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srsrrNsroSs, vArLrRas, ASSIGNMENTS, uTc.
From the 1ndependcnt, J1ly 20.
The following are the reported haures, asslsumeais,
10 for the week-
Bazo, Morse % Boston Mass. failed
Crown n Emery Boston, Mars, gone Into Insolvency
Geo4 ge N. Nichols, Boston, Mas, fAcd
J T. Day, Bottom. Mass h;led
Joehus Merrill, Dwell, Mas sps peaied.
W. r. Hi, a~lcm, Mass failed.
Jacob Bopn, Hartford, rcnn failed.
Phaps, Auken Vail, New York city, suspended
Hodges Phelps, Noe York city, Suspended.
Thomas hsslrsaa, Ne~ York o'ty, susyendesi.
G.w p. roneains, Nee York city, failed liabilities
sbon, $4,000
Robert wsus'ey, Nos York city, failed.
Edward HANNAH, New York city, assisocd.
John X. Jenss, C. cs, N Y, sold out
samuel wilsos, Geneva, ~ v assigned.
John Sheshy, Em,rs, .fsAed
Ezra Bacon, whitehall, ". Y, sn.perded.
r. T. Redns Co.. PsiaatipsA, psnn., fsiied
Y. W Ro-euwg, Baltimore, Nj failed, and compro-
missed at thirty ulreo per cent
John Y. hcjiltop, Bssimsro, Nd, assigned.
W. Ilprer, BALTIMORE Nd, assigned
Walack, BAnmose. Nd, assigned.
r0sos Rosenberaer, baltimore, Nd, assfgDed
VIM y Stewart Co Norfolk, Va, failed.
Joshua Fry, Richmond Va, suspended
George 0veTacker, Cfrcnnafl, Ohio, failed.
Nm sslcsbm, tinciuust, Ohio, Jailed.
Rutter rhovps Peru Tnd rsllcd
Thomas Snow. Greenfield, Ind. assigned.
J. L. Waliick, Madison, Ind, I" sch out"
WA Durfee, Port byron, III failed.
N. II. Hall 90, Webster, Iowa, assigned 70 j. y
Smith.
Rail 4 Eiecs, wluous, Nlnn~oss TERRITORY, assigned
Porter Lctke, wr!sga xnnsscts Territory cod caA
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sssaar e1.xeuont-

HscsfrTs. sAiEs. s-coxs, ETC., or ieS7, cosrssap
VIM 1858, IN rns Esw YORK skBEsr.
ms Following statement regarding the rs,capn, sales ssd
.locss OF Sugars tia market 1865, compared 9Th n
same period in 1857. Srs been carefully arranged, md
mar be relied on FOR it, general accuracy
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Bcoth d ssdgvvtch's superior London Cor
dial gin the bee. gin In this counry for medicinal
purposes For sale by all the respectable drug
gsts In the United States in cases Of one dozen saoh
SIMPSON BROIATRs
Gotta StSAA
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simeon Diapers regular semi weekly auction sale OF
stocks and bends viii take place 10 morrow, Friday, at
half pau IL O'Clock, al the Merchants Exchange.
M,he acopd board the market was very sick. The
smour, OF bus,nsss was quite small Michigan Southern
fell Oh per cent; Residing, ~ Panama, ~ cleveland
and roeso, Y; Erie =; New York ces,rs < la ocos'e
and NlesuxIe, l. kner Ae bcyri taera wn Feeling q
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Pcs--elss o. acp.t re cc-1s we're o,sls y. 30 s6hc
srasHs THE ncicns ncy 81 tho ~ca nor 1at tendency
10 cheek transactions The ssies embraced s.c 1s Cuba
kuscovsdo AZ SIC a91fc, sn' $50 hhds ar 20 barrels
Porto Rico ri &c 10 &c.
wh.-E,Y-saes Of zes 500 b.sr refs ware ma 70, mostly
sc with some lets NJ 81 49, cosng at about u sc.
oXr.
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ses sp~rE'os with appeteesy iaxn,.s: 3sssy We
q aos.t ne. essssr szanRs than lie not dYvos's"
q ssais IN roa d'Yrs.a
Psu conan daas Phsosse,
So isFans lard, co0caant ~,
- Dornass fort b,eD giosre;
S : ss: :%s: ssaa 80 DC s' sssa.
en-. obi obi obi ali ali ahl aA,
Sgaa Son peil roi c'etAs Ia,
La, IN.
Aux dies De bonnss mAiscns
Connie await, "a claire,
Ses ssjsts svaieut cent rsisoun
D'sIlsurs ne lsval. Dc ban
que pcur rrsy qsssre fois Ian
'ohi OIL chi ohi .h sh. .hi xAi
soee, bon te.it ro c'e.ai. la
La Ia
Z. a'ssrandit ooini SEES ela,s;
Fut un volsia eom,noie;
q. maie nes po:eutsss,
prit e llaisr pour coda.
Go u Isl que arsquh sxpars
Que lie psuple aa fsassrra
Oh OIL oh NIL OBJ al en-! ali
80 a'ei bon pe.t ro csia" Ia,
tJaoosssrve enee-s 10 portrait
ne ee dlgne e hoa prince,
e est teas~tKpe 'an caSares
Eameux oan4 Ia province;
La jour do ,se, b.en souveat,
la fouie .'e RIO On puvans
Devnnf.
On Oh nhf Nil nh, ali All an,
Q!e bun petit rbi c'etsit Ia,
La, L.
Mx.aA ado be OK psiei thai with talent for ssare 50
nosc usc - conl escape political persecution. III.
1880 ssr,.rt of songs Cost him moi only his place at
- Fr yoaaSS three m nihs imprisonment The
c cosecs,os p biiehed In 1873 an prosecuted by dc
sv~srssns r.as, the Mar isuac ministry, subjected him
is,nr onnent and hne Of Ten thousand
ssaes To shs creh Of !bs ihersl party 10 F.ance be-
they paid ans AIa f S a. ns P ss 81 u
~ -. nj rspa;n,t ,he government until the war
was terminaed by tho Of .Sp uoerul nsrty 10
poEsr the moss tempt ns i'm uoemenss Of h0nos and
dlgnites were sld BerA ussr, uus S.ui " ns
msson he rectea ana re a 70 ss a.
and then to Pssty to pursue in ia vas do ~ ,ais
rsry Iabors When the republic w"s ae oa N ISso,
Bersresr was elected member of IN NssonM Assembly,
but pleaded exemption the u sge sua Tue Cams
bis So profound and gerers ~ s s srei Ore-
>aed By his illness that the averaes a house Were
rally besieged by anxious nquirers Css' an ,ns
~ or suomi kindness and genercaxy wncn are re-
sA ed OF ina admirable wounan NC h'Press Eu-
,ss none will rebound to her cres tnan ne sym
e, message which che to the poss shortly Seore
"a b,rA his last II offered the instr ausse apeacle
~ rc~r., hunblpg taeh before the ciainn genns,
usspte "a anpathies inspired by political interests.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL


THURSDAY, JAY S0-G r. NJ
The sock marks, shows sigus OF weakness. Al the
nrst board today Illinois Central bonds declined 4 per
tent Csvelsnd and Toledo, y; New York Central Rail
road, n; Reading, az Michigan Central, q; Michigan
Southern, <; do. prcferreJ1 There were more name
rous .sics of cash rock Gay than usual sna the
Der Of sellers sppears be Increasing The backbone Of
Michigan Southern s gene, The Clique OF compsnys
spectators ov@runnins with stock, and Ia coming In
from country faster than they borrow the money
to buy H. The corner must collapse before many days,
and leave the comblnaton high snd dry. There was ~
sctve movement In Cumberland this morning. Tho open
ing Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal viii enable Tits
company 70 gel 10 market large quantity Of coal In few
days Pennsylvania Goal Company has declined upon
mors that The dividend viii DO passed. Nothing has
yet been o1caIly determined upon. Lacrosse and MI
vsnsic was In demand TO day, and the sale. quite
larre without maeriA change prioes Our cosempors
Hes appear 70 have ascernined sst that the Grsute
and Mssssippi RAroai would be obliged 70 pass thsr
dividend n perfectly well Known In wall street that
no means have been left un,rsd for the past two Months
TO borrow money on Tho soch nj twenty svc per con,
margin nom the ocisl sales Of The stock board but no
prudent house would lend -, the sock might fall that
amount any day there being DOLLY hrcs or four bnye Of
and they haze been loaded down long since without the
shadow q hope Of riief
Aner the adjournment Of the board the Following sales
of stocks and bonds were made At Aueuon by Albert Il
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CCIION-Ine mar ket quite hrT with sales OF about
1900 bales Including 400 In tausitu closing the basis
or Is &C for mddpg upAnds and AZ SIC. FOR mlddla az
New Orleans
FRnGHrs -Enragements we're moderate To Liverpool,
SEQ bales CT cotton engaged at and xJ0 tons OF
wood ron Yucstap) at Is 3D.. grain o, 3d. in shi 2s
don, rates unchanged, whic engagements were
light 70 Hull, aboot 600 bbs iurperne engaged
Al o. I'd. To Bsvrc cotton OF Nc ashes and ree
IS and g. bone 10, while other Articles wsrs QUITE
nominal
BAr.-The market quiet al 800 sc per 100 lbs.
Hos were nj Ipc I2c for good 10 prime Eastern and
Western, wi moderate sales Old and superior qualities
we're neglected and nominal
IaoS Scotch pig was selling IN small lots at 600 Sic,
months
NAVAL sToREs -fheTs Wa moro activity In spirits u
the reduction In prices and sabs eubrsosd 800 100 bb
OF i6kc and 100 do reported In shipping order At
DC. esth. {; nte turpeniEe qac, al 81. Cjmmon
rosin urcharg;d aaics Of 200 bbs- made nj 81
No sold al 81 SO IS per $50 lbs; $50 medium
and line mbers at 81 So handsoms do worth 81
81 rs; other descriptions were unchanged
Cns-Iinseed was quie. and nominal al rsc 500 for
tngsh, and al T5e &c. for American. Crude waais
firm, with saies OF eco bbs al New Bedford Bs
ton account nj Ise truds sperm IN fsr demand, With
Eiles Of $50 bbs q. Few Bedford, al 81 2s Lard and
olive oil quiet, and prices IN changed
fsoJ IsIoys-pork--The market dull aud inactive
for mts lhe salss were confined to aooui 500 $50
bbi In los oil SEA ~ ga ~, with sellers o. large lots
for future delivery al S2s Without takers Primo Ia
good demand and rmer, with taes Of about s50 bbt nj
SiP CO. Bcef-There have bfep considerable English
10 N p.rh for repanxed Western srcas
and additional sales were made yesterday of 900
terces at gr prices We qcote repAcsed western 81 tld
so 81 and extra chicago q, ST. SOL sB Primo
quota oos Cut meats nrm; shoulders were at
nc and hams at III &c. III &c Bacon was unchanged
lar i-s ales CT 250 800 bhs made nj l5c Is 90
Better steady at quotations Cheese WAS unchanged
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Naval Intelligence.
The {. e. shopof.war Falmouth arrived at Rio Jansro
frc N Busnos Ayres on the Iath of June.
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Seignetse RrxDdy-tn Bond, and also a large
OF cosnsc erandes Ia halves quarters
aves, sl 10 bond. VIII be sold Low By sIMPsoN BRos,
Beaver atruR,.
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Jennings 4 Jones Patent SIS Carriage Tops,
adapted especially for the Southern and Western trade 81 500
Fro tdwAJ.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. /,

AsHm,-S%ics Of 70 bbs OF pearls we. "a0s W " o'''
and 80 20 DO pots Al 3, 7ba s. 81. -.
BaAADsrrfrs -F1our-The de6-and wa confined 10 tha
tA.srn ana local trade with small purchases for expor
ecoleny 10 inc West Indies The sales abrscsi about
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Portable Drcss1n4 Gases, Evsry Sfyis, for
sAis By J. sAUNDuRs only No. Asor House.
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Fine Pocket Cutiery-a Rioh ASsUrtAAnt ~
J. g. BAUNDERs' store only, nj No. Assv House
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| Mefchanta from Abroad visitins New York
Or can nc secure the sac # Grover gsser
n,msslves and advar'sE . theh customer These ms
chimes embrace twenty v.r.ss and contain Al Tie
bly, the besi machines IN ts rket These only
srsss s ss.s
Wal .he co nnaenosg sale o. tie dT%r 1Ssr ma
chimes las YER AL without ;puon fan uds
nsst s1
en- sf sss a ssE sSi Summer street. Boston
GOTTA, Cosnao B,tssrs Lmz.sd,st.iy Ise-
s asxi iepS-sa H.s..a street 'f New YORK
Unsurpcassa A1.vorinss for Evrry Lsq.sx,
%: CoGnas 5sy Holland ana London n, ymYAic. snd
co. rs Ma viz s:. ssIs
ssuc cassess ksfS il 81 sss s o. ' " L.
Jones o'a J n.s,..n -, sosR, =: cor Erss,.:
ca 2. f9f bad say "eax' harsh hAr 0es arse rssfe
Hin's Hair Dye sfs,llings n Nor. Bi.c,s
or brown, No Barclay stree. InIniiAole hs< cut Ing
Bachelors flair Dys. Wigs and 1,upee,,--
ne best IN !se -ori. made 'ols aud applied
81 the panuiac'ory. 9, Bro.dHsy.
L.srd's wigs and Hair Dye Ag.in,4 tns
worA fov their natural darzbiaJ sng cheap
nes', At Az broadway, near nownaslreet
Fo.g.se's Anayne Cordial. an Enee.~.i
ss esmss ora sss1s s %sssn ssa s
Boz ery eofaer u Fourth stret.
Crsss.doro's Hair Dye, Wigs ssra Toupess.--
The best In the country Both sale and the dye pm
vaieiy applied At o. As0r Ronss.
Murray q Lanmaii's . lorids water.-Flr-
yes,s Of un plant In souih America The
comm erdscu O his peerless eIfsc Of tothe
ladies OF the Usllsd States sold By ID. T. LAMA 90,
t9wAe'r, ana BY al srisssss afsOe per bottle
Bollowsys Pulls and Ointmenfi-saiiow
sss d % ss Ss S as % co toe
be rapidly and duraby cured by OF
tbesr r~pir bu thorousby and lrrcssbie remedies.
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CAnadian was steady, With moderate demand. Tho
sales embraced about $50 bbs II the above quotations
southern fenr was IN light STOCK, anu with moderate
csipts prices well maintained the sass embraced
about 7c0 $50 ebis. al prices given above Rye Flour
Prime qualities were scarce, while supernno dull
and nominal Good meal also scarce,
Hbllo the market was quiet st about the above
TaAs Wheat sold 10 fair extent ut somewhat IT.
gular prices The transactions embraced about T. o.
lbO00 Bushels included In which 600 bushsl, Chi
csgo spring at 81 So and 30oC do Milwaukee club at s.
as Ne~ wheat continued TO DC received pretty freely
from the South Included IN the sales vera 1000
bushels TtnDessee red ct 81 IL 22oo DO inferior North
Carolina white, at 81 70 s. 81, AM common to fair
White al 81 so 81 s2t CornThe sales were confined
about 30 COO 40 600 bushels Western nx at CSC
mon to aoc for good sound a1ay salgs OF sorther
elloH made, deliverable 10 August and September
at aoc 9c Rye Sales OF about ECO bushels New Jer
ssy were made at 81 10, and Northern a; 81 Ia oiis
farged from fSe q 6tc, Csc for Safe Western aud
pine heavy Chicago The following The quotations OF
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wliam,burs. assas usio
fst and two frase houses sdo.n,ny c3s g7,... $50
Three lots On south size a. oad ., 100 sc,t east from
Hh ave- 25x;50 IL eacl--sach. ................ So
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JObbsrs and Dealers In Clothing.
Are respectfully invited TO examine
wINfER STOCK.
In add ion 10 our usual large stock OF
TAsuionAsLa ct0rHryg.
We have this Aciured mneuse s.ock OF
MEDIUM 6o0Us
which prepared 10 Oder ~ ~ low hgurs ~ any
horse In he trade, here or sisewhere.
ID DRvLIk 4 CO.,
2ha 80 i.a 10 BrosawAy, Rev York.
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have noticed ftr 'olg tsE. .,~,-
TIE Assistant Tressuys- vcuos, ~ osy, ~ So SEQ
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UnsarpcaDsd ATavorfngs for Evrrv Llqpsx,
10 co. Cogna6 JrAey Holland ana London gin, Jn4Aos snd
81 CruIT rusn rh pie and chesry bran teG Bourbon
socsol irish and Mono.hAheh whitley Pen wise NJ bes
FxUCHrE Ak3AR las Msaden lana
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Co,Ss4al CogDsc B,ttsrs Immediately Ite-
lievs dnsvhca Ague and bIioua AltScxs H. sTkfkrELD
sole inpo,~s1 20 Hsssau street, New YORK.
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Crtsssdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs sra Toupess. -
The very country Both and the dye pm
vaieiy applied At 70. o Astor Ronss.
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Jones Old ltssson Soep, - Sor FrcctSEes,
sunsuyn. tan morphev bad skln &n BONES coral SAir
oi for bad, srsy, velx harsh hAr; arse rsfe
Depot .c2 Dovery.
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Murray g. Lanman's . lorida water.-F1r-
teen Yeas Of un ptsn In souh America IL the
Of this peerless OF the
ladies' OF the United States sold By ID. I. Ian IAN 10
% wAefs ano by al dr asgs,s AZ SDo per bottle
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: ssr . ri.s. deeper ssan w
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cheeks dull lsnsnd sep biOches and PIN pies
and ali these proclaim he victim o dyspepsia
nil these be rapidly and duraby cured by the
tberr gentle, bu' thoroughly and irresistible remedies
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HiII's Hair Dye-.o si.,llings n Nor, Bisc's
brown, No Barclay InlmiAole hsr cut ing.
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Fosgnte's Abdype Cordial. Enees~ai
reeds for cRrr cholera mnrbns aAulsnl colr AID
| sslswer complsips Price rs cents botls Agerey ~
BoY cry, u Fourth stree /,
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-09-10
GREGORY'S
In ant Cure of Pain.

GREATEST REMEDY OF THE DAY.
TOR the cure of Burns, Scalds, Chilblains
Il Bruises, inflammation, Fever d Ague, Chol
era Morbus, Diarrhcea and Summer Complaints
This Remedyis fast taking the place of Davis
Pain Killer, and kindred Remedies
DIR. LUNT'S AGUE KILLER
Is entirely Vegetable and free from Poison. Nc
Arsenic, no Quinine, no Strychnine-SAFE
and RELIABLE-SURE TO CURE.
This is Better Medicine than Quinine.
1t stops the chills just as quick as quinine
1T rouses the liver to action and purges the sys.
tenn from bilious matter, doing what. cannot be
done with quinne. 1t never Injuries the patient,
or leaves them pale and feeble, with yellow skin
and eyes, or with weak aud stiff joints.
DIR. LUNT'S BALSAM FOR THE
THROAT and LUNGS.
An excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Sore Lungs, Whooping Cough, Infiamed
Lungs, Asthma, Sore Throat, Difficult Breath
ing, Hoarseness and Consumption.
BOYD, LUNT CO., Proprietors,
Maumee City, Ohio
Sold in Quasqueton by R. L. THOMPSON,
Druggist, Main street. Imy23- 6m
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Volume II, 1851.
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HON EGPATHISTS
DRS. GUILBERT d HATCH,

DRS. GUILBERT d HATCH,
Office at the DUBUQUE HOMEOPATHIC
PHARMACY, Corner Main d Tenth sts. Du-
buque, Iowa.
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and the Diseases of Females.
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and . to T. M. Calls to receive prompt at
tention must be left'in Office houls, except in
very urgent cases. decl3ly
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BROKEN BANK BILLS

I DON'T take in payment of notes or accounts
L at my store. But am willing 10 take Pork
Wheat, Corn or Oats, if they are brought in i'm
mediately. Persons whose Notes or Acceptances
are past due, who have the above articles for
sale, and do not bring them or the money in
soon, shall take it for granted do not intend
to pay me, and will act accordingly.
d. S DAVIS
Qnasqucton, Jan 10 1857. fnlt