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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04

BIZ SYyyxnA1sc.-Ds will add muohi
mere TO your convenience than you eso
imagine. II ssves vine, saves temper,
saves patience, and s,ves money. For
tims 1t may be little troublesome,
but Won Will soon fad il easier to 90
right than wrong THAI 1t is easier toas'
BY rule ,han without one.
BE systematic 10 everything let II En-
tend 70 most minute irisles. II Is not De-
pe,t, yon. winfield couli not 90 to
sleep az night if. after retiring, no re-
,ncr,hared tha, his gloves and RIDING
vim were not in their usual place, wnere
he eould lay his hand on them 10 the
dark in emergencv: ana .uch men
ure tho men VITO leave their mark CO the
worlds history. 49,,
:, stema,ic men ar the only reliable
mon. thew are those who eomp.v WITH
,.,eir engagements. They are minute
men. The man who has nothing TO DO
- the man wbo does nothing. Inc man
~ -ystem,s soon known 10 DO ~tat be
81 gage, 10 do; TO do IL ~eil, and to DO II
n, Tho sane time promised consequent
" be has his hands !uil.
cz%Tbe old French chronicicr, Bra o.
tome, gives the Spanish version OF tue
thirty sifsn Of female beauty, thus:
II three things are wh!te-ssin, teeth
arI land;
II rhrce ching, black eyes, eycbrows
ard cyelashcs;
II ;hrcc things red lips, cheeks an!
uai.,;
Ii ,hree things long waists, hair AMI
hIt,.r
II three things short teeth, years and
feet;
II THREE things wide-breast, from
and brow;
II three things narrow mouth, wais'
and ankl;
II three things large-arm, hip ant
calf:
If three things ine-lips, hair anf
: fpgcr-;
II three thin smaIl-nose, head ant
bosom;
: Then are there thirty beauties in all.
1RriYA HARD CAsE.-Ube Stephens
formerly the eccentric representative II
the Assembly from Steuhen, who nov
Keeps hotel in Ilornersville, tells YER
good story at the expense VI our Ere
mont friends. Not long since a yer
good looking young woman stopped
OLE, house and called for a room, say
ing that her husband would call shortly
. when she wished tim to be shown up
!. Soon after burlv, dandiiied 'coiore
rr,.un,' cllle! aud Ell quired for his lie
; Ohe trll him she could not have stop
ped there, ns there was only one tem"l
guest IN the house, and she was yer
tine looking white lay.
80 IT'S her OATS h.r, said the sail
4 danny.
. ole thought there must be some mis-
{ take: so he went to the lady'- room an
q informed her that 'cussed nlggcr' wa
8 down below, who claimed to be her hue
, land. She quietly informed bun tia
he .roiorei genn'n' was in reality he
+, fu.hanf and that she wished HIM ser
! ur 10 her room.
;, "rhe d-l?' exclaimed ODE, wi,
- nston.l,mcn,; rs il possible that ns goo
o looking woman US YOU would marry
ui.ger =
"a The assured him that it was fac
and added:
j., IL married much better than my sis.'
;. lid after al -
"Ycn lid 20 responded ODE; "who
\ thunder did she marry Z"
y .Whv, replied the Lady with gre
disgust, "she's married to q FEemo'
80 man.
n. The representative aeknowleds'
tho IN, and extended to the mix
> rair" the best The house could Afford
y f. mia Gazette.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04

na.teas 4 ExsAsuse.


yAcKrnr cunDiS. ...tsr.s cc,.d aai nrady
NICkuLI.s C.MPkEi.L : CO. ...-...... Aan
ctnk i sAREENT... .s..r - ia - con.
NesBE1oH, LAWES 4 Bi.Ak kIokE, .Asih -
oiiU sa EXC. BARROW NO. Ut. Aain - -
I.ssA Aseais.
wa ALIEN. p . Buadi, z, prais =
NTKnIs. IsBELL q to.-..-....-.. ...Nsn :.
ALLEN b DooLAN.- ..orr's Eu'ial.g Bfa"y >
Ip.srancs Agencies.
r,,uproS s,N ,'cr ~ Il Brssiy ST.
SUTTON x CO.. car 2ri a. a !. ~ trislaa''
. .,st, I'D II u;t-.-ii, I.sClsrc hliis.-
gro pwFlyER ....Naiu. 81 arar Cox Ssrrfh'
" & wApSwoRTH 81 Il; .pi-,.re !. tlairt n,,n.s
KNAPP X RhDMoN..... -. ~. I oisisa h ~
II IL SMITH, - s' -
aDaMsoN 4 RAPP............d -. als'vr Psr'y
~ fN3iEE M ~ fatlaiie
Clthin..
s,urpr ppppy OPP Post ono =
IuWFNSTEl N............N" l. flaft ROW
+ & brady, bat ~ sh >.
A CASILEI. Co.....' 81 y " "i'''
Dry Gods and Gr.ceries.
" II UEIDrNHEiM ER. .-...2rh l'rar BRAD! 81
watches & J~weIry.
Pm HOrSEL.. .....-.....'''. uinil' ~ ~,
i &. IIIoN......-......Ao 80. T. clair" R"~
Il j. NEl.S,N o' a"J, 49, "
Books s. Stationery.
= n STARR .......2dst Il. "p. II Clsirr f"'iso
q " El.iSS Co..........No- ~ lail' " "
Ell ADAMS u 90 ......-......- n a. fos' o'i'''
Hats Gaps.
Z AISTOE & Co........-..hT a'' = o'l'm
. t;REES...-...-..-. .....-.-.....i| 't'l'F = -
yERDER & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S'0o' h'i'''
Hardware.
wv PARKER ftou' D. 'a'f
i POW ELL " CHILD. ...-.'s-u 81 as - 49,
Wholrxnle Groctrs,
FARLEY THOMSON y CO. -.c'r ~ p"fry
+ Mn tI2FJIA 70. ...tor ~ TRY
v.,tIy 4 Nt.<.FR..........., uf- ~ ar B."''S
KNIckERBtJCK SIX s. BROW y. Ff'nf sf'''p :.
RYAN b McCARH......... .b1' 10" 49,
Druggists.
y r 10 Claire Row
Gents Furnishing Goods.
a ASTON A GO.....Bs,d I'd, =. lew 81
KNtPP& REpMnN... ...........' Lf'l'lt !" :.
yERDER n CHAMPION ...$ e, NJ st. last ~ bia1.
Boots & Shoes.
MOORE & ER0w N...........rts''y h. ~ ,
LANES JOKDAN.......Fe, Ut bt Ei"'! f'ti.
Tobarco & Cigars.
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ y 49, ~,
Music \ Musical Instruments.
JOSEPH A. CRASpAII......N"- > i"''"i'' ~"
stoves l. Jinwars.
py,S &r iRlY.....c"r. Trout M'in St
TWiIrUflUA GIlIETT. .NrndA !".. . =
The Iowa A.ricui'nr:' D'pi'
NOURSE. VFIIE 4 GO .....rn W isi"'
Leather aid SaddIcry Hardware.
HAIGIIT X SEARS. ...... 2nd Il "sa h'''N Z" u
ruru;,ure Mattresses and phols!ery.
MCNEIL. & BROTHER
Wh.I sal" AMI F'tah
Frwardin. aud Commissi"n;
SHorP &BAEKALoW..... ....o"i ff"'ii \ +
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
THE TREATY WITH ST. DOMINGO
WAsUINGTNN. Sent. >.

TIE Treaty with orr government a
lf.n requested by til. dominican goNrin-
iref,t "a return. was. 1t l. SAID, mate NJ q
NJ Tilyut. viii Rove Della. Mulafe.
81 ras forced MO the Seuat", and col.'..
b.. ~ tese.gi nildence III order. rs rep
,rs.tted, 10 d feat the treaty made I
Ger. Case, year ago. Elliott treaty "a
hect in he possession of our .oteri meat
about four months, but WAS rot subn''trr
10 he Senate for ratification. as uaot'lt a!
concentrations had prJudic d hat bod.
Il tinsti'.
AIvices have been received by tie Nd
niui,tr a'ion. giving glowing assurances OF
W ker's Ultimate success IN \ cara1ua.
II, understoodss here that Senls's wit
10 Nicaragua is IN connection wilh The he
citation of the projected $4,000 90 Ian.
There Is nothing officially known here a
10 whether G onsul Livingston has beer
shot; though the pre- umption IS that he Is
still alive.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04

The Pioneer & Democrat OF the 23i
states that party of lower Sioux, arri-
we'd in Henderson recently, and reported
that nine upper Sioux-eight sqnaws ami
one man-were killed by some Chirpe-
was on the l4,h, between Lao Quiparle
ard Big Stone Lake. Those murdered
were ged in hocing corn at tho time
OF the attack.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04

DISSOLUTION.

vU1UE " il-known nrm Of TUichr Gillett is this
day dissolved by mutual cons Mt Tn business
will he continued by Stuart t;il,'tt and all d.
n,nd. against the old firm will b. settled by the new
arm coutn lance OF former extensive patronag.
70 .ol;ci,4i s. I. TwICHELL,
sept3-diw r. NLLLti.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04

A NIARFR ~ desirable lets for R.~iiences on
n Braiy. Main, and Tisrris.ss saseets, 10 base for
lhe tei IN Of lo Year,. Apply TO
W. III Cr-RIEY.
once N Main, bet. Pront sad srcorc streets.
urI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04

Another ELoPENENr.-Mrs Dubois rc-
sides in the vicinity OF Hudson. Co
Friday Mrs Dubois went into the coun-
try about five miles to spend tho day
with friend. She left the house in
charge Of q sick husband and good
locking servant sir.-During her absence
the husband recovered and made love to
the servant girl. Servant. Miss Finch,
reciprocated. Mr. Dubois then proposed
elopement. Mis-. Finch sssented. The
parties then handled up their dry goods
and ut for Hudson, when they to6k the
railroad for Albany. They arrived here
on Friday night and put up at a hotel in
Broadway. They left on Saturday night
for Niagara. Shortly after their depar
t$,re Mrs Dubois arrived in town in pur-
salt. Having ascertained that they had
gone West, che took the next train to
''catch tho villain" before he gets to
Canada. Upw it will come out remains
to be seen. Dangerous institutions,
those good looking servant girls. For
restoring gentleman to sudden health,
there is nothing like them. Wicked
world, his.-Aiany Times.
"ABnuT Forty Ross Up.o--A CORES
,on,ien, of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
writing from Lima, Allen County, says
1 tia the question there is between Brcu-
AS.S and FILLMORE. lie gives the fol-
lowing significant item:
CAT q Democratic meeting here the
other day, Gen Black barn who was strong
for Chase, was presiding officer, and at
the close it was requested that those who
voted for Mr.. Chase AMI were going to
vote for Mr. Buchanan, should rise, when
bout forty of the people rose up, and
so declared their sentiments.
DELus,oNs OF HoPs.-Some of the Fill
morean journals at the SoSth are trying
to solace themselves on the story that
Vermont 10 going 10 cast her electoral
vote Tor Fillmore.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
For Sale rhRMO.

i on ACHES 81 fine Prairie ~ l, mile south ~
\ GU Futa D pit, with dwelling house theToon
This proprrtf be bought upon the most reasonable
!. terms. Endoire u q. y. HUBBELL,
(nSay6itO Lava Asce
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
MEXICAN NEWS.

Baltimore, Sept. 81.
New Orleans papers Of TUESDAY and
Wednesday last are to hand, nn! th,y
contain details Of Vera Cruz dates IF
the 22l, aud the City of Mexico To the
..llJ,h. C0nonfnrt's Governments WIS
lro-pcring and the affairs Of the h.I9n
were generally improving.
\ conspiracy bad been discovered st
the Capitol, and promptly suppressed
The leaders were arrested and shut cut
If the Country Sone persons have also
been sent from Orlziba Tor trying to
create a Disturbance.
yellow fever still prevailed at Vera
Cruz.
The articles in the new constitution IN
the religious tolerance, had been ! ret
ed lv Congress Nv vote of G. TO ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
TIE YELLOW FEVER AT BROOkLlN
New York. Sent. ;.

New DIX, Sfpt. :.
During yesterday thtre were two
deaths frcm yellow fever in Brock yn.
two ut Fort Hamilton, and ono on hrv-
errors Island, and i've new eases. iha
a,saas. generally. has assumed a very
mtli tfpe. and shows no extension b.
vnni the limits &c which it has been CON
tnel.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
4 RARE CHANCE.

NOR SALE OR LEASE Hn'ei; furnishrd and d.
Il ing go' Luz in'Ss. III grow ing and Nou I>Il x
Il VII on the M>sseipl Missouri Railroad twenty
mites from Dave npoIt large potion af ti,r pur
cht>c ncS Ttiuain on moits x" tor n term 81
vars il desire. For fdlth particulars enqulr" at
thiS ficp.
Ua% r. ait tiIru
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
UouSe and Lease for Sale.

4 DWELLING HOUSE containing Eight rctns
N aud .ease ~ LIT for II Y Years situated on n"
Bluff between Brady aud Harrison strft-. Apply
10 W H. r. GtRLEf. or To
augIpit' NICHOLS, ISBEiJ 4 co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
To Lease.

TIE City Belle Saloon. aud will be rec. i've,
n dali BY Express from ili'' aboard, during h
se,stn aIY Jdif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04

Unwilling Houses To rent on Second and IN
~ s,s, In the west end Of III. city.
Ten valuable building Lots In sturdevant's addbti
near }. ~. u. BuIsows' residence, for sale On '
reasonable iernls.
Two Lots on the TiuH head ~ Ga'hes street,
un't~,ractrd River sIes-tcr sale very cheap.
Several valuable Let. for business houses ssd DIV
Tor sale very I>N.
Ten valuah.s building Lots on seccsd and "
streets, fer sale, credit % Ave years given ON n
oI the purchase lry
Lot IA Grt,n's Ald,tipn; dwelling house on
pr mi>"s, tar sal" cheap
Wr>' hair tnt !, Ia block =; nsu-~, we'll, snd v
tpr.v nrnt-
- i'ri font hv Gt f"ot deep. Main street, orpo
tn. LcCIair. Iuusr f,r sale
Corner ini on Nam AMI Front streets for sale chr
West y Let .. block SO. opposite l.. C1k's ~
dencc. for sale chap, IN hiig time.
VEST y i"t9, hiutkso itclatrc's 18th ad'sit
heuSc with rooms. anil g..l' table.
lets and ia Mitch . s,,iit ION, and Dwell
house =? nv ~ on ,ot =. inr sale ,l..ss,. ..
Essw h ~ 81 ~ 10. r | East. so acres fov -
acre lot IN HcgIir,, r. him y Butesfs Shhi
Sv J. andw y - y, >er y 81, b" Tor Sale
Ny sec %. ~ -, Z 81, Clint n county, t"ssi
aacrrs land, sc -, ~ ~, eAit, fnnlc from y
enyort.
is acres in sec II ,r ~, rse; all under cal,ivs
MN from city. for sale cheap. w
SW y = BOT 19R az l6O scres milce n
Davenport, fpr sale.
Sc totSw STA sw 4 MN ~. and
FL Of \ W sacsTTs X 10 W Louisa County
\ joining timber. iof sale.
M Of W y Sat II RI " one iiAilc frop
CITY ~ Mus ealihe, Tor ale.
satrrs land Is und.t cultivation, fenced ~
hou>". good Mater I'D fruii trees IN premises. bc
the 4 cts W go I IS 81, , miles from Da :
port fur Saft.
- acres nth dwelling house AMI stable and of
nmrt"v,mcnis, a'uun.."I The city Of Davenport,
fall.
waofHw sisTaeaR 10 acrcs ter ss}e.
Forty acres No prairie land, near Walcot,
sale very Io~-rrict $500.
Thirty acres 81 l. md In NstA Davenport, ffS
cheap Ia o. OF from four 10 eyht acres, fine vie,
River and Twin Giles.
Asa several other valuable tracts VI Real Estat
the city aud country, Tor sale iy
ALLEN / DOOLAN,
oc,l2 dit MOL Orr's building
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
". e.. COTES,
WHOLESALE AND REL ALL
DEALERIN'
GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS

Constantly on ha;sd Oranges, Lemons. Green and
Drtd Apples, Nuts, sc SC, ut Chicago and ST. Louis
pric'S.
Rradv 81 near Front-Ea-t side.
Dav nrort, July c6-dawu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
(O-pNl.sspfs'ship.

IVAIGHT * SEARS bay" this 'lhy connect - with
l 1 them ~ husuc BENZ BECKEr, aud III. bus
in - will hcreitjes be- cariItd ltder the firm Of
IIaislt Scar> X Il * It
davenport, Iowa Aug 95th l>J6-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
Dissolution.

TrNHE ca partnership heretofore existing between
/ John 7Miller and Stephen Zri>ler this day
Dissolved to mutual cons mt All persons indeb es
IL said firm viii pay the same TO John Miller, VII.
is duly aCiloriZ.d To collect tn" same
JOHSR MILLER
anci SLIM STEPHEN ZEISIER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04

STATE ELECrloNs.-Ihe elections yet
to come, prior to the presidential con-
test, are as follows:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
THOMAS HASTINGS NEW Music EU

'EItH: A cnilecfrn ~ Prsin, and hymn Tuu.
bSintroiis, Anthems. Motifs, Chorus &C., adaT
81 10 tlc u.s. ~ tla.s PriVhic Citcl and Worsh
PINK m',d Iy Tn Hastings. 3S2 pas ,
Price ts.i dGn . .iuslc ctpi,, mailed pst-rs.
foI Summation any address On resr ipt ~ Is
Macy and c,stce tunes nev.r before Pr ,
li-h'i appar In hi. wbrk, sd " il sknowi-.Ix,d
b. N" d ~ sictiHi - niI, r. prepared - ti,
eminent anihts,
A-p--Thc Sabbath Bell, by Geo q Root. Per q.
-; sfrge c"Iiss :. 81.
augsif y. D. COOKE co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04

Secretary DCLhin left here this nom
ing far y. G. lie viii he absent a
month. The chief clerk, Mr. Welsh. has
been commanded TO act a, Secretary Ut
tn, Navy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
JEFFRIES & SELLS
S.1EOU.V' 3 EEAy.iy R.f.VT

Corner II Front aud ady street.
NX'IIT. keep on hand turing tn" season all kind
w ~ Fruits and Eat. b. = frverS KIND.
Fresh Lem rs, Oranges, Ra,sins, Nuts, Teb
nd S'rlrs. &c *, constantly on hand. ImaN2i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
DISSOLUTION.

Leather. 3 S0dl5lc1'y HNrdsrHs'C,
e>ei offered in thewest. Comprising in partof
Sd. and Harness Leather,
bVth Oak aid fltIhlok,
Collar Isa:iirF.
81, nch Am. .iaa aEi Patent Calf Skins,
Hips AMI Upper Leather,
Of every quality.
Innings Raans, Morocco Bindings. Patent and
Plain Skrting Dasl. and Ealn He'd Leather, Lasts,
Findings, &c Sc.
Saddle-y Hardware. Japanncf Brass, and Siivet
Plated frun The best msLu.aGu r.Ts. 3 if-atJu~t-
ing Gig, and Pad Me-; Roller, Horse Since, aud
SD ,ng TrnEu-d Buckf ard short every article
tho harness maker. Ssdder wish.
Carriagr and Grncers Bsvs. tip Props. stump
J.ints Coach IAs.:es. Bands. Euamrlled Cloths. Ac
Wagon Hubs SPIKES. Bent frlioes. Carriage Shafts
carriage Bolts wagon Springs and AXES. Horse
HAIRS, Hprs" Blankets. y N'ts, Belt L-ather Ma
chine stretched ani Rubber b. li,nc IL Rvets &c
W. invita attention "fpurehasTs, feeling atisf
we can satisfy ali IN regard i"lualliy afYi price,
NIB. Cash paid for Hides.
HhIGIiT SEARS BECKETT
ID II, 81 door ahove Perry It.
au-o5tf Dayenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04

GEORGE w SMITH WI. A. RHALl
HNDn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-04
4 Fine Durham Cow for Sale.
DR.. ". s. MINIEI
Fresh oysters!

OGice an "a street. next door tn ~. ". Smiths yarie-
" Store in r. Merwins Office, rear Lndsley's Jew
elry store. Omar Zsd5moD
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-07
ENll Season has Opened
j. SIMON B. cos
CAPITOL CHEAP S7ORE!i
wow Il yO,,r time Ladies' Il Gentlemen.
Corner 7nifd e E7oridd Ste.

Now II rOtsr time Ladies' Il Gentlemen.
III r most respectfully announce to the iDhabi.
w tabts Of Baton Ho,,ge and vicinity, and TO
our friends IN general, that we have now IN store
a full supply Of Ladies' and gents garments. Our
s'''1 1 iiis'' LADIES DrpAnvmErr.
Alapacas, Bcnbasines and Barpour, Colored,
plaiu and plaid.
Ehawis. In great variety and Of rich pattern.
Embroidered and Dotted Swiss for suifees.
Barges OF All descriptions I. g
French and English Marines Of all colprs.
Cashmere ana Muslin de LINES, plaid, plain
and figured.
Silks plaid, plain, also Prussia Silks ana Nicer
antique.
sik Ppplln ROBE, and Fancy fall Dresses.
Wofsted Plaids, II every quality.
falmas Of the latest syie, black and coloted.
Ladies' cloth for Taln,as, Of every colc-.
Bhaws, Cash. ,ere lie lane and Wyfsted,
TOGETHER WITH
Sets 81 Honetpn, Lace, Collars, Chimisettes and
Sleeves, Mourning Collars and Wells, Hand
kfs and efnbreideries Of all kinds. Jour
vius; Kid apvee OF all colots.
.DOMESTlCS
Such ~ plain ana figured Fianhels French and
American Blankets: Linen and Cotton Sheetings.
Deacl,ed and Brown Cotton Of the best brands
Swiss Muslin, Jaconet and Irish Linens; Linen
Diapers, Toweng, Quilts Of avery size; Chr
tain Dsmasts; Musnes fur ntusguito bars; Fur
nfture prints; Muslins for Curtains; and ali that
can be require for a ladies wardrobe.
ALsO-a large stock Of hosiery, ana trimmings In
great variety. finng7]
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-07

STATE or LOUIsrANA---psrish Of
East Baton Rouge-Slxth Judicial Dis
trlet Court.-ELizABETH Thomas, wife
Of TnoMAs DupeEoN, VS. JonN B. HsfN-
MAN. No. 1774i
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and
ID sale issued in the above, entitled and
numbered cause, and directed to the She tiff
Of the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, from
the Hon Sixth Judicial District Cont in
and for the Parish Of r. y. Rouge and State
aforesaid, J will offer at public sale, at the
Court House door, OF said Parish. in the
City of Baton Rouge, on satnrdny, Me 5h
day Of .1ptH merit. a y. 1856, at ! / o'clock
A NJ. all the right, Title, interest and claims
Of the defendent, John B. Herman,
in and to the mortsagcd property herein.
after set forth and described seized TO
pay and satisfy the Judgement, interest
and cost, in the above entitled and ht'm-
bered cause to wit:
A certain lot OF piece Of ground. situated
in that part of the city of Baton Rouge,
called Spanish Town. measuring twenty
two feet front on the south side Of Spanish
town road, by forty feet in depth, bounded
on the east by a lot Of G. II. Neimyer,
south and West b.. Andrew White, form
erly John Meek, and north BY said Span
ish town road, togther with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon being the
same acquired by the plaintiff from John
Meek by an act passed before Samuel
skolfe!d, Recorder Of said Parish, dated
the 9th of June 1851.
Terms of sale-t'aM, with the benefit OF
apprnisement T. H. HERNANDEZ.
mara Deputy Sheriff.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-07
TO MY CUSHIONED

THE SUBSCRIBER, thank fuI for the
l. patronage so literally extended TO
him. Tor the last two years, by his friends
and the public generally, would respectful
" inform them, that, he has just open
large stock Of the very best Drugs. Medi-
cines, Chemicals, Foreign and Domestic
Patent Medicines and Perfuneries, the
whole Of which is warranted TO .,e Of the
very best quality--baving also made ar
rsngements to keep up constant supply,
he is enabled to afford every thing i" his
line Of business, on the most reasonable
terms. by strict attention TO business he
hopes the continuance Of the patronage so
literally extended to him heretofore
Planters and others are respectfully sol-
cited to examine his stock before pulc has
ing elsewhere.
Physicians Prescriptions put up at
all hours o. the day and night. with occ,,ru-
~ aud disputch. J. L. VALET,
jan25-y. Druggist.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-07
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ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY ~,

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Third Street, Opposite the Post Office
HEREBY give notice to the public. that
J. j they have now ia store the most ele-
giant and varied stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods in thisjCity. That his prices for CASH
are dow, at the very lowest figure, and he
Is resolved to sell rs cheap as the cheapest
or give up the ghost IN the attempt.
The following programme is offered Tor
Gents consideration.
COATS.
Black Cloth Frock and Dress Coats; Col
ored business coats Fancy Cassim-
and Tweed coats, suits to match
OYER COATS.
Pilot, Beaver, Felt and Mohsire; cve,costs
made long for planters use. Also
Clcaks and Talnas Of the latest style.
PANTy.
Black cloth and Doeskin Pants; Fancy
Cashmere Pants.
VESTS.
Velvet, Plush. Silk, Satin and Cashmere
Together with Linen Shirts, l.. Bos do
Twede do. Drawers, Cotton and Merino,
Socks, Silk and Satin do, Italian Ciavats
Foulafds, Linen Hdkfs, Jovins. Kid, silk
and Felt Hats. Cloth t'sps, Boots, and
Shoes. silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Leather
Trunks, Travelling Bags. In short every
thing appeftaining to gentleman's ward
robe. ian22-y.