Elwood Advertiser from Elwood, Kansas • 3

EL WOOD WEEKLY AD VEETISE'E. lull SALE. JAMES P. BBACBj At The i. E.

nnWLLTT. L- B. KOBLK. DBS. HEWLETT NOBLE, L) TIS TS, T.

"jOSLPH KO. l9 fund of rtaviw; tome cvei.h.gs, and mc never carry biioks in his hat; bo mut dress we! never use profane or disrespectful language, at be as goad locking possible. this is satisfactory to your correspondPB be can make it kuuwa iu your paper, which isad and appreciate. Years in hope. 1'loca.

Carpenter nod Joiner EMPORIUM! I E. PRTDEN will ever be found at bis post 'J. when called in his line. Yon need not go farther to have your buildings completed ti order, and with dispatch nneqnalied, Building erected in double quiek time, and with neatness in accordance with the desires of the nrnst fastidious. Give tne a call.

June 23 1657 tf BLAKEMOUE HOUSE, JELE BETWEEN MAIN AND SECOND, ET. joSEFll, MO. This Honse has been opened and furnished as Hotel and Boarding House, for the axmutu-dation r.f transient and permanent toaroers. From experience in the biiness, tho subscriber flatters himself thai be will be able to give salibfaeii.wi to id! who may favor him with their patron.ice. T.

L. BLAKEMORE, Trop r. Doe. 31, 1857 15 II II 11 Htfiil! i i. ''1 -5 A unruberjoxe and Lot.

Apply to 1 uareh es. tt D. S. LLK. UTe are.

i $3.60. Bfiilmg fail wucat Eonr up All who want a jroud ted cheap artlele iiau oetter give us a caits the saint same prade of Hour than aiiy mill or store in St. Joseph. Call at the City Hills, Street, Xorth of City Hotel. GP.IMSUA ic JOHNSTOIT.

St Joseph, Feb. 22, 2S5S.tf. res sale. number one storehouse and lot. Lot 7 block 4t.

Apply to D. S.LUill. A M'ch. 4, tf. NOTICE HSerpfmiS hereby notified to cut no more Wood or Timber npbn the town site ot Flwood.

Every father trespasser will be prosecuted to the full e'itent of law. J. B. CHAFFEE, Elwood, Fob. 25, '53.

Agent. All persons bavin? notes due for par' peywents on lots, nrei required to pay up, or the lots will be forfei'ed according to conditions in bonds given bv ti ie J. 1. uiiaii 'Elwood, March 1, '5S tf. Agent.

MAXWELL WARFiELD, WHOLESALE ASD EETAII. DEAI.r.I!8 IS STOVES, TDTOJ IT CASTINGS AND MAIN STREET, St. JOSEPH, MO. MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. Mail going East, ITorth and South East, closes at 9 A.

if. Mail ffoxg 5-oat'd or in the Territory, closes at 10 A. ier. esbotb ways daily, except banday. Post Office kept open ut ail business hours, dBriiisr the weeK, and froin V.

til! 1 on Sundavs. AS. P. Nov. Kith, 1S57.

l'epnty v. ai. FiOSCItj3YfASHrSST0S STATES. ilTiIE STATES," has now been published near soven months, has met with such a success as to justify tho Proprietor in kxi.aiigixg tke daily edition to tbe size of the. Waitinytc Union.

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The newspaper prss has long declared this Magazine to -excel others, for ladies, in the power, raciness, and merits generally of its original stories. These will be better than ever for 1833. The most popular female writers will contribute. New talent will be continually added, ren-ardless of expense, Morality and virtue will be always inculcated. No other Ladies' Magazine Ima such a brilliant list of Itsstipurb Mezzi tints, and other Stoe! are the lest published anywhere', and at the end of each year aro aiune worm suusenp-tion price.

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To every person getting up a Club of Sixteen, and remitting Twenty Dollars, wo will send both the ''Casket" and an extra copy forlS.ri8. Or to ftiy person gttt inp.np a Club, and entitled to the wo will send, if preferred, a copy of tho Magazine for PjT Any person may get a Club. Sperl-Inens sent gratuitously, if written for, post-paid. Address, post-paid, CIIAPJ.ES J. PETERSON, No.

800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. LOTS AND SHAKES fur fale by E. 1:08.051.1. Particular atttntiou paid the pres- ervatiun ot the tec-tn ty cKaning and extracting. Artificial teeth inserted in aecordanea with the recent impry vuiaents iu Mechauical iJeiitistry.

The Toa5f Catmo, in aaia Cosily, Kansas. This new place, now less than three months old, has already acquired the appearance of an eastern village. Where, but a short time since eaiight was heard save theserecch of the night-hawk, the howl of the prairie wolf, or the whoop of the red man, may now be heard the mechanic ia the Koors of his the ringing of the anvil or the harsh grating of the saw. Even-vestige of the stillness and quiet of an unsettled region has passed away, end the busy employments of men take their place. This vjliags is located on the Territorial road, running from Atchison westward, 41 miles from that place and in a direct line from Elwood to Fort Riley between which idaces a rail-road is now in contemplation; being a continuance of the Hannibal St.

Joseph toward Santa-Fe. The town lies on abigh, gently undulating prairie divide, nd slopes oif gradually till it reaches Eik Creek. It already boasts a nrjst ei-oellent Raw-mill, to which a gi W-niill will be added this season, and no place in central Kansas has a better Hotel. As regards timber it is most happily situated; there being some thirty acres of walnut and oak upon the town site Elk, Straight, Sujdier and Spring creeks, ail near by, furnish abundance of fire-wood and timber for tho mill; while Red Vermillion, eight miles distant, is nnsnrpassed for its heavy growth of the best liajj Escdlout building stone is found ca tin bank of Elk Greek, which can be easily quarried; and less than two miles from the town there is a fine vein of stone coal. Vith these advantages, and a rich agricultural country around, Ostaeio offers superior inducements to the emigrant and capitalist the farmer may settle near the growing village and there sell his produce and bnV his year's supply.

Anon the siiriii cry ot tne steam car lsneara, ana an enterprising and flourishing community springs into active life, to crown with riches tihe early settlers in that region. Among tho proprietors may bo B. Perkins, of Elwood, Kansas; Dr. Or. Fnsbi, late of Mitchell, Iowa; Saml.

Bradshaw, of Ontario, Kansas Ey Ivan, Harshall County, aw as. To one, unacquainted with western ra pidity with which towns spring up in this, the ultima ihuleof civilization is truly remarkable. That in this multitude of embryo there should be many whose existence is found save but on paper, is highly probable, and causes little wonder; but in every country there are locations, which in themselves foreshadow the success and future greatness cf tho nascent communities'. What man, possessed of half an.eye, but long ago foretold the future growth of Chicnjfi and St. Louis, of St.

Paul and Davenport their growth may have been more rapid than was ex pected by some, but their advancement was none nhe Tints it is with Sylvan; that this is no paper town is proven by the improvements already there; by the best kept Hotel in Kansas, a most excellent grist and saw mill, several stores and a rapidly increasing population. Situated in the geographical. center of Marshall County, in one of the richest agricultural districts of Kansas, with the certainty, cf having the county seat removed there, when once the country becomes, settled; -on the. direct line of th Elwood Palmetto R. tho continuation of the strongest railroad interest in the toward the Pacifle Ocean; with an abundance of timber on eveiy side, fine springs.of clear pellucid water, reminding one of the glorious mountain streams of the East; with building stone of the best blue limestone; on the line of travel leading, East and West from the Missouri to tho Valley.

of the Blue, and on to California; and iu a country proverbial for its healthiness with all these advantages, what can prevent Sylvan from becoming a town of considerable importance; and it now offers every inducement to the settler seeking a home or the capitalist in search of a investment for his money. ace a few claim? still left near the town site, which if quickly for may be and in a fewyears they will amply repay the labor expended on them, and en rich their possessors. Among, the prominent proprietors, are the fol lowing gents: D. B. Perkins, of Elwood, Eansas; Safford Nebraska City, N.

Jao. J. Sarnplo, of Wyandotte, Kansas A. G. Barrett, of Sylvan, Kansas; HOW AUD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA.

A denetolcnt Institution-, estallisliedb; fp.yiale.n-doir-mr.ntfor the relief of the and di-tlrmcd, ajucted with I ira-eiu and jutemic diseases To all persons nfilicte.l with Sexual Diseases, such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHtEA GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE, eVc, i.e., Tho HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in vfjw cf the awful destruction of caused by Sexual diseases, ami tne iieceptious practiced upon the unfortunate. victim of. srVli diseases bv Quacks, several years ago liirccted their Consult ing surgeon, as a (JI1AKI 1 A I'LL AL Worthy of their naino, to open a dispensary for the treatment of this class uf disease, in all their forms, and to give' MEDI0AL.ADVI0.E GRATIS, to all who applyjby letter, "with a description of their condition (ago. reeilpation, habits of life, and in cases of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES. FREE OF CHARGE.

It is needless to add that-the Association commands the highest medical skill of tho age, mid will furnish the most approved modern treatment. The Directors, upon a review the past, feel assured that their labtfrs in. this sphew of benevolent', effort, have bam of great beiieilt to the afflicted, especially -to the young, and they have resolved to devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this very important, hilt much despised cause. Just Published by tho Association, a Report on Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, the Vice ot (Jnanism, juii'turnation or Belt Abw, ami other diseases ot the. Sexual Organs, by the Con suiting Surgeon, which will-he sent by nmil (in a sealed letter envelope), FREE OF CHARGE, on two M4 reel-ipt 1 1, j.n Address.for Report or treatment, Dr.GEOROE R.

OALHOL'A, tonsiiltniL' Surgeon, Ilvward Association, Ho. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadul pliia, Pa. Bv order of tho Directors EZRA l. GEO. F.VlRClllI.D, Secretary.

Jan.U.-nly. Cn Cur Table. Kansas SdtUr. Tiiis is the name of anotber paper, j.ist started at the lato Pro' Slavery town of Leenmseh, i Keep tue bail rot-ling, and it will ere long jump the Missouri, iu the Platte Purchase. We should Lave ooticed this paper before, bat have been so (busy the past fonr weeks, we had not looked through our eschangos nufliuietit'y to CnJ iU It is a neat, reaJible sheet, aad we wish it a hearty BTippTL.

rrecdoni'i Champion, for a like; reason, lias been unobserved. Were glad to see the.im--proved; appearance jnade by theJcru of the iHteS-juaHer Sever c'gii mccks to tLe new cd itor. Mr. Maiitin'. Ve have received the PiOspectus of two pa-, pers, aboiit to be started one, the Central Ccw-ier, at npoi ia, K.

is to be Free-State, with predilections--prica $2. a year, in alcane-e. The other, the Clarion, published at Kansas City, is independent Watkis Publisher; price $3. a year, in adcance, Wo wish tliem success. UiTca Counts of 'Hs'ls Journal cf Hew York.

One D-Aiur a Year; Single Suneiber Ten 1 Deceptions; Fictitious Pending? Insanity; (Dangers of Oratorsfc Gluttony: Digestion Aids; Sea Voyages and Lungs; Sabbath Hygiene: Dr. Luko; Air and Exercise; ealh iu New Yorkf, Medicated Inhalation; Over-eat in Loss of Voice; Blessed Charity. It is usel ess to praise this Journal already given our readers our opinion of it repeat, that it is invaluable to every family, end costs per annum. Though a thorough jmdic.al work it is intelligible to the unprofessional reader. Pelentan for April is on our table, with it accustomed amount of reading matter and another engraving.

Porsonsjwho wont subscribe for so good a magazine, at $2. per annum, hardly deserve a publication. The engravings alone ure worth tiie price of subscription. Address Charles J. 308 Chosnut St.

Philadelphia Notice! i Tlio Corporators of the' Elwood nr.3 Macadamized Co. are notilied to raaet at tho Town Co. OiHco, in EKvoo the 7th of April, to take tha necessary stopa lor organizing the Company, and having tho road placed under contract aoneo. 'y order of livo of tho Corporators. Elwood K.

'Mar. 1 Gih '58. A Chance for a Fortune. The Town Co. are drawing their labors to a chise, and will soon divide property and disband, The Hotel is -a part of their assets, which they offer at private sale; tie.

i) three high, of excellent material, facing 100 t'jut upon two with Hues to every room in the house, savo one, and can bo completed in a few weeks. The' Company will sell it cheap, for cash, or part do-vn and the balance on'. short time, a they m.ist disband soon, Its cost tims far, is nearly $15,000., andless than 1500 will complete it. For further "particulars, addre Jksoms P. Chaffee, St.

Joseph, J.fo. Sel'iasr Oif at Reduced Prices. Now is tho time to save your 'money, BRACE is selling goods aN most without profit, to closo out the balance of his stock, in order to make room for the new anil large one he is is now purchasing'jn Boston and New York. 'Save your dimes and give Brace a call, if you want cheap bargains. have to record the sudden, and unexpected death of Hakkiet wife ot W.

L. Lewis Esq. late of Pittstoti Maine, aged 20 years; who Irmnftp.t tl.i,t Vti nil "Wojifl tUn fircf t.ir- an illness of one week, caused by overexertion brought on a fever, that baffled the pkill of her physician and She had her eenses np to the and said sho was happy in tho Lord; that had no terrors for her, for ehe knew lliat her peace was made Heaven. Sho was a devoted Christian, and a lady of rare literary attainments; a polished scholar and devoted and aiTeetionate wife. Mrs.

Lewis' death will be sincerely felt by her )nsl) ind. relatives and friends iu the numerous cirolo of her acquaintance. a. l. (late of Philadelphia) "VVovr.n respectfully inform the citizens of Elwood, that he has opened bis office in tho lute oTice of tho Town where he can be consulted on Medicine or Surgery.

Having been for a numbered' years the lejident Physician to the Philadelphia Hospital, he feelshinuelf com- petcntto treat any disease remediable by Medicine or surgery. IIefekkxces Prof. Thos. F. Jas.

D. Pane st, Chas. O. Meifjs, of Philadelphin. Washington C.

Lane M. Prof. McDowell, St, Louis. O. W.

BAKU, -FOR WAIIDVNG it COMMISSION MERCHANT, OrrlOB, COIiNKI! BVCIIASAS AXPCIXT1I STKEETS, 'J- ELWOOD, KANSAS. Having completed my Largo and Commodious Wareliouse, I am ready to receive end deliver, ploreorship all goods consigned to persons in the Territory, heretofore shipping to St. Joseph, will do well to have their goods sent to my care; thereby saving extra drayago and ferriage. I am also prepared to receive goods to sell on commission; a very largo trade centers here, which goes to St. iu consequence of our not having a sufficient quantity and variety of stocks.

This is a most excellent point at which to of all kinds of Grocories, Hardware By attention to my business, promptness in (lischnrge of nil commissions and moderate I hope to merit tho support of tho public. March 18, W58. tt ES'iTvAY. Tnkon up by tho subscriber at.Wa-the.nn on tho 26th a light sorrel Mare, five or Htx years old, fourteen and a half hnnds high, hind feet wl lte and some white In the faco, and had on when tiiketi tip a saddle and bridle. Tho owner can have wid mire bv proving property and pnM.ig FALL STOCK Brr-Sicds Net ions Bress-fiGoils, lord-' wore, loots, 'drecerics, ad! 10,000 worth of NEW GOODS" Just pnrcliaEed in the- Markets of BOSTON KE.VORK AKD SAINT LOUIS! OCT3 Try mo before ypn cross ilie river, for 1 can sell cheaper than they can in St.

Joseph. S.T7. Corner of Sixth Douglais st'e, ELWOOD, KANSAS. Sth, '57. tf JOliS M.

EOE. OliAB. G1L-MOK. EGE GliilOIi, WEOirSALS AEi) EXTAII GIL0CSHS, LIQUOR DEALERS, AM General ComEissica EerchasLs. mmTILMl, KANSAS.

Ji FINE, Inngc, double Store House owned joint-fl ly by John Id. Ego, and Ilowdlc McCoy. DrnggiJts, Who oennpy one portion of it, and Messrs. Ege Gliftior, Gi'occrs niul Liquor Dealers, in the other, who have no on hand a large and extensive assortment' of Groceries and Liquors, which have long bcin ncededrin Doniphan, to which they call the attention of trhe public generally; determining to sell as low csitn be done at any point on the Missouri Their motto being" "Quick Saks and Small Profits." Julv 2. 1857.

Bering Arrangement. 1857. REGULAR HON DA PA CEET! For Brunswick; Miami, Hill's Landing, Warfrly, Berlin, Lexington, Wellington, Riclifit.ld, Liberty, Independence, Leaven-Kortli, City, Weston, Atchison, Donipan, Palermo, St. Joseph and Elwood. THE splendid, new and fast pas-tw3f sengor steamer MORNING STAR, KgisssEsisT.

ii. Brieui.t, Master, II. M. Blos-soir, Clerk, will leave St. Louis for St.

ever alternate Tuesday, at 4 o'clock, P. M. Julv 14 and 28; August 11 and 24; Sept. and 22; and 20; Nov. 3d.

For St. Louis, leaves St. Joseph, Palermo Doniphan, latnn, Weston, and Fort Leavenworth, on Mondays, July 6 and 20; Aug. 3, 17; end SI; Sept, Hand 28; 12 and 20; Nov. 9.

ras.iia' Palermo at 11 o'clock, A. Doniphan at 12, Sf; Atchison at 2 P. Litan at 3 Weston at 4 P. Ft. Leavenworth at P.

remaining at Leavenworth City albtiight. Arriving in Kt. Louis on in time for. all evcning lines of travel, and offering, by nn deviating ptmctunlity.Jho most reliable method of transit to St. Louis from all point? on the Missouri river, avoiding1 the falling tmiiie'lsand slides, carnalities of the highly darrfyofous Railriind from.

Jefferson Gity, with but tricing loss of time, and no additional expense, July 9 REGULAR. ST, JOSEPH, Eltcood, Council Jihtffs cf Omaha Wcelly Packet. The Sea, Light-Draught Steamer, js rsc ffis gs ja. psaifi CAPT. G.

A. EEICIIENEKER, will leave weekly for the above and intermediate points. This boat has been purclu scd by tho eitirens of St. Joseph, to run as a weekly pacKrt between bt. Joseph and Omaha; and will rositively be kept reirularlv in this trade.

July 9 lSS7tf 1857. Season Arrangement. 1857. St. Joseph, Elwoodand Council Bluffs Packet, "SILVEE HEELS 1" THE new and fast running ger IlEWiS? hav-rti-SSS-iing beenbuilt expressly for the trade, willnjion the opening of regular weekly trijia, between and Cduiicil Klutrs, connecting with the GncSt.

Louis pctekcts, at St. Joseph. The "Silver Heels win extent! iter uipso Sioux Citvand intermediate points, once a month. Julv 0 185 "Agents, St. Joseph.

JCHIf R. E0YD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL P.EA.L ESTATE AGENT, -DonipJisn City, Safta3 Territory 1TTTI.L riiicth-o Law in theCourtsof Kansas, nv.d Vv adjoining counties in Missouri, and attend to nil-business connected with the Land Office nt fjJ'Wtll also. buy-and sell Land, fnw Klerk nnd Lots. Land warrants, 'for small cbir.iuisVwn. July tf KtCIIAKU FISljF.Jt.v i WM.

It. COLLINS. ilSEEE CCLLIIT3, Manufacturers of, and Retail DEALERS ROOTS AND SHOES, gaeoTid Street. St. Joseph.

1 UiEEP coiistant.lv-.on hand a large assortmentof all kinds ot gentlemens', Ladies ami Gliildrcus' Roots and Shoes, which they can sell as low as any in upper Julv K0 1S57 tf M. JEFF TIIOMRSON, Seiiehil feiM Agent BAISTT JOSEPH, EKSOUEI, WILL JiUY, SELL ASELKCT LANDS, BUY, Skl-L LOCA TE LA SD WARRANTS, KXA51IM2 AM) VAM'E I.A.MIS, And Pay Taxes for jS'on-Bcsidents, in Missouri, iowa, Kansas Nebraska. July 2 1807 tf FOR SALE. ASTOE ELOS, Manufacturer of Wholesale Retail Dealer in A 6 jr KING TOBACCO, Fs? SIDK PQr AJ! MIST JOSEPH, KISSOUEL June 2o 1857 tf WIIoLLSaLE AXD RETAIL Groceries, Wine3, liquors and Ciiecnswalre SI ORE, AT liLWOOD! 1IIAYE in store, and am daily receiving, a larcro cupplyof the following articles, at as cheats price as any store la the West, for cash CotTed. Rio; Teas, Imjierial; Coffee, Java? Tea, iiluek; Sagirr, 1 ca, Y'ng llyson; Starch: Molasses; Indigo Rlue, Vinegar; Wash Blue; Bacon; Alspiee; Rice; Raisins; Crackers; Tobacco; Cigars; riclcies; And other articles too numerous to iticrftlcn, ncH as tubs, paiis, brooms, bitekctSjiuiitts.pipeslasnT ware: boots and shoes.

atCampbdl's before yon-cross the river, and save year ferriage. July ft CAMP REEL. 11. SMITH' CO. OTTTl tnf.irm ilia nit tltol iV hold themselves in readiness to contract for tiie erection of buildings of every description.

Having learned our trades in the East, serving with, and receiving our instruction from, the best architects and master builders, of which that section of tho country can boast, we feel confident thst-wfc enn design and construct, to grace tho grounds of the, most wealthy, to suit the the most fanciful, ortothe satisfaction of the Please give fis a call. July 2 1857 T. J. TltOMl'SOX. C1IAS.

OI1.MOR. joiix ji. eok; KANSAS LAND REAL ESTATE AGSNCn -THCHPEOH, dllEOE EGE, CIVIL EXGJJEEP.S AXD'SUR YEYORS, Eonipnai City, T. II LLbniness cntriisled to them will be promptly attended to." Real Estate, Claims, TownLots, bought-'-and Lands entered and war-, rants locate in'MissoFri, Iowa, Kansns.aqd N-o-bniska. Selections and lecatious for distant dealers oc the most favor'ald Julv 0 PIITSEUEG WEESLY UNI0U.

mm ELIDSCRIFTIONS CKS COLLAR A YEiR. Clubs of Mi Titelce 10,00. PERSONS wishing to take a paper from PiftW Liurg, wiil find the Weekly Union one of the cheapest papers In the West. Any person sending by letter or otherwise Ten. Dollars will be entitled to twelve copies.

Address JOHN. II BAILEY, July 131857 Pittsburg, AIT 0 IT Y. I TJ KEN; r-CARPfiNTR' AN D-. JOINERj Corner of and. Eighth SVs, ELWOOD, KANSAS' IS prepared ta execute work-in.

-his dine at all 1 times; on tho. shortest notice and in the best style. work satisfactorily done, or no charges made. ST. CHARLES HOTEL! DOUGLAS STREET ELWOOl) KANSAS, N.

FREEMAN, Proprietor, WOULD, respectfully announce to the traveling community that he has opened the St. Charles Hotel for the reception of travelers, and intends to keep it in ji manner that will give entire satisfaction to all who choose to favor him with their patronage. Sept. 3 p1 tf. HEW EALi WIITTEE 800D3 QCICK SALES.

fSSI SMITH. WITHERS Second Street, St. Joseph, BETWEEN Francis St and Market. Square, nnd diiilr to Van Lear Brittain's drug-store, have received, direct from New York and Philadelphia, an extensive aud splendid assortment of STAPLE AXD FAXCY DR Y- GOODS, Boualit'hnd" selected by one'of the firm, wiih much care and attention, tc-suit the various tastl-s and wants of this community, and well adapted to TIIE FALL AND WINTER TEADEj Including a large and general assortment of BOOTS AND And in all cases, intend to sell at the very lowest CASHPEICES, Being cTstermined that no house sliKlftlnder-sVii 11s, and without eimmcrating tho different 'articles, will add that our stock of wf every grade and variety, is full and complete, 'and we solicit all wanting good and i uive us-a call, aud we will take pleasure in show-Siutthcsa pottos. SMITH Octl tf '7 F.

II. GltAEEJS. ELWOOD, KANSAS. (ILL kinds of plchi and ornamental rinsferlrjr done with lieatncfs and dispatch, ana on tho most reasonable terms. Elwood, ICj 2 1S57 tf SAINT JOSEPH ATSD CCUECIL BLlIFES KJS1 f- fi' 1 HMMM liiiiuULa TJ li VI UUbiLUieu KUUt FlAlLY leave Si 1 it 7 A a nrinnext LJ day, in thcoyjiii'itw, at.

7 P.M.; passing through Savanna'i, Ol'i'gon, Linden, Rockport, Sidney, Tuhor, St. Mary's; connecting wifli liner tiTNtbi a Relleview and Omaha CV v. Siont's lfotel. July 2 lW7jf LiiiieM Every Mr AT 10 O'CLOCK, AT THE ST. NICHOLAS 1 EALNT JOSEPH; UISSOUEt Julv 2 if I jso.

t. n. a.h. miivs. 2IITIi, ELIST70ETH EUTT3; DOORS AAD 3iih3oo5, wrv OUR facilities for funiisVii Ltiinbt-r for this market are not excelled.

Dre-sed Floor iut, hiding nnd Finishing Lumber, constantly iffd, 1 June 23 I837 PEOFESSOR OF MUSIC. TT AVI KG located in the city of St. Jo 11 iiectfully tenders bis services to tin 'oseph, rcs- citizens. 375 Pic.no Tuned ca the Host PcasoKulle Ttrmi. N.

B. TMithing piano pier quarter; or by the lesson 1. Tuning piatto Address F. A. Beanvais' Jewelry Store Second Rtreet.

Orders particularly attended to. Jbinds for balls and parties provided. Uct. 1 tf lt57 MAMMOTH GTOCli! DOUGLASS TJAS MADE, A NEW TRADE OF CITY LOTS FOE CLOT HIM 6, And will divide the Profits with his fellow Citizens it they WILL CALL ON EIM. DOWN GO THE PRICES $15,000 AVORTn.CLOTHINrr,- 10.000 WORTH LIQUORS, WOUTU DRY-GOODS, 5,000.

BOOTS and "Currency Takca at You can save 5 in every $15 Merchants can save fiOO dollars In every ICC0 by callinsr on DOUGLASS At McDonald's oldStand, no22tf Main Street, St. Joseph. ULACKSM1TIIING AUD WAGOU HEPAIUIX3 11- We are now prepared to do anything and everything-in enr line. Having recently made arrangements to open our shop iu El wood, enow-say to ail, give us a call, for we can do your work tt elitap, and as vtll as any one Try mi. We have a skilful "blacksmith, who is well acquainted with every department of the business.

aiso have a good wagomnaker, who can make or repair Kii'jons 'm the lent itylc. i'e will always 'be found on hand, at oar stand. near the saw-mill; at the corner of Sd and Don id as Sts. RICHARDSON POOR CO. Elwood, K.

T. Oct. 22d, '57. tf. HUERAH FOE ELYCCD I Dlfl COLLARS worth of neweoodsdi- wlUiUUU reetffom Boston, Ne-v York ami St.

Louis markets, for the Kattsiis trade. I am now opening ono of the finest assortments of BOtilS, SHOES, GtWCERlES tLAIxSAe Try me bc'irc yon cross the river, for my coous were bought at first markets; thus saving com- missionp. t3? Remember the Broien Cheap Cash Store, Corner Gth and Douglas streets. JAMES P. BRACE.

Elwood, if 57 a. J. E. WAnilTGTOy, Iaatr. Wholesale and Ml Mm in iIAHDWAUE AND CUTLERY, Fourth.

Street, St. Joseph, Ke. Ases, Chains, Angers, PocketKnives, Steel, Planes, Knives A-Forks Vices, Nails, Locks, Guns Pistols, Saws, Shovels, Spades. T.SO. ar-ent.

for Ttrnu-ri'tt Ttr.lt-trc 11 Spear Jackson's Celebrated Circular Saws, India Ih-hirfr. and V.pA ware. A genera! assortment of heavy and.shelr tarijwaro, to whiMi the attention ol mercliatits ts eSpectfully solicited. July 30 157' W. E.

DOSXKI.L. A. EAXl-OM. E0U2IEIL GAXTC1T, Wlioleaale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, I asnionabls Sonnets, P.eadv Made Clothincr. Hats, Cans.

Soots and Shoes, Groceries, Crookefywate, aaiis, ana itar aware; ana, aiso, 1,. Vlt.IOIJ, ELOC'K, FCTJUlil STUEST, ST. JOSEPH, 320. July 23 1637 tf SsHL OSi P3f.a C2JE S. JSj SlillTH WITHEPvS, Cillers it SinpSe Tqiicl) HAVE removed to No.

10, on Second street, iu the new brick store room, next door to Messrs. anLear brittain new drug store, nearly opposite Tootles Faiiieigh, and between Francis street and Market where they will be pleased to see their former customers and the pub-lie generally, assuring all that they in'end to continue to ZLI CHEAP G00D3. They have reduced the prico of their lawns, bareges, and tissues, and all fancy Slimmer goods; feeling certain that all who see them csnnot resist bi.ying, -We are selling goods of every description at a small advance en cost. 1 SMITH WITHERS. Si.

Joseph, July 10 1S07 tf GE0CEEIES, WI3E3 AND LiaUOSS. TIIE nndei'signod hits opened a in the flourishing town of Elwood, and will constantly keep on hand all kinds of Groceries, Cor.fec-tiotinrleu, Wines and Liquors, nt loy.tst fit. Joseph prices. The public d' Kansas, by faffing at ibis store, will spare, costs and annevnnce of the ferry. toW.

F. SGUONFIELD. JuncCa 1S37 tf JAMS a licCAH OH, (Lateof ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND LAND AND COLLKCTilJC. AG-IJJT, CFAttY IKSJimi-RT, WILL practice iu the (Vtrts ef Kansas. Lund Warrants Located lands and town property bought and mild.

Juno 25 if QHAkLES KEARNEY, VmCLESALli RETAIL GliOOEIl, a js .3 at C23 xt sl. r.c- 3 KARTMhR, MAKKKT SQI'ARK, SAINT JOSEPH, UISS3UPJ. m23 tf TOW. Is the time to make your fortunes. Tho lJiini1rr.ignetl has for sale, ehenp for bidh lots ulon the levc and vlsewheo in town.

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