ocr: 3. Vtt. HILLHOUSD. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Corner of Second street and CLrke Avenue, Levee, City ot Ainiugcr, H T, . # The undersigned begs to give notice to the citizens of Washington, Scott. Rice, Goodhue, Le Sueur, and the adjoining Counties, that lie has just opened his Warc house on the Levee at Nininger City, and would solicit any business of a Storage, Forwarding, or Commission character ; and being desirous, of establishing himself, would say to citizens of tiic above-named counties, that all goods received by him will be free of storage for thirtv days after their receipt. As Niuingcr is at least three miles nearer the greater part of the buck country tiian the adjoining town Hastings, persons doing business at Nininger will at least six miles of teaming, a matter the importance of which need not be urged upon the public. J. M. 11ILLIIOUSE, References. J. H. Case, Eagle Saw Mill,) G. 0. Robertson, Esq., I Ignatius Donnelly, K>-q., \ Nininger, M. T, Ge**. 11. Hums Hunker, I « M. A. Miller, Civil Eng., J John Nininger, H.-q., St. Paul, M. T. 2"* ' Ve ;»’ F< rwurding & Com. Merchant. St. Louis, Mo. Ogden & Co|>p, Burlington. lowa. \V. L. Johnson & Co., Dunh ih. 111. Lorrain &, Co., Galena, 111. i i ri * J * I r, t r f i; !.’


ocr: WILLIAM H. WOLFF, Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, Photn'x Block, St. Anthony street, above Wabeahiw, ST. PAUL, M. T. Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of Stecle'a Extract and Remedy against Musquitoes. 4:ly

place_of_publication: Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]

name: The Emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume]

publisher: Ignatius Donnelly & Philip Rohr


ocr: J. 11. CARLE & CO, M 3 AT MARKET. Street, (near the Handyside House,) Nininger. Veal. Mutton, Fish, Ice, &c. lltQ, DRIED FRUIT of all kinds kept constmlly hand, and fer sale at the lowest rates. Also, Lard, and Eggs. 2:ly - * ■i


ocr: BLODGETT & PRINGLE. Wholesale and Retail dealers in HARDWARE. - AND TIN WARS/ MECHANICS’ TOOLS, BUILDING MATKRIAI* Paints, Oils, Wagons, Cabbiaoes, Ac., Ac. Hastings, June 15, 1857.


ocr: IULLIIOUSE & BRO., DEAI.EKS IN Groceries, Provisions, Hard ware, Crockery, Blc. Constant supplies on hand of the best, quality low for cash. Nininger June 10, 1857. 2:ly * ——— ~~ j for


ocr: - ■ < 1 * ® t * CHURCHILL, MAVERICK, & BARTLETT, No. 9 Exchange Block, FREEPORT, ILL. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, Sheet Iron, Chains, Anvils, Rmfiny, Tin, and a lull assortment of Builders* Hardware, llanse-ftirntaliing Goods, &c.. AC. n2-ly GUSTAVES BERGLUXD, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nininger and the public in general, that he is now prepared to execute all work in his line, to the entire satisfaction of his cus tomers. All orders promptly attended to with neatness and di.-patch. June 20, 1857. i d c s- is


ocr: Cjje emigrant M 3miniol, .4 . W . N % fij DOX4 Ll> , El>l TO K AX U I* BOPIUE TOIt , IS ISSUED EVERY OTHER WEEK AT THF. CIT¥ OF M\l\c;j lt, Dakota Co., M. T.. AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. rates*of advertising : Eight lines, one time, $1 00 “ “ three times, 200 contracts will he made with those desiring to advertise by the year.


Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume]

ocr: general fian* Renters; C. A. GI L MAN, DDAI.BH. XIV AND GENERAL LAND AGENT, SAUK RAPIDS, M. T, WILL attend to buying and selling Lands, Town Lots, selling or renting Houses, PAYING TAXES, Collecting Debts, and negotiating LOANS on Commission; drawing up and taking Acknowl edgments ot Deeds; drawing up Pre-Emption Proofs; contesting Claims at the UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, and all Other business which may be entrusted to his ears. Also, for sale to Actual Settlers, SO,OOO ACRES of the best Failing and Timbered Lands, situated along the line of the Rail Road, front St. Paul to Crow Wing, besides a large amount of fine TIMBERED LAUD, ON ELKi RIVER. 4,000 acres, near Sank Rapids—price from s?4as2o. 2.000 acres near the St. Clouds—price $$ to SJO. 132 acres two miles from Little Falls—-price!ss. 1,000 acres around Little -Rock Lake—price SB. €OO acres on the Mississippi River, just above the mouth of Little Rock Creek, and one mile above Watab—price $7,50. . “The last two tracts mentioned, could be divided so as to make six or eight splendid Farms, each having prairie, wood, water, and meadow.

place_of_publication: Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]

publisher: Jeremiah Russell


ocr: REFERENCES. ; ' K ‘ MTNSRSOTA I PHILADELPHIA. KStrAS- •! MaoatdD k Bdgerton, Bant **r«. Ib u. Wm. U. WMa Joha Ntnlßßor, Krq - l<oatlnii Donaelty, WUliam L. Bauniva. i Rernhcimer Bro’a. Now York.


ocr: SAC lv R APIPS ADVERTISEMENTS. GILMAN’S COLUMN, SAUK RAPIDS LAND AGENCY FOR SALE, 7000 ACRES!!! OP THE BEST QUAITY OF FARMING, MEADOW AND TIM BE R LAND, Lying in the im mcd idle vicinity SAUK RAPIDS, SAINT CLOUD (AMERICA,) and numerous other towns and cities about the llapids. 500 ACRES Splendidßottom&TimberLand LITTLE ROCK LAKE. all of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. As an inducement !o Actual Settlers, we will ■oil lots suitable for farms, on six months or one yOar’s credit. C. A* GILMAN & CO. Cienera! Land Agents, Snuk Rapids, Minnesota. LAND entered. Warrants Located, and Money invested to the best advantage, by C. A. GILMAN &. CO. Sauk Rapids, June 26, 1855. sltf established n Land --ALSO— About


ocr: (TV (Emigrant liil ‘3ouriinl. 4 . W . MAC' DONALD. K DITOII AND PROPRIF.T Oit , IS ISSUED EVERY OTHER WEEK AT THE CITY OF KIIIXGKR. Dakota Co.. M. T. AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IX ADVANCE. RATES or ADVERTISING : Eight lines, one time, $1 00 “ “ three times, 200 JjgT’Special contract* will he made with those desiring to advertise by the year


ocr: For' Sale Corner lots 1 & 2 in Block 64 for sale at a bargain if for soon. No improvement clause. CHARLES E. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent, 7. sth street.


ocr: case & GO'S., - EAGLE STEAM SAW MILL, The Proprietors of this es'ablishment would inform the citizens of Nininger and surrounding country, that their Mill is now turniug out a large amount of Lumber daily, and are prepared to fill orders to any amount at the lowest cash prices. Persons dealing in Lumber down the River will please give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Terms cash. 2:ly nininger, m. t


ocr: Strayed from the Subscriber, on Friday, July 17th, a dark, bob-tail, sorrel Horse, 15 hands high, 8 years old. Also a dark iron gray horse, switch-tail, 14 hands high, 8 years old. . # Whoever will return or give information of their whereabouts, will be handsomely rewarded. A. WILLOUGHBY, Livery Stables, St. Paul, M. T. Aug. 1, 1857. Eat ray.


ocr: BLODGETT Sc PRINGLE. Wholesale and Retail dealers in I nAItDW Alt E . STOVES A •’CD TIN WARJD aoehtotobaii saiiairaa?#, * ■ MECHANICS’ TOOLS, BUILDING MATERIAL, Paints, Oils, Wagons, Carriages, &c., &o. Hastings, June 15, 1857. __


ocr: WILLIAM H. WOLFF, Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, Phoenix Block, St. Anthony street, above Wabash* w, ST. PAUL, M. T. Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of Steele’s Extract and Remedy against Musquitoes. 4:!y


ocr: R. BLAKELY, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, NININGER CITY, M. T. HILLHOUSE & BRO., DEALERS IN • Groceries, Provisions, Hard ware, Crockery, Ac. Constant supplies on hand of the best quality low for cash. Nininger Juno 10,1857. 2:ly


ocr: List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office of Nininger City, M. T. for the quarter ending Sept. i>o, 1 5 57. C ~ N. Ceoiridge, E. Nenegjor, 11. 0. Clark, George C. • S. J. Smith, S. 11. Johnston, J. C. Z Zabler, Joseph Persons calling for the above letters will please say advertised. LOUIS LOICIIOT, P. M.


ocr: CH AN GE OF ADMINISTRATION. THE Subscriber, wishing to inform the citizens of Sauk Rapids and sur rounding country, that the S 5? ai & SB ' B2I"3 !Ei & B A TSAUK RAPIDS, BENTON C% has changed from the old Company to the subscriber, and the Saw Mill is in operation, and the Grist Mill will be as soon as possible. The subscriber has and will keep on hand all kinds of Lum ber, Lath and Shingles, for sale, and bis patrons will be accommodated in a short time with Flour and Mill Stufl generally. The patronage of the cogg| munity is invited, believing from poif experience and untiring efforts, to sup ply the wants of his customers, that en tire satisfaction will be given. O. D.WEEB. Sauk Rapids, Nov. 13, 1857. ' * ! ! 1 | i


ocr: .JOSEI’M JACKSON, Mason 8c Builder. Grading Ac. will be attended to promptly. Refers to J. K. Case, I. Donnelly. t Nininger, June 20, 1857. 2:ly


ocr: VA R I BAU L T II OUSE, Corner of Main and Third Streets, FARIBAULT, ..... M. T T. Rutting, - Proprietor This House is locared in the centre of the busi ness part of the town. Stages stop at this Hotel. C:ly


ocr: T. L. M’KENNEY, DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Boots, Sboes,llats, Caps, Yankee Notions, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, NININGER CITY, M. T.


ocr: F. stray. Come into the premises of the subscriber, on Monday July 6th, 1857, a dark brown horse, 15 bands high and about 8 years old. lie lias white spots on his forehead and nose, and a lew white hairs on his hack; lie lias also a small on bis !,’!t hind leg. The owtrtr of said horse is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away. P M. FITCH, ■ '-u Six miles from Hastings, on the road to St. patil. t Spring Luke July 15, 1857. 4:4t


ocr: DAVID Ct BARIVITZ, HEAL ESTATE AGENT, Conveyancer and Notary Public, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA References—Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, | John Nininger, > Bt. Paul. Trimble & Thompson, ) Ignatius Donnelly, ) Geo. 11. Burns, _ ( xr: n : lllTpl . citv M. A. Miller, > Nininget W J. R. Case, J 480 acres Half Breed scrip, 480 acres jn Scott county, 600* acres, 7 miles below Hastings, Lots in Hudson, Nininger, Shakopee, Ramsey, Fi Minneapolis and St. Paul. ICO acre# one mile above St. Anthony, Val able lot in Winona, near the Court house. IGO acres opposite to Montioello. 160 acres 7 Indies above White Bear Lake in county. WILD and IMPROVED LANDS, and TOWN ip all parts of the Territory, for sale on terms easy purchasers, by DAVID G. BAHNfTZ, s:ly * St. Authony st., St. Paul.


ocr: VEH MILLION HOUSE, KMI'IUE CITY M. T. '•{artin ISrooiimun, i'roprielor. This house wiil always be found prepared to aecoiu niodate travelers with everything to make them t-?;: fortabie, and at reasonable charges. Gi: %


ocr: TOWN OF CLEAR WATER. simonlteyens, Proprietor of clear water, would inform the public that he is rexdy to give clear titles to lots in that new hut flourish ing town. He would further say’o all seeking a place fur a residence or to establish themselves ip -any mechanical or mercantile business, to call add see their town if they are not satisfied with other points they may visit, before they leave the Tertitory in disgust. In connection with bis other business, he keeps the Ferry scrips the Mississippi, and is always ready with a gooa careful man to cross men and teams, at all time*. He also keeps constantly on hand the Clear Water Lime, uhich he will sell ot the lowest cash price. Clear Water, July 29, 1857. n9Btf -


ocr: STOVES STOVES. AT THE CITY OF NININGER, M. T. A large supply of COOKING, PARLOR and FICE STOVES, have just received by the undersigned, which they offer at the most moderates rates to the citizens of this and the adjoining neighborhoods. Also a large assortment of tin and sheet-iron ware to suit the wants of the public. Jobbing of all kinds attended to promptly. Roofs tinned in the best manner to order. Rags, lead, copper brass, etc., taken in exchange for goods. KEMP A Co. City of Nininger, Oct. 24, 1857. 11


ocr: PAPER HANGINGS, A T TIIK CITY OF NININGER, M T. The undersigned has just received a large and fine of Wall Paper, which he offers for sale low cash. He also offers his services to paper and deco rooms, his experience in that line enabling him to satisfaction to bis patrons. G. BURGLUND, 10 Fifth street, near Clarke Avenue. J. 11. CARLE & C«,


ocr: MZAT MARKET. Fifth Street, (near tho Handyside House,) Nininger. Beef. Veal. Mutton, rish, Ice, Sec. DRIED FRUIT of all kinds kept constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest rates. Also, Lard, Butter, and Eggs. 2:ly


ocr: STOVES STOVES. at tbs city OF NININGER. if. T. A large supply of COOKING, PARLOR and OF FICE STOVES, have just received by the undersigned, which they offer at the most moderate* rates to the citizens of this and the adjoining neighborhoods. Also a large assortment of tin and sheet-iron ware to snit the wants of the publio. Jobbing of all kinds attended to promptly. Roofs tinned in the best manner to order. Rags, lead, copper brass, etc., taken in exchange for goods. KEMP A Co. City of Nininger, Oct. 24, 1857. 11


ocr: GEORGE H. BURNS, BANKER, msAii asTATS Anasnr, AS?® S!<BTA®T FUTOH©. Land Warrants located. Collections effected proceeds remitted. Investments made Eastern Capitalists. ' _ Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and for sale. “‘Drafts of the American European Express Co. Great Britain in sums to suit purchasers. Office —Fifth street, above Clarke Avenue, 4:1, NININGER CITY, M. T.


ocr: GUSTAVES BERG LUND, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nininger and the public in general, that he is now prepared to execute all work in his line, to the entire satisfaction of his cus tomers. All orders promptly attended to with neatness I and dispatch. June 20,1857. 2:ly


ocr: LIMBMLIME! Superior first Quality White Lime, Manufactured at Nininger and constantly on hand and for sate by W. B. MOWBY. Nininger, June 20,1857. 2:ly


ocr: HILLHOUSE & BRO., Groceries, Provisions, Hard* ware, Crockery, Ac. Constant supplies on hand of the best quality low for cash. Nininger June 10,1857. ' I 2:ly DEALERS IN


ocr: MARRIED. In this City on the 26th of May, by the Rev. Mr. Mr. Henry Trout to Miss Christiana all of Nininger. In this town, on inst., Mrs. Sarah A., wife Sylvester Russell, aged 24 years.


ocr: CHURCHILL, MAVERICK A BARTLETT, No. 9 Exchange Block, FREEPORT, ILL. wholesale and retail dealers in HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, Sheet Iron, Chains, Anvils, Roofing Tin, VISES, AXLES, COLLINS’ AXES, AMES’ SHOVELS AND SPADES, SCREWS, LOCKS, FILES, AUGERS, IRON WIRE, BELTING, and a full assortment of Builders’ Hardware, House-furnishing Goods, Ac oe Ac. n 2-1 y


ocr: SASB AND DOORS! An assortment of Sash on hand and for sale as follows : 8 by 10 6 cents per light. 10 by 12 7 “ << 10 by 14 8 « « 10 by 16 9 “ « 10 by 18 10 “ « A liberal discount to the trade. Persons putting op a first class building should not to use a good article of Sash and Doors. WM. B. REED. Nininger, June 18, 1857. 2tf


ocr: D. E. EYRE, In Staple and Faacy Dry fittß, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, CUTLERY* PAPER HANGINGS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Fancy Candies, Choice Cigars, Wooden Ware, Farming Tools* Ac. Corner of Second and Ramsey streets,


ocr: T. L. M KENNEY, DBAI. KB IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS* I Boeti, 81mm, Hats, Capa, Yankee Watteau, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS , NININGER CITY, M. T. HUB! MM&i Superior F|rst Quality White Lime, Manufactured at j Nininger and constantly on hand and for sale by „. . , "K W. E. MOWRY. I • Nininger, June 20,1857. 2:ly I


ocr: HILLHOUSE & BRO., Groceries, Provisions, Hard ware, Crockery, Ac. Constant supplies on han4 of the best quality low for cash. Nininger June 10,1857. 2:ly DEALERS IN a r


ocr: Printers’ Furnishing Warehouse. B. R. WEBB, (Successor to) WELLS & WEBB, MANUFACTURER OF Wood Type* Cases* Stands* FURNITURE , &C. and Dealer in all kinds of iPi&immiQ at atama a© s » 18 Dutch st., cor. Fulton, New York.


ocr: GU STATES BERGLIWD, van vkvmiv respectfully inform the citizens of Nininger and public in general, that he is now prepared to execute work in his line, to the entire satisfaction of his cus All orders promptly attended to with neatness dispatch. Nininger, June 20,1857. 2:ly


ocr: CONTRACTORS and builders, NININGER, Minnesota. 1:1 y H. A L W. GOVETT, ARCHITECTS, Contractors and Builders, The above firm would respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that they are now prepared to furnish designs and superintend the erection of buildings of any style or description with neatness and dispatch and at reasonable rates. 2:ly


ocr: List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office of Nininger City, M. T for the quarter ending June 30, 1857. B Guion, John W. (2) Bateman, John Gillot, Miss Nelly Bourjois, Jule H C Hoselton, Sam. Calehefl, John M Clarke, Francis Mountjoy, Joseph Cain, F. A. Hunger, Isaac Coll, Robert Morgan, George D Me. Dixon, John McFadding, Denison, W. S. N. Deveau, George H. Naiding, John Donnelly, Ignatius (2) P G Phillips, David Gray, Wm. A. ( 5) Petersen, M. Halver LOUIS LOICHOT, P. M. The undersigned, desirous of having a Briek Yard established in Nininger,will sell to any party who will take the matter in hand, an excellent Brick Machine of New York manufacture, the. necessary amount of clay and timber land, and will receive his pay for the same in bricks at the current prices. Address IGNATIUS DONNELLY, Nininger, Minnesota. NOTICE.—AII persons indebted to the subscriber, either by note or book account, will please make imme diate payment. All those having any claims against him will present them for adjustment. HENRY CALEFF. Nininger, July 4, 1857. B:3t For Sale!


ocr: Joseph Jackson, Contractor, Mason Sc Builder. Grading &c. will be attended to promptly. Refers to J. R. Case, I. Donnelly. Niningcr, June 20, 1857. 2:ly


ocr: sixty thousand dollars—nearly all dear gain to the State. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION Oration, Munlc, Pyrotechnics and Banquet / m AT N IN I N G Elt C ITT, Reading of the Declaration of Independence at ten o'clock A. M., by GEORGE 11. BURNS, ESQ.; ORATION BY IGNATIUS DONNELLY, ESQ. ©HIS © B (DIb®(DKp ffV SSL - The exercices will take place in front of the Handyside They will be followed in the evening by a dis- of Fireworks and a Ball. The citizens of the neighborhood are invited to par A band of Music will be in attendance and done to enliven the occasion. SSfe-ToK undesigned, Corporators of Niningerand St. Western Railroad Co., in compliance with the re of their charter, granted at the last session the Territorial Legislature, hereby give notice that will, on the first Monday of July, 1857, at the of of David G. Barnitz, Esq., St Anthony street, Saint and at the office of George H. Burns, Esq., Nin Minnesota, meet and open such books as may be for subscription to so much of the capital stock may be deemed necessary. B. Clitherall, Ignatius Donnelly, L. Emerson, John Nininger, B. Cook, George 0. Robertson, R. Case, Lewi.-? Faiver, Rohr, Charles E. Clarke. 2:2t j ! j I , ' j !


ocr: MARRIED. In this City on the 26th of May, by the Rev. Mr. Wilcox, Mr. Henry Trout to Miss Christiana all of Nininger. In this town, on the 10th inst* Mrs. Sarah A., wife Sylvester Russell, aged 24 years.


ocr: BROWN, THATCH & Co , Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in CLOTHING, AI&aD ©©©IDS, No. 172 MAIN STREET, (Between Washington Avenue and Virginia Hotel,) SAINT LOOTS, Mo.


ocr: LITTLE FALLS HARDWARE STORE AND AGRICULTURAL depot, ica.&assr sw mis si's, Nearly opposite the fito r / hern II ol el. alM’rlTsmitu WOULD respectfully announce to the citi zens of Ldittlc Falls and vicinity, that he has been and is now receiving one of the Largest and Best Selected STOCKS OF HARDWARE ever brought into the Upper Mississippi country. Among his assortment will be found a COMPLETE VARIETY of the latest and most approved styles ot rum COOKING STOVES. Among which are the K I N G OF THE WEST, NEW ENGLAND PREMIUM, afc&spsrs&t Improved New Empire State, BIJICK DIAMOND, MORNING STAR, CHARTER OAK, MAYFLOWER, ETC. In a word, he lias as complete an as sortment as can be found anywhere in the Upper Country ; and far more, he gives notice that he is NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! ! He has also paid particular attention to the department of HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE!!! and challenges competition for the ex cellency, variety and completeness oi his Stock of goods in this branch of his business. CARPENTERS’ TOOLS


ocr: TotTueT ALL persons indebted to the subsci iber either by note or Irook account, are requested to call and settle the tame before the first day of April, or their accounts will be left in the hands of a lawyer for collect ion. GEO. W. SWEET. Sauk Rapids, March 14th, 1857. nß2tf


ocr: FARIBAULT HOUSE, Corner of Main and Third Streets, FARIBAULT, T. Nutting, .... Proprietor This House is located in the centre of the busi ness part of the town. Stages stop at this Hotel. 6:ly M. T.


ocr: SAUK RAPIDS LUMBER MARKET f SAdk Raplids, Sept 11, 1867. Price* tbarged J~O. b. fTebbU Mil. First quality common Board* and Pl’k, f 18 per m 2d do da 16 do B 'ft 1 do 12 and 14 ft. - 18 do C A aS IH II4MI 2d do 18 do First do Siding 20 do Clear Lumber, from 820 tq n 25 *A» * Shingles " J *■•B6 fo 8 1 Sq’r Timber, from 8 to 16 eta per foot. r. |


ocr: UP & DOING !! CABINET WARE, SASH & DOORS • Manufactured at I« n V v.\ ! '"’?<■ r. X. ■ :nv/ ;JAV£ sE_A?»SS&ffl* opprtsile MR. HAMLIN’S OFFICE nrfthe river; has got E turning Lathe in operation, where he will keep con stantly on hand, Bedsteads, Tables, Stands of all kinds. Bureaus and all work-in tjhe Cabinet line, nnd also sash and Doors Hiving served his time aa art npprentice at the Cabinet trade in the East, and having been to a great ex pense in fining up a shop, he fiatters himself that' he eftn give all satisfaction who -nav favor him with a call. jng of all descriiit ons done on. s ort notice, and Also Re pa ring furnrturejdop with neatness and despatch. Give ds « call. SffcPHEN O CRAWFORD j-iaukr Rapids, March 48. ’57. / sfttfiJtl


ocr: TITUS AND WHEELOCK, LAND AGENTS AATD Defers |n'Jkjjjl Estate I CIIEAR WATER, WRIGHT CO., M.T., YITILL sell Land Warrants fof Cash or ot Tf time ; loan money on good secafity j pay taxes for non-residents ; draw up deeds, declaratory statement*, pre-emption proof Ac. ; scK claims, pre empted lands,Town shares,andlots,oncoimuMS*m. etc I .', etc. Claim* prosecuted for pre-emptors at th< U. S. Land Office. They have Plats of all the Townships open for pie-eraption in this vicinity,am: will give information to settlers relative to finding claims. Surveying and mapping done to order. T.B. Titus, J. D. Whkelock, Sum ’ & Notary Public Justice of the Peace


ocr: THE MISSISSIPPI HOUSE. MATTHIAS MALGET, Bluff above the Lei>ee, Nininye-r t'<fy The attention of the public is invited to this new handsome Hotel. The Proprietor promises his every attention and comfort. His charges will be current rates. stf.


ocr: FALLS, MORRISON 00., MHINESOTA TERRITORY. SaSrwfigffßS as wall as the iacmwd danmads of the traveling public. ‘ Mr. Mooax intends to keep up the reputation of the Nu*r«*iis Hotel, and make u will be givwMo ail who may favor him with their I ssSswis, April let. 1857. nß4lf nmt MUS o. a; chucchill a co. ThEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries. iV JLF Ware. Hardware, Qeeensware, Boots ann Shoes, Ghetning,Gamp fixtures, etd. *war,Bn- con. Lard; Pork, Farming Ummdls, and «*fret everything usually ktgit in a eeuWbry Stotw, we we i prepared to sell at Wholesale and, Retail-Jwimher tnen can nlway* find supplies on hand. Wa ffiedge ourselves that our prices shall suit every reasonable man. Call and see us. , _ Little Falls, Mortisou County, July V, 1855161. WM. H. COLLINS, 'i' (tk*h tHhamvoaii) Watch and Clock Maker, ROBERT BTREET, ST. PAUL, MIN. TER /CHRONOMETER, Duplex, Horixontal, Pa. Vy tent Lever and Cylinder Watche,! carefully cleaned. Repaired and Warranted 05* Jewelry Neatly Repaired. may 27, —nßoly "old FOUNDRY.


ocr: ' ' < 1 TITOS AND WHEELOCK, LAND IOENTS jutd Dealers iu Real Estate ! 1 CLEAR WATER, WRIGHT CO., M.T., WILL ‘sell Land Warrants for Cash or on, time ; loan moody on good security ; pay taxes for non-residents ; draw up deeds, declaratory statements,-pre-emption proof &c. ; sell claims, pre empted lands, Totreshares,and lots, on commission, etc., etc. Claims prosecuted for pre-etnptor* at the U. S. Land Office. They have Plats of all the Townships open for pre-emption in this vicinity, and will give information to settlers relative to finding claims. Surveying and mapping done to order. • T.B. Titos, j.D. Wheelock, Surer* & Notary Public Justice of the Peace Clear Water, Wright On. .June 26, 1857. nß3tf


ocr: TllK Ml'Slssu i’l HOUSE. MATTHIAS AULGtiT. Blejf a Lore lhe Lemc, JSininger City. The attention of the public is invited to this newand handsome Hotel. The Propiietor promises his patrons every attention aud comfort. Ills charges will be the current rates. PuOI’RIEToR


ocr: NEW ENGL INI) II I 'TEL. Corner of Second and Sibley S reef-, HASTINGS, !l». S. l ove. ’i he attention of the travelling community, particu larly of the farmers from the back country, is called to the excellent stabling nttaebed *o the New England 11,.1td. They will tin 1 the Proprietor disposed to ten ler M. T Prupi Ido*.


ocr: ! ! 1 1 Plain and Ruled Letter Paper for sale at this office Printers* Furnishing; Warehouse. E . R . WEBB, (Successor to) WELL S & WE BB , MANUFACTURER OF Wood Type* Cases* Stands* FURNITURE, AC. and Dealer in all kinds of 19 Hutch st., cor. Fullon, New York. NONPAREIL BOOK ■printing s 'p utilising ltei\ No. AO Halil street, DI BI QI K. IOWA I I'VJ'i: lOENDKY AND FKI'.SS rURNISHING DEPOT. PMXTIXtt MATfMU l.n rOCXDKI’ PRICES. | 3»f W. A. AI»AMB, Printer. AND Jpß


ocr: BROWN, THATCH & Co-, Manuftctnrers and Wholesale Dealers in . CLOTHING,* ASST© WV 33*3330 } Jvo. m MAWSTRiztt, \ , (Between Washington Avenue and Virgiuia Hotel,) SAINT IXWIS, ftfo.


ocr: NOTICE. HWING soM my stock of Goods, it now becomes absolutely necessary that my Notes anti Book Accounts should be settled. Ail those indebted to tne will please make arrange ments to cancel their indebtedness, otherwise 1 shell be obliged to place said Notes and accounts til the hands of juoper otKcers for collection. C. B. VAN NEST. Sank .Rapids, January 29, 1856. 76tf


ocr: €l)i' Cinigrant isliil Journal, 4 . W . 31 4 CDON4LD, EDITOR AN P PROPRIETOR, IS ISSCED EVERY OTHER WEEK AT THE CITY OF \l\l\Gl.R, Dakota Co., 91. T.. AT TWO DOLLARS A YE.\R, IN ADVANCE. rates of advertising : Eight lines, on* time. SIOO “ “ three times, 200 fiSyßpecial contracts will be made with those desiring to advei ti.-e by the ve.ir


ocr: B Ri 4KEI.Y, M. D., AND SURGEON, NININGKR CITY, M. T. lIILL HOUSE & I UKCELL, pEAI.fe.KB IN Groceries, Provisions, Hard ware, Crockery, Slc. i Constaut supplies on hand of the best quality low for ; eash, Nininger. October Ist, 1#57, 2:ly


ocr: B. A L. W. I.OIEIT. A KC II 1 T K CIS. Contractors and Builders, '1 tie above tirmavottid respect! it lly iutoiiu ihcir frietuls and the public generally, tlt.it they arc now prepared to furnish design* and superin’etd the erection of buildings of auy style or description with ucatness ad di-paub ant at reasonable rates. -sly i


ocr: A Valuable € laim Of 160 acres, for sale, situated 12 miles from Fart* an I 2$ from Shieldsville ; it has good running r, *25 acres of timber, au I thirty acres of uiwadow, balance being good plow land. Also 100 acres on Chubb Cr ek, five tuiles from Lake which is equally divided in praire and timber; living water, Ac. Inquire of J. M HILLIIOUSE.


ocr: GUSTAVES BERG LUND, nm t\u Would respectfully inform the citisens of Niuinger and the public in general, that he is now prepared to execute all work in his line, to the entire satisfaction of bis cus tomers. All orders promptly attended to with neatness and dispatch. Niuinger, June 20,1857. 2:ly


ocr: VERMILI.IOX HOUSE, KM PI I*. K CITY »1. T. Marlin Brook man. Proprietor. This house will always be found prepared to accom modate travelers with everything to make them com fortable, and at reasonable charges. tit-f


ocr: Kalfaf. Strayed from the Subscriber, on Friday, July 1 7th, a dark, bob tail, sorrel Horse, 15 hands high, 8 year* old. Also a dark iron gray horse, switeh-tail, 14 hands high. 8 years old. Whoever will return or give information of their whereabout*, will bp haudsmiiciy ravtnlei ~ A. WILLOUGHBY, Livery Stables, St Paul, M. T. Aug. I, 1*67. SALE.—A tot of old newspapers Aj>- pij al this often.


ocr: * ' ' D. F. BANKS, sxasxa ' SApJt RAPIDS AfWT. TjSP t Tg NOW aiiaatod at 0. B. D*f* JL ba ia prana rad to f» Sbavinf Half and Shampooing in the lite.t and Style. Mr. 8., having had many year* in the business, feel* satisfied that ne .can giye per fect Satisfaction to all who may deed his and therefore respoetfisly invites the patronage the public. B October 1,1857. 3nßir ' • :


ocr: BTDIaHD WHEELOGK, LAND r ’ dMfl>. f w Dealers in Begl Kstater 1 1 rf.iv WILL sdll Land' Wawanu for Caah or on time ; loan money 00 good security ; pay taxes for nun-residfetifr f drew up declaratory statements, pra-emptionpraof 1 4tc, i- sell claiatf, pre- empted lands,Town shares,and lots, on commissjam, etc.,etc. Claims prosecuted for pre-emptors at the U.S. Land Offiog. *riiejr have Plats pf all the Townshipe open- fihr in th is vicinity,and will 1 give information to- Settftrs relative to finding 'claims. Sorveying.and'mapping done to order. T*. B. Titus,- J. D. Whkelock, Rurvr’ & Notary Public Justice of the Peace Clear Water, Wright Co., June 26,: 1837, n93tf


ocr: Tli!*; Ml'Slssm T 1 HOUSE. .'IATTIIIAS MAUiET. fjh'jj' above the Leeec t A iniiujer City The attiulion of the public is invited to this new ami handsome Hotel. The Propiictor promises his pair* ns every attention and comfort. His charges will be the cuirciit rates. Otf. PllOl'Rl ETuR


ocr: NKW ENGL\M) HOTEL Corner ol‘ Second an*l Sihit-y S r-et-, HASTINGS, S. 'i he att< ntioti of the travelling conumtiiiry. pii tn.ii larly **i the farmers from the back country, i-. called to the excellent stabling attached *o the New Luglaii'i ll* tel. They will tin I the Proprietor disposed to icu i«-r them t very ait* t tion <>tt Pr«|>i .


ocr: ; . i ; I j 1 C. A. GILM AN , xm' AND GENERAL LAND AGENT. SAUK RAPIDS, M. T.; ■Wrfo.t attend Ur buying and ws'Tag LsnrU, tT To.vn Lota, spring of nn-isig House*, PAYING TAXES.. CcMtvtiitg" Debts, end >M*g ?•; ’ 4 L G AN S o') Convriii • w v.p art* i loop A«K:*<>V ? •etDinwi s«: ilia. >sf up Pve-Km i'iiou. l?r foU WEB iffil'yii ; '.*FFI€|E : aiii* ttf bitiflr hosioeK- which «itfy - *e . to l.»s care Also, lUr sale ■ * <u.; ».*- Seißac, >• 120,000 >a.<;shes of ;.h- ion Farmin'.' a>l Tin-.b»-rr<s I . J , sit mli-ii a If..vti'o In.i- .i' ih ■ llnii tl'-.ii 1 St. Pdf.! to Crow Wing. ;»•'.«.' f.a ait- • £ fiar TIMBERED LAISP. OK JELK KIT EK| •I.OOO.rxrc:?, nwir Soul ;--pv»i\ • ”.■-• F-D'-iKt.


ocr: Xiist of Letters Remaining iu the Post, Office of Nininger City. M. T. for the quarter ending Sept.. 30, 1857. C N. Cool ridge, E. Neuegjor, 11. O. Clark, George C. - S. J. Smith, S. 11. Johnston, J. C. Z Zahler, Joseph Persons calling for tho above letters will please say advertised. LOUIS LOICHOT, P. M.


ocr: D. E. FYKE, Dealer la Staple and Faacy Dry Ciaad* GROCERIES* CROCKERY, CUTLERY, PAPER HANGUSCS, boots and shoes, Fancy Candies, Choice Cigars, Wooden Ware, Farming Tool*, «e. Corner of Second and Ramsey street*, 4;ly ;HASTINGS, MINN.


ocr: CABINET WAREHOUSE. The undersigned has just opened a place in this town for the manufacture of all kinds of cabinet furniture, and repairing and repolishitjg the same, and invites the citizens and community generally to give him a call. Nininger, Oct, 10th, ’57. H. KRAMER.


ocr: 91. A. HILLER, CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, NININGER CITY, M. T. Refers to John Nininger,and D. G. Barniti, St. Paul; I. Donnelly, Nininger City. 4:ly


ocr: PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, NININGER CITY, M. T. HILLHOUSE & BRO., DEALERS IN • Groceries, Provisions, Hard ware, Crockery, Ac. Constant supplies on hand of the beet quality low for cash. Nininger Juno 10,1857. 2:ly


ocr: WILLIAM H. WOLFF, Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, Phoenix Block, St. Anthony street, above Wabashiw, ST. PAUL, M. T. Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of Steele’s Extract and Remedy against Musquitoes. 4:ly


ocr: C. A. HOUSE, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, ARE prepared to execute all business in their line with neatness and despatch. Plans, Specifications and Details famished to order. Office at Day’s Hotel, corner of Broadway and Warren Streets, Saak Rapids. Sauk Rapids, Feb. 26, 1857. 80tf TOWN OF CLEAR WATER. SIMON "STEYENS, Proprietor, of clear water, would inform the public that he is ready to give clear titles to lots in that new but flourish ing town. He would further say f o all seeking a place for a residence or to establish themselves in any mechanical or mercantile business, to call and iee ilveir town 5 r tbev are not satisfied with other hey may sit, fcetore fWv leave theTevtitm-y tn disgust." .lu mgfOUpt vyitji iMe he keep* the *4 r-ady vruh i•; >ad 'ar«'id n ‘ l '' 4 ‘ 0 ' TTe also keeps constantly on hand the Clear VV ater cash


ocr: UNION HOTEL ORRIN R. DAY, OF this establishment, takes this m**lhod inform the citizens of Sauk Rapids .. r,-- vicinity, and the traveling public generally, will continue to b«UI forth at • is old stand, distance above town, where he will use endeavors to nrciwima-.laJe all who mnv ea : him, nritil his new and commodious Hotel in Sauk Rapids proper. Sauk Rapids, January .'3, 1657. n76tf C. C. ANDREWS, (Late ot the Office of Solicitor ofthe U.S. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, A N D Commissioner of ike U. S Court of Claims ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA. TTVIO-M omeial experience int Washington, ant' L' familiarity with practice before the


ocr: LIMIT i II A. 3ST T S AND ACTUAL SETTLERS. rrihe subscribed ofter for sile TWENTY JL i HOUSANI/ ACRES of FiLriMING- LA.KT3DS! In Benton County, situated near Elk River and the Mississippi, selected with great care.— The lands are well Well Wooded and Watered, Gently roiling, and present a fine opportunity for persons of small means to get a comfortable FARM!! (T I T I. E FROM GOVERNHE N T.) T E R M S: From $5 to i}?ls per Acre—lo per cent. Cush, the balance on i, 2,3, 4 and 5 years Credit, with interest at ten per cent. Apply to H \MLIN & LANCASTER, Sauk Rapids GEORGE W SWEET do BORtIP & OAKS, Saint Paul ANDREW LEVERING, DEALER in Real Estate, and Money Broker, Commissioner for Pennsylvania, And Wis Pati’.


ocr: NOTICE To People, Visiting St. Paul. THE having resumed the proprie- 'well known EMPIRE SALOON, hega leave to call the attention rtf the public to the h atttifol manner it» which he ha* fitted up the ok? EurtfiE.on Third Sheet, formerly kept by T. H. Goldeth Thankful hr past favors,' lye hopes, b\ strict attention to business, to ne it a eahtinp-uice of the sprue. When you come to St. TauV giye me a call, Meals at nil hours and on short notice. St. Paul, May’s 7. E. CASE, Proprietor, SO LUTHER P- YVAUGH, SHERIFF, Watab, 13 m ton County, Minneso to Territory, will fatthfoviy eJ(ehd to btisi jnw* entrustod to his care,-


ocr: TAKE CARE I Al.fj persons, debtors to C. B. Van Nest. here nfore notified that their notes or ac counts have bean assigned to me as collateral for the security m claims against said Van Nest, will save costs by making payment immediately to EDWARD O. HAMLIN. Sauk Rapids, jane 26, 1857. ( n93tf


ocr: niARRICB. On the 2‘2d in»t , at the Fuller House, St. Raul, by the Kev. Mr !!dc Maft’cr, J. Ai.vis ItoiMir, Rsq ,of Louisville, Ken: it my, to 'li-s K. A MCE Rkkd. of Nin itiger, M. T. ["With *in c-iugr.itiil itiona t<» the liuppy c.iuple are uiiugled feelings oi regret at losing from our social circle the lovely bride, wh>->‘ presence in our inid.-f was that of pleasure and profit to a'l. What we lose, however, will be a sa ; n to her lew home. DEATHS. Jn Hasting- '27th inst , Saionie. daughter j r ..!■ I id’u.ibcth ..g* 1 1 I m ii f h-.


ocr: BLODGETT & PRINGLE. Wholesale and Retail dealers in HARDWARE, STOVES AND TIN WARE, AGJRJKDU2OTEAJL WOTMaillTlf • MECHANICS’ TOOLS, BUILDING MATERIAL, Paints, Oils, Wagons, Carriages, &c., &o. Hastings, June 15, 1857.


ocr: J. U. CABLE & CO, MEAT MARKET. Fifth Street, (near the Handyside House,) Nininger. Beef, Veal. Mutton, * Fish, Ice, &c. DRIED FRUIT of all kinds kept constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest rates. Also, Lard, Butter, and Eggs. 2:ly


ocr: School fleeting linf will ’*■ it imaging of A""> '//•/' »N' /ion/ /.*/.</ tiff, s > ", on Mon 1 a cv • \ugit-! 2.lst. at y o'clock, ai tin Schtl If II ■ \ full :P eU'l '.ii ’i' :s requested !l ue-Mcr* u l ' >r>qi.|- : will come i- 1 r«- the m-cting Bv order ot the Trusteed, CHARLIE E CLARKE.


ocr: J. W-B,A»S,, A. C. LEWIS, D*R WU If*, I, J. W. BASS & CO-, S*OR A GE, FO R WARDING AND CO MM lISST ON EE R C HAN TS, St Paul, Minnesota Territory. CiTE-ffMBOiT AGENTS. Agfn> I. C. ft. R. ; agents for Monoy’s Reapers and . * John R. Law re nee, New York, Wood, Tomlinson & Co., New York, Mult and Co., New Tork, Halo nnd Co., Chicago, 111. Mather and 1 Co., Chicago, 111. J. W. Banning and Co., Cincinnati. I•.J. P. Farley, Dubuque. ' Robinson and Co., Dubuque Humphries, Tutt and Terry, St Loom Williantl S. Gilinan, St. Louis John LOrrhin and Cb., Galena, 111 Marshall and Co., St. Paul J. L, Farwell and JCo., St. Paul. t Mark Packages ,r Care J. W. B. & Co. St. Paul.” Sf. Paul, 1857. nß2ff ' To tTc eT ALL persons indebted to the subscriber either by note' or book account, are requested to -eail and settle the same before the first- day of April, or their accounts will be left in the hands of a lawyer for collection. GEO. W. SWEET. Sauk Rapids, March 11th, 1857. nß2tf MABIE &, HOUSE, ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, ARE prepared to execute all business in their JTjL line with neatness and despatch. Plans, Specifications and Details furnished to order. Office at Day’s Hotel, corner of Broadway and Warren Streets, Sauk Rapids. Sauk Rapids, Feb. 26, 1857, SOtf ARON MABIE. CHAUNCY A. HOUSE ' , I > • ' > r ’ ’


ocr: BROWN, THATCH & Co , Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in CLOTHING, if(e>©Die>3 9 , No. na MAIN STREET, (Between Washington Afcnttet and Virginia H<W,) SAINT LOUIS, Mo. i ia , ’


ocr: , ( ( , * J | Harness. i to C. B, VAN NEST. Sauk Rapids, March 23rd, 1857. nß2tf ATTENTION! CITIZENS OF BENTON COUATY. A. VARENNE, Whohsale and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Vf*mes, Liquors &c. &.C. &C., No, 8, Fort-St., next to Winslow House, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA, MR. VARENNE takes this method to inform the citizens of the Upper Mississippi that he keeps constantly on hand, which ho is determined to dispose of upon the most reasonable terms, the most choice selection of articles in bis line of business, amongst which will be found : 100 Bbls. Flour, 100 Sacks do 50 Bbls Pork, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, of all kinds, Cider Vine gar, Molasses, Soap, Candles, Salera tus, Salt. Starch, Pilot Bread, Crackers. Almonds, Lobsters, Clams, Oysters, Codfish, Mackerel, Herring, Tongues and Sounds, Tobacco, Cigars, Olive Oil, Lard Oil, Fish Oil, Lamp Oil, Preserves of al! kinds, Lemon Syrup, Ginger Syrup, Raspberry, Flavor ing Extacts, Maccaroni, Ver inacelli, Farina, Beans, Mustard ; ail kinds of Spices, Pi .men t o , Choclate, Cocoa, Tomato Catsup, Pep per Satrce, Seda, Cream Tartar, Wash Board*, Brooms, Bed- Cords, Clothes Lines, &c, Buckets, Tubs, C 1 o t h es Pins, Lead, Pow derand Shot of all k i n ds, Percus sion Caps, Wicking and Twine,Bags, Batting, Bagging, 4'c., &c., &c.. &c., All of which he offers at the lowest cash rates, and be begs the citizens of the Upper Mississippi, who come to St. Paul to purchase such articles, to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere. St. , . | | i ’ > J j , ■ J , , •


ocr: . NOTICE. is hereby given that a pStttfon INI be presented to the Boanl of County Com missioners, at their next meeting, for a road Smik Rapids to Princeton, on Rum River,‘on most feasible and jjraciicable route. j— g ALE A. SPAN of Heavy Horses, one Lumbar Wag oa and Harness ; also, one single Buggy and Harness. Apply i turned lately to C. B, VAN NEST. Sauk March 23rd, 1857. nß2tf f


ocr: n.'&hVJfffts*. Hastings, Minnesota. Respectfully offers his Professional Services to the citisens of Hastings and vicinity. Having had an el- Eerience of twelve years west and south, in the above usiness, be flatters himself that all who favor him with their patronage will be pleased with bis work and price. Ofice over Perry & Hodgkins Drug Store comer of Bam* aey and Second Street. : Nov. 7th, 1857. “


ocr: THE MISSISSIPPI HOUSE. MATTHIAS MALGET, Proprietor t Bluff above the Levee, Nininger City. The attention of the public is invited to this new *Bd handsome Hotel. The Proprietor promises his patrons every attention His charges will be the current rates. stf.


ocr: C> Cinigrnnt Jiil journal, 4 . W . iH 4CDON AL D , editor and proprietor, IS ISSUED EVERT OTHER WEEK AT THE CITV OF 41.\14G1:R, Dakota Co., 91. T.< AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. RATES OF advertising : Eight lines, one time, SIOO “ “ three times, 200 contracts will be made with those desiring to advertise by the year


The True Democrat. [volume]

ocr: 1 Has been before the public more than 2(1 years ami is deservedly popular in the cure of Spavins, Sweeney, RiiurUine, Windfalls, Pole Kvil, Callous, Cracked Heels. Gall ..fall kinds. Fresh \\ minds Sprains, Bruises, Fistula. Sit fast, Sand Cracks, Strains. Lameness, Foun dered Feet, Seratchei or Grease, Mange. Foot Hot in Sheep, Oarc-ot in Cows, Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, Kxternal Poisons, Pa nfal Nervous Affections. Frost Bites, Boils, Corns, Whitlows, Rums and Scalds. Chillblains, Chap ped Hands, Cramps, Contrac'ions of the Mus cles, Swellings. Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, Ac. ^ ampldets gratuitously furnished bv agents with Testimonials of its utility. All orders addressed to the Proprietors, M. II. Ti i kkk it Co., Lockport, \ Y. {tP"For»ale by Druggists mid Merchants gen eni y through the United Statos, British 1’ossce sions, and other Countries, t v1 by K. L. DOUGK Uttle Rock. And bv Druggists ,nd M r. hunts in even r..veil n the vieinitv ; wli,-lesale bv dealer- in Me it e ijj Sew Orleans, Phiiadelphis, New York, ami ill ■vge town* sad eitiee. Ang 18 M lT

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publisher: Richard H. Johnson


ocr: Has Wen before Tin1 public more than 20 years and is deservedly popular in the cure of Spavins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windgalls, Pole Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Call of all kinds Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fistula, Sit* fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foun dered Feet, Scratched or Grease, Mange, Foot Rot in Sheep. Garget in Cows, Rheumatism, Rites of Animals, External Poisons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Rites, Boils, Corns, Whitlows, Bums and Scalds, Chillblains, Chap ped Hands, Cramps, Contractions of the Mus cles, Swellings, Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, Ac. c-ff Pamphlets gratuitously furnished 1 y agents with Testimonials of its utility. All orders addressed to the Proprietors, M. H. Ti cker A Co., Lockport, N. Y. OTFor sale by Druggists and Merchants gen era.,v, through the United States, British Posses sions, and other Countries. A v1 by K. L. DODGE, Little Keck. And by Druggists ami Merchants, in every town in the vicinity; wholesale by dealers in Medicine in New Orleans, Philadelphia, New York, and in large towns and oitiea. Aug 19 M !T


ocr: STEAMBOAT REGISTER. [furnished by rapley, hanger a co.] Arrivals. April 17—Umpire No. 3. from Norristown. “ 18—S. II. Tucker, from Napoleon. “ 20—Kock City, 44 •* u 24—Arkansas, 44 44 44 25—Col. Drennen. 44 44 44 26—S. il. Tucker from Ozark. Departures. April 17—T m pi re No. 3, for Napoleon. 18 —S. II. Tucker, for Ft. Smith. ** 20— Rock City, for Napoleon. u 27—S. II. Tucker, for Napoleon. 44 2 7—('<>1. Drennen, for Napoleon. ( Steamers Dardanclle and Lucy Robinson at Jaeo's Bar. at


Arkansas true Democrat. [volume]

ocr: CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE BY THE M T N A INSURANCE COMPANY, OF 11AKTFORD, CONN. Incorporated 16iy— Charter Perpetual fire and inland navigation INSURANCE, Calls the attention of its friends, patrons, and the public generally, to the following facts: OK ITS HAVING A Cash Capital ol' *500,000! WITH ASSETS AMOUNTING TO 1,307,903.42! Has Transacted Business successfully 8S Years, AND CONTINUES TO PROGRESS IN HEALTH, WEALTn AND VITALITY. Paid an Aggregate Loss of over *10,000,000. Is organized on a National bads, with local agencies in all principal places, nndcra Mercantilesystem; founded on a Cash Standard, with an envia ble reputation alike the same oil the banks of the Hudson, or the Miss issippi. the Gu If of Mexico i >r t lie Northern Lakes; presenting a powerful organization as a conservator of public good and Bond of integri ty; equal to all emergencies it undertakes, worthy the STABILITY AND DIGNITY CF AN Eminent American Corporation, ON MERIT ALONE FOUNDING ITS CLAIMS TO PATRONAGE AND FAVOR, Affording superior facilities and Security in mat ters of Insurance—Commercial. Mechanical, Mercantile or rural, while ranking for importance and public service THE FIRST OF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES, OK AMERICA. INSURES AT Rates and Rules as Liberal as the Risks assumed {»;rmit for Solvency and Fair Profit. Espee.ial attention given to the In snranee of Dwellings mid Con tents, for a period of from one to live years. LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED PROMPTLY PAID. Policies Issued Without Delay by CHARLES KAPLEY. Agent, at "Little Rock, Arks. June Ifi. 1857. 3ni U O li IS E A R’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 106 Canal street. New Orleans. 106 [FOUNDED lt>32.] IS OPEN THROUGHOLT THE YEAR. f IHIE establishment is intended mainly tor Adults—Ladies and Gentlemen, and Youths, whose time is very vuluable ana it is so arranged that persons who wish to learn the

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ocr: Died—In this city, Oct. 31st, Albert L., son of John and Elizabeth Kirk, aged three years and three months. An angel band has culled Another blossom from his home, To swell the choir of songsters Around their Maker's throne. Then mourn not at this parting, Friends of this dear baby boy; He's gained a haven of safety, t God s blestiings tv enjoy .


ocr: CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE BY THE M T N A INSURANCE COMPANY, OK HARTKURD, CONN. Incorporated 1819—Charter Perpetual FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE, ChIIb the attention of its friends, patrons, and the pubiie generally, to the following facta: OK ITS HAVING A Cash Capital of *500.000! WITH ASSETS AMoCNTINU TO 1,307,903.42! Has Transacted Business successfully 38 Years, AND OONTINI4.fi TO PROGRESS IN’ HEALTH, WEALTH AMI VITALITY. T’flifi an Agf£rej?ate Loss <»t over $10,000,000* I, organized on a National basis, with local agencies in all principal places, under a Mercantile system; founded on a Cash Standard, with an envia ble reputation alike the same on the banks of the Hudson, or the Miss issippi . t he G u 1 f of Mexico or t he Northern Lakes;presenting a powerful organization as a conservator of public good and Bond of integri ty: equal to all emergencies it umlert akes, worthy the STABILITY AM) DIGNITY CF AN Eminent American Corporation, ON MERIT ALONE ForNDINO ITS CLAIM, TO PATRONAGE AND FAVOR, Affording superior facilities and Security in mat ters of Insurance—Commercial, Mechanical, Mercantile or rural, while ranking for importance and public service THE FIKST OK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES, OK AMERICA. INSTKES AT Rates and Rules ns Liberal as the Risks assumed permit for Solvency and Kair Profit. Especial attention given to the In surance of Dwellings and Con tents, for a period of from one to five years. LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED PROMPTLY PAID. Policies Issued Without Delay by CHARLES BARLEY, Agent, at Little Rock, Arks. June 13.1857. 8m _


ocr: THE KEEN Ac Let;KANI) PLANTATION I’OR SALE. TWICE ia hereby (riven, That tln> fin, Cotton Plan tation of11.<* Into firm of Keen^ . . <fc LeGrand, situated near Li ma, m Desha county, Arkansas, together with all the slaves and personal property thereon, will be sold by us on the premises at public auction on Wednes day the <>ih day of January, A. 1>. 1358. Said


ocr: CHOICE FIRSt CLASS INSURANCE BY THE M T N A INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Incorporated 1S19-- Charter Perpetual FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE, Calls the attention of its friends, patrons, and the public genorallv. to the following facts: OF ITS HAVING A Cash Capital of *500,0001 WIT!! ASSETS AMOUNTING TO 1,307,903.42! Has Transacted Business successfully 8S Years, AND CONTINUES TO PROGRESS IX HEALTH, WEALTH ANO VITALITY. I’aid an Aggregate Loss of over *10,000,000. Is organized on a National basis, with local agencies in all principal places, under a Mercantile system; founded on a < 'ash Standard, with an cm ia ble reputation ulike the same on the banks of the Hudson, or the Miss issippi . the Gul f of Mexico or the Northern Lakes; presenting a powerful organization as a conservator of public good and Bond of integri ty; equal to all emergencies it undertakes, worthy the STABILITY AND DIGNITY or AN Eminent American Corporation, ON MERIT ALONE FOUNDING IT8 CLAIMS TO PATRONAGE AND FAVOR, Affording sujierior facilities and Security in mat ters ot Insurance—Commercial. Mechanical, Mercantile or rural, while ranking for importance and public service THE FIBST OF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES, OF AMERICA. INSURES AT Kates and Rules as Liberal us the Risks assumed jiermit for Solvency and Fair Profit. Especial attention given to the In surance ol Dwellings and Con tents, for a period of from one to five years. LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED PROMPTLY PAID. Policies Issued Without Delay by CHARLES KAPLF.Y. Agent, at Little Rock, Arka. June 1ft. 1857. 8m II OL BEAR’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 106 Canal street, New Orleans. too [FOUNDED 1832.] 18 OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. fllliE establishment is intended mainly A tor Adults—Ladies and Gentlemen, and Youths, whose time is very valuable —and it is so arranged that persons who wish to learn the ENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN or


ocr: DRUGS & MEDICINES._ X E \» 1) It |j <i s T O It K , Cbmtr <if Main anA Markham Streets, (Dr. AJamt tunc bui/Atnij,) Little Jii’ck, Ark. J. J. McAEMONT. having purchased thccntirestock


ocr: Dress Goods. 100 PIECES Prints—assorted colors; Dlui k and Blue Merino; 1 doz. pieces Muslin Delaine assorted; dozen Seamless and Paris Skirts, r-grLATEST STYLI-U*-! 'or sale at GEO. S. MOUlilSON’S. ept. 22,1857.


ocr: IT JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Di ulcr, Little Rock, Ark. AS just receiv cd and will constantly keep on hand a full assortment of Italian and American Marble, and will furnish Monuments, Grave Stones and Tomb Slabs of every description on the most reasonable terms and in good style. He will also makebureautojis, tabletops, and do every kind of work in his line.— II is yard is on Markham street.


ocr: EY TI1F. JR T A A INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Incorporated lsl'.t- Charter Perpetual FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION INSURA NUE, Calls the attention of its friends, patrons, and the public generally, to the following facts: ' OF ITS HAVING A Cash Capital of >500,000! WITH ASSETS A MOUNTING To 1,307,903.42! Has Transacted Business successfully k8 Years, AND CONTINUES TO PltOGKKSS IN HEALTH, WEALTH AM) VITALITY. Pai l an Aggregate I,.,-, ..f over $10,000,000, Is organized oil a National basis, with local agencies in all principal places, nndera Mercantile system; founded on a Cash Standard, with an envia ble reputation alike the same < n the banks of the Hudson, or the Miss issippi, the Gulf of Mexico or the Northern Lakes: presenting A p- tverful organization as a conservator of public good and Bond of integri ty; equal to all emergencies it undertakes, worthy the STABILITY AND DIGNITY CF AN Eminent American Corporation, ON MERIT ALONE FOUNDING ITS CLAIMS TO PATRONAGE AND FAVOR, Affording superior facilities and Security in mat ters of Insurance -Commercial. Mechanical, Mercantile - t rural, while ranking for importance and public service HIE FIKST OF FIRE INSUl{ INCH COMPANIES, OF AMERICA. INFUMES AT Rates and Rules as Liberal as the Risks assumed ]sennit for Solvency and Fair Profit. E-p-mial attention given to the In surance ot Dwellings and Con tent', for a period of from one to live years, LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED PROMPTLY PAID. - «* Policies Issued Without Delay by CHARLES RAPI.KY. Agent, at Little Rock, Arks. June 16,18'7. km


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ocr: CINCINNATI GOODS. | PST received at the New ( ash Store, the fol i .1 lowing article*, whi h will Resold Cheaper than at uny House in the State for Cash Down, to wit: : Ki It id Flooiing B (ails; 5 do S do ' tlo; 2” ilo 6 Nails; 5o tio 3 <lo; 10 do 5 do; 10 do 4 do; 12 Bills Horse Slu e Iron; 25 Stew Pots and Lids; 25 Iluisenit Ovens and I.ids; 50 Odd Lids; 12 large English Wash Pots. A. J HUTT, Dec 30 ’56 Main street. I--— FOK SALE. I \ GOOD young HORSE, we 11 guitcd for iTX traveling, we ?well every where. <r^> Apply to R. S. York' -, at True Deinoerat otlice, or 1


ocr: INDEPENDENCE STEAM SAW MILL AND MACHINE SHOP. W M. B . SCULL, Pint* IPufl, A rlv;ins;i**> KELPSconstantly on hand. Planed Ton^U'd and Grooved Flooring. Oak and Pine Ceiling. Weath board ini' and Monldinirs o| all description. Alsu. Ssudint a l kinds and sizes. Door and Window Sputters and l'rum&g, Venition lilinds. and all nibei building materials. All worked Lumber warranted to lx* seasoned and kiln dried. Orders lur Lumber in the rouffh, filled with dis June 24.1S5K. !


ocr: STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ■fcsflB! r., [FURNISHED BY HATLEY, HANGER & CO.] Arrivals. April 14 Hickman, from Cincinnati. 14 Col. Drennen. from Cadron. H>—Arkansas, from Fort Smith. H m pi re No. 3, from Norristown. 1< S. II. Tucker, from Napoleon. Departu res. 44 D<d. Drennen, for Napoleon. Arkansas, for Napoleon. 4 1 • Umpire No. 3, f<»r Napoleon. 44 IS—S. if. Tucker, for Ft. Smith.


ocr: STEAMBOAT REGISTER. [ruUNlSHED IIV 11AP1.EY, IIAN0IK A CO.] Arrivals. March 24—Pelican, from Ciulron. 2S —Arkansas, from Fort Smith 23—Itardaiielle, from Fort Smith. Departures. ** 2s—Arkansas, for Napoleon. " 2s—Itardanello, for New Orleans.


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ocr: CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE BY THE M T \ A INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Incorporated 1819—Charter Perpetual Finn AND INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE, Calls tlie attention of its friends, patrons, and the public generally, to the following facts: OF ITS HAVING A Cash Capital of *>500.000! WITH ASSETS AMOUNTING TO 1,307,903.42! Has Transacted Business successfully 88 Years, AND CONTINUES TO I'BOGRESS IN HEALTH, WEALTH ANI> VITALITY. Paid an Aggregate less > f over 410,000,000. I* organized >>n a National basis, with local agencies Inal principal places, ■; t>>l>-r a Mercantile system; founded on a Cash Standard, with an envia ble reputation alike the same on the ban'<s of the Hudson, or the Miss ies! ppi. the G ulf of Mexico < >r the Northern Lakes; presenting a powerful organization as a conservator of public good and Bond of integri ty; equal to all eraeigeii-ies it undertakes, worthy the STABILITY AND DIGNITY cr AN Eminent American Corporation, ON MERIT ALONE FOUNDING ITS CLAIMS TO PATRONAGE AN1) FAVOR, Affording superior facilities and Security in mat ters of Insurance—Commercial. Mechanical, Mercantile or rural, while ranking for importance and public service THE FIRST OF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES, OF AMERICA. INSURES AT Rates and Rules as Lilieral as the Risks assumed lurmit for Solvency aud Fair Profit. Especial attention given to the In surance of Dwellings and Con tents, for a period of from one to five years. LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED PROMPTLY PAID. Policies Issued Without Delay by CHARLES RAPLEY. Agent. at Little Rock. Arks. June 16.1857.


ocr: JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Dealer, Tittle Hock, Ark. nAS just received and will constantly keep on band a full assortment of Italian and American Marble, and will furnish Monuments, Grave Stones and Tomb Slabs of every description <>n the most reasonable terms and in good style. lie "ill also make blircur tops, tabletops, and do every kind of work in bis line.— His yard i» on Markham street, s. i IS, 1855.


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ocr: i I i I ' i Married—III tins county, on the 27th January, 1857, by C. F. M. Ib^hinson, esq., Mr. Christian Dual to Miss Williamkna Ehkkakt, of this city. At the residence of J. N. Johnson, esq., in Saline Bounty, on the 1st Jan., inst., by J. N. Jonnson, esq., Mr. Jesse Doon, of that county, to Mrs. Catherine Winchester, of Pulaski county. In this city, on Tuesday, the 27th inst., by James D. Fitzgerald, esq., Mr. Thomas j. ScRioGs, to Miss Amanda Adei.isk Osuokn— all of this city.


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ocr: Has been before the public more than 20 years, Riel is deservedly popular in the rure of Spavins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windfalls, Pole Kvil. Callous, Cracked Heels, Gall of all kinds, Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruises, Fistula, Sit fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foun dered^ feet. Scratches, or Grease, Mange. Foot Rot in Sheep, Garget in Cows, Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poisons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, Boils, Corns, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds, Chillblains, Chap ped Hands, Cramps, Contractions of the Mus cles, Swellings, Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, Ac. Cff Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by agents with Testimonials of its utility. All orders addressed to the Proprietors M II Tucker A Co., Lockport, N. Y. Jlflf I or sale by Druggists and Merchants gen erally, through the United States, British Posse*, sions, and other Countries. A \tA hy R. L. DODGE, Little Rock, And by Druggists and Merchants, in every town in the vicinity; wholesale by dealers in Medicine in New Orleans. Philadelphia, New York, and in all large towns and cities. Aug 1U !y GREAT IMIMtOVr.dll; vr7 Potent Snlnmondor l ightning Conductors. r|MIF, BEST RODS KNOWN for the ABSOLUTE J PROTECTION of all kinds of buildings against Lightning, every owner of a House shook! consider his interest bv having those Lightning Conductors affixed to it. The patentee has already been sustained in his claims by the American Institute, N. Y.,and the Virginia Mechanic's Institute. For particulars apply to HENRY JACOBI, I !


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ocr: LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT! ! .a, TCST received ut D. B. MAN tf! J •) DEL’S, the right kind of merehan r |fe.dise, to suit the season, consisting in part of Domestic and FANCY DRY GOODS. Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac., Ac. Call and examine them, and satisfy your selves. Call and examine the Ladies’ Dress Goods, etc., just received at D. B. MANDEL’S. Oct. 91. ’56.


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ocr: MAMMOUTH CIRCUS COMING. FREE EXHS3STION. TERRIFIC DOUELE ASCENSION From the g-<>mid adjoining the T*»ut of L B. Rent's Mammoth National Circus, imm<‘«liut« ly be fore opening the doors for the a!t«*rnoon performance. A DOUBLE ASCENSION will Mk-J.liine Ol'TSinF. OF THE OA WAS. KFEE TO ALL. MLLE. MA11IE w ill walk u TllillT AVJUL from tire ground to the t.>p of the I’avihon, A KEICKT OF EICHTY FEET; •ad PROFESSOR HEMMING will achieve a similar h it. I'lbU'ELL!Nti A \\ IIhi:LllARROW BEKOKK HIM THE KN : IKK BIST ANTE. No one should fail ot witne**iug this extraordinary display of intrepidity and address, which is ENTIRELY WITHOUT PARALLEL. AT LIT i Li. *(ol Saturday \tr i si.• ,t. I V'i. Tin* L:tr£<*«t and nnvt <'«»inT*lwt«-ly Equipped Kquostrian KstaMi.-hmcnt in the world, compiis a r!j. £ GREATEST TROUPE » OF EUROPEAN & AMERICAN MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTS, p ANT> TUI. V..ST l MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF WOXDEUFn.I.V TR/» :ned horses AND PONIES, ) EVER RR'Taht TOGETHER, AFFORDING fc FACILITIES FOR THE PRESENT A \ TI )N or \ MORE NOVEL AND VARIED | PERFORMANCES gTHAN HAVE EVER r: , N GIVEN IN A * TRAVELLING I.MIIHITIUN. A- JL TTIE OOROEnrS ENTI’.f.E of the establishment int<» the various towns of exhibition will be found a 8[>e« tacle of »tir|>a>-u;g grandeur. The brilliant or re*-don will be 1« «1 : by the BAND-CHARIOT, f, drawn by the Longest Team * of Horsea ever driven, nn*l manag'd in pairs by li. Lacey, the modern Jehu. an«l FIFTY-HORSE DRIVER.


ocr: CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE BY THE dETN A INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HAKTFOKD, CONN. Incorporated 1819—Charter Perpetual FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE, Calls the attention of its friends, patrons, and the public generally, to the following facta: OF ITS HAVING A Cash Capital of *500,000! WITH ASSETS AMOUNTING TO 1,307,903.42! Has Transacted Business successfully "S Years, ANU CONTINUES TO PROGRESS IN HEALTH, WEALTH ANU VITALITY. Paid an Aggregate Loss of over * 10,000,000. I? organized on a National basis, with loeal agencies in all principal places, under a Mercantile system; founded on a Cash Standard, with an en\ ia ble reputation alike the same on the banks of the Hudson, or the Miss issippi . t he Gill f of Mexico or the Northern Lakes; presenting a powerful organization as a conservator of public good and Bond of integri ty; equal to all emergencies it undertakes, worthy the STABILITY AND DIGNITY CF AN Eminent American Corporation, ON MERIT ALONE FOUNDING ITS CLAIMS TO PATRONAGE AND FAVOR, Affording superior facilities and Security in mat ters of Insurance—Commercial. Mechanical, Mercantile or rural, while ranking for importance and public service THE FIRST OF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES, OF AMERICA. INSURES AT Kates and Rules as Liberal as the Risks assumed jiermit for Solvency and Fair Pro tit. Especial attention given to the In surance ol Dwellings and Con tents, for a period of from one to five years. LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED PROMPTLY PAID. Policies Issued Without Delay by CHARLES RAPLKY, Agent, at Tittle Rock, Arks. June 16.1S57. 3tn I> O li HE AR’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 100 Canal street, New Orleans. 106 [FOUNDED 1832.] 18 OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. f fllUE establishment is intended mainly **°J Ludies and Gentlemen, JfSsgilU. and Youths, whose time is very valuable —and li is so arranged that persons who wish to learn the ENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH, GKKMAN or ITALIAN LANGUAGES; Or PENMANSHIP. LOOK-KEEPING, MATHEMATICS. PHONOGRAPHY. ETC., in a practical manner, as used in business and every day lile, can do so in the shortest possible time, as there are special professors and apartments for each branch. None but the best and most experienced Professors and Assistants will ever he engaged. There are Nine Apartments, a Reception Room elegantly fitted up for Visitors, so that Pupils are never interrupted in their lessons; and an apartment for the Pupils of each Pro lessor; and also Practising Rooms, so that tak


ocr: MAMMOUTH CIRCUS COMING. FREE EXHE31TION. TERRIFIC DOUBLE ASCENSION Fr m t’_ i»um11 ad), minorthoTent f L Jjont’s M.un?:'oth National Circus, imsu*it» lv be fore "i-**n*fitr tli»* <1.m.is tV*r the afternoon ]K ri.»nuance. A DOUBLE ASCENSION will tal:.' J.i , lU T.SinK (H Till’ rAVV.IS. FREE T" Al l.. MLLB. MARIE will . . riliUX \N J K1. t; : i the to the top < i the k’uviliou, A HaCHT OF EIGHTY FEET; *<>•1 PROFESSOR HEMMING wi I adders a p- iiiilar f. a. IMti N<1 A V> HEEl.liAUKOW BEFORE HIM THE ENTIRE Hbl'AM K. N ‘ iif —: mill tail of witnessing thin extraordinary display of intrepidity and address, which is ENTIKELY WITHOUT PARALLEL. AT LITTLE ROCK, Siiturtltiy Afternoon, Sept. 12th. Tli<* Lur^t and most (VmpUtely Eqi\ipt'< <i k-pie^triun Kwtablisliiuent in tin; w<<rM, crmpri^s the ?GREATEST TROUPE f op EUROPEAN k AMERICAN MALE AND FIMUE ARTISTS, AND Tlru MOST MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF WONDERFULLY TRAINED HOUSES AND PONIES, IVKR BRutciUT TOGETHER, AFF HIDING FACILITIES FOR THE FRESENTA TION OF MORE NOVEL AND VARIED > PERFORMANCES iTHAJI II UK EVER BEIN' GIVEN 15 A 1 A V ELLIN <1 EXHIBITION. THE GORGEOUS ENTKfiK of the <v-tablNh!n*‘!it int * th«* '*ri iw t«.wn>< of exhibit on will bo found a Bpeetaele of 6mp ’.ssiu^ grandenr. The brilliant nr i will be b<l " by tie- BAND-CHARIOT, ,n drawn by the Honge < Team * of Horses eT er driven, and man i_ 1 in i>. i •> ' \ 11. LacfcY, the modern Jehu, and FIFTY-HORSE DRIVER. ^ THE PEI•:FORMANTi S will con y i .. _.nable variety of Equestrian, Gymnastic and y Acrobatic Feats, ” Includin ' many featur > at onca Hew and Astounding. Each 1 v.n; Entertainment will , DAILY SPECTACLE of " ST. GEORGE AND TEE DRAGON. .^1/ iA -v


ocr: IK HAN tv I'KII Pints. FFtUE undersigned have on baud seine State Bonds, I for sale, for cash or on eieelit; i>n terms and in an omits to suit purchasers, having fractional sums to pay to either o! the Banks ot this State. WATKINS oi GALLAGHER. Little Hdek, May 19, ’3T. 82-8m.


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ocr: MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE. M ROD AN has opened ft . \ store of the above descrip / >> lion next door to the store of p. J.SSC. lvrcbs. near the corner of East-Main and assort incut oAfi" h Aw' and flai has a heautiful mint mii’e^rLh d D.rus’‘ !"i‘kin.'-'' “m,net-trim V *’■—bhe has pist returned fro-n New n,u „ Just Opened.


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ocr: _ DENTAL NOTICE. DR. II. N. CASE has permanently lo cated in the new office, built by (lov Conway, opposite the residence of I)r. J. J. McAhnont, where he is prepared to operate in every branch of his profession. Artificial teeth with artificial gums,from one to a full set inserted so as to look |>er foctlv natu-ral. All full sets inserted on the suction, or atmospheric pressure principle, feel perfectly natural and easy in the month and answers all the legitimate uses of natural teeth. Teeth if taken in time can be pinged so as to pre serve them for life. March IS, 1S54 ly


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ocr: Ql'ASQl KTON. .TEW GOODS', XEW GOODSll AT THE BRICK HTOKIL D. R. BAV1S rr Hag jiH^ received WXJTJXu AISTID AssoRTlllirr N E W O O S OROCfeRIES, DRY T505US, B6NNETS AND MILLINERY OQOBtt, "x '^.oflls AiSfti CASSlMERJBi, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOOM. HOSIERY, IMlTS 4N9 0APS. BOOTS .AlfD SHOitt, UtOCKEUT GLASSITARE. .. pmX y-i READY MADE CLOTIUXO, UARDWAftB» WOODEN WARE, NOTIONS, •jiojd MM cooba. WHITE LOOKING GLASSES, 'i •*. «. %r f.** 11-: 4C. 401. AO. 9* coxiUTtna vt taut or ft I psnrrs. GINGHAMS, DELANES, CHALLIES, a 8 BEREG DOTT SWIMa, PLAIN LAWNS. 4 ffi|- U» DRESS TRIMMINGS, COTTON ADES, DOMESTtCS. BONNETS! BOZvNBTB! (-SL TRIMMINGS -Q§ LATEST STY S K I S SKIRT CORDS, and WHALEBONrift. & SHAWUL PANAMA, I^PIORN, STOAJi. PALM LEAF. CA8SIMERE,'' ItfttRACOA, ANt) X..jlA woot,- -M uii® '(A. T'-B .' BOOTS SKO iuv-j O S I E Y Heady Macte1 'Clothing P0JR_ME' AND BOYS. GREEN A"jO) ?L$P£ Q9t.U9 Old Java and SALERATU8, TOBACCO. ___ Rio CJoffee. iiO A xmtoSiA IfANTE tfl'KRANtft ^RDAOE, 1 ir /J* i WOODEN it. .1 $ i I WA« smRHJQAND GOBS PLOWBk i :tlf in/8 PL i J/.IS/ ... -*f SASH, WWk. I SHELF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &Q:, TRUNK& Kt RPE T^il i OS. I-ISTl^ft. •^Afrw66?::« ..*1* KAI11 .*wv .•ilcs'S «iC2'- A ni« lf .*»• dOTTOH 41# W s n "T7^r A/llT CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOC A hi AlH*fe ASSORTSnwr or Goodyear^a Paleat lu4ia Robher Dtm

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ocr: Cheaper than ever before ottered Weat the *iaai»aippi River. 17HTRNI1URK of all kind*, ELL MADE -1- routed U« givtii satisfaction. CABINET FI'RXITME AXD CHAIRS FOR SALE. nu'' h:ind-4imcly Wm-Kmmts, A I N S 1 lv J'i EI1', afcTj-AJ3axn5T02ST, IOWaJ And hotiiilit at a small advance from cost for tUPH N A Uook ilAUUUA^'V .t ULAc Jv WALNTT Li l1 a[iir::ii!S, tcoifj iuMcs, Nu' Jqfnoi tin'uhed, can Ik* found lit or fUort approved ereilit Amonjf oi ,lsS0|..liK.,, ,)111V lK. f,,und y DINING 4r CARD TABLES, Liftht St.indc, Wftsli Stands, Rildc Tow Racks '.i cluiii aud useful article), inr lounges, Single I.oiuip with or without cnMiiofis. MaUroase*, made of tlie l«*st materials an.l in tho l.st possible manner, by the »u' sei ihu-s mi will he furni«lied to the trade up- on ^ri'.-isonatde terms. t\ttiijx», Couiii.on and ChUdrv'n'* Reilsti-adis, and a larire a«»ortnuut '•Uu-.of.alU-in#, v C|iaii»,«f^all, kin lt, *, ,v P^r^yo* wit'iii^ t« pnwhaw m* inrlM to call utui .vmiitle. i *S K. L. IJITLE Si CO. TT 1 .• Tli-Utul-rtaiinj B-.ssie»s. mad ita


ocr: niiSTCLAKS (iROCERIES AND fAN^T C-oons, VIZ: TEA. Quusiuctoii, Bite hit nan C'wuijty, Iowa. t!T Urn (is ani 3H(T)frhtfs, BOOKS AND STATIONARY, n.„ Cotlrr!, PcI„, Penrito Tocket ^.qmpusses, Large Spy-Gla&t*, Spectacles, etc., etc., All of tio'j&vt quality,and as cheap a* can be fouud west^of tlie Mississippi. SUPERIOR BLACK TEA. OHOICE DRIED APPLES. DO YOU WANT ANY WALL PAPER? DO YOU WANT ANY CAP PAPER DO YOU WANT ANY LETTER PAPERt DO YOU WANT ANY NOTE PAPER DO YOU WANT ANY DRAWING PAPERt DO YOU WANT ANY BILL PAPER There is plenty at the Drug More. DO YOU WANT IT BY THE ROU* OR BY THE REAM, OR BY T1IE QUIRE, OR A FEW SHEETS, JIST YOU CAN GET IT AT THE IV 3D BUG STORB. THOMPSON. O I I O LOAF STGAK, CLARIFIED Sl'OAn/ RIO COFFEE, rt l! WESTERN RESERVE CHESSE. PRESSED TALLOW CANDLES. STAR CANDLES. BURNING FLUID. STOWS CHEMICAL SOAP WARNOCK i KELLY'S CHEMICA^ SOAP, CAST ILK SOAP. FINE SHAVING AND TOILET SOAP. ANDERS02T3 SOLACE" TOBACCO. FINE NECTARINE TOBACCO. CIGARS. w ALL SORTS OP SPICES. TAPIOCA. PRESERVED CITRON. FRESH RAISINS. SOFT SHELL ALMONDS. GUM DROPS AND FINE CASWffS. I-" AT THE U S O if L« Thompson*


ocr: CABtXET nmI RE CUIU FOR SALE. v# Cheaper than ever before Uered West of the_Missi.ssippi liiver. IF U N I U E o a k i n s W E A E and handsomely finished, can. bi found at our Ware Rooms, I A N S I I E S (3CASQVETd!f,' i- .IpWA. And bought at. a small advance from cost for cash, or short approved credit. Among our assortment may be found SctTcfaiios & Book C.1^1, '',v&AH6oAisnrfA' BLA3K WALNU'T ". & s. 0oifc.J L%s, PINING «fe CARD TABLES,A Light Stjinds. Wash Stands, Bildo Stands, Towed Racks (a cheap and useful article), Fold ing Lounges, Single Lounges, with or without cushions. Mattrasses, made of the best materials rfnd in lhe b, st possible maimer, by 1lu sub seriberf, and will be furnished to tlie trade up on reasonable terms.1 Cottage, Common and call and Isteads. ana a large assortment of Children's Bedsteads Chair*, of all kinds. Persons wishing to purchase ftVe invited to examine. E. I,. LITTLE & ©. Tke- Undertaking Business, in all its brandhea, Attended to.


ocr: —-'O^KoORTrS I n s a n u e o a i n GREATEST REMEDY OF THE DAY JjjDYD, LTJNT & 00., Proprietors, e Maiunee City, Ohio. Sold in Quasqueton b^JL.L. THOMPSON, Druggist, Main street. [my23-6m CSodry's I^adtw' I took. I70R the cure of Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Bruises, lntlanmtion, Fever A Ague, Choi- eraMorbus, Diarrluva and Summer Coinpiuints. This Heniedy is last taking the place of Davis' Pain Kiil-r, and kindred Remedies. Dr. LI NT'S AtilrE KILLER Is entirely Vegetable and Tree from Poison. No Arsenic, no Quinine, no Strychnine—SAFE E I A E S U E O U E and RF This is a Better Mcdiclne than Quinine. It stops the chills just as quick as quinin* it rouses the liver to action, and purges tlie sys tem from bilious mutter, doing what cannot be done with qui.line. It never injures the patient, or leaves them pale and feeble, with yellow skin ami eyes, or with weak and stiff joints. DR. LUNTS BALSAM FOR THE THROAT and LUNGS. An'excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bron chitis, Sore Lungs, \Vhooping O ugh, Inflamed Lungs, Asthma, Sore Throat, D.ftcalt Breatli ing, Hoarseness and Consumption.


ocr: CABINET FI RMTI RE VXD CHAIRS FOB SAT.T! all kiuds, WELL MADE and handoinely finished, ou be found set Ware Rooms, A I N S E E IOWA, And bought at a small advance from cost for or short approved credit. Among our may be found A Book anes, MAHOGANY «fc BLACK WALNUT Centre JfjMes, Jf\hk& DINING & CARD TABLES, Light Stands, WflBh Stands, Bible Stands, Towel Raeks (a cheap aud useful article), Fold Lounges, Single Lounges, with or without Mattrusses, made of the best materials in the best possible manner, by tlie sub nnd will be furnished to the trade up reasonable terms. Cottage, Common and Children's Bedsteads, and a large assortment of Chairs, of all kinds. Persons wishing to purchase Ut inrited U and examino. E. Ii. LITTLE A CO. Undertaking Business, in all its branches, fcefcre oliv^rcd West «f the Mississippi Kiver. »f


ocr: XOKTH-WESTKHN BRANCH, GRAEFENBERG COMPANY. P. C. HALE, Agent, Milwaukee, Wi». GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT, SAR jSJJ'ARLLLA, EYE LOTION. FEVER AND AGUE PILLS. HEALTH HIT TERS, VEGETABLE Urine Cathoilcon. For lal« «t fn76m PILLS. Children's l'anacta, Tile Ointment, Cough Can, dv, Consumptive's Baliu, Manual of Health, 'eriuv Cathoilcon. Drill the Qnaiqueton Store. R. L. THOMPSON.


ocr: ropo, we lwivc c.iusi to ajiprohoud n win i s A I A Owiriij to th»' ii(-ar iippiufirlt d' tb.u Great Comet of 1264 and 1556, WITII T.VIL OF NINETY DEGREES IN LENGTH, Whj ®.. .. Astr«»nr.mers this count! V «1l(l js dai, pxpot.u.d bv J* unguis «USOm ONE PRICE 111 *r«f uncommon length and severity. K Ws hav^ g*y woolen dr«ss«s, Plaid liiiwyn and plaio, WW I prints of fast colors And low-priced de lainvs. And a hest of donu sties, Whi eh can't lc sold lowef, Than they arc- now offered Eu- ,iw!on'"W 5 HOOD IS PLENTY AND CIIKAP, ALLKIM4 or Y O O S 4!TJ O O E I E S AT J. M. BENTHALL S Qua HQ tic toil, Iowa. We have shawl* for fair ladic* And warm furs also, Which will keep off the cold Wlwrev» you go We have nice woolen blankeU, And of flannrls a store, Willi gloves, mitts and tippet*— What would Tou bare muN? At tlie Cheap, Ont Price Start. But, to cut abort tlie story, Without any jest, We've all kiuds of notions, JTust lit for the West And a prime lot of Groceries, TK numerous to mention, To which all arc invited To gire tlieir attention. Farmers, Attention!


ocr: CARIXET FlllMTI IIE AX!) CHAIRS Cheaper than over before offered West of the^JIixsissippi liiver* FURNITURE and handsomely finished, can be found at our Ware Rooms, A I N S E E QUASQUETON, SJLI/E1- of all ki»d$» WELL MADE IOWA. And bought at, a small advance from cost for cash, or short approved credit. Among our assortment mnv be found Secretaries & Book Cases, MAHOGANY & BLACK WALNUT Stircws, JqMcs, Sltk IqMcs, DINING CARD TABLES, Light Stands, Wash Stands, Bible Stands, Towel Racks fa cheap and useful article),Fold ing Lounges, Single Lounges, with or without cushions, Mattrnsscs, made of the best materials and in the best possible manner, by the sub scribers, and will be furnished to the trade up on reasonable terms. Cottage, Common and Children's Bedsteads, and a large assortment of Chairs, of all kinds. Persons wishing to purchase are invited to call Mq&l'xnm i tie. K. li. LITTLJB & CO. The Undertaking Business, in all its branches, Attended to.


ocr: on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.evening^ nnd will contain all the News ana Editon^r TIMES—an Evening Paper—will be eon$i i menecd tin or l»cfoi*e tlie first, day of June nexfe It will lx printed on a large, eight column sheet, of the liest qunlityof paper, and with new typo, In Politics it will*l»e will contain all the latest political, Commercial, Local and other New*. The TRI-WEKKLY TIMES will be issued 1 matter of the Daily. The WEEKLY'TIMES will1e issued evsr21•IT: W ednesdny morning, and will IM? a high-tone#* i „'V f/,.,,' off 7 DAILY, n $7 xr annum, 4a iadvanos. TRI WEEKLY, 4 WEEKLY, 6 i mIWWL Q-8 E & t. fl .• :OV TtIX Dubuque Daily, Tri-Weekly Weekly Times. The publication of the DUBUQUE DAlL'fl Fnifrpem/mt licpubtiran',*v& FAMILY NitwsrArtR. In additiou to the latei||[ (Vm-ral Intelligence and Editorial matter of tha. Daily, it. will embrane a condensed summnrv the events of interest, aud the Agricultural pr 3 1 V*? I 7 U' heard from. HrrAiurt'fi unntr thft hcnn« of tho vfi. heard from, arranged under the heads of the re spective Counties. It will also contain a larga amount of Miscellaneous rcadiug, adajtted to the Family Circle, nnd espoenilly to the wants of the Farming community. i: H.H8:


ocr: NEW GOODS! KEW GOODS!! AT THE BRICK STORE. D. S. D^VIS Has just received a A3&TD FULL FRESH ASrtRTMEK* N E W O O S COMPRISE* GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BONNETS AND MILLINERY PRINTS, GINGHAMS, DELANES, GOdit, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, HOSIERY, HATS AUD CAPS, BOOTS AlTD SBOU, CROCKERY A GLASSWARE. READY MADE CLOTHING, HARDWARE, WOODEN WARE, NOTIONS, LOOKING GLASSES, WHITE GOODS, AG. 60. *a CON8I8TI1TO IV PART OF DOTT'D SWISS, PLAIN LAWNS, POrUNS, SILKS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, COTTON ADES, and GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. Old Java and Rio Coffee. hSALERATUS, RAISINS, ZANTE CURRANTS. TOBACCO, CORDAGE, STIRRING AND CORN PLOWS. LAWNS, CHALLIES, BERBGES, DOMESTICS. BONNETS! BONNETS! TRIMMINGS OF LATEST STYLES. S K I S SKIRT CORDS, WHALEBONES. EMBROIDERIES & SHAWLS. PANAMA, LEGHORN, STRAW, PALM LEAF, CASSIMERE, CURACOA, AND WOOL A. 8 BOOTS AJSTD SHOSS. O S I E Y Ready Made Clothing, FOR MEN AND BOYS. WOODEN WARE.


ocr: R. L. THOMPSON, Quasqueton, Buchanan Coaatfi Iowa. DEALER IK |IRN^S ANIL BOOKS AND STATIONERY, FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES AND FANCY GOODS, VIZ: Fine Cattery, Gold Pens, Gold Pencils, Port Monnais, Pocket Compasses, Z/arge Spy-Glasses, Spectacles, etc., etc., All of the first quality, and as cheap as can be found west of the Mississippi. decl31y R. L. THOMPSON.


ocr: LOAF SUGAR, CLARIFIED SUGAR, RIO COFFEE, JAVA COFFEE, FINE GREEN TEA. SUPERIOR BLACK TEA. OHOICE DRIED APPLES. WESTERN RESERVE CHERSE. PRESSED TALLOW CANDLES. STAR CANDLES. BURNING FLUID. STOW S CHEMICAL SOAP WARNOCK A KELLY'S CHEMICAL SOAP, CASTILE SOAP. FINE SHAVING AND TOILET SOAP. ANDERSON'S "SOLACE" TOBAGOO. FINE NECTARINE TOBACCO. CIGARS. ALL SORTS OF SPICES. TAPIOCA. PRESERVED CITROIT. FRESH RAISINS. SOFT SHELL ALMONDS. «UM DROPS AND FINE CANDIES. AT THE U S O E R. L. Thompson.


ocr: E. A. ALEXANDER, MAIN STREET\ QtTASQUETON, IOWA, ^IJOULD call the attention of the citizens of y? Buchanan and the adjoining counties If his new, extensive, and well-selected stock of COOKING HARDWARE U E Y Tin, Copper & Sheet Iroi Ware, COOK & PARLOR STOVES, Agricultural Implements CARPENTERS' A JOINERS' TOOLS, Building Hardware, GUNS, AXES, SAWS, ROPE, NAILJT CHAINS, WINDOW GLASS, Meat Catters, Skates, Tubs, Pail* Flojf and Sugar Boxes, Japanned and Kitchen Hardwat which he is ready to sell upon as rensonattti terms as can be purchased west of the Missia sippi. His stock has been selected from the most extensive establishments in New YoA, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Chicago, and co«|. jirises the best and most approved brands of manufacture. It has also been selected for thin market, and he is prepared to supply any artitla in his line that may be needed. He manufactures and has for sale, irhnlrnrti and retail, all kinds of j.-.- TIN, COPPER 4 SHEET IRON WARt And makes to order every article in that line, fti the most superior manner. 8POUTING CONSTANTLY ON HAIftt* STOVES.—The following named Cook Stoves arc the best ever offered for sale:— KING, WESTERN STAR, PRESIDENT, MAY QUEEN, FOREST OAK, CHARTER OAK, HARVEST HOME. NEW EAGLferg CLIPPER, EXCELIFIIF^ FRANKLIN, And other superior styles of Cook, Parlor a*A Office Stoves, for sale by v E. A. ALEXANDER., PARLOR STOVES of the most approvl I witter ns for sale by 7 i E. A. ALEXANDERS


ocr: A STARTLING Owing to the near approach the Great Comet of 1264 and 1556, WITH A TAIL Of NINETY DEGREES IN LENGTH, Which is daily expected by Astronomers in this country and in At the rop«, we have cause to apprehend a win ter of uncommon length and severity. But, cheer up, ye disconsolate ones WOOD IS PLENTY AND CHEAP, AND 80 ARE ALL KINDS OF DUY AND O E I E S J. M. BENTHALL'S ONE PRICE Quasqueton, Iowa. We have shawls for fair ladies And warm furs also, Which will keep off the cold Wherever you go w« have nioe woolen blankets, And of flannels a store, With gloves, mitts and tippets— What would you have more? W« hare gsy woolen dresses, iMaid linseys and plain, Willi prints of fast colors And low priced de lainea, Aad a host of domestics. Which can't be sold lower. Than they are now offered Cheap, Ont-Priee Store. Bat, to cut short the stoty, Without any jest, We've all kinds of notions, Just fit for the West And a prime lot of Groceries, Too numerous to mention, To which all are invited To give their attention. Farmers, Attention! HAVEpresent you Stock ID feed? If so, why, the high prices do you feed corn the ear, when by using the LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB


ocr: CABINET FI RMTIBE AND CHAIRS FOR SALE. Cheaper than ever before offered West of the Mississippi River. FURNITURE of aii kinds, WELL MADE and handsomely finished, can be found at our Ware Rooms, A I N S E E QUASQUETON", IOWA, And bought at a small advanoe from cost fer cash, or short approved credit. Among our assortment may be found Secretaries A Book Casci, MAHOGANY A BLACK WALNUT Cenfre IqMca, Side JqMes, DINING & CARD TABLES, Light Stands, Wash Stands, Bible Stands, Towel Racks (a cheap and useful article), Fold ing Lounges, Single Lounges, with or without cushions, Mattmsses, made of the best materials and in the best possible manner, by the sub scribers, and will be furnished to the trade up on reasonable terms. Cottage, Common and Children's Bedstead*, and a large assortment of Chairs, of all kinds. Persons wishing to purchase are invited to eall and examine. DM £. L. LITTLE A CO. Undertaking Business, in all its branch**,


ocr: MILLILSR i BI TLk OULD respectfully inform the talk* of Quasqueton and vicinity that she is now prepared for Straw Dressing, Trimming nod milking Bonnets to order. She has also an assortment of Ribbons and Flowers* To suit almost every taste. ft, please give her a call. Oor. Spruce 4 3d sta. [myM-fW MKS. Z. BUTLER.


ocr: ./•«= 1857.— W! WOULD S.VY TO THOSE WHO Read, Examine and Profit Thereby. To the Ladies of"Quasqucton and Vicinity: u WE ARE RECEIVING EVERT WEEK I E W O O S rAfcd i no^ BtAvi IK V A Clioice'assOrtmeht of DRESS GOODS, O N E S BONNET TRIMMINGS, O V E S O S I E Y WHIt£ GOODS, And in fact everything desirable tt tietoants of tine Ladies.. BLACK SILKS. IP YOU WISH A BLACK SILK, DO NOT OMIT CALLING ON US—IF YQU WISH A BLACK SILK APRON DON'T FORGET WHERE YOU OiLN FIND THE ARTICLE. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. N E W E A I N E S STYLES MUCH SOUGHT FOR, NOW CAN BE FOUND i u k AT OUfe STORE, (Some nice all wool, Small Figure* For Children.) PRINTS' Those Prints have Arrived—Jul Kinds. tut Look tt Them! SHOES S O E S FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, "too Drill'find Choice Assortment by esBtog ,A_. soon. MTTLfi 03SHESS, We have some Very Fretty Styles. NEW BONNEfS! KEW TRIMMINGS, Call and See them« You will find all the above boODS at the Store of BENTHALL & JERNEGAK, {I.ntc J, M. B'Uthall,) U A S U E O N I O W A O E I E S To those who have Families, and Others: WE WOULD CALL YOUR ATTEN TION TO OUR ASSORTMENT O* Groceries. What *9 li&dcd that we have not got?—


ocr: fllw. W. DeBERARD & CO., Wholesale and Retail D^kre in lnise» Neiticinos. Paiui* nili iviainta Gro^r,c., Drl^T^V?iti Bfo. MAIS' RT niTDtT„„L »S ^''W^lOWA.


ocr: QUASQUETON. Sr.^A. ALEXANDER MATN STREET, CiXJ-^SGiTJETOIT, IOWA. \\JOULD »11 the attention of the citizonaof Bnchanan and the adjoining counties ta his new, extenshe,-and wcll-s' .eted stock of HARDWARE, 1 E It Y Tin, Copper & .Sheet Iron Ware, COOK k PARLOR STOVES, Agricultural Implement*, CARPENTERS' JOINERS' TOOL^, Building Hardware, GUNS, AXES. SAWS, ROPE, NAILS, CHAINS, WINDOW GLASS, Meat Cuttrrs Skates, Tub*, Pails Floor and Sugar Boxes, Japanned and Kitchcn Hardware, which he is ready to sell upon as reasonable terms as can be purchased west of the Missis sippi. His stoclc has ben selected from the most extensive establishment* in Nw York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Chicago, and com prises tho best and roost approved brand* of manufacture. It has also been selected for this market, and he is prepared to supply any article ia his line that may be needed. He manufactures and has for sale, wholesale »nd retail, all kinds of TIX, COPPER SHEET IROX WARE, And make, to order evtry the most sujxric manner. SPOl TING CONSTANTLY ON ITAND. COOKING BOX 0 lQ STOVi:S.—The following named Cook Stoves are the beat ever offered for sale KING, WESTERN STAR, PRESIDENT, MAY QUEEN, FOREST OAK, CHARTER OAK. E. A. ALEXANDER. patterns for sale i ^, ,. line, in 1 1 HARVEST HOME, NEW EAGLE CLIPPER, PREMI&lfc EXCELSIOR, FRANKLIN, And other suixrior styles of Cook, Parlor and Office Stoves, for sale by TARLOR STOVES of the most approved 1 A. ALEXANDER. STOVES—A variety of the best styles for sale by E. A. ALEXANDER. I


ocr: 1 ca 3?l{ClK)lf$n CO., £00)$* FOE SALE, 800 Lots JN the Town of QUASQUETON, at VERY LOW PRICES. The Greatest Inducement* HELD OCT TO THOSE MAKB myl6-lm Buchanan County, QUASQUETON I A I S A AGENCY. S. V. THOMPSON & Dealers la WISHIIfO TO Immediate Improveiaients. & V. TiiOiU'SOif A CO. E s s


ocr: NEW GOODS! MWGOODS 11 AT THE BlIlCK STOlltit N E W O O S 4 COMPRI.^IXO GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BONNETS^ iK» 'MlLIINlilV GOODS, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, QpfTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, HOSIERY, HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES, CROCKERY fc GLASSWARE. READY MADE CLOTHING, HARDWARE, WOODEN WARE, COKSISTIKO IV PAR OT PRINTS, GlNGHAfcS, DELANES, LAWNS, DAVIS T. 8 "tfaa'jd&t received a Jb'UT.Ti A2XTD FEESH ASSORTMENT OT w NOTIONS, LOOKING GLASSES, WHIT* GOODS, i 4C. fcC. 40. DOTT'D SWISS, TLAIN LAWNS, POPLINS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, CWTQNADES. DOMESTldl. BONNETS BONNETS! r- AKD TRIMMINGS OF LATEST STYLES. v. CHAFATTS, bkkegbs,


ocr: o n i o s 1 1 E s s DKS. GUiLDKRT k HATCH, Office at the DUBUQUE HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, Corner Main fc Tcntli sts. Du buque, Iowa. Dr. GUILBEKT will devote espceial attention to the treatment of Chest and Chronic Diseases, and the Diseases of Females. Office hours from 6 to 9 A. M. from 2 to 3 and 6 to 7 P. M. Calls to receive prompt at tention must be left in Office houis, except in very urcent cases. decl31 v


ocr: $uaspctou aniavijww. rruLrsiinn EVERY BATIRHAY nV I I O E 3 3 O A N Office in Third Story of Davis' Ulock* WIRM3, TWO DOLLARS t'KIt VBAR, w Invariably la Ad.va.nco. 'Tl'AtEft OF AfttERtlSI^j ^n« S ju ir«', 12 Hnrs or lc*«. 4M iMefUMk. 1^1,(HI Miach Kulisei|innt Insertion, ii -v ,»tj •On* |u»ro, Three Mouths, 4,(HI 'Ome Square Six M«ith«, '«»n« -8|u«rc. One Year. On« Column, One Year, •I air a Column, One Year, 91,110 •yutrter OoJnmn. One Venr, *MKI Iftmiu*?"* (*HHN, One Vettr, 5,4H)


ocr: QUASQUKTON. 1857 Read, Examine and Profit Thereby^ To the LaM$l qf Quanqueton and Vicinity: yr$ ARE RECEIVING EVERY WEEK NEW GOODS, ASD.HOW HAVE IN STOKE A Oboice assortj^ejQt of DRESS GOODS, BojrJMSfa* BONNBT^TRlMMINOa, tQ V,E9,:|H08IEHY4 WHITE GOODS, Ajtd ix fact ezerytjti ng deziruIk to the tomtit of tbe Ladiet., BLACK: SILKS:. IF YOU WISH A BLACK SILK, DO NOT OMIT CALLING ON US—IF YOU WSH A BLACK SILK APRON DON'T FORGET WHERE YOU CAM FIND THE ARTlC'i^fc W E U A A N E E SATISFACTION. SXVIiES MUftH 80U01JT FOB, NOW CAN BE FOUND AT )UR STORE,' (Smpe all wool, Sntll Flf^re, Fe# Children.}j PRINTS! Ttote r*i$U htm Arrived -rAU Kinds. Just Look at Them! 9 O E S S O E S FOB LAUIBS AND CtilLDHEX, Yoo i4il fi«d.aCl»oic« AMorln«Qt Mlliug soon. WE WOULD PAY TO THOSE WHO HAVE 341TTXE 03TES, We have forao Very Putty Style*. NEW BONNETS NEW TRIMMINGS, Call and See them. You wilt find ail the above GOODS (d the Stare of BEHTHALL JEENEOAH, (Late J. XL, Bent hall,) QUASQUfiTONV IOWA. O E I E S


ocr: .\E\V GOODS! NEW GOODS!! AT TIIE BRIC K SIORl:. D. S. DAVIS Has jubt received a FTJXJL A3STID FBESH ASBOUTMENf OF* 'Jt N E W O O S COMpBJWSa GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS, dLOTlljp .^ND C4iSSIMEpESf GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING OOODS, HOSIERY, HATS AJiD GAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CROCKERY & GLASSWARE. READY MADE CLOTHING, HARDWARE, WOODEN WARE, NOTIONS, LOOKING GLASSES, WHITE G0&DS, sc. ''•T'l COSKI8TIKO IN P4Mf OF PRINTS, a v ginghams 4 DELANES, LAWNS, UH ALLIES, BEREGES, DOTT SWISS, PLAIN LAWNS, POPLINS, SILKB DRESS TRIMMINGS, COTTONADES, DOMESTICS. BONNETS i i. AND TRIMMINGS OF LATEST S K I S SKIRT CORDS WHALEBONES. EMBROIDERIES & PAN Ail A, LEGQO&N, STRAW, Pi&M LEAF, CASSIMERK, CURACOA, AND WOOL II A. S BOOTS SHOES.


ocr: CABIXET FLRXITIRE AXD Cll VIKS FOR SAT.-R I^URNITURE of all kinds, WELL MADE and handsomely finished, call be found *t our \\'ai-e Rooms, A I N S E E QXJ-A-SCITJEXOI^, IOWA, And bought at a small advance front cost for "Among our RaiiL' faw* Jstcrtiarie* HOOIa teases, MAHOGANY A "BLACK WALNUT Ccoilr: oloe DIN1NG &. Persons wishing to purchase arc invited t* call and i k.miine. E. L. LITTLE & CO. The Undertaking Business, in all its branches, Attended to. fc2Sr.'*N! Cheaper than ever before offered Wett of the .HisMtsippi Iliver. CARD TABLf S, Light Stands, Wash Stands, Bible Stands, Towel Racks (a cheap and useful article), Fold ing Lounges, Single Lounges, with or without cushions, Mattrasses, made of tlie best materials nnd in the best possible manner, by the sub scribers, and will be furnished to the trade up on reasonable terms. Cottage. Common and Children's Belnteads, and A latge assortment of Chairs, of all kinds. cash, or short, approved credit. assortment may bo found Jtr n.*


ocr: °J,CIU'J DIUIUIE A1MT'&, U U U E HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY. Drs. Guilbert & Hatch announcing to tfet Public that thev liar® Take pleasure Proft«si'n and the a scction of country. Boinp thoroughly familiar with tlie prejiamtion «f Ib'iiieojvfttliie Aicdioin HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, the profession ninv be assured that every Hrtie.le, crude or attemmfe.J, which maybe sent from our Pharmacy will be found utLlAau. We aft prepared to furnish CASES. ,1'^KS REMEDIES, GLOBULE^ U«- W1T K- VIALS, DISTILLED WA1ER, CRL'DE TINCTURES, Arnica aud Calenduln in Tinctures tf Piaster, Arnicatcd Collodion, Homeopathic Broma, Cln colate, Cocoa, etc. Also nn juti«lc uf CATAWBA WINE aifA BRANDY, positively the rv«E jvick or Tils. UH.M'C. Our fnnlities arc such ns will enable us to ob tain any article in our line—which from its ito frequency of demand w« may not have—in se hours after thti recei]t of Uio order. W« shs^k sell nt Eastern prices, simply adding cost oft transportation. TtiiMs Cash, on Citt Acckptasck or Moip JeCl31y P.4T*.


ocr: WAT BARGAINS ,1 At the Brick Store. S A V I S QUASQUETON, IOWA, ^X^OULD rcspectfidly inform the citizens of Buchniuin County and vicinity, that be has now on hand the lai-L'.ft and best seh'ctfd stock of Goods ever offered to this community. COMPRISING i E O E K I E S Y O O S BoanctS Si flkillincry Goods, HOSIERY, DOMESTIC GOOD$ CLOTHS AND a-: NTS' ri ID CASSXMERES, fJNisiiiNj ooi)s, BOOTS AND SHOES, 11ATS AND CAPS, Crockery and Ware, Ready Made Clothing, YANKEE WOODEN WAKE, HAHUJi KOTli" WHITE GOODS, ETC., Consisting in part of the following articles: PRINTS Of all style* and Qualities, from to 12^ ctft per yard. Also urnituie Prints, from (W to 55 cents |er yard, plain and figured TuAcy Red*, plain Green, Blue, Orange, Uruwn, 4c. A large assortment of plain and figured De Laines, from 15 to 30 cents per yard. Also plain Blue, Pink, Orange and Brown nil wool De Liinea. Paramattas, Coburg Cloth, Cash mere?, Merinos, DcBeges, plain and figured Poplins, Plaid Drees Goods, Latest Styles, Plain Blnek nnd Col'd Dress Silks, Miuv laine, Floivnee, and Oro de Hasj\ Black ^ilk Velvet, blnck colored and figured Cotton Velvets. La dies' Clo'hs for Cloaks, plain :^pd figured Othot Flannels, Sack do., Salisbury and Plain I'jinn WU for children. r. Trimmings Of every description, fur Cloaks nnd DksM4. Moiiv Antitjue?, Velvet Ribbons, Fringes, But tons, GahKins, Div.«.« Protectors, Ac. YANKEE NOTIONS Of all kinds. But'i ns, Threads, Needles, Pins Tajtes, Bobbins, C«imbs, Stays, and in fact ev erything in that, line usually kept, in a variety store. And to the ladies in |mrticu)ar he woulil say that he has .-Jtill on hand a jii:mtity oi A larpfe lot. of Shawls of different varieties and qualities. I/mg and S^uare Woolen Shawls, Ermine Cloth, Cashmere, plain aud figured. Also u few Cloaks left. WHITE GOODS. Ble&clted Muslin*, plain and fi^'( Joooncts, plain and dotted Swiss Mull, Victoria and Bish op Lawns, Dra|NTv Muslin, Brilliante, Diaper, Linen and Cotton Table Diaper Table Spreads, French nnd domestic Ginghams. A fine assort ment of LACES, UNDER SLEEVES, Chiniesetts, "Whit-e mid Mourning Collars, Dim- hr" .SItIRT OISI).


ocr: DUBUQUE. Fulton City Dubuque & apolis PEOPLE'S LINE, IpROM Chieuijo to Upper Mississippi via Chicago, Fulton City uml Minnesota Pac ket Co. Steamers, nffor.lii.g to the traveling pub lic a quick nnd relinlilc transit to nil points on the routes, and rendering Convenience unsur passed l»y any other Line. The advantages of 1 Transporting Merchandize Over this Route is manifest, viz avoiding the Frequent Delays Of handling, i sunl ly ot lu-r lim•«, and giv iog more puti*fietion to own* anl consignees, by landing Goods on The rates of freight are equally satisfactory. The Boats composing this line are commodious and commanded by experienced and gentleman ly officers. Fur information respecting the arrival and departure to and from Dubuqoe, inquire of the agents. Mark (foods Qare People's Line, via Fulton City." B. P. POWER & CO. Forwarding A- Commission Merchant*, jy4*5?-tf). No. 308 Levee, Dubuque.


ocr: QUASQUETON. STOVES STOVES!! STOVES! E. A. Alexander, Would Call the Attention of the Cit izens of Buchanan and adjoining Counties to the fad that he is now receiving A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COOK, PAllLOR, AND WESTERN 8TAR, OFFICE S O V E S Of Various Patterns, Size* and Prieeg, WHICH HE IS READY TO SELL AT AS LOW FIGURES FOIl (ASH! A* eaa fee femigltr Klsewhere. My Stock conetsts in part of the follotchig Patterns HARVEST HOME, CHARTER OAK, FOREST OAK, NEW EAGLE, CLIPPER, EXCELSIOR, PREMIUM, MAY QUEEN, PRESIDENT, KING, Together with a large Assortment of PARLOR & OFFICE STOVES, Which I will warrant to give satisfaction Iu Every Patiriilar. GIVE ME A CALL AT MY OLD STAND. I WOULD JUST SAY THAT I HAVE 80LD MY STOCK OP I N W A E TO G. 1». HAYSLIP, WHO WILL CONTIXl'K THE BUSINESS. AM) WILL AS EVER BE READY TO DO ANYTHING IN HIS LINE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AND AT PRICES TO SUIT TIIK TIMES. E. A. ALEXANDER.


ocr: STOVES STOVES!! STOVES! E. A. Alexander, Would Call the Attention of the Cit izens of Buchanan and adjoining Counties to the fad that he is now receiving A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COOK, PAllLOR, AND OFFICE S O V E S Of Various Patterns, Size* and Prieeg, WHICH HE IS READY TO SELL AT AS LOW FIGURES FOIl (ASH! A* eaa fee femigltr Klsewhere. My Stock conetsts in part of the follotchig Patterns


ocr: W. G. D0MAN, rt') Co'MiscSor fit ,1' Ci lit*} Land & General Agent & Notary Public, TKKASI KKB'S IT llixofiDim'S OFFICE, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. Is ]rt'i«uvd to attend with promptness to all lmsiiK ss |KTtnining to liis Profession. Especial attention given to Collecting, Conveyancing, Paying taxes, Examining titles, Ac. uiifR-2."»-1y


ocr: HCWO* nNWtf WH.MAM W. JOSKPII, 9, STKWAHT T-OVK, J. OORGAK NRI.I.OFK. BILLOCK, JOSEPH & CO., Successors to G. W. Burton it Co. PRODUCE & PROVISION, ALSO Storage, Forwarding AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Levee, bet. 2d it 3d sts., PTJBTJGITJE, ZOWA. jeST'oT Jy


ocr: DUBCQUE ADVT'S. U U U E HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACt. Drs. Gnilbert Se TProfession Hatoh- ake pleasure in anrotinc?ng and the Public that they hat* opened u HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, ?». the corner of Main A Tenth streets, Dubmpw, Jowa, thus supplying a want long felt in thi» seel ion of country. Being thoroughly familiar* with tin* preparation of Homeopathic fiedisincs, the iirofession may be assured that every article, Crude or attenuated, which maybe s«nt fron» ur Rharmaey will be found liuitu. Ws awr prepared to furnish k CASES, B007CS. REMEDIES. GLOBULES, SUGAR OF MILK, VIALS, DISTILLED WATER, CRUDE TINCTURES, Arnica and Calendula in Tinctures An Plaster, Arnicated Collodion,* Homeopathic Broma, Ch eolate, Cocoa, etc. *U^ Also an article of CATAWBA WINE and' BRANDY, roiUTivitiT rat rcsx jsios or t*k OB.\r£. Our facilities are eueh as will enable us to ou tran any article in our line—which from its in fmpieney of demand we may not have—in 3BP hours after the receipt of tlie order. We shal( sell at Eastern prices, simply adding cost tof transportation. Ttmia Cash, oa City AcoBfTASCi or uom.tr decl31y date.


ocr: B. A. MA IX t\TWET IOWA. -all »lu. t.lie cities 4 W Huelianan aiiJr'' :nir C^RPKM'KRTr t'""'1 his new, extensive, f1 «'e RIMWARK, e K i i V Tin, Oopsr S Sheet Iron Wa-e, €00% V\/AOU ST0VE8, Aivrirottuvil lm^ltninifK, .I0KM-K And makcn to trdir evu the un st supi-ri maun »potTfN« to.v.vr i TOOLS, BuidinlHardware, GUNS, A\v:s. IWS ROTE. NAILS. CHAINS, |S DOW GLASS, Jleat Cutters, S*. Tub', I'niN FldQi end In: Iloie, Japanned imUx -khen Hardtoarv, vliieii be is rendl si-11 upon as reisoini K* Wins a.* cm iie i.J is« .1 west of the. Mism*- ILLi o\v .f 11: ad- eU*! fit w til* i»«ft extensive I -i meats tu New York* Plril.ilelj4iifi, Pi' Ir.:.! -ii.ti Cititvi^fo, onle n jriiH.s tJie IwHt. M|5iM'Vil limnds uf nianuficiure. 1 Jt =iN.- b'» :t selected for this market, a ad lie i/\.:'-i to-?uj ply any article ill his line 'Jin:,/ •. \'. lie rti.-trnji'.i /ir fc-r s:\le, wholesale RI.V/fijl'I'ELLIS^TIRIWWAIIE, ia tliat line, in WESTERN STAR, PRESIDENT, HAY QUill FORES cii. CI PREMIU.i EXCELSIOR, other gujieriof styleJf Cook, Parlor aiwl Stoves, for sale l»v ri.v BOOKING STOViii named Cmik Stoves arO uffcred f«.r sale:— KING, ON iiaki. following beat ever AK, r::it oak, iMiVliST HOME, A EAGLE, I'KB, I ALEXANDER. th -PARLOR STOVES 1 patUTiis for s:ile by J:lA ALEXANDER OX STOVES—A for sale by piety of the best A. ALEXANDER. i GRICULTURAL kinds, eoiisistnig iij Poxes, Plows, 1 I'ieks, Forks, are olfeivd lor salJy hi A. ALEXANDER. l'LEMLNTS of all •ari of Corn •s, Sj»des, tVe., Ac., of tlie HARD/'All!.,embracing every variety ot stij'eril'r ljK ks, L.itehes. Win Springs, Pul!i-ys. Cuj board Catehes, llutts most apjtroved


ocr: QUASQUETON REAL if-' i I: w AGENCY. S. V. THOMPSON & CO., Dealers 1ft S'l dwm Co., y- J/ FOTt SAEE, 300 Lots I N the Town of QUASQUETON, at "VERY LOW PRICES. The Greatest Inducements HELD OUT f0 THOSE WISHING *0 MAKE Immediate Improvements. THOMPSON & 00. ALSO 10,000 Acres ol* Land, INCLUDING SEVERAL


ocr: AEW GOODS! \E\V GOODS!! AT THE BRICK STOKE. D. S. I^VIS Has juat received a fUTT. JkJXTTD OM FBESK ASSORTMKKT OF N E W O O S COMPRISING GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BONNETS AUD MILLINERY GOODS, CLOTHS AND OASSIMERES, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHIfCJ GOODS, HOSIERY, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CROCKERY K GLASSWARE. I&SIDY MADE CLOTHING, HARDWARE, WOODEN WARE, NOTIONS, 60. AG. AC. OON8I8Tti»6 t» PART OF PRINTS, Gl^dHAilS, DELANKS, SILKS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, COTTON ADES. Jim. SALERATUS, TOBACOOp LOOKIBO GLA88ES. WH1TB JWODS, i LA WHS, CHALT.IES, BEHEGES, DOTT'D SWlSfl, PLAIN LAWNS, POPLINS, DOMESTICS. BONNETS! BONNETS! AND TRIMMINGS OF LATEST STYLES. S K I S WCIRT CORDS, and WHALEBONES. EMBROIDERIES & SHAWLS. PANAMA, LEGHORN, STRAW, PIFCTM LEAF, CASS1MERE, CUKACOA, A^ID WOOL I I A. S BOOTS -AJSHD BMOES. O S I E Y Heady Made Clothing, FOR MO A2fD BOYS. GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. Md SiA CoflM, RAISINS, ZANTE CURRANTS. C7Q&DAGE, WOODEN WARE.