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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-03
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
'FEBRIF uGE WINE.
(iN QUART Boz 81
.V.EV'kK k.VDVt.f TO Fill


'Hk greatest e,!i,iue ever d>cos. ed ton thc cur
l. Of Fever and Agne. Chm fvyrf, Dumb ague,
and AL bilious diseases Ills vAIuab.e med ne has
nov b eli telort The public fur s,v y,at>. AID
Than i> tNtfsiv sale atil cvnsth auth IIcr, a,lpg
reputation and this IL ewing its hati Iecf.. t
some OF the naost Wonderful and G>tani- h,ts
that have ever been known Beng puftiy =, eta
bic fire. from all 'vfrign 4 ict rou> al
pounds, Frbrfug- Vine may b, iakn Nit. tLa III
most safety rndrr rInosi ans Circct'si encc,. II
strength us tn stomach, nviYorai-~ II syst snd
entirely prey .nt> tn iangnor sii pest h'r ~
strength which sIxSsH tttctlos heNe AMI Agt ana
all hLtpEs disease II no onlr b his the q il. And
creks the fser, but removes the hisess of the Law
.r AMI other organs on winch The dn.il ard feyri
de,ends The thousands Who hasr useC The r. hri-
fuge iIie u.,. n0 her evidence tiFInr han
It's happy restorative feet. IL Is tran wonderful
meici.l, and operate on The y ~ ike charm
The nrst sec.d dose ~ FcbFifuse VIM. aks the
chi-, sni cent nurd ding to TIN dirt-t'ots.
removes thr dis A." y ruiahehty iioa the -yst.m,
aid leaves the bud, in "A healthy coi.fition. Those
p,rsons who anct.i with +. anal Agu. OF ANY
form II bhiois di~ea-'s. are rec ninl-udf - CIV
this valuable medicine TAR iTlsl which al thai
IS iifcss 10 if-or. succ.ss. aud couttns = I
-up-fiufits over ~ ry hf i.m.v ne, ~ -
thr pubic Gertifca,e, OF the hi-hes tespce llti8ts
might tr present 10 >ubsianti all tia, l. .laiinei
ia it, behalf but II will BE- I, Il t. mir duo t-vfto
stand or fall upon Its merit
Cav tlon 10 thu Public.-bc ;haf ID, nam. Of
the prop. etor, DIN WIPER i III his avn f.sntv =
ting, Oh IN. Pipmlssory Note, wtci, & alta ~ 10
thu bottom of esch engraved LABEL IL the o-.t,i-.
Sold a. retail b. Druggists and Acr,htnt tri,-
where.
All wholesale orders must he directed :, Junr "
Der. VI Maiden Lane, N y 10 IN, Y tsliw.n
vi lesalc dluegists, Chicago.
sid wholesal- and rctsii b. Messr>
ALvOKD VAN PhTTtN
r30dAviy Davenport. iuS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-03
CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
The Holidays are Coming.
Cvats
Goats.
Coaa.
Goats.
Osercosts,
Ovsrcoat.,
Osercoats.
Ovcrooats,
Overooafs,
ONercosts, Ov-TCoais,
Overcnsts, Uvercoai,,
overeoAts, Overo.Ats.
Overcoats, Orefc,a,s.
Ov-rcoais OvercoAts,
UNtrco8t-, Oyerooais, OvetNsAts,
OsrrcoAts. Overcoats. ovsrcosts,
Oyerooats. 'Ovcrcosts, Ov-rcoAts,
Overcosis. Oy-rcoA,s. Uvsr.osis.
Ov.rcosts Ovtrcoats, Uveaos,s,
oVercoa,'' OyrIcoA,' ov.rc"a,s' oseIeos.''
Dveroats, ONercoats OysrcoAts OyeroJats,
OvetSoAis, oNefcoAis. Ovrrcoat-, OvrIc'ats,
OysrroAts Oy.roats, Dv-rcoats, Uv-fcosts,
Al Drake u Cos. Main street,
Al Drake Co.'S. Main street,
AZ brake 1 Co.'S. Nam street,
At Drake = Co.'S, Main street,
Al 1, Ak. / Cos. Nam stre-t,
West side. .,.tween Front aad Seconi.
I'll. amount OF Overcoats.
Cheap and Fine Dress, Frock Coat,
CHI AZ AMI Rich Velvet Vests,
Cheap and Fine Cassimer. Pant,
Contained IN thi- Extensive stab bment ~ i'm
nenre. Not one man in hundred fails to be
Ett.si and suited. in every respect; fot
r"2sli> price, DRAKE h Co. fatter them
; Ives that They can and 10 undetsll
every otaer COthier in tn. City 81
Davenport. W. would call Attel-
ton 10 the folio wing, among The
great var. " Of qualities sna
stNies " Clothing, t. be found
At our SAies-rsruu
H,nd ON black cloth kagan- aud sur
tout, b"su'iftl beaver Sdft outs aud
Ma lsns, eScril' nj pho. ONrrcosts. Pc
t.' ham Oyrrce.aIs: Canada IRA, Ov
coats; Nsgerhe.,d ami Iion-kIn RaglAn-;
Whirlpool k"r>eymer". mixed Drawers &c,
black fancy cloth frocks, well made and rim
mel; th' finest custoii-inad, Dress Frok-: black
OF fancy oss-tmrr. Pants; rich metre antique ii!
and oth'r vest, black Cloth Suits livery gentr,l
between Froi.t and S'ccni. aec2 ,dtf
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ON and after Monday Dec. ist 1853, and uo,t
Jflriher motto. trains will leave Rock I>iasd daily
Sundays excepted, ~ follows:
Isl mail train ~ 10 m N
"a night express sWP N.
II freight, with % class care st 6so A n
Trains srrl.e Al Rock Island tally, Sundays 81
ccptei, as follcWs
ISL pkp' eSot.isss $40 4. y.
2i mail train ~ Soup n
~ f''ig"' win "a etss- care 81 9s0PN
A. trhn- This road IN direct so,lne xon nt
Chicago with t-sihs over htb ii. Mch.gan Sonth~-u
and Michigan Central Il. X. 10 and from p-..rni, To-
i-t,, Cleveland Columbus. CIR t,ns,t Pittsburgh
prnkirk. Endso. NIAGARA Fa;s. Ait.nv. New York
P'ulatepli,, Bsit.mor" and WA.hinzton Also At
lsSsils with trans ~ the Illi:l"is Central Road
North o tsalena and Sonih I" 81 Iouis sud Cairo to
which places Tickets CAR M procured ~
s STEPHENS. Ticket Agent,
\. z. Depot, Rock Island
Passengers Al. r~mipdrs Of the necessity of giving
distinct directions ~ 10 the destination Of their bag
eaxe also TO procure tickets bSore taking their seats
In ID" cars the Conductors collect fares only n sts
lions he line Of the Chicago Rock Island railroad
JOHN =. TRACY, Superintendent.
u. wBIrNAS. Asst Sup't
Rock Island Nv. g. 1876. Tdtf1
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Weaving! Weaving !

THE Subscriber 10 prepared 70 Wesve Carpets Of
l ali kinds Also ell kinds Of Weaving Of woolen
lone 10 order.
Hsyins hsd 20 years experience ir the business Of
weaving Carpets, &c In G+rmany. he odsrs his sern
yicrs 70 the paslic beleviae be viii give rAsisrsrio
to bic patrpns. khcp on SECOND ssrset, .ppoth
Washin 1ion Square, neat " y etss' 0iasses shop.
sue0lwtf JOHN sAlDkAs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-03
PSTIH Pa.TF!

VI wu >Trrials call III az t.rn Bud r
an. c,nris IL wat ~ one ari Strane Ttrer rs
the fac, TINT hsye lsrr- raft ~ J oue Pitch
PM Iogs which wiz 40, u rqwir.d mt tim
D. - II any lrgth. from ~ to i5 Tel. u Is nd
es. Tor u 10 cennn.eut - strength md dura-
hii'y tins .ulhes II l. well known 10 every
chanc.
B-we have "a &c . Gran v.,sone, :
~ , iicu pisrk sp'2ott.
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DENTISTRY.

TAR. K D. AiEks has removed It's -fhce 10 Sec
IL ond street, between Brady and Perry, paven-
port lows, few doors east OF Sniilh ; sio.e.
II, pes tbAt In lar' thrse y sfs Constant rTse-
tee Ia tLsc.iy las givea suV sati-fsct,oii. as v u
tndu., trse WISHING u, seyhes VI Dshtsi
seek his new lusa,ion As t. lis work. any ainoHt
Of references giye;. II ,icsf ed .t.t1 -.it
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4----a--a-s
MEDIC AL.


I'M. }. j. fOMsON, late OF Massachusetts, respect
~ fully infer Ii. citizens OF Davenport and yIen
~, that he has located In this city rHysIcIAS
SUsoEon: and trusts thar by industry And integrity
his profession 10 merit ana receive share tier
patronage. Once In Atsinson's Block iecsaau
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-03

!. SCOTT 4 GO, NEW YORK. ountinu. TO pub
lish tie ioll".ine !.siing British Priodiesls w
/ TIE LONDON QUARTERLY tConservaive,.
Trr rtiNBJV6H uEyIEw (wsis,.
3. stiL NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Ore CAurcA,.
/. ttt wEsTMiNsTg. REVIEW (LiberaD.
=. 81 ,Ck@uon \ rpisRt' R6H'M AGAziEET Tory
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To whom ii may Concern.
FOR SALE
The Large and srfH assorted
Stock OF
LII MI Ii Il IL

tsilst-i!Ir a
fLOpRI >G--drN ar gte Plan q ttf rnHsh
ainING--ilsG II eh thick Of feather .rigf l'atn ar
gh.
BARN BpARpS-nlarri y at1A - snr nEtt.
FRAMING iTNRFR- ofvva' din nsion an''crs'ff
fFNCI>,;--of nil lengths from u / q ling
sHINaI.Fs--No / shay IA Shiug'r, warraH''dtfb
shingles ann rot >havihre; Saved shl gu
e.nal a. ANY No Cot Shideiet warranirf'.
ALSO
..ATU, PICKETS AND WOOD.
N, DOOR. SASH AND fIlND FACTORY !.
now open 10 receive triers ~ eH ~ dssSriton 81
lie above ariic ais, Cornices aud Serullsuis 81
any patterns Md tno'd r.
Reu,.m,. r the haii stolni that l. to cumr reXt A.
phi Minds will say. yon gas
The above Lumicr is aftr Il and bound "a b. II -
cloe rp tbs wears business. All pr>tus waiting
L,,,b-r 81 any icSrriliien will ind il a. den i'ier-
est To AL Al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-03

New York and Boston.
03 s 8 80
TIME AND DIsrAscE sAvrp. VIA
.vtaC York and Erie
Wide Gauge, Doshie Track,
B A IL r D A D
ria Dunkivk buffalo. Nfsgsrs Talls or Sus-
pension Bridge.
eINTHIS sfhe only Wide Gusee Railroad having
i wide and srscious Sal'cn Cars running through
from Dunkirk. BuaAlo Niagara Pals end Suspension
Bvise TO New York.
without Change Of Cars or
B0ggRge,
a6ordisRu nusualcomf0rt,
Speed & Safety.
Boston passengers leavs New Yofk daily, st 8
o'clsct, ?. NJ, on the
Nest SP1omdBa Nteawcrs ~ tho
World.
via
StOnington, Norwich or Fall River
Through rckets are good on either Of the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general infcrn~ton can be
procured NJ the Oompany's Once, No. - Dearborn
street, opposite fremont Mouse, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and etock Dealers make
through contracts BY calling on the Company Agents
4. II. REIERS. Ag't, - Dearborn street, Chicago.
p SMITH. Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
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Goodrich, Curtis l. yantis.
Forwarding 4 Commission
16ERCITA NTG

"sFssoSss cppos'fe Rail Road heJof
DA EGAFoFT IUJa
nHALkks In Grain t.ouf, ssu. cc.4ant sad an
1/hibds Of Farm Pr,dner
of""rs solicited ani attended Ia with ..i..litn +
markets
onr faciii'ie- are SmGir 10. ih s.r.a'. s, GA.
aud produce.
iAnrsl Cash advance mai. an RI a-.rAt.a i.s
when desired.
Spceai attention PAID 10 r'catugsr' t.eas.. l.f
Cssis by Railroad o. ki.er
Change at 'tts bliAiieI ratf-
ann. IL
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WILSON'S H.lRLEH.
WHOLESALE GkOCERN.


Davenport, Iowa.
TE.1S!! 7E.1S!!!
Haif Chests Imprreria,
Young Tyson and Gnnl-,w.i,r:
81 half chests Oooiig and Soucinng,
90 Cudtie- fr"n 6 to 20 lt-l
.'"bx's Palm Soap;
~ box Saritgat- soap.
10 boxes shaving soap;
b,xes rrsG-psrnt Soap
boxes CASTLE sal.
50 hoxr- Pickle,
Apa~, T+mato. -ursrd p pr.
100 boxes OF various brands 81 rhoic. Tobacco;
$0O0 Cu6a sxc> Cigsrs'
3opO Imported q a
b'xrs No snd scaled Herring
20 bnls new Mack,rej
rs half bhl- Mackerc',
10 kits Msckeyei FOR fsuI'i ust
Mi snd kegs o. Moia-.rs:A
." hhds of Sugar;
Gre.
=" D.i> II Dr,,d Appl-s;
80 Sage . dried p-scu~.,
100 boxes new Kaiseus;
- bh!S as@'d Gts,
500 box-s a-sd Glass;
40Gkese Asst Nails;
eoz Tumia.rs:
Stis,s " all kin,is,
wosi and WILLOW Vs.;
Brushes. &c &c
9ohhl. eide. Vinegar
together with !.rve st.-s OF oth.s srtil.s all Of
which we VIII sell on rea>onal" terms
e12tD WILSON HARLEY
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Mississippi 4 Missouri =. B.
II % 9S 2
nv AMI Afte, Monday, J.nua yel, 1854, and unit
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, 70,
Muscstns and Iowa City Sundays excepted) q fol-
lows:
tt tr-,rht and IMMIGRANT trains 3i6An
ID Mail Train NJ s3OAu
Trains viii leav. Davenp,rt for Chicago l.,iv sun
da.- excepted Is follows;
Isf Mall Trsis. at sa5Am
Cd Freight Train, nj ~ , ~
81 Express Train, at' 700 A,
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, tsundsys excep-
ted) as follows:
FROM the WEST
lst Freight Train. Al &&pn
81 Express Train At eespu
FROM TINE EAST.
i,s NAH Train. a. SEQ NJ
ID Freight Truin, at $50 a N
3rd Express Train NJ sl6pn
The evening train stops one hour at Davenport ror
supper
All trains out OF Davenport viii make connections
With Nuscaiine and Iowa City.
The Passenger Train connOcts 1t Davenport With
he RICK lsl.nd Chicago trains. The evening train
s'op- one hour In Davenport Tor supper
/assengevs reminded Of the necessity Of giving
Rsge also TO procure tickets before taking heir seats In
me cars. A. DAY eupt.
decl DIT
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.,ATU. PICKETS AND WOOD.
(.f.V.V'O.v'N MEL


yon can 1 miss II look for H.. "BHAi OH OAK :"
M,Niu will run Tor about day, ami tli,'~r lcr-
ann. wishing hills sawcd woid d., well 10 leave t' II
orders "A, .oon \. possible and thus ensure what they
need. ~ tANNoN
puy2I,i2m
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INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK, Sl5O,OOO

tf.utfsb III IN
officor0
srat 80 tANfIFLp HENRY BANpT.
uYsKg CHAPMAN, ira-'r
S etIsE@i @Hcr'l As'" snd Shi'''"
r ,i.t.,. ~. ,,ra,,i,ed IN the 2Tth day Of
,tu - 1901 aa'~i SirslA thar'rr ron ,f'e
g.. ti.ls gt " ,'l anf bd-ln''' cii'm me- ui'''i
D. u5.t fisefabi aUa ptte-. ~ e-tabii "ii'h' has
l..a=., 81. ! ia eul t,isbe hs-is. and u NI's II
f fliY a,aitaae-. afa n,,inHeS ,rai.ks a. ort
,t ~ G.sf II ane 0onpani "a M country 10
t...,l ,taa. ~ p ',ctina n m,tls"s atairs I"-,
%, dtl3 4y me pr lerll. q thc sea th"N i"s ifs.-
p. .e. a.. following
REFERENCES.
sir,,. S.eu, y " ili. Ciav land %
ilan- \ Au7,s CAl.tt.
aat..H y i.rstirr,
Snh' B5oiuUr.
% I'D Pr. Racine & Mss. ssa'oaf
" Na7'b np ca-t'r t.e Go bers
w Lvpfs E.q Mlwaus'r.
!. C.. 's.i.l. Eq Kt'nc.
Hehry ftmaui, Pree't hioaRo& IL ! Railroad
''t. ca d Conn h'A .tra2p'
N-e = hh' - E,q tisv-iand y
I'h'i 49, i.,a q state columbus
.4 ,shAs %, "a &pn~sAe.d IL.
ut g. fun e-ft s. Iou. ~.
Ne-. Nfi - W.iis o - amor. Chi,sse
u IS Ia = 49,. ohtrsl', har4k
~ I. M Il li t.vrn'r 81 ol'5
Net u.V ~z,t 80, Chica.,,
jf't arnth n Pratt. DIXON. ~.
IS $50. htt.a ssl l--I, ~ 49,. IL.
u.iH .,l,. il.ttf. So ~ St4fr. Galionbu,,n
N ne 40 {. ,..yk * Co., t,ek'o.i ID.
a. ''ieeFi {. san Aurofa
te4at. ts Nv iiuaalo y s.
We D. FpnHt. -, Spuug1sd,
TIA ting, J"a, Junsein- court, Mansfield;
al c.su .5eG.n,4.i ~.
~ has 'ter 49,. "
A~,Jll pty.ni.,i' al l:.-k I-lanI
OFFICE iss,ui-'r' 81 tie STATE ptmocnh1
= 'Nie itt, once a.. i4ng. b.ia, Stft
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DRY CHICAGO I.UMLkP.

7NVk subscribe te"ps Constantly on hand ~ qual
I ttips and thickness.s ~ Dry Chicago Larltr'f a
IS yard on the cnrn-r 81 Roct III nd sn6 7i IS
WHsriVR-
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REMEMBER! REMEMBER!
N. D.aLZELL. u. 90.
ARE SELLING
FRESH GROCERIES.

BURROWS &PRETTYMAN,
Forwarding and Commission
Mercbsnts.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
And Wholesale and Retail desierstn
ID H y q q ID -
QUEENeWARE. GROCERIES BOOTS AN
SHOES, HATS. GAPS. CLOTHING.
SALT. 40.
HAVING AMPLE rsm for storage. W hnii' pay ~
ticuar attention to Resolving. Storing and Ior~Ar
Ing Any Goods consigned to our care.
Cash pWjd at all tteeeeS for Pro-
S1ssce.
Front strsst, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Davenport Steam FlourtnG MILLS,
VIII be Kept In constant OPERATION and Farmers Az
tn1oS.ed that ve pay q I'll times 10 ossh sns high
sst price tor wheat. vlour slways on hand
Ca. 01-AAVtf BURROWS PeBTTvAAN.
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FL ~ NJ IF II y VNTO ~
INSURANCE COMPANY

FL ~ NJ II II y VN'EO ~
INSURANCE COMPANY
BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
cash Capital. paid up IN sull,
$500, 200.
}. l. cAsnES, Ssc'y. HozAcs VII usos. Nsss
Ism prepared TO take Risks and issue Policies fsS
the above Companies Thee conpanies sussain sspa>
ss,sons for fssr~ess prc~ftsSes End rs4eesese064
which rsdey them two Of the soundaeteaa sASsss Da&
AID Marine Companies in the Cn!ts6 eeates.
JANIS :. MlOnkTH, Agent,
Poet Qtscs EN51dssS. AroAs -, OoOsspeVA
Ho~ATGA
Fire B .Mayjsss Issssssasece c.,
or FmLAnELpuIA. PENN
rssh Capital. ..."......... .s..s."..sos0Ys
N60rChAxat0
1.sS1R.AJNVE COMPs1yv3t
NJ PHi.Aps1paIA.
$500 $50 CsessAl. ~ -
Ahsetts sssuse1y u vsstea.. .usoAHe
Y 4. FEtvN, Assss s-s Ussscccfs uoses>oeoeA
IeNassAt uars
Hss sasxos Asss,as c~te;s: Al
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tg.- P.tr.nss ally repr. sent the three sreas ~.
~ nj p,t,tr of Greet Br,an--wh,g, Tory aGd kA.
,ticss.tlt I. nle. form only one feature Of ther
ci,lttrt, A, organs 4 b. most pr1found writer's
scitrts iif"taturf, Morality. sud Religion tbey
,tst4 a. tie, slssys have stood nnrivssd In The
would Il teIs teng cons her indisyr nsabis 10 ID
hoisr ana tile proseiunAl while - the inteut-
gut ar ~ every class they furnish mose eos reet
ard satisfactory ecori Of the current literature
tie day thront hout the world. than can 10 possislO
hrsmtd fr IN any other source.
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l'' r't.rs' .'tra is ir"nt ~ tbs Irsuranct
" 7t,HnT,tft 3 g ,V,d nv ~ thu most sub
tnr t' h' r''u ~ - Iars. and Is ready at al
'',-e 90 ''s' f.st 20 tsss. rri,'" rates II should
D. p II ts.} t., !, good Western Gorn-
r..t .i' = b, sHpIe r'tl bveur 10 z,us il. stead
80 's~'rl' > ~ Eastern svindpg institution.
- VI ..f 'lr-r as so Many
or HtRDISa
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Emil Tt.ffS.

rI>uf sul,scribcgs Will TAX" orders fr Frn Tres OF
l asarv A.. i.i'inn - ~ delivered ~ Davenport
ri eastern retail prizes without st'n a. Guar Tor
n ~ NnrPSE n AiRiE,
,.as p,1 r,Y-ner Raes Island Font -.
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THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT, IOWA.
GROCERIES.

un\NThlL
FRESH ANIMAL
Fresh Groceries and Coed Things.
Smoked uaitbut salmon III kits.
Salmon. Mack.r.i
MAck~r-l Bbls L Hlrs
e. Eeis, HERRING g
BNSkelS! Baskets!
OF every size. shape ami quAlitvlv as can b. bought
~ .nf sny Also CABS and WILLOW WARE Of
Ground Rice.
4 superior sr'iies for Pudinr, Also Tapicoa Sag
Preserves, Pruits and Nuts CANDIES, &c, SC. Ia
fsct evsrv thisK may D., found at
MDAiZELLJRA AGO
ImAySfl Cor End and Perry sts
EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.,
UVAOkESALE GROCERS.
Lave on hand, and VIII be- Constantly receiving q
"A iarsc supply OF fresh Groceries.
such
Sugars, Co6~> Tess
Aoiasscs, ToGaecu Rice
Wooden Ware. Cigars, Drlei Pru,
Nsus, Fish. Specs,
SsuoAH8 tOAcco, SuHl,S, Glss>,
ChSse, viu,xAr Nuts
oaaeratus, Soda, Preserve
Wrapping paper Pickles. Csndrs,
Rope. Cvrdaxc Naval stores,
Indigo, OILS. ~,
Large Sales and Small Profits.
EvANs, CHRw I co,
Cor. Perry AID Sc, ou.i sire
ov9ti.u-t(4AIette
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

4 YANKEE THERE.-Mss Carrie D. Filkins-not a
relative of " Wilkins" of Diuah notoriety-lec,
tured recently in Lafayette Indiana having much to
say about alcohol. The Lafayette Journal says
At the conclusion she informed her audience that
the proprietor of the hall had required her to pay the
rent-ten doliars-in advance. He would not con-
sent to her having the use of it unless she did So It
was the custom, she believed, to trust negro Minis
tres, faks, and other such respectable and RESPONSE
bic people but temperance lecturers were very sus-
picious class of folks, and could not be trusted with
safety She had not taken up collection for a long
while, hut she thought the circumstances would ius-
tfy her doing so on the present occasion. She pro
ceeded accordingly to pass round the bonnet with all
the sang troid of church deacon raising money for
teeJee missionary enterprise. She carefully counted
the proceeds, and announced the result to be six dol
lars and-one penny; the concluding denomination
inducing her to express the opinion that there must
have been Yankee in the room
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

costs $40. Anybody can make the calculation, and
We ask that it be done The result will be astound
ing and when 1t is remembered that all this clothing
can be made at home, while most of it ia now OBJ
tanned from abroad the wonder at the persistent atui
ty Of our people will grow deeper and deeper. Add
to the above the expense of boots, Shoes hats etc.
for our negroes, five-sixths Of which are imported
and ninetenths Of which could be made at home, and
the results of the addition will be found SO
as to startle the rejecting. We have compara-
lively no shipping, and yet the North and England
have hundreds if not thousands, Of vessels proftaby
employed one way or another in transporting our
produce. We have the finest live oak forests in the
world and yet large amounts of live oak timber are
annually cut and shipped to Northern States to be
used in the construction Of vessels, which vessels
come to Southern ports and carry off more live oak to
build more vessels, or to make money by carrying
our cotton rice, sugar tobacco to other markets.
The shipping business is very important business,
and if we cannot build up home shipping interest
in any other manner, the Legislatures of the Gulf
States should offer certain bounty per tun for vessels
built and owned exclusively by Southerners, and SO
regulate the port charges as to give such vessels
preference. This would infuse life and yigor into
business now sadly neglected, and which is of the ut
most moment to the South, and which will be of in
caculabe moment in the happening of event which
may occur within brief period. We can see no good
reason why the South, that now exports much more
than the North should not also bear her due proper
tion of imports. few European steamship lines
would mend this matter amazingly.
Here are few of the main objects the South should
engage in literally, wisely and energeticaly. We
defy the most inveterate caper in the land to point
out the impractcabiity of single suggestion have
made. All is practical and susceptible of speedy
Accomplishment provided judicous means are brought
in reuuisitiou.