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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
INSURANCE.
INsURRYoUR PROPERTY,
Insnranoe CompanY
And, ,nre yong E9EpshFl bX,

= 44O 444S St14 G14ASC S44AkSo@Ay y. .
OF YHE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
NApIrAL, SSOVUrVAll paid and invested, with sur.
" plus will take Fire Cargo and Marine risks losses
promptly adjusted and paid. " Hi T. sELBH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
NJ. ..AIBER so6
CITY BUSINE ESS.
GOLDEN BEE RIVE STORE.
1F1n Al s IN SS,i' NN'fA IS Ell NO
II4 NIAIN 81


Fiji A1Nlo lTfsTTSR TRADE
q they aoa 10 tecc!!t Of Aet epli eoss OF Fell sn
DRY G oois, Vnr etlcs /, a a iIlInerT GaooAs.
They hare jass FrcCIsSi ttir Second FaH epresses,
whist, added IL hes taF'c stssFI S ena4le thl 70 PIE
sent tothc PnblS ueUTe tran
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
Being by the largest and MOST III S:eSs. sAi
tIobrRcing RSsT rhSiee aSoS thhS have
eyer offered to tue Puhts,.
To their former variety lsy hsVs sdiS1 large sek ~
aud n.so bsssuEaI hs u ehs:s f4ts, suitable fsr tt
HirteT Ttsaet 70 tSsh Ot RLi. Ha % ttSir ato4
generally they invite The kttsht5t. u III Trade.
Having tsSn In TIE 6AlLsIh SfCt1 ShSlt tno tTtonito
tne largely With hSEs aSra toT nAas SeFA
ts a. well Gs dtSetJ HIto thS AID ManIfao
tu.Irs IL sSIns he alta L Mr. ttenen:t
q Z ~ Sslsh Ssysgs y!Est tg rs flEk - al Retail
exec. u BY . 3tfutI1T hGUiS u t1LsHksl
Torpset tht ktB of slt EHfty itGtSsA4t3 Fftt tsS
have made, Ad making ample - foTGish
the ESlaIe Nib Ut stlsstea stakS VI sSN %
theif line In the Hest.
IN thI stock may be FernItsuns
l2uVV yds StkHTSsnbF aEinS S0lrs OF tEs Hhrsttulp
5000 French Aef!nSes, CasisthesaS. BotnbA
ftbea ard slAddenaiAs=sf Sfrry.saaIsJ and csler,,
full line OF the Rleiest raInted, otnbfo Shalisd
in striped CashmeFes and uelalNeA7iulESrted ti ~
400 stawls and Clo1ks-<nbrsetnS s9ale of the
ever offered in Wheeling. tfts
$4,000 yds ainShams DrAaLesi petAIhes And Prints ARD
$4,000 e" OF Domestlcssn6raeinE The lAtSest nne Of
American wopleps and Cot;un Eoods kept y aES slar
house, II not by any heaSe In tie city.
They have laid In their atock With view tlNSef cash
trade, AMI ge the Public that effort upon Asr part
shall be waiting 10 please. , ri7t 9s =
They feel confident that they oer Inducements
r0Se Ctlst cxCcled by house the MeI II
the uael states No trouble TO SHOW goodESuols setts
Cars. Hotels anil BoRts for cisloniers.
k48SA:ways on liau,l, Prime Live Geese Reathcts
uov6 57l 5ff-f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
MISCEI.I1 I1ANEOuS.
PTA MOS.


nEALER- IN q n y
N Ensic nnl NInsI.nI lastralnents, Cutlery
7a and variety q: 0oGlr'
NO. -I25 MAIN STTIEET-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

1nconnecton with the above, keep the largest stock
the Western country OF the following goods: VonS Yio
lncsloes Double DasSes Guitars, Banocs, Tambornes
PutiAes, Accordeons, Flutes, Flies PagSoleS, Chrnes
Drums ETC. 1nfaet Keep every article belonging the
s-BTs:s Bands supplied with Instruments ut short
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACFURE rs
BUTLER'R hook: :RkRRFoE1I'A
Writing Fluid, a1

4UAN4t9
TNcR this superior Fluid been before TIE pablo
y nov nearly two year, has been conStsny Galhiaa
AyoE and s noT preferred bg naRE to the frfane1 Ar
During past year twenty quart and pint bot
es, toRrheT with Emaler sizes nnunera6 pave been sOd
TO bankers and merchants CnelnnAtl, LoaTS, Pitts
bngh Buffalo, ceyelRnd Dstro fetrs HsnIe lafayette.
viueennSs IndiGnsPol. Evansville FTankort, Ls11Stsn,
and New Orleans has also been adopted IN he sSts De-
p1rtmeHts Of Kentucky, Tennessee and SaSpp 1t has
taken three 6rst class Diplomas Mechanics
Cincinnati und and fOo+ plpanss PrLis Mn
and Illinois. ~ Y - = ~ isG
( The following meIehanss bankers, Ae. IN Wheeling here
tofore using AfroIds English Inl have perch Bat
ier's Book -Eesptr's Writing Flutd: Il -
Northwestsrl Bank Of HrEinG; MerchantsE 4eShaRca'
bank Of Rheeiny Bank OF HheeIin Crescent AAnussE
ring Gomrapy County c:srk q ONO National Ee.
House; Kelly. Holloway C0 EusaeA AsAfee; GSrdoH.
Matthews Co.. II sweeney SSn; DoRne Cowgirl; Oh
din, Gberaon Co.; P.ess.
Por sale at manufacturers prices ~ = fllfs 3f
ocan I.AMBDIN. GI1aERsoT AGO
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No. 9 Washington Ham.
New ArranPeIneDt. {

MOULD ie sutze tbcr5 pnPeEs, perisi
ieas, fc whose names iRrr bern Iros
Mr Tobias looks 'hat aFv poV receiving sed krsdi
as &c. regularly and would request cse HoTe rpfrreA
to call at Iii Slain street Any WiEig dissertations
their : p adv usthatwe may notion
ger thti copies. welfare OF
elegant Family s: also Mrs sns' AID
Nrs. SonthWor's MUTl.e. Every thju the Hook and
Stationery line esi,e had at tl Hook stoIen HO.
nlra atre.i Il. Iinful 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

T AN receiving and keep constantly on hand alargc stock
i OF the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS 4 co.'s PIANOEs.'
Also, complete assortment of MEL0nEONS SERA-
PIlNEs from the celebrated manufactures Of Carhart,
Helhau and A. p. Hughes. Also, Splrnded Gothic
style for Churches Lecture Rooms with four stops
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NJ CjORI,EsPONDENl'S

LCTTERs concerning subscription advertising or other
the lntegrneer should be addressed TO
ttsi concerning ts editorial department. OF the PaPeT
Bhoul he addressed le EorS Jointly, or to either one
Of them.
writing publication, will please write
only on one side Of The paper.
ad secure prompt attention to correspondents than
Asy might otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
FSHfEET MUSIC.

am constantly receiving aud k ep hand large and
choice collection of Sheet usIc. Also Instruction Books
for every kind Of Instrnmen,s now In use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

Cons Pany or .A.ynch bnrii, Va. -
TNAp1TAL $U0UOU VIII take rsks lIroniItIy adjust
~ i.nas and pay 0ssss.a gi @N. 2. sELAsYs Asis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

F.tLL ANfl1 lIfNISi2 TRADE
CSToNE & THOMAS tate pleasure n saasunrla5 tha1
y they aoa 10 tecct Of le!t Fi stoss Of Fell ani
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

and repaired and all other kinds generally
With nrdtneSs and dispatch,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!

Splendid Inducements to those rho icisA to.
attend Il Comn,erciat College.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22

Accommodation Train leaves at 500 A. M stops
Way Stations, and arrives at Cleveland at g:S A. b.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
Dreadful stats Of A6airs In Utah brigham
Young 70 bssspssesdsd, and Military feres
seat into the TsrTitery.
nc Wv tOFk HefkId
WaahinOfon Mach 4

OePe6hssto Ine NeW toFk aefAId'
Washington, March II.
A letter WAS received here to-day from
w. w. Drummond, United States Supreme
Judge in the Utah Territory, By the admin.
istration. II gives sad and dsplorsble
pctur. ofmstiers in that Territory. The
following is taken from the letter:
aThe leading men ofthe church are more
trsitorous than ever. Only few days ago
oil the papers, records, dock cts, and nj ae
hundred volumes Of the lave, were taken
out of the Supreme Court Clerks Once and
burned. And this 10 not the only instance
sfthe kind, and ] say to you again, and
through you TO the President. il 10 impossi.
Bile for US to enforce the laws of this Terri.
tory. Every man here holds his life at the
will of Brighaa Young; snc here We are
without protection. l am firmly OF opip.
ion3,hst Babbitt was murdered BY Mormons
under direction of Brigham Young. and not
oy Indians. Murder 10 common thing
here; and Mormons cannot be punished BY
Mormon jury, Witnesses, o6cers, and
Goyerno, 10 pardon. II is too cruel and
must not be endured. A man, not member
Of the church, is murdered, robbed, castra.
ted, and imprisoned, solely for questioning
the authority Of the church. Persons are
now in the pehitsntiary convicted before
the Probate Judge, who are wholly innocent
Of any crime. 10 there any other country
where this sbuss 10 or would be endured!
lie. all. then, take hold and crrsh out one
Of the mos, reasonable organisations in
America"
The administration have had the matter
under serious consideration, and will soon
sppoint Governor, I understand, who will
take sufficient military force into that terri
tory TO carry out the lave to the fulIes. ex-
tent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

A TRAGEDY IN REAL LryE.-A letter
from Vienna, in IN English paper, says
1.-TWO suicides have taken place here With
in the last week, A singular even, has ts-
ken place at Pesth, under tragic circum-
stances. A Hungarian lawyer and his wife
had arrived in the eity> with their young
daughter, sged twelve yesrs, for the purpose
Of soliciting an appointment as Judge. Their
general appearance was elegant, and ths
lady was much remarked at the theatres, on
account Of the dassiing briilisncy Of her
complexion. One evening the entire iami-
ly dressed ~ for a(ss, went 10 the banks Of
the Danube, and, tied together by cord,
the child in the middle. lssped into the riv.
ss In the midst Of the pieces Of ice which
were drifting BY. A piercing shrek escsp.
ed the mother, and with assistance the par
eass were dragged out, but the child sunk.
Tbs father was dead, and the mother, on
gaining the shore, was found to bs mad"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
BELFAST susK-Tnis large steamer was

BKLFAsr SuHK.-Tnis large steamer was
sunk last week BY grounding at Island S.,
lover Mississippi, and breaking IN two. By
the following from the St. Louis Intelligen.
Ger, it seems the Belfast was a particularly
unfortunate boat:
The steamer Belfss, has always been an
unlueky boat. She WAS built here about
three years ago by Captains Atchison and
Tay lor, and the latter gentleman took com.
mand after she was finished and commenced
running. While in charge Of Capt. Taylor,
il is said, she never made money, but los,
On every trip. About one year ago she was
sold to the Memphis and New Orleans
Packet Company, and was comma nded by
Capt. Church in the Memphis and New Or
leans trade, where she has been running and
losing money ever since. About one month
or six weeks ago, she ran into and sunk the
steamer Humboldt, causing the total des-
tructioa Of the boat and the lives of thirty
persons, among whom were thirteen slaves
The sinking Of this boat involved loss of
about $500 900, which the owners of the
Belfast will have to pay. From the day
she Asst left the St. Louis wharf until she
sunk. her career has been an unlucky one.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
FOR sAs OAiaass nqllE IStlsse.]
'u.tiee TasAy On ciflsenSSip.

Justiee TaAny On CisaseneAtp.
Massns. Epseons In his decision in the
bred Sect case. Justice Tsny says; ut be.
comes necessary. therefore, to determine
Who were citisens Of the several states
when The Constitution was adopted. In
urdsr to DO This, We must recur to The colo
aies when they separated from Great Brit
ain. formed new communities and t0ok
their place among the family OF nstlons.-
They were recognised % citisens Of the
Sta,ss, declared their Independence OF
Great Britain, and defended il BY torce OF
arms. Another class Of Peseons, who he'd
been imported % slaves Or their deeoeno.
eats, were not recognised " intended -
DO included in that memorable instrument,
the Declaration Of Independence"
Two regulates only are stated - be
necessary for citisenship:
Let. Declare their iadsp ndsnes Of Great
Britain.
"a. Defending il BY force OF sfms
The Declaration" Was out mere Pc.
DER bullet, aud would have svalsd moth.
ins except " followed and backed Up ~
lead asd iron. One the sksiston, me
other the soul and vitality, "by fierce Of
srms,' then, was tAe CREST requisite Of ca.
ixenship, How was il with the aegfo IN
the revolutionary struggle Why, BE-
fought in the battles side By aide with
Win the white man. What schooleoy has
not read Of the "black regimsnt!" Wssh-
ina,on's body servant, JUDY, attended him
through ell his campaigns. Says Hill.
dreth. the historian, At one time "recruts
Of any color were now gladly accepted,
aud many negroes obtained their freedom
by enlistment. again, st1another time.
"the enlisted servants in the army were
ali declared free" At the battle Of New
Orleans, Jsckson directed the registration
of ali the male inhabitants. One half Of
the population Of the city and country
were slaves aud free men Of color. De.
terminea to avail themselves OF every
means, Jackson Issued from Mobile an
a6ectionats address to "ths aoble-hearted.
generous free men Of color, rspudiating
the mistaken policy which had hitherto
excluded them from the military service,
and calling ON them 10 elto lthemsslvss
in distinct corps. andi to which they
quickly responded ussr an act Of the
Louisiana Legislatur called together IN
special session." Fom oil the facts In
the case, the negro is 4 citizen Of the
frs. water, according to the premises Of
Mr. Tsney. This is clear, legitimate,
logical deduction. AZ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
sligha Differences

Judge fsneys decision appears to differ
very materially in some paris from the Con.
stitution. A contemporary places the fol-
lowing side by tide
"So one can be citizen Of the United
States unless under the provisions Of the
Constitution; but II does not follow that q
man, being 4 citizen Of one State must bs
recognized ss sueh by every State in the
Union He may be citizen in one State
and sot recognized as such in another"
Chig Justice Taneys opinion,
aThe citizens Of each State shall be en-.
titled TO ell privileges and imHunisies Of cit
irens in the several States. - Coasttsut,en
Art. 4, Sc =.
And here again
sit 10, therefore, the opinion OF this Court
that the Act Of Congress which prohibits
citizens from holding property of this char
aeter north of q certain line Tin the terrific.
ries) is no, warranted. --Chxt Justics Ia.
sys oSinisa.
"The Congress shall have power to dis
pose Of and make ALL BEEDfrL ErLEs AID
REGULATIONS REsYEcTIse TEg TERRITORY
OF other property belonging TO the United
States --Censtltution, Art. 1, See. Q.
just Il this ume, the Democratic party
regard Jndge Taney's opinions a. Of ind
nitely more Importance than the Constitu-
ton Itself.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
Dissolution!

Tho partnership heretofore existing between Allied
sanders and Lsvi Davis, under the style u Sanders
Davis the printing and Publishing Of the Davenport
Daily s.kly aud Weekly GsEsHs IL this day dis-
solved by mutual consent AL persons avns claims
agH,ns, the shove Arm requested to present them
Immediately, aHd those indebted ustlasd that set.
Element IL nnedistsiy required Either Of the under
sisssd fully empowered 70 receive moneys or to set
tie all sccoapts due 20 or from the once.
ALFRED sAsDghs,
D~vsGSort, JssGaIy lst. 1857, LEVI DAvn,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

A Der AusDExEs.--A b. thrtsea years
W hss been convicted Of fderipg snoth
ss boy nine yssrs old in township Of
Garsfrsxs, Canada. Durihg lae whole Trial
be exhibited csIlous insif fencs When
asked il he had anything to ay before cen
tsucc Of death was passed a him, he re-
pied-"i say they've swer 90 lie. Old
Scott says he gsrs me t5. nd he did nos.''
According to the evidence he murder was
most deliberate aud inhumA Having had
Q quarrel Will the boy Mo IL, he enueed
hin into the woods 10 &c, . Jies, and when
there be bes, him with OK, aud after.
wards took piece Of br seh borIe, GU
L.s sifss, With il, and inAi.ted gsshss and
cuts al over his body. He then stripped
ths boty. hid j, between w logs. and with
the clothes tied up in bundle leh the
scsas. When questioned BY M'cull's fs-
shsr, - denied tbs mufder, bot sfterw ards
esasesssd q. giving iu hsrFibls details
10 sssspsl The vigilance Of the officers
for svo wssks, but vas subsequently cap
suEod.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
For he GAeetse
lplxfsw,ium - r6Aar YrnAnea.


Asssas. EDrrosa: Usass abe above cap.
ton, appears leading sditsrislta the Ssss'
Democrat Of the a6th inst. in which the
esnias who prssides over that dslecti6le
sAses shows an ssrssrSsssy faculty ofezpel
siAe teiss readers The fallacies and hsmbsss
which sssm to Be taking possession Of the
minds Of 40 many children of men" He
goes on in the article referred TO porusying
the evils OF sptritualisn and other isms in Z
logical manner that would d. honor TO the
great ksformer Of the six,e nth century
and wiads up with viadic,iveness and indis-
cation q the hidra. hsaasd monster which
has a. many heads a. there are II esStatss--
called Republican pary--and would with
oss full swoop annihllase i, f.om the m.nds
Of the people. In residing the sane paper
4 few days since ii was aaaoo acsd that this
dangerous Aambag, this great deiusion, was
dead and buried; but no~ to the great NOR
tisca,ion OF this Intellectual genius and the
Democratic party in general. they have dis.
covered tina, il has vieslib. Al the conclu'
sion OF his article, and in agony Of soul. he
propoands the following important question.
~When will the people cast them oil"
OF all the humbuss that have ever taken
possession OF the minds of the people Of this
country 10 the so-called Democratic party.
and in the query ProPoundsd BY our worthy
Contemporary, when will the people cast
them oHs" We reply they ase doing that
now, ASri-SHRIrUALnr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
MossY 70 u xuEsbrD !. WAsrrueros

0osSh ~ ~ AASk1bk0 ~ w AonIH0f0n.
The appropriations BY the last Congress
for public purposes at Washington are ..
bout $4,000 900. including for water works.
100000, Capital extsssion $500, 600,
dome $500 900. Patent Office sass 900,
General Post oaes ssoo, 900. ArssnsI
grounds 1900, DC.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

WELL PErYExrp young man in Phil
sdelphis sprinkled cayenne pepper over the
floor Of . ball room. oeessioning nuch al 5
noyanes to those engaged in the dance
He was arrested neg, morning and pepper.
ID 10 the extern, Of 81 900 for bail to snswer
st Court fof the fur.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

: sure way to make fortune Soon q 70 Ia
the Right Of enc Of
Ciark's eiebraged Flonr NAass.
NEWLY PATRETED
NE cheapest, most simple, durable and con psc,,
larger yield and better auautY Of aou,. thss AZ
otass Viii an Use or for sale Mil can BE- sssn, Do
lnS merchant commission and custom business
Iows. wegusr1niee the ~ Mills 10 perform a ~
Ispfsssst snds 70 griad over ten bushels whsst pr
s . CAL And see for yourselves. For Risnu md
AA" ioStnsoA OF lswa and Illinois, apply 70
= JACOB WkAVEh, JR.
cation. Ishs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
A Chance 70 Mako . Fortune

cLAsK's CELEBRATED FLOUR MILE, one In
operation and exhibition daily, cornsf Perry and
Third streets The public 10 invited 70 call and roe Il,
STATE, County, Iosnrhip and shop o. single rights
land Mills for The Territory Of the State Of Iowa for
sale. Appiy@
h Oct24-df JACOB WEAVER Jr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

SKssulx. Marcy has de.
clinsd the public dinner rendered him BY tho
merchants of Baltimore.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
JOHN l.. sWIIS,
Heal Estate, Money and Insurance
BROKER.


Brady street, tasxi door 10 Post omos5
-.......... DAVENPORT, IOWA.
zeal Estate bought aud sold on commission
LAAa Wa!rsnte bought, sold and located; Inv sst
Hsnts made and money loaned on real ssnts or Per.
sosAt security; Examinations OF land lillss made;
No.es And claims collected, DC, - o. tI|EE II = :
Aeenoy Of tho following reliable and reasonable
Lie and Fire insurance Companies:
Excelsior Fro ln,ursnce Co.., ..
New Amsterdam Fire Insurance, :. 10000
rhsnix tife insurance co, Brooklyn I" 100000
hcheneetsdy coupty Fire Insurance. @ Nm va
Co, Schenectady, N. r., 100000
New York Lie Insurance Co., N. Y. city, ,o00eoo
- ADrRagNcRs. @"ES t4G
Chubb, Bro, Barrow = 20 :, bankers ~
$50 - Davenport, Iowa.
Daniel ], hsweomb, ESQ.,. =a. t,s.t d
barron Markell q Co., bsnksn, pubuqus,
Ma rine Bsns, a. g@5 at Chicaxo. in. y
fori Plain Bank, Fort Plsin.N
Mohawk 1Ank, .. 81 SchspoC,ady NY
Gen. John } ,Visls, Troy, M w. -.
Hon. G. y. CochTane, NJ. c., Albany, NY
Webster u sacis, #aG.5 New foyk eitv t...
ms HNty
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

MAAssAL RysDEas.-we congratulate
the New York Democracy upon the 40.
poin,meat Of Capt. Rynders--,he renown.
ed bully, rowdy and rioter--n v. D. Mar.
shsl for the Southern Dis<jc,. II Bill Poole
were living be would doubtless be selected
a. his deputy - Chicago Prsss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

II has brcos established lAet that LIT. sAaisfds
invizorstJr VIII cure Liver Complaint Jsuadtcs and
General Debility. Many people, personally known 70
Us, whose word mol be doubted, have given their
certificates % prove this and with such Of svi.
dsncs who doubt. is truly the iavalid's friend
ana will give relief whsn all othsr remedies fall IN
instances tha. hare nndsr our obssrvstop,
al the means Of snstc hing it, victim from The
grave, We wish all readers who need 70 sdicins
would try bottle, for IL will surely give relief.
-mhis DIV
For Sale..2s Acres Of besnufnl land X mils from
corporation line on Dubuque road with good house,
barn, excellent well and cstsrn, b nngs OF never L
ing water, acre Strawberries, Khu b4rb, Asparagus,
% will be sold entire In parcels to suit purehAssss
Apply to GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
iank0 DIFF Land Once Main st
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

Hon. Senator Chandler, Of Detroit, was
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
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MONEY TO LOAN, In sums 70 sait appliesnts--
For SALE OF Ixehauge fer Iowa Land,

new brick house with zen rooms
CLOSETS. &c, wood house, large csterp, z ood we'll
Warmed with hot air furnace. Convenient 70 town
Fine view Of river and cities. Furnished In pnr,--
Long Gitne given, Possession given nrst may
Enquire Of WIN. HoREHOUsE
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
CHisIsTOPiiEIx CULLEN,

FISHES ~ inform The public OF Davenport and
w Scott county that he has permanently located
10 Davenport ana that 10 will shoe horses on scion
INC principles Alter 20 years practice on the snat-
omy Of the feet ana having spent II ycars underline
superintendence of the best Veterinary Surgeon In
Europe, he wishes TO say that no will awe ss,sfao
ton to all that employ him He earnnssy seiisits
custom from persons ha ing horses Isborins under
the disease Of corns and eonlactiops commonly
quarter cracks, ssnd cracks, sprsns Of ne cords,
0ndsrs, ing bones, spsvins, AL Of uhish hs var
are caused ~ ssd ssssiss srisaat Of proper juae.
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