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SHEET.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1857.


EFor the Crescsnt.l
The Cruise Of the Shopper.
Ha54 I'm Imitation of Tom Hood.l
With face ali ruddy and bright,
With dress so jaunty and neat,
A lady gay, with footstep light, g..
Comes sailing down the street.
Her stuffed porte. .monnsie swings
From her wrist 80 dainty and fair,
And her heart in its gladness merrily sings,
8" To spends my only care"
Shop, shop, shop!
In a never-ending tramp
r..., Shop, shop, shop!
Through Royal and Chartres and Camp.
She cutteth her dash in the pride Of cash,
A dame Of Fashions stamp.
Her parasol now she drops -H=
Good lack we see her no more!
So wonderful well she minds her stops,
~ Each stop a dry-geods store L.
At most Of the stores she makes pause,
At some OF them, makes dash
Till one as full-stop wins applause
By getting all her cash!
u Shop, shop. shop!
The clerks, so nice and polite
Shop, shop, shop! ~
+ May well turn pale with alright,
'a And lounge no'more, when in at the door
The shopper greets their sight! pa
She gives the word, and they fly!
With run and climb and jump,
They plunder the shelves both low and high,
The counters responsive thump:
She wades the ocean through,
With many fond delay,
Then says, Tis pity you've naught will do
I'll call another day!"
Hop, hop, hop! ........
5-.s Ye. slender-legged men .....
'..., Hop, hop, hop! -.-.--
. And pile up your goods again- .
Ye wretched elves of counter and shelves
Within a dry goods den
At last she finds her place, u
s And makes her purchase or two
g.. An organdy pattern, bobbin of lace,
Of buttons and needles a few -. a.
Her fat portemonnaie is squeezed
Till it shrinks, in sad relapse, ..
(Of all its mopuses thoroughly eased) 81
e. To its olden-time collapse.
Shop, shop, shop H-
No more hath she to roam!
s.f Shop, shop, shop! +... bel.
~ She spreadeth her sails for home, m
And singeth in glee Z" How sweet I'll be e
Beneath next Sundays domew . :.
d But yetas she sails along, :
And sees more dry-goods still, S''.''' '
She sadly sings in another song,
She hath not had her fill: -
:" 1t does my happiness pierce,
1t knocks me all of heap,
That cash should be SO awfully scarce
When drygoods are so cheap"
Shop, shop, shop! ".'%
Were she millionaire Y s ,&-'s
Shop, shop, shop!
She'd make the multitude stare
She'd buy up each store and forever more
Outshine the fairest fair.
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O. o. WOODMAN, New Orleans.
WOO6sas0fs's

c H E R RY E PECT R A N 7
Used as New and Successful Treatment for
Consumption of the Lungs and General Decay Of the Body
Bronchitis Bad Cough Sore Throat, Tuberces, IT,
GERS, and all Diseases of the Throat,
Lungs and Chest.
The wonderful efficacy this remedy healing diseased and
liberated Lungs removing from the Throat the frghul
1ubercles and the rapidly with which all affections of
the Throat Chest and Head and its power in checking
the rapid decay of the body covering the skeleton bones with
sound and healthy hesh be the greatest dis
coyery in the annals of medicine Of this any other age IT,
therefore, there any who suffering the OF
Consumption Bad Congh Bronchitis any disease whatever
of the Throat Lungs Chest Head, make trial of
Woodman's Cherry Expectorant.
If the difficulty is of recent occurrence few doses will
every vestge of Consumpve material If deep rooted,
and you dangerous condition. you have still chance,
for have been reduced to deaths door, and by the of
the system.
Persons of weak constitution who afflicted with disease
from hereditary descent may rely upon becoming robust and
sroag poisonous germ of the disease will be entirely
eradcaed from the system by the use OF this remedy.
The following letter of merit from the distinguished DR..
Maitland:
Dear Sir The public generally fully of the thou
sands of remedies for Diseased Lungs under the titles Of Sarsa
paria Pills Psters innents, etc. that daily brought
their noee through the newspapers by of advertise
My object in writing this for publication is
the public least those who afflicted
that contains articles OF REAL USE IN PULMONARY DIS
EASES am conscious that in doing acting
professionally and derogaoy the interests OF Medical Sci
and the regular Practitioners of Medicine refer
Woodmans Cherry Expecloran which scientific remedy
that have used with than any the usual pre-
scrptions used by Physicians.
u21 2p&W J. NJ. MAITLAND NJ n.
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On Sundays the train will leave the city half hour
O'clock 7. NJ until O'Clock, then every hour until IL
O'Clock. The will also make the o'clock trip
Sunday mornings.
Herse Car will leave the city depot every morning at
O'clock shove, and the Lake night
after the last train Extra special trips when required
~ notifying the conductor.
A Station House has been erected Mt GENTLY Ridge
is also made Flag Station where the train will stop
when required from A. NJ. TO p. NJ: down trips H. Il
and O'Clock and trips III md ~ O'Clock way
in steam trains 10 cents Tickets dow be purchased
the ticket office and The conipctor notified.
The daily Horse Car, anom tientilly Ridge stopping
required, viii come from the Lake at 6}a O'Clock A. NJ and
will leave as follows: b
The City-.S. =. The Gentily Ridge
At........ 9o'tOck A. ". o'clock A. NJ.
At.-.,,...-...l2 At-......... 7. NJ.
A,.::.:..:4 = TN A'..:..:.:: * -.
p.For the Lake-Each trip Immediately after train
ieln
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NO MATTER WHETHER 1T BE CLEAR, CLOUDY
A$ kainy,
FIRST RATE AMBRoTYPE OR PHOTOGRAPH
will be guaranteed
THEODORE ". SCHEEIER'
New Establishment 10, Ia CAMP STREET corner Girod
street. myla
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

&n - l + |, FEoGIoRviLLE BAY AND
the Regular Trains at 10 A. NJ and 5P. M
On Sunday 7h june (and Sunday morning until fur
her not cea TR AIN will leave at 6l4 A. M aording per-
opportunity Of Breakasiing the Gulf and returning
before dinner in the evening may be agreeable
The expense is smalthe and engines in fine orde
and good Fish Breakfast or Dinner can be had.
H1There will also be early Train the Fourth Of July
Omnbuases leave Canal street AT A. NJ daily. jel3 I'm
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1857.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
o. o. WOOd7ssa9a,

u u ~ OOU13tUU, sh4 ...
W H OIL Es ALE DRUG GIsT,
Corner Common and Magazine sts.,
NEW oRLEAss,
Has in store, for sale dealers TERMS large
stock of
DRUGS AND EMICALs,
/. Among which
200 pounds CITRIC ACID. ."..-
1000 sULPHURIC ACID. .Nr.
1d0 BENzoIC :. ...
2oo0 :. QUININE-American
200 :. sULPH MORPHIA.
80 .. ACETATE :. "-
% :. MURIATE :. s-...
: $50 :. sTRrCHNINE. ..
100 pounds IODIDE POTAssE-French.
800 cALoMEL-Amercan.
I50 :. English.
200 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..l .. ..N.
500 :. oHLoRoroRM. 'S''A'
so :. coLLoDIoN. "tr
1 30 demiiohns ETHER NITRos FORT.
10 carboys $50 a..H. ... ..a
Is demijohns ETHER sULPHURIC.
80 AQUA AMMONIA FORT.
1900 BLUE STONE. tt
1000 =. BORAx ff.gir t -lN ...'I f
80 IODIDE IRON. -..4. ...- .. '4s-4..-
80 LEAD. -., ..a
50 :. MERCURY '.'
20 -. SULPHUR. f- .-"
20 pounds sIoDINE-Resublimated. E ,s-s' e
loo ounces CIT. IRON and QUININE. ..
| 10 pounds IRON GY. HYDROGEN. ,.
$50 - Precp. Carb Of.
800 Carb Of -'| .. --
LOO -. - SOL Citrate Of. -. '.'-'...
rs Tsunate Of. b. g. &.
| 80 pounds syr. Iodide of.
30 :. KREOsOTE.
| 150 - MERCURIAL OINTMENT. H+. ...l
20 ounces OXIDE SILVER, 4ya EIsa 10
so :. PIPERINE ,,. " GOOD.
| % PoTAssE-Acetas. s .,4
so Carb.
80 :. :. Bi Chrom.
so Prussiate. +a"5
| 50 -. chlorate asl -s .5-g'..
30 Cyaulret.
| Is Bromide.
| 20 Phosphate. .''.s-..
| 100 pounds :. Supf Pulv. . N"
100 Sulph. Cryst. Dol. E
| 200 :. QUICKSILVER.
| 10 ounces QCININE-Arsenae.
| 20 Ferrocyan.
| 4 10 Taunate .- ". D..
10 :. >. yalereana.e. a7 2paw
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REGU ULAR KETS.

r E q L A A ETS.
~ SUM NJ f. II ARRANGE WENT-
lEAAlIksn - Steamer Belfast, VIM Wray, master. for
ISW@%Gsa Cairo, Hickm.n Memphis, Helena, Napoleon,
reenvi lie and all the BeGds will leave the following day
throughout the connecting Cairo with the Illinois
Central Railroad for St Lou and all the Eastern cities and
Memphis with the Memphis Charleston Railroad
VILE Huntsville, Tuscumbia, Knoxville Chattanooga and the
Virginia Springs:
Leaves New Orleans thursday. June Is at S P. N.
Leaves New Orleans THU RSDAY, July 9, at p. N.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July q, at E P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans TIL u RSDAY, Aug 6, at 5 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans TIL RSDAY, Aug ~ at 5 P. VI.
Leaves New Orleans THU lRSDAY Sept 5, at s P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans TIL u RSnAY, Sept II, at 5 p. N.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY Oct l., t5 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans TIL RSDAY Oct Is, at 5 z. NJ.
The BELFAST is in point of speed and comfort
by any boat having very large airy arranged
pres5y for the accommodation of families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised.
saeroos be engaged any Of the above trips ap
pcation her where plan of her cabin
' JOHNHE HYDE Il co 66 POydras street,
W. Z. BEDDING, Railroad Agent.
= under St. Charles Hotel.
The BELF her Memphis Bend, Way and
Plantation business usual. jel2
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re- UNIFIED STATES TkI- yY~ns<
lE4Hg4sts WEEKLY MAIL LINE lRaEEtrsSa RaaEE sSa

60 SHAHHR 5tAEfis 2IsE HEE
on TUESDAY, at on THgR$bAT,IoN SATURDAY, a,
The m rSs magnificent MI The magnificent NJ u
5s; Il %S: s.; bef ss
Paqasmine Baton aasonys % Plague @ Satcesz wi viii leave
Rouge Port Hudson mine, Baton Rouge for Donadsopye
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou plaquemine, Baton
Adams Natchez Landing Fort Ad son, Bayou Sara, Red
81 Saeh kT L1s @ Ws
Gulf Warrentonandst Jossps, Grand terproof Rodney
S ss#s =
Providepse, stae DAY. at5P.M NJ.
lssipwith's Landing
1.-THE above mentioned splendid packets will leave
on their regular days without fail at the hour appGnted Al
site,dsd de TO- TO- Freight taken for Yez"o consigned to W
WI"
These boats viii not be responsible for any letter package
h @ nE pa % @ ss snSss Ra & ye s &
BY the passengers or contained in their baggage
Or passage chPRFk fo"Td
Union Row, 5s Carondele st,
n3o If T. B. SMITH, No. Tchoupou las st.
GlLMAM's PNEUMATIC STEFAN GItANU-
lA9k Is now IN use on seven psnations comprising the
largest and small classes of which it has taken off
over any other known application of steam to steam Grau
Baery.''
2. It requires no additional water for the boilers.
), Its pipes never "seale'' or require cleaning.
l. Its heating surface equally distributed throughout the
The being all returned to the boilers
direct additional boilers required where
boilers large and Gmans useone
pair cylinder boilers 30 inches diameter
with Gimans BagasSe Furnace furnish grind the
cane and run the Pneumatic Battery making u hhds
per day.
g. The Pneumatic Battery Gransor put operation
much less the planter than other
application OF steam making part entirely
by steam.
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application the subscriber
CHARTERS, be used with direct exhaust
SAMUEL H. GILMAN
d4 ly 10 Gravier street. New Orleans, La
CESVING HiACHINES-I NJ. SINGER & co IS
Agency for the sale of their improved Sewing Machine
especially adapted the making Of NEGRO CLOTHING,
PLANTATION
And
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
established No. 100 Canal street. These machines
ace Paris Grover Bakers and many other Sewing
Machines and the only Sewing Machines used by the
France in making the clothing for the French
A supply of these No. Machines, together
with Silk and Linen Thread Spoos Needles etc.
always on hand. Orders promptly attended to- Address
S. II. PECK,
40 3m l20 Canal street, New Orleans.
rI'jUS. $. RIDGV Az, DEALER IN WINES AM
1 LIQUORS, Nos 6i, 65 and 66 New Levee G
rod street New Orleans. myl2 BIN
RUTTER-'s4 hrkins cnoiee Goshen, landing ex ship
IL Lnion,f n ABBY ~ ,
w27 SAMUEL WOLFF, IS Camp ST.
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SUMMED r ARRANGEMENT
!stSt = steamer Ben FranIkIin JOS D. Clarke,
Napoleon, Greenvlie Bends viii leave on the fol-
nos Central Railroad St. Louis ali The Eastern cities
sna Msh with II @
Leaves New 9F!sans MEPSESPAY Fly
Leaves New Orleans Orleans WEbNEsBAY We July p 2 at 5PM
I.eaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. 20, atop N.
Leaves Leaves New New 9%s orleans
Leaves New New Orleans WED%NEsBAY, WE'D % oet. at6P. "
leaves % New New Orleans leans WEbNEsbAY Nov Nov l. at p n
fort avne and G @ arranged s
prsssy tor the accommodation Of families.
satero9ns for trips appli
cation to her pf ohS yhe f. gn Of hS @ ea 81 ssr be
WE, " i. kEbbiNG Raifo Rf Agent, sSas' street,
nr The Ben Franklin will her Memphis Bend, Way
and Plantation business as usual
r.. =, FOR LOUIsVILLE, Chancenor
passenger packet will leave for the above port
New orIea.s nns ss5 i56
SAnYERA1, Wh1SHsbtT, July a a
R-A plan the seen and aterooms secured
ii e. sa St
IT, THE STEAMER JAMES E..
.sA .ss=sA New Orleans for St. Louis the coming
$$#EgESPPAX $#EESPAX $"Gs 5"Iy Z: i!
THURSDAY, Augusta.
THURSDAY Sept II.
me BELL, BUCHANAN h CO., No. 81 Tchoupitoulas.
H plan of the cabin be and secured by
calling at the office of the agents.
THE $ n E A Nj Z Il e c III p r
viii naRs i've sssa regular tpps RSs
Louisville, leaving as follows,
WEDNESDAY, June "A, at P NJ
SATURDAY, July II, at 8 T, M.
" '' sRoHp&s BE BKos s. Os'tS Co. Or IS Gaver street.
T. SHUTE, y Common street.
MA plan of the cabin be and engaged for
any of the above trips, by applying TO the agents.
NaCheZ.
Gulf, Vicksburg Helena, Memphis, Hickman, Cairo, and
Paducah
No engaged until maid for aoT If
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Leaves every THURsDA a ho'cIock, r. NJ.
r. REGULAR THURSDAY. u. s
l6ARlkk Mail Packet steamer r.. w. McRae. j..
n White, master, Y, will leave for Carolina Land
Providence, Camacks andls Miiken Bends vicksburg,
Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez Fort Adams Red River Land
ing, Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge, Plqnemne,
and Donadsonvle carrying the U. s Mail For freight
passage, having unsurpassed accommodations apply board
to g-r "a ..r... ~
GEO. D. HITE 4 CO., Front street
E The r. W. McRAE, will take Yazoo river freight and
sign through bills adns for it, with the privilege of reshpping
steamer u s. Aid. s.a ial7
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%, q. W.OOfynafya.

Warrants all POWDERED GS sold by him as strictly
pure having been selected personally in their state
powdered for his ssles-among which
200 pounds Powdered IpECAC.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
HIo RIv ER. i.

Leaves on TUESDAY. the 2sd inst. stsP.M
, ~ FOR LOUISVILLE = CARRYING
the United States Cairo Mail the fine fest
Js1s ming regular passenger packet steamer II. G.
Twichell, H. worthington Smith master. will leave
New Madrid Memphis Helena Napoleon and all intermediate
Ie ifs'geF gRETTERTr q Go e Gr,yier
sA plan be seen, and
by applying to her
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To ssil in few days.
Az FOR PHILADELPHIA - REGULAR
MFHN Line-The Al fast sailing clipper bark Dennis
.tsesS Kelly, Corson, MASTER having of her
go engaged AVID board, will be dispatched above For
freight Of 100 bales COTTON apply
Z. GEO. W. HYNSON CO., SO Camp street.
For passage having superior accommodations both cabin
and seerage apply the captain board, Post 30 First
District jel2
EtSS- FOR PHILADELPHIA - REGULAR
fFsAts lse-The Al fast sailing bark Dennis Kelley,
me5er, having nearly all her cargo
wall have quick dispatch! For balance freight passage
apply Eje9l 'GRO. W. HYNsON 4 Co, 81 Camp
Ss6 FOR .BOSTON = REGULAR L1NE-The
EEq24t> Al fast sailing packet ship megunffcOok, Van
DorlaB, master, having OF Eer cargo engaged,
will patch. balance freight passage, apply
GEO. W. HYkSDN & CO..
4--jeln So Camp street.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Lesves every TIEsDAY, s.s o'clock, P. N:

NJ REGULAR TUESDAY U. 3. NJ.
671sks, ~ Packet steamer r. Powell, jackson,
iss@M. master in place Of PRINCESS will
above for vicksburg. Warreson, Grand Gnf
Joseph Rodney Waterproof Matches Adams
Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Ronge aqnemne,
Donalsonye and all inteed landings, the u
Mail For freight passage having unsurpassed
tons, apply on board, or to
GEO. d. HITE 4 CO., 6 Front street
n-The r. W. Powell will take Yazoo freight sign
through bills Of laing for it, with privilege resbpping
ont he steamer o.. 8. Aid at Vjcksbure jeI7
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rI,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE AT
Lumber Yard New Basin, and constantly receiv
ing supplies OF the
700 600 feet assorted Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring and
Ceiling
G00n0 feet assorted Cypress
100000 feet sorted Yellow Pine Rough ScaAtlng and
Boards.
100000 IIatils.
75OGO feet Jsuper, assorted.
$4,000 feet Dressed Shelving,
100000 Shingles
100000 feet White Pine, assorted.
IS
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For NANTUCKET SoUND.--The U. S. coast survey
schooner Bowditch, soon to sail, has on board Mr..
Mitchell S surveying party, who are engaged upon
the investigation of tides and currents in their varied
relations with physical geography. This new and
fruitful field of labor, falling, it does peculiarly
within the province OF coast survey, has for its OBJ
ect the study of those agencies to whose constant
action is due the formation of shoals and sand bars
the natural dredging of channels the changes in the
cOniguration OF the coast, as well as the effects
following the erection of artificial structures in the
sea. and the removal of rocks from channels. 1t en-
braces the past and predicts the future history our
coast. These Investigations are conducted by Pro-
essor Bache the Superintendent of the Coast Survey
who lays down the plan of the work to be filed out
and executed by Mr.. Mitchell. This party have just
completed investigation of Hell Gate and are now
| about leaving for Nantucket Sound. The eXamina-
| tion of New York Bar will engage their attention
later in the season. New York Times, 18TH
| CRoPs N MIssIssIrPI.-The Brandon Republican
of Thursday last says:
We learn from gentleman who lately visited the
| counties of Neshoba, Newton and Scott, that the
| crops though late are looking well, in very good
order aud with ordinary seasons will afford an album
dant harvest.
| In Neshoba and Newton the crops of wheat, rye
and oats very good In those counties the people
have raised more of their own provisions than in al
most any other counties in this section OF the State,
and consequently bought little at their trading points,
A sick glutton sent for the doctor, " have lost my
appetite" said he in great alarm. " IT'S not Of the
slightest consequence said the Doctor you'll be
| sure to die If You recover it, E-st
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave on TUESDAY. June GOTH at NJ
IT, - FOR ST. T.LOUls-THE LIGHT DRAFT
j. c. Beeler, will leave for the above all in
sermediae landings For freight apply board to
py- plan of the cabin be and secured
by applying to the agents jel6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
fEbklFu0E WINE.
TN QUART BOTTLEs.)
- = n"O - H1Hl Fiji

WIZ GA0 ASWW" ~ 81
/ Of 6vver and Ague, ChSll Fever, Dumb Agur,
and al bilious diseases. This valuable medicine eAs
now h~eu boeore the public for s~verel years, ana
there can b ~ better evidence offered oI ia emcooS
than IT, s3ts,sive sale. and constantly Increasing
49, Of the most vonderiul and astonishing cures
sAst hsve ever bean known. Being purely wxsse-
Ne fae fruU I'll tOretGn dret YOus OF mineral eous-
peunds, Pebrifuse Wine NAV DO takse win tins ".
rsei safety under almost any circumstances. u
sessaythsns the slonaeb nvigorates ths systs. md
essirciy psevsntR the isngsOr and ptostrssaon Of
strength which siwayS attends fsvN and Ags'. spe
All btous dissases Il not only breaks The Ct liz and
clecks the fever, but removes the dsoese VI tne L
er anA e;hsr es0ans. On which the Chill ana .csc
depenls The thousands who have usec the fscrt-
fuss Wine nssd NJ further evenor VI ts v.rtne than
IL hapvy restorative e1bct Il IL truly wonderful
| medicine, aud opeSstes on the systrn Ike charm
The Ayys W second lss Of Pebrfugs Wine breaks the
chile, end Continued secordinG 70 the diUct0n II
rrnOvss the dsrase psrmansntly from the syrssm
prssoae - ere a0ieti nth Fever sol Cue " Any
foru of buisus disease, are res,0mended u Givs
this valuable medicine fair trial. which ~ al sha
il uecosauy TO insure succ-ss and convince 81 " ~
III pub,ic CertAesAes d the highsst re~t-ctablit!
msGht b prssented TO sabetsntatr s that u eiaifss
In It, bshsf but vtll b left 10 IN; rodncs s~e'-f
| stand Or fall upoo Its own nerit-.
Cautiou TO the Putle.-Iss sur- hat Ia. usMf "
| the proprietor, JOSH WSHER. Is Ia his Own sanh. u
ting, On the Promissory Note, whien l. sttAehe"
the bottom Of each engraved label % The bottle
Sold .: retail b. Druggists and 1srcha0 's'y
whore.
Nor, 81 Maiden Lane, n. r, or to sss bA'd"N
Wholesale druGetsts. Chicago.
Slid wholesale and rstao BY 4eesrs
ALvORD VAN PATTEN,
sao-Akvly DsgcOiutt. Low
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
JOHN GEMMELL,
photographer, Engravsr and Map
Publisher.

Il. Lake Street, Chicago IaiEois.
HAVING had ten YEAR, pracii,ai eApesieue. IN III.
II cities Of n " York, Puilsd-lphI and he-iaG
'res iully confdeu; that all orders entrusted him
Will be N-cuted in a style un>tras cd ty any thu
above named cities. and tue mo reasonab le
terms
Maps, PaIs, Checks, Circulars Billheais, fac sim
lie Circulars, Vi-~s of Buiiings, Portraits, Show
Card, Businefs Cards, a..
All Orcrs from distance Iunotunlly ait.ude
DC, ~ dir
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
CLOTHING.
IN. Holidays are Csnirg.


III" Holidays are Csnirg. :
CO
Cuats.
Cosss
C.aLs.
OssreoA,s,
Ovsrc0at-,
Oveicvats,
Overossts,
Oveyooats,
Oscroosts, Overevets.
Uyercosts, Ovsreoats,
Uv rcoats, Osrrcosts.
Ossrcost-, Ossreosis.
Oysrcoais, Ovetcosis.
ov~rceste, OvsrooAis, Os"f"'as'
Oyercoai., OysrcoAt-, Overf's's'
Jseroosts ov-reoats. Oseieos'-.
oyeye.ats. Oy-reosis. Uvertoats,
ry.rco.is Ovstooats, os-rsoAfs,
oye,ca.t>, Overcosis. Overcosis, Overcast
ov. coats, ovrroat., o,eIcosts, OverceAi
o,.rcosis OvsTcosts, Overcoat. Ovsrcsst
o,s,,osi.. oyrrooa.s, Ovre.a,s. O,.rco.,.,
Al Drake CO's. Main street,
AT Drake 4 Coz. Main sti--t,
A. Drake Co.'S, Main street,
Al Drake 4 Co.'S. Main street,
Al Dtake / Co.'S, Main street.
West side, between Front AID S~eoni.
The ampInt OF Ovrrcosts.
Chap and Fine Dr~ss. Proek Costs,
Oh, ~ and Rich Velvet V-vts,
Cheap and Fine Cashmere Paint,
Cont aln.d in Ibis extensive establishment 10 .u
n.,,se Mt IN hundred rails " b<
uit.d and suited In every rs-pct; fol ~
CARDS pficr, pRAKE Co. hstter them
.-l.es that they and 10 undersn
every other CIothier In tn Cty CT
Davenport. W" would call stteB.
t.on to tn. following, among the
great variety of quality and
STYLES Of Clothing, " be found
at our sales-ruoms
HAnds some hlsek cloth kseians snd Sur
tout; beautiful beaver Sur outs and
Kagisns; Xcelent pilot Overooats ~
Ter sham Osefcoais; Canada gray Over
coats; Nlggerhesi and IIonskin kagians;
Whirlpool ksrseymrre. mixed besveis, 49,
black fancy cloth frok-, we'll mad" ard trim-
mel; thr rnest CUSTOM made Dr>s FrUks; bls,A
dyrskin, doth and Cashmere Pants; any NUMB
OF fancy cashmere Pants; rich moire antique I'll
Vests; thr.. thuusand velvet. cloth, esss'uie'
aud other Vests; black Cloth suits tvesy gentrei:
J s DRAKE L co. west side VI MAIN sTkkkl
between Front and SECOND. uS8Suu