The Miami County Argus from Paola, Kansas • 3

Revenue Stamps fori LOCAL MATTERS. sale at the Postoffice. jKS Durham has afine stock of To Mcrchaiits South of the Ira boutell, Agents for Ihc Argus RiTtr. furniture on hand, aiid more coining. Butter, eggs, always on Uand at Talbott'8.

Stanton and vicinity Jons T. Bih.ixgs, SNYDER'S STORE. WE keep constantly on hand lull suppl of nil kinds D. II. Eusdy, and T.

Wilkersox. Hedges has just received a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL' DEALER fi eselot of Drugs, Cils Lamps, and fine Liquors for medical purposes, STAPLE DRY G00DR, RiSS-Several of tho Colorado Bat Richland and vicinity David Asperso. Osage Township Dr. L. C.

CoXRfc'r. Rockville A. G. Shoemakkki New Lancaster Cait. Rout Hisek.

Osawatoinie Dr. It. W. Sheflkt. Squiresvillo J.

A. Kexdai.l. Kansas City Matt Foster. Hosiery, tery boya have returned to Paola, since iug out. They are excehent mechanics.

IN 33. BS3J)r. Itf orey, the eminent Eye, HAS OPENED THE Ear, and Cancer Physician, will remain in Paola, until Tuesday next. AVc advise all who are afflicted to call qtid see the Doctor isotions; Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Caps, Bootsj HARD Alt tfr- Dr. Mokrey, of Leavenworth BigMaj.

Holts, brother of Capt is stopping at the Union IIouss. W. L. Houts of this place, is at present visit BSnyder has just received an Fj Gr ing here. Hie amjor was recmtiy euoteJ I eiiiled to your trade; other invoice of goods.

Call and see them. the Radicals ot Missouri to represent them in the Legislature. A.VD JEST Col. Simms, for some time AND MOST S-Tho "temple of justice" did connected the with Indian Bureau, is atpreseut iu Paola. not do very heavy buiiues during the week.

Agricultural Implements Which we offer on the tnost terms: Desirous of establishing a wholesale businer; we earnestly invite you to call and examine our fctock and trices. A house and five lots for COMMODIOUS gale with a good well of of water. Inquire at The fines imposed last week, seems to have had a salutary effect. If the Marshal will do his duty as he is required by the ordinances of the city and his oath of office, we will have the best regulated iu the State. Iron, this office.

BgTho "mails North and South la our retail department can always be found i STORE IN rtfS-E. F. Smith, a graduate velopment than marked the history of any other section of the Union. Neglected and disdained heretofore on account of its rugged aspect, the difficulties of access, and the presence of hostile Indian tribes the mighty task of commencing practically, earnestly and energetically the extraction of tho untold treasures locked for ages in its bosom seems to have been providentially reserved for this peculiar period." "The physical characteristics, geological formation, and climatic influences, of this region are entirely different from those of the Atlantic States, and are in man' rccpccts more favorable to tho prosperity of the human race, The pioneers of our day are called upon to mine gold and silver instead of coal and iron, and to breathe an atmosphere conductive to longevity instead of one bearing wide-spread tho seeds of consumption or of pestilential fevers. All tho preliminary labors necessary toTacilitate and accelerate the work we are describing, have al.

ready been performed. In the infancy of the Republic great expeditions explored the country under the guidance of such men as Lewis and Clark. It has since been illustrated by the genius of Fremont, and by tho numerous explorers engaged by the Government at great expense, to survey many diverse routes for the contemplated Pacific Railway, and to publish to the world at length the results of their researches. All this has been followed by tho prompt action of Congress in welcoming Nevada into tho Union, and in establishing territorial governments in New Mex- full line of close at 12 m. Mail matter after mat Jiour will lay over until the nest day.

the interest of the Nation as a whole be consulted, which would indicate the selection of a central route? Any one must see that the route proposed for the main Pacific road is not -only unfair to all parts of tho country, except those lying upon tho Northern border, but that it involves many serious disadvantages which might, as we believe be easily avoided. The increased distance of the line) owing to its Northern deflection, Is a formidable objection while, by unnecessarily entering the region of long winters and deep snows, the utility of the road when tonstrncted, would often bo fatally impaired. At times, if we have been correctly informed- the mis-nanied SouthPass, through which the projected road along the valleys of the Republican and the Platte Would be compelled to proceed, is obstructed by snows to a depth of from twenty to twenty-five feet. All can appreciate the character of that objection. A more direct, and at the same time more southern route, would be clearly preferable.

That route is found along the valley of tho Smoky Hill Fork of the Kansas river, extending in a direction nearly due west of St. Xiouis, and on a lino with San Francisco, being fc the route pursued by Freemont in his expedition of 1844. The road would be materially shorter than by the northern route, would be unobstructed by snows and would run upon a parallel taking in the largest cities be benefited by such a work, beginning with New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore on the east, and embracing Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Denver, Salt Lake City and City in its path to San Francisco and the ocean on the West. In other words what Steel, Nails, Cutlery, Tools, Carriage, Trim J.

UlCltEYKOLUS, lOSinuuiei. EJ)r. Morey is stopping at the of theOhio Weslvan Univir ity, and a gentleman of accomplished education, has settled down in Paola, and intends opening a select school. He served for some time in the arm v. Fancy Dress Goods OU I HER II Union House, where he tVlll remain until Tuesday.

Silk and was Major of the of the 4ath Ohio vols. We are glad that he has consented to open a mings, G. Wi B. Tcmplcton of this school, aud we hope parents will take an inter place will, on the 23d sell a quantity of est la the fchool. fcee the advertisement.

Haling removed td th5 old stand of MITCII- stock, consisting of mares, colt, cows, wagons JEg-'YV wish to impress it on our harness, etc. LF.lt CROWE LL, North Side Public Squilare- Mantillas, Embroideries; Carpets, Oil clothes, Window Shades: Stone Hillis have six Stoves, Tin Ware, Japan Varc, Lumber, Poors, Sash, ne would respectfully call tne attention oiuis, old customers and vicinity generally, to his large stock of readers and Das Doi.sn's customers that he has removed bis Hoot and Shoe Store to one dorir south of Boeson's storcj Dan has a stock of customer-made work on hand, which he will sell as cheap as eastern work. Every hind of barrels of nuts, of different kinds, winch must be sold to make room for more saleable goods. and, in fact, almost everything yon can call fot Hun and get them Bubby, but be sure that you pay for them. boots and shoes riiade to order, and if they are at prices perfectly satisfactory.

Glass, not done up in the bsrt! style we'll pay for the IK3? From the cxCollcnt lady of DRY GOODS Oil, White Lead, Zinc, work. new family Grocery house Major T. W. Avers, of the Valley Farm near Marysville in this county, we received a qnan- MAIN STREET, Between. Seventh and has been opened next door to MaJ.

Baptiste, ltyof line peaches, lney were tne nncst wo Remember 35 Miss. Lawrence, Kansas. Jjl'65tf ELDRIDGE FORD. P. FULLER AND have seen iu this State.

CITT, MO. by Talhott Aoey nave just received a fresh t-tock of sugars, coffee, teas, spices, fruits, candies, and provision of all kinds. Butter, Eigrhth, KANSAS JunelO'Cotf afflicted with cancer tumor, or any defect of the eye and ear, should call and see Dr. Morey, now stopping at the GrUOCERIES, Eggs, and all kinds of country produce bought and sold All their stock is of the best kind. Fruits of all kinds in season.

Immigration is pouring into Union House, where he will be until next Tues day. KNAGGS CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS Rev. T. Parvin of Athens, THE this county.

We hear of many in the vicinity Stanton, Oiawatomie, New Lancaster, end oth Illinois, agent for the Miami County Auxiliary Bihle'Societv. will nreach at thn counrt room. -IN- er places. Come on, this is the county to settla in. We have the timber, the water, the coal, the minerals, the oils, the population, the en on next Sabbath, (Sept.

17th) at 11 A. M-, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers! at 7 v. m. A good attendance requested. QUALITY terprise, to make Miami couuty the most pop JGS Tno firm of Millis Stone ulous av.d wealthvintlie State IN- lias Been dissolved, and Mtlus, who is author Staple Fancy Dry Goods ized to collect and pay the debts of the firm.

lie want3 all who owe lum anything to mie forward and pav up, and all the firm owes to GROCERIES TRO VISIONS, present their accounts and get their money. jL IvAsson, an old resident BOOTS, ofFaola, who served out his time honorably iu the 12th Kansas, has returned to Paola, and opened a Tailor Shop over fcnyder 3 btore. mm no Yjrhe Baptist Aid Society will His stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods cbnJ meet at the residence or JMarion ilffus, on next Wednesday afternoon, (Sept. 20th). A full attendance is required, as a new elei tioii of officers will take place.

ico, tjoioraao. aano, auontana, usl-cota, Washington, Arizona. That thoso territories abound in mineral wealth has been proved by the substantial success of numerous miners and by tho vast stream of emigration, attracted by their favorable descriptions, now flowing to gold and silver regions. Already several of them possess more than sufficient population to entitle them to seek the rank of States, and in a very brief period they will all be knocking at the door of Congress to ask recognition as new sovereigns. If re-organization in the South proceeds as slowly as many apprehend, these inchoate auriferous Pocky Mountain Republics may all be received into the Union before the people of the South have "concluded to purpose a just and honorable policy, and to comply with the only conditions upon which they can fully regain their old status.

The difficulties ofacccss CLOTHING MINTS, Sheriff Dutton of this county, who is visiting his parents at present, received from the President recently the commission of Brigadier (1 en-ernl by Col. Dutton entered the 13th Illinois as a and came out as the Colonel of the 105th Illinois. He was an excellent officer, and by merit alone rose to the high position which the President conferred rjggWc desiro to malco it known to everybody that the Poetofiico will close at 7 in the evening. All mails arrive in time for every one to get their mail before that time. So the postmaster informs ns.

rj- Wm. Drake warns the people of Miami County to beware of his dulcina, whose christian name is Leah. She has with CANNED FRUITS, upon him. HATS AND CAPSf BgWe received from J. W.

Spon- is wanted is a through road which will cross the country upon a central parallel, instead of one alternating between the regions of perpetual snow, and perpetual summer, hnd to its attainment must the attention of Congress bo directed. All that Would be needed Would be to make Salt Lake City the place of junction for the Eastern branches, instead of the proposed point on the hundi eth degree of longitude, thus giving to the North a line and to the heart of the country a line likewise to her wants. Of tho feasibiliify of the Smoky Ilili route for ho purpose indicated together the possibility of cross -ng the mountains in that direction, -perhaps no better evidence could be furnished than the fact of, its selection by Butterfield for his Express in preference to all others." Col. Eaton, the agent of Mr. But-lerfield, has just completed a survey of this route, and has furnished in the Rocky Mountain News some valuable information.

It says "No grading of any consequence is required, and the train found no streams where it took them over five minutes work to effect a crossing. Col. Eaton states that there is living water on every five miles of the route, except on the divide West side Main Street, Near the LAWNS, GINGHAMS, JACKETS, SWISSES BERAGES, DOMESTICS, DRILLINGS, LINENS, FLANNELS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, drew from William and is going it on her own Corresponding secretary oi we "Gardner Farmers' Club," the following note and ticket constituting us a lifemembcr of that honorable and worthy association Fost Office, hook. Willism is teariul she may serreptitious-ly spend the accumulations of j'care. fgz Beesom has on hand a fine Gardner, Kansas, bept.

tu, ba. Paola Ancrs: I send you a Ticket of our stock of Groceries, such as sugar, tea, coffee. Kansas Citv Mo Society's Fair, to be held September 20th. 27th and 2Sth. Come or send some one.

We are going to have a coon time. mackerel, codfish, lie has just received a very large etock, which are fresh and of the best BALMORALS, kind. He asks those in want of good fresh J. v. poxabi.e, vor.

pec. As Miami county will have no agricultural WE PAY CASn FOR COUNTRY arejrapi'dly being reduced day by fair, we would advise our farmers to take some interest in the one to beheld as above, at Gardner, Johnson county. We have no doubt but PRODUCE. kb.f ic, HO. 26; MASSACHUSETTS STBEEBf Lawrence, Kansas.

t. tf G. W. SIBERT (Successors to Sibert NeULJ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL day, by the extension ot railroads from the Atlantic States and California; by the permanent establishment of the great overland mail line of stage coaches, and by the creation of other facilities for tiav- that it will be a success, anil iUiami county enn contribute largely towards it if she will. We thank the association for their toward us.

HOOP SKIRTS; ALPACS, MERINOS, DELAINES, CLOAKING, check siniiTiNG, DOESKINS, SATINETS, Je244C5 tf The OhiJJhssionary has left MAUSH COFFEY, his former retreat, and departed to the silent cl; and only a brief period will shades of obscurity. He has grown ha Id in elapse before tho Pacific Railway the "spiritual" calling of hi life, and bis faint WHOLESALE DEALERS! voice, will only b- hennl when othfrs are'Vpli il- itsen win oinu aviiii an iron imiv San Francisco and Boston." luilly" comforting themselves at tne old ehrine where lingefeth the memory of other days "Here is the great industrial He a letter of condolence to tho "Col In movement of the day; the tempting groceries to call soon, as they are going fast. iSSfBy reference to the annouce- ments in our paper it will be seen that Daxiei. CniLDS has announced himself as an independent-candidate for County Clerk, and George W. Akers for County Treasurer.

Of course at the present time we cannot be expected to say anything in regard lo thern but simply, to allude to the J. P. ItiXER ha3 purchased the Gem Saloon, and he would imform thore who have for years rallied arOuud its precincts thathehas removed it to theground floor, where all the old comforts of the institution may be found, including the best quality of "Golden Thread." An eicdlcnt. billiard tal'le fdr all who love the sport. Call on nle when the inner man thirsteth, and I will quench it with.

the best of liquor, the bast of beer and the best of wines. XjDr. Morey, purposes remaining here until Wednesday next, (20tli The Doctor has treated several cases oF tumor) cancer, and sore eyes, with success. We advise all who are similarly effiicted, to consult with Dr. Morey.

If your case is curable be will tell yon so. If it is not he will as promply tell you and you may rely upon what the Dr. tells you. He is no quack or humbug, but a scientific gentleman, who made his particular branch the study of years. He is not only a surgeon of eminence, but a physician that stands at the head of the profession.

The many wonderful sursrical operations that he has performed in field will be filled by our discharged THE STAFLE AND FANCY porteur," informing him that his "lahore are o'er," and he i about to balance hi books," add "snuare up" wit.h all whom he furnWierl with "tracts" for distribution. All who have known him "spiritnally" will regret his retirement; In the dim vista of the future the soldiers, our hardy pioneers, our DEALERS skillful miners, our new immigrants and by all unemployed capital. Wo CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, "Colporteur" who have been supplied with "eprritual comforting-V v.ill look upon the have half a dozen new gold and silver empires, already founded, to cultivate and to develop. Thcj- strange misionary" that is tilling tne place with inanv wiihes for his welfare. Is well suplied with JG" We expect to be absent al have given repeated assurances of Lawrence next week.

We have a little imsi- COATS, OonfectioneriesV WINE, LIQUOR AND iness to attend to at the future metropolis ot the certain! and liberality of their our Mi e. lor lear taut me jawi -uiicuii between Smoky Hill and Sand Creek, a distance of twenty-one miles, and on this divide ho is confident that water in abundance can-be obtained at the depth of thirty feet. About one hundred and forty miles west of Fort Riley the expedition found coal vein3 cropping out, with an average thickness of 7 feet. This coal region, commencing at the point mentioned, continued for the distance of sixty miles. An abundance of rock can be obtained along the road to the bead of Smoky Hill, and there is notfive miles of sand on the whole route, while that bane of the freighters and pilgrims alkali, is not to be seen.

With the exception of a few miles on the buffalo range, there is abundance of excellent grass all the way through, and the mavnut themselves to unnecessary trouble on account of our visit, we will state in advance rewards for well directed toil. hey require but a tithe of the energy and money we expended in crush that we cannot accept of any ovation or public WOOD WILLOW WARti TESTS, PANTS, DRAWERS, nuPr subscribers and advertising is our lortej We. shall insist on Harris ol the lrilmne pro tecting us from anything of tile kind. He know Harris, and without asking, him, he'll ing the rebellion to supply us with more solid bullion than the war for the Union cost the nation, and to open unfailing sources of mineral wealth, tbat will for centuries to the way or removing cancer, tumor, or other mal-formations of the human body, since his residence in Leavenworth, has led the press of sniRTS, iL-o na into everv buMness house in ino.city. cfcC ALSO" NO.

3, EAST LEVEE, Kansas City, Missouri. and represent ourpapor as worthy oflheir pa-tronnge. We'll take Harris's mlvico as to that city to speak of las surgical skill i the highest terms. They have witnessed the operations, and know whereof they speak. The Dr.

can be contulte-l at the Union House. EVERYTIIIFG. IN THE CLOTHING LINE. whether we ought to purclwse the place or pot. We exnect to perambulate the place exceeding- come enrich the continent, and make America in a short time com insly, and toil our readers pretty much all we Comrnissiori Particular attention given to Commis see.

A JSTew Oji. Well Commenced. J6g" A dead body was tonnd mercially and financially, as sue is now politically, the foremost nation It is well known to many of our readers that ngent3 of the St. Louis Petroleum Company about five miles east of Paola, on Tuesday la? t. of the earth.

sion and Forwarding: and sale of Produce. which bad become so decomposed, that the Colonel speaks in glowing terms of have been in this county for several weeks pre- flesh had entirely disappeared from the head nfirinsr to bore for oil near the Beaver oil spring, In this grand triumphant march about six miles oast of Paola, on lands bought BOOTS AND SHOES and face, leaving the skull almost The flseh from the aims and legs had also dropped Je21'65. tf a beautiful meadow, nve miles long and one mile wide, twenty-two miles below the head of the Smoky for the comnsnv bv Messrs. Edwards alle of our civilization, Kansas is to act an important part. Let us arouse, MERCHANT', Storage in Fire-Troof Buildings; Lawrence, Kansas, off.

Nothing is known regarding his death or Inut Rnrinr. The excessive wet weather of Aiifrnst tended srreatlv to retard their opera tiFEVEllif who the person was. He hnd probably been dead some two months, but iu what manner be A. B. CROSS CO.

tion's, but we are clad to know tha the pre- iinrflnrr xvnvlr has been completed, and the DKALEUS IX came to his death, it was not ascertained. Ills clothing was examined, but no marks of vio-ible on either body or clothing. He bad on drill actually set in motion on Tuesday wool; t.ha wnll is now down al out IMAGINABLE KIND AND SIZE, Orders Consignments Solicited twenty-five feet. It is no small jou to get me a soldier's infantry coat cud pants. The brass buttons bad been cut from the coat, and small 1 1.

1 nxnof White Pine Lumber. DRESSED LUMBER, necessary macninBry ou me mi ru-w black ones substituted. When found lus pa JunelO'65 tf the buildings required to prosecnie ujiiinigoi- fellow citizens, to a full Comprehension of our position, and of all the elements of our future wealth and power. Let our public press and our public men repudiate every, illiberal sentiment and policy that tends to restrict the onward progress of all portions of our State, and with generous rivalry and with a friendly "spirit, welcome most heartily the duties and responsibilities of our position. Our geographical location is directly in erations on a first class scale, xne mactnnery of the St.

Lonis company is of the best quality rine pers were scattered on the ground near him, but were so mutilated that they were for the most part illegible. He had been dis-charered from Dressed White and Yellow Hill, where the grass stood to tho height of a man's waist. Col. Eaton, who for two years Was superintendent of the Overland Stage Line and consequently knows all about the Platte route, gays; "That without any exaggeration the new route is in every particular one hundred percent better than that by way of the Platte and that is as feasible for railroading as the Platte route and that it must inevitably be the route for the South branch of the Pacific Pail- Flooring, S. W.

LONG and all the appointments at this well are gotten up in the best manner. The buildings were put up by our fellow townsman, Jonx Fort, GROCERIES Ac. Shingles, siding, sash, doors, lath, Jtc, the array, nnd his discharge paper seemed to indicate as well as could be made out, that his name was "Benjamin Jones, Co. First Arkansas Vol. Cavalry." A coroner's inquest was held over the remains, but elicited nothing one ol the best mecuamcs oi me county, respectfully inform the paclia whrt has n.

fine development ol JSlajor Kansas City, Mo. bevond the above facts, lie was buried wuere Downing's bump of "go- ing a derick is a very particular job, and this onei3 pronounced, by those who have a knowl Ordersfram the country rap ectfnlly so I rt. .1 tf TlXni c-tedan9 proi5i.tlyfillecl. je21'65 tf WllOlebalC ltetail- licitedan9 promptly filled, lound. TEA.

SUGARS. MOLASSES, RIO. JAVA, COFFEE, SALERATI SPICKS, NUTMEGS, WHITE FISH, MACKKRATj, CINNAMON. CLOVES. OYSTERS, PICKEES.RAISONS 4 edge of eucu matters, as a model oi sirengiu, beauty and durability, and equal to the best to be found in the oil regions of Pennsylvania.

The machinery was brought from Kansas City bv fonr of Jake Sims' mule teams, and six LOt'AL SOTICES. XtSWo desire to call tho attcn Grocery and Provision1 F. P. E. FLAGLER, WHOLESALE AKD r.ETAlfc SEALERS IS the track ot empire, as it rous onward in mighty surges to the shores of the Pacific.

With tho close of the war our population is rapidly increasing. After 1870 we shall probably have three Repre tion of the public to the Large Wholesale nnd CANNED FRUITS OF ALL KINDS. PEPPER, voke of oxen were renuired for hauling the en 1 8 gine. The transfer operations were managed by the indefatigable Jake in person, who, tho' possessed of a tutficiency of this world's goods HA HEW. A AT sentatives in the lower "House of Retail Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Establishment, of liPJOOS, WATSON Kansas City, Mo.

This firm has been doing a very large business the past two years, and this Fall have filled up with a very large Stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, B.ots and Shoes, Hats nnd Clothing, Ladies and Gentlemen's Furs', aud in fact everything usually kept in a to be independent, kindlv tendered the com- Nails, ALSO A GOOD A SSO 1 IT E-N Of WOODEN WARE, QUEENSWARE, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. SASH, GLASS, NAILS, SYRUPS, ALL KIND TOBACCO, MIRRORS, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND nanv his services, and we have no doubt our Congress, and two years later the dreams of the most enthusiastic friend Sam Slawsos, the superintendent, gladly availed himself of Jake's experience in haul Cutlery, Toots. have a fair prospect of realization. There will bo some men who will first-class Dry Goods House, in order to keep Camagd ti'i hi hangs, uo with the demand of their customers, and unto, ioa MAIN STREET, NEARLY Of -POSITE THE UNION HOTEL AND POST OFFCE, KANSAS Crftf 110 scout at the views I have express will gua rantee to sell as low ns any house ct the Missouri lliver. andMhev extend an in House Furnishing Goods, ed and pronounce them extrava EVERYTHING KEPT IN A DRY ing heavy machinery.

Indeed Mr. Sinims has done all in his power to forward the operations of the company, and their agents express themselves tinder many obligations to him and the members of bis family for numerous acts of kindness and hospitality. Before closing this uotice we must not omit to mention that in excavating tho earth to put in the 'condncter', the workmen found rock and with it oil within four feet of the surface. The oil was in small vitation to all Southern Kansas to call and see them when you visit Kansas City. We ask for them a share' of the patronage of this part of gant.

Such men may be willing the State should crow rich, but it Slain Between 3rd and Fourth Kansas City, Mo. Uia rniint.rv. Zm GOODS AND GROCERY STORE. tf Je24'G5 must be at certain points and in certain channels. With such I do Bga-Dcelino in farming imple- mpnt.a.

take pleasure informing the far ouantitv. but most unmistakeably-. visible, There is no place on tho route where a grade of over- seventy-five feet to the mile will be required." The distance from the mouth of the Kansas river to Denver City is about 600 miles. For' the immediate construction of this work I believe the enterprising capitalists of the country are now ready. Nowhere have I seen the grandeur and immense benefits of this mighty ptojeCt as in the following article from a leading National journal have now reached a new and peculiar era in the gigantic progressive movement which has already civilized and developed so much ofthis magnificent 'continent.

The great Rocky Mountain dist rict is approached alike from tho I furnished by California ard Oregon on the Pacific coast, and that fAced by Nebraska, Kansas, and Q'exas' and supported by the whole tier of Atlantic States. Forbidding and formidable in appearance, it is in reality the most valuable and attractive portion of out domain and from present indications is destined to a more speedy and profitable de not concur. In tho exact location mors nf Central and Southern Kansas, that the GEO. tr. BRVAST.

1. Q. WATKIXS. I would re? pettf uffy i the public (o tail a'ci examine my stock, a I am prepared to show while the rock was so thoroughly satnrated of this or that particular road I with it that upon being broke i the odor of pricof the Buckeye Mower has been reduced to $140 nnd freight, Mower $100 and frei-rht. Combined Buckeye Machine $200 and sell gooda as J.

0. WATKINS CO, Successors to Northup petroleum was mam est to tho dullest Qllacto ries. Prof. Andrews of Marietta college, Ohio, I am how receiving the largest fctock of nr.d freight. Also that I have full supply may err.

But I have no doubts but what, at no 'distant' day, we shajl go far bej'ond tho plan I have rinlkv Corn Plows. Sulky Kake.4, vnlMnr Rnkes. on baud. Kansas City, Mo who is acknowledged as good authority upon such matters, says that when petroleum shows itself on or near the suefnee in a ravine or nt the base of ah linheaval, it maybe certainly 1 15 A BOUTELL ASA rnALEliS IS suggested in our Railroad enter-nrises. It will bo my duty, as it rsy- Matt Foster, Kansas City asserted that the oil does not Come Jiom a de IL LI A ddoDS Bonk Seller.

Stationer, and dealer in Wall Pa will be my pleasure, while I repre posit morn elevated than the point where i shows itself, but that it comes from a resorvoi nor. Window Shades, Musical Instruments sent Kansas in Congress, to ignore MAIN STREET, NEAR LEVEE Wrapping Paper, Printing Paper, Inks, Pocket below. This being the case the ft. Louis cofn LOW As any house in the city. I will alea buy ail KINDS OF PRODUCE; nhd wili pay tie highest market price ff JJacon, Butter, Chewe, Hides, '1 Jy22'60up frf all petty preiudiees ot locality, pany commence operations with the most fa Ever offered to this trade.

Call no trouble Cutlery, islieet rucv uuivies, ric, He has a large assortment of Wall Paper, em p-yy IVe will buy and sell Exchange on all iT.a-;nriniii rii.ifl in the United States and vorable indications for a good "strike." At all events the quantity of oil increases at every and to earnestly labor for the interests of the wholo people of tho brariusr the linest patterns, nnd the common Eurone jEzf to show our goods. "ANYTHING MADE TO ORDER." Standa-d School Books he can fill any order foot as the well goes down, as is nhown by the sard pump, which brings a large spoonful of V-OVe receive deposit and pay checki com. Bur and sell GoM ana ftatinnerv, pen, pencils, inks the same. 11 has a larae stock of every variety to select fiom the odoriferous fluid every time it is drawn B. ALL CHEAP FOR CASH, and is selling lower than any dealer West of State.

I have detained you longer than I intended, and in conclusion, I thank you sincerely for your kind attention. We wish the company abundant success, and and Silver coin and buy Government Voucher and Quartermasters checks at best rates. -Trfi'ftAt J. Q. WATKINS CO in the poEtolRce building, Kansas shall watch the progress of their operation New Tork.

City, Mo. miyl965tf with lively lnterett-.