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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

MAsQUERADEs AND FANCY COSTUMES. - Nine
aroax LIZ CONT street. between Dauphne and Bourbon
grest increased her stock OF and fancy
costumes and prepared to provide dresses suitable
TO any character Those to honor
the festivities Of the with appropriate dress should
call upon Mime aroux and examine her costumes See
Il the sEtissment. "a @-ssIS 5as5s-E555
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY Goops. S. B.
Churchill, corner Of Dryades and Terpschore Streets
should enjoy reputation co-extensive with city, if
state for the low prices which he sells every
thing In his line Of business The advertisement, in
another column specifies great variety of indispensable
articles which offered at unusually reasonable rates
All who have purchases to make should call at Churchs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

Horn REALIZED. -The numerous friends of
Mr. Daniels tho proprietor Of Hope Hail. No 90 St. Charles
street Saturday grated by seeing his doors again
opened and all traces Of the fiery ordeal through which
he passed removed The same able and popular assist
ance that was with him before remains with him now.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

AMERICAN CIRGus COMPANY. = The great
French and American Circus Company Of R. Delereu
q Co.. will be opened to the ctsens Of New Orleans
within short time. The proprietor that due
notice will be given Of the opening As the amusements
and diversions Of the flower out, this will
fitting notice from our people. See the advertise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

N MI LIE PAEoDTs CoSe CERT. The concert which
was given last evening at the ODD Fellows Hall Mile
Teresa Parodi assisted by " and and
signor Leonard was evsry sense IF the Word success
was credit artists and not less credtable to
the audience which had Judgment sufficient to attend
The contained many pieces Of the highest
character from famous the Marseiaise
Hsmn,p Which was received with unbcuuded applause.
The success which has thus far, attended the
of Ms Parod has induced her to give two grand
concerts, the frat of which will be Thursday evening
the 1Tth and tho second Saturday the 10TH There
can be no doubt that the attendanceN be large Tbs
programme can DO found In another column III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

Mg~ WANrED--An Al PORTER in this office
apply who understand the busine and can give
good rsesnces. lania
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15
NEW ORLEANS srAr1oNEKs' NAREBoUsE -

New ORLEANS STATIoNERs' NAREHoUsE.--By
reference the advertisements of j. B. Steel Law Pub
Usher bookseller and stationer, No 90 Camp street, it
will be that he has hand his usual large supply Of
law medical theological and miscellaneous literature
together with blank books foreign and domestic bills of
exchange check books the different banks got up
in superior style.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

Southern Clothing sRNn2aasfdct0Ty,
IRWIN s. FORNO,
40 Camp Street,
cutting md making to order
CLOTHING,
every description.
Also, READY MADE CLOTHING, and GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NIsuTNG GOODS on hand JAM 9p9w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

1t will be noticed there is great variation between
last year and this present time for sight funds on New
York equivalent to ~ per ct:
There were some movements to-day in Mexican dollars
$4,000 being taken 104 by buyer Camp street
This comprises nearly twohrds Of the receipts by the
last steamer. ,. ...&.i. H.. '..# &c.,.
Condition ofe Banks Of this city for the cee ending Sat-
urday, january L. 1850 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15
.Netp Orleans 1oaeg Marhet.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street, |
Monday Evening, Jan u, 1856. }
In the absence of mails and telegraph adVices, with
continued cloudy and unfavorabe weather. there was but
little animation observed to-day beyond what we nave
noticed for weeks past We present below our usual
weekly statement of the Banks indicating the following
Inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

The Banks all we'll up in their discount lineat the
time year they had under loans and discounts
$685. which 717 CSC less than at this time
They hold Ss 1928 Exchange at this time and az
increase in specie of $19ss 4lo with increase Of
IS 1888, 900 in deposits.
The Money Market continues to be well supplied in
long dated paper at per cent about 10000 placed
to-day several parcels at that rate Other grades rule
from 9s to 10 and 10 per cent. There money
offering to-day than there satisfactory paper to alb
sorb it,
The movements in Stock to-day 20 shares Bank OF
New Orleans 100 shares Louisiana State Bank P
IT, and Is shares Canal Bank p IT, rs shares Bank of
New Orleans PT and 10 shares steamship Star Of the
South, of this port, now in the Crimea, on PIT.
The Exchange market to-day for foreign opened Ian
guidy, and sales were limited First-class clear bills
Sterling ruled from ca to Z, with at 6 In bills
of adng did not learn Of sale. So with francs not
sale to knowledge In domestic funds the usual
transactions took place. the Banks selling the counter
at i to q discount rst-cass drawers at same On the
streets rates ruled from x to u discount for sight The
Banks buying sixty days New York at "a to TX
and 2s discount Bankers selling at 80 days sight
and 70 days date at to ~ discount with fair demand
and with the large balances held by the Banks, the
market is not heavy have known it hundreds of
| times heretofore,
We give the comparative rates for three years past at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans. city of New Oflehna. !
BE 1T EMEMBEREI That the sih January 1856 before me-
Justice of the Peace for the hftresed
peonas appeared W. H. Garland President r. l. Rob rton Vice
Pssder snd N Philips Treasurer of hs Louisiana ShTnEH
New Orleans Who being duly according law
depoe that the above us and aud
rect tn ncrp. from g OF this said Company.
W. Fl. GARLAND President
RlCH'D L. ROBERTSON Vice President.
%a... .M..l i. N. PHILIPS, Treasurer.
Subscribed and before me This 9Th day Of Jangay 81
ianl0 e. c. M. BRA CT ORD, ]. P.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15
Removed

EstcS& s. Co.'s SGtGhssandeY SGfeso
VIE DER'S A EMIT,
WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKS, THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN
...& ROBBED.
Ttcelre Fears in Use and not Dollars
Worth of Books or Papers Destroyed
" AGll OF hs Valuable
sale by
SOUTHMAYD & HARRISON.
NILS 1y 50 CAMP STREET,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29
Curious Facts.

Serpents are said to obey the voice OF
their master. The trumpet bird of Amer
lea, follows its owner like spaniel, and
the jacaaa acts as a guard to poultry,
projecting them in the field, all the day
from prey, and escorting them home al,
night. In the Shetland Isles there is a
gull which defends the fiock from eagles;
i is therefore regarded as a privileged
bird. The channels, bounding over tie
mountain, are indebted for their safety
in no small degree, 10 species q phea-
SAINT. The bird acts as the sentinel; for
as soon As i. gets sight Of man, it
whistles, upon hearing which the cha.
mois. knowing the hunters to be near,
sets of at full speed. The articles which
cartridges and plover> employ to delude
their enemies from the nest Of their young
may be referred to as case in point, as
well as the adrort contrivance of the hind,
for the preservation Of her young; 70,
when she hears the sound of dogs, she
puts herself in the way Of the hunter.
and starts in direction to draw them
away from i.er fawns.
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S.bieyyane0n Fishes and Snakes

S.bterrane0n Fishes and Snakes
letter from gentleman in Ohio. gives
an account OF singular well in the town
Of Bryan, Williams county, Ohio. This
well was bored.to the depth of forty feet,
when a stratum OF rock was struck Oh
boring through this, about four feet, the
water gushed up to height Of five or six
feet above the surface, and flowed in a
powerful je, for several minutes, after
which il subsidized into a constantly fow-
ing spring of cool water. A number of
these wells have been bored, and the
same phenomenon is presented in each
But the creates, mystery is the fact that
fish from five to ten inches ia length, aud
destitute OF scales, and snakes of beau
tiful gold color are throwa up by the wa.
ter. A tube placed IN the office of one
OF these wells causes the water TO rise to
height Of twenty feet. The question IS.
where do these snakes and fishes come
FRONT Perhaps Belzebub's fish pond is
located in that county.
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Tax Payers, Read Ye the Law ana
G,vero Yourselves Accordingly!

ono demand for Taxes shall b. necessary nht
Il Is the daty Of every person subject 10 'aAao,,
Ia attend at the office OF the treasurer, az sooe
time during the four months named ana alte,
the 18th day OF September, and pas M aye
and If any one neglect 70 pay y hs'ors IL ~
day Of January, following tho lesy q W. ~ -
tho Treasurer is directed 10 make '1e ssl,0 =
distress and sale of his personal property, es-
al he Ia, List alone shall be sufficient war
r,nt far slch distress And the County Treas
,rpr ! hereby authorized Ia appoint one or more
Sc,,t,as /, aid and assist in collecting the taxes
tsI.x 80 bs,,aae ~ distress and sale = 5ih
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TAXES, T'iIES IA AEH.
81 EG,

TIE Treasury is aa,m to Soak Baseath he itatls q
tn Mem .iaiL-Ratig Tar Payers, haity'--f0
Tie Rescue We Rrarest
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Taxes ior !.
IN ID. 1856, County, State, School and hoao,
are now due and greatly needed, and II not paid
by the first day of January next, inter'ss al -
p,.r cent will be demanded without doubt Al
ready have received circular from the ssaie
Treasurer, informing me that the State Tax
mus, bc paid, without fail, within tue peficd
prescribed by law.
You are further notified that Gold and Silver
uil, no reonrel for the payment Of the same
County warrants received as specie Procure
your Road certificates previous - settlement.
once open from to II o'clock A. NJ anu
from | TO / o'clock, 7. NJ. TIE remainder or
zach dav heinp absolutely required fer The cor
rection Of the books and business connected WIN
Ia Recorders ONCE. Secretaries # school
Districts are requested to make their returns o.
delinquent AIDS for School Tex pre, >, -, = ''
first day of January next. II. Y. fIAii
~ go :, ~ - 1ssG Treas Cedar Co, Iowa
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Nen I.rsios.-A fellow was vending his
way short tim. ago, through some narrow pas
gage, when he met pretty modest Cir, and
addressed her thus
Pray my dear, what do you call this pas.
sags1r
Baiaam's Passage replied the girl.
An, then,' continued the puppy, 81 am like
bAlaam-stopped by M ANGEL
And ~ rejoined the girl. as she pushed past
MN am like the angel-stopped by an ass"
Exit puppy, extremely oonfnzzledn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29
FLOUR. FLOUR.

4 FIRST RATE article Of Family Flour can
n always be hal at the Upton Cry Mas
at % cents per hundred less than it can be
bought elsewhere. All orders left at the Mill
will be promptly disposed Of, aud the -four de
isered In any part Of Upton. W have also on
hand Buekwbeat -four, Corn Mesl, aad oil sorts
of feed. We also do custom wefk: Wheat
GROUND for every eighth bushfl and Corn for 10
cent. per hushel. IL #. STOUT i sHEAhhR
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~ Agentlemau proverbaI for hi s galantry.
having occasion to ask lady TO pass him tie
snufefs, thus addressed her:
Nos. beau iful. charming. and accomplished
la'sy by an undeserved condeeension of your III.
Init goodness, extend t. your nost obseaaieu =.
devoted. and, very humble servant, taai pair If
tgnipstant digestsra, in order that may exos
perate he excrcssencos Of this noctarnas win.
drcal luminary. and thus cause the rsfsl ~cat
brightness Of its rcsplendan. trilliancy !, aaz
,le the vision OF our ocular organs more perfee-
ly.r
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W. LIrrLE T. SoN, Qf Muscatine, invite The at
tentiou Of all those who 60 out Of town to pnr-
chase their furniture, 10 give them call at their
Nav Furniture Warehouse. See advertisement

Fire at Washf~gtcn.--W Washing ton, Nor; 10.
EARLY this morning Capt. Meig's Office In the
south wing Of the Patent Once caught fire from
The furnace, and when discovered the flames
were extending to the other rooms. II was
noon suppressed, and the damage done compare
lively email, Including plans and drawings.
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J. z. GOING. g. Go.

Near 8 Dearborn 81. Chicago, Illinois.
T. eneral Wholesale Western Agents for Tur-
u ner Brothers, celebrated Ginger. Black
berry, and other NATIVE WINES AND SYR-
UPS, etc ; Wholesale dealers in Tobacco. Of
g0rs Oysters, etc. We invite the attention of
merchants to the above articles. Turner and
Bros Wines and Syrups are too well known
10 need comment, and for the rest, We sell the
best article at the lowest price.
.5 BIN. ]. ]. GOING & Co.
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E~ A fool, says the Arab proverb,
may be known by six things-anger
without cause, speech without profit,
change without motive, inquiry without
object, putting trust in a stranger, and
n.t knowing his friends from his foes.
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GVI9OIklkEL UOISg.

1Fto", fotSg.
HHE Undersigned having rented this Hoas,
promises 10 give entirs satisfaction to the
travelling pablo, and sohcits their patronage,
A. NJ. p. WHITTIER, Pyop'r.
~ u. Messrs. Graham g. Co. rua a Daily
LING OF Hacks, in connection with the Rail
Feaa Trans, from this House 10 WiEon. 4tte
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- NAY ~ RI m Tue TesiiCnGe OF lie sApscfl-
y hers in Inland Iawa,hjp, SIX mics east Of
ligtaa. on Satnraa !, the l3ta f SsFten her,
Nine lie Il Of iIo.aed CATTLE.
viz y e red COW, havla- enc h1rn OF near
the head, the other growing dewa and termi-
ma iug near he eve, point saved of One dark
red coz, having white nose, black horns, and
lame in lef, shoulder Ore iightred COW, white
line on her back, white belly thin VI 'e horns
shert tim tail. wild look, uHe white COW hay
ing red sides, clear yellow horns, large head
and thick neck. One light red coN, white back
and belly, point If ono horn and one ear oil.
One yearling bull. white and red, Sit IN one
ear. Two red yearing heiiers, resembling first
and fifth mentioned cows. One bull calf, white
and yellow, had a rope around his neck when
he left The above reward VIII be- paid fer
their return, cr liberal remuneration for any
information leading TO their discovery
5. r. SCHUMACHER,
Oct. %, 1856. f. JNO. G. sCHMuckER.
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+ u RIFY, p u RIFF ~
THE GREAT
Eau and Summer Medicines,

y
THE GREAT
Eau and Summer Medicines,
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
all the remedies th,t have been discover
ca during the present age for the thou
sana Ills that flesh IS heir to-" none equal this
wonderful preparation. Only three years have
esapssd since the discoverer (who spent de-
eae IN studying, experimentalizing and perfect
ing ~ hrst introduced il to the public, and it
Is Already recognized by the most eminent
physicians IN all parts Of the country 10 be the
most surprising and effective remedy for GER
tam diseases Of which they have knowledge.
All other compounds or syrups OF the root
have hitherto failed to command tbs sanction
OF the faculty because, on being tested. they
nave oeen found to contain noxious ingredients,
"n'ch naturalizc the good effects q the Sarsa-
palnla, and oftcntlnes injure the health Of the
paneat. Is not 50 with Hurey's Prepara-
. ION. ihls - the pure and genuine extract Of
the root, and will on trial, be found to effect a
certain and perfect cure OF the following com,
plants and diseases:
nnecuons OF the Bones Habitual costiveness,
pssoilty, Indigestion
Diseases disease Of the Kidneys. Liver complaints,
dyspepsia Erysipelas Piles,
r snaalc Irregularities, Pulmonary Diseases,
ssuA Scrofula,
'phis And all skin diseases.
J., nesiaes curing the aboue, IL Is also known to
ae great and powerful tonic purifying the
oipoa and inyigorating the system.
snort " y without exception in the cases
- shsionsd and Its general effect on the system,
sae most eficacious as il Is the most desirable
n r.aieuy o. the age 1t 10 already extensively
i n,ua throughout the country, and is fast obtain
.ns IN european reputation. The instances Of
mas effected are daily coming to the pro
r.ietors knowledge and he has no hesitation in
,soommending II to one and all who desire 10
,s,, relief from suffering. One bottle peng
sas, us ELECTS will be too apparent to admit of
, raia doubt nSs~ Rccollect Hurlys sarsapa
f",a - the only genuine article In the market.
~ rrice u per bottle. or six bottles for So.
81 lor saio NJ the mandatory. corner Seventh
! = "feen streets Louisville, Ky; BACON, Hyde
~ ' o.; y Louis, Mo-; Barclay Brothers thica-
r. III =. d. Park, Cincinnati o.. Wilkinson &
@'sna,' keoksk, Iowa; sold In Upton By
s''iy A. GILBERT
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Stcfcagc, rormareing & t,qM,ssich


Groceries,
n 7 WHOL S.7LE.
The subscribers have now on hand. and are
daily receiving from The East and South, at
No. FRONT ST, md LETEE,
burrows New Block) Davenport, Iowa.
large, well selected and full stock Of fresh.
Prime Groceries, Maids, Glass, Sui,
Woodenrare, Provisions Sc.
which they offer to the trade al Wholesale ex-
clusively. To Retail Merchants, Hctelkeepers
and others Of the interior of the State and Ncb
raska, who purchase at wholesale. we give the
assurance that We will iii their orders and mem
oranda at Chicago aud st, Louis prices trans
portation added.
Merchants, Grocers AMI 1oteIkecpcrs, doing
business on the line or near the line OF the Miss.
issippl & Missouri Railroad. Iowa City. or far
Tier West will find il to their interest TO make
their purchases OF us, and by shipping their
Goods by the NJ. & M Railroad save 81 miles
hauling by teams from any other point on the
river. Our facilities are of the first class, and
We feel the most positive confidence that II you
will give US a call. look through our stock. and
learn our prices and terms we shall receive
liberal share of your patronage; which il shall
be our aim, by furnishing frst-rate goods at
favorable prices, and fair dealing, TO merit and
receive
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29
Horse Rakes.

1'HE Subscribers can supply Farmers and
L Dealers with horse.and hand rakes OF best
timber and workman slip, at the lowest cash
prices NerRsE, EIFIE.S Co.
q n. W cor OF Il leland and Front st..
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srl'.sN'fk 49,. ~f"'S fA.FA'.T j
DIR. X Dennis

DR.. ). Dennis,
IRON Muscatine, takes this method 70 in
l. form The citizens Of Upton. that he is now
at the ALpR.cu Housr. where he will renal n
few days h attend Ia the datrs Of his profess
sion
Being thoroughly acquainted with his pro-
fession, relying entirely on his reputation as a
Dentist for success, he solicits the patronage OF
he public. ALL OPERATIONS WARRANTED,
References may be had from the following
gentlemen:
Hon. W. IT, 7uthin. Upton; Hon. J. P.
Cook, Davenport Hon. A. X. Gotten. Lyons;
A. Holtslander, ESQ.,, Upton; A. Daniels, ESQ
Marion; s, s Daniels, ESQ.,, Upton y. H.
Taylor, Muscatine. S2tf.
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CORNER OF STATE & RANDOLPH STS.
entrance No. % State Street
INSTITUTED September. 1851; Incorpora-
L ted by the Legislature Of Illinois Feb 1856.
The extraordinary patronage bestowed upon
this long established and popular Institution
affords gratifying evidence that the superior
advantages and facilities it offers for the acoui-
slhon of thorough knowledge of the various
branches Of a Commercial Education, are ia
vorably appreciated by discerning and intel
hgent community. Over three hundred full
course students have been in attendance during
the past winter, being an amount of patronage
unpai al'elcd in this country.
The COLLEGIATE COURSE is the most extern
sive, complete and thorough ever introduced
INTO this country, and comprises practical in.
siructrn IN Book KEEPING and ACCOUNTS.
adapted 10 every kind IF business. including ar
elaborate work on Railf Dad Book Keeping,
prepared ~ the President expressly for this
School a knowledge of which is alone worth
more To the Student than the tnitien fees for
the entire course; together with Commercial
Calculations, Business penmanship, and the
subjects Of Commercial Law.
ALBERT kIpnER, Esq, the popular Amcri-
can Card Writer. whose specimens of penman-
snip received the highest premiums at the great
State FAIR held in New York city in 1851 has
been engaged as Professor of Penmanship.
Another course of free public lectures viii
be delivered during the winter at Netr poltan
Hail. by several Of the most d stingushed riti-
zers of Chicago. Students can enter whenev-
er Trey please. Circulars and Catalogues fur
nished arauitonsly on application at the Col
lege i3,3m. Chca 0, September, 1856.
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Regular IaleaRiEed Rubber Goats fanlS

p,NpIES. NUTS, Raisnt, Figs, Prunes. cttron
II Orargcs Lemons aud Apples Tor sale by
A. Gilbert.
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;Netu advertisements.


"A GIRL competent to do house work, can find
IL employment at 81 SO per week, by calling
On MhA BEATTY, In Tipton. sstf