Wyandott City Register from Wyandotte, Kansas • 3

-tr YANDOTT OIT RE ISTEE. L0ST BLANK BOOK I) J. WIL1 JAMSi MAIN 8TJJEF.T, UAS IS CITV, WO, TS K'tiuri'l inrnl.h all Kind uf liniiinK tiiSg 14 "The Heated Term." The past week certainly deserves the above distinction and we only wish IS. M. would bestow his friendly and valuable at.

tenlion upon us, so that it might be proper-ly characterized. We can perceive two difficulties in persuading him to emigrate give us the benefit of his skill or research. We have no observatory, no Brooklyn Heights and are quite fearful that we should not be able to devise any ap. parel suitable to one climate, sinco he has evidently exhausted his own most prolific powers of invention in deviling garments appropriate to the comnyitivcly cool cli-mam of Maw Yoclw jW one more re. CitizenB of Wyandott and Sur- 1.

nnl.r, at Hie hrlrt nulUw. Wo III uu no. Oiiliinu done In iujiitWr OPPOSHH the Fldridje Stne Ilouie. Also, keep Bi-er and Ale, Candies on hand lor sale. I lie pitU'enace ot tn citixons ot the vicinity is respectfully jlii'itcil.

JUM.l I 111'. IV. II fmy23'57-tf City, K. T. Money to lioan.

Inmiire of MoKAY A JUDU, Wvamlntt City, K. T. 1 AIM Forwarding and Cominlislrn MERCHANl'S, Leavenworth City, IE P. S- POST AND Real Itetai-e Exchange BtiiMlag, Kansas Avcuua, WVANDOTT CITY, K. -N'.

IjoIs far aala in all the principal towni af anaaSi Naliraaka and Iowa. Cajh pnid for Waatera lAihlaana lewu i.W. HUNT, X. a. rim.LiM.

K. h. riasrn F. Receivlns, I'ovwarillus, ami Commission iHctdjante'," 8(oaim'ooa( ttiul f.nii(l AgvnU, UliailT Boat, WYANDOTT, ANU LAWRENCE, K. T.

N. D. wltlilnn to forward erchinll.e llirouKli 1 bi any of Hie Interior lown In Hits Territory! or mska Inyenlau'Utii In Hml Estata or landn, will please dlrva- ttislr coiaiuunlcaslon, ami pneicanes to 1'. liUM Of, I.U., WvauJett City, Kansas Territory. May 3, 1B37.

ER, (THONI Bunkers, ll.UKK Jhluillou, U. O. l.m'H MAS B. SUTHK. l.K.

Washluillou, U. O. LUTHKll a. 9MO0T. JIOTT, KCKSELIi CO.

TOL Isl JB KANSAS TERRITORY. TVBALKltS In Rtchantfc, Uncnrrent Bunk Notts, and I 3 Land Warrants. Collections made on all accsnitftU In tlie United Slates ami Kuropo. Aitenls for Ilia purchase and iule of lan-l and cily lol, and all ousinrs appertitl'iliiK a tlrnt ulsss Land Aancr. I.UrllBH B.SMOdT, l.euvnworlli (Illy, K.

T. enrnsr TIHIMAH It. SUTTUIt. of olu and Shawneo, ppiHillta I.UK.K1.KK, I'laiiU'M' Hotel. w.

n. uoar.i.i. i.oxiiikioii, aim. MARCUS J. PAUEOTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW LA WHENCE, K.T.

ALSO, HAS AS Ori'lur. AT Leavenworth City, K. T. Ha? mi. UILSON B.

THOMAS, KANSAS CITY, Alt). Wholesale and Retail Deatee in 0ou0, lotl)ii Contaiiiihn a Bond for aded from Carglll to MoUrew, also, an article oi hntwien Lawson A MoUrew, and some other papers of nnt much importanoo. The flndor leaving the above deiwibed book and papers this oflioe, will reocivo a liberal reward. Wyandott City, July 30X3 PIUNTING every description, neatly and promptly executed at the office of Wyandott City Register. UIUIIT, CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, COBNER OF oTIl It ST.

CHARLES St. teoli, Ho. July 11,1057. ALl.tN. J- ATjIjEN T.

SISMKIT- CO-, Paper Manufacturers, ST. LOl'IS, MO. kinds of Grocers' Wrapping, Roofing, Ham, Clolb, Candle, isook anu news Paper constantly on band, at the St. Souis Pspor Mill Depot, NORTH, MAIN STREET. sUes and weightf wrapping or ham pa per made to order, on snort notice.

B.Hinhet Market Price paid for all kinds oj raper mock, ijyn oiw ScnAFFl.lClt. KOX SCHAFFL.EII IMPORTERS OF Wines, liquors Cigars. AND DEALERS LV DOMESTIC LIQUORS And a eeneral variety of Southern Froits. No. 77 Levee, between Washington Avenue and Green Street, St.

Louis Mo. j'yir57-t JEW' J. Davis, would respectfully inform the citizens of Wvandott Citv, and the puhlio gen erally, that he has oponcd a new Barber Shop the St. Paul Hotel, on the wharf beat, (up stairs) and onn be found at all times at ft is new shop. He Batters' himself that he can shave a man as elicit, cut his hair as neat, and uhnmnon lnm as well, if not a little hotter, tniin any unrucr vu biuo wv.

uw.i him a call i W- T- MILJ.EIi CO PEALEHft IK LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, PANEL Doors, Sash, Blinds ate Office. Coinor Washington and St. Clair Sts Toledo, Ohio; ulso, at Alton, 111. fjyU'57-tf SI. A.

Garrett, AKNOUNCB3 lbt cltlnniof Wyandott and tbepubll generally, that Le la prepared to fell A TVT IT. (rn nfiF Hi Kf! at wholesale and retail 1 Chiw, Dried Ht-f, OyHtrri, Sardines Orum Flan. Family isp, Kaucv Soaps, Scotoli starring, AIW'-um, Tarans a'USorls, Cigar, Coufectloaarles, jtc, Jtc. Fine I.iquois. Btt Pracli aud Slieny Brnmtlo)i, t'ami'Slgn, Wblsky wSia, atA, Al.St), Powilarln can an I of all liKM.

Hons on enriii'r Nenrubka Aeuue and 3-1 strvvt. Wyanaolt tiij T. Jul; t'57. HEAL ESfATE FOR SALE. SOME choice lands in Iowa.

Onetrnet very eligible for a town site. Alio, a few lots in Wyuiidutt City. lhs abovo will besnld very cheap for ready aash. ABSER P. DAVIDSON.

Apply to P. S. POST A General Land A gems, Exchange Building, Kansas Avenue, Wyandolt. July 4, 1857 tf; AKIN NOLLNER, Grocers Commission Merchants FXAVE just received a prime lot of Canvass JL Hams, No. I Flour Com Meal, which will be told low.

Wyandott City, July 4, 1857. W. B. H. Koonli.

S. P. Klrkpatrkk W. II. H.

KOONTZ Forwarding and, Commission Merchants and wholesale dealers in Alton Lime, Plastering Hair, Cement, Plaster Paris, Fire Brick, tirains, OrOrders for Flour promplly attended to, Short street and Levee. Alton, 111. Refers to J. Lock J. L.

Blair, J. W. II. Mitchell, Turner Sidway, Alton, juneu I1UNTEK, COODVVIN Wholesalo and Retail Grocers and Provis. ion Dealers.

Kansas City, Mo. Colf.f, 8ur, Molasnrs, Teas, Candlrs, Soss, Wli1-kr, lour, nucon. baru, nutter, ate. jiraeuif ON WASHINGTON AVENUE rpna su'mrlbsr la now oo'nlnf 'sud basfor sale a fat A lock of nesr.and wrll Mlectod IDjry goods, GKOCEEIES, MOTIONS, IIATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOU- ING. CROCKERY, HARDWARE, CARPETING, CURTAINS CURTAIN FIXTURES, Ladles' Bonnets and Dress Gtods, LATEST STVI.K.

tJ-Also, I tare many articles In lanre aaantlllM) which I 111 nil taretalllrailnaat tka luwnt wholeaala prices. Tae public are reaprctfull; invited to call and run oTwair assoriuettt and priors. JAS. CHE3NUT. WyanlU Cdf, June 6, 1857.

The Galvanic Repeating Fire Arms. Rifles, Carbines and Piatols, Loading witu from 7 to 34 Bore Caa I eiKbrElMhareatT rarlltn4 Ibaa aoy otlicr Hu or Thirty Charges can be Loaded and dis charged, in Jlftg teconds. AMM VKITloar, Water Proof, Tbli toriltiblttrm raHn roust trry toa-a lo th utw. far Arms, SI The Lawrence Machlns Shop, LAWRENCE, MANrPACTtai IcnMOTirr Ka0fs, sli la Uia t. kl.sDcsa of tMt malarlals art tu.ai,j oouarr Stasia Kaglixa, a l(b aaS ptm.uA, Portahle Enguies and Boilers, Taels aa4 Shift'ac, Fanlculsr aUratloa mm i.

I ft a Somebody. Somebody's courting somebody, Somevjhere cr other to-night Somebody's whisp'riog to somebody, Souibody's liat'uing to somebody, Under this dear moonlight. Near ths bright rivers flow, Running so still arj slow, Talking so soft and low, She sits with somebody. Faoing ths ooean's shore, Edged by the foaming roar, Words, never breathed before, Sound sweet to somebody. No one sits up to wait Thougu she is out so late All know she's at the gate Talking with somebody.

Tip-toe to parlor door-Two shadows on the floor Moonlight reveals no more-Susy and somebody. Two sitting side by side, Float with the ebbing tide. "Tnus, dearest, may wo glide i Through life," saysjwni6body. Somewhere, somebody Makes love to somebody To night. When I Saw Sweet Nelly Home BY MARY i HANOI 1 K.TLK.

Our readers will agree with ns that th following lines are very line equally tender in sentiment ana melodious in rnyiuui la the sky the bright stars glittered, On the grass the moonlight fell, Hushed the sound ot daylights bustle, Closed tho "Pink-eyed 1'iraperneU," As ttdown the moss-giowu wood-path VVliere the cattle love to roam From Aunt Panic's uuilting party 1 was seeing Nelly hoiau. Jotty ringlets sottly fluttered O'er brow as white as snow And her cheek I ths crimson sunset Scarcely has a warmer glow. 'Mid her parted lips vermillion White teeth Uasiied like ocean foam All 1 marked with pulses throbbing, While 1 saw sweet Nelly horns. Wheu the Autumn tinged the greenwood, Turning ull itsleavos to gold, 111 the lawn, by alders shaded, 1 my love to Nelly told. As we stood together, gazing On the star-bespangled Uome, How I bloat the August evening Wheu 1 saw Bweet Nelly homo.

White hairs mingle withuiy trusses, fc'unowt steul upon uiy blow, But a love siuile cheers und'bltsses Lilo's declining iiiiiucrits now; Matron in the, snowy 'kerchief, Closer to my bosom oome Till uie, dost thou still remember When 1 saw eweot Nelly homo t'ur-tus wyandoit City Register. The Devils and tfcbrarV'! DtviLs Hole, Back HuoAr an 1'S s.jr. JLaaordin laxtre nuiujwtf 1. imps ot the Hegisler otuue, assembled in eriti-out ooncluveut the tiincand place ubove stated. luo uranu Uiuuolis navmg assumed the Itc-galiaot ollice, and the keeper of (be internal Kecords having taken his stand at the black board with eaalK in hand the on Resolutions previously appointed, reported as follows; "Whereas, primeval and uqmitiguled black- noss witu ail us mueous concomitants, is acknowledgsdto be the element and dominion of devils, and whereas it is boooniing in us to attend to all matters of hospitality particularly belonging to that element and dominion in Wyandott.

Therefore, we do uiort cordially. Rtsolvtd, That the proprietors, inanazerx, actors and attendants of the Theatrical or Comio Company, now doing themselves such distinguished credit at Ueiohenekcr's Hull, bo and the same, are hereby invited to attend a Pta-nut and Kaw River Water Festival in this bole, at such time us may suit their con venienoe. Resolved, As a special mark of our appre elation ot the talent of this Comic Company, that they hi requested in advance not to troub le themselves to smg any of those songs on the occasion. Resolved, that, in our critical estimation this company are worthy the hospitality and wuipaiuuuauip ui nit geuutue uevus, wner svsr thuy may go and we commend them ac sordingly. Resolved, That of the liberality of this Pn.nU I.

-1. viiuuimij, ss nil, UUi speua, UUfr Will allow ourstlves to bs governed by the adage, where one can say no eoed keens silent." Resolved, That a copy of these Resolutions be put in the devil's column of the Register, uuu imewise a copy ds lorwarueu to acb member of the Comio oompuny. On motion, adjourned. SAlasoni and Bricklayers vrnt in a Peeket Spirit LoVel and Plumb AtlalcliuieSl lo Square, will fiud an extra article ef Sherman's Manufacture, at Walker Barker's Store, Poet Uflice build iaf, Nebraska Ave me, K. T.

For St. Joseph, Weston, Lesven worth Cllr. Delaware. Qulndam. Wi-in.

dott. Kansas, Tlie naw uj ttif rasaeugur owuiner SUVfcUElUN, t'apt. iiea F. Ilutchiuson, Charles W. Coles, Clerk.

J. wlSB. L. J. SINGER J.

WISE Importers, Wholesale and Retail, Foreign Domestic Dry Goods, and Fancy Articles. Hals, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, $. Watch Iks Dooa rnoai cob. or Main, Kansas city, mo. inly 18, Benjamin C.

Bachman, General Land Agent, Wyandott City, K. T. yll7-if. C. C.

unlock, Carpenter and Joiner, Tkkrs th method of informing the cit'uens of WytnJott City and vicinity, that be has permanently ibcaied id Jhis City, for tbs purpose of carrying on ths ahof bosioew in all its Wm. at Of s. All All Y. 0. at Safes! Safes It We have the agency of 4 Excelsior Safe, If.B i'V, 1 Whiell tnumpneu uvnr I 'J i others at C.roat ire of irtho City In St.

Louis. We shall sell the above SiJ at an-ufaotnrer's prices, adding only cost P' trans- nnrtnlinn. Call and examine safe and ample ahnwinr their superUrity over all other Safes. Missouri Steam Planing mill, AND BUILDER'S WAREROOMS, Door, Sash, and Blind Factory, Mill and Lumber Yard, Corner of Walnut and Ninth streets, ST. LOUIS, MO.

SAWYER, CLARKSOIJ 8t CO. O. Sawyer, J. M. Clurkaon, W.

H. Suvryer. ii. W. BROWN, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, Com mitsioner of Deeds for all the Northern Stales, Bounty Land ey renew Agent, Office In HeralJ of Freedom Building, Lawrence, Kansas Territory.

CTTown SliMenbouelitnadsold." Intewrttfor tale la Kmporln, Manhattan, Oeden, tirllevus, Uread, Ultumwa, vrmiipper rum, ou ots in Lawrence. Carpenter and liuildcr. rpil undersigned bis permanently locatm in JL Wyandott City, andoffors his aervicesto the public. Any orders for work of for plans mid necificuliou8, left at the Regiiter office, will be i ink. In IVv.n.

dott, he reft re to those for whom he has finished buildings; and by permusloii ne reiers 10 mo r.u-itorof the Register, having recently erected a building for the Wyandott Cily Register oflioe. June ,11 a. a.invuu. GEORGE W. Of M.

V. CITV.) HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. I.nirinii. Oulidliu and FlBiircd SIbih, done to order. rhine wulilui! tlinlrhomn paliiloJ uil propalrrd at at- sonaui.l piiciM, aua leavlnit uiiliT" ai um ik, win tliaiikrullr mceived bi ulm and altendod to.

Alun. when uarticular uaiiitinis are wanted, Window Shades of any pattern or discription, done to order. A few specimens of his window shades are lor aaleat this oluce, cheap. juai ju-u. EXKV J.

ADAMS. A. C. IWUT. t.

C. ADAMS, SWIFT, Co A TTOHNHVS ASO COUNSEI.011S AT LAW, and Itoul Kitalo Agcnta, Loavenworlh City, Kun. nAi will altoitil to CmlRCtlOllS.1 LUO prvttmiiuuu Ul laim cl'i'rn, cimteni pre-empilou cuul procarlou bounty Ivll rrauis and iioiiitloi) ifrtruuiili kuowliclge of Uio country and landi ln.ur awl locallotiii and lltiel. Ileal Mtta buughl and sold on comwlMloni lands lora-led by warrants or Money In all paru of tlia Territory. ti.

hantu and land wairauls bought and aold. Uont-y Miw.jMoitdiolt. 'av'VnUBl wjro.botwoao Second and Third strsets T.i.r.neM will Da sivcn. 11007. New Stove and Tin Store, On Third street, one lot from Nebraska Avenue.

Cockimo Stovm all sizes and patterns; Parlor Slovea; lied room and other coal and wood SHovcJ. Reuuirinp; of capner and tin ware done Btrtre shoftL'Stfltfct;" KoofinJ wttlt aheeT lrorr, zinc, copper or tin forhousce, put on and war ranted le be water prooi. ah assortment oi tin ware on hand or manufactured to order. The citizens of Wyandott and the surrounding country are invited to call and leav.i their orders. ISAAC N.

WHITE. Wyandott City, May 30, 1857.. 6m Extra Family Flour. For sale wholesale and retail, by JS GRAHAM, at Ma Alpin Co's Ware House. May ELDRIDGES' STAGE HOUSE.

WYANDOTT CITf, K. T. THIS new and commodious establishment has just been enlarged and newly finished throughout, and is now open for tho reception of Guests. The past experience of tho Proprietors in the American Hotel, Kansas City, and Free State Hotel, Lawrence, will be sufficient guaranty of good treatment for those who may patronize us. In eonnexion with the House we run a daily lino of FOUR HORSE MAIL COACHES, to Lawrenee -changing horses three times between Vfyandott City and Lawrence thus making the trip the short period ot six eocns, at tho low price of three dollars.

1 hereby making it the most quickest and cheapest rout to Lawrence. Le- compton, Manhattan, Council City, Topeka, Burlington, St. George, and in faet all the interior towns in the Territory. ELDRIDGE BROTHERS, May 23, 1857 tf. C.

R. STUCKSLACJER, M. D. SURGEON PHYSICIAN. yandott City, K.

Refers to Professors Joseph Pancoa't, and liotjiey uungliseo, or tbe Jefferson Uuivor ity, Peon. on Second Street, between Nebraska sod Washington Avenue.V3 George ParKcr, REAL ESTATE AND LVWD AGENCY osmngton 3i Street Wyandott houses.lots and shares for c.ie ar.3 lease. Land warrants bought D'aj goia on commission. Land warrants money invested upon socurity goaranteed. Territorial information furnished to emigrants Ao.

RurrsR encis JL W. Delahay, W.Y. Roberts, Thes. II. Swope, Robt.

L. Ream Esqs. Wyandott City, K. June 13, 1857. tf a.

w. cox. t. antRXATnr Cox Abcrnatlir, WUOLESALK and Retail dealers in furniture an homo furnishing goods, in Leavan- BUI IUIIIJ, IV. 1.

lUIJi A. QAHDXElt CO-, LEAVEN WORTH CITY, KANSAS TEIRITORT. Commission Mcrclisnls, Wholesale and Retail usaiers in every kind of Wines and Liquors, Ale and Porter of the lest brands, at St. Louis prices. Tbav are sola Agents for ih'n in 0UIW vuio 1.1 apo rvrcr, sn'i fsiao for selling a lsrje variety of choice Stomach Bitters.

Jaljrlf, 6Sl.if. i II iiair Stone FOKsale i smnii or lares nuanlitlrs at ll i Quarry, at HTrandQit fem, by June It, S'. E'. ForsTth. the of not i We of in WYANDOTT CITY, JULY 85.

To Our City FrUndss Thosa, who have shown a disposition to share w(ih us some of the expense and bur. den of publishing a weekly paper in Wy an. dolt City, at a time when the job'wotk and advertizing patronage is scarcely any thing injtha way of support, on account of the newness of our city, and the undeveloped condition of our commerce, would do us a till greater favor by furnishing us with a iiljiames to whom they desire to send the Register. tyoruiTiUinSTow encunrjer' ed with thousands or papers done up tn wrappers and ready to be mailed, if we could only get in the lists of the friend to whom they intend to send the Register, so that wo cmld send them o(I regularly every week. Wt should be glad if our friends would remember that by sending out these papers this mass of accumulated reading matter it would benefit our city and pen liaps our business also.

We have applied for the lists until we have become ashamed to ask for Slusll we have them? To those friends of large means who are in arrears for subscription (our terms be ing cash,) we would say that our expenses are heavy and our necessities for ready money during the first quarter is greater than any other part efthe year. At the end of the first quarter we shall liegin la obtain money from our advertising customers. To those friends the amount is a small item, but to us it is a big and important one. Shall we havetu say more on this subject 1 we hope not. Shall the Press be Sustained? That is to us an imoortant question There are a large number of persoBs known as outside proprietors of Wysndott Ciiy, who have large interests in the prosperity of Wyandott, and many thare areolthatclass who have not done the first thing to sustain us in our enterprise.

We have an ardu' ous and hard roe to hoe, in the publication of the Register to the end of the first vol ume. There are others who are share holders in our city who have failed toman West any good will towards our undertaking and yet all will admit that in no way could the amount necessary to suMain a paper the first year, be expended, that would do half as much for our city, as a respectable conservative, high toned weekly journal We shall at any rate, go on and publish the Register, at all events to the end of the first volume, and let those poor narrow con traded souls who contribute nothing to wards its support filch the benefits which to them is so important and obtained at so cheap a rate, they are welcome to all they can spunge in that way from qsj wo say let (ham hat il. nr. 1, a n. Uitl.nrln Kliirt.ml losses and we expect with the Register to doit again, for the benefit of tho-ie who have neither the heart or capacity to iearn the advantages of a liberal press; we ma arwtryroxpBur'tu ffadTmry6oinmunliy some drone who live lor no purpose in particular and who never encourage enter prise.

WYANDOT CITY. There is no city on the Missouri river that can boast of so beautiful a situation, nor is there any point in Kansas that has' so brilliant a future as Wyandott We can now boast of a population of a thousand people and we are not five months old, we have now four new steam Saw mills just getting under way, so that our main obstacle (the want of framing lumber) will soon be we have three cr four brick yards, and soon we shall be able to have a good supply of brick, lime and stone in abundance, with timber of the bestqual ity at hand in a large body in every direction, with 150 new houses finished and many more underway. We say in view of these considerations and many others that we might mention, places our young city in point of natural advantages ahead of any town in Kansas and we might comment to advantage in favor of our exdlent har. bor furnished by the Kansas rier, but as we have not been disposed to pufTour city we will for the present forbear, and conclude by extending to all classes of citizens in search of profitable investments and a good point for any and all kind of trade to come to Wyandott and look at our position and then decide, which is the best point for investment at present in rrom a residence, and a pretty through 'knowledge of Kansas, we do not hesitate to say Wyandott is the place. THE THAYER FAMILY.

On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings iast, cur citizens had the pleasure to see and fliear the inimitable Tfcayer family. They discoursed charmingly with their well raihed sweet voices and theif performance as a Brass Band deserves more than ordinary commendation and praise at our hands; we are notable to make mention of the ladies in other than goneral praise u'r mey all and each perlormed admirable the parts respectively assigned them by the Programme, while the little Brother only thirteen year old, alike with good taste and rare musical genous, lost none of his well deserved reputation. We wish thena every n.aii3Hs, ana we tune pleasure in announcing that Kansas is likely to be. come the future home of the family, so that in the course of events it is pretty sure that Miss Louise, Miss Rosalie, Miss Pauline and Miss Josephine, will become the happy wives of some of our people who feel that music hath its charms as well as beau ty has, and both combined render married life not only desirable but inevitable, they are capable of doing much (or their coum try in this way, and we doubt not, they have the patriotism to do it. They have gone to play for the rebellionists and the army at Lawrence, perhaps they will visit Toptka and then go to Lesveuwjrth City, where we think they ghoulj receive a lib- patronage.

In their songs all trades and ans will get lubbed a liule, to the ni oi au who go iu uearthera. or sort seems possible which would be to fol low Sidnoy Smith's example viz: "take off his flesh and sit in his bones." But the weather is the most absorbing topio of late, not of choice but necessity. When the thermometer is at 103 or 105 in the very coolest or most comfortable nooks, the consideration of that subject Is absolutely forced upon us. To be or not; to be seems the only question and if present in clination only were, consulted, the answer would be almost unanimous in the nega tive. The' only consolation that suggests itself is that this is the penalty we must pay for wild 5 winter, lovely autumn or balmy spring according to Emerson the principle of compensation is universal, Hence, let us assume fortitude to rsar the evil which now weighs so heavily upon us confident that a corresponding blessing will be sure to follow.

(tj-We copy from the Orleans 2V. Y.1 Republican the subjoined notice of our nearest neighbors, Messrs. Davis Post, and from our acquaintance with them we think the complimentary notice not undo rved, baring their Democracy, which by the way is' not so bad after all; for we regard them as good free State men at heart, and whether the lash of party could make them go the nigger, is questionable. 'A. C.

Davis, Inthe Kansas let. ters recently published by us, mention has several times been made ot the gentleman whose name heads this paragraph, tor the information of his many friends who are readers of our columns, we take the liberty of saying that his position in Kansas is one highly creditable and satisfactory. He is a member ot a uanking and Heal Estate firm of wide connections, located at Wyandott, K. and is. identified as one either of the original proprietors, or early shareholders in many ot the most promising town sites in the i ernioiy.

This branch of the business is under the more immediate supervision of his partner, Mr. P. S. Post, Mr. Davis giving his alten tion mainly to the practice of his profes sion tho law in the hiuher walks of which his thorough reading, commanding abilities and unflagging zeal will enable him to distinguish himself.

Of course Mr. D. is" a democrat any OBe who has lis. tened to a speech from him will be con vinced ilmt lie is a democrat unon nrinci. pfe, and wTion the purty luTvaiisas shall be fairly organized it will recognize in him one of its most earnest and most eloquent chaninions.

Should any ot our friends wish to embark in Kansas speculations we commend the firm of Davis ii Post to their By an advertisement in another column of our paper, it will be seen that Mr. Davis proposes taking his place as an advocate at the Kansas He was formerly a member of the Albany N. I. Bar, and member of one of the best legal firms in that State. ftjr We feel, every disposition to be ae commodating.

but we must hereafter, for all Job Work done in this othce, adhere strict ly to the cash system. Paper, ink and hands are all cash articles, 0 We hav received at this office two Shares in the town of Chilton, to be sold at low. I jS on account of one of th proprietors. 03r The necessity of our attention to our business connected with tlie Register rendered it impossible for us to attend the late Topeka Convention as a Delegate, but as every thing turned out right we need of. fer no excuse for our absence, soon we suppose a County Convention for the nomination of Representatives and Senators under the State government, will be called and under the Territorial Law; when the time comes, we trust none but sound relia.

ble men will be nominated, let the old guard look to it, matters of the very first importance will have to be handled by those that may be nominated and elected and hence the nominations are of the first importance, and we trust will receive a proper consideration by the Free Stale party of our county'. Counterfeit 83 Notes. On the Bank of Commerce, Boston and $5 notes on the Exchange Bank Pittsburg are in circula. tion in town. Examine cautiously before taking either of the above.

Many other worthless bills also, are being pnt in cireu ihiiou in ine west, it you nave any douols AS to the worth of a bill, call on Post at the Exchange and he will tell you all about it. A Mother's 1OUSsel. forty years ago a mother stooJ on the green hills cf Vermont, holding by the right hand a son sixteen years old, mad' love for the sea. And as aha stood by the garden gate a sunny morning, she said: "Edwin, they fell me for never saw the ocean that the great temptation of the seaman's life is drink. Promise me before you quit your mother's hand, that you will never drink." I gave her the promise, and I went the broad globe over Calcutts.

the Mediterranean, Ssn Francisco, the Cope of Good Hope, the North pole and the South I saw lliem all in forty years and I nsver saw a glass filled with sparkling liquor taai my mower's it.rm by th itrm by the garden e.de. on the Green hill ide of Vermont. um rise before ine, and to-day, at sixty, niy lips are innocent of the Uste of Inwtr. rcunding Country. We all look with compleoer.oy am, pride on mighty advances and unentmled progress our infant City, and st Is a fact which Ck'n be sueccssfullv contradicted that an EXCLUSIVE IIARDVVAKE STORE indispensable to the Mpi1 growth of a place.

Accordingly we have fitted up and are now fully established In our new ajtd spacious rooms. Corner Kansas apemte and Fourth street, where we are prepared to supply all In wiint of (roods commonly kent in a Hardware Store-, Bhntl keep tjoinplate stook ef Iltiuse- building and lurniBluug consisting in part of Nails, Paint, Locks, Tnhle Cutlery, Ulass, luttr, isutts, Mum ft i.ninps. Sash, Oil, Screws, Chain Piioips, I'ails, Tubs, Churns, Ao. mechanic and Farmer's Tools, 62Slovel.rlSU)VM.fkStotrt.TSTSiovM JSIotm CSstoyes. M.

Storm, Siovaif numerous patterns and sices. we nave procured tuo serviees or experi-eaoed workmen and aro carrying on ths Tinning Business all its various branches. Jobbing of all kinds dono with neatness and despatch. Bv increasing our stout us the trade de mands we hope to make it to tho interest of all in want of goods in our line to call at the PIONEER HAHDWARF. EMPORIUM, comer Kansas avenuo and Fourth street.

CANFIELI) DUWiNS Wyandott City, June 6, 1857. C1IAHLE3 II. SDYDAM, JOINER AND BUILDER, WVANDOTT CITY, K. Is prepared to attend to building in all its branches. Also, plans and specihca tions drawn on reasonable terms, Kesi dence at the Wyandott Hou9e, corner Minnesota Aevenue and 3d Wyandott City, K.

T. ju6'07 Drugs and Medicines W. F. SIMPSON BROTHER, WHOLESALE AND Betail Druggists and Apothecaries: Nebraska'Avenne, between 3d 4th sts Wyandott K. T.

WOULD respectfully call tho attention of purchasers of drugs to their now and extensive lot of goods now opening, consisting in part of White Lead, Linsoeu uu, jurpentine, Varnishes, AloouolJJurning luid. Jlirome follow Green ahd PvedLead, Putty, Paint, Brushes, DyeStuffs, Essential Oils, Quinine, Magnesia, Epsom Salts, Sulphur, Coperas, Ext. Logwood, Alum, Castor Oil, bweet Oil, Herbs Barks and Roots, Acids of all kinds, Sand paper, Tooth Brushes, Fancy articles, Spices, Snuff and uianu-litctured Tobacoo, Let- ter anil Cap Pa per, Envelopos, Sleel Pens andla't, Fine Perfumry, Hair Oils and notions gen-- (rally. Physicians orders solicited. Choice Liquors for medical purposes.

Cigars and Tobacco, Fine Brands. Particular attention given to compounding prescriptions and family medicines having bad five years experience in Uie East, feel confident that any prescriptions put up will be done so with neatness accuracy and dispatch. Store open at all times day ot night. We will keep consautly on hand soda water, sparkling and bright, lovers of this delightful beverage please drop in. Also, ia connexion with the above, watohes nuu juweiry repaired nnu warranted.

SIMPSON BRO. May 23 1857-tf. Wagroiss. TWENTY-FIVB Chioago made waooss, just landed on our levee, and for sale by mou j. Ct).

Ileal Estate for Sale. TOn Cntlerelgaeil offra ths (ollowlnj property for sals, vli: 188 acres timber land situated about one rnllo Karth of Jf ebrattka Avtnua. SOO acres choice Timber Tand oa Piatt river abottt four miles from Parkvlilo and tbrea miles from of the rlvar. This oroperty will bo sold st a great bargain. irawn sua annrawn snarws lu taa any or Atldott.

Dqulpban Shares. Delaware City Sliarss. Burllnaum Quindaro Shares. Kessho Shares, 4 Sf. Geerae Sltaras Sutaaar She- Shra.

BSNi. c. nrritiv. Binker and General Lanl Anl, Kebraska Avauaa, a. T.

H. MILES WOORE, ATTORNEY AT IiAW, An General Collecting Agent, LEAVEN WORTH CITY, KANSAS TERRITORY. Kay 1SST. THE UNRIVALLED YOKNG AMERICA EXCELSIOR CORN AND COB MILL for sale by TfUXEVi CHICK, Agents, Kansas City, Mo. We have some knowledge of these mills, and can safely recommend them to-the farmers of Western Missouri as the best patent mill in uso, and lor cheaper than any other mill.

mav30 Tiios j. tai.nitATti, ATTORNEY AT LAW Coiumisaion for I'eiinaylrnnia, Hak.opce,Sroil eannly, T. LANDS bratUt Taaasnald. au an Wu la hi. Una iwwuiitlj alimued 9.

aKrrtsivces: Oo Pollm-k, Harrisburg, Pa. iloa. E. Slilnr. do Kx Gov.

W. K. Johnston, Hitl.hur?. pJ Hub. H.

M. Fuller, VVilkesliarre, fa. John it. Browa ftiilailelMlna. Ex-Got.

Taul, m.t. OJTica aa atreet. I May 2, IE37 1i Vj ii Ji tt I i AND ALL KINDS OF N0T1ON3. Espeoinl attention given to ladies and gen tleman's Fina Good'', Cull and examine. May 23.18j7.-ly.

WILLIAM L. McMATH, Attorney at Law, NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL LAND AGENT, WYANDOTT CITY, K. Will promptly attend to nlfbusincss entrust ed to his euro. Particular attention paid to the collection of claims. REVERENCE.

Hon. W. Y. Roberts, Wyandott Citv, K. T.

Gov. William Walker, Hon; John A. Bingham, M. Cadiz, Ohio. Hon.

C. II. Mitchensr, New Ohio. Messrs Peters Farwell, Princeton, 111. J.

P. Wood Iowa City, Iowa. J. EDMOND BENNETT, M. D.

Suvcjfon aoi pijmUian- Wrandott City, Refers to Prof. N. R. Suitii, and otbsrs of the faculty of the University of Maryland. Prof.

Mott of N. York, and Physicians and citizens of Leavenworth. t-(J Office at Akin A NuIUm's, Minnesota May 23, 1857. OEO. H.

WXAV2. OhSLL WEAVER fc ODELL, H7ioesa? and Retail Dealers in Pry (Soob0, Hardware, Qudeusnare, Glaswara, Kals, Capi, Boots, Shoes, Bouuots. Oil Clotks Slid Carpets, DELAWARE, STREET, T.f avenwortU City, H. T. May 33,18571 m.

rf A.M. HATTING-, Wholesale and Itetail Grocer, DEALER IN TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS SPICES, Flour, Meal and Bacon, aad all kinds of COUNTRY PRODI, XE. CIIHKOIKB BETWKEN MAIN AND SKCOND Leavenworth, K.T. May S3, 1357 1. miej CITY DllUG STORE." 4 mi as rwl a TAKUQUIST AND A I'OTUEC VU1 nelawsre street lilweiMalnanlS'cirHt, I.envenworUi Cllr, Ksnl m.

WlioleMtle ana relsll uVsli-r lu pura OmtM Mnll emeu ami r.Hiitu, Ol.s, In-irutunit-. Perfumery, Brnfues, Window (slab. Hlawware, I'ura Wines, l.ew byruiis, Vauoy Ar ll' les, ste. artlda sold at His l.e marlist retsa, iu war-ranteil pure. alai I83J.

J.at. PAI.SIKB. NOBIS J. PALMER tfc BA1TKES8 REAL ESTATE AGENTS COUNCIL BLUFFS, Coin. FTi-hinge, ami I.swt Warrants bonaht ami sukt: h- lere Mlil on aneelsl Celli-tlni In Weittra lows sua: Nebrarhs pinrnplly slteii'letl to: Clt, an-l Tuwa Pntfirtr sn-l Lands bouclil and aeli Muney lnreate.1 sad Tstps paMI Sar-ectai x- allemloil tn feur'ag anl irefmt, lu Nseraa-, ka REFFEHENCES: W.

T.mn.end, Cliaeler Cu leoenwtt, Pnlaileluhia: U. O'lTlii, IM. Mnkmw.1, Inn.) W. S. T.

Monm, tl K. Ii. Pearl. N. V- Cl'y Parks ft An.lr.wa, Lnmbmaiaa, St.

Tu fsrieali, a. Wuuil. I.es Mom Ian Co find an.lt, 11.) do VooUak Js k. l.a.ft llsrsn, Ue ft 8 Omaha Cut, r.il KaalnnLChU-ae-n, lib! h.rajlt, Halchej it Pierce, l.afaveiKs Indiana, ialell, liil. Tl UTM.tauZtIT'ni the Oriental Bitters, a cheap (tranches.

All orders left st Akio arr7i KailrMd knair 614, alii a.ln 1. i.C. HVXDLT.Y. Anf.I.sr- r. J.

H. W.PAGE.Trfaa., KilbySt I. 'Tmrnwt W.triitp, J.wrlrr, Wara. kr. Nollner's store, will be thankfully by him, aad promptly attended to; from bis experience as a Contracting Oaildcr and Joiner, he flatlrrs he will La al.le tn aatiafr iSll whomygiTe hiioatrial.

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