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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06


TaExes WE WOULD ALL LIKE TO SEE.
We Gnd tho following in the Boston
Pa, which paper should be held to a
ma accountability if there any trouble
ahsstiis publication: :~--------a-z-~-.
ksshlcaaMe4 boctmahef who was not
-fss Psris.' y is,f ~ l g.rel
4 seatleman who was not selfconsti.
thed iaspecior Of ladies' honnet inings.s
~ hnsisen man, how great soever his
I'M, Shp would not stop to watch femi-
- alkles climb Il and out of omnibuses.
Anaa Who could hold An umbrella pro
Redy over = lady's bonnet; or put on her
eaaak. = shawi without crushing her
sea4 of haif; Or be good natured when
3 ~ sick, OF had cut his chin when
.aaring. or had to wait ten minutes for his
eaeer Or breakass. Or who was ever "re.
I'D "hy lady. ,.sa
bachelor whose carpet did not wear
oae R#fa front Of the looking glass.
Al apthor Who did not feel nervous At
~ aes At examining trunk Innings and
eel w1Ppers. 4a'e ess ss s
h.ldaame ehild who did not grow up
Aaely -. :. 's' 7'sa -.
iA~onAA who WAS not At heart inimical
W. ser. srsqvotf. ssssssssfrssi2 8 81
aatfied man who could give the
~ hhd of fellowship TO = wife's old
esssf; Of take 4 hint from the toe Of her
eh nader The table, before company.
4 olliner who could be bribed to make
: ee.ast 70 coves tho Aead., ,,9lspnss.
I h1shand,s relatives who could speak
Ssfsf his vic, sa ~ s.aaes
4 eoetor who bad not more patientl
"a Ae could attend to. - 's''a ss''''
ehool teacher whose interest ID 81.
was not gradsated by the standing
NssAsdr Parsats or The length Of theii
sa ssls5 .Sszs4sos y sssi ~
Nlehsswoussh who ever lost an ar.
- eloehiak. u ass q ~ ss4saasa4
Aasodn1td Who w1s nce % from 'choiee.
a- 49,. = ~ssS.E Sksfas~3fs
~ eiehasr says.A Ne mas can eiahs,
- l:s'l,, = do rEa'sos'sy. = wisboss .. :
1hat !. so-ttoff ttf.is issul1aiiibx ana s;syeart
sas purify and chasasn Is bsart. sss-
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

~ eiehasr sayst !. Ne mas can eilher
.ss lsssly, q die rikhseossly, wishost .
n.i Is .o--tto,ff % or. sulisifiitg ana s;sysre
hs purify and chasasn she 'bsart.,-.sseT' =
lWeseestee nanseyfpa
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

TaIxes WE WOULD ALL LIKE TO SEE.
We Gnd tho following in the Boston
fos, which paper should be held to a
atria sccountability if there, any trouble
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the praiiies oil losas Nnleh rs ssestahstaee1 Ny tne
| foilowing and MANY other eerudcates, references
ana extracts OF letters givenoy reliable gentlemen
| whose names are afaxsd thereto.
Having hacome the. patentces and proprietors of I'D
win and James N. Cark's p~atentcomhinei Grinding and
FIGURING MILL.
For the State Of Iowa, wenew offer County, Township City
and shop rightsand Mills for sale on favorable terms. We
will have one in operation and on exhibition In thecourse
of this month, when we advise all to call and see IT, ans.
they win say, as did the ancient Queen Of sheha, "the
hall has not been told.' .
Miiers, farmers, capitalists and spectators will lind
this mill presents a rare chance for a safe, sure and prof
liable Investment. =
| forms an entire new feature in the manufacture OF wheat
into -four, ard the splendid manner in which IL performs
its work, grinding. bolting and separating the grain atA
single operation into seven different qualities 81 Flour
and Feed, and that within a space Of only twenty five feet
In length BY four feet in breadth, at the rapidly OF over
| twelve bushels per honr on a pair OF French burr mill
| stones only thirty inches in diameter. The Grain is con-
| Flcur. Pine Flour, Miadiings, ship stuns, Bran and Shorts
/ ii n singie operation. any power being applicable TO pro
pei il, from a four horse power up TO any other desired,
Tho small space 1T occupies would not be missed when
placei in y room with other machinery. anu the small
amount of power IL requires to propel il, its economy IN
| construction aud operation. makes il certain thai, ere
| long. IL will supersede aud reyolntionize all other Flour
ing Mills. The mills compact, substantial and reiaeses
not liable to get ont Of order, So applicable is IL to the
vaults of the world, that every saw mill, maehiua shop,
locomotive shop, toundry, forge, rolling mill, or any hniki-
ing having a power already erected, can new have within
is walls a complete Merchant flouring Mn at the tri-
Abnr expeuse of from four to seven hundred dollars. 9
CarrioS-Al persons in want OF FIGURING Mills
throughout the State are adyised 10 wait and come and
see our Mill in operation before PURCHASING, ana ni per-
sans ARE hereby warned from trespassing or Infringing on
our rights, as We shall maintain them 10 the strict letter
Of the law.
,,,.h.r particulars see certificates belowand Address
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| KiSSo0rl ktAto 0Nt0AI FIN 1NrInS AubUfSuc9
Company Of st. Louis.
CAPITAL, e3oo, o0o, sud constantly increasing.
DIRECTIONS:
DID. Pare, C.S. Greedy, s.M. kageH-
1 IF. Ray, b. w. Alexander, n Myman,
is. Mccano ID. AiJanuary. e. feek.
Policies issuod from 30 days 10 six years. and the
Insured participate in the whole profits.
For Information enquire OF the undcrsignsd Agent
| Car Davenport. g. i. ~pANENfohis
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Great inducements to Dealers,
ALFRED J.
Proprietor Of the
RApIDS MILLS. LIE CLAIRE,

keep eonsta n:iy on hand and for sale q larg'
w ~ssonuneuto of Lssm her, Laths shin
wles Of every variety of size for building parpose
as also hard y oed for cabinet " 0 rk and machinery.
Being al The beac ofths rapics be can obtain select
esloxs Of Desl quality and In rniImited Quaniby 81
IS 70 4 eel the Mile running essry week in Inc year
oraersean therefore be alied On shorinolice at ans
.lme. II
he ais arnishesiembe offullsizes and sSshe
lowest eGsk price. FEB. .Ie55-d1f
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REFERENCES.


WIN Y Baker, Christlsua, Pa
DAVID RUgre, Lebanon &C, ia.
samuel Hatfield, Philadelphia.
II. Torrey, Philadelphia.
James u Price, Wilmington, Del.
Joshua BesI, Batyn Rouge La.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia.
b Forest, Bucks ~, Pa
Augustus Linn, Guernsey 90,
u Bronaugh, Maysyiile, Ky
Crabriel Bear, Lancaster %, Pa
Herman c Guiss, Philadelphia
Goo N OFT, iye0Ining 90, Pa
John Meyey, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Bayers. brooklyn, N
i A Tucher, salem, Arkansas
jaime . Crage, MazoD Co, Va
NJ Bsai. CLARIFIED Co, PA
Benz kdmsnds, Butler Co, o
MIR kIrk, ~SisysyilIe, Ky
W y Noble, Chicago, i'll
IA Il Rids, scbuyldll 90, Pa
@ A Mason, Philadelphia
David Clark, hisysyiile, Ky
ID Ringer, Alexandria, Va
X b Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, Salem Co, "
TOrrey, Upper S<indushy o
jacob Leonard, Philadelphia
' q Gilpin, Wilmington, Del
q Acintire Northampton Co Pa
) X Platter, Wilmington, Del
; II sohnson, Potter 90, Pa
= heEwen, Philadelphia
. Morton Pool, Wilmington, Del
w w Hamsf 4 %, Cincinnati
. Miller, Head Flour insp., PhAs
James w kdhonds, Prstis Co, o
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SEASONED LUMBER
"AnIto suppl! iais seo.oa .
SHINGLES

Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Planta
ton Eill-Price reduced. DIV
THE subscriber has purchased exclusive hight Of
territory Tor sale In the West, VI. the above cole
brated Mills, and Is prepared 10 furnish them 81 all
lines, either wholesale or retail, guaranteed In the
most positive manner.
Its nov more than a year since the "Iitile Giant
was Introduced to the public, during winch time II
mas been constantly growing Ia the popular favor.
Inc improvements recently effected AM patented,
makes u the most perfect machine ever offered iof
general farm use. IL IL furnished complete ready 70,
A~itaehing team, and weighs US follows. so. LES
No'2,33V' NOS, 100; No. 4, $40 pounds. Twenty
minutes are SUFFICIENT to set one up, without mechan
teal aid, and when once adjusted, IL ctn with safety b
entrusted 10 a boy. Full directions &C sompsuy each
mill. -~ - >
PRICES:
No.l,sa5, win grind sbu. msalper hour withihcrss
- $50, +" " 10" F" /" I" I"
/" g., $50, " /" is" 81 . . /" /"
-, $50, Z" F." 90. =. " g "
TLiberal discount TO dealers.
h. CHADWICK,
NOES Locust ST., between Second and Third
nov.5 DID, w-ly ST. Louis, No.
For sale by Messrs. DALZELL q BRO, Agents o.
Davenport, at above prices, adding freight from 81
Louis.
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Notice TO contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber I'm.
l. tlthp thirty-hrst day of July next, for the founaa.
uons and masonry of the piers for u bridge across the
Mississippi River II Saint Paul.
The first pier will he founded on rock at a depth of
ten leet 6eioH the usual low water mark. The sec
Old pier will DO Ia water ten fe OF deep, and will have
a ioubdahon Of piles. These two piers will DO each
eighiy-four feet high above the ordinary low water
mark. The emaining 1--WE piers will be respective
" MY eight, forty eight, thirty eight, i've aty eight
ana eighteen feet high above the water level. Two
OF them VIII be In water lour feet deep, and the rest
on mats usually left DRY. The bed OF the river Is
sabd, and all the piers except the first will have
foundations oil piles, on which will be places solid
enbs or platforms of timber, built up to within six
ihehea OF the low water mark. The masonry will be
the usual quaIlIy OF bridge masonry, the stones be-
ing carefully dressed on the beds and joints.
The timber required for the foundations will be
furnished and delivered by the Bridge Company,
VINO VIII also furnish u good limestone quarry con
Venlentiy situated on the river bank, within one
mile II the work.
Contractor rs are desired io,bid for the masonry by,he
cubic yard, and they are requested TO enclose suita-
blctestimoDiaiso Of their ability to carry on the " york,
The work must DO commenced Immediately. and
completed within fifteen months after signing the
contract.
For urIher Information inquire at the ONCE of,bs
subscriber ut Saint Paul, where plans and speciacn.
tiohs may De seen. j. =. SEWALL,
Engineer St. Paul Bridge Co.
FHIht Paul June27--to july ~
CAMPHENE AND SPIRIT GAS
ALyoRD I A PATykA,
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DOORS, SASH, BLINDS
Lath, shingles, &c.
"rHg OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVE +,

"THE OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIvE.r
Sohhf 10 say TO our hume fous Customer th.t -.
ocannotsdyertise such an in nsHse st,cs n, -
Der, Latin and Shingles Oh hand rs some on on, b aaa
rahle compositions 10 our line adyerlise-but orr one.
apology iot such a small stock on hand is, ,hat an,
customers will nakalloa US 10 slo " il away until Il
iooms up 10Y or soo,opo ieet on hand. White vens
daily from 20 TO $4,000 feet Lumter-iot 10 10 asso Ia
Shingles. sash, Doors, de, DC, In proportion: snt,
cur stock aecumulatss slowIy--ieei h.pp, 10 -,
however, mat we can nj ALMOST any bill offered for
House, Store or Barn.
Our fall supply OF LOGS Is nov coming ov., an.
Rapads, aud We shall be prepared to keep our y.
sOnmeHt complete.
Past fasors gratsfalIy acknowledged eonilDu.
ance solicited.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

r'HE subscriber has received from the Eastern an,
4 Southern Markets alarge and well selected stOcl
OF gooda Of all descriptions IN common use, consislint
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware ueensware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton v carp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass
q. Al. I.& kanawba salt Hardware,
Xet'sand &iliSaws, Iron ,aiikinds, steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all X inds, Grindstones,
Wodenware, Live Geesefeathers, Pitch&O akum
Sole and Upper Leather, WALLPAPER,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stufs, &c.
which viii be sold al a small advance Tor Cash. As
intend keeping everything In common use, persons
wanting several articles can obtain them on Front St
~ the Brick storeoppositothe Mills, Davenport, lows
JunsG. Is53. J. N. VII
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VARIETY STOKE n!

'I'HE Subscriber has opened u VARIETY STORE on
: Brady 81, between 18th and 9Th, where she will ktP
constantly on hand a choice selection OF
Dress Goods and Trimmings!
Among the Stock will be found a choice selection o
Plain aud Figured Silks, Flowered Robes, Plain and
FANCY DeLaines, Bareges, Mexicanias, White and Colored
Brtiliants, Figured Swiss Cambria, and Jaoonet huslinr
Lawns, Debages, Embroideries, Worked and Lace COilaIs,
L,ceH, Ladies, Misses and Chiliren's Cottonl Hosiery. A
select assortment OF Ladies' Gold Waist Buckles, Sets OIL
Canieo, Gold stone, and other late styles of thsbest quality
INDIA fnbter Side and Back Combs. +, shionabls Assoit.
ment OF silk Muslin and Lace Man,los. -.-t p..
rarity and other dresses made in the most fashionable
style and ~ shortest notice, Nantes and Capes made "
order. Patterns received monthly from Paris to accom-
moiate customers, The whole stock was selected by my
sii ana | can recommend it 10 my customers to 10 the
bsst selection ever brought to Davenport.
davenport, April %, '56dtf MRS. s. c. AIKEN.
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LET THOSE THAT SHAKE. SHAKE
~ No MORE

NJ NUKE.
DR. BODILY
FEVER AND AGUE BALSAM,
is WARRANTED.
THIS medicine, Tor all fevers of an intermittent
l. character, Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Remitlen
ana TT a tonic for inyaltds ie covering from protraeted
iHLermitienis, Is the best remedy ever ofe red to The
public. This is no patent asstram, bnt is only offered
u a public remedy ,0eeauss of the constant demand
/ have had for II In my private practice for a number
Of years. II is used by the most eminent physicians
ofthe Eastern States, as superiorto ailother remedie
for the above diseases. IL 10 purely a vegetable CON.
pound, and may De given 10 both old ana Young with
perfect safety. IsgiYes tone and action 10 the whole
system, and actsas q powerful tonic. ! have used il
with almost perfect suceessin my practice for a mum
Knowing its value, | can but believe that it will be
appreciated and used.
Sold VIII Olesale and retail by G. 7. Webb d Co.
Davenport, Drs. Bodley d Allen, Prin ceton, Illinois
and IS. Hayes IL Co., Rock Island. fnoy 2O-dlyI
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Swan Mills.

TERHUNE e. CIRCUIT,
lie Claire, Iowa.
WE would inform The eitizons and trade Of Scot
w and adjoining counties. that We are now manu-
featuring q very superior article OF Flour which we
offer al our nsrketqaolaiion 10 this paper, and We
ole = The folio
Great Inducements to Dealers,
We will deliver our -lour BY the 10 bills. and up.
.srd.anywhefe with .Il5 or Is miles Of or mill
FREE OF CHARGE.
Having .lithe facilities for making the most mar
.st.nls four and feeling that we can suii both deal
CT sad consumer. We respectfully solicit q lib raj
snare Of pubic patronage.
nosits the Ls Claire House, in second ST., and Mr..
Slsas steae in Second 81, viii be thankfully re.
alyed and punetuaiiy attended 20. Jan J3-dtf
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,. AyrKY. e. D. UPHAM. d. W. O. HAL
AVERY, UPHAM g. CO.,
Wholesale Grocers and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Whole62Ie oIOCcfb anu
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. Ie south Water street,
(Ssar the Illinois Central Depot
CHICAGO, L
nFFER for sale y large and well selected stseS oil
" Groceries, consisting in part Of the follow -as
$50 hhds. n. o. Sugar common TO prime.
500 bbls. Refined and Clarified ditto.
500 :. NO. and West Iadia Molasses,
1000 packages choice Green and Black Teas.
$40 bags Rio, Jamaica, Java and Moeha Coffee.
4se butts and half butts choice brands plug tobacco.
se5 bbls. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
500 gross Paper, Tin foif, and yellow Bank chewing
100 boxes Bar soap, assorted brands. do.
900 :. Pressed Tailov. Ssearine, Star & Sperm
800 - No. I aad Scaled herring, candles,
ivo0 Drums choice Eleme Figs
500 boxes NJ, K. RaisiRs, prime fruit,
Together with all the other articles usually kept in q
complete stock of Groceries. We can sssare our
frieuds and tae public generally thai We are deter.
mined not TO be underwood BY any other house in tni,
market.
From the fact Of our having unusual facilities 70
purchAsing goods sdyantageousiy, We are abundant
IL abba 70 redeem all our pledges.
Ami n d-6m AVERY, UPHAM & Co.
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Sugar Cured Hams al II Cents.
I you want q choice Sugar Cured Ham or u smo-
i Eed Shoulder, apply aL my PORK House on Front
street.
sugar Cured Smoked Hams II cents,
Smoked Shoulders
Liberal Discount made 10 the Trade.
MehIe d-a J. NJ. ID. OWS.
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9nsrrQrff.


Pssria Marine and rirs rs@sraass Company,
PEORIA, LIZ
caAsrsRRp I4i.
T,sIs SeHtssi ssH.ia Nssy e ZIG poa MANS :"
F0RTATloS \ fikE RISKS ct rsssssss1
a. uneond,,ions, return premium Of 10 per cent.
win 30 paid back 10 cargo customers a. the close ri
The year, ,.r,, and detached eo,,a,ux., ssvcrasly
sitastsl may be insured against loss or damage BY
are. for any length OF time from che to ase yers,at
low rates Of premium. and thus avoid sssessmsnis
.''' As'''' c CAPITAL 100000.
las rsasrAiif yses. BERRY, VA; hIsS.x
VIM. !. MASON, 1T nssarlana. ). sssnaiss,
bAaaa charles Hsllsnd. sha1
Isaac U~spRanLl, Pres; B. L. T. BousLAxp, Vice
Press CsaRLts HolsAse, Secretary
Jon ADAMS Agent for Rock leland, D.yenpo,t,
mott street, Rock Island. once in Dav enpcrs a. the
Counting Room of the State Democrat.
Nay asth. d.f -
...cAie.ee City Insurance company. 40.
kdmnnd csaasld, Pre... Henry Ssnai seea.
Dec !. IS. D.senpsr. lows.
TIE star uSu1ANcx COMPANY,
ogdsasburgh, n. Z.
PAN in sSHsrl ii' sSS ,,o ssde''' s0'"'
VIII insure Fire and Inland iranspofAaoh risAs
RsssrsS See. Steele. E.a. Col B.s. Shepard. B,
". kay1mcnd, Beeee, Lyon & Co., Chicago, A. B.L,
aysr., y. p, davenport, s sIsa S.iLsSs s.s., hA'
novs-diy Eagle ST., Rock Island, Ill.
Kissosri stass Hutaal Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of st. Louis.
CAPITAL, $500 ooo ssd sonstantly Increasing
p. p: PARE s. So ~ a niss.naer, \. My mage
!. Mecano, Y. AiJanuary, rsss' n.
insured participate in the whole profits.
For Information enquire Of ths unacrsignsa aSs1s
lsssDsr0Mce.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
ETNA,
INSURANCE. COMPANY, HARTFORD,
Chartered 1873.
CASH CAPITAL, ssoo,eoe
HONS
INSURANCE co. OF THE CITY vopx.
Cash Capital. $500 900.
NORTHWESTERN
rnpsranee Co. Of the State
OF NEW YORK.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
ACQUIRED CAPITAL, 8l.9oO, Q
oFPlcE. ON WEST SIDE oP
Main bet. Front and Second st.
aprF ,.dwly henry b. HOFFMAN. Aren't
IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
KEOkUK IOWA.
This home company is n.w prepared 70 axe psks
ON the "a Ter classes OF property on the 1ssfssI r.sn,
ssi a. tAs Casa riss fer sessA pres,ss, atrA'esA'
-e.sousole as those Of any reliable CON
DIRECTORS;
II parry John Mcglare, X. II. Harrison,
L. ". Rankin, Geo. B. Smith, = n. fou,
. creeI. s s. Billings, w. +. Turner,
. CARRIER. T. wekarshAm.
0FFICERS.
G. II. PrssY, President 4. h. Harrison, treasurer
w psrkin. v. Preaida. W. =. Turner, Secretary
once ID Witserwxxs B~lock-cver Dawson 9
cos Zoo, and shoe Store, Brady ST.
J. T. LANE, Agent,
xox SAT- Davenport Iowa.
: HHRTF0RD INSURANCE COMPANY!
CAPITAL..S30O.OOO,
\ have received the Agency Of this SOUND an
w reliable Company for davenport and siciniiy
Q ana are prepared TO issue policies on as favorasi
terms as any other good Compony.
dec9 MANhLoi
keystone Insurance Company.
puJISurIpHIA.p pa. Capital $685.
IP. M. MORTALITY, Pres j. NORRIS THoNds'
ANSoN GRAY, Vice " Secretary,
Oct Ia A. FiNErihLD, axenh
Withsrwaxss Block, davenport
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NO. b.
En NMAfE A0lE.

~ryr = nov receiyirg eur spring ssoek OF me
MEs7rHES. fGoAd hantsSA<Aagle ana Kali
s.e.a JEHELRY of ALL dsscnpaeAs. 1ei
49, $3.50 sMyeruass, and Fancy Goods Ae.
4gS1ss - I.-re.t aAa mosa eompiese STOCK OIL
.~cS. ever SrsaxAf TO DspssSsrf, wnlen ssossrp
n.bhcs - iss - any house seseo Oh
NM Wholesale Retail. %.
Pae.s. ssA sad examine our sock, pe.n.Ps ~
-nva~d IA . year iuzesesi. a. ws are
nssei 40 - ALfKED G. ILLoN
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Chicago Lumber!
Kansas! Kansas!M
INHE public, before emigrating to this disputed Terri
= tory, or purchasing eisewhre, are respectfully invited
to call and examine our Wholesale and retail stock of
Groceries, Drugs, Paints, Sperm, Tanners,
Lard, Reatsfoot and Linsssd Oils, Nails,
Glass, Putty Salt, Paten Medicines,
Combs, Brushes. Notions. Ar.

Our stock was carefully selected in the eastern and
southern markets, aud purchased for cash, and will be
sold for the SAINT at the very lowest figures for which
they can be b1lght in the city, and every article warrant,
cd TO give satisfaction.
Thankful for past tavors, and desirous of a confirm.
ance OF the same, we still hold ourselves in readiness To
wait upon our friends and tho public generally at the old
stand OF ALFoBD 4 VAN PATTEN,
West side Brady, between First and Second streets, Day.
export, Iowa. tunelI
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Storage, ForWardius& Commission


In this branch OF The trade, We are pre- AIRED TO do
q large amount OF business. Merchants aud others
making consignments TO our House, may rest assur
cd of the utmost fidelity ON our part to TIER inter.
csts, aud thai their conslgnments shall receive pfonip
attention IN sales and returns.
n. h, Satisfactory reference given IN all cases,
and with pleasure.
MAY 3dwu RYAN Il MeCARN.
roFFEhS--15 Bags Rlo, Lagaaro, lava, Maraeaibo
" and Havana Coneos, selected expressly for re-
failing.
suGARS-64 Bills white and yellow refined Sugars
embracing Coffee A, b s. &, crushed, powdered and
graBuiated; also refined MAIZE Sugar. These Su
gars are all OF the best q-tlity.
New 1EAS-i37 Chests, half chests, or Boxes and
caddies OF ali sizes and descriptions OF late iinporta
tons, embracings some orlha highest aud nnesl grades
of the celebrated -.Mayune'' and ''f'tdg sooey''
gEowths. These Green and Black Teas are decidedly
as hne and curious cnops as ever erossedthe Als.is
5 akd We can our OoiOngs, Pom
coohks, Somebody's, Gunpowders, Imperials and
Young HSsons, FAR superiorin fragrance and make,
| TO Tho generality OF Teas brought " cat. Asthe. were
selected especially for Family use aad ae lass IN
price; We can with confidence invite examination and
iriai.
RAISINS-5O Boxes, halves and quarters;-also
| Valencia Raisius;
PLuMS-5 Bbis pitted and uBpiiled;
PEACIIES--3 do pared. Currants, Dates, Figs, and
many other Fruits, dried and preserved.
SOAPS--Paim, CASTLE, Shaving, German and
\ Chemical ErAsiye, Nc, &c; together with L large Yati-
ETY. of Baskets, willow, Rattan and spllnt, Wooden
ware, SOsegs 81 Nails, 81 Bots Fish, Macke rel, White,
salmon End Sea ed Herring, 10 Bales = and .. bushel
Wheat Sacks and many yt1eT articles-ail for safe,
cheap and wsrrantsdt 10 give satisfaction.
JACOB WEAVER, ia, & CO,
taAA E9aEH uEEAN ArANA
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lis great uuiity. sim
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Deafness.
IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF q DEAF DUMB.
DIR. MCLEOD, of SCOTLAND,
TTAs arrived and nas be Consulted xfthe Island
4 0Cin Hotel, Rock Island, Ter = lew days esiy.--
1 EaHy q IGNITION ts desired. -
DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, NOISE INTHE HEAD
ALL DISCHARGES FROM TIE EAR,
MOUTH OK SosIkILs ,entefely removed. tFt
4 May ~ dwn -4r