The Kansas Weekly Press from Elwood, Kansas • 4

ISAAC EDWARDS 1 A CARD. I have been engaged in a New York PHILLIPS, SAMPSON COMPACT'S 4, i. NEW STORE IN A NEW TOWN! -F. B. W.

M. ELLSWORTH IIAYE iust opened in their New and -Ml' ELWOOD INSURANCE OFFICE. Corner of Douglas and Fifth Streets, ELWOOD, KANSAS. PIICENIX Insurance Company ITart-ford, Conn. Cash Assets, $349,157,14 D.

W. WILDER, Agent. Applications can be made at the above office for insurance of the old INSURANCE Hartford, HOME INSURANCE CO. of New York, CHARTER OAK INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, STATE FIRE INSURANGE New Haven, Conn. 1 Lrryf 3: I GREAT WESTERN! TIIIS Hotel, one of the la west, is situated jn gost in the EL WOOD, KANSAS, DiTinsitft St.

Josenh. Mo. and 11 the Hannibal St. Joseph Kail road. It is two hundred feet in length.

Vires stories high, recently finished and furnished in a superior manner, and offers Excellent Inducements to the Public. CHARGES MODERATE. FRANKLIN CO. octlGSO ly. F.

B. EI.I.SWOKTIU W. M. El.l.flWOltTH ELLSWORTH BRO. VHnl.nli Ar Refill Donlor in DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, HARDWARE, 2 lvr Dovglas St.

Elwood, K.T. SAM'L D. SMITH, M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ELWOOD, KANSAS. Office, corner of Douglas and Fifth streoU.

References PROF. Sara'l St. John, L. L. N.

Y. TTniversity, N. Y. City Prof. H.

A. Acklcy Cleveland Medical College, Cleveland, Ohio; Profs. Davis and By-fonl, Chicago, Dr. J. L.

Stewart, Erie, Penn. Dec 18 '58 ly D. B. JONES, ELWOOD, KANSAS. I PROPOSE TO KEEP constantly.off hand all kinds of Stoves, Hollow-ware and Tin ware, Sheet Iron, and in fact the pnblic cannot call for anything appertaining to the trade but that I can furnish them.

I have constantly on hand, Cock, Box, Parlor Office Stoves, for coal or wood. Also a lar je and well selected stock of the justly celebrated llliJiVU 111 lYJJii. AifU UliiliblilUfe blUinu Give me a call and examine my assortment before purchasing elsewhere, and von will find that I can and will give you satisfaction, and prove that yon will do as well if not better by purchasing of me as you can of any dealer in the country, for cash. noiiy ELWOOD AHEAD YET. SHE demands goods from first hands, and I can supply them, for I have just returned from the East and South with a splendid stock of Dress Goods! From Bowen, McNamee of the latest styles and tin est qualities.

Also, all kinds of DOMESTIC GOODS! The largest stock of Boots and Shoe to tin found in Kansas dhect from first lmnda I retail as cheap as some mer chants wholesa'e (so called) over the river. My stock of II ARDWAItE. Is comprised of all articles ever dreamt, thought of. or imagined, Ironi the small est screw to a jack-screw, from a lock to a gun, stock ot 6 EE IE Came direct from New Orleans. Everything came from first hands, and thus saves Commission, Call in and Be me.

even if you don't buy, and I will prove that you will save time and money on this side. Gome one and all, and see the new styles! nov20.1y G. W. BARR ELWOOD EXCHANGE. COESEB OF FOURTH AND FOEEMA2I STREETS, BY A.

DIS QUE, Refreshments got up at all hours, in the best style. I have on hand a fine btock of Liquors consisting of Wines, Brandies. Old Rye, and Bourbon Whis- kev, also the very best article of LAGER BEER, that can be bought. 1 will spare pains to make my guests at home, and to satisly thcirtastes. dive me a call.

Elwood, june 5th, 1858. nol lyr. WESLEY BO LING, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, Elwood Doniphan Co. IT. T.

STA11 Orders Promptly Attended to. 3Buildmgs Erected by the jod or by Contract. 1 lyr G. FURCELL. GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

EMPLOY MENT, HOUSE AGENT AND COLLECTOR. Office on Second street, Three doers abort ilesms. Calhoun opposite ths Post Ojf.cc, St. Joseph, Mo. Will attend promptly to Renting, Leasing, Buying, and selling City property on commission, make all collections, obtain situations, servants.

Clerks, assistant INFERENCES ST. JOSEPH, 1IO. Hon. Willard P. Hall, Col.

W. B. Thompson, Messrs. Donnell Saxton, Messrs. Jno.

Calhoun A. Beativ hanker, Lee Chaffe bankers, J. B. Jennings Co J. Edwards Bro M.

Jeff Thompson, Land Agent, H. P. West-la'ko Land Agents St. Louis. July, 24th 1858.

noS lyr. GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH United States Express Company, Proprietors. Fast Freight Line FUOM New York" and Boston to the West and North West la Chartered Cars on Emigrant Passenger Trains. Mar-k Packages "Great Western Despatch," and deliver foot of Chambers Street, New York, and Western Railroad Depot, Boston. OBTAIX BILLS OF LADING OF M.

II. IIOVEY, Agent, 251 Broadway, N.y. E.A.LOCKE, Agent, IB btate street, Boston. E. O.

FULLER, Travel-- irm- Aent. L. FOWLER. Agent, 14 Dearborn Street, Chicago. June, 1858, ltf.

FLOUR! KEEP constantly on hand St. Joseph i- Factory Mills Flour, for ealo at the as Chronometer Watch and Clock MAKERS DEALERS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEW. ELKY, FINE CUTLEBY, FANCY GOODS, All kinds of Musical Instruments, Opposite Vanlear Brittain Hardy, SECOND ST. MO. A LL" persons having Clocks or Watch-il- es to repair, will find it to their in terest to give us a call, as the senior part ner learned his business in one ot tne hest houses in London, and has been en (Tfitrod for vears in the manufacture of Clocks and Watches, tsy We feel confident ot ffivmg our patrons entire satisfaction.

novlat ELWOOD LIVERY STABLE. THE Bubscri- bers beg leave tofeCgg. inform the public that they have, now completed their stable, and are now in readiness to accommodate persons at all times, with Horses, Hacks, Top Open Buggies; ALSO, A FINE LOT OP SADDLE HORSES. As thoir stock is all new, they flatter themselves thay can please the most fastidious. Passengers conveyed to any point with dispatch, and on- reasonable terms.

ErWS table on fifth street, opposite tho notel. Give us a call. COOK SELOVER. N. B.

Also a lot ot those, celebrated eastern made buggies for sale. They" are manufactured of the best material, and are warranted to give satisfaction. June 5, 1858 tf Q- a. ALFRED U. PEATS, EDWABD KtJSSELI, PEATS ANIT RUSSELL, Real Estate Agents.

Elwood, Doniphan County Kansas Territory. FROM a long and intimate acquain tance with land matters, and experience in Western Town Property, we feel com petent to give satisfaction to all requh ing our assistance. Having been cognisant of the rise and progress of almost every place on the Missouri.Rivef, for the nast four vears, we can the better iudse of the future prospects, and pres ent stabiatv ot anv point than can tne enrsorv traveller in a new region. We therefore, offer our services to all seek ins homes in the -West, or others desir ous of investing 'money in Western Iowa, Western Missouri, Nebraska or Kansas. REFER TO, Jno.

Mheeill Co. 83 Exchange St, Boston Mass. Thompson Eeo's, Wall St. N.Y. City M.

Jttdson Co. New Orleans La F. H. Benson, Clark st. Chicago, 111.

Geo! Smith Co. noN. Sam. R. Curtis, Washington D.

0. Marshall, Harvkt Tract, Buffa lo N.Y. Lyon, Hudson Bush, Mobile, Ala. IIokach Everett, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Hon.

Clark, Dubuque, nol lyr. Union Paint Shop. J0H1T T. YATES, House, Sign and Ornamental ZE3I 2ST rJX BLSL PAPER II ANGER, Felix No. 20, between 3d 4th," ST.

JOSEPH, MO. ALL ORDERS left with Van Lear Brittain or btarling, Loving McDonald, will receive prompt attention. All orders from Doniphan or adjoin ing counties promptly attended to. Orders ironi a distance, to receive im mediate attention must be addressed to J. T.

nov 13 ly. P. O. Box 105. THE MISSOURI DEMOCRAT," PUBLISHED AT ST, LOTUS, MQ.

Terms. Daily, $8 per annum Tri-Woek- ly, in advance. Clubs Ten Copies for $15; Twenty Copies for $28. Addsess, TMcKEE FISHBACX. The Hissouri Democrat is a Western Journal; devoted to the interests of the West, and published at Bt Louis, the cen ter of- the Valley of th Mississippi, the focus of news, politics, literature, commerce and manufactures.

Its facilities for giving the latest intelligence in eaeh a'nd all of these respects, are unrivalled, and its patrons may be assured that no expense will be spared to make it the paper of the people; Every department is filled with talented and reliable conductors. Its corps of correspondents in Washington, New York, New Orleans, Kansas! Nebraska, New Mexico and Utah number some of the ablest writers in the 'pountry. Contributions relating to the antiquities, the soils, the mineral wealth, the agricultural and iho local neys of the neighboring States will- always be found in its columns. The markets of the chief cities of the West, the statistics of production and shipment, and the trade of our Rail roads', will each be carefull noticed. The latest information by telegraph from every quarter will be furnished; the details of foreign steamships will be given in full; reviews of new publications will be sedulously supplied and, in brief, everything that can afford entertainment to, the reader or knowledge to the thinker, will be presented to its subscribers.

Kansas News. Kansas has now become a point of much importance and attraction to the whole country. For more than ji year past the Missouri Democrat has furnished the newspaper press of the Union with the most authentic as well as the earliest inteligence frm that quarter. It has now five reporters fn various parts of the Territory, and special attention will be devoted to obtain reliable accounts of every event of interest that may transpire there. Those who "wish to keep posted in regard to Kansas affairs, the politics, settlement, immigration, and all that concerns the progress of opinions in that quarter, can "find no better yiD of obtaining them than through the columns of this paper.

Political Position. The Missouri Democrat is, as its name imports Democratic in principle, conservative in tentiment, opposed to the violence and outrages that have disgraced the Territories, and zealously in fayot of the right of the people of each locality toontrol their domestic afiairs. without interference from thoee residing in other be I a house to prepare a New Guide Book for Kansas emigrants to be published, if possibJe, on the 1st of February. It will the largest hand book of the Territory yet issued. I desire to have the latest and most reliable "What want is facts." Will my friends in the different counties do me the favor to write at once aud post me up in relation to the necessities and facts ottheir respective localities? For example I want to know tho exact location of the towns, their popula tion, needs, number ot houses, the size and price of lots; the price of farming lands within five or ten miles; the prices of cattle, horses, and other farm stock and the latest prices current: what min erals are in the vicinity the natura of the soil and water; trom what btate chiefly their neighbors came; whether they have schools yet; ditto of churches; how their newspapers iioarish; what stage lines are nearest to their places Und the fare charged from point to point; of distances from their towns to the principle centers; (need say nothing of prospective prosperity- know already that every place in Kansas is agoin to be the future metropolis of Ameriky,) but would like to know to what kind and what amount of labor you can give im mediate and remunerative employment; the rates of wages of the various branch es of industry and to have maps otiul the towns.

which exist on terra firma, as well as on paper; and statistics (as lull as possible) or accurate estimates of all tho amount and kinds of crops produced in vour counties or localities last season Writers must be willing to have their names printed in the book as endorsers of their statements. JAMES REDPATII Kditors publishing this card will re ceive a cony of the book. deel 83m ORDER OS" PUBLICATION. United States of America, Kansas Terri tory. In the District Court, in and for the first Judicial District, sitting iu Doniphan couhtv March term, A.

D. 185'J. Andfew G. Ere, and Matilda G. Vs.

Armstrong Beattie, and Defendants. John Crane, Armstrong Beattie and John W. Crane, of St. Joseph, in the State of Missouri, will take notice that Andrew G. bgeand Matilda C.

Eire, of the County of Doni phan, in the Territory of Kansas, did, on the yth day of A. 1858, hie their petition in the District Court, in and for the first pidicial district, sit ting in Doniphan county, msaul lernto-ry of Kansas, against the said Armstrong Beattie and John W. Crane, defendants, setting forth that, on the 26th day of January, A. 1858, the said Andrew G. Ege aud Matilda C.

Ege, the plaintiffs," executed unto the said Armstrong beat- tie and John W. Crane, the defendants, a certain deed for the purpose ot securing the payment of certain debts therein specified, as fully appears by reference to the book of Records of Doniphan county, marked pages 353 and 854; That said defendants, by virtue of said deed, did, on the 26th day of October, 18o8, by ad vertisement in the "West," a newspaper published in tho city of St. Joseph, in the State of Missouri, offer for sale, on the 27th clay of December, A. 185B; the premises mentioned in said deed afore said, to wit: the north-west quarter of section number (11) eleven, township number (4) four and range number (20) twenty the north-east quarter of section number (10) ten the south-west quarter of section number (2) two, the south half of section (10) ten and the north half of section (15) fifteen, all in the hrst named township and ringc, as fully appears by reference to the adver tisement aforesaid. Now the object and prayer of said petition is to restrain and enjoin the said Armstrong Beattie and John W.

Crane, from selling the above described realxjs- tate, or any part thereor, in manner and form asset forth in the said advertise ment. And tho said Armstrong Beattie and John W. Crane are further notified that a temporary injunction has been grant' ed in earn cause and that they are required to appear and answer said petition on or betore the 19th day ot ebrnary, A 1859, or the said petition will be taken as confessed, and tho said plaintiffs, Andrew G. Ege and Matilda C. Ege, will apply to said court to make said injunc tion perpetual.

Witness James R. Whitehead, Clerk of said court, with the seal thereto affixed at Troy, this 29th day of November, A. 1S58. JAS. R.

WHITEHEAD. Clerk. By Sam'i, D. Bexight, D. 0 Tennent Palmer, attorneys foi plaintiffs.

dec 25 6w St. Jo. West copy. Millinery and Trimming Store. E.

BATES, would respectfully jaform the Ladies of Elwood and Vicinity, that eho Jms opened a Millinery and Dress Making Establishment, and will al ways keep on hand a variety of Ladies and Misses Hats Bonnets and Trimmings, of all descriptions suitable for the season. and will thankfully supply the wants of those who iayor her with their pat ronage. '1 3m THOMPSON, General SAINT JOSEPH, MISSOURI, WILL BUY, SELL SELECT LANDS, BUY, SELL LOCATE LAND WAR RANTS, EXA3IIXE AXD YiLTE LAJVDS, An A fnr 171 MISSOURI, IOWA, ANSAS NE- KliASKA, (1) G. W.BAR Wholesale and Ketatl- Dealer tn DRY-GOODS GROCERIES, In the "old brown house," corner of Douglas and 6th streets, EL WO OD, KA NSA S. HAVING purchased the entire stock of goods formerly kept by James P.

Brace, I am prepared to sell to the citi- a.i zens ot Elwood and viciMty, everything they may want. 1 will have constantly on hand a good assortment of Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens-ware, Boots and Shoes, It is my desire to sell th all cheap for cash or iu such trade as may want, nov 13- tf i NEW MAGAZINE; DEVOTED TO LITERATURE ART POLITICk ITS AIM WILL BE Fikst: In Literature, to leav province unrepresented, so that whll each number will contain article of ai abstract and permanent value, it will found that the healthy appetite ofth. minu ior entertainment iu us vanon foims ot Narrative, Humor, wi not eo uncared for. publisher! .1 wish to say. also, that while native wrt ters will receive the most solid encont agement, and will be mainly relied on ft' fill the pages of the Atlantic, thev wiJ not hesitate to draw from the foreig sources at their command, as occasio may require, relying rather on the con' petencyofan author to treat a partion ii iar Bumeci, man any other wain whatever.

In this 'way they hope make their Periodical welcome where er tho English tongue is tpoken read. In the term Art thev lnten to include the whole domain of astheti and hope gradually to make this department a true and fearless reprene, tativo -of Art, in all of its rarioL branches, without any regard to prei!" dice, whether personal or national, or "Ill-private considerations cf what kind s' ever. In Politics, the Atlantic wr be the organ of no party or clique, win honestly enueavor to be the nent ot what its conductors believe to a.uA the American idea. It will deal frank' with persons and with parties, endea. oring always to keep in view thatmoi element which transcends all personhan and parties, and which alone makes tfo t0 basis of a true and lasting national pre? perity.

It will not rank itsoif with sect of anties, but with that body of mnC which is in favor of Freedom, NatioiCali-Progress, and Honor, whether public private. As an earnest of the material ni. thi command, they subjoin a list oflitera persons interested in their enterpris wishirg'it, however, to be distinctly ices derstood, that they shall hope for su port from every kind of ability whh desires the avenue of Vheir columns, ar94 in the remuneration of which they shi be guided purely by then sense oiintril858 sic merit: William Trescott, Ralph Waldo Ei' erson, Wm. Bryant, Henry Lor, fellow. Rev F.

II Hedge, Natha5' be iel Hawthorne, John Whittier, OlivJda- Wendell Holmes, James Ii Lowell, lr nr. iMuirun iuoiney, vxeorge in jiii iiao Herman Melville, Prof 0 Felton, Trgif. II Child, Whipple, Edmund Qnfn-cy, Author of Wesley Thomas Persons, Author of Neijfli-. bor Jackwood," Mrs, II Beecher btowe, Mrs Gaskell, author of .1 i ill ta Ida May," "Caste" MisRose Terry. Wilkie Collins, author of "The Dead Secret," Runini, author of "Doctor Antonio, bhirelv Jirooks, auther o( "Aspen Court," Whitty, author of "Political James 1 1 an- nay, author of "singleton Fontenoy," Philleo, author of "Twice Married." The publishers will aim to have each number of the magazine ready in time for distribution and sale, in the more remote parts of the country, on or before the first day of the month for which it intended.

TERMS. The Atlantic MoxTni-Tcan be had of Booksellers, Periodical acents. or from the Publishers, at three dollars a year, or Twenty-five Cents a Number. subscribers remitting three dollars, in advance, to the publishers, will receive the work for one year postpaid, in any part of the United States within thre thou and miles. WESTERN LIQUOR STORE J0H1T G.

C0ZAD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS THE proprietor having been engaged in the liquor business in Cincinnati, and for the last six years in St. Louis, is pre pared to furnish good liquors as cheap a any house in the west. Particular atten tion will be paid to the fillingof country orders, aud furnishing Bars. We keep constantly on hand the following articles, viz: Cognac, Seignette, Peach, Wild Cherry and N. Y.

Brandies; Ginger Brandy; Schiedam Scnapps: Holland Gin: New York Gin; Rye Whiskey; Bourbon Whis key Monongahela; Pike's Magnolia jessamine; Port, Claret," Madeira, White and Catawba Wines; Stomach Bitters; Boker llostetter's Peppermint; Curacao; Lemon Syrup Anisette; Ab synthe; Cigars; Chewing Smoking lobacco; Oranges; Lemons, Our motto is "Quick Sales and Small Giveusacall and eramino for yourselves, on the South-west corner of Second street and Market Square. St. Mo. JM. 15.

Walsworth is the celebrated cln- gerbrandy and stomach bitters manufac turer, ior ealqy the box or gallon. Liberal discount to wholesale dealers. Id IN THE PROBATE COURT In and for the County of Doniphan, in the Territory of Kansas, October adjourned term, A. 1 858. October 25th, 1858.

James vs." Attachment. Frederick Howard.) comes tno piaintirr, N-" by his attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction or the court that the de fendant, Frederick Howard, cannof summoned in this action, it is therefore ordered by the court, that publication be made notifying him that an action has been commenced against him by petition and attachment, in tho Probate Court of Doniphan county in the Territory aforesaid, founded on a promissory 7 it note amounting to th.r that his property has be, nnlrtca li finnoni nnil a ty-eight dollar. been attached, and unless he appear and answereaid peti tion on or before the third Saturday after the day of the last or sixth publication judgment will be rendered against him; nnd his property sold to satisfy the same. Heed attorney for plaintiff. EGBERT M.

LEE, Clerk. no2i 6vr By Uenrt Bopkw, 0. bv Commodious Warehouse on Douglas Street between 5th and 6th Streets, in the City of i the largest and best selected stock ot Goods ever brought to 5 this Territory, consisting in part of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Cntlery, Hats and Caps and ready made Clothing, all of which having" been recently purchased in the i-, KEW YOUR AND BOSTON first hands, principally with cash. They; can and will sell at extraordin ary LOW RATES for ready pay, and to which they would respectfully invite the attention of coun try dealers, and citizens generally of this City and country, as there is No Need of Crossing1 the River for AIL you want or can think of, can be bought here at lower prices, tuan in fet. Joseph.

NO HUMBUG AEOTJT IT, call and see us and satisfy yourselves. Our stock now in store consists of ovrer worth of Silks, Rich Dress Goods, Chal les, Organdies, Jaconets, Mantles, shawls, Collars and under bleeves, Keady made Clothmsr, new styles and fashionably made. House trimmings in every variety, CUTLERY AND CARPENTERS TOOLS c. Hats and Caps ail styles and Prices, as well as Boots and shoes in every variety. of styles for chivalrous men, fair women, and modest.

Misses, all of which will be sold at wholesale or retail, very low for hard cash. I tf A New and beautiful lot of thos3 splendid Dress Silks, for sale at panic px-ices. ihe Ladies ot Ll- wood and vicinity are requested to call soon for bargains are pow to be made, we are bound not to be un dersold. ELLSWORTH'S Cheap Cash Street. Store, on Douglas 1 lyr IUREold Cider Vinegar at llyr ELLSWORTH'S.

RESI1 Cod Fish at Tr llyr. ELLSWORTH'S. TONS Sable Nails just received a llyr ELLSWORTH'S. ARINE and Parlor Clocks at 1 lyr ELLSWORTH'S. iURE White Lead at llyr.

ELLSWORTH'S. TAR Candles at; llvr ELLSWORTH'S. iGYTHES and Snaths at 1 lyr ELLSWORTH'S. CORN Starch at 11 vr ELLSWOltTirS. CARPENTERS Toolsa large as-snrtmpnt ran ho had at llyr ELLSWORTH'S.

STELLA Shawls, a large supply Ohear at 1 lyr ELLSWORTH'S. USTERS -ahd Mantles for the Ladies at 1 lyr ELLSWORTH'S. PLENDID Organdies, Jaconets and Challi3, can be had for a mere song at llyr ELLSWORTH'S. TSEADY made Clothing, all RtVlpp? anrr entirolv new. verv 7 -J 5 low at 1 ELL WORTH'S.

LADIES Congress, Railroad and Rnntflo Tensions Rli'ns 1 1 and KirLJBoots at from 75cts to 00. call soon- at 1 lyr ELLSWORTH'S. PARASOLS and Umbrellas very Chpn'n' nf. llyr ELL WORTH'S. A T.T.

anil Spa flinco Kr an 5 fnl Dress, silks at $1,00, same kind as usually sold at S150. 1 lyr ELLSWORTH'S BOUGLAS Sherwood 3 Patent lyr ELLSWORTH'S. THO MAS A. OS BORN, Attorney aad Coaaselor at Law, AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. W.T.

WO OT) TTA WILL practice in several: courts. in Kansas, investigate Titles, make -collections, attend to conveyancing, buy and sell land, invest money for capitalists, i3pParticular attention paid to con tested pre-emption cases: Onice Dourrlas street, between Fourth and Fifth, opposite the Press printing of- fice. ltf. FRED. SCH0NFIELD, "Dealer in 7 GROCERIES, WINES LIQUORS, Elwood, Kansas, HAS received a new stock of prime Rio coffee, New Orleans and clarified sur gar, rice, tea, raisins, figs, confectionaries and other articles, wmch.

he oilers for sale at lowest St. Joseph prices. His bar is furnished with the best of old Bourbon whiskey, ginger and French brandy, and the best lager beer. Good. eatables always on hand.

Give him a call and you will be satisfied. A fine lot of butter, potatoes and tur nips cheap for cash. Cash will be paid 1 C. H. J.

H. Batcher, WHOLESALE RETAIL GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. ELWOOD, KANSAS. We have constantly on hand and for sale. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour, Bacon Whisky, Salt, Corn-meal, potatoes, wood and willow ware.

Fine groceries, such Preserved Fruit, Peaches, Tomatoes, Candies. Spices, and in fact every thing that can be found in a first-class provision store. Country Produce of All Kinds Taken in exchange tor groceries. Oive ns call, and we will convince you, that our price is lower than in St. Joseph.

oct9 19 6mo. t3.i2 JSLt 3I CA RPENTER JOINER EUPORITJII. J. E. DRYDEN ever be found at his post when called upon, in his line.

You need not go turtherto nave your buildings completed to order, and with dispatch unequalled. Buildings erected in double quick tune, and witn neatness in accordance with the desires of the most Give me a call. Id Vredenburg, Woolbridgc Co. BLACKSMITHS, GUN SMITHS A nd Wason Makers, ELWOOD, KANSAS. I would call the attention of the citi zens of Elwood and adjoining country to the fact, that I have opened a Blacksmith shop in the one" formerly occupied by W.

C. Croft, and am now prepared to execute with despatch, all kinds of Black-smithing at the shortest notice. Also particular attention paid to and manufacturing Rifles, Shot-guns Having had a long experience in an branches of both businesses, I feel assured that I can give satisfaction to all who may favor me with their patronage. oct9 19 6mo. GOLD JUST DISCOVERED EL WOOD AL WAYS A HEAD PAINTING IN THE LATES STYLE The undersigned begs leave to intorm the citizens of Elwood that he has located himself at the GREAT WESTERN HOTEL.

Where he will he found at all times ready to attend to anv business in the line of glazing, graining, house, sign and T-CT tt-o-ktoi AT A nJTTTiTfl He flatter himself that he cannot be excelled at the West either in the style of his work or in cheapness of his prices: He will make out bills and contract for any style ot painting, and fix prices to suit the present hard times. Bills for naints and materials for anv kind of buildings made out gratis. -Sisrns! Orders from the surrounding country for signs will be promptly attend ed to on reasonable terms. SAMUEL A. LAUGHTER.

A. J. ALLISON. JAMES II. LANE.

ALLISON LANE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW 11T ILL practice in all the courts of Nor-' thern Kansas, and in the Land Of fice at Kickapoo. Collections attended to in Kansas, Missouri, and Western Iowa. Office in Troy, Doniphan o. Kansas no24 ly J. F.

HEWLETT, L. B. NOBLE. DRS. HEWLETT NOBLE, ZET JEG3 1W J3L 2 r23L7 5 ST.

JOSEPH, MO. Particular attention -paid to the preservation of the teeth, bv nUmo. cleaning and ex tract! nc. 1 gWArtincial teetn inserted accord ance witn tne recent -lmproveineuia iu Mechanical Dentistry. 4 3tf CHURCHILL EITTON, SIGN, AND FANCY PAINTERS.

2 tf St. Joseph, Misso uri ORANGE S. WEST. J. LA CHANCE.

WEST LA'CKATTCE, House Sign -and Ornamental ST. JOSEPH, MO. HAVING had several years experience in the various branches of the above business they feel capable of doing work in their line, with neatness and despatch. All orders entrusted to them will re ceive prompt attention. no26 ly (-ft I I ii o.

ir FOR WINK OR WATER. A New tonicof superior quality, with out a Cathartic The bost bar bitter in u.e. For sale by the bottle or. gallon. Prepared and sold by L.

M. Rexford, Binghamton N. Y. Also sold by F. S.

Cozzens, Agent, 73 Warren New i ork City. 1 liomas xoung, Agent in the Western States. Id QE0S.GE E2TGELM AH, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Forman Street Elwood All orders left with will be promptly attended to. Give him a lift. 1 lyr.

DR. L. CR0SSEIELD, WA Til EN KANSA S. TTAVING permanently located ia Wa ll thena, offers his medical and surgi cal aid to the citizens ot the county. no26 ly DR.

R. STEWART, WA THE A A AS. TTAVING nermanently located, in Wa- -Cl thena, offers his professional services to the citizens of Domnuan uounry. of ELVO0D. vr ir i in ii if i iimiti iiiti'ii'ir'u: tiv iiii till ii i mi ir ts vf U.

NO'. 38. LI 11 Li 'J Ordered thai the uccouiit if t'. Urube, fur Memoes as Cornticiy Ordered that tho eriU'nt on Geary City ehareis for ISZ, redweed from one hundred aud tii'ty doilHr to vi-n-ty-livo WAUri. Ordered tlmt th mimbtr of Doniphan Town slinren BBhW-sed be reduced oti hundred and it $2iG each.

Ordered tht Court Mcjoarn, subject to a call of tho Clerk. Fair Play for Printers. We have a mind to eetj this iVp ui capitals and h-ave it staudiii at lh" Lead of a column it ia a great truth compressed in a small spacer "The public have a funny ootion, about printers. They think it costs nothing to advertise, And one and another will spbnj An fxtra, a pufT, or, some beuevolent advertise ment. Tht-y forget that it is printer's ink that make nine-tenths of their im mense fortunes.

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