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IAsu.
lYAYtsS dispOssd OF our Interest In our naven-
A port house In the Forwarding and { om mission
basin "a 10 aI-s:fG. Goodrich Gurus & faBtis, ws
take pleasure 10 Recommending them 10 our former
td end and pair rs.
leh3 dim Ebiof a rlshE
FLAsrERPRs BILL OF PRlcEG-
4 T & rexaisf - sling of the piHseFers Of DavEu-.
~ port, lac faIlo~iag ~as adopted
We sne aud 'rtisnet, Fasteners OF Davenport.
hereby sssetails bind ourselves ir not less ihap
tho luiioslng bill at ptiess during the year 1857
For thIse coat worK vn gramu bousss, g ct. per
alqsso yard, Far tarce scat WORK Dn back hoasss
Wheu the outside ~slls are mol iushed d, 25reats pef
sluare yard. For ihsrs coat HoFx on brick hou,s.
sbsn abs wril. are al is,ast, - e-nts per tglarJ
ard, For oLo CO - ascnlut IS cent. Ger so nara
Yard. or ona coat WORK 10 esais per square ard;
es1ts ext. tor pisstef naisb, ) eHBl, p~T ioOt Tor
double qalTHs aud exLsrBai az gles Al closet 1. up
der fsat6 .ncnes deep shalt he IN sksGred Double.
\ NJ. Hatnoo sCriu.p, +. V0iiat d.,
Tho. Wilsfn, GEO. ktehsisou,
Peter A,rAu, Alex ksnGsdy,
b. Tyler, /. b. hAunexsT,
y y, seyeHss u p. Mcko~a,
Fhos. Foster, Daniel u. V~aHSTmaL.
WU, Ben notI
PsrER MORAN, Pres.
:. n. STgyESs, ses'y.
Davenport. March ad, 1857 laeb3deU
SEALED PROPOSALS.
kITtLL b. received for The baiidinz 81 a School
wv ponse three miles up the ugeTl aatiI III,
i2th insE. fiaus aud spesiEeations ear bs seen Al
tho once Of " l.. Carroll: corner OF Perry aad
Third streets. Young sF0k KS,
.E-# JuhNsroS Brown,
- S~hEDANER,
Davenport MGtsh baiidiDg Com.
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ctscisr1TI, January 7thI 1887.
rs .sqgs give my opinion Ell she chisds \ 60.
eoln rositfan YeHf thays had two roofs pat or my
5aiidiue4, and believe 4, fatty as good As reprasen!'
I'd. aud lbs best by lar of any composfion roofs In
tAis place. lam heqaalnted with Hsud . Ihomp
sDat of ch.rAga. Wv
4 hatider In Cincinnati Tor " yeA.s.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-09

Gam u nd Co.--rats Cvnp.uy j,
U9~ rsadyto sell igt,tn It's ttdtuont 70 the to. IA 81
CAElanshs. IL ousrs soms OF The most des,rabGe
sassasss Aad residence loss aboa; this aoa n.sIn
t,sa. Any iaf,ra ltI9E sou;grnily lhs ZANE can
be obtained b. eailirg 90 gao, Il PARKER, K,q ,
| Ne. 10 0n's block.
fsulstsf C~AEIAsLHE LAND IN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-09

eisclSx,rI. I2th month ga, 1850,
ThiGe Of tie ttH iastn. Is before tat, for reply
% .hY iaQllsiss about Inv PAteEs Elastic csntal
Rsanns u ~. l.. Cbilns s. CO / have examined
sevsIat roofs pal On ~ them, 3ud have my dwelling
lgus, ana liable eoytrad slA IN salsc material. /
bslleYs ihey ars the best, or Otherwise, tAs inCsi
complete reoi IN every respect ever pat on . taiid-
lag, eo.IsuS The same amor Al Of money, ihsy are
dc proof IRON sparks OF ESat conbusnais sas-
slaase<. ihs Fri.ad, tzHA bAiLf.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-09

i5S-Fist rate 2 story brick houss, 10 rooms, wiin
modsrn eonveniences, on Front 81, In block !, fal
toms addition; splendid v,ev 6cy SSxi50.
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EARM a.fsoprnn.

$50 ass lsna Of ssa .efe., . 49, ..
eatn proved land. osssSse |.
Sts-An Improved lara. Of Sse ARR. -,u
,srs .os, sithia four miles Of Ful,oS; SO ~. =
II water running tafouslh. sSss
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HARPER N ID

TOR III kCh, last rsssiyed with ali the Other
. Mag izipea, At
THE IOWA B0ok ROOMS,
No. 50 Brady erect, near the PoaOfnes,
NchS ELI ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-09

IIs-A farm q .to acres .sc. , and Ia. n 81 -.
exs Per acre: sgocd stock farm.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-09

For saic..&5 sere. Vi tsaaifal land J. milo rom
S2tAtJn uEs Oh Dubuqge road, ~ilh good house,
nsen, excellent well and easteTa, "a rings Of never fail
US ~stsr II acre trsToerries, Rho barb, Apparatus,
W. viii be sold eatirs or 10 parcels o suit parqhEssrs.-
apply 70 GE0RGg L. NICHOLS,
janA DIFF Land Office. Nsfr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-09

hank ~ 40 gsi..-Tas ia .sr4gx4ed have
removed N the us~ bti'ding IN AsAsuus i shep
Isd', block or Second sIssl, shsIs ,h.y will re.
.aain during the ertrtien "i their new Backing
H0u.s, rssig 10 sEgsbd 70 batiness as usuai.
asfeh2 AR C0UK X SARGENT.
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Iona LAND AGENCY.

~ *ss
WILLIAM aLLgal lwA I, olAAk.
.lLLE.vA' Gx.aMA,
Attorneys and Ceanssllors st Law, i
Real Estate Brokers, Lis Insurance And 0sa.
sral Land Agents, and Notsriss 4uhlas.
DnvOnpoEt, xOwA. /
Collection. aud all psoissdcnA business In every part
If the state entrusted 10 oue care, Will receive pionnpssi-
tsntion, money invested. taxes paid for non. residentsi
money loaned Oh anoncnmbsred real estats security;
land warrants bought, sold and located; Axms, house:
md lots leased, real essits OF all kinds booRh' aud sold
% commission
-BEEaR To-
Cook a SsrEY9s, lsvaaPort Issai
Cook 4 Dflfun,
aon. Thomas ki.n, 81, Louis, Moi So
Lucas 4 stnonds, /"
Glover 4 Richardson
Butler, Keith q Hill, Boston, Mass.
Jas. N. Bssbe ! Go,
be Coppst s. Co., \ ";
Henry Q. Msrqusnd, New fs.k:
Henry /. King,
DIV, fl.sk. Hartford, Cts
Col. u. y. Lsrncd, Weah., y. G..
c. 4. taiap ~ Co., Cincinnati, o.
Pti5 alien, IT,, Pittsnsld, Mess-
IS b D1rranss, Portland. Me.
VIZ tFVGTE ATTENTION TO oos sxrlssvk GAIA
IoouE o. IxrKovrn FANS Anp Win LAHps, Cfrr
PRofARTg, &c., ron SALE At AonrRa~s sicss AND
or gAsrTEshs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-09

eissIssA,I, neeembfx ialh, ESQ.
To ray eonsern ;-fhis ts 10 certify that
We have :doplsd w. b. ohiids 4 CO.'S Elastic Fire
and watsr Proof cement itoonnx upon our stores
aud DIV eliing houses. II has stvea tue most PET
feet saII .taeiion, and We can II TO all
si,btnx Pro ana Water Proof koo5As.
Sig ssd, bAhhh :" NoS fheL,
Gas s xtarss, o. S9 wsst Four1h street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-09
A Recipe .hst rarely over fails 70 cure 8 Cold

Davenport. Jsaasry Lab 1861. LgvI DAVIS.
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GLAGKB CELEBRATED FLOUR MILLS, ONE ls
ppsfstioa aEi exhibition daily, o0rssr psfry IN.
Third streets. The putlt:isiasissl 10 cab and g +,
State, Coun.J, To "nsaip sGd shop OF single rig B.
ara Mills Tor iuS T. rritop 81 nc State of love soa
sale, hpPiyta
0ct4f-dG JACOB WEATET.E-..
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Oyflcr or BgcKtY9 srArs lssrsAscz Cos,
40. no Front street, oct, Main u "a syca uiore,t
cincinnati, o., bee. 1874, 1850
To all whom IL may eonetfni Tins $40 eetfis
that I hay examined specimens ard ROOFS oI Y Z.
chtldsA co "a q TO aOl Wstef Proot scmFhI Roof
Ipg, and believer TO be eminentiy saperier 70 any
otnvr klnd u kooGng nov 10 use, ! was an e!e
.,1,,s.. M a scysre tidal VI one OF these Noofs, fron
! large seIuae OF nsme fro an adj slalns banding
which s,ruck d reesIy q pon the Ro,fand eornice for
oesr y nslt IN hour. u sloea ne tfiss psyoha an
expeclation, and saved ihe oalding
signed. aeAeLLs
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILAD ELPUIA.
IMPORTANT ANNONNCENE

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,
TO all persons afflicted with sexual Diseases such
L as Spenmatorrhna, Seminal Weakness, Impo
tence, Gonorrhna, elect, Syphilis, the vice o.
Onanisnl, or Scfabuse, &c, &c.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful de-
structon of human lite caused by Sexual diseases
and the receptions practsed upon the unfortunate
victims of such diseases by Quacks, have directed
their Consulting Surgeon as a charitable act worthy
of their name, to give medical adrice gratis to all
persons thus afflicted, who apply by letter. with a
description of their condition, (age, occupation,
habits of life &c. and in of extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish medicines free of charge.
The Howard Association is n benevolent Institu-
ton, established by special endowment, for the re-
lief of the sick and distressed. afflicted with Viru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now a surplus
of means, which the Directors have voted to cxpend
in advertising the above notice. 1t is needless to
add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
Just Published, by the Association Report on
Spermatorrhpa Or Seminal Weakness the vice of
Onanism, Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs by the consulting
surgeon, which will be sent by mail, Tin sealed
envelope,) Free Of Charge on the receipt of Two
Stamps for postage.
Address, Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consulting Sur
geon, Howard Association No. = South Ninth, street
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTW ELL, President.
GEo. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. v5-n45-ly
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THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR.

THE SOUTHERN CULTIvATOR.
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BOOK. STATIONERY IL FANCY STORE

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TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN.

HARPER's Story Books.
Monthly Series of Narratives, Dialogues, Biogra-
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TERMS Each. number of "Harpers Story
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THE GTORE.

The Official Paper Of Congress.
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ful paper, proposes to continue the publica-
ton of the Debates of Congress in full, in
GLIDING the laws passed. during thsnsxt SEES
sion, to commence on the LIST Monday Of
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Immediately should take the Daily Globe,
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Congressional Globe and Appendix.
TERMs-One capy, daily, one year SIC; ;
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FT,ETSHMAN & CONN
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. ;NGER'S SEWING MACHINES.

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TREASURER'S REPORT.

TREASUK REPORT.
THE following is the estimate of the expenses o.
/ this parish for the fiscal year ending NaySl, 1855
For Grand & Petit Jurors, : 500
Police Jurors, 300
" Salary of Clerk of Police Jury, $50
Treasurer's Salary, 100
i" Serving Ordinances of Police Jury 100
Parish Printing, 100
I" Compensation to Assessor, $50
" Sheriff Ex-oiliciO services, 100
" Clerk District Court IS %
/" Collectors Comn,s Tax, of'56 $50
Recorder for extending Tax1ioll, Is
Outstanding Liabilities 1000
" Con'gt expenses Specl apr. 1000
S5,575
Juas !. 1851 R. q. CUNY, Parish Treas'r
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23

EayXA SUCH as acute and chrenicU retheritis,
}sT.M (Gonorhoea) elect. Spasmodc Stric-
tTEN ture, burning of the Urethra, Neural
~ N3 gia of the Urethra, acute and chkonic
NNHT1 inflammation of the coats of the bladder
| causing desire to urinate every few minutes, id
confluence of urine, affection Of the kidneys eau.
sing dull pains in the back and loins, Gravel Fluor
lbus in females (Whites) etc, etc.
- PRICE REDUCED TO $500 PER BOTTLE
In all uncompicated cases one bottle will effect
a cure. For full particulars procure Treatise"
| to be had gratis of Agents.
| 1t would be well in cases of Chronic Gonorrhea
and elect, to use, in connection with the Mixture
our "Camphorated Belladonna Injection, to be had
also OF agents-price 30 cts.
The Genuine article can be had of I. SIILENKER
BROTHER, sole agents for Harrisonburg, La
Il CARD DR.. L. c. Thomson devotes his sole
attention to the treatment of all Specific Diseases,
comprising all Urethral affections Impurities Of tho
Blood, Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Heredit-
airy Syphilis, causing in all their different stages,
liberation of the Throat and Head, Destruction of
the Palate, Nodes on the Bones pains resembling
Rheumatism, and Ditch treated for such, Blotches,
&C., &C.
| ~ Particular attention paid to cases of Spcr-
nadtorrhdo, arising from Onanism (selfabuse,) or
other causes This deporable disease causes loss
of power, partial blindness, loss of memory, inca
paeity to attend to business, attempts to commit
suicide, &c. But for full details see DR.. 3 Urea
ties On spermatorrhGa, and its Cure" which will
be mailed gratis to any part of the Union. Patients
cured of this terrible malady by DR.. Us medical
treatment, comprising the ELECTRO MAGNETIC
applications to the spihe also If necessary by eau
terization with Lallemand's instrument
Structures promptly cured by DR.. IT'S sefdilating
Bouges
Surgical operations performed for Fstula in Ano,
in the Perneum, Hydrocele, Congcnital and Acct
dental Phymosis, Varicocele, Impossible Structures
False Passages &c All necessary medicines,
dressings, and instruments furnished at the Dispen-
! sary.
| Persons in the country can consult the DR.. by
writing. All communications strictly private.
L. G. THOMSON, MD.
Southern Infrmary, Established 1880 No. 142
Carondelet Street, 4th house above Poydras. Sign
of the Marble Statue, New Orleans.
City Reterences giren. Sept 2,'57-l7y
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A CA Is d.
MRS. MARGARET CALDWELL is vii

A "A R d.
MRS. MARGARET CALDWELL is will
III ling to board students from the country who
wish 70 attend the Hanisonhurg Academy. Her
erms will be reasonable The Academy will be
|opened or the Let Monday Of October next.
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day and Thursday, at 6 pm. Departs Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday at 6 am.
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IN Departs Thursday at 6 am.
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Departs Thursday am
Goo4cater Nail-.Arrives every Sunday and
departs Thursdays.
~ The mails to Natchez and Monre are trans
orted in two horse coaches
f. FLETCHR PM
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23
"WATER-CURE JOURNAL. y

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on all subjects relating to human progress and well
fare, than this Journal.-NewYork Tribune
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most popular Health journal in the world.-New
York Evening Post.
Published Monthly, and devoted to Physiology,
Hydropathy and the laws of life. 81 year.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23
FOWLER g. WELLS PUBLICATIONS
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