The Topeka Tribune from Topeka, Kansas • 3

HEAR YE HEAR YE! Family Groceries, Iljc- Jopcksi XHbqije, HEAR YBin: Ho All You. People i FROM THE TOPEKA, KANSAS, June 23, 1839. I. BUFFUM, All persons having appetites that want will please call at the Subscriber's Office in the DRUG STORE. LQOAL MATTERS, r- KELLADI BROTHERS Constitution Hall, NSESW, Are noio raving a large newly selected Mr.

Vivaldi, editor and proprietor, of the 'Manhattan fix press, Tand his Lady, with whom he made us acquainted, passed up on yesterday to their destined home at Manhattan. This gentleman had on board his printing presses and materials and two good looking printers to manage the typographical department of the Express On his way to hi new home he carries with him the good feelings of every Republican. He is warm hearted ahd will do good service for "the Territory in promulgating bis principles and doctrines the principles of the Republican party through the journal he is about to establish. All honor and success to the editor of the Express. FIRST FLOOR, SOUTH SIDE, VhoIesale Boot, Shoe, Dry Goods, Grocery and Crockery stock: FAR FAME Cnnstituton Hall, Kansas Avenue, and their wants shall be met, the undersigned fully believes that he can satisfy the most fastidious both in regard to rice and quality.

Among the numerous articles he offers to to the public, are the following $ugar. Coffee, Teas, Molasses, Apples, Lard Oil, Burning Fluid, Putty, Linseed oil, Tunientine, Lard oil and Sofortb, Together with ALL Other articles usualjy found in a Grocery Store, to numerous to mention. Given under my hand and seal, this, 12th day of May, 1859. JOSEPH C. MILLER, Justice of the Peace.

Republican Convention. At a mass convention of the citizens of Topeka held on -yesterday evening, Col. C. Holliday was nominated, by Kcclaination, for the office of Mayor of Topeka, and C. C.

Whiting was declared, after a ballot hql been cast, the unanimous choice of the Convention for The Republicans of Topeka will give these candidates a heavy vote. Their election by a large majority is certain. Mr. Theodore Mills acted as chairman of the Convention. Is now in receipt of i -OF- HOUSE.

OJoJO- COMPLETE ASSORTMENT DRUGS AND $25 reward, is offered for the re-; covery of four oxen stolen from near Holton. For description see under head of new advertisements. I OF FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES, Topeka Sabbath School. On last Sabbath we had the exceeding pleasure of attending the Sabbath School, held 'in Museum Hall. The superintendence was conducted by that pious and straightforward gentleman, Mr.

Seagrave. Quite a large number of scholars were in attendance, but, we are sorry to say it, few of them were boys. The girls are generally pious and do not need that stqpt religious and moral training that is necessary for the boys of the present day, who are always upon the street and learning what is to be learned whether tending to good or evil generally the latter. We were highly pleased with the manner in which the whole exercises were copducted, bet lieving that the Sabbath School is the place where a child is trained up in the way he should go, and the place that will ultimately fit him for that good world of which we often hear our preachers of the Gospel talk about. Parents, you who have children old enough to attend this place of youthful religious instruction, you do your child great wrong if you do not 4 alee him or her by the hand on each Sabbath morning and lead them to the Sabbath School.

Teach them what, is right while they are young, and although they may stray away from your teachings during -the giddy time of youth, yet when reason matures you may expect to see them take a place alongside the good and the pious and finally occupy positions of honor and trust among their fellow beings on earth with a glorious future, full of hope, beaming with celestial grandeur, and looking to that haven of eternal rest that is free from all suffer-ing. Young man, attend the Sabbath 10,000 FL ESHER STEINDLER DEALERS IN STAPLE FANCY MEDICINES, PAIRS BOOTS AND SHOES. Provisions, Tobacco, DRY GOODS, IIa RDWARE AND StOVE StORE. Jake Smith has just received a new lot of Hardware, Baby "Wagons, Cook Stoves, Clothes Baskets, Shingles, Churns, which he offers to buyers cheap. Smith the name will apply to all the Smiths in town is a clever fellow and a fair dealer.

Mclianathan, Hose Fiirnishing Goods, All of which will he sold on the most reasonable PAINTS, OILS DYE STUFFS, a 1 Topeka Flouring Mill. This institution, owned by Messrs." II. W. Farnsworth, Wilson Gordon, and A. Doane, is now, to a certainty, in good running order.

They commenced operations on uesday last. The machinery is of the most perfect and first class order. So that we can have flour marked extra superfine made at our own doors, thereby saving to the community thousands. of dollars that would otherwise go into other States for the supply of this great commodity. Little by little we are gaining in Internal wealth.

We do not claim to be fast in growth, but what is done and doing in the line of building manufactories, and making such other improvements as are always of the greatest importance to new countries, may be set down as being of no mean or second class CLOTHING, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, S1I0ES? No. IT Delaware Street Leavenworth City, and accommodating teims. ALSO SdO No. 30 Delaware Street, Patent Medicines, Leavenworth City, K. T.

Probate Judge. Our well known citizen, Samuel Walkley, has received, at the hands of Governor Mpdary, the appointment of Probate Judge for Shawnee county. Col. M. C.

Dickey resigned. Mr. Walkey will make a good officer, and in the discharge of his duties will be influenced only by the principles of justice. Having spent several weeks among the of Eastern Manufactories, has made arrange ments to receive by every boat large consignments of Goods, adapted to and manufactured expressly for this country, which will he sold at ea.tarn piicec freight added. This will be a rare opportunity for Highest price in cash or trade paid for Fl-oduce.

People from the country respectfully invited to call on me. I solicit a call from the citizens generally. Fine Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, WE are receiving Supplies weekly from Importers and Manufacturers East, and will, at all times, ha a full and complete Stock of Goods, adapted to the wants of the citizens of Kansas. An examination of our Goods before purchasing is respectfully solicited. Our facilities are such, as to assure us entire satisfaction to our customers, both in quality and price; FLESIIER STEINDLER.

Country Merchants D. N. BUFFUM, CIGARS, BRUSHES, P. S. Country Merchants and Farmers will I find it to their advantage to examine our before buvine.

Ilm6 F. A S. before buving. April 14, 1859- Perfumery Toilette Articles, NUTS, RAISINS, $-c. to replenish their stock, and not he compelled to pay the'exhorbitant prices that have been charged by those who pretend to do a jobbing business, hut with a poor credit have been compelled to pay retail prices, and cash -purchasers have been imposed upon.

This I purpose to remedy. Having had an ex-peiience of 18 years in the Boot A Shoe busines in the East, I am personally acquainted with the The Wheat Crop. Thus far the prospect for the coming crop of wheat bids fair to be more than an average yield. Some large fields, both here and in the vicinity of Auburn, it is estimated will turn eflf forty bushels to the acre. This year we have raised our own bread, j-troviJedaxi interposition from Divine Providence does not cause all the wheat to rust before cutting.

We watch and pray. DRUGrS, BAKING DONE TO ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE -rum best manufacturers in New! -land. Imakeit'a G. A. EDDY School.

Young woman, you have an influence that should be exerted for good. We remember while in our wayward youth that founts of tears would often break from a fond mothers eyes when teaching us of the road that leads to eternal happiness1! A dear sister has often warned us of the temptations besetting our pathway, and the last words we ever heard that sister speak upon earth she has gone above Brother, resist temptation, will never be forgotten. They have done their work. piGARS, BEST QUALITY. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, Cash Business, Wines Liquors TRADERS Oils, Brushes, Glas, Dye-Stuffs, Ac.

Perfumery and Fancy Articles. Physicians Editor Tribune You gave in your last issue receipt for making Printers Gingerbread, I herewith furnish receipt for same luxury taken from one of the most popcffiir works on the cullinary art, which is much better to the tastes anti growth of printers: Two cups vinegar, five cups wheat bran, two of goose oil, one table-spoonful of garlic, one tea-spoonful snake-root, two cockatrice's eggs and one tea-spoonful salt. Truly yours," Lucy. Mrs. or Miss Lucy, as the case may be, will please accept the Editors thanks for the above.

Will she vouch that it is all right? would be a pity to kjll off our devil with any uitche's broth but if Lucy will insure him, will try it. That gingerbread" plight be good food for an old rnajd, or a loye-sicu beauty, but it might sour our disposition. As for the ingredients it would be dlffi-cut for us to procure the goose oil unless you would favor us with a small quantity. will be supplied, in any quantities, as cheap as they can pui chase on the Missouri. And ALL who wish to buy cheap will do well to call and examine my Stock at No.

17 Del. st. Also agent for Rubber Belting. H. L.

S. McLANATHAN. For Medical purposes only. and 'Country Dealers will find it to their interrsj; to call aucl examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. G.

A. E. A Delaware between Third and Fourth, April 14 59 41n6m Leavenworth City, K. T. above named P.

S. In connection with the House, I have a very extensh The citizens of Topeka, Ladies and Gentlemen, are respectfully requested to call and see my stock at my stole ou the Avenue. BLANK BOOKS, A. E. Denting, M.

Late of Lafayette, has located in our city within, the past week." The IIa Ga YOUNG, Eclail DeparBneist. Doctor bears a good reputation as a And Stationery of every description. ALSO, THIS BAY RECEIVED 7 A WHOLESALE RETAIL Where we will sell good-i cheaper than they car toe bought elsewhere west of St. Louis. April 21, 1859 42n H.

L. S. M. Topeka, May 12, 1859-15 A Large, Unexhaustable Supply and GROCER medical practitioner and certainly is a gentleman of high standing in intellectual circles. We wish for him that success which his learning and standing merit.

Dr. A. E. Denting, is a son of E. eming, formerly Professor of Classical Medicine, in Missouri Medical University, also of Theory and Practice in the BY STATE AUTHORITY.

ENDLESS VARIETY OF Heavy Gale. Our city was visited by a heavy gale wind accompanied with rain, on Sunday evening between nine and ten The Congregational Church building was blown down and is a perfect wreck. One side of the roof was taken ofT of Dr. Martin's dwelling. The south side of L.

W. Allens dwelling was blown out. Mr. D. W.

Boutwell, who has been laboring hard for the past year, to a residence of pressed brick, has the pleasure this, Monday morning, of looking upon the ruins of what would have been a splendid build- ing when finished. Messrs. Baker Higins.v ere putting up a building on the corner of Kansas and Sixth Avenues, was well nigh completed; this morning the material is piled yp helter-skelter loss about 8150. The top story was blown off the house of L. C.

Wilmarth, being upon his farm about 2 miles from the city. Mrs. Dow, had her wrist cut, by the breaking of a window, during the storm. We have heard of no others having received personal injury. The damage to the type in the Tri-bisi office, resulting from the falling of plastering was not less than thirty dollars.

AN Sefileb, GIOOE RIBS J. PURLEY. 1 4 Northern Indiana Medical College. PROVISIONS, CITY JEWELER, RITCHEY BLOCK, TOPEKA. licavcnworlli City Kansas.

-o- cOo Tbis firm has opened a Grocery and Provision, ore and will sell articles in their lie 1 Such as FLOUR, MEAL, SALT, EACeN, TEA, COFFEE, SU6A MOLASSES, CANDLE3, SOAP. DRIED FRUIT, TOTATOES, Cheap fur Cash ai Fourth of July. As there have been no special preparations for the celebration 3f Independence day in Topeka, we suggest that the Ladies get up a supper in Museum Hall and charge, fifty cents or a dollar a couple, and after paying the necessary expenses, appropriate the remainder to the purchase of an Or-gas for the use of the general Church. What say you, Ladies? Will you undertake the task If so, you may count upon our services in any. emergency.

The Scientific "American. The publishers of this widely circulated and popular illustrated weekly journal of mechanics and science, announce that it will be enlarged on the first of July, and otherwise greatly improved, containing sixteen pages instead of eight, the present size, which will make it the largest and cheapest scientific journal in the world it is the only, journal of its' class that has ever succeeded in this country, and maintains a character for authority all matter of mechanics, science and the arts, which is not excelled by any other journal published in this country or Europe. Although the publishers will incur increased expense of a year by this enlargement, they have determined not to raise the price of subscription, relying uped their friends to idemnify them in this increased expenditure, by a corresponding increase of subscribers. Terms, $2 a year, or 10 copies-for S15. Specimen copies of the paper with a pamphlet of information to inventors, furnished gratis, by mail, on application to the publishers.

Address No. 37 Park Row, New York. CHEAPER Keeps constantly on Hand a Large Supply of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver g. Plated Musical Sheet Music, Gold Tens, linn they can be bought at nnv other house n. the City Gold, Silver, and Plated DEVpTEI) TO TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.

(Charter perpetual.) Cash Capital, $200,000.00 Cash Assets, $350,000.00 S. L. LOOMIS, Secy, II. KELLOGG, P. ost.

Branch office, 31 33 W. 3d Cincinnati, O. M. 1 AG ILL, General Agent. Agents jn the principal cities aAd towfis of the Union.

-promptly Applications received, and Policies issued and renewed by F. W. GILES, Agent at Topeka, K. T. Outfits for Pikes Peak SCIIOREGGE Spectacles.

Pocket Knives, Colts Pistols, Topeka, May, 19, 59. 36 Cn be ha I of us on the shortest notice. ArroiNTEXTs. The Board of County Commissioners, at a late meeting, appointed R. M.

Fish, of Auburn, Super-inteudant of Common Schools, and Lor-ing Farnsworth, of Topeka, County Treasurer. Both of these appointments will meet with the approval of the people. -The County Board have extended the for the collection of Taxes, in Shawnee County, for 1S5S, to the first Daxce at Acbcrs. Oar friend Daniel Foltz, of Auburn, is getting ready for a splendid gathering, at his Hall, on the 4th. Our young folks if they go any place on that day could find no place as enticing as Auburn! They get up good suppers have good music and all in the best order.

There are too, some beautiful lasses in that 1 vicinity. Remember, young men. THE COUNTRY. TRADE Bowie Knives, Porte Monies, Violin String, Ac. iETNA-' TIIE NEW YORK STORE.

Will save money by calling tm us before In fact -OJotO- Watches repaired promuptly, and war LVSUIi.WCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conm Topeka Agency at the office of HOLLIDAY A THORNTON, sixth st. elsewhere. We have on hand the best of FLOUR, our s'tock is made up of No. 1 articles. topek, April, 59.

of August next. ranted to perform accurately. STETTAUER UR0. Big Fish. Two large Cat-fish were captured in the Kaw this The largest one weighing, nett, 160 lbs.

The smaller one 110 lbs. The mouth of the larger one measured, on the inside, 8 by 12 inches. That fellow could carry a pretty good lunch in his head. MINIATURES Leavcnicorth City, Kansas. Tjie Con.

Grs Linn made a landing at pur wharf last nighl. She brought up a good load of freight, leaving considerable with us. She goes up as far as Manhattan. The river is quite 15w, but it seems that the energetic officers of this boat are equal to the emergency. -The mot of the goods she brings here are shipped from Leavenworth.

ll RS. MOORE Iiaijng just received from St. LouU a new stock of CASES, CHEMICALS, Is now prepared to take miniatures equal to any in Legal Notice. James Brewer, Plff, I Before J. C.

Miller, vs. I a J. of the Peace in auij JoFpphusMundle. Df. for Shawnee K.

T. The said Josephus Muudle will take notice that James Brewer of Shawnee County, K. did, on the 15th day of June, 1859, commence an action against the said Mundle, before the said of the Peace, to recover the sum of $9.35 on an account for -york and Jailor performed by the said Brewer for the said Muudle, at his request, and that ap attachment for the said sum of In said cause has been issued from said court, and that unless the said Mundle, answer the petition of the said Brewer on or before the 29th day of July, 1859, judgement will be rfiaibered for the Plaintiff. Given under my hand this 15th day of June, 1859. 50t3 JDSUPJI MILLER, J.

P. The citizens of Topeka, and surrounding country are respectfully informed that they will find at the above named Establishment the Largest Assortment of Fashionable Dry Good, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Notions, Ac. west of St. Louis. STETTAUER in connection with thel(; House in New York, are enabled to offer JAMES DAVIS, thg United States.

Ambrolypes, Mfclaineotypes, Circus. The lions are coming, and will be in Topeka on the sixth da7 of July. This is a newly organized and double troupe of Menagerie and Circus. Look out for the hills, and see advertisement in the Tribune. MANUFACTURER ANP DEALER IN- Another case of Fever and Ague cured.

fijT'K. few days ago we recorded an astonishing cure of ever and Ague by the iue of Dr. MLanes Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh," Ta. We have now another to mefi tion, viz that of James Sharpe, Madjsonhnrgh, who states that he had labored under; a very severe attack of Fever and Ague, and wa soon re-storedjjy the use of these Pills.

Mr. Sharpe also 5. an opinion, founded on observation, thau 'the Liver Pills are the best for bilious complfints ever offered in his section of country. Although long known as a sovereign remedy for clironic cases of Hepatic derangement, or diseases of the Liver, the proprietors, Fleming of Dr. MLanes Pills, were not prepared for the frequent, but gratifying evidence of its general utility and curative capacity.

In this respect, this invaluable medicine has exceeded their most sanguine expectations, anil induced them to hope that it will he introduced into every family in the United states. Purchasers will he careful to ask for DR. MLNES celebrated LIVER PILLS, mannfacr tured by FLEMING of Pittsburgh, Pa. There are other- Pills purporting to he Liver P1II3, now before the public. Dr.

MLanes genuine Liver Pills, also' his celebrated Vermifuge can now he had at all respectable drug Stores. None genuine without the signature of 37 FLEMING BROS." SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS, Caramotypes, Photographs, and the All kinds of Grained Ajnbrotype LEGAL NOTICE. United States of America) Second Judicial District Court sitting in A for the Co of Shawnee, Kansas Terty. Plaintiff, Rush S. L.

Munger- FURNITURE, Elmore, JJ, The Grained Ambrotype is a new and valuable discovery, njiicil is at the present time creating a wonderful sensation among tl picture-loving people of the North As to good quality, cheapness in price and completeness of Stock More so than any othef House in the West. The Spring Stock, which is is entirely new, (having been carefully selected by one of the firm,) cannot be surpassed for stlye or beauty, and will be sold at Eastern Prices. Found. While promenading on 6th Avenue, between Vanburen and Jack-son streets, on Sunday evening last, we picked up a very neat article of a Ladys suspender. The owner can have the same by-calling at our office and satisfying us tht she is bona fide owner.

Jil use Defendant 'ove entitled cause will Western states. AU miniatures ensed by Mrs. Moore are warranted to retain tlieir brilliancy for ages. Charges to suit the times. Kg? Good fresh butter will be taken tn exchange for miniatures.

MRS. A. W. MOORE, Topeka, June 16, 59. tf Resident Trolific.

Kansas is certainly a prolific country, you apply the same to fruit, plants, anijnals, or mankind in general. No one who has been here for the past years but know that this is a fact. But we are diverging. 'While the Gus Linn was lying at the Lecompton wharf there was a great stir made in the Ladies Cabin. A doctor was sent for, and in a very short space of time after his arrival, there was another passenger added for the trip.

In other words, a Lady on board, Mrs. Kelly, of Junction City, was made a mother. The babe a girl was immediately named Gcjsta The mother, and child were doing finely when the steamer left for Manhattan. )Ve had a peep at the wee one. Thats all.

It will repay all for calling and inspecting the Goods, which are. Always freely and politely shown. Chairs, Looking-Glasses p- MATTRASSES, The Defendant in the a take notice that the Plaintiff, on the 22d day of April, A. D. 1859, filed againt him a petition in the Htid Court, the object and pirayer of which ii to recover the sum of sixty dollars, being just and long since due, and that an order of attainment in said cause has issued from said Court against the property of saidDeft in stni'd Count.

Now, it appearing by the affidavit of thesnid Fjjff FARMERS, GREAT SALE OF RESIDENCE AND BUSI that service by summons' upon the said Def cannot be made, he being out of the Territory or i i L.i 3 is and Topeka Prices Current. In particular, are invited to call on ns, as we NESS LOTS IN TOPEKA have an extra Stock of Goods, designed expressly We-endeavor to satisfy all. for their Trader County, this service by publication had, unless the Said DeUt tinswer or demur to' the petition filed ss aforesaid by the plaintiff, on or before the ICtb day ef July, 1859, said petition will Ware Room in Brick Row, on North side of Delaware Street, No. 52, between Second and Third, STETTAUER 1 Comer of Delaware and Third Streets. April 14, 00 CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Flour superfine, 83.75 iSitx lOOlbs. 52,50 Molasses N. O. gal 60c Sugar N. O.

brown, Go'deu crushed, Celling 31.U0aSI,25 Corpse. 12il4c Nails Is and up, Teas imperial times Gieen, be taken as true and judgement rendered accord-ANDREW J. RITCHEY, irigly. Fire, While sitting in our sanctum on yes terday morning, the cry" of firs! fire was echoed and re-echoed on the street. We poked our head out the window and discovered the fire to be in an addition to the residence of Mr.

Boyd. Numbers of the citizens were flocking to the scene, but before the most of them could get there the smoke cleared away and the flames disappeared. When you Jiart to help put out a fire in this town be sure you carry a pail on your arm, and then you may be of some service. Clk U. S.

Dist. Court, Shawnee Co. Howard Cutts, Atty for Plff. 1 SIGN OF TIIE BEDrSTEAD, Taken Up. 1 black.

Buttkb 15al8c Wheat bu .1,25 Rice lb 8c The Topeka' Association will sell at Public Auction on Friday, June 24th, at 2 oclock, P. a large list of Resident and Business Lots in the city of Topeka. A number of said Lots' offer superior inducemjents to purchasers- Terms one-thi rd cash one-third in three months; one-third in six C. K. HOLLIDAY, yf Tbpoka "Association.

Pry, BuBSISG' .1.25 Wood cord .3,50 Coal stone bn. Ascesstov. Weare in formed that Beecher, of Rochester, N. will make a grand balloon ascension in Topeka on the 4th of July. His wife will accompany him on his upward and aerial journey.

We are inclined to doubt. You shall be posted next week- Leavenworth City, K. T. 1 4 1 a JOHN JACKSON, Wholesale and KetaiiTurniture iDealer. AU descriptions of Furniture Sofas, Bureaus, Bed.

steads, Dining tables, Chain), Rockers, Ac. Ready made Coffins, of various sizes, ajwaye hand. Store-room, one door north of Moore A Hills Land uftio-', Kansas av Topeka, Kansas. U' On or abont tie 4th of June, 1859, a dark, drown Mare, with switch tail, with white strip in the forehead, supposed to be 8 or 9 years old. The owner is requested to come forward, provfe property, pay charges, and take her away, i 50-3t FREDERICK DOTY, June 11, 1859.

Mission Creek, K. Board vvk. .3.00 ai.OO.Gnsa 60 ft. 2.75a3.2i I orh Lumber 1000 ft 925a35 Cork Mral. pine.

.60 BseV lb. pine. .6.00 10 lie) walnut. 5.00 Cows .91839. April 14, 1859 m6 -s-hJt-s..