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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

f0sSitn-bosn citisens who hsvc watched
The eo1Fse Of the 20 called Democratic par.
81 tQxAraa~ han. mus, % say he least e.
gard that party ~ very uncertain in it,
friendships. Al one time, and this time 10
generally just on the eve Of IN election. the
Dsaocratic party 10 fawning upon and
caressing our foreign population to sick
ening degree, and juet 80 long a. this por-
ton OF our citizens lend their aid TO keeping
the Democracy in power and office, they are
the most immaculate Of men. But when
this aid and comfort are withdrawn, the true
instincts Of the party develop themselves
and open scorn OF injurious oppression axes
the place OF their former love. This fact
has been exhibited in our own State, Du
ring the late session Of the Iowa Lsgisla
tare no opportunity was lost by the Democ
raey to sneer at the Germans. But to this We
have already alluded. Here are a couple
evidences OF prescription OF foreigner" D.
the Democratic party. The Democratic
Legislature OF South Carolina have requir-
| ed residence OF two years after NATURAL
sa,ion TO qualify foreign born citizens e
exercise the right OF suffrage, and the Dem
oera,ic Legislature OF Psnnsy lvania is fol
lowing the example. A bill has been in
troduced there, BY Democratic member o.
the House, to exclude all unnaturalixed for
eigners from the offices Of president, direc
tor, and all other positions Of like duties am
| responsibilities in any company or associa
ton within the limits OF that Common
| wealth.
| What change is this from the late from
presented BY the Democratic party-th'
party which go recently was Justify abusing
the Know Nothings for prescribing for
| egners." A few months ago counting VI
figures with tosiyism which must hav'
disgusted the more intelligent OF that elias
-now proposing to exclude all unnatural
lied foreigners from any management o
control Of private corporations or industris
associations, in which perhaps the capita
and energies Of the foreigners thus excludes
are largely invested. We doubt whethe
this party can ever again SO deceive foreign
born citizens by their professions Of love, u
least Germans, as TO secure from them an,
great degree Of support.
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The lcsrian Community at Nsuyoo. like
any other attempt at Communism that we
sser heard OF, has proven an entire failurs. A
memorial is now before the Legislature OF
Illinois for the repeal Of the &c, Of ineorpo.
ration Of that body. Thus the Utopian
scheme Of Mons. Csbo, resolves itself into
thin air; fortunately he is not only Gpared
the sight Of its dissolution, bu, also that o.
the many disreputable collisions that occur
red among its members prior to the ultima
tum. The following extract from their me.
mortal tells il fate, and mirrors that Of every
other visionary project for the improve
ment Of society having a common interest
as its basis
"Afier seven years Of practice, after in.
Vulnerable sacrifices, privations and exer-
tions, our hopes in the happy results Of this
system, as praetieed in the Colony OF Nsu-
VOC, are disappointed; the experience has,
up TO this date, proved an entire failure,
which result is TO be attributed 10 various
reasons"
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New Store an d New Go DDS
+. & r. II. TYNER
A REnow opening At the stand Formerly occupied BY
"A Sutton n Co, corner Of Rock Island aud Second
streets an entire new stock Of
DRY GOODS,
BonsL, BY ono Of The Arm in .he city Of New York,
expressly for this market and we'll suited TO the trade
and season. Oar stock OF
LADIES' DRHss GOODS
IslarEs, aud comprises great many elegant styles
silks, Muslin aud Wool pei.sinos Wool bsr eges, Eng
fish aud fseneh Merinos Parametta Cloths &c Also,
heavy stock OF Merrinack, Cocheco, bay Slate, Phil
y Aiiens and other good brands Of
PRINTS
All OF which will be sod At 10 prices.
OLoAKs AND MANTILLas
This department Of stock Is full aud complete,
and contains great many styles, bought dit eot
Of tho manufacturers also splendid assortlnoat Of
CLoAKINa CLOTHS,
Losg aud Square Broehe aud Bay state shawis,
srocae ss.ri DC Also nice variety Of Ladies', Opera
Hosiery, Gloves, A'. Our stock of
gABRoIDEEIIs
IontsansA great many beautiful Collars, Han dker
chiefs, Sleeves Bands, Flouneing, Laces aud Edgin
and complete stock u Velvet and other Dress and
Cloak Trimmings Our stock Of
STAPLE GOODS
is very large, aud contains splendid variety of Bed
Blankets Brown and Bi-aeh-j Mnsiins nd Drliings
Ticking, WOODEN and Canton fiannes, Lads.ys, Den
inas, Crash, &c.
Our goods bou sht with The sntsntlon Of opening
here about the rst OF last month"; but able
TO pfucuie room The season has So Tar aars ed
a .kaU
lower than bsorc offered III thus city order
10 max room for our sprinS stock uf goods.
The public respectfully invited cali and am
Tue goods ssd pr Gee, n. 4 X n. 1yNkk.
Davenport Jan IS
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DT A Nashville paper expresses the
opinion that gentleman residing near that
city will be invited to a seat In the Cabinet.
We presume this means that Cave Johnson
will be invited TO accsp, the Office Of Port.
master General. We hope not. Cave was
ne poor q Postmaster General as the coun-
Try has ever had, with Of course the sxcep-
ton Of Campbell LOUSY, Journal.
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Of the Chicago Beard Of Commerce on the
subject Of bridging aavigabls sEsaas.--
From an able editorial on tho subject Of the
Rock Island Bridge IN the Chicago Press
wc make the following extract:
There l. still one other fact which is i'm
pertant to full Understanding Of the con.
irSyersy. We allude to the relative mag
nitude Of the two interests which have
come in collision. We have before Us a
carefully prepared abatement Of the steam
boats aud barges that passed the Rock Is-
land Bridge from the Aih Of August last to
the close Of navigation, Nov. 29th; ALEC the
number Of cars, their freight and passen,
gers which crossed the bridge from Sept
Sth to Dec. 3lst. From this statement We
copy the following aggregate;
81 boats bound up.
10 s. down.
iss t..al number of passages.
or this number there were 81 boats with
one barge each in tow, and 40 boats with
two barges each in tow. The whole Of
these l62 passages were made without a
single boat coming in contact with any por-
ton Of the bridge or pier, and but one barge
connected with boat touched IN passing
and in tina, case no injury was sustained.
| The following shows the number OF cars
with their freight and passengers, which
crossed the bridge from Sept. 9Th to Dec
3lst: !.
/ Se7 Baggage cars.
l III Passenger cars
| <,sst Loaded freixhtc cars,
s,ss Total numbered ears.
This 10 exclusive OF empty freight cars
returned. The freight and passengers are
as follows:
| Amount Of freight crossed -, $50 tons.
Number Of passengers crossed SS,7s3.
/ A liberal estimate Of the freight and pas
ssngers carried BY the boats, included in the
above statement, would show that tho rail
road freight more than doubled the former
while the number of passengers carried by
railroad was about six times as great ss thai
carried BY steamers. II must be borne in
mind, also, that there are now but % miles
Of railroad west Of the Rock leland Bridge
to afford tho above business. In less thar
five years the business of not less than l.
900 miles Of road will seek q crossing a,
this bridge. And while this is true a. Ia
the certain increase OF railroad business ],
must not be forgotten that the navigable
capacity Of the Mississippi will diminish
with each coming year. The settlement o.
the country in which that river and its trib'
utaries have their sources is in rapid pro-
gress, and the inevitable effect will be di
minished olume Of water as has been the
case with the Ohio River. These facts
and many others, which We have neither
time nor room to amplify, will doubtless
have due weight with the legal tribunals
and we are not At al apprehensive as to the
result.
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To ~ Hvss.--Jas. Summons, who has
been lying in the Cincinnati Jail several
years under sentence Of dss tn, has had hs
case before the Supreme Court which con-
firms the decision Of the Court below. and
kxss the time Of bis execution the l7th OF
next April. Nothing bu, the elemsney 0
The Governor can row save him, ss 3 new
tris! has bsea refused
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CVINR6R SU0AR CANE.

tS0rSskn SdeeAsrtn.1
PURE SEED, CAOP of 1850
nNnE subscribers hereby intern tho public 'thss
J. hsy hassa smait lot OF pure fresh Seed Of No
Genuine Chinese Sugar Cane
for sale, In packages sufhcient 70 plant quarter Q!
81 acre each ~ . ! per package. II may bO had ~
Messrs, burrows d Prsttymsn's, or VIM. Ven
TuyPs or Of the subscribers u Scott NurseIy,
Davenport Jan ~ dim FINLEY DWihb.
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asrusIleAx Dlsrllcr coxvEHrIeH.
County Convention.

TAers will Be Republican Convention held In
naysapos, on saturday The nh day Of March next,
at he Court House, u O'Clock in the afternoon,
Cos NE appointment Of Dsiesans 70 meet in Con.
veasoa Of he lSsh Judicial District, 70 pat In nom
tnassea suitable candidate for Judge Of ssid Dis
,rics. Therefore NE Republican vetcr Of Scot
Cessy are hereby requested 70 meet In Ao'r re
spsstive tcwashipa, tAsir usaai places OF heid'nf
sssetaoas, % Saturday Ne SSH day Of February, ~
l O'Clock r. M, 70 appoint Delegates 10 meet in
sad County Convention.
Hyosdsr OF The O.. CentrAl Com.
~ PATTON. Chairman.
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~-s
GRAPE, YlNEA.

1'HEs ubscribsn would respectfully call the a.
j tontion of Vine Growers 10 the
Fairy Northern M usoAdimo Grape.
Having raised and proved over forty di0sEsSa va
nsuss within tho last IS years, 20 and II TO b pei
fecuy hardy very pioine and ripenins one IeSss
CARRIER than the CstawbA OF lsabella, sad ytsldieS
one gallon OF wine 10 every quartz Of cles FRAT
No have limited stock OF large and vigorous
plants for spring planting, which may 30 had u OUT
authorized agents price from one " ave Dollar
each, according to age aud sGs. We caution ne
public against fraudulent vsnders We have ap-
Iowa, OF whom plants may be had A liberal dir
count TO dealers. a r. 81kwARTp
b. l.HAWkiSS.
New Lebanon Shaker Village, Columbia Co., Nj
FiNLkY q DWlkk, Agents.
For particulars lar 70 bills ~ BasTows fre''
tymsn's OF al Gazette Once. an3p dsn
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yThe State Of Maine informs us Of the
death IN Portland Of Hon. Albion X. Par.
re- Of that city. aged seventy -one years
During bic lifetime, he wac FIVE times elect.
ed Governor Of Maine, once Z. s. Henator,
and was the first U. s District Judge. He
was also appointed Judge Of the Supreme
Court, and second Comptroller Of the Treas,
urv.
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The Repsbiicans Of Davenport IoSAship VIZ
In ascesdancs vita the above call nsean nsCeur'
House, On saturday, The ssih Inst. a os oeA z.
y :, 70 apPsint nsiegaies TO The County Convention
ssd transact other basiless. a fall attendance ID
reovssted. BY order Of Township Gem.
n, Demsccas rlease copy. A. A. McLoskY,
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81.


CHAMLEss, BLOW Il CO,
Wholesals Dealers,
ST. LOUIS, MO
w iii, on the opening Of the river, be In fece pl
~ OF heir late purchases, consisting Of
5000 Packages Of Drugs and Medicines,
500 cases Tieman's Painls, dry aud 10 oil
5000 kegs Blow's pure White Lead, Ia Us, 50, 100
and 100 ID. kegs;
600 kegs Preach Zinc, white;
500 bbls. English Linseei OH;
100 "a Tame rs Oil;
100 6 Refined winter Whsle Oil;
100 Z" Machinery ell;
TOO - No. Lard Oil;
100 g Copal, Japan and Coach garnishes;
800 /" Whiting and Putty;
200 Ground and clipped Loswood;
ln - Fnstic aud Csinwood:
Loco eases Sanfofd's kxt. Loxwood;
l,p0D dozen Adams Boston Faint Brushes, Ae;
100 boxes each sxio, loHi2, and lUxt4 Pittsburgh
Glass;
5000 boxes ioris up TO 30x.q Pittsburgh sls,,;
1850 5. Druggist shop Furniture;
3,sn bottles, Walls, Ae;
to0 ebls. each Alum, EPSON Salts ADD BrimsloDe /;
% casks French Fieur suipbas and Powdered
Cream Tartar;
50 bbis Csmphor;
100 eases Tsrtartie Acid;
isl cases best French ANA Anne riean rsrfamery
100 bags each Pepper and Pimente;
s10 eases VOLTS Schi apps;
so cases soft Madras Indigo;
p casks prime Dutch Madder;
,ae9 kegs Newcastle B,-Cafb Soda
Cash and PROMPT TIAB BBYRas ,isfttux aar
chy are requested 10 give Us call before pureba
sing A. We feel confident that We eau supply them
out VI oar immense stock Al lower Hxares than they
ean buy Of any other House in the vest.
teoa dzw cHAkLkss, BLOW co
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Tn. auaIiliss Of these Safes are vol known
that lii. majority Of the mercbHBls OF New York and
philadei hin use no other make Of Bnies. We eau
fur nish es OF all sizes and with any Of
Locks wanted, aud will warrant 10 the utmost all
The qualities OF the safes we sell.
uug! HURRO w 4, PRETTYMAN N bAiKELL
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FARM PROPERTY.

/
| I0s-A Farm Of $50 scres with ra.uinx v.,., ~,
toss HOUSE, price tie psr scrs VIZ ), ,old n
more pieces, a good stock iarm.
100 seres OF timbss aud scs.s ssdsy
| oss per acre; good stock farm
le-A new iaria Of $40 .erss, part Of b.ossp hi.
| acre y" ~
T-a eh.sp fam, e.. q loo on II. Upton road ~..
otovs 100 serve OF good land ssd e ~ A. -
| sIsto. - '''ssn "'@k'
4s-A farm Of 300 seIss ~ miles north Of fulton "a
l price o21per acre.
| eU0-33 Of wood land In section Ia, an
| ssst, viii be divided or sold In one body. c'
No. iesA Farm Of ninety scrss On III. n,..,.,,,, ;,
short distance eeiov Capt Lodess ass stouk ~.
! ~ per acre. piss
| No i7S-A Farm u 10 ac<es near uek.., a. -.
uHder irs,cs aud nearly all ploasissd sa.s ~
Ae, with ien acres 1tastsr In liokss 0s,,s ra.s
water On tbs iand. 's'S
No. iTt-A farm of shout Isl serss .s.r ff,ehs~ s
si,enins No. us two story brick house ss.gfssns II
~Atar running through nne grszns sxI saa us~,ss ~
| andss cultivation; price . W pst aero,
4 Iva fAn OF ~ acre. near dtlkSty
~ acres good tinssr good soass stable ls prl. -
~ tcre
No. its, -sao aerss through The aiddi. Of sec n.
ACRES ents alsd, " serss ,u.~r, tss.' ..n 800
1 &c. Price cal per acre.
| No. i6,..so .eres In SEQ = 1sRs on Ne C.a.ss
| Grove road 10 isvA CITY miss iron Dsve ono.I a
l f's me house aud ouer impro ssnsnis. 0Iss,
/ No, IO2.-A Farm Of 100 acres on ii. ro.a,.,a.,
| IRON Long Grove " Aliens Grove 10 aarsa nSa.s
90 under fence and In eaitisauon 1,sms
80 stones, s,ssas, well, &c.
so.lss.-A hae Improved Fsrm ofiso acres. on III.
! west side Of Allen Grove Road, highs i.p,o.I
with three story hosss. elss per cove
e2s-A farm Of 50 acre. " hEK4nrpass
| cultivated and fenced, house roma v.t.. q IA,
| from davenport, $50 psr acre.
2oa-Bos~ssa 10 and 10 acres On Duck Cr,,L. a,oO
PEI acre
4"s-so sa" ~ miles nom w.ieo,s, go yer sar.
/ sl0-N sN AT fkik, rs acre, troA. and
fenced, 'oo young hees. house and EASTERN, essoO
- 90; acres On Daeuqus road near D.v.npor.
a2i-lo acres sa1oiniHs the town plat Of w.leott.
s22-lo acre. near Davenport highly improved
l2J ssfss adjoining the above for lsass.
ss-w INV 2sT7sRiw 20 acre. oral.,
i so per acre.
22+-i2o acres see Is T sogsE with acres timber,
| 40 sorss broke
22t-i20 acres sec 81 ~ rs =, ~ acres broke
2ae--A small farm Of - acre. ell cultivated, log
l houes, kitchen ssd cellar ~ apple trees, static
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Herring's Safes

V'HE subscribers are Agout.
= Tor Al essrs. y. g.. Herring
4 Cos. celebrated Fire aud
Thief PROSTATE.
We w0ald invite the ait.b.
lion Of tho public 10 the fact,
that these safes have Tor year.
stood the test OF both FIRE,
thief and also Of time. voil
many Safes VIII Ia 4 mes.uT.
defy tho former and yet fall
before the latter.
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Fruit aud Ornamental Trees.
LNRulT TREES, large siiss, Fiowsrfng Psn'
j Usage Orange Seed, kvsFgSesns In large Quan,
utes, for sale al Scott Nursery.
jaaSs dam FINLEY & DWIRH.
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nET nav YEN ON !

NET Nav YEN ONT
Gas o. no GAS
What . Nan does IL the This
IL he .psi.s v. shall II t.s@ c,SAY oasr our
elock Ut
WINTER GOODS AT COST,
We are determined 10 reduce our stock ~ low ~
possible, that We may start In The spring wiA ~
ESrlRE NEW sTooK,
DON'T delay, but come ON with your
A. the best Bargains 20 nrst. We viii sell YOU
goods little lsss THAI the, osn be boash' !"
thiscity
VIZ MEAN WHsTEYER VIZ say
Preach Nerinos and Coburxs,
Plain aud Fisut Dels nes,
| Pine All Wool French DaLainss,
the best goods In This market, al low iatss.
French MeTiHos, Coburghs,
Plain and Fixn cd boLaines,
All Wool do
| Sack Fiannsis,
Bod and Crib Blankets
| Plaid and Fix'd Csshmsrs,
Square and Long shaWis,
| BIaeha and Gents do
| Woo. Hoods aud Comforts,
which viii be offer cd 81 coat and isss'
BLACK AND FANCY DRESS silks,
| Al less than they now be bought East, rs the
| were bought before tho late advance
| in the price of silks.
| FINE kNGLIsH AND AMERICAN PRINTS iOc
All Prints sold by u Warranted Fast Colors
i J. C. CHAMPION & son.
fed3 corner Brady and Second street ..
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Hol1eway's ointment. Danger us
salses--Beware ofminerai oInimsnts. They drive
external diseases into the system. This nugueni
Is entirely vegetable. II expels the exciting cause
OF Inflammation and suppurstion. Under the eiea-
triee tieaves behind, there turks no covert poison
Sold at the nufActories, No 50 Maiden Lane, New
York, and No. "a Strand, London, and BY all drug
gists at 2Sc 6aISe aud u per pot. iebI7 dwiw
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ora. J. Donelson, late X. N. candidate
for Vice President. was robbed, on the
night Of the ath inst, on the steamer Dan
iel Boone, while going from Nashville to
Memphis, Of draft on New Orleans fol
"a 600 and q cold watch
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AslZs q u
Fer Sale,

A PEkFuMkD BREATH.--What LADY or gentleman
would remain under ia. Of dsagr esable breath
when by as,bg the sBALH OF THOUSAND fLowEhs' as
dentnse would only render IL sweet but iaaVs tbs
teeth white slabsstaff Many persons do now
their breath h bi aud the subject 10 delicate Their
friends will mention II. pour single drop OF
SPAIN" your tooth brE d and wash the teeth xht
and morning. A nifty cent bottle will Last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may saay be- Ac-
gnifea by using the BALM IHoUsAsD Flow Eas -
II will tan, ppies and frsckles from the Fkiu
having IL II soft and fo-eaia hue Wet towel pour
morning
SHAVING MADE EASY--Wst your shaving brush
10 either cold water pour two tire" DROPS
OF aBAls SF IHoUsasD FLDwREs,9 rub the beard we'll
and IL Will make beautiful son iatb.r, much facts
taa operation Of shaving. Price only nifty cent.
kor sale By all Dfugyists. Psssfs of ooanisrtsts
None genuine Ggissa sisned by
" r fEfkID6E q co,
~ 1edsN Franklin sqssrs, Nov YofE
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4
Imperfect article forth from their ostablishme nj
has gained for their scsiesA reputation that has
been surpassed In the whole range OF useful
cbsnisn.
The Scales are unanimously sekhow lodged as the
st4ndsrxia all transactions BY weight.
lawsuit which arose from discrepancy of
weights between ono OF Fatfbank Scales In use by
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co pany aud one Of
another manufacture recently tired 10 the Court
efCominoD Pleas, Baltimore; thecase occupied tho
Court two days and Judge Marshall 10 delivering his
decision stated the result OF his evidence that the
aeeurae 0fE4ivbasks Sesiss vas established beyond
ali question. For sale by
BURROWS, PRkTTyMAN Is DALzELL
Tho we'll known reputation OF these Scales has la
duced lhe vendors Of imperfect and worthless bs Ian
70 offer them "a RaiTbank's Scales, and purohAs-
ers have thereby In many casss 1Sen subjected "
fraud aud iinposition. The manuhetarers have NO
controversy with honorable competitors VINO trans
act business In ikslr own names, but regarding the
perpetrators OF Tie above fraud, as pursuing course
alike unjust and dshonontia they take this method
to { sation tho public Of thsiT impositioDs!
The paLsntsss manufacture under thslT own Ia
spt ton only II their facioy In b. johnsbutJ, Va
For salo 10 DassIportsolely by
BURROWS, PREfrYMANa DALzELL.
r. st. FAIRBANKS Il Go.
81, io1LsbtIy, VI, Msy ~, 1856.
jssst d&wiE
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DlSS(bl.IIn'u1kN

"sS'uhss D uON.
1 b"lN1 10 Mo extreme III health Of the senior
- partner IN The hr@ Of Dashiei 4 Small, who has
nesb compelled 70 return east, inc busines. VIII
",ea.ar be carried on BY the ubdefsignad.
~ ine present stock viii be sold al cost In axe
'"um fof an immense stock Of Bprihx Goods,
nemsMbef the place, the "Stsr Store" Ne.
lain sl. near troGt
10Y EDWARD A. SMALL.
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A Recipe that rarely ever fails 70 cure Cold,
Now, while winter, with its burtteu ~ Colds
rosshs is with as think remedy that VIII rulsv.
such Sisitations should be highly priced, and all VIII
know the worth Of this remedy, will do prize
itiouLy. Take double dose Of DR. Sanfords Insgo.
ralor snd IL will give greater relief than any other
medicine tried for have rarely 10 repeat the
dose 70 be entirely free from Cough. and the
lungs have time 10 throw 81 the collected matter the
is compist-. As family medicine for the u
Towel Dissases Worms, Derangemeat Of the Stomach
aud Liver, We can recommend i, knowingly. For sale
BY Druggist. generally, aud Ghas. 7. Webb, Das
enpon; Also by San lord Co.. n. YTCiy.
isnes-dSw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Under this head limited nn nbe fspecialnotfcss
viii DO aserted n 10 cents per line each Insertion,
or SO cts. per ~ eek.
Cam anche u ana C0...This Company 10
ready TO sell iotsin Its Addition 10 the town OF
Camanehs. II Offers some OF the most desirable
business and residence lots about this hoariseing
town. Any Information concerning the same eau
be obi aimed by calling gu GRo. II. PARKER. ksq 4.
No. 10 orr's block.
febi9i,f CAMANChk LAND co.
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Town Of North Florence, N r

n GORGE ALLING Co, junction Of Front and
Second agents for the sale Of building It. IL
the above town. which they offer for sale Al Io
figure. North Fi1rence situ,ted the Missouri Xiv
or, 10 miles above omaha CITY, aud has all the
| tpr city Having plenty Of stone aud timb f. and
steamboat laadinx Those Wishing to obtain lots wou,a
do we'll To call soon, FeDfUiltu-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
Dissolution!

The partnership heretofore existing between Aires
Sanders aud Lew DAVIS, uars the style u Sanders
Davis In the printing and Publishing OF the Davenport
Daily, TriWeeky aud Weekly Gazette Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. A persons having claims
against the above firm requested to present them
immediately and tho-- indebted notified that set
Element is immediately required Either Of the under
signed fully empowered 10 receive moneys or to se
Il. all accounts due 10 from the ofdce.
ALFRED SANDERS.
Davenport January LIST, 1851. LEVI DAVIS.