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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

r,,,.r,s,, q. r.-.,s.--Dr, Che.,m..,

lmpsrtout - Eemales--Dr. Chez snan's
rilsr, ootbin atoms of ingredients IN theso Phi.
sthe re- aii long s,i extensive pract.c. They
mid In then ner alton, and Ia correcting
oil irrcgularltics. PAINFUL menstrustion reno ing oil
.'stfurtions whether from cold otherwise. head
he in ia the side " heart dis, urb-
81 -i-cp. which srisc from Interrupted of nature
1t"s can be succeh stDiiy us, prev, htyr Tho
pa, should never be taken in pregnancy, the,
would s.tr % cnusH THiscarrIag" WarrsitTd rlrc-
sv-setable, and free any hing injurious - iIe
.. health E1pscf dirrc,spns, wich ,hpuId h Rad
sccyinpany oarh bon Prico 81 For sale b. the
Druggi.ts 10 Davenport, and uimr. h Cippeigrr,
49, bland SUt rs sail by inoln-ing 81 to Or Cor
tsn-sL Cbc.~-m,,n, NJ. 1872 broadway. NJ. fprl
Ljr30-'ilwim)
Dniicy'- Magical Pain tkGacior.--rhe great,
ant principal chrs, Ieri-ti,sof nAItJi's MAGIC
Al. PAIN EXTRACTOR oonsisti ;
- or rs nove iallng and AID anigs' property
r. sppiied T. NY rNtrriA injury 10 ,hocl ~
1Anraa instanii', and rapidly 10 re,ius II THIS
feature Constitute great IswcT 10 alleviate ~
i.in 81 burns ana scads, and 81 other paiL,nI IL
IL - incredibly shor, a space 81 tim al "a
80 arpesi til" few Testimonial - hereuniu an
xcd Etery mt!liseni mind !, fully Av arr that IN
al. ASS oi 'Nierhaj injury, thc pain produced by
Inflammation u the injured par y and th"rrtoref
y.e rehcv" The tausn Ia" effect nu.t cease
81 Its purlncatiye p oIs g,ies neuralize The po-
that may isrk IA the system, and Will when ap
GiieI to III sores, DRAW rapidly all impure matter
the surface aud jet Thence ttic great dschargr
q proiaccs from sore. occssIoI-i by burns--and
when apple. to DID and nVcterstr slr.s, Salt kheum
~ other cutaneous Diseases.
Esch bsr u sef'nin" Dsiiey's Pam Extractor has
,.i 80 :, S,s.l Plat Engraved Label with ia. sgna-
.l...,.iC Y cLiCKESER h co. proprie,ors and
hENn RALLY, manufacturer. All others are
. lntat, d.. price rs cents PR box.
~ Ait,,,,, should he addressed To {. Cnek-
-,~t \ t,, u r,tclsy street, NV York
Sid oiiD, isfists aud Medicine dealers through
u. lt- t'uif,t sittts- sep25-isw3m
Nm 4. hat, heior's Hair Dye.-ho Burning
nli,trring compound could evrF have attained tn
Universal favor accorded to this Dy", the original
-. sci failing tlvo,itr Nature Is not more true -
herself than tie brown black Produced ia, tlc rrti-
, c.t graycst or most frpwzy hair by II. Made AMI
.li of apIacd al Batcclot's Wig Factor. I'm mn.
~. aIr fo-rus) ~ Brosdway N'~ YORK wm A
HAtchelo, !, IN ,hc noH OF all e nuiue. ~
atious.
foV sale rs Ait0si u Van Patun'
.D-,iaw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

PiA>o FoRrk LESSONS. MIS- NESTS
Class, although large, still! she woald DO
pleased TO give Lessons 20 a few moro
pupils. Her residence is on Fourt h
street, north side, one door east Of Bra
ny, with her Father, j. T. IIiljreth edi-
tor Of the estate Democrat Applica-
tions may DO mads at Der residence or
Cer,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
Singular Death Of u spiritunlist.

We have to record the death of "A
young lady, Miss Harriet Eager, well
known among the spirltualist circles,
on Tuesday morning at one o'clock
The circumstances attending her death
are Of singular nature. Fourteen
DAYS prior 10 her death she was thrown
into the trance state. and being CON
trollcd Nv an influence she could not
resist, predicted that her own death
would occur il two weeks. This pre-
,liction sh, was not informed OF. The
two weeks expired on Tuesday last
On Monday she appeared in her usual
chceriulness. and at q clock, while sit
ting at the supper table, was again en-
tranccd and influenced to draw "a cas-
ket on paper, and also to write imme
diatcly beneath il 'All will be revealed
in a few hours Then doubling the
paper She gave ii to another lady, who
carefully kept il from her. so that She
was entirely nnconscions.ot either pre-
diction. She went up stairs immedi
ately after coming out of the trance,
disrobed herself and lay down upon
the bed. She was immediately taken
with violent vomiting and purging.
and died, as above stated, at one .
clock. She was an cstimable Young
lady, much beloved and respected by
those with whom she was intimate
Boston Herald, Nov. p.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
IL D % q s.
COMMERCIAL COLlEG E,

SorTHRAsr CORNER WASHINGTON AyENIE 4 THIRD 81
SrLOUlS, MO,
Incorporated by the General Assembly, Janu-
/ AIRY twenty fourth, 1919, with full authority
ITO grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors,
and exercise all and singular the privileges common
to COMMERCIAL colleges, authorize by Law, In other
States'-t CAGrte7, Sec. =
fill course OF Instruction, In this Institution.
embrace, Double Entry, BOOK Keeping, CONNIE rcia
calculations, Commercial Law, and Penmanship.
Gentlemen enter for the course separately, ,
and AT any time, as instruction Is iupsr ted
ally. aud not In CLASSES and each departing Is indie
pnd ut. aud under control Of lis respective Profess
or who alone j. responsible for the progress Of his
pupils.
4. Young Gentlemen wishing to prepare ih.ni-
selves for bu mess purs ults respectfully invited
70 call during business hours AMI examine the mode
u imparting Instruction, the progress the pupils
and ,he superior facilities extended 10 those dcsrou.
u Qualifying themselves for the practical duties Of
tn" couning-hou>r. Personal reference given to
above two huarei and nfiy (l50) practical accoun-
ianfs, now IN charge OF books In this CITY, all OF
whom have completed their business. education in
this Institution.
Is. For circulars, containing inform atinn In
regard to terms the course of instruction and all
business connected with the above, can call AZ the
Sluth East corner " Washington avenue and Third
street, or address,
JONATHAN JONES st. Louis. No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

lEntrancp No. ~ STATE street
VasfITuTEp SEPTEMBER, 1851 iNC1RPoRA-
/ ted hy he l-gl-latnrr VI Illinois, February.
1873
The rSttsor 'inaIN pat nt,r h'sJu~td Nl.h thh>
log rstat shcd sud Iulai in>tit aii'tds ~"
irying eyiru,o that the sUpcjiur advantage and IT
r,titit.s II uuer for tn acquisition - thoroush
tLoxls,lg, nr tr.yaripu rancho %: aGuaMf rel Al
EnucAriuS, are fsvotHMt a.Ir'cHat"i ht q diSc.lt-
my and ht elligeut ogmmuni'y. over two hundred
ran course student have heci in attendance during
,hr p.-t winter. b,nE AZ amount Of patronage IN
par ,cled Ia tins country
The CoileEiai. Cuursc b. the most extensive, COM
urte and thorough ever introduced into any Coii-
M, cia College Ia hi ccuutry and comprises practi-
cal instruction Ia II, ok k,"rne AMI Ac, unis aiap-
ted TO every kind OF business, including an elaborate
w.ra Railroad Bookkeeping, prepared by tie Pre-
.Ieri expressly Tor this School, aknowlt dfe OF which
IN nj IL" worth more To- the student thnr the tuition
fses for tn" euir" course together with Commercial
calculations BuSincss T. nmanshp, aud the subject
1t Commercial Law.
Albert Kidl,r, Esd, the pppular American Card
Writer who's specinlens Il P,nman hip received tue
ghcst pr,miums at the great State Fair held New
York q In 1854 has been engaged as Professor 81
f'gm9nship.
Ar,,hcr course Of free public Lectures ill be -
ly.r,sl DUNG the winter at Metropolitan HAL, 10y
severn, ~ the distinguished citizens of Chicago
hulrnts ran enter whenever they pleas. Circulars
Aud Catalogue furnished gtatuitously on application
- the Coilrce
Oct
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
FINANCIAL.
BASKIss HousE OF rALLhAs, PowsRs L McLkAx
DAVENPORT; DECENB 10, 1850

The ~ niinued had weather AMI inpassiole roadl
have rendered business If all Kinds for some time
'rmsy dull, and besides preventing the sale of good
have imped-d cJlSticns debts du. from the coun-
try. Bot while money has beccm+ no more plentiful
hire has been 4 les active enquiry for il than g x
isted few week. aeo. Exchange has become mort
plentiful BANKERS are abb" TO suppl, all demands
~ithout difficulty.
We notice great -areity OF n-ceianeoas Gu rem
g. Eastern s in fair supply, though used carefully
By thse bring ing II on 10 piesen, its being returned
and 'uay large quantities Of he bills Of the Ne
braska Bank seem 10 have lately been put snoa'.
As the currency OF this county, apparently is to 10
supplied from these banks, and the value Of tn
bills depends entirely upcn tn responsibility u tho
stvckhoidrrs we havc taken pains T. ASCERTAIN the
ownership, and condition and amount u ttreuia tn
Of the different Banks and hope soon gave the pub
lie rcliab uformaio lon ,pon the subject IN whiel they
are So much interested Gold remains in m dera''
supply with steedy thousa no active demand. We
make no chang III rates.
There Is no SAFE for Land warrants
w,,us,a xrh,uva : live
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

The kcs. John L. bonclan viii de-
liver lecture al Rock Island this
evening before the Young Catholic
Friends Society, the proceed, d which
will be disburscd among the suffering
and destitute OF that city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

RAISy.-lcsterday had all the ap-
pearance of rainy day. Crossing on the
ice was partially suspended, only few Of
the less cautious ven ured to risk the chanc'
es OF the moving ont Of the ice, which must
surely break mp should this state Of weather
continue day or two longer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

Arlesian wells are becoming all the
rage III this city. For almost every hotel,
foundry machine shop, and mandatory
where steam is used, artesian wells are be.
inn uuul.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
BURR & SWIFT.
q r o an ETA .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Brady st, East side. bt FrsMt apad Second.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

1Dn bag. Coffee, Rio aud Aaracaibo.
W. 80 phckets Old Java;
~ boxes grosnd Coffrt, kio and Java;
IS hids Sugars;
81 bbs refined snsars-powdered crushed and cof-
fee;
"a Ibis sugar House Aolasses;
90 packages Golden syrup. whole, half and quar-.
tiers;
% POO hhls salt. AMI ine;
800 bags Dairy Salt, IA sacks;
$50 chests Teas, Young Tyson, Gunpowder, Impe-
rial and Black:
800 caddies Teas, Young Hyson 6unpowder lmpe-
rial and Black. In 2. g. q 10 and l2 n caddies;
60 boxes Cheese, ". H., Goshen and Eng Dairy;
200 bxs Soap; Family, Chapin's Erssive and Fancy
20 boxes Italian CASTLE Soar,
i26 boxes Tobacco, s, 8. 10 and ns, various
brands;
90 gross Anderson's fne cut chewing Tobacco;
5Opkgs do smoking tobacco In = aud payers;
loo, 600 Cigars, various brands;
$50 gross clay Pipes:
30 kegs superior carbonate Soda;
20 do sofia Saeratus;
- do refined and double redned do;
Is bbls Rice;
so boxes Starch,
4oboxes Candies, sperm, Starr, sterins and Tai
low.
1000 gallons oil, sperm, whale, lard and mschins-
yuil,
100 boxes spices, assorted;
50 dozen pepper sauce;
% dozen tomato catsup
25 dozen Pickles, assorted;
20 hbls Vinegar, old cider and pure;
20pacsages No new Aackerel;
% d. No White Fish;
5000 rs Goldfish;
70 bXs Herrinys; No I.
ln0bxs Durkee's Baking Powder:
Dried APPLES. Almonds. R.isins. Figs, snun
Brooms. BASKETS, Rope, Twine lamp Wick, Wooden
ware Matches, sc.
Country Merchants and consumers arc particu-
larry invited 10 examine stock before purchasing
N. Is. We viii n,l all orders for goods At 81 Louis
prices freight and insurance added. oct9e dkwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
STATE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL ITEMS.
THE STATE DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS NE

SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN
A, al advertising pap'r the State Den.oerst isuni
ser,alis IA ie the est ahli-hed MEDIUM Of busi
nmuuicatigr tst> 81 tlr brycr ard seller; It's
dlzey lacreasius ciCrglstigr. 18th Al home al
abroad. ,,aeis favorable oppotipaiy ~ j~"e.cu
lis rmaaliaB 81 u rcAniile ntfligaHee. II .- also
,sy9-it. family j,utna hence Retail! DtaeIr, IS wei
.. mere extensive tride--p"uple Mechanic and Citi-
ieils VIII aud H. columns essential 70 = prosperou.
sus'nt4s "A woRp TIE Wish "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

Prairie Chickens are selling III mar
ket at twenty cents piece. The scarcity
OF game This year creates Use 10 prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
NEW GOODS RECEIVED At
WADSWORTHS

M HITE BroGad, SIX,
w FRENCH N. riro,s.
white u ianes
kmbrt idcrcd &. llars AMI Bands,
White. Brown and PIX 81 II R.bbo! 8
Co!1red Barcges f1r evening drrss
Whit and coloted Tsrletons
Hlack Long ShaHls,
Extra fine SaNoug Fiannes
Checked ami plail, >ainsouk.,
Ladies Black and white silk Ho~a
White and colored skirt lininS.
Gents Msrin1 Vest, and Pants
Ladies French Bi eakfast Robes,
White Grape. an many olhr styles good, to whi,i
We irvit. attention.
nl9t SECOND ST, opp. LeClaire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
honor to our liberal institutions.

The hourly crossing OF trains from
Davenport To- Rock Island ha, been sus-
operded, it, consequence Of the income Of
the enterprise not being equal TO the expen-
Jt,ure
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

The people OF Manchester, Ohio,
hanged Bill, free negro who broke
into the house of one Of his white nesgh-
bors. Mr.. Morris, during his absence,
and committed a rape on his wife
The black beast dislocatcd her jaw and
beat her so that her recovery is doubt
tul
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

The celebrated yocalists. the Barker
Family ate about TO vi>itihis city, to give
Concert
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

WHITE BROCADE SILKS;
w Light stripe AMI Plaid silks:
white, pink aud blue Crosse lie Parrie;
Pink. blue and white ilk Tplle;
Colonel Baregcs and TaIletouS;
Pink. blue and huff Merinos:
White Nerinos and delaines
EmbrOderies ~ eeoy Prescription
Silk B-rlhas and Lace Capes;
vaencienaes and Maltese Lace sets;
White and light colored Kid Gloves,
And great variety Of every style o; Evening Dress
Goods can b. found at WADSWORTHS
,i.c6 dtf Second &, opposite LeClaire House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
R.lGS! H.lGS! R.lGS!

I1ANUFACTuHED ~ the Chicsgn Bag Manuiaelo
WY Randolph street, corner ~ Clark, Chicago,
tLCUR, EUCKwHnAT CORN MEAL, HAM PAR
MFRS, OAAABUR,' AND SEAMLESS,
GRAIN SACKS.
rutniShed upon the ahortest notice, and ~ the
lowest market prices The designs Tor branding are
ura originals, sud npt To 10 surpassed In this roun-
~ q W. ASHARD.
yaf Ii6 Dearborn street, OnicaRo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
Magnificent Enterprise.

10000 SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR
10000 &c EE OBTAINED IN SIX MONTHS ! I
100000 To BE GIVEN IN PREMIUM
10000 TO BE GIVEN IN SIX MON HSi!!
~ undertake an extraordinary task, that Of OBJ
W tanning 5000 Subscribers IA Six months, and
we I'VE thu following traordlnary means to accom-
pish 0ur purpose.
lst We made the very LARGEST snd BEST Illus
trateI Family papr tbs country and i Il AZ the
LOWEST price
81. We adoli - m OF prcniiGin. that NEVER
has been EQC ALLIED ard cannot b. >nrpa sed IN lib
cratv, for the reason tia; shall gay" sum eCuai
10 the whole p-cees oi the paper for TX months,
viz 10000 The most u the sum viii be given in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
Exchange On Germany.

Exchange On Germany.
TIVE undersigned are nov prepare 70 draw dSssci
the following cities, In suus to suit
Berlin In Prussis3
Cologne in
Leipzig In ssy0ny,
Cassel,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Frankfort, o. NJ,
and solicit the custom Of oil those having business
with those cities
CHUBB, BRO. BARROW 4 CO.. BAsEEHs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
pEcEMBER 1 1856

| tne oooy OF mummy which mas ooV threaos
10 the square inch, whereas modern art has
DOT been enabled TO exceed I6o:threads 70
the inch. Many more Of the lost arts wei c
spoken Of BY the speaker, and il manner
that kept The audience enchained with rap
/ turous attention. BIZ. said he, thee arts
/ were confined to arlstocra's and inonarchs
and did not extend among the peop'e 10
bless and elevate them, and when Cambyces
swept over Egypt. and blotted out royalty,
then fell with il all the arts which were
alone familiar TO that class. Ours is the age
| OF Improvement, OF ideas, of brains, and
with the printing press there is no danger
OF these generations losing their invet tons
and discoveries.
Go 70 ScuooL.-Young men, YOU
who are in the habit Of lounging about
places Of pnhlic resort. and inhaling
that malaria, tie result of which is ig-
norance and crime. you who think
Yourselves IA little too old. or a little
too smart to be under the control of
school tcachcr.-vou who are LAYING
"A foundation for ignorance and dissipa-
t!on,-go to school. There are in all
quarters OF our city suitable places pro
yided for public and private instruction,
and nothing is lacking but the will on
your part to place yourselves high in
the estimation of your fellows and your
selves. There is class OF worthy
Young mechanics, who have not time
to spend during the day in the acquire
ment of knowledge: yet there is All
opportunity opened fol- their benefit
in the evening school, which ii pune
tuallv attended will be source OF
great mental advantage. 1t is not from
those institutions which have taken up
on themselves large names, that the
greatest amount ct knowledge can be
obtained The well conducted district
school, the private school where the ell
enentary branches are taught should
be thoroughly patr~nizel. 20 to
school somewhere. and not be idling
away golden hours. wherein the mind
should be expanding and acquiring
rich stores OF learning which snail be
worth more than gold and silver.
With parents and guardians it mainly
rests TO see that our schools are well
filled, and that the rising generation
shall be Of that class which shall be an
honor to our liberal institutions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
Dsssissess Directory.
Banking and Exchange.

MACKLOTr l. COKBIN. Cor Second aud Brady
COOK h SARGENT. Main and Second
MCGREGOR, LAwES 4 BLAKEM0RE.... Main
CHUBB. BRO, BARROW co. Cor Nam I'd ST
TALLMAN POWERS h MCLEAN.....abo p. o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
BL AN X ETS.
XN,k call ,he particular attention OF al u want
CHEAP BLANKETS,
10 our very large assortment just received, OF ali
sLes, kinds and prices, at
Smith'sV variety Store,
Nsvs dii DAVENPORT.

HGsk Of Florence
FLORENCE. Nebraska
$40. Is SARGENT, Pr,s't, J. PARKER, Cash.
rlNuE dndrr.ignea propEictors of the Bank Of
Florence. Nebraska. are by the pro-
!. luns ~ its Charter individually r"spons ibe
IT s IT, issues, ami viii redeem thu Notes OF said
Institution. al Its the city Of Florence in
on and al either OF their Banking Houses, IN East
en- Exchanges In spe>,e ~ rates Of ,other
currency.
COOK h SARGENT. Davenport
COOK, SARGENT & DOWNEY. Iowa City }Iows
COOK SARGENT 4 COOK For, Des M,nesS
COOK, SARGENT q PARKER, Florence ,brssks,
July Tfh ISS1-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
Land Agents

ALLEN L CLARK........P. q. Building, Bradys
NICHOLAS lSBELL n CO.. Main I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
BURROWS / PRETTYMAN.

Foreign 0ssd IDOeoeeSlSc Osu
Goods, Roots end SAOes,
Hats 0N0 Caps, Cloth
Ing, etc.,
VRyOULD invite the attenth,a II puscseesve -
" their large aud varied asssStassus. We ess
now opsuIns our Fall and Inter stock, suitable ~
IN, wants Of this community. We Do not pvUssas y
undersell our nc,ghbors, but o6sr good doodle .
reasonable fafes. We have nov gu hand nne -.
sortment Of
DR mO9 ooo0O0
consisting Of
S,lks, McPtnos, Para nassas, vaienesesoo1s
Lustres, DwLaines, Ar., SeeWb go
Mantillss - great variety.
C,,,h. O..simeres, vc,,inss Ready Made ClOsblAO
ami oo,iru Goo's Of all hnds suitable fos the On.
Iuv season Yankee Notons. Rubber 0oods. Cas-
pets on Cloths. window Shades, oroceries, Crvsss0
~aAn arL0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
LACE CURTAINS.

fINHE richest, hsndmosesi and mos: expnsiv
i goods in the place. Any Wishing something
supei Tor In the way OF very Fine Curtains. can and
them st wADSwOkTHU,
OriI3,.tt opp lie Claire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

GONE OF the richest goods Ia the place Of the
~ above kinds are to be found at
wADSwORT'S,
octll -itf Second street
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-29
New Clothing Store.

lfessrs. Saqui g. Co., late of Liberty,
Mo-, have just opened in their new brick
store one of the largest and best assort-
ments of clothing and gentlemen's furnish
ing goods, ever brought to the upper coun-
uy. An examination of his stock and
prices, will convince any one that articles
in his line can be purchased on better
terms than at either Weston or ST. Joseph.
To those who need dressing up, we would
refer to our friend Saqui, he will give you
better bargains in clothing, than you have
ever before obtained.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-29
.Steamboat Garos.
SEASON OF 1856.


St. Lofts and ST. Joseph Packet Line:
Regular Saturday Packet for Boonvilie, GlasS
gov, Brunswick, Miami, Hiil's Landings
Waveriy. Dover, Berlin, Lexington, Weiling-
ton, Camden, Sibiey, Rfchfeld, New Inde.
pendence, Liberty, Wayne City, Kansas,
Parkyille, Leavenworth. Fort Lesvenworths
Weston, Kickapoe, Iatan, Atchison, noai-
phan and st. Joseph.
and nni fast s.sgses T.eal.S s0eassaess sssssness
packet, MARTHA JEWEfT, d. 81. 6iives5
Master, win leave St Louis for the above and
intermediate points, every alternate SATUR-
DAY, during the season, at O'Clock, p N, ss
Saturday, March 8, y, Saturday, Aug. 9, ess
April s, 1e, S Sept. 8. 80;
e May 3. II ssiy Oct. Z, IS;
nate FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock, m, as follows !.
Friday, March, Il. IS; Friday, Aug. 1, IS, 2sf
April IL, IS: Sept I2, SS.
May 9th, 23d; I" Oct. 9Th, 18th;
June Tune 9th 9th, 90 aoth; ,s,, N0v.7t 2is's
clock, m; Doniphan at II m; Atchison at
p m; Iatan at p m; Kickapco at p INF Wess
ton, Saturday at m; Fort Leayenworth at 8
M At ssns M tx tsrsyIle a. 10
erty at p m; New Independence at 2l p N,
Richfeld at p m; Sibley at p m; Camden at
5 N; Wellington at six p m; Lexington Sum
day at Z m; Beriin.at am; Dover at Q q mt;
Wayerly at 10 m; Hil's Landing at IL ms
Miami at p m; Brunswick at p m; Glasgow
at p m; Boonyille at & m, arriving In ST.
Louis, Monday, in time for the Louisville and
Mississippi Packets, and evening lines OF trav.-
ell in every direction.
The Martha Jswstt has been thoroughly re-
paired and refurnished throughout, and every
Improvement made which safety, comfort and
convenience could suggest. Shippers may re-
ly upon the utmost dispatch in the delivery OF
freight, and passengers are assured that no ex-
ertion on our part will be spared to render her
worthy of that generous patronage, which here
tofore has been, and we hope may continue to
be extended to her.
d. H. SILVER, Captain.
f-sea w. McCREIGHT, Clerk.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-29

nS- Those cigars from the House Of
Lakeland. Hinkle, & Tanner, Of St. Louis,
we're duly received, and we can bear testi-
nOny as to their quality. We have Pufsd
The cigars long ago, but while enjoying
The Injuries Of their fine flavor, we never
once thought of the kind doners. They
will accept our thanks for the favor, and
10 return, We wish them all the luck and
fosperity that their many good qualities
entities them to.