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Mills &co-T Murray Marks &co--R Is Mntn-A Muhfog
Nco-W MienhrEerC MSeker Sco-R McGfsser [SIS
NJ Mle-E AcEnany-Miller Forrecr-Murry Nliief &soE
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COHORTS, Maui co-B NJ Normhn-G Newton trnNti,t
Bros ScoC Ogden &coocmchen leferII;; onESy EIs
Sco-Eenry Ottrrsol-Parkns co-lo"tli H,pMIS
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G Pnck,rd sco---T Pagan &co-P"yne { HarEis2n-a
i i Reily-Rose i Mcl'arthyI Ref &co-W R"xmnndw
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Sco-Sm,h lros-T Syu,e EcoF Stringer &co--T Smith
smith Vanlcnhysen kocJ Stanton tro-D Seaman scoL
II " Sphro,--(i eogu Sue,.s tco-Scmdt dco-R Sproue
xco-Shaw 4 ZnntsJ Stece-C simpaon-Sturztmncser q
Enrnn,J Sv,ueTayor Il R@d!ri-Iennell Sco-lhoFnhiii
Ero-.J! Tate tco--P Tuley Sco ru1pinn Tompkins-t
lTpson-W ( u urQulart-G II Finton-I incent Nc"-m
E;olntt Sco-0 q WooImnrJ & Valentine kcnWright. Dar
rnport kco--JoAn Wright ,fcoT WhitJoln Watt tco--
! 3 woodruff erp-WugielI hco-Wills, Enwlils tco-ll
W.ber-Whipple. Mccullough tco-A Whiting Sco-WHker \
Suv,er-lienry WlS-E b Wlmelocs-f Yale ir-f Wehlar
Isaac Wolfe G Whorton-tilaS WieStoi-orucr
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I'll. disbursements during same pcrioir
~ yLnuu in the following statement,


III shown in the following statement. w
d,aSr hrru ,,,............ SlS6 86T 50
Add for amount Of outstanding - -.- .
BON September, 1850 and since paid 1919 Ii SIS ab Y!
leaving balance Ia tic Treasury ltOISS 20
The EXPENSES of Louisiana for the last fiscal year
rcre one p1 hundred and eighty eight thousand dollars
this Is srcnt contrast. Let see how figures read
Expense, Louisiana for the fiscal year ending
3st December S55-thr last report .Sl,OoSu25
of the State of Alabama for tho iSCal year
ending 3Oh September 1856, 419i6
$l,2'D, O52
How IN the and the taxpayers of this
tax-ri.leu State lees million Of dollars more
10 govern the of Louisiana M does TIE State Of Nh-
bana? The population Alabama being According to the last
census II 6} population of Louisiana being 5lItA
True difference in the OF the two States
Taxes in this steadily Increasing for the last
twenty years and is about time for the people to under
stand how why wherefore they heavily taxed and
sy they should he increasing every wear from twenty
IL. per cent # our good fat liable to )f
n1ucl1ed by everybody let the facts be known.
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goa, i'ni'r..i - ,'r- -! T.. Ia N
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ARRIVED.

Ahltl Ell.
Steamship Cnhawba Buoch from New York via liIhvana to
,Inrles Connoy &co-lst district.
Ship Corihian Slater, from Liverpool Oct Sd, Baxter
Lowell vco--5i district IS.
Bark Cavalier kcrwin from Rio dc 1aneo. Sep, 18Th to
Johnston Moke ec0-2i district, %.
Brig Julia Ford, Griicn from Rio de Janerio Oct 10TH TO
raster-2d district, 81
Mex Brig Union Perez, days from Campeachy to FerHan
dck-2d district 10.
Brig Mary Elizabeth Mcconnell Aps from Havana. to "lR
ter-2d district, %.
Scrr & Brown. Forbes, from Fish Riyer-I'as!n.
Schr Hunter, Ullsan from Pearl River-Bssin.
Schr Bloom, iiipper from C"Yington-Basn.
Schr Dcava Peters, from Horn l>ltnl--Hasln
Schr Sea Bird. Hipper. from Covington-Basll y,
Schr Elizabeth Ann Athens. from Pearl kiveT-!iaS!h
Schc Martha Ann. Williamson. from Co7irgton-f'a4n
Scllr A j Vicna, konr from Hloxi-BHSili-
Schr Alliance Eosnu. from iontouca-basn
Schr Venus, Srnuilcr from Pennington BASIN.
Sctr Belle RaphtH, Patterson, from '!oAl-odS!h'
STEAMBOATS,.
Ben Franklin Anicrs. from Memphis
Swamp Fox, kimbnll from AIeHlhifh
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from bayou Sara
Oregon Myers, from Mobile.
W Mcishe. Cannon. from SkipwithS Landing
Sovereign, hutchinson from St Louis
n Sherman, Hw'ytEtF, from Rti RiHer
Towbcat Anglo. Norman Iendomnn from the Pnsscsto"ed
down and seal 18th inst. ship } + Morst--hrought up
ship Coru;han bark Cavalier and bgs Julia Ford Mary
Elizabeth and Union
BELOW MING Up.
Ship Ratler from Rio de JareFio.
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SBipping gnttlllgenfe.
THURSDAY, November 20, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Jennings, Laughand Eco
Steamship Atlantic Smith, for Bra2o Santiago via Galveston
IIrrris Morgan &co
Shin O,Thysen Ardicls for Bremen, Tlue Seller eco
Ship Shakespeare, Nocross for Liverpool Baxter oye eco
Bark Noxcja F;ts for Boston II Nennard
Bre:n Bark Anna Delius HascndorF, for Dreman
Bernard, Kock &co
Schr Joseph II Toone, Pennington for llarnna,
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK VIA HANANA-StennSl.ip Ph'aItlph"-
bls flour do bales snake root lbJ Dds 4uu pkSa
pecnnS, 10 liquors, Is pkgs sunlricS
BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA GALIEsTON-SteanlSlip At
anc- bs Hour 100 do potatoes 100 boxes wine, IL do soap
lUl sacks oats 5casks bacon, is pkgs ndse
PREMIERSHIP OThyon-i2;5G bales cotton, l6i hhds to-
bacco 4 pkgS mdsc.
lIvERPOOl-Stp shatspeare625O bales cotton, 500 soks
wheat, 1000 slaves.
BOSTON-Burk MarciRl63 bales cotton, $3.50 bhiS 0Er 81
b slnlrics Is casks hams, IL sacks hams, 6U
BREMENHart Anna Dcius755 bales cotton, 63 hhds to-
baccO.
HAvANA-Schr Joseph II rooneZHl hbs 200 sacks flour,
80 tbls rosn - alOR II casks - htIs, les ot ash
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IMPORTS.

NEW YORK VIA IAFANt--Sc"n'shp CAhnwbs-As-
sorted rntise,
III ker, olives 800 lars oil lemons 1850 IL
trails almonds i6 coils rope loreueo trail" OF
almonds II Meugens-5S hales corks FlaNCha Bros &co.
IINERPOOI.-ship Corinihiau-.A Assorted ni'se.
RIO DE JANERIO--Dris Julia Ford-3l0 bugs coi2e TO
Toigts i Jtan!eImud.
HAyASA-B,ig Mary E!znneth-2 cases segar" to ! Do.
MI DO B"idecEe Sc"l do FerTier tco d" BarreIi
- Moreno tro do II Chncr
! DO E.IM r o, - j Kd Xxx No. ce IBIS
argurs SnlbulaI do RecAld bls SrSRrS 10
Rivns3 bblS honey box mse trNaek bf"Ss cases 5snTS
PUG AynndAno do Payne Steele Nco-o b"NeH Goldfish
itna-S do Carlyro Banato2 10 III bales tobacco Anu
lot fruit 10 order
RIO DE JANERT0-hArk Cavalier i5Vo bags collie 10
Johnston, Moke eco
IIyERPOOI.-Shp Cpriri,n95 eases 81 bills steel to
Whiting Isco ew"re VOORHEES, Gr1'e Hco-3 caak- r't"
? Zurn-OH lk9S mse Smith, Cooper kco1 do eWlt 10
Moore tco65 crllcs cask ew"re 100 boxes tin 10 Bridge
Rnnle Scol mise Leon Aco35 do TO 3 Gr"rnn-l
Ils. Milon Hcoi3l s"es l3o bales gnnny
bags Druhanl6 Clark MoaLyDlo SACKS salt
l55 hampers potatoes 2o9 crates c"re Ii pigs
| ewaTe TO order
FISH RINER-schr P Il Brown-3oo bb rosin to Fl Bis.
sey eco
PEARL RIvEE-schr umner-ll5 bb!, to Elliot:
| G7 do Converse .vco-55 10 II clcora \ lt'ttus
COFINGTON-Sc!r HloonI-5 600 feet lumber to Merritt
| Mcdonnell.
HORN 1SLAND-Schr Octava---r0 Ibis sand to J {
| Stewart
COYINGTON-scrr Sea Brd-5oGto brick, to J stewart.
Pearl. RIvEIE->clr ;:acth AIl-S0 050leet lumber
| Po0lry NicUl
CUYiSGTuNSclr Martha .AntG5,G0Q bricks 10 Merritt 4
Mcdonnell.
GlL0XI-srlr vicna3:. 500 Iee' lumber to Saa>li 4
| Bel.
BoNFoUCA-schr A!ltancc-aNt0o feet nner 10 r Phil
PEARLINGT0N-srhr Eei.us-2l,Qo1 feet hummer to " W
Care .tcu.
GILuXI--schr Belle EapIm-ij cords wood to onj,r.
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JEFFERSON CITY, November -.
The supply stock is ample for present demand and the
,srkp, scarcely varied Pieces contn@e last Quotations,
viz.
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ST. ATE OF LOU TSI4NA,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New ,ren'SS
remembered, the Goth March, 1856. before the
s!lr:ibr Justice Of the Fence and for thu Hi'r>l,
personally appeared Charlie, Briggs President rni II, p jan
vir, Secretary The Louisiana Mutual Insurance ,olnAy OF
Ne" Orleans who being duly sworn, according to law, do de
pose say that the inst and .rUr, and
Arss1ipt the books OF lie sid Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. 7. JANNlER, Secretary.
70 subscribed this ah day OF March
lo5&. &. u. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace fol- the Parish OF Orleans
resolved pay Six per in
the scrip certificates Of lS5 payable and after the
second Monday May AID have declared scrip dVi-
ltu Of Twenty-Five cent the net earned premiums of
which certificates will be issued aud sitter
day June they hnvc reserved the balance
profits OF the ending l2th March, 1886
pending but utu ustc,l claims against the Company.
The Company insure against the rr OF the seas
and and loss and damage By ire at the current rues OF
premium
Otce in Nuild.g Camp and Nachcz streets,
CHA Eit.S BRIGGS, President
A. CAREIERE, Vice President.
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FROM TIE REV, j. FLANAGAN, OF Il \SRRNFk, q. "
J. WtSF.k-SiI have rrHlr he trial Of guIr tt..1ur
Etrrltl- lr with the happy results. II NY Own :'
lis i, wi.iri las %'l~r@:, The
pn>o ii Worms has tulu"et me administering ii NNn5 Yer
nlr, ard every frr prefers it t" o. "F, l. tt e.
rrrin and rhiIrn r'i,y, which,
poI' jIl-dI giving medicine 20 cll!u2tfl
Ju'y IL ISIS. JitiA FIANAH N.
Blya PhystyI,ns generally now use WINEk'S GANANiA>
VERMIFUGE. This medicine is simple vegetable pren"7a
o tTliNertd with perfect safety
confidence the result and sill always destroy Hol,
the rHlic!It Ia health.
Over thousand certificates h,ve been sent Agents
planters merchants and hstcas, bearing testimony
tErac? G: this remedy Warranted in all
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemist,
nd WhuleSair Druggist; Hamilton, Canada West.
Rf Sold wholesale retail NJ manufacturers prices, by
j. WRIGHT Il CO, NtwllritaIs,
fe&3-1y Isl tf,i q Charities street New Orlma-, In
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NMrNND-nAND NNNNITUNN NTOlsl1, 81

- - i'tT0lD" street. n'lT t.NHt.
changed repaired Md vanished in the hest manner aid Oh
reasonable
Person, r,iu: house ks'nug and wishing 70 diSHose Of
tfrir fuii4r do we'll to call or the undrrS5snGt
r-nr
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II NORTH CCLI.tlAI. ATTORNEY.A I'll! NV, WILL.
IA Ill professional business in Fl Landry and
Avoyej that may be entrusted 10 his Office at uf
L0('S.tS, IH.. -
Reerru'4s-(h.S, NJ Wn"rm"r. heTiwNe n sr"hann;C \
Olivier. Esl rhus. II. M;}-i II; las -
Singleton, attorney .asv; Nixon Adams, Ce-ren Nh:ee
Snw Ir,ut
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TTNALl4D4T-5 bbi,, tor .sIo r. w
Mo - Np-Ntu"
"COPPER" Ash bbi~ for ;f A.. &y y, ,,.,n>,,.
= !i4-n7D"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-07

Forming complete Series, and afording Ma
tional Standard, thus securing uniformity Of 0rtho
graphy and Pronunciation for the millions that arc
IA constitute this vast republic.
Of the spelling book million Of copies are sold
annually.
this country based upon Nebster's system.
Ev- There is no other acknowledged standard in
this country or Great Britain.
We rejoice that il bids fair 10 become the srAx-
BARD DICTIONARY to be used by the numerous mil
lions Of people who to nhabit the United Statss
Signed by l0i Members Of Congress.
FACTS.
No. l. More than ten times Al many are sold u
Webster Dictionary, Of any other series in this
country.
No. 2 At least FoUR-rrFTHs of the School Books
published in this country own Webster as their stan
lard, and IF the remainder few acknowledge any
standard.
No. 3, Nearly every State SUPERINTENDENT of Pub
lie instruction in the Mon or corresponding officer
where such exist, has recommended Webster
Dictionary IN the strongest terms Among these
those Of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New Jersey pennsylyania In
diana. Ohio kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Michigan
Iowa, W isconsln, Minnesota and Canada, EIGHTEEN
n all. President White Of Wabash College, Ind
under date Of Nov. TO- 1854. says
8 think Webster's worthy to supersede every
other English Dictionary win, have doubt
BE- used almost universally this side Of the Aiegha
mise
4fp. n Anu rlihllAf opinions from the most
nent sources through the country are at hand The
state Of New York has placed GOO copies of Web
ster : Unabridged in many of her public schools
No. .. There IL an unanimity OF opinion that DR.
Webster is the best DEFINING Dictionary in the Eng
lish language. - Horace Mann.
NO g. 1t IS constantly cited aud relied on in our
courts OF justice in our legislative bodies and in pub
lie discussions, as entirely conclusive - Hon. John
c. Spencer.
No. T. :" The chronological part surpasses any
III ng that has been done for the English
any earlier laborers in the same held.--[Geo Ban
croft.
should greatly rejoice to see DIR. Webster's i'm
have no doubt they will be. - Prof. Edwards of
Salem Normal School.
"In reference to the notifications OF orth9pical no
tations, the critical judgment and refined taste of
Prof Goodrich have left his editions Of Webster S
Dictionary little ground of objection regard to the
peculiarites which proved the only drawback from
the value OF the original work. Prof. Russell, the
Elocutionist.
Though IN some instances not agreeing with the
photography and pronunciation which certain ind-
yduais eiiques and small communities may pres
cnt follow, nevertheless regard it the Standard
Dictionary for all deep and correct knowledge of the
English language. We il such in this inst-
tution-- NJ. Conant, Principal of Bridgewater State
Normal School
Ey~ The attention Of the friends of popular edu-
catont committees teachers and parents, is solicited
to the Importance Of perletuating this purity and
uniformity VI language, SO efeetualy aided by the
use of such National Standard a. Webster
A. BEACH, Agent, Iowa City.
Nov. 81 lS55.-w3m.
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ttNIVVtsHufs 10 FUute Il tO.l
AZ Ill. continue the Forwarding and Commits ion
w business al the old stand mt the Raj lr,ad Sin
tlen, east side Of the river from Burlington Iowa
Having the only warehouse on hat side they Of
Ter superior inducements to shippers TO eonsign All
goods INTENDED for the country to them An good.
70 theif care VIII be delivered to the teams free Of
ferriage thereby saving the charges of dravage II
the west side; also the benefit Of insurance
while IN their warehouse.
Country merchants Will find il to their interest ~
call on ns before going east 10 purchase goods
II. =. B q 70 are agents for the Union Express
Co. and viii he happy to afford any Information =
these who desire 10 ship by that line
burlington, Jan. Is. dim
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NEW PHINCIPLEI NO POISONI
Rhodes Fever and Aguc Cure

! nR ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, for the proven
~ ton and cure of Fever and Ague, or Chill Fever
Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and kemittent
Fevers also of Bilious Fevers, accompanied by
Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever
Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility, Night Sweats
and all other forms Of disease which have common
origin in Malaria or Minsmn.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
seasons is unavoidably inhaled at every breath is
the same in character wherever existsnort sout
east or west-and will everywhere yield to this new
ly discovered ANTIDorE which neutraixes the poison
completely purihes the system and thus entirely re-
moves all the cause of disease,
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordina
~ results from its use
Ii viii protect any resident or traveller even in
the most sicky or swampy localities, from any ague
or bilious disease whatever any injury from con
stantly inhaling Malaria MAGMA.
1t will instantly check the ague IN persons who
have suffered for any length Of time. from one day to
twenty years 30 that they need never have another
chill by continuing it, according to directions
1T Will immediately relieve all the distressing r.
suite OF bilious or ague diseases such general de-
bity, night weats, etc. The patient at onor begins
to recover appetite aud strength and cor. nues until
permanent ana radical cure is efee, ed And as "a
proof that it is also worthy Of ppalic confidence be-
cause Of its singular and entira harmlessnss the fol-
lowing certificate from One of the most celebrated
chemists in the United States il attached 10 every
bottle
NEW YoRk, june II, 1855.
81 have made a chemical examination OF Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure, or AntidUte 10 Malaria, and
have tested for Arsenic Mercury, Quinine strych-
nne, but have not found particle Of either in it,
nor have found any substance in its compost that
would prove injurious to the constitution.
JAMES X. Chiffon, Nj, D., Chemist -
Thus allows Of its free preventive by which
all persons mag thus be Of entire freedom from the
above named diseases, matter how sicby the sea
son or swampy the locality.
Proofs VI efficacy frequently published and the
confidence Of the public is asked only In proportion
to its actual merits wherever introduced and used
These only are relied upon 70 prove it's worth.
one or two bottles Will answer for ordinary eases
some may require more. Directions printed in Ger
man French and Spanish, accompany each bottle.
Price One Dollar, Prepared and sold by the pro
pr1etor, JAMES A. RHODES Providence k. /.
E1T-H Il. III. AYRgs, Agent, heokuk Iowa. and for
sale by DrugglFtE. generality. now ,lAM
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Denie'. Eiee,ro- Magnetic pIa.,@r

NIL
FoER HoUas
'INHlS Novel ami extraordinary remedy is upheld
by the testimony II 81 the best names in
tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas. The proprie-
tor and Inventor has among Thousands of others
tihcates from the following distngu I'd gentlemen
Of Memphis Tenn, the home If the proprietor
Rev. i l.. Grace, Col. Smith p Bank head--editar
Memphis Wing, Nm. lancey --ed tor Of the Mem.
phis News !. heefe, At. D.. y. A. Carr, NJ. D. H. II.
Crockett lawyer, grandson Of DaYy Crockett Thos s.
Land, NJ. u.
Tins wonderful Plaster does not pain, blister or en-
corate Wherever II has been introduced it has su-
perceded al other patent medicines for chIls and
dfiren qsiatae out IF The market
mike QuiDine, Arsenic and other deleterious
drugs this medicine makes quick, radical and per-
feet cure aud IS not followed by train Of malaies
worse than the removed. Ii perfectly harmles
and can be used with perfect safety by ali sexes ana
ages.
The proprietor In introducing the +. NJ P. in this
community leaves II TO make it's local reputation here
by sts own merits and superior claims the public.
Address {. NJ. Denle, Proprietor, Memphis, Tenn.
PRICE, ST. liberal discount made TO the trade
Sent by mail, to all parts Of the country.
Sole wholesale and retail agent for keokuk
H. ii. AYRES.
Corner 81 and Main street oc;23ow
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Gillmore's Turkish Imminent.

TINS Is the best Lniment which has yet been Of
i fered TO the public. Ii II excellent remedy
for Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Rheumatism wound
cuts ulcers, burns ~eads bruises sprans salt
sore throat, head ache tooth ache pains III the lS
chest, back stomach or bowels Also for founder
gianders b head, sweeney, splint sprans poll eyil
staff complaint, yellow water disteinper, ring bone
hstula collie, botts aud harness gals Sc The words
0illm0res Iurkish Liniment blown in the glass;
also fac simile Of my written signature accompa-
ME ak
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NtAE dOVr @ q Farsons Banking House1
kE0kUk ,.............. .................... IOWA
fIfHE subscriber has just received large q
i and beautiful stock of Gold and Silver ~
Watches, Gold Jewelry, &c, comprising the kl,2
latest styles of Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings Cuff Pins Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver Thmbles. Gold
Slides, Snaps, studs, Gold Pens with or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being a practical matchmaker
feels competent to repair the most difficult and deli
cate work that may be entrusted to his care
All work warranted to give satisfaction
CORRECT TINE.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
is, and always viii be kept by
Noy IS, lS55.-dly n w. JONES
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TO OUR COUNTRY AND CRY


M + are now in receipt par Oakland ""H T.
w 1eatman, "Connewago," James Lyon -
and "Westerner,o of our Fall and Winter stock.
which we offer TO the Trade at very fdporabe prices
"As 10 quantity and quality, say our stock liz
very large and desirable and shall take great pleas
ure and much pains in filing al orders entrusted to
us.
We call attention to the following articles com
prising portion Of our Stock
100 hhds N Sugar, 100 bxs NJ r raisns,
~ Refined do. so do LAYER do
lOO bbls Belcher scrush di00 do fresh behring's
loaf and clarified do. 10 bbs pecans,
~ DIS brown Havana do.2O DO IS almonds
425 bags coffee 5do fiberts
so pock u old gov Java do s do wanuts,
so bags Lagnara do, do Brazil nuts
90 bbls reboiied Molasses, 80 bush pea nuts
40 " . III Molasses, 50 bxs Rabbits purified
40 " Belcher's syrup saleratus
70 " golden syrup, rs do Don's pure do
% pkgs hf Dbl kgs do 10 casks coda do
20 bbls. Plantation do 80 bbs do do
10 tleTces rice 80 kegs C. soda
1850 bx star candles, 8 bills cream tartar
~ M and a. bXs do 80 bxs tartaric acid
90 bxs summer press. do. casks nader
ZoU 90 mould do ) cases and eeroops indi-
100 bxs palm ros. soap, GO
90 - starch, 2 cases nutInegs
% " smoking tobacco. II bbls copperas,
10 bbls do. do, 3 do alum
80 gross tin foil fine cuts do putty
eehnewlngdo,, - bags pepper,
9uo DIS manu-. tobacco otIu do spice,
all grades, so bxs pure ground do of
30 do Havana six cigars each kind
70 nj chts Imported tea, 20 do do do ginger,
90 do do ii do 80 do pickles
30 do gunp0wder do 30 do pepper sauce
80 d. black do 300 doz cans frssh ccye
so sacks ass No cotton oysters
yarn, 20 eases sarrl;Grs
So do white and col earpet2o hf bhs No white ksh
cham, 90 Ikgs lnackerel bbs and
100 bales battling, hlfs,
500 bxs asst sizes windowj drums fresh cod fish
glass, 100 doz hemp bed cords,
50 bbls tar. 50 do grass DO
~ % composition roofingl0 reels hemp packing
pltch yarn,
tons roofing paper 100 doz painted tubs
oUO Kegs nails, 900 do do buckets 2 and
20 bxs axes various brandsho0ps
TO kegs pure lead 30 do well buckets,
10 bbls Linseel oil. IS do wash boards
~ casks tanners do 20 do half bushels
bbls turpentine % do tar cans,
1909 sacks q A salt 80 nests wood bowls 3 en-
1000 do dairy dc i kegs bar lead,
$50 bxs candy, 200 bags shot
so drums fresh figs, 100 bxs prime W cheese
dec5w C0NNABLE, SMYTH l. co.
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New Paper Hangings.
HE Favoriie Authorizes Of the south.
JUST RECEIVED.

nIRECT from New York the largest and most
IL splendid stock Of Ladies Fancy Furs, Fancy
Robes, Fur Gauntles, Swan Down Nictorines and
Cats; Gents Fur Mufiers Fur Gloyes DC. &c. ever
brought % the West shan offer Great Inducements
TO aHrao ioaat anything IA The above Aat. aud will
sell sets of Victorines cheaper than the article
be bought in st. Louis All ] ask is for you to
call and examine nay stock which superior to any
thing the West.
Laies please call and look over my stock. No
trouble 20 show goods. Don't forget the place, but
call at the NRw York EMPORIUM
A. G. SHELDON,
0et IL, SD Main corner Sd St
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roth eitixers OF Keokrrk.

II AAlNG Interested With the Messrs. seofelds
4 ~ he Gas Fitting Busnel we wonld assure
sAe pah.tc tai a.. Orders gwen 70 them viii be cx-
"fated lp nea5 ana workman-like manner, and
-" they san rely upon the work done by them, as
beihE " the gcry hpst maaerial
- II Viii be bu' a snort tine before the gas will
be introduced we would recommend 10 those des-
fpa g lighting up at the time Of The completion If
she WORKS. that they give immediate orders for Pc
fixtures de., otherwise, many would he DELAYED ba
yond that time, il would be impossible. 10 supply
ali applications upon short notice
July s. l655.-d O. HERRIcK A co