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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
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incorporated by the General Assembly, Janu
i ary twenty fourth, l0le, With flll sathortty
'sTo grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honore,
and exercise all and singular the privileges common
to Commercial colleges, authorized BY Law, In other
States."-( NGs5W, Be-. 2.
full course OF instruction, In this Institution,
embraces Deuble Entry, Book-Keeplps, Commercial
calculations, Commercial Law, and Peumanship
Gentlemen can enter FOR the course separately,
and ct any time, nstructton y impaired indvidu-
ally and not In classes, end each departeat b hide
pendent and under control Of its respective Profess
or who alone Is responsible for the progress Of hs
pupils.
~ Young Gentlensn wishing 70 prepare Them
selves for business pursuits respectfully invited
70 call during business hours and examine the mode
Of Importing instruction, the progress Of the pup
and ,hc superior fAciles extended to those dserous
Of Qualifying themselves r the practical duties Of
the counting house. Psrsooal reference oven "a
above two hundred and airy (9e0) practical ascoun
tants, now In charge Of books In this city, IN Of
whom have completed their business edueataoa b
this 1nstit1tiou.
n b. FOR circulars, Containing Information Ia
regard TO terms. the a instrucioa, and ell
business connected with Tho above, can call at the
Suoth- East corner of Wsshinston svsnse and Posrh
JONATHAN JONES, d. Louis. No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

NTDD.
500 Men, Youths and oys
SAMUEL PERRY
LAS on hand the largest stock Of
II RBApY-NADE CLOTHING
(of his own man ufacture) offered In Davenport
which must be closed out 70 make room for and
comp lete stock for Spring and Summer trade. In
order dispose Of my stock Of Winter Goods In the
rtest possible time will oler for thirty days my
whole stock Of Ready Made Clothing 1t
COST PRICES.
4 choice lot Of PuasIssIno GOODS, consisting In
part ohFine White and Fancy Shirts, Under clothing,
hlndkerchiefs Gloves Collars, Hosiery, euspenders,
India Rubber Goods, frunhs, Vslises, &c.
Only oneprice. Call and see
SAMUEL PERRY,
snItdtf Brady street, opposite Post Once.
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NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
aOP
JERSEY GIFT, ~ u,
Capital 100000.
b.. REED. President.
W. u Brown, Secretary.
Agent at Davenport and Rock Island.
OFFICE Davenport STATE DsnoCRAT OFFICE
Post Ono Building. Brady street. sspt2-,f
MERCANTILE
ms U,R A NC E OMPANY,
OF CHICAGO.
orr co IN the
State Democrat Office.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Capital, sOo,OoO.
OFpIUeRS.
CYRFRUs BEERS, Pres. JANE .TCK. v Pres.
THOMAS RICHMOND, Sec'y and Treas.
,. Q. aYnAN, ACTING DInEoToR AND AAsNs
gNsPncTon
u'Aarine and Fire risks taken at usual rates. n
Jy2sdtf B. FIELD. ACsnt.
Applications viii be received and Surveys made BY
@. KAUPI1AN.
FRs6.veKL"'
Insurance Company.
onse \ w.ce Or Of Haia I ChssAuts.rsss
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Capital, $500, 900
WI. D0NOH, Pres't. AD. ABELE6, Vice Pres
CHAs. ABRAAsON, Secretary.
DlnDCTola:
q. 4. Csno Chaa. =. Meyer nenry NEED
@ Meier, 4. O. Oofdee, =. W6DoS,
h. J. epaunhorSt.
HARDING, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
Tho undess.gnsd 10 Agent fer this new Insurance
Company, which . managed By some Of the most sub
stantial business men Of g. Louis and d ready a al
times 70 take Hisks on reasonable rates. Il should
not b. overlooked that this y . good Western Com
psny and chould b supported By oar etissns instead
efbeing sWindled - Eastern winding -insttutions
Of which there are % many.
des9od1y ?. D. HARDING.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

Fe6k NJ Is RS UNION
INSURANCE COMPANY
BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
casA cePi':il lcaa sP In fail,
J. !. oAnSrADs Sss't. HoaAm Wuaasoa, Asey
- prpased 70 tahe 1alks end 49, le,,eass ~
Ne aDoveOeop4nSo. 1Aooe0p0oan11o6 onlnrenS-
eesoos NJ (hoeAses, Uro1P1nss snA ro10onoibG1k =.
Which reader then NO Of Ae eounAe ed oo11oe ~"
AID Marine Companies n ~ Uni1sd oeaAeo.
JAMD Z. uILDRUfR. Acct
~ Q9sos 1sf16a(s AoAv n, DeoSlos.S,
@ovvAra
kSse = JQ0s-6sss Isssesr0ssee c..
OF PHILADELPHIA, PRNN.
Merchants
NStlR.lNCE COWPANT.
or PHILADELPHIA.
AutnotUeu CapUAi.. ~ -
Amounts securely invested. .......... .nloo %
@. 4 BELnN, Agent for Davenport ODce-eeets
Democrat Once
asSsssuos-Nssk,os I oersin: r.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

20. EsHrissrs'shjP Notice,
WYE have this day admitted into our nrm % part
w n.r 7. II MohLrY The name Of the 0yW ~
naming the same heretofore
Davenport, January ia, 1851.
jsn1Ntf EVANS. CHEW CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
Clear year Alleys and Lets.

A IL persons who have thrown mAnsre or attn IN.
"A TO slleys ~ .,psess vlo han 1lsh erms nure
sccupyog any portioA Of their preGAeb, ifs hereby
nost6ed that all such manure or dlth must b re.
moved without the ms Of the city o. or before tn
under The provisons a chap1ef q " ~ revised -
dinances. In removing such oltA, 10 psrooa vNi b
permitted 70 throw the cane upua ths tan6tns or II
to The River. 3. WaMDCuu1f, NarlAal.
apr TO- d9w.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-06-27
q sss,s Kew InlanA RouGs - Texas ; = g
FOR GALVESTON, In. fch

- DlA60LA. (eowda 6sssl-6as-
Ing Of one days time we'll a. reduced - q
..se: tos p::sse eehs and inssr.nee-Le.vtns every
RaiIaa1 esansong as BerwiekS Bay with tue new and
splendid steamships GALVESTON and 0PELOUSAS, Of
Twelve hundred toas hasAen eseh hsk expressly for this
route and . eoastnese = % avoid the dangers and Do
lays heesoe aFsing f Tie passaeeof the Texas bars
Pansnges viii leave New Orleans from the Ferry Land.
Ing oppesns Jacksnn Square. on SUNDAY and THURS
DAY Mosninga, q 10 O'Clock commencing ON SUNDAY,
May 10sh, 1871. *a@@9F TEa ~ ~s'aa'ts-sfssRfe
Ths OPk.OUAAS CAPITA. Van Hssn Ellis, will leave
on SUNDAYS bid the GALVESTON. Captain David
Wilson, on THURHDAYS.hess4ss. sSFf.as,a4 .s,s,e.
Returning tie days Of leaving YndiaaoIa win b WE'D
AVS and SATURDAYS, Ard Galvsseea SUNDAYS
aud THURSDAYS,
Freight vi - received daily sundayp sxeerted q ~
Company landing IN New Orleans, at foot Of q Louis
seree ard win b nnspssted through - posts a iaae
on withou, extra charge q any kind q the lowest ases
setenee changed BIZ the lines 81 sutside seesmesR-
Ffeshn received before O'Clock Saturday and Wad
nesdays will 60 by the steamers a Sundays ana TA1rs-
days.
rtsiehter n..9s spplyst tie s9ce :, Ne ceupe4y
(the only once 81 the line in New OSans) corner d ST.
Potter sd lAsee sst& sppoets 9sekssa squass where
cabin plans he sasmsE. nay Se see. aad statssooap
naakx beea nsAlN.0. o.P.& 6. v. n. ca
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-06-27

de face, et eontenn entire ignes parallels,
Giant une confirmation des lignes incluant
Ia terre sur le cote oppose du chemin ven-
du q Nine Adams par le N. C.. Wade, la
lign inferieurs etant 1 peu PRES 4 deux
cents pieds aildessus du dit canal ensemble
avec toutes les batisses ct ameliorations
qai sly trouvent. edna Sns .la-eaa -4aot
zdr 4.. Termes ct Conditions. ssaa
Au Compliant, pour satisfaire la somme
De Trois cents Piastres, avec HUT pour
cent par an d'interet partir du 4 Avril
1857, ct les frais de ces procedures. '-
aszre ,a1as .f4ssdA. BOURG, Sheriff.
Pare;sse Terrebonne, &C % Juin, 1851. 6isgs .sia
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When the proprietor Of this invaluable remedy puEchas
ed Of the inventor, there medicine which de-
served the name for the Of Liver and Bilious COM
pan Notwithstanding the great prevalence Of these dis
eases in the United States Ia the South and West par
tcuhry where the patient 10 frequently unable to obtain
the services Of regular physcan some remedy was ne
quifed safe and efectual and the operation Of
ieh cond wise prove preAcia to the conssitu-
ton. This medicine is supplied by DR.. McIanes Liver
Pills. has been proved in every instance in which has
had trial. Always beneficial solitary instance has
occurred in which Its effects have been njurous The
invention of educated and distinguished physician il
has nothing in with the quack nostrums imposes
upon the pubc by shallow prseders % the medical art
Experience has now proved, beyond . doaht that Dr.
MeIanes Pin 10 The bsss remedy ever proposed FOX the
LivesComplaint. .soe'sftss,
~ Purchasers will be careful tn ask for DR N'LANE'S
CKL48RATAO LIVER PILLS, manufactured By rLEM
ING BROS. q PIrTsauRsH Pa. There are other Pills
pmporng 10 be Liver Pills, now before the public Dr.
hIAnes gsnnine Liver Piils, also bic celesstel ves
oee, be had all respectable drug None
genuine without the signature Of - FLEMING BROS.
Scovil Mead, New Orleans, La, General Wholesale
Agents the Southern States to whom all orders must
be addressed. flfg ala sSE 3 m. 81 EoOs.
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'a1af Aspia Writins..saesIy VI
one has observed with imna

II VEi1v4s OU6 mas OtJSeFvSO sWU0 uUDop4.
IL 6esee de tsaioussea dfsgdlnafy wSilln9 - com
p.F.d via he rapid play Of ~ eans e slseeh and
vishea fss ssne cOntsivaneeb1 WhSA u tneels euud
heep peee with he taagus sR10N66AAPnY Seeompshes
tha 1paise1 sesct. = = wiA m a4phabae 49,
pose1 e ~ sinQest oeens1sleal -, WA1sA ssssy
- saaads q N:.aa vseds. lisaay = vRla.a
N 49, . - = The slAlaaEy loue has1, snA b sqully
leGes 90 ach y The sp,ty e he at fAsti6 psia
dpes meysh aeU nstessa. ssen viAoat ~ ID e Q
teacA9gs asssGesH Il RaIasss3
!. - s1hspagasay beaa kanwe forty. yesn ago, i
veal1 hAss ssved ne tventy ysns " hafa lebees 90
$1,000 = Hon. Tho, r. Beaecn.
- ae pvcesasnsl nm. ~ isdsed y .eyey .qne
wAose fuf6as n M en- upsn him 70 record ln<d1n6l
sheugh y Z one Of The great labsssavtag Raeas Of
he a1ls-Jodge KAn4. t---e s - -. ss&
ofosr students, not yss tteuy ysass efAee, ara
n.kig more money by pAsnoesapdic Hepcstss Msn the
Principal Of the High aoAon, sS6 having given hmssfte
o@s dnswsssy ysan = II pruesssio1.'sa aess ssas
= = John q. Hart PhIlalelpalss
II Aass used RAsssQEaphy alsese every Say Tor the
n3 ~ lre1 ~ se9As s!e wsttiea s1nsst szcaaGve
u 70 k"-Kev I. I. Cssp0. Phihdepha.ls ssh goas 3
p Aesis.a Aaesa. R1s.ogisseys Z .hehss..
eRe4 Asenay vakslt p tsaehses On tsrssslpa -
h pestage sAps - diver = ~ - ssne ~ any
] l6Aai.iY llS6fnEIS. ciseissaa. 6S,a. :
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T,p .tRoec spRo u.au feel irteuestea

To those aspho many feel interested: $3.50 g
Bsing The osginal psetor ~ Ne large furnaces for
burning hasasse In front Of boilers ued Tor grinding
and h6visg ecss1 ona IL 1854 ana assthsf n l6t6 With
out meeting Wish the success bad eipaied fur
requiring much wood and great deal Of sfsa-
e1eesble lab@ n deasing ths0 cinAers- engaged
Mess. Hseas Allyn y erect within my furnaces their
Pa1ent mprovepenf for the e9eet1 basnny d the
baeasse. am rejoieed say, that aer having fully
tried their mode Of burning the bssasse during the
rolling, can with pleasure that ia ny judgment the
planter have nothing better that VIII, effect more
satsfaetsy ID that can b9seasonabU szpeeea q de-
sired. With suiBcent supply Of basaae In proportion
10 tAsae fths f1aes use nsn helf 70 es and half
cords Of wood ample supply for twentyouT hours
working. e. e. KIfTRIDGE.
Thibodaux, La. Jan. 6, 1856.
Meonu Haeaf z Anyn: 0entismea--Ycur farsace for
nor.iee ce. enpszaesed e The Rsasi Piaantioa. in
the Parrish Of IAlouche works admirably and Is Tar
pesir 70 tive uahs wod0 thst hid pssvisrAay tried.
Your addition Of the skeleton arch 70 one Of the Old
modes. was great Improvement but did render the
fasases neat - s4letivs - yow entiss hmsee.
81 bSldsso a1s'E 1hSAsdaSx, L, Jan. s. Iss7. 4
hesEA HAgas 4 Allyn: Gesdsmen- The Application Of
your skeleton arch the arpce for burning bag,sse on
the Raceiaad Pisnsa In - leriA q Lass.ear, has
been decided improvements and in fac bas exceeded my
most sangune expectations. janl7l ?. C. EWING.
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80 AMKRICAN AND ORI0LNALl F7
IL O. gBstfg- Fl - r. ar-FeBsl sd fUa
The KnickerbOCkeP MnRaxine.
Edited BY LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK. l.4
THE number of January. 1857, begins

Edited By LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK. Ia
THE number of January. 1857, begins
the forty eighth volume Of the Kniel rboeker Mag
Since the price Of subscription has been reduced i,s.
FIVE 10 THREE DOLLARS year. he circulation Of the
KNlCkER80CKER hes been increased nearly for y
one In many places ten are soM where there but
cfeasing 10 now offered . cheap any Il the Mig
a4ines all things consded lnetsad Of making aad
prodigiouo promises Wesubmit W extracts fto notices
Of late numbers which We might extend toa number Of
pages: 49,
that the crop Of Magazines fined With articles printed
from English authors makes fresh home cstniions more
conspicuous and welcome"-IN. Y. Christian Enquirer
Rev. w. F. SHELTON, Author Of Letters from the Up
the River. ETC., win be rs0alnR contributor
The talent in the country will he enlisted, and
than deserving Of the hrs position among
original American Magazines.
IA $50 wa45 TERMS; SIS es ,aqs2a :
Three dollars year, strictly = advasee-iles ~ BE-
no deviation from this condition. Two copies e Is; Five
eopies asd upwards % each. DDs2ss1es and Post
undslke - Isoeure subscribers viii receive favorable
terms. Specimen numbers win b mt ga h - sppcsr
: + Z fnirssu.snss lsr CLUBBING. -asiise p
The Knickesbscker and HayperA Putnans, CIahan'a.
Godeys Ladys Book viii b sent year for FIVE
DOLLARS; the s;.u saf 5I9aR- ..iei GiH3io@
bfKnickerbocker and Home LesvsGl, isi
for FOUR DOLLARS . year. IS, ,;p.e4d! am
R0srAes-Two cents per nunber prepaid At me olkcs-
An remttances and IL bUsinss c0mnanieatioas nnst
b. addresssd, postpaid, 70 = - f- b.
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TO sugar Planters. ~" =
MERRICK & SONS, Southwark Foul

dry, PAiladesphA, having obtained the exc3asive
rieht 70 aannlcture and sen the N RlLLIEUX PATENT
eUGAR-B0ILING APPARATUS, inform the Planters OF
Louisiana that shey ~ prepared to esnsact for sneh a
paratus With ell ts sppendages Vacuum Pans made by
them will have the tuhes arranged as 70 be 2ken
seParaely aed rsplscea At pleasure The szs Of tAs
Pans ere greatly enlarged and il desired be iron
ftsnes, supported By 0omns sueienty strong 70 sssin
the q evsss Of the bsing being burnt down.
Glohuar q Cylindrical Strike Pans, planters may
pssses Win two sets oftubes New and improved Clas
ners With surface In plaza Of Tie small bot
sQeAE ptonAeEo. s!i gs{lsessaT al &ge ssff eeEf
y. g sso manufieture complete Open Steam Trains,
ssgsf Muls. Engines and Boilers Strike Pans. Pumping
Engh4e and SugaaAouse Dseesa, Syrup Tanks EileesA
Bone Hack Burners. Nowups. Air Pumps, Cane Juice,
Syssp and Wasss Pu4p 6lsen Trapsor Fsak Dsxes &C..
Nssnyth 4ean, Hammer. Aasjns And Stationary En-
siaea ynd every variety Of Machinery for Panadons and
8eoqeooE eAppay ~ Ets.s gsA ia aIa .stEs
We THOMPSON, Commercial Agent
- fs"Nt .laRf- = 78fe3A 20 Camp street;
\ ID .baysWsx. HLANDBRs, Eagisses asl Agent, "a
febc1-4m ~ Camp street, New Orleans.
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TORY, Whefe IL invenie az -sy huu what his eeee'
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10 The tine b subscribe! Specimen Copies sent sfans
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION-92 yeas, q u !" '~
months. e. -s IA a9ffz
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Bi-s.iphits u Lins. -.
THE SUBSCRIBERS inform the P'.n'-

j. ing community ilet thsir yks re- y rs;bodsux.
II the BI.SULPHrE OF LINE In the w -. - ready
- IN erers nj Is low rates as say Of the Nv n ..vs
Naoufacturers BY purchasing OF H. p.an~s r.. hiehest
The freight frsn New Oysaans ssd p s ,.s.rn.
r Thn~aamx. Nov.l. 1856. SCUpDAI ~
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sheril,s Sale.
STATE OF, LOUISIANA-Fifih Judi
~ cal District Court Parish of Tesrebonne 2 -
Lapene = fef'e. 9, ,-.o

State OF, LOUlSlANA--Fifh Judi
Ocial District Court, Parish u Terebonne.' -
Lapsne T. Ferrs. , faaa5 X ssszsvI
BY virtue ofan order of seizure and sale
emanating from the above named Court in
the above entitled and numbered suit, there
will he offered for sale to the last and high
est bidder by Aubin Bourg. Sheriff Of said
Parish at the Court House in the town ol
Houma, on 80
SATURDAY, AuGusT ,1st, 1857,
between IL o'clock. A. NJ, and 4 o'clock,
P. NJ. the following described property
siezed in said case. to-wit: ~
A certain parcel Of land situated 10 the
Parish Of Terrebonne, on tho right des.
cending bank Of the bayou Terrebonne,
about halfa mile above Houma, measur.
ing one-half arpent front by the depth Of
survey. about eight arpents, bounded above
by land Of Melville Fields and below BY
land Of R. H. Grinage, with al the build
ings and improvements thereon and there.
unto belonging. ,sssr1 lea..-sa-Isss3 sags s
sss9a Ssa Ttrms, and Conditions. I. S.
For Cash to satisfy the sum Of two hun.
dred and forty.eight 663 100 dollars, with
eight per cent. interest from tho I'd Of June
1856, and the costs Of these proceedings.
and On . credit to satisfy the sum Of sixty
two l63 100 dollars, due twelve months
from the I'd Of June 1856. ass ae.ss ~
. ,@.s'' ''.'@ e-.e Z" A. BOURG, Sheriff.
P.rish 4 Taressase. June 81 1851, r,aisssaass
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ing eo0munty Tor past palfooage, takes paeasuFe In
SEATING that he Is ready to take contracts for the
constructions = eueasAoases, Basasse Chmnsys
eic Also Kettle Setting He = also soe SCENT md alone
sa.nosised e sos up .he rATENI BAGAssE fuRNACE
Allyn, In the pariahss OF Assumption, Lafourche, and
Tesehnne and refer 70 the fuownx letter to that effect
Persons wisAag biz services aFereDested TO nj in per
son, address him By letter q the Thbodaux Postoce
s@@ ~ .aFsse G@l JAMES n. CRAWFORD. 4
Meesse~-1hsh 10 eesiify thas We have this day sod
anto ~. Crawlord. Of Thiboaux, Lafourchs parish
may eth leA u the hswiag nansa paishss, viz As
sumpton, Lafourche, and Tersbonne Ar. Crawford III
+ 60. : ~ !, l,'s.s..fstS. ABRAHAM HACER, |
( ThihssAux, Jan. {, 1857. YOUNGs ALLYN.
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CLUB RATES.

rive Copies ibs SIX Months, a, Five Cnl;s for s,s
Months, %: Ten Ospis foe Six Months, =; n
for Twelve MonAs SIS; Fifteen Copies r. Txsi's A''~'
81: Twenty C0pses for Twelve Months. Y.
only SEQ. Esssa - 49, s,ef
Names can be sent in ct diGerent hnA s.e ~ ~ "
iersDs Russ OMees The cash win b pad 20 tns OF. ~
the succesdul competitor, immsdtsssv 80 -
Jensnsy 1857. Y :" we 90" - -;
~SDPS - 1os 1ulton street. New Ysk.
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Education, DC.
THlBODAUX COLLEGE,.

r TAKE pleasure in announc-. X
i ing to parents guardians, and the public - -
in General that having secured the SER
vices of competent gentlemen, shall henceOrth, under
the above NAME conduct my Institution larger scale
The plan or course pursued will be similar to that adopt
ed by our best colleges and the tuition comprises all the
branches usually taught in such establishments
am ready receive bOarders, Of which, pantal
will be taken,
Regular English Course, 46 90 per month.
Every addition Language. .......-.l 50
Board and Tuition -. .......... $l6O % I" annum.
Por further particulars rs to terms, coalitions etc, ap
ply to, CHARLES SCHIFFESTEiN, Principal.
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SCOTS 'LITTLE GIANT" CORN AND COB MILL
-.alg Patented May 10th, 1854. rue.


NINHE attentention of Planters, Farmers
this mill the most important article of the kind now in
only tor grinding cob meal or stock.
but Pfts the table and especially Bread Meal from
not fully ripe or dry in the fall 4tst go
In setting this MILL mechanic or iFauae work Is want
cd, only requiring be fastened to floor platform.
Easily adjusted and used BY anybody even child. 8
The Little Giant has received the first premiums at the
late Agricultural Fairs in Missouri, Kentucky Maryland
aac other States and that the most complimentary
well the ready COMMUNICATIONS Of fine thousands
witnessing its performance. ~
These mills are guaranteed in the most positive mans
and No. warranted to grind bushels Of feed per
VAR with horse and offered ct tho low price Of $50
al complete, ready fs attaching the team-No at so,
srinds 20 bushels per hour with two horses.
Manuecmred by Scon & Duzt, St, Louis Scott & Koek
ID seiffEst5su Prom the Cfneinnati Daily Timcs. )
"THR LITTLE GfANr,"-By invitation We called at tn
establishment Of Scott Hedges yesterday. to witness tina
lie Giant Corn and Corn Cob MILL II ever name was
VOL applied II sin the preseat insance mill weighs
only about three hundred pounds and With single horse
attaeeed 10 ten foot shaft It eats mp corn and cob with
. vengeance" tits got up an improvement on the
best patent Of this kind attained and ID simple
motion in tweaty ninutes and Afterwards b. aduFed and
used with ease BY anybody It will grind with from
l9 70 II busnels per hour. Efgf Rfaa foaf
To the farmer, this mill simple In its eoHstruction,
hss3 ssd farsisa the esessding low price Of $50 af
ors one Of the greatest conveniences havyer
Wherever they have been introduced they have univef
sal favor. Lttsvssy intesessd in agricultural paur
call u Scott Hedges No. Water Street, examine and
For sae In Thbodaux by the undersigned. Who hss
in operation. which be win be pleased 70 exhibit.
nov9-nl0F gSAT s.z0t isg@ b. +. HOLDEN.