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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-19

New %
LACEY a. Co,


81 Charities st New 0flean LII.
e EXAM, II u iiAsEY q PiiII 90.
E u FPS ,clel s,,i. d matufacfpry ns
a, .Si,o reeelyed The fftt -. MA
Ptize I'M dial Q. The Worlds Fair IN 3
London, d az al the Worlds Fair in 81 { - 9
New YORK. rLey keep constantly =
On hand a large assortmeni of Carriage and Bug
gy Harness Of their own manu- 10 ctnre al prie es
ra,gr ficm IL Ia 9I00 Tor Buggy, and 25 to $500
for Carriage. Also large assortment of Ladiss
and Gentleman Saddles, BRIDES, Why's, TTunks,
Carlet Baga, aud choice stock of Saddleis tools
from the best manufacturers.
IN addition 10 our large stock we ore receiving
G. obs by every arrival 10 oil of which we invite
the attention OF purchasers.
/ Sole Agency for J NJ Singers & Co.'s Patent
Hewing Nicotine, which are The only reliable
siichiue Machine in use for al purposes for Ene
ewip otan tafi0nuse. april n47ly.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-19
ENUINE
POPULAR NgDnElAS1,
FOR SALE by .F-E.f
sJ.sWRIGHT SEQ. .s.,H


sJasWRI HIT $50. t.7s59
AT their Medicine warehouse,
10. Isl Charires ST., "a K q New Orleans, La.
IR QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Osgood's Indian Cholagogue,
=. \, Fahnestock'S Vermiiuge,
Thorn's Extract, 8 "a
Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
Gauley's Vegetable Bitters, u..lt0
RI ,htol C.tr< V o's od Liver o il.
Seidlitz and Soda Powers,
Winer's annadian Vermifugt.
FarreIls ArabianLinament
Bartine's Lotion, tt
Daley's Magical Pain Extractor,
John Bulls Sarspari!a,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Billiards. Hair Dye,
Sands Sarsparila.
Morse's Compound Syrup of Fellow dock
M9rlimores Rheumatic Compound,
S. p Townsend's Sarsparlla,
Lyon'sK atharion,
ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
Hollands German Bitters,
Mexican Mustang Linament.
Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster,
Gray's Ointment a'
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry,
Rogers Syrup of Lverwolt Tar, &C..
Bryan's PuImonic Waters,
Barry's Tricopherous, ~ 8
McLape's Vermifuge, a ut
Moaafs Pills, Lr ansi
CBfanderth's Pills, lfa als SOFA l1,
Perry Davis Pain Killer, asl
DIR. Jayn's Family Medicines. =
Burnefs Cod Liver Oil,
Hobensack's Worm Syrup. a 10
DIR. McClntock's Family Medicines,
Carter's Spanish Mixture, u
Wnghts Indian Vegetable Pills,
anarchists Uteriue Catholcon, C.
SWANS Panaceas, sl
Tarrens Aperient, tf'.r r /
DrCarpenter's preparations, aa..
all oEwhich are warranted genuin
md will be furnished in any quantity, t
suit Drgists and wholesale Dealers, an
On more favorable terms than they can b
procured from the proprietors themselve.
by applying to- J.lWRfCHT d o., "a
No. f5f Gharres street, New Orleau
cav Under the Orleans Hotel.
re- For aifull' and more ompIete Ii.
We refer to our catalogue NO.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-19
o. o. WOODMAN a co. )

wHoLEsALE, AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
hRUGS, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints and
~ OH, Window Glass, Sash, and Putty,
Landertiss Garden Seeds, Dye-Stuffs, Glass
Ware, Perfumery, Fine Soaps, Brushes. School
Books Steel Pens, Quilts and Stationery, Let
Tor and Cap paper, Medical, Law. and Miscel
ianeous Books, Blank Books, SuDerior Inks
Paper II ngings, Pure Biandies and Wines,
Physicians' Prescriptions will, receive par.
sgular .attention. at all hours Of the day ant
hit. l@tHk< sxfsss sgE&
.nPlantvth aud Physicians will always fnt
Rtthis Establishment, Fresh aud Undulteratet
Medicines, which have been selected with grea
personalicare FOR this MARKET All. purchaser
Brc invited 70 examine the Stock, as they vii
6ndiEnpbfior to afye other fnathc State, an
equal to any in the south west. .sssH
yicksbdfk July < r. naaK srisSAS
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19
From the Detroit Daily Advertiser
Annual Report of the Auditor General.

The Report of the Hon. Whitney Jones ex-
hibits, in an ineligible and clear manner,
the financial condition of the State, the con-
slant and steady development of her resour-
ces, and the removal of the embarrassmcnts
that have SO long impeded her prosperity.
The receipt. Of the Treasury from all sources during
the fiscal year ending Nov. 3Oth, 1885, amounted
to $5ss,?oj o.
There in the Treasury at the close
of the preceding iscalyea 1855 II
Making the available means for the last
fisc year llIl 1888 03
The expenditures during the same period
amounted to 62i.7-7 se
Leaving in the Treasury Nov 3Oth 1855 SIC, as IS
The aggregate Of expenditures has been
increased by the liberal appropriations of
money to the Asylums House of Correction
for Juvenile offenders, Agricultural Scllool.
University, and the State Prison. And this
aggregate is still further greatly increased By
the unusual allowances ,nado BY .ha Ia.
Board of State Auditors, during the fist monh
of the past fiscal year.
The total amount of State indebtedness Tin
cluding the unadjusted bonds at their fixed
value) is two millions, three hundred and eioh-
ty-ninc thous and, nine hundred and fifty-cight
dollars and sevcnty-tbIee tents. The interest
on this indebtedness at six per cent, the rate
fixed by law, will amount TO one hundred and
foity-three thousand three hundred and nine
ty-scven dollars and fifty two-cents, payable
semi-annually in the city of New York.
The large surplus in the Treasury, with the
income from the specific taxes, and the sale Of
State lands, it is believed, will be found sufli-
cient to defray The ordinary expenses of the
government, and meet promptly the interest
on the public debt, and so much of the princi-
pal as natures previous to 1860.
The following is table of the salaries Of
State Officers, showing the appropriations tor
the year 1855, and the amounts paid during
the past fiscal year:
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19

~. tITT. TAA BALES. .r..l| 4I....
The statement of sales of State Tax Lands
at the Annual Tax Sales, October lst, 1855,
is as follows Total amount on lists, Sl5,-
734,27; total amount above medium, $751;
OIL; total amount sold, $3,s5l ,57; redeemed
or discharged, $3,790,7s; remaining unsold,
Der. ], 1855, $S,452,93. It's 5I fn
The Tax Sales, Oct. ], 1855, for taxes Of
1854 and unsold descriptions of previous years,
are as follows: Amount advertised, Ss7, ,913,-
IL; aid County Treasures before sales, 916,-
1851; amount sold, $5O,0o0,55; bids to
the State, 49,s75,05; paid or discharged at
Auditor Generals Office, $l1,222,34.
Delinquent taxes of 1884 returned TO Au-
ditor-Generaps Office, and balances due to or
from the fevcral counties: h
1T aes Returned. Dr.. - Or.
lesL Nov. 80, 1855. Nov. 30, 1855
Total tiea 4s3 50 eii,5o8 81 $5.oss 95
coRPoRArroxs PAYING sPEoIFIo TAXES
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
Michisen Central Railroad Company, asa ZOO 30
Michigan Southern Railroad Company, IS, $50 OF
: A., ...'.s3f being in part
Erie 4 Kalamazoo Railroad Company. aoo 50
Detroit e. Pontiac Railroad Company UNPAID.
Chippewa and Portage Company,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19

EE- The climate and soil of the South is
far better adapted TO agriculture than that of
the North. They raise no agricultural pro-
ducts which we cannot produce cheaper than
they Richmond Eng.
Can the editor of the Enbuirer give us the
reason why Virginia, with her rich soil and
other natural advantages, including the labor
of nearly half million Of people, who receive
no compensation for their labor, and with one
third moro territory than Ohio, produces but
a very little more than half the amount of
agricultural products Of that State.
Kansas Free State.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19

AN OMNIBUS HORSE AT One THOUSAND
DoILAns.--A horse belonging to the omnibus
line was sold few weeks ago for $75. His
purchaser sold him afterward for $400. A
few days ago he trotted four miles in eleven
minutes and forty-fve seconds. The person
who sold him for s4o0 then offered his pres
ent owner 81 900 for him, which was refue.
ed.-[Wash. American Organ.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19
THE SNOW.
ny CLARENCE MELVIN.

The snowl the snowi How beautiful
1t falls on hill unl plain
And weaves a shroud for summer hours
that will ~ come sgain.
Each tiny fake that parts the uir,
Reveals, annrrdssMesp and slow,
gem no king can show.
The snowl the snowl How beautiful
Tho fields are heaped with white.
Where erst the summer breezes swept,
When trees with leaves were bright,
Rnt now With naked branches tossed;
They rear their giant forms.
And breast: with stern and fearless hearts,
The winters blasts and st rms.
The snow! the snowl Aow bright and fair
II goms the ysley vide. i,,J
As sweeping on Seiors The : I'd
Like oceans restless tide,
II twines amid the vi hsred leaves
I hat mark the autumn sere,
And weaves sad and faded wreath
To bind the dying year.
The snowl the snrwl ncw light it falls,
As erst in other bours,
Ere chilihoods horts had passed away,
Or withercd ynulhs gay flowers;
Each crystal flake seems some past joy
That cheered the morning beam
Then faded ,ers the lightoI noon
Fell on ths 81 ing ~. am.
The snowl the sn "! How beautiful
II falls on hill aud Pain,
And weaves shrnd for 81 m:n"r hours
That will moi me again.
Stern winter binds tie sunny streams
That rippled sweet and low.
And covers ear b with 1eer, RIB,
The pure and spotless snow.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19

A NOVEL SLEIGH RIDE.-Mr Price, of the
firm of Price & Fisher, of this city, arrived
to day from Green Bay, in a novel turn out.
He drove the entire distance in a light sleigh
drawn by single dog, averaging 80 miles a
day. f-.f all' 1q
The turn out excited great deal of curios
ity in the streets this morning, which growler
appeared to relish amazingly, showing little
evidence of fatigue after his long journey.
Pai Chicago Jour- Jan. 2sth.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19
Locofoco Extravaganza.

The fartherwe investigate the action of the
late locofoco administration, the stronger and
more overwhelming the evidence of its cor
ription and cxtravagance. We have taken
the pains to compare the expenses of printing
and the c,st of stationery and printing paper,
during the last year of the late adm:nistra-
ton with that of the first year of the pres
rnt Republican administration. The result
is as follows:
Safe printing, 1854. %
State printing, 1885,, ,.................t3 Is l4i ~
Excess Of locofocu bill ll............ SO O25 "a
), What makes this disparity in favor of the
Republicans ST II mri-n -l..hla IL .Lo c..
that there is included in the bill flr the pres
ent year, the whole expense of the Leeila-
tive printing, amounting to S6,4o7 o4, while
the locofoco bill, amounting TO over $4,000
N most, includes no such items, bring sim
l,ly for the print ne of the apartments. De-
duct this item from the printing expense of
the present administration and the case will
stand thus:
Printing 70, departments, lG54
un'ler the orofocos, ~, los ~
Printing for departments, 1885,,
under the Republican,. ns,..................6.1}5 OF
Excess ngninst the locofocos, .,... $3.50 90
The expenses for stationery, for the two
years shows a still greater disparity, as the
following figures will prove:
Printing paper and stationery
der tho loco ocos in 1851, 81, ,223 Ga
Printing paper and stationery un-
der the Republicans In l8 ............. .3.5il 05
Excess rsainst the locof"cos.. .......s 50 $50 60
If tho whole expense of stationery, for the
legislature, which was 81 ,5s2 02, be added
to above il will still amount 10 only 1922 62,
or 81 ,o6l 03 less than the amount aid by
the locofocos the year before, when the Leg
islature held no session, and when, Of course,
there was no expense imposed upon our pred
ecessors. Thus, it seems, the locoiocos ex-
pended for printing paper and station cry, and
for printing in 1854, Sl2,17s more than the
present Republican administration for the
Same items eurh facts need no commenta-
ry.-[ Detroit Tribune.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19

EE An effort is now on foot in Washing
ton to get Nathaniel p. Banks to resign the
nomination for the Speakership in favor of
Lewis D. Campbell. No good honest Re-
publican would strain at Nat and swallow
Gan,pbeW
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19

ES- We fiud in the s.. Louis Herald, a
grand scheme proposed by young man in
that city. He calls it "a Leap Year Scheme,
in which he proposes to rattle himself off at
S. c ance-the number of chances TO be
limited to 500.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19

EE- Two "human chattIcs" arrived in this
city yesterday over the Michigan Central from
Missouri and are now safe in Her Majcsty's
dominions. The U. G. r. r., taking advan-
tago of the ice in tho Mississippi aud Ohio
rivers is doing fine business this winter.
Det. ADV.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19

Eg The gentleman who kissed lady's
ssnowy brow" caught severe cold, and has
laid up ever since.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19
= JEWET,RY STORE.

'Wdtfb, CLOCK, aud JeweIry Keparng.
fUNHE suberber removed his Jewcy Store the east
side OF Broad ST. opposite his old sand where he
found all seasonae hours ready do work IA hsn OF
busines short notice.
ng- He also teeps Watches, Clocks, spectacles Jewelry
Gold Pens aud Pencil Cases for sae Of good quality aud at
the most reasonable prices. :. L. BRYAN.
Uillsdpie AM
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-19
7 7 , Y = ! M y = FVINI
CAPITAL. SJOO.OOO.

NupftttI.
OVER NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
ErHE most pid, reisble and of travel be-
iween Ne~ York and the other AL lntic ciiiea and he
West. Tho Complny prepared 10 do general EN
rress between New York, Dunki k Bulflo Cieye
land Collmbs. Cincinnati Toledo. Chicago and ST. Louis
7to xpc rnfe New York dilS for the above named
cs in c gedF Special Messengets With Bank Note Drafts
nd III kinds OF Merchpn%ise
rriucipiI Ohices.
81 u oidwlv IL Seneca ST. Cor. Pearl,
New York. Buffalo.
Proprietors and Directorss
B. y. Barney, T. p. Williams,
l. Mckay, A. H. Barney.
Once one door south Of Tlsdale EScsnge. illsdale
u42Jyl 5, CHA\Di. CIR a. co. Agent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15
Se0xOI,Pl Eynn,..
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath, shingles dc.
"ruE OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVE p,

THE VF'H SHAM MILE STILL ALlVR,r
CORY 10 say ~ our uumc ron, eu.,,n,.r.
AJcannoladseTIiso such an ia,a Sc tor % I've
Der, Lam ana shingles an hand Us some al ,tr toa
Iao,eeohpetltofs iH our lins hdycrse-but our onIy
Suslomes viii hatallov Us 10 stow il away uDtii !,
looms up To OF sUO,uoU feet ou hand. Viii. -.
asy from ~ 70 80 900 feet Lumber-I0 10 Ne 600 Lsm
Shingles, Sash, Doors Sc dc In ,,,e,n,tt, 's,n
our stock secumulatss slowly ispgy "a ~
however, thai We can MI al any Lin oifsysJ -
House, Store or Barn,
Our fallsupTiiy LOGS Is new rorg,, o,., -.
Rapids, and We shall be prepared tn -, ~, .s'
SEDIMENT complete ~ WV ~
Past iasots sfaseially acknowledged ssn,fnn
Anee soil cited. e""''Au
BURNELL, GILLET & co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15
AVERY, UPHAM & CO.,
WhelssAls areesrs AID

AVERY, UPHAM & CO.,
Wholesale Grecsrs and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Ne. 10 south W ater streets
Near the Illinois Central DcPeG
CHICAGO, Ills.
0FFER for sale large and wcii selected stss6 OF
Groceries, eonsisting in part Of the follow NJ
80 nhds- n. o. Sugar common 70 PRIME.
So bills Refined and Clarified ditto.
500 n, o. and West India Nolasses.
1000 pack ages choice Green aud Black Teas.
So bags Mo, Jamaica, lara aud Mocha So6ee.
go buits and half butts choice brands plug tobacco
sou bbis. prime loose smoking Tobacco.
500 rross Paper, Tin FOIL and yellow Bank chewing
so 6aYrs Hsr sea sssor,sd brands. lido.
coo Pressed fxlow. Stsafins, Star & sperm
800 No. And Scaled herring, lCHndies.
fcv Drums choice Elsms FiSs
500 boxes u. r. Raisins, prime fruit,
Together viii all the other ARTICLES usually kept In
CON plese stock of 1rocertss We can assure our
frisgds and the puoe generally that 20 are dstsr-
mined to BE- underwood BY ANY other house 10 tnif
Market
Prom the fzci OF having unusual facilities 10 {
purchasing goods sdvantsgsoasly, we are abundant
A., ~ d.sm AVERY, UPHAM q Co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15
BROWN 4 HILLIA1D.
tatoRTsls ASe DsaLEas ~
House Furnishing Goods.

BROWN Z H1LLlA1D.
taroRrsRS AED DsaLEas
House Furuishing Goods.
les Lake ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
IIOCSEkEEPERs aud deslers, vs invite your
III sissusson TO full and complete assortment Of
HOUSE fUMElSHlNG GOODS.
Comprising ind 81 req 0lfed for the dse
Hotels, Steamers, Ships, Public Institutions,
CHURCHES, uPHOLSTEkERs AND FAMILIES,
To which We constantly adding all new snd Dc
.irseie articles for insss purpose
EMBRUIDEkEDE ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CORSiCE, BANDS, CORDS, GIMPB, LOOPS
TASSELs, TiCKIAGS, SBEETiNGS, TABLE
LINENS AND 1oWkLISGS.
aAIR MATTRESSES BEDDING or ALL EIsBs,
Feather BEDS, BoisteFs and Pillows Blankets, Co IN.
fots, Coupts rpaSes, De, re.
Orders BY mail promptly attended to;
Ma, l3t3m BROWN hiLLiAkD.
cHICA GO LEA TIER hELTIaG MASUHACToRy
kELlY 4 BLACKBURN.
Manufacturers Of Superior Article Of
OAK TANNED
LEA TIL Il % Il r l. I'll NG,
Which they will sill New York and Boston prices
A liberal discount made TO large purchasers.
KELLY & BLACKBURN.
Tanpers cuyrers Importers Of French aud English
Leather Dsasrs IL Tabnen' OH and Hides 9l3 Lake
street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. june 24dwIy
CAMDEN FLOUR & FEED hTORE.
,I,HE subscriber having made srrange mep,s 70 be
psrmssenuy supplied with -four, takes this meth
opsssd store for this purpose ON The corner OF I'd
aDd Harrison Streets. A liberal deduction made 10
bssers and thsss who buy - cell sgsin.
June dw3m j. AfCk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15
TO TIE PEOPLE OF SCOTT 20
Good News for the Ladies,

WlSTNER'S PATENT WASH TUB.
Patented Nov. 9Th. 1853.
I'HE undersigned having bought the Patent Right for
Scott comfy present this Improvement in Washing
perfectly eohseious that IL Ia hunbug but certabis
fact,
All we ask Of yeu is To- take une and use f.. ten DAYS
at the eHd Of that lime luH return II or pay Tor H.
fIlce 500. pARMELE 4 BIO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15

hLI In IHtA
WIN y Baker, Christina, -
David Rugre, Lebanon CO, m.
samuel HATFIELD, Philadelphia
II. Torrey, philadelphia.
James u Price, Wilmington, Del
Joshua Bsal, Bstyn Rouge La.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia.
DIP Forest, Bucks %, Pa.
Augustus Linn, Guernsey O., o
ID Bronaugh, Haysyilie, Ky
Grabrisl bear, Lancaster %, Pa
Herman G Guise, philadelphia
Geo NJ OF, Lyooming ~, Pc
John Meyes, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund La ysIs, Brooklyn, " Y
"a TneLsr, Salem, Arkansas
jaime \ Crags, Hszon 90, Va
NJ BsAl, Clarified Co, Pa
BENZ EdnIobds, Butler Go,
Mr. Kirk, Maysyille, Ky
w v Noble, Chicago. III
JAIL Ride, sebuyikili 20, pa
C A Mason, Philadelphia
David CLARK, Msysyiile, Ky
J ID Ringer, Alexandria, Va
X b Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, Salem Go, \ J
J T Tofrey, Upper Sandusby,- -
Jseob Leonard, Philadelphia
v g GiIpin, Wilmington, Del
q Melntrs Northampton c. Pa
} X Platter, Wilmington, Del
4 II sobuson, Potter 60, Pa
MP MeEwsn, Philadelphia
Morton Posi-, Wilmington, Del
W w HgIner 4 "a, Cincinnati
z Miller, Head FionI Insp, phiis
Jsmax w KdmOEas. PrsLls c., 1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15

WHITE GOODS.
DIAM, Figured aud dotted Swiss Muslins.
L JacOnet aud Sarsinet uambrics.
Plaid, Striped and Plain Nsiusooks,
Bishop Lawns and Book Mnsiius.
Tarlstons, India Dinity, Victoria skirting
Linen Long Lawns, Birds Eye Diapers,
Fine Linen and Grass Camhrics.
Cambria Dmiiies aud Difnity Bands.
Figured Pfilll sDtss, Checked and striped osYbIcs'
For sale al low prices AT NADAW0hfHS,
Juus 20 dn "a ST.. opposite 10 Claire House
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FRUITS. &C.
A FRESH LOT Of Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, csudies
.Ae, Just feeeivedty
Dec 2adf NJ. II. HEIDENHEIMER
NJ II. HEfbESnETNER,
wholesale and Retail Grocery and Prsvisior
Socoad 81, d doors bslOis Brady, Norh side.
4 HAVE Just received and am Opening one az ,ha
L largest asd best selected stocks OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought to this market 10 which inyits
Ihe attention Of country merchants and the pu bile II
prices.
Call and see Tor ourselves before purchasing els.
CHIEsI. =
SuPERi9k cheese and prime Leaf Lard In Cans
~ 81 The ha~ksye store.
Hams.
Sugar Cured Hams at II Csnts
IL You want choice Sugar Cared Ham or a .mo
i t.d Shoulder, spply 3, my Pork House on Front
sugar sgcs.. Cured .S.a, Smoked Hams Il cents.
Liberal discsunt made 10 The Trade.
ashls d.n j. N. u. BURROWS.
JOS. .. sINPs0N,
GRoCEhIEs, DRY GOODS, QukENswARE,
Boots and Shees, Produce,
1919 MA,S 20. ~ DOMESTIC FRUITS, etc.,
oe's DAVENPORT, lows.
IOWA SOAP WORKS,
Above Front, between halI and Brady streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
rNHE subscribers having recently com pieted their
works IN this city are prepared TO an order.
for their different grades OF Soap and rely on ther
Very superior Qualities, for pfe-emiIelee In tha
market VIII be foand, on trial that our Soaps will
afford slhsr, and with isss labor rsinoyr dir
that they de not 50 melt 10 water are couss
qaebtiy much chssPertot the wing bee a
proven that seven pounds Of soap are 10 ten
ofthe Ordinary ki1d) and that the great dnieut, In
other soaps IL, snrm omitted IN surs OF Ieainin9 the
hands ifee from soreness after long immersion and
rubbing In the wash tub.
Tho grades above referred 10 are Erasiye, Pearl
Palm No. ExtrasEi Family Soaps. With tho above
ASSERTIONS, We submit % products the
ofth public with confidence that the use OF them will
Justny our recommendations Of thsir quality. MGR
chants and Dealers are requested 10 call and
for themselves before purchs eng else whore.
Jan. 30, 1856 dr.. I'M r. HALL ~ CO.
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<SofFEks--ssB Bags Rio, I.sgusro, Java, Maraesibo
~ and Havana Conees, selected expressly for rc.
failing
su6ARS--64 Bills white and yellow refined Sugar.
embracing Coaee A, 4 {, crushed, powdered and
granuistsd; also refined MArtE Sugar. These SUI
gars are all ofthe bestQGairty.
New TEAS-l37 Chests, half chests, Or Boxss and
caddes Of all sizes and descriptions OF late importa.
tons, embracing OF the highest and nnsst grades
OF the celebrated "Mayune" and "Pidg Soosy"
Erowths. These Green and Black Teas are decidedly
As ane and curious eaops Is ever crossedthe Mis.s
AID We can recommend our OolonGs, Pom.
eaonks, Somebody's, Gunpowdens, imperiais and
Young Hysons, far superior in fragrance and make,
10 the generality ofTsas brought Vert. Ashley were
selected especially for Family use aud are lsss In
price; with confidence Invite examination and
trial.
RAisINs-so Boxes, halves and qaarters;-siso
Valencia Raisins;
PLUMS- 5 Bbls plltsd and upIi,ted:
PkACHBS--3 do pare q. eerfiift,, Dates, Figs, and
many other Fruits, dried and Preserved.
SOAPS-Psim, CASTLE, shaving, German and
Chemical Erssvs, nc, &c; together with large vari
ETY. OF Baskets, Willow, Rattan and spiint, Wooden
ware s0k egs Of Nails, " Bbis Fish, Macksrci, ht
salmon and Sea cd Herring, 10 Bales and II bushei
Whest Sacks and many ythsr articles-sll for sale,
cheap and warranted TO give satisfaction.
JACOB WEAVER, ia, & Co,
June 10 dWI HnMkeye Store.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15
ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
lAYIO1 HIII1, LIZ CLAIRE,

yXyfLLsssp eonstansi. on band aud for sale large
w sssorsmeni Of Lans Der, Lathe shin.
gles Of every variety Of ssxe for esidibg ysrpose
e also bard . ood for cabinet 10 RI and machinery.
Bsns Il the head ofthe pids, he obtain select
u ioGe OF best quality and iR unlimited quantity a.
- 70 the Hills running every week In The year
oraxrs can therefore be ill. shori notice al an,
.Is.e.
he ale urrtsbesIumber offuilslzss and ss,As
lowest essk price. Feb. ,Isj5-otf