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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-23
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
W. HE DAyEsP 0RT
[ r. d N w. O K X $
TaIIEDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.

corner Ct hecE l-4atG atG= tsyOEu Streets.
FAMINE, H0NhEtsi4Y ~ o., (ale foremen rithe
.t LeClare F6ggdrssi aFa tegaTrd to execute eli
Kinds OF
Engine and Machine work for Saw and Flour
ing Mills.
Also
ORNAMENTAL HOUSE CdSTI-ystTS OF So
PERIOR a.SI) yy9RIOUS DESIiTAS, caps.
sILLS. BRACKETS, TEUSSES, 9e..
Ofiha latest patterns made 70 order.
NJ b. Special attention paid 10 repairing work
Accidents to machinery repaired without delay
Brass casting made to order on short notice.
mch ls,56-dWtf -
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A Coon HIr.--It is said that amongs
company Of political gentleman in Wash
jngton lately some one was dwelling on the
tmpossibility of Fremont's filling Southern
Offices with Southerners; when Southern
man replied that he should want no batter
fortune, if Fremont should be elected, than
the toll paid at the Potomac bridge BY the
Southern office-seekers.
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NnTIGE.

fsl5is &, certify that the copartnershtP heretofore
) existing between the undersigned under the
M n, . and style OF Shoup & Barkalow is this day
dissolved by mutual consent -
An the demands outstanding in favor OF said hrm
"''' W B. F, SHoUP.
A,N. BARRAL0W.
H. The Forwarding and Commissi on business
vii hereafter be continued by b. ShouPN Co,
at iI,g same stand .....
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= OwREy. THOMAS d co. arc now receiving, al
, ,beir Ward near ihe rail road depot, tUO Tons
~ GnAL DAILY For Fuel and steam lLhas no su-
10 combination of the miners to RAISE the
r,,e oi Soal--which We would not sabinn lo-"e
were unable for sh0rttime, to supply our eus.oh.
a,, pnt having succeeded IN breahiug up thls con
Sinaou lin which the community has no small inter-
e.i1 we are now prepared 10 deliver IN TINS cry OF
davenport, in quantity TO suit purchasers nj our
former proes, on Application Al lhe hatu'
Rock Island jams -dlf
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A. S. MAXWELL, NJ. d.,
SGIsGEOS, uCuH4iS'E & oPEgk A'GOIt ~
TENOT0MY & PLASTIC SURGERY,
/. W Corner Tenth and Harrison Streets
DAVENPORT, kossfA.

References:
Tror. IL, 4. AcKLR, NJ. D Cleveland, ONO, 49, ~
l.. FlHEgroS, n. u. CioFeisud, o. Med. Sup. No
As5. Tor lnsano.
Ps5f s. g. ARAuR. i . d., Cincinnati, o.
Il Is. Nu0p, NJ. D., New UfE, oeaiiAl and Auto
plastic Surg.
Operations for lhe removal 0i G4lsfaets, Fto5!sr
Slrlbismus SqanliHBs, Hare -Lp, Clhb-feo., Con-
.racted Limbs, oc, sc.
DeC4-dtf.
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Stores. Stores.
MULTIPLlFD BY STOVES.

Stores. Stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSaEI IS SEuE Es!
4 LTHoUGH we cannot keep on hand some 2bOt
or 300p Stoves, some ef our .esnbors, the rea
sons are, we sell so cheap aHd SO good article o
stoves that il becomes difficult TO supply the de
maEd but new supply Of freight ears have arrived
and been placed on ourroad and we have completed
our arrangements as 10 be able to supply thl
demand ofall, be the same MORE OK LESS.
So after looking around among all the "OSt
HoRsEr Stove shops in this city, to no purpose
Twitchell Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy 2
Store as is store. In our prices, for eheapness
we defy all cnmpettion--every article warranted
nnd il not satisfactory, refund the money Among
our asso rtlnent may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax,
Black Diamond. for coal; The King of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds OF Parlor. Office and Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper WareonA hand at all times, Roof.
ing, Jobbing, &c. done TO order
Brady Street. nearly opposite the P. o.
Feb 4-dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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sq9yE.S Ar WOLESALE
The Largest stove Store

in the "csts..
lyv shall receive The opening Of navigation the
w largest stock of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 10 the State of iowa. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
is on hand for timers sc are Tia Piats Shse2 IRON
Boiler from No. IL 10 =, Chareeai ao., Rps sfa DO,
,4itGtiea RussiG do, Flrs. ftHrf1 c0pPey's, Bra
IRIS de-, Block tin, Lead, Copper Bottoms. tttGI
d., IRON Rivsts all sizes, tiHasd DE-, GH siHds G
pyssssd eGre, JapaHasS d., TIteaers e!s;and We
assure all persons fay0rag with order, lhat We
will sell them goods in o line low they can De
bought In Chicago s.. Louis, and much lower than
tiiey have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, and on terms to Htt.
Please give us cgll End learn 01ir prices, and
tacn we think you will pend neith Ftime nor me- n
ey hereafter il buying at the two places above
rnmed.
NE, In q few Gays We shall receive an assort.
ment Of the above nam goods by Railroad, sum
eent 10 supply the immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at all times with TinwaT6 andon fsvorabia terms at
Old Rags, Copper, &c., &c, &c, taken IN ex-
change for goods.
Sos Burrows Block, PronEStreet.
Mchl2-dkwu Wi0KkRsHAA * Hisks
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B. f. SHOUP & CO.,
date Grm Of Renwiok * Son,)
GECOmMISSI1N L MERCHANTS

FORWARDING & com MIsSloN MEkthANis.
lgazar Buildings, East cor. Front and Brady.
Davenport, Iowa.
srepts rallthe principal Steamboats, in the upper
AtssssIppitrade aud connecting with lower Missis-
ppi boats. Wealso have the Agency for the sale OF
Sli and keep constantly ON hand, ,lresh ana pure
Cement. fire brick, &c. .
liberal dyaucellents made upon all cohsisnmenis'
A., . wi
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ss-..----Aa 4=s-se-sss Se.sssgss.sssS III
fsss17Tlrx Es4sssss..2 sa-xss& go Es.Safss.l

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
s - s -. 60
qrt ore,t Central Route, connecting the At lantc
r,ties With The Western, Northwestern, ana Se9ti-
western Slatos by continuous nan .! uirooi nIs m
80 ni.o connects at Pittsburgh with daily line OF
trs "a iii merits on the North western Lakes; ma
no ,he most direct cheapest and rshobis route b;
waich Freight can be FORWARDED TO ana rom the
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
| sSixsf q lass boots Shoes, Dry, rtr q IOO n
| Goods lin boxes) Furs, Feathers &c'i
| second Giass.s-books NIHN"h-
cry, Dry Goods Sih oa!es3 '-' anu }GJc. PIUCb
| Medicines, Hardware, Lea-..-., - DOL
Thira Class.--Anyils, Bagging,I
Bacon, on" PORK lin bulk osst steel't sec 100 y
| Sole Leatber r lin 6u ldlesl ochrc, &c,
.ourtsl iasS..sCohee, fish,ba)
con A PORK tpacked) Lard& Lard oiiiS 40c PlOO b
Irmp Iron. lead nails, soda ash, &C,
FLoUR-sl PER barrel ant.i iaftaer ~, notice;
COITON--Sa per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
vel hit untilfuthcT notice. ..
Uf5ln ppiug foods from any point east of Phil
adcphia be particular to mark packages "uia Tenn
s1IraVfa n Raiiroad.n An goods nsigned to the
gsns Tor this Road at Phlade phia or Pittsburg VIII
| Sc forwarded without detention.
EspouT AGgsTs.-HarriS, Wormly Co.. Mems
,his Tcnn 4. F sass * Co, 81. Louis,J. 5. Mitch
eli q Son, Evansville, lad Dumesnl, bell q liur
drum Madis N, Ind; sprigman Brown, and irwin
| a. Co., Cincinnati; \. " Graham d Co., LanesyiIle
| n tHnpl Co., N hllpl ST. Dustohs iScch q 20
| > h.tor House, n, York; William st. and Batter
| piacc New York; h. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Ma
araw & Rooms, Baltimore; Geo. o. Fronciscus, Pits
| burg. r., ,--y ,,-.,. -, Dts,.
| H. JL LDMBAE ERT, SWPr. Altoona, Pa.
| Pcunsyigunio tfailroad.
| Three Daily Through fraIMs betweeE Philadelphia
ana PITTSBURGH THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Isgvea phladelphia fer Flllsbrr@ai u A. Al and
piit.Lurgh fer Philadel phil ~ >. NJ The iasL line
lives rti iadelphiaati +. NJ. and ptts9urg for Phil
| adriwIia an p. n. THE NIGHT CYPRESS train
Tea Pm adolphia for Pittsburgh at II 7 d. and
| Pittsburtn ,or Philadelphia at iC p III.
| Tbo above lines CoauCct IL Pittsburgh wlth the
p,irpafs 10 .ndirom 81. Louis, DO, Alton, Gaiena
a%G t.t.ra.o III. Frankfort, Lexington aud Louis
yiII. Nv Tore Hauta, Dayton, Springfield, belle
f,,lf1e. 4alidueky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Z,uea, le Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
tg. steam packet boats from and 10 New Orleans,
| :, louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
through tIckeis can De had 10 OF from either oil the
FOR further particulars see Landbs at the differ,
cut starting points, Passengers from the West VIII
And this the shortest and most expeditions route TO
! pniiadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
/ THO'S. MOORE, i gent, Passenger Lines, rhiia.
| MESKIMEN, Agent Pas ssengcr Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov Cd '05 dly
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ear,nRIEH. WHEELER & YANTIS

forwarding and Commission Merchants,
~, rIL,,,g, np'o.ite T. IT, depot, Davenport Iowa.
" DEALERS IN
n, ain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all descrip-
tions of Farm Produce.
lrs salcited aud attendcito with dispatch Tor the
m sIs ar sale OF Grain Produce in this and other
ms rktts. ,,r. A.. .tors,s, ,r al kinds nf
lnIr facilities are nmpleior the storage oil al h'iu' "'
ash advances made Oh nconssgme"ts ~h'nde-
sired, ..- ..r, =, ,.c.fy;rr. t al E.ryv,rlf,. ~
~ flrlad or iiyul. ChHrgaa al established rates
s'''''' --REEERENCES-
Oh g.. s,ropUt HmEefs, Davenport Cnhh, BIOL EAj
Iu.h Iu.,. ItrEeal Davenport; &iCsoh5. Campbell \
% Uni ,rs, davenport Coo. ". I'm, banker intlto
- 1, leans. Albion, y; Duchess 90 bShh; ,, !,
TIn,a il ,n-shaJl, Esq. Rochester, \. ~ " @ alic'
VIII = !. Cit,. Guy Grtz, commission me'-
chant st. L.'a Collins a"E9fGy A. az Ii,,Sr S"'s. s
, tH' r., tty Wilkinson co., Poughtolso Wat
tiIs tigsIry, ;J4anssion merchant, LoH"'ie'ky.
| inn. d dtI
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
ca - ~ -

,SpRING ARHANGEMENTs,
nyaud after Monday, April l4th, 1e36,ana uhttl
bErlnet notice. tr ins will leave Rock isiahu aa'
II Sundays excepted las foisows' coa. n
slsxpres :, Stopping only at the principal =,
3a night express, stopping aLal stations Ply
An fysigbt with I'd class curs al o'5p a "a
Trains arrive ST Rock Island daily, Sundays except
co as(0llOws: ann. NJ
81 exprssa stopping only At the principal o =,
mall trainat ly.l5 L. I ~ ~ :
an freight with I'd class cars at so A. h :
airoing over this road are in direct cohhecioh ~
rf,ieao with trains Iyor both tnc Mlchgaa ooniherh
1ri Michigan Central r. X. TO and from petrott 20
l.io cleveland, COiunb"s. Cincinnati, EltlsDGtgh'
rTgIfrl, Rnilalo Niagara Fails, Albany, Ne" ORE
rf.iIndeIThIa. Baltimore ahd Washington ESQ d.
l., sale with trains o the Illinois central Toia
.artb TO Gaena and south to st. Lonis ana saf9 !"
gEirh placcs ticket. can be procured Oh ~ D. SiE
VlsNS Tickel agt. II. r. Depot Ri .f
pgsseggers are reminded olthc necessity OF giving
I4tioct directions as to the deelnaloh Of thef pls
go slso % procure tickets before taxing thel
gafsi the cara "a tue conductors coileGl lares 0hiy
In Stations on the line Of tho Chicago and Rock lStld
~ w. is1aI JOHN Z. TRACY, SnPt.
W. H. WHITMAN, Ass't Sup't.
Rock island, April 7, 1856. ---
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IgWA STEAM CABIN ct
NsA AETEHA A"E'0kK.

ygvHF ss- riber would respectfully inform the IT,
/ iyr,s of Davenport and ui Central Iowa taat ne
manufactures and keeps constantly on hand ana ior
sale at
Wholesale and Retail,
ruRNIIURE OF every description, from the hnesl
sofa to the commonest Bureau. Having recently g2t
his steatn works into operation, he eaiapie OF M
ir All orders that may be given him al short noaees
. nj with work which he warrants TO be oil better
quality Than anything imported into the city, ana
which will be sold At lower ratios. All kinas oi
sysESsSEsEED FURNITURE
also kepton hand aud for sale low. Pleasecaii AMI
examine his stock, at the manniactory on aenehd
slrcef south side, east OF Perry street. ,
Davenport, GIay 80 1856 d&wn L.C. pE ssA.N )
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The ola pioueer Bakery still ahead.

The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead.
TI1HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
aratsons for tho manniaetare o,
plot Tread sc, tc.. together with u good assort-
ment OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks
i have also purchased the Patent Right igr Scott
..,,,,i~ Cnr mo manufacture OF CrGIn Il Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
mad, Inv Machinery. The advantages claimed for
:..ssnf making Bread, these, the Bread Is
M ort, unilorm in quality, and handsome IN appear
auce IL is much winter and more eYeh' Keeps ~ usn
Iorar wItn lut becoang tlo, and TO many persons
il NOT obiacIionablo when It we2k old, it cuts as
bandsome as the auost French roll IL goes iAlhef,
nd ia readily introduced into families VINO have new
,,sSt IaL Gr's Broad before, shall continue 10
rtp a Bread Wagon as heretofore. w Offering the
avc arcles on te rms which cannot iai TO give en-
Iirc satisfsctop hope to ba able TO supply an Nh"
may avor me with their patronage. im"nSiHi t tnr
mast ltyors 1 hope TO merit conlhuahes OF tnc
p'"n All n,iaf ~ from the Ouutry promptly attend
oH to. +'' -, .h,y ,
Pioneu Bakery, Front Stfeat, one square, soo''
Burrows Prettyman's HLSaIh E4'"S'
DnYenpO-t, May p, lSoO-dli
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pcu,syIyania ItaiIroud
lsoCts ESiaa.o.
Wall PAPER Wall Paper!

Wall Paper. Wall Paper!
=, no i5. GEO rolls on hand just received and opea
inp we have no hesitation in saying that we
nave The largest and best rariety west OF Chicago, al
a visit to our store and warehouse vii! snow, All o
which will be gold ut reasonable prices.
Fl. A. PORTER d BRO,
Old Pioneer Book Store,
,nl- 5,yIr Rock Island. Ill.
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE

4 HE SHDE L hhDL
tFtVINfI increased our facilities for manitac'a
! ius and dealing 81 Boots, shoes ahd iealheii =
a8grsIsaed successors 10 $. q. Dawson q To-, on
.tt. r5tizsGg ofUayenport and vicinity, greater y
aaabmrnis tfau ever 70 5ny tnelf boots anu oh"es
.ueEr Out retail stock hereafter WIZ alAA!s Co 60,
. ggsry fiptioH of goods wanted by me pe.pi,
s.a also are mabiUg extensive preparations !.
gaaiesa eing I0ots apd Shoes, aud We lhNIie eou3-
Us dealers 10 call and oxaminc oar stock ana PTice
i lsgar determination 70 s0l4 on good terms -
sas eEn 1spnrehasedi N ~ iepls 81 IN. Y "a
aEl % Brad st., door ffomed.
Boys Youths and Infants Boots
4 LARGE lot of tie aboYe, Calf, Kip ard Cos
.I.es '''''' = lawson, GRIGGs q co.
Home Made boots and Shoes,
XNT i make every style and quality Of Bo5tAhr
w tGrR, OXfordEics and fine CaifSheca ior -
aneAorinotee, otprme 5iocg. ,t,t,4,as
Ts0sc who want ''it2nc M2tt WORK VIII PieaS
''Eg Daea &ps''' DAWSON, GRIGGS < co.
3ents CATERS! Boys Caters! Youths Caters.
SsNHE largest and best stock VIC have eyer oief ed
sole. Back and Brab Cloth Caters; Patent Leaihc
Eea9 DAWSON, -GRIGGS & co.
Meaj Long Rubber Boots.
LEU Rubber Sandals, Caters and Slippers for La
a dies and Gents. Misses aud childreni by
Det3 DAWSON, GRIGGs < co,
Warm Feet! Dry Feet!
DAWSON, GRIGGS & co. have n complete as
= sortment Of Far-,jaed, Cloth and Buffalo over
.hocs for sale cheap. DEC ..
THE SHOE TRADE,
COUNTRY Merchants are invited 10 call and ex
anime assortment. which is just suited TO I'M
daTket. Our prices viii at all times be as low as
those cfChicaga or 81. douis. ~,
nee9 DAWSON, GRIGGS \ co.
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Coal! Coal!

,DF all sizes ofGurloy d. Co's,.Iroy, nj
~ apl dw-u II. A. roh'EN hNo ~
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cDnBHLs. Hydraulic Cement, for sslsby
NHD b, p, y ID.
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are The eel sralCd Climax and Charter oak Cook
Stove s. coal or wood; al - igl and complete as.
sn~iment Parlor, Box and Heating Steyes, Elevate
oven Stoves, and many other patterns too nnmer-
aus 10 mention. Our motto Is, Quick Sales and
small Profits; Good work, all warranted or no sale;
one do lar say lis dollar rned; aud by calling
nd This Stove Store will save ii and get just as
GOOD an article as II any other house
Particular attention paiito House Roofing, Spout
ing and Job Work in general out of good Tin and
stock, hoping TO receive share OF the public pat.
ronage BY this motto: "QHieE Sales anu small
pro1is ), (sepO) u. l.. BORNE,
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
MEETING OF THE observation-disclosures

MEETING OF THE ELEoToRs.-To-morow
. the day appointed by law for the meeting
of the Electors in Indianapolis, to cast the
vote of Indiana for President and Vice Pres
ident The Frankfort Yeoman, speaking of
the converting of the Electoral College in
Kentucky, says an idea obtains that the
Governor must issue his proclamation for the
meeting.s This is not required by any law of
Kentucky, (nor, we believe, Of this State }
nor has it been the usual practice in such ca
SIS. The Yeoman continues "The meet
ing will be held in one Of the rooms of the
Capitol and organized by the selection of a
President from among the electors and the
appointment of Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms
ana Messenger to convey the vote to Wash
ine.on. The citizens of the town and county
should make some move towards giving the
electors betting reception. Many persons
will be attracted to Frankfort on that day to
witness so novel spectacle to most, as see
ing the vote of old Kentucky cast in hsr
Electoral College for Democratic President
and Vice President of the United States
May we have quadrennial recurrence OF
such scenes0
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

A T THE BUFFALO PRIVATE HOSPITAL
"A Established for the cure Of s.. phillis, Seminal
Weakness and the secret In6rmies of Youth and Ma
corner of Man and QUAY streets. lmn slair..l
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
Great Cures Of Deafness and Rheumatism,
BY
DeGRATHS GREAT ELECTRIC OIL,
AT THE STATE FAIR AND ELSEWHERE.
IMPORTANT TO THE WORLD!

peGRAIH's ELECTRIC Oh! THE public must be on
the lookout. There niators aud counterettrs In
the wor d. There are :. Smiths" and Browns, and
Blues, who, having warmed into lie by the sub
scriper, trying ruin their benefactor. sm
the OF tbs great uiscoverer OF the original ecte
OIL, Professor ID ;Graih. The "Smths." the Bowns
Blues. with their wives, merely IBterlopers
DeGrath is the only which should appear tho
circulars the Electric OIL The only OIL that is
une and worth rush is the Electric OIL sold by Profess
Detiraih, with his blown the bottes which
Is all the world. After this, the '.Smhs'
the and the Blues with their wives, will be no
more-they will have gone TO New York. to try 10 sat
sfy their numerous creditors in the SugarCoafed Pill
Line, Jersey, other OF the way place.
Prof DeGrath and does pay ali his debtshe is the
friend the psope. His Electfc Oil is blessing
mankind-an invaluable boon, and the "Smiihs,' the
Browns and the Blues with their wives, who
manufacture it without knowing of what it is composed,
endanger and ierbaps destroy human life. Beware If
limitations and counereits. Take only the original
cle signed by the great Prof DeGrafh Particulars in
few days story is now evolving which will aston
ISL the public Agents will receive due notice.
The real genuine Oil is made at 80 South Eighth
street, hiladeIpha, where it has been for years past
Beware Of these cheyts.
PRoF. CHARLES DEGRATH,
Sole Maker Of Electric Oil in the World.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTEL S.


The intelligence OF rise in the river at Pittsburgh
this morning, produced very general feeling OF de-
light In the business community, and had favorable
effect the market the leading articles OF Produce
Flour advanced sc. per barrel Whisky Ne. per gal,
and there asincreased activity In tho Pork market
There was go deal of excitrment In the Hog mar
ket to-day, and good ones In active demand At
60, and drover In most cases. the close asking
a further advance.
Lard sold to u considerable extent at 1o1c Dealers
haunted by the idea of sh 1t crop and other sp
pances fsel restless, aud we should not be surprised
to further advance but may look with good de-
gree OF certainty for "panic' in Hogs in
more freely.
The money markets. unchanged tho demand Is
fair at full raes Tbs market for East I'm exchange
hardly firm, and with the opening of navigation
may look for an Increased supply and consequently
easier market.
Tho speculative demand for Lard In New York, no.
ticed yesterday, had subs ded to-day, aud tn market
was rather dull at I2sS &7. Sugar advanced In that
market to-day &c. per pound.
The New Orleans Crescent OF the goth says:
The general exchange market rather nrmer to-
day, although there sellers OF sight drafts on n
Y at dis. Tho banks selling at = dis. to their
custom ers who were private drawers Tor large sums
lower rates accedei TO. Time bills had decided
frmer aspect.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
Rats on the Stage.

A Swede Of rare and progressive genius
who deplores the present dearth of dramatic
talents, has discovered that rats-Swedish
rats at least-possess wonderful histrionic
powers, and after a careful search among the
sewers and barns in his native land, he has
Keans, and rat Siddonses, who Cor which,
for really a neutre can scarcely be applied to
such geniuses,) move the Swedes to laughter
or tears, as the cue requires. Among his
company there's asabe-skinned, bright-eyed
rat, who plays Hamlet to perfection (arrang-
ed as a pantomine, of course,) and all of
them play Punch and Judy with genius.
This Swedish embrassario is about to make
his rats appear before the Parisain public,
and it will not be long before they apper De-
fore u.s.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

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The combinations of ingredients in these Pills. the
result of long andextensve practice; they mild
in their Operation and certain Of restoring nature to
its proper channel In every instance have the Pills
proved successful The Pills Invariably open those OBJ
struetions to which females LIABLE and bring nature
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regular; and whenever obstruction takes place,
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general health Immediately begins to decline, and the
want of such remedy has been the of so many
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corruption Of nature; and whenever that is the case,
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ere they less ehcacous in the cure of Leucorrhea,
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table, and free from anything injurious life or health
Full and explicit directions accompany each box.
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