ISL, anu that he (CnAsr) - res
ponslblc FOR tue loss the State suffered three
wears later fin 1851 from the failure Of the
City Bank.
Washington Genes took IN active interest
IN the late election in this State, although
himself not entitled 10 vote We under
stand he assisted in importing votes, and
distinguished himself by his rabis abuse Of
Republican,. lie u now in Iowa City en-
5aeed in tie erection cf gas works at that
place. i IL possible that money actually
belonging 10 the State of Ohio is now en-.
plcyed in building ga works in Iowa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

The Dta'ocra' lo~ss no opportunity Of cx-
hihiting it, opposition t. Banks. Yesscr-
lay Il endea,ore to make capital for its
peculiar opinions, cut u the suspension 81
Eastern Bank but IN thr same paper we
ilnd tie following
orR NV CeHRrNrY@B urrow. a Pref
ynaa commenced PAY ing out new style
u currncy. Ii ~ neatly engraved bill.
and nlsa t.ie lace III IL tnis firln promises 10
pay II value III currency to tue carer.
Nc viii Mv,,r,. u. y. all succes. to { Al,
asw OPERATION.
llct, TN Anti Bank paper approving
- al 4. al u-l ain, iaster .ue ami wis.,
a y 80 trn' IT. ,tlis,- u a. Dor-
w 4t la u et.t ..a Flairuluu, IA IN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

Last Saturday, . dispatch afterwards prov
en-. falss, was received by the Board Of
Trade At Chicago, announcing the suspension
Of al the Banks in Boston and Baltimore.
The same dispatch was probably forwarded
to Davenport. II occasionsd great alarm
at Chicago. II appears to be the financial
opinion here, that such news would hasten
restoration Of things to their natural con-
ditlon. There would then be general sus-
pension, when the notes of suspended Hanks
would Of necessity commence again circu-
laiing, and thus the old currency be revived
Under the partial suspension, large portion
of what long time since constituted our
currency Is thrown entir.i, out, while tho
remainder /. but little better, owing to the
total want 81 confidence Ii the Boston
Bank should suspend, the effects might Mt
last prove beneficial We nave literally 40.
pg' >l@ci- ior business and the financial ne
..iy would compel the circulation 81 the
notes Of tue su,pcnied Banks. where il i.
Snown tlio,c Bank have merely suspended
spscis payments, not failed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

II Is amusing to see some VI the Demo
cratic organs endcavoring their utmost 10
kssp the slavery question out Of this issue,
while their own candidates can scarcely talk
Of anything else. The Iowa City R.puti.-
ca, 10 alluding u Mr.. Samuels' speech
there, says:
The Dubuque Express, (Mr. samuels'
oegAn)s but tew days since, set up n terri
bic howl against the dragging Of the mi.
ser question - necessarily INTO the can
vass. II cznnot be that the Erpress wa.
INDUCING In sly piece Of irony at the en-
psnss u it. candidate. Yet, to those WIN,
heard Mr.. Samusls IL would certai.lly sen
%. Wry, IL was almost the only string
sPon which he nddlsd; as monotonous as
thoss nsgro lullaby's by which the preco-
cio0s SAmusls va once lulled to sleep in
oad Shenandoah. The Express must attend
U Samusls. lt will never do 10 let him
nddis upon one string 70 iocessantly. White
Msn rel - II there was something NOR,
snPoeeans st stake, thaa the Question
wssshes ono hundred and fifty negro emil.
orsa n Iowa should b allowed q cnance ia
lean their A. B. C's; whether one hundred
80 my adult blacks SHOULD DO allowed "a
10y os'ors wAite jul les, just q they do
~ seventeen othsr state. oi the Americen
Cnion." 'S~n
u appsArs that Mr.. Samuels doe, nat even
conans himself to tie slavery question. He |
l. sasss "sls nigssrs" continually. For a
prsirs opsstry. - tiuds IN im.aen,. uumb.r /
" veod pilss In Iowa, aud .n,rrern IN
each u them. II thee " aixgsr.n only h.a
sssss, samasls would b. the tis,t mn u pa,
thsr Saslly hsads. We should not j. ,ur-
Pss.sa y ~ would consent in taat c.se 10
- ~ ssaldssa 70 public schools where
~ sss'd sesaAliy V in danger Of learn
- asiOr soag.." lie /. ssrg anxious ior
'seo jsse 30, and IL /. almo~, . source Of
- - snsso equality dos not reign
~ 1sfsn RI - sable property"
NO. ~ ~ b4sesa 4 thoss WHOM :. /.
, ssdaiN SQUIRTING ~. la.ss.l Vi Ls
ln2sGsiass.tss 80 - sppaaaps. II
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
Sanevel, Ce,tisr Scared.

Tue Democratic Candidate Tor Governor
addressed the people ~ iowa clt, lat Fri
day evening Mr. O'Caonor had been for a
week previous discussing the questions Of
the iay with Mr. Samucls, bGt at Iowa
CITY either Mr. samuel- 81 his Democratic
friends eere getting badly scared and RI
fused 10 let Mr. o'Connor Join IN the dis.
cus>i.n. Mr. samueis signiiied /, was not
scared. but the Democratic Committee did
not ike it As the Iowa City Repabiico.
SAY. this was paltry dodge. If Mr.. ;.
wanted d .cusslon, every body knows tina,
he had but to SAL tue word, and the Demo-
Cratic COMMITTEE, would not have presumed
10 interfere with hi. wishes. A. the di--
cus>ion was refused. il i. evident that he
did not desire 1t. Mr. 0'Connor has beer
making the fur ny, and We don't wonder
Mr.. Samuels is getting sick 81 him. The
Democratic Candidate eoald stand il at lit.
lie county meetings, and where there was
no caance to dodge, but At the Capitol Of
tie State and before a big meeting, be- had
no disposition in the world to meet Mr.
O'Coauor.
Ho,- different is thi. from Judge Lowe.
ccur-e. Mr.. Saguels had the privilege OF
taking advantage Of Jadre loves appoint.
ment, so long q, he desired, and was mad,
weleome. On hi, own accord he finally left
Judge Lowe, aud then Mr.. Gillaspy tool
III place, and i now travelling with our cal,.
dliate, at Judge loves appointment 4
Mr.. Samuels is regarded by hi, own part,
ss one oi their sble gum" and best speaker,
II cannot be that he backed out
Al Iowa City from II discussion with O'Con-
nor, because be feared him a, speaker. II
was greater fear than that--he feared th.
people hta'ia2 The trath-he feared tile ja4ig-
nsat Of that crowd before winch error anu
truth were to be presented by their rcspec-
tive opponents. He knew tia, O'Connvr
could properly expose the political error
Of opinion and practice Of the Democratic
candidate for Governor, and anniLilatc ans
charges Mr.. Samucls might make against
the Republican party. The fac, is, Sam
uels j. afraid TO meet O'Connor, or any OF Ii
CT able defender Of Republican principle.
and he ANONYMOUSLY backed on. from pub
lc discussion at Iowa City.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

All, or nearly all, Of the Banks of Issue Of
the Eastern States have suspended specis
paymsa' Now il splendid time FIR Black
Republicans To advocate the policy Of g.
tablishing wildcat Banks in Iowa.-D,ao.
Graf.
The Black Republicans advocate no
such wildcat Bank policy. They advocate
what the great majority Of the people Of the
State dsmaai. legitimate Banking system
10 provide Us with sound and safe currency
Of our own. No party can establish day
banking system in this state without the
approval If the people. The Democracy OPP
pose the new Constitution because IL give.
the esepl an opportunity Of establishing
Banks II they want item. Under tile old
Constitution they had no such privilege
Tae new Constitution expressly say, under
tie .sea II Corporations:
., y. at 81 tie General 4 emily
- se .tla- csiri"'F iti4a ara -
hA4,. 81 "a - aur..z
ass =st'*s ~ 'T ati
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

>..IA4Ir41 ENrEk..
- t,.eit,l % tie H. ton Tarel 6,
@..',. u ~. aas 10 Tie seieiiifie Con,cn.
-'.n IS, atltr..l. witnessed a.. experiment
hi etret t.t l.er.4e members a taat boil,
ea.ea l. a,scf.i,s. tpus:
"a. a. a .stft .sfty o sa.ass on tie
tfai.--lean.si ihe4 wao though n.oae-i
oull I'll aoyer TIE scientific habit aeneat y
rs CLOAK u .Isall talk. aw enc large.
I'll lAeel. bari, zen leRln perform an aiiu;i
eApsr.iaea, at Waite hiyer Junction. lie
lilvd ! tlmbl,r hal. .ull 81 water. AMI Nv
ai,caafgifg is1,k.t pi.tol into tue same,
Hanged IL colsf 10 a brandy Gue. After
holdiag tic liqail ~ the light, lie dellbcr-
.tciy drank u, | understand the exper,-
hent / quite a common one
itis believed that tie .ame wonderful ex.
pertinent has been periorned by per.on. no
max. to prctcn.lon. ~ scientific attain
mcnts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

..- =. ,,..e -. -. 49,. /. /
des el'c;i,a.
Tots 4 i tie ~. 1. 81 las', net the lie.
P'.eli1sn bar !, " 20 are u =, ,,e uloa 4.
question Z: BANKS. 3st -, Gen.scr. 81 are
oFfesed = 'easins il to the rsople. I4cs
arc opposed i that m-nd n,nt u the I'D
Constitution watch gives ;le reoplc TIE
lrtssssgs of having Banks, i: They - de, IN.
Ias leadcrs u Il, Democracy N TINS State
Are oarssd Z. Banks os ssa,. anc tier.
oseaa here, i opposed to Bank. Ii they
Obtain tee power the people will not DC
ps rslittcd to have Bank, and currenc, vi
their own, but viii be compelled TO depend,
- II present, upon the wildcat and other
issues from abroad II the Republican. oh.
tain the power, the very next Legislature
viii draft Banking Act, and at al. earl,
day submit IL to the .jademen, Of the ,.eo-
pie - the new Constitution demands
Which party will the people favor, 50 lar a.
this important question Is eoncernedl Tie
party which fasors them ami coniidcs IN
thcm--or tho party which will not trust
them, even ON this Banking question:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

WheossIA Bssa fAllrars.--TAe Fox
RIVER Bank located nj Green Bav, failed.
IT. capital wa. $4,000, anu IL. circulation,
M the i.r>t 81 jul, lat Wa. So. 900. which
Wa thus .erurei: Virginia o., $1,000
Icnness. b'., ~ls.uso, Missouri O., $500
sl'ccle, $500. Total, S2..uu
We learn that the Peoples Bank oi Mil.
waukee aud the Badger State bank of Via
con,ln ha,e suspended.
We also learn VI the suspension Of two
prominent banking houses In Burlington.
Iowa
Our own banks stand firm and there was
not the lsa~t disposition manifested To run
upon any vi thcm.--Chieago Ir,bun<.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
e. The New York Trjbra, caut,o

e. The New York Tribum cautions
persons in quest Of work or situations Of any
Kind against going TO that city before next
spring. IL says that there is not employ
mcnt for those who are there now. and e-ti-
mates that on the 1t Of December there
will be 100000 persons in the city who will
he unable to obtain any thing to do.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
The FRAUDS WHICH ELrergp BveuAxA,

The fRArDs WHICH ELr.rEp BUCHANAN.
The PHILADELPHIA Nsss, says The Grand
Jury yesterday returned upwards Of fifty
true bill, against the election officers, for
the frauds perpetrated in October, in 1850.
The District Attorney has presented these
cases as speedily A. he could, owing 10 the
Fact that the papers have been scattered
and mislaid during the late investigation.
They have been collected, together with the
requisite proofs, aud the indictment. have
been oil found.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

@ The Dubuque Espns 4 Herald
Speaks Of Hon. jas. Thorins,on rs former
great Mosul among the Know No.hing..
What Of Mr.. Mccieary. tile chairman u the
Democratic State Central Committee 2
How great Mpgul was he among the Know
NotLings'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

IL Among the curio-iilcs which the
ladies Of Worcester Count. have forwarded
for exhibition at the Mechanics Fair in
Worcester, Mass, Is m infants blanket
wrought hundred and forty years ago BY
the hands Of the mother VI Samuel Adams
u Evolutionary fa,nc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

LArcHAnIE.-Thc idea Of the legal edi.
tor VI the Dsmoc,s.s Kicking tie lion. Jas.
llorington 10 notice. The editor say. he
don't Want to do IL. Probabl, il Amt mecca
sary,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

Tar X. |. BRiD.E CAsI.-Thc Chicago
i''ea"s says that in the Bridge Case the
jury really stood sissm for the Bridge and
est for the plaintiff.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

f.sI.- The shinsie factor, Of Mr.. G. Il.
armstrong = Cllc.so. ". cvn.umsd b. Gsv
last Sssusday svsaiag, Le~ $500.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

Notices Will ke inesrted al IL csnss per has each
lnser.lon, os % essss per week
A. c. FrLToS will be at the Office Of Da-
vi.cn 4 True. Tor sx to sish, days. se9
McfRAy 4 LASMAN's FLORIDA WATER.
An atmosphere Of perfume cxhsles from the hand
kerchief mos;enee With thts rsre floral essence -
Its rstreshins aroma prevents fan,neas vnd re,svcs
Headache and nervous Trcmor Gentlemen who nee
H. linked wish waier) amer shaving viii orvtre all
trouble from Irritation of the skin
Sod BY u Lanman 4 Co, whoesals drusrss,.
% Water street Nsw York and ~ ali druega.ts
o. sn- Ter ha'tlc .ceo
Bait At TINE Cor prs Ssr,r.-The new
hotel on tho Hickory Grove Rad the Golden sh.af
nvs usi.rs from The city will H. opcrrd lsxt Nonds,
evening on which ocsAsoH there viii hs a genera!
Festivals good supper, dancing Ae. and nts,rate
Baad IN auendanee Tho public are Invited 10 s,
tend The Frcgrstors in,end on tll. occasion 10
Iairciucy their rev hotel IN proper style
ss2switds,
To LrisE.--A lot and half near depot.
corner Of Fourth md L. Clare streets for g. OF &C
sears AYp.y
seiitf DAWSON = TRUE
foR SAIE.--A lot Of staple goods. co,..
sIs,ias mostly Of Boo,s sna ehoss and Dry Goods :,
IN. sa.u. Of about :aoo Apply,s
ALMET sEEYLs
.slo4II --S s psyslpor, Book
Two HrSuRrp Asp FoRrY Acsrs o
Lana-esau;lfal.y situated in Affair eounty, for al
cheap knaaiFr a. ih.. oi,see .esdtf
fogR SPLENDID FARMS FOR SAIr-Neaf
Inc city wiki good improvements. by
JACOB NJ ELpRIDGE,
se<f Cerasr o. Fourth asd Rock Island Of.
PioSrrs MiLLs.--The largest and mo,l
pcrfee, Lumber Mills gu the Mississippi orc offered
for sae. Fec advertisement u
aas,f MILLS b DEWEY
A SPLENDID new h.usc With all out
euildiass, aud s0mmandnga delightful view Of til,
r', .a,, ,ST'A' - 'as'r'''sE.I, Z nrwrv
250,vO No. |, Sawed Sningles-5UOOUl
iash 800 60 cord Wood "a, sioo per cOsd) al kEa
os Lumber, poors, sash, B.iads &C. w lad al osi
Mills Al reduced prlcss
.as,f DuRSELL, oiLLET CO
iANE NoritE.-For TREAT bargains AMI
fine Opportunities for Investment. see
MILLS \ DEwEY's
may4dtf ADVERTISEMENTS.
fok SAL..-A valuable building Lot II
Ferry street. Also, Two large new Brick storl
uoases nssr Depot ALLAN 4 CLARK,
si~z,dtf
IL Money to Loan ON Heal Estatl
security, by EDWARD ALDEN,
Inasls n w eorasr Man AID SECOND sts
GREAT BakoAIAs.--forty Splcldld LID
IN Lambri,c's Additon, In North Davenport for al
by lno.sI ALLES 4 CLAIM.
EI Money To Loan, in sums to sui
| apps.sants. by TALLNAN = POWERS
sPsedtf
5UO,OuO SniNGLEs.-Just Received. Uil
Half Million Ne. ! Michigan Sawed Shingles III
81. ., our Lumber Yard corner Fourth ard Hard
sou streets COTES Il DAVIES |
msy7df
tos SALE-A farm of 20 acres, ,ituatej
IN Clinton co, mile Eas, Of Big Rock 4, O., al
quarter Of mile from Rock Greek FIGURING Nil. |
| Thirty AGREE are improved aud III. entire farm |
raelosed with good fence The farm l. well ~stsi
cd sad has on II = fram house neary new, with &c.
lar and well Of Gle water II viii bs sold with III
crcps thereon for W per acre II disposed Of soon
| Enquire Of MILLS 4 DEWEY
| No. 5. lloflfnan's Block |
Or Of .. 4. WRIGHT on ,h. the premises. |
| lylitf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

THIS FARM COMBINES MORE ADyAN.
= IAokr thas sny. other " seoss Cs1ssy. IL
socss':s ~ asrsS, s:srly all under Isnes sAoSs =
nc.se, two .slis ard good elsssrn A. = 49,.
se. Sssn.fo q ssess appA 49,, 1ssay hssrtne,
- Y fenced 10 eolvssisni -, xiiH nviss -
~ y go q ihsm 1Aess 4 IN saaslsat sSSply q
X n q 49, oaneiIg sione sal asy ameaat II ssa
Arply q The suhsesibes % The fseSrsnS rosd ~
eeuss eslew the railroad ell.A60fAifE1I
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

Writing Paper.
THE SUBSCRIBER Il Now RECEIVING
his Fssl Sos OF W. sing fspef ccrnrrislas
tainnn.re n Note, Letter aud ,sp slses frofn some
4 =. beet mills W. the Ts5fel Sat- 50 Easi.h
al FreEeh papers iae.a 81 vi, ~ fuaad
COMMERCIAL NOTE
White b'ne, n Asd assorted 60 ~. "a ed and
la. - tie following mHi-. pGtasd ! - owe
\ H1t.b : Grown NJ. Guihie Mil, LayaId =
- = tar-a Co.,. l.ahH Br fhstt.. soutn~orih
Mahufs tarsaa g. >; L. aaa yeF. vs.g8ssa frvEn
L ...no II HYpsrv6 tt Id a aura EltsabrtLaa
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
IMPROVED CITY rRoprpry

No / uouse on Brscy street. 10, l b,oek 4 Rus
sell Addition douele house yvod cisissL And vel
Low bringing good reLt.
Nc. House On isth street hear Brady, sish,
= bargain
=. No House AID lot on ffih street corner o,
western Avenue two s,ories. well furnished ana
ieasss lsw.
No o. Two good houses and iots on nfthst
auvcsnag the above equally eligible, with the sxcsp
"e" VI hot oe.Is ieesisd VI g corner
No. q House o. Brady street nearly new, ro~
Is-NLS ior s-se uni purchaser could take rossss
Nc. !. Aeuss On Brad, stree, sa,oinins the shove,
Ne D House eorasr Of lS,h asd brady nav ~.a
pel.t And eSszmoaions, Low sss..ns Ivf 80 L.,
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~, No ueu.s and lot 10 De w.t. hsass \ ssssss.
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