The south-western. [volume]

ocr: GALLAO5ZRS . Celebrated MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE AUSTIN & GOODWIyN Corner of Front Levee and CustOmhouse streets NEw ORL EANS, Dealers in Stoves and Tinware Diag facturers. HAre always on hand a larg stoek ofSt fice, Parlor, Church and Coa-ing kof every variety of pattern. toves, Sole ag for the southern States for the an tore and sale of Arthur's celebrated Self.Snanua Cf and Jars for preserving purposes. lg Every description of Tinware kept on hand. Our old Shreveport and Red River patrons cited to give us a call when they visit the, re oU New Orleans Depository for Phildelphi Manafactured Wagons, Carts, Ac, Ac, Tae ubscrnber hbaas hand and is coasl,. recel @ ; St.Loaisexta , S -ai bbl. '


Sugar planter. [volume]

ocr: 1858" Eor 1889" Great Inducemeits. DRY GOODS A-ND CL 0 T IN C'IlE P FOR CASH AT THE PEOPLES' STORE! ]Corner Lafayette & Florida streets.] [ The subscribers returning their kindest thanks to the citizens of Baton Rouge, and the public in general, for their liberal patronage during the past year, now take pleasure in announcing the recent arrivaklof their extensive and well selected stock of 'LADIES DRESS GQODS, CLOTHING and UNDER-GARJMETS, -AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, of every description imaginable. P~. -No pains have been spar ed iF the selection of such styles and qual:ties as are best adapted to the wants of this community, and our prices being as low AS THE LOWEST, we hope to be well remembered by our friends and patrons and all those in wantof indispensibles in our line. Please give us a call and examine our assortment, which is complete. S. SCtMALINSKY & CO. (At L. Bonnecaze's Old Stan d) JUST IN TIME ! We have this day received direct firom New York, a splendid assort ment of Lace Points, Capes, Mantles and 1louncings, &c., &., he latest styles, together with an variety of ilk and SilkGauze, Fringes & Ribbons other desirable styles of TRIMMINGS, we offer at New York Cash s! -u o -- SHA WLS, SHAWLS! We have just received a small of White and Black Bar Shawls, Plain, Bordered and of LATEST FASHION, with an extensive variety of FRENCH EMBROIDERIES every description, which we offer our usual low prices CASH ONLY! -wow- a

place_of_publication: West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]

publisher: Hyams & Gardner


ocr: D.C. lontan .................. Jno.H Matta. DEALERS IN GENERAL AND PLANTATION HARDWARE. mproved Cane Knives, 1-est and Common Iron, Grosse Tete, Rosedale. Joe gteel. Lead and Zinc, Young and High and Pat- Block Tin. Bell Metal, terns, Paints, Oils. Turpentine, Sugar Skimmers &Ladles, Varnishes, Cordage, Sacherometers, SH Lamps Cook Stoves, Oat Cutters. Oil, Bi-sulpite Lime, Corn Shellers, SausageStuf. Lift and Chain Pumps, fers, Lead Pipe. Rubber Hose, P-t Churns, Pack'g Yarn, Montegut & Hall Plows, Gum Packing. Guns, King's Red Yankee do Pistols, Cutlery, " Bruff's Hoes and Tools, House Furnishing, Tress Hoops, Carp's Tools, Castings, Turtle taws, Fxtra Mechanics' Tools, Files, &c. Tar, Oakum, Pitch, Resin, TO PLANTERS. We solicit your attention to our large and varied stock of Hardware, . oopers' Tools and Plantation Implements, consisting in part of luproved Cast Cane Knives. Copper and Tm'd Ladles and Skimmers, Brass and Glass Sachrometers, -Sugar House Lamps &- Lanterns, Babbet Metal, Solder, Tin, Lead & Iron, Steel, Zinc, and other metals, Rubber Hose and Nozzles, and other articles necessa ry to preparing for and taking off a crop. MONTAN & MATTA, Corner Main & Lafayette streets. SHiOT GUNS. Mantons' Double barrel Extra, English Extra and Common. (importel.) MONI'AN & MATTA, Paints, Glass, & C. American and French Glass, Putty, Varnishes, Oils, Glaziers Points, White Lead, Snow Zinc, Paints in oil, & C. at MONTAN & MATTA'S. Corner Main & Lafayette streets. 40 000 bs Iron in store and for sale by MONTAN & Mib6A, Corner Lafayette & Main stre.ets 10 000 lbs Castings and Stoves of every description at S MONTAN.& MATTA'S Corner Lafayette &a'Maln streets. ;. Blaeksmiths' T s. Vices, Anvils, Pincers; Tongs, Bellows, Hammers, Hedges, Buttiesses, Rasps, Files, &c., &e. at MONTAN & MATTA'S, Corner Lafayette & Main streets. Agricultural Implements. Montegut's Southern Plows, Hall's Plow, King's Red Yankee and Cultivators, Boston, Southern and - - Yankee Corn Shellers, Spiral and Straight Oat Cutters, Rat Chains, Sausage Cutters, Butter workers, Grain Cradles, Reap Hooks, Briar Hooks, Hedge Hooks, &c., at MONTAN & MATTA'S, Corner of Main & Lafayette streets. Tar. By the Keg or barrel at MONTAN & MATTA!S Corner Lafayette & Main streets. COOk Stoves. Sultana, Charer Oak Meteor, Eclipse, Shanghai, Live Oak, Minerva, Crescent Etna, Premium Oak, Franklin, Victor, and every description of Coal or Wooa Cook, Beating or Parlor stoves. MONTAN & MATTA, Corner Main & Lafayette strees. The Season-of 1859 IS FAST APPROACHING, and we resieetfully call the attention of the planting community to our heavy stock of Plantation Implements, Blacksmiths' Tools, Coopers' Tools, AgricnltnralImdlements. Oils, Paints, (tass, etc., MONTAN & MATTA. S Huinters-Shot Guns, (imported) Game Bags, T Shot, f.lectric, Tripple F. Powder, and and every aceoutrement necepsary to Duck, Deer, Bear or .Lqil rel hunters at MONTAN & MATTA'S. NE Ton Plough Limnes at MONTAN & MATTA'8. PLANTATION Harnless, Root Hanes, Extra Hog Collars, Mules' Shoes Blind Bridles, at MONTAN & MATTA'S. PUnIPS Pumps at ; MONTAN & MATTA'S. HALL'S Genuine Ploughs, Montague's Baton Rouge Poughs, King's Red Yankee, Clipper Ploughs, Eagle Ploughs at MONTAN & MATTA'S. FRESH Supplies of Hardware.-Constantly re ceivsng fresh supplies oi Heavw and Light Ilard ware.-,Coopers' Tools, Agricultural Implements, Shelf bors, Iron, Steel, etc., atMONTAN & MATTA'S. 5000 Pounds White Lead and Zinc at MONTAN & MATTA'S. 200 boxes Window Glass, at MONTAN & MATA'S. 5500 Pounds assorted Iron, at MONTAN &MATTA'S. SUGAR PLANTERS. L Grosse Tete, Highland, Rosedale and Joe Young patterns of CANE KNIVES, made of the best rrfined cast steel, of different thicknessess, from patters of experienced planters, at Sept. 18 MONTAN & MATTA'S. B ONNABIEL'S BI-SULPHITE.- We are agents for the sale of the above, and respectfully solicit orders for it. Order also received for Dauve's at sept. 18 MONTAN & MATTA'S. RESH ADDITIONS. Our Fall stock o/ ardware Is at hand, and we solicit the attention of our patrons to our large and varied stock. MONTAN & MATTA. Hay and Wood Cutters. A Fine lot of the above in hands at MONTAN & MA TTA. Opposite the Harney House. Iron ! Iron !! 60,000 lbs. best Tennessee and English iron, all widths and thicknesses. at MONTAN & MATTA'S, Cor. Main and Lafayette streets. Cast Steel.


ocr: _AYER'S Ague Cure, FOR TtlHE Pf".EDY CVRE Op intcrmittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Rmnitteret Fever, Chill Fevcr, Dumb Agile, Periodticail Illcidache, or liliousi Ileadath.di, cllod Bilious Fevers, indellc d for thei' whole cass of dise.lsecs origi natinlg. in bilirry dlertnc.lntcItaIf, cansedl by tlhe Malarila of Illinsmnaiiic iomrtri"c. No one remtedy is iid.el c:alled ti,r by the in, 'vities of the Anteric.mn people than a sumr anlld rafe cure for F'cyc and Agtll . Such u are nlow llenabled to oftlir, miitl perfbct rictainty that it Will ctrdlicaite the disiese mnol ;with aImllllr:t(m:, founllldl t n pr.nIf, that "tm halrt ca.li airise from Ita us.i- in ainy quan! titty. '7That which protects from or preventst this .1 ":lder must he of imnion.e service is tltm .e.,iirrlllitit te e0r5Ti ' it prelrilhs. I',r ' litu m is It ltie tkhn cure, for the patient (icapes.lht 1 o tliuhich he minult run itn violent attacl. of thfi1 I:aleftl disiemper. 1This t:c-n" ' p:Ilu t3le ruliatlm.tic poisonl of Pi'vrn AN, A ra froml the systcm n l td prevents thie devel'~) mrelt of the eih.cnse, if takenl 5on tl~i lirst ;ap. prlnlleC of its prOmonitory .cylt ptonl. It i not only the ho.t remedy ever yet dim;cnestWld for tlrli ehlt. of eMolnphibints, hut :-, t.l, **htiapiist. T'he lInrge, qantity we supply fig: n dollar borigs it within the reach of ever' alnvv; and in bilious districts, where hF"Evim ,t N' Acun: prevails, iv'c i nody should have it inid use it fire.ly - nttth`fr cure and protection. It is hopr'' this price will place it within, tilt ranch of al--the poor as well as the rich. A great, superiority of this remedy over any ither ever scovered for the speedy and cor lain cure of Intertmittents ia, that it contain: no Ouamine or mineral, consequently it pro dt'ues no quinism or other injurious effects uwhtatever nolon the constitution. Thse i'cured 1.y it are left as healthy as if they had never :.ad th, disate. nvcvr rld Ague is not alone the Ponsequenece 'f tihe ntiam-itie poitson.. .A. geat variety of dlisordlcrs ariec front its irritation, tennig; which arie Neuralgii. lRheumatismn, Gout, li.'enhIce,, l lindness,. .'oe.htache, Earache, ;atarrh, A;th man, t'alpitatiion, Painfal Affection of the Spleen, lysterics,%. Pain in the Bowels, Colic, i'aralysis, anid Derangement of the Stormatch. all of which, when originating in thiii cause. lpua . the int ernmittent tytpel;.or become period :,tal. ThisL (;b.e'" expel. t)e poison from the blood, antd conseqnently ctlr.s themt all alike. It is an tiadluttais i ttigrer to imnmi gran.ta. aid. posonr tr:r.sellin g or; tempnaarily ire.i'ltng inh the mllrarirlns disrinets. If taken lcansionally or daily while exposed to the in f'tiot, ;t'hi at wifti' excreted' Sorto the system. ,udl cannot aI:unmulate in sullficient quantity to ripe.'n iras disease,. K~ileri it is even more vrihluable for prtection than cure, and few will ever clutfrr tione Intermittents, if they avail themsel'ces of the protection this remedy af tiil'. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOR AL. tHE. PUBNRSES OFA FAMILY PHYSIC, are so.comprpoed that disease within the range of their action ctn rarely withstand or evade them. 'lheir jsetaatin~ properties search, and' cleanse, and in: lrate every portion of the human organ um, correcting its diseased action, and restoring ,A3 healthy vitalities. , As a-consequence of these properties, the invalid who is howed down with. lain. or physical debility is astonished to find his hoelthoa: eerney restored by a remedlyat once so, simple and inviting. Not only do they cure the everydayoompmaints of every body, but also many. formidable and' dangerous dlseases. The agent below named is il.'ased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,. uontainiug cortifloates of their cures and directions for their use in.the following complaints: Costive ness, Heartburn, Head aeaaarisaigf.oam disordred,; Sio. rh~hJ w'se lndigeuio5, swat in and Morbid Irnecton ofteo Bowels, s 7awsdcswv, Loss of Appe tlie, J.aundie, and other kindred complants;.. erising f$w.r t ow state of the body or:obstruction of its functions. They are an" exollent alterative. for the renovation- of the blo.'d and the restorae tion of tona:aud strpngth to the systen.debilitatced iy.disease.. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,. PrOR TIB REr.na OUR o. Conghs, Colds,, Influenza, Hloarseness, Croup, lBronehitis, Incipient-Consump. tion, nd t Ibr the relief of Consumptive. Patients in advanced stages. of the disease.: So wide is the field of its ueofulnose mandi nu; merous are the cases of its cures, that almost every segtion of country abounds in persons pub licly known who have been restored from alarmnning and oven deeperat- diseases of the lungs by its. use. When once tried, its superiority over every. other medicineoflits kind is tosVgppsrnt to escape. nhservaiion,.iiid where its virtues are known, the tpublic no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that are ncidenttoo.ur.climate. Wmle many it.frior- remedies thrust upon the, cormuanitjy have failed and been, discarded, this las gaind'friends by every trial,conferred benefits on the afllicted they. can never. forget; and pro- auced eures too, numerous, and too remarkable to., vre forgotten. I'REPAEID BY DR. J;. C.: AYER &.COO LOWELL, A.SS.. EDWA.RDI BOGEL,.Baton Rouge ; H. T WADDILL, L. H. T"RUDEAI,. Waterloo, nd all respectable Druggists evearywhere. H-AY! HAYl O I nAL.TS. of PRIME SWITZERLAND COUNTY I, IIAYe.selling stone cent per D. by THO. BYRNE., S; Bton Rougo, La. DENTAL NOTICE:; R. T. FA.Y, has re-opened. his office I with'new materils, improved instruments,.and with all ofthenew improvements in the profession, offering more perfect work at prices.to.suit the con veniese of alt. Termas ccommodatnry-Omee-.tdhimrelidenee, Li-. *yet' street, Baton Rouge, sept 20tf. E.A. WLSON & CO:., DBALars 1N F1NEW*ACHER,JEWELLRY ;. Giae Cntlery and.l'ane, y mnodl, DrPs. Sa C~Iman1 *fwese NEW ORLRANS. SKTROtOKET8 ailstzes- - BRO2 AN CANDLES,; aitaies; ENBIST7 IGEBrs nllaosos; o . JEOWEUPOTs. SPIr. DBipILS, .re-&; PoXIN. t Sm '.aRsm RL tIN it.iX O.Yd& &a.-, &e eiru*-'9PiAee#ame.nd lrtsii. er ý'.sý' -ýýý',^.ý2.is u _s :ýi:>" ____i/ evt'Wi~ i5- s 10,000 Negroes 10,000 Negrocs 10,000 Negroes Saved Yearly. Saved Yearly. Saved Yearly. Planters ril.c k " ;ice Planters 'fake Notice, Planters rTake Notice, Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial Is The O()ily Sure Is The Only Sure Is The Only Sure And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedy Before The People Before The 'People Before The People In Dysentery, In Dysentery, In Dysentery, Diarrhea, Diarrnmca, Diarrhma, .nd Flux, And Flux, And Flux, It Never Fails. It Never Fails. It Never Fails. For &,id by EDWARD & WILLIAM BOGEL. Wholainac ae'n rotlul dealers in Dru:s, Clbenical, Patent Modicinies, &t., Lafay-Itto ot', BIaton Rougo. TIHLT GREAT RESIJE: IYP, THAT GREAT REMEDY, THAT GREAT REM.IiY, THAT GREAT RIMFlDY, THAT GREAT, REMEDY, THAT GRIEA'T REMEDY. THAT GREAT REMEDY, SANCIEf' SPECIFIC, SANCIHEZ' SPECIFIC, sANCH IZ' SPECIFIC, IANCIIE'z' SI'PkFxFIC, IANC'IXIt' EPI 'IFIC SANCHIIE' SPECIFIC SANCHlJEZ' SPECIFIC 7TE ONLY' POSITIVE CURE SANHIIZ' SPECaO, THE ONLY POSITIVE CIURE 'UE ONLY: IOSI.IV.E CUBE TIE: ONLY P.'ITTVE CUR'W THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE THE ONLY POSITIVE CUKE UEFORE THIE PEOPLE HBEFORE 1?IIE PEOPLE, BEFORE TJLE PEOPIE, -:I F'ORE TLiEl PEU'PLE, SEFoRE: THE PEOPLE. BEFORE TE I'PEOP'LE, ;EFORE;: TI u-: PEa I'LB , FOR GONORDIllTfCEA u t.l.ET, IUR.. GONOKURLEA AND G1 ,LEElT, FO'- CONORRIR REA AND GLEI,' FOR GtNulc.iiIEA AND11 GI.LL,' FOKR GONODlMIiItlEA .AND GIEIEI, ROR GONU CRIW.(a ANDI) G1-ET. FOR G(i NOIluI.tEA AND GLEf,!' SAVMS A BIG rOCTOR'S DIl.L, SAVE-i A IG ; OCrEOR'S Ii1,, SAVI. A 1IG. IDOCTOR'S I,1LL. SAVE) A IIIO.DIFTOR'S UILL,, SAVi, \ I IG.I OL''OR'S IlL. , SAYVJi A Ii IXKTOR'S LILL, IS EASIlY TAKE.' IS EASILY. TAKE', 18 EASIIY 'TAKIEN, IS EASILY TAKEN, IS E1ASIIY 'TAKEN, IS- EASILY TAKEN,. IIAS NO. iAD TASTE, HAS NO. RAD TASTE, GAS NO BAD TASTE, HAS NO BAD 'TASTE, 1HAS NO HAD TASTE, lAS NO BAD TASTE, WILL ERFEGCL A GUi11 WILLSK F'. . A- CURS WILE EFFECT A CURE WILL EFFICT, A. CURE. WILL EFFECT A CURE WILL EFFIG A CA (URt WrTI;)UT OIfU OF TIME" WITIIPoLT LU-i OF TIME WTFfIIOUT LASS-OF TIME WITIIOUT LOSS OF TIME WITHIOUT LOSS ")F TIME * WITUOUT Ja. . OF TIME OR CHANGE OF- i)IET. OR CHANGE OF ilE£, OR 'CGIANGE OF DIET, OR CHANGE OF DIET, OR CIIANGF OF. PlYI', OR CHANGE.OF. DII'T, WITi LE S TROUGLE, WITIl IA-MS TROUBLE, WITIL I . DT EOUIILE, WITHI LESS TROUBLE, W1TH I.ES TROUCIA:. WITH LE&SS-TIROUBIUJL MORE SPEEDJILY,. MORE SI'EIDJILY, MORE SlttFIRlLY, MORE SPEEDILY,. MORE SPEEDILY, . MORE SiL'EIDILY.. AND PER.AN.PJ'TIT,; AND 'ILMANENTLY, AND PERMANIENTLY AND PI'EL;MANENTLY' AND PERMANENTLY, ANDI PERMANENTLY, TITAN ANY KNOWN BIEIY: . THAN ANY. KNOWN, RIYFDY. TH1ANŽ ANY. IEKNOWVS REMEDY. THAN, ANY, KNOWN. 'ESMEDY TItAK ANY KNOWN 'RIMEDY. TIhAN ANY KNOtrN RAEJ IEFDY. Every lriggisl aRt Co.ntry Morchanat ahbbd keep. s~uppIly ofthni ;oel'ble Remedy, ont.onl fronm. tIt pNstA' ti-at raor. :fra-rnr it0 gao . EL a' an t o!' phil -nlh.l.oy towsar'd - sts l n ug buiant , will be made to tho-e a ptl and .uIanar y Imnn:r's at all Druggosta to puro t:s t, ... W.EW. BLI'b kos' . tis, Va er 5, DTW AR-&D Ir W ILI nIEiBSSGGEL, o aealo and a H'etaR'dor i n ' u Q- C/onuSayia, Patat M -dincae Hi . tacoe toe - , Nat oGUug. lola:r i'-co.A of of ed the we our in our W of and ege of at ,S A _ pld Y


ocr: 3.R. Brady ................R Brady, HAVE YOU BEEN WHERE? T~'HY at BRADY & HENDERSON'S,; where VT have just had a fresh arrival of the finest prettiest goods ever brought to this market. have beautiful CASHMERES, DAnLAINES, MERINOPS,. ROBE A VOLANT, . ROBE A QUILLE, CALICOS, &e. -ALSO In the Gentlemen' Department, another fresh stock has been recieve, of FINE' BROAD CLOTH COATS, do do do PANTS, do do do VESTS, do Tweed Suits, do Drab:- do and a variety of other Clothing, too numerous to mt ntiou. These goods were bought to be sold again, consequently BARGAINS CAN BE-HAD Mr Remember the place, BRADY &HENDERSON'S, Old Post'Ofiee; eorner'Laurelk Third NEW GOODS. SE ARE GLAD-TO L4FORMTHE CITIZENS the parish of West Baton Rouge and Gross Tete, that we are enabled to furnish them with following named articles, on the most terms: LADIES DRESS GOODS, consisting of ALPACCAS, MERINOES, CASHMERES, SILKS, DEL ES, EMBRODERIES, EDGINGS, LACE; & C. --LSO GENT'S CLOTHING. uch as CASHMERE SUITS, TWEED,. SUITS, - DRAB - SUITS, OVERCOATS & CLOTHING S-OF EVERY DE CIRIPTION. To be found at BRADY & HENDERSON'S,


ocr: Great Challenge !! PAUL MORPHY IS "The CAch ion Chess Player of the World ! " Andlhis challenge to Howard Staunton, has created a great furore'in-the ChessZDepart ment! But S, SCHMALINSKY & CO OF THE PEOPLES' STORE! AT BATON ROUGE, Have created a still greater excitement in the DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING department. And do you wish to know the reason why? It is because that any and everything you require out of their well se lected stock is AT THE LOWEST Orleans prices. They have now on one of the most select and complete as Dress Goods GENT'S, YOUTH'S AND BOYS CLOTHING AND Under Garments, ....-00--.... And a general variety of HOUSE FURNISHING such prices that cannot fail to give satis to all those WHO STUDY ECONOMY. They have also also received for late arri a choice lot o -


The south-western. [volume]

ocr: Shreveport Carriage Rep Milam stree:, near Ed iar ROBSON & I.N.iO.' their of the public itr ge Ias e estahbhllie Carriage R, posi at all tinmes lie r z "large assortnon

place_of_publication: Shreveport, La.

publisher: L. Dillard & Co.


ocr: oar Country and ar "FOREVER FLOAT THAT STANDARD SHEET." BY L. DILLARD & Co. oiace...Corner of Texas and Edwards streets,


Spirit of the age. [volume]

ocr: - Raleigh 'Nurseries. 'THO HAS. CARTER, ' . ., SCtCSSOTJ (HAHILTOH & CARTER,) CONTINUES the business of the above EsUb-" luhment in all its various branches. Being in daily connection with all the Rail Roads, I can forward i TREES AND PL AH T S , with safety and dispatch, to any part of the country Catalogues sent on application. "V Raleigh, N. C, Oct. 1, 1S59. 6 1m

place_of_publication: Raleigh, N.C.

publisher: Alexander M. Gorman


ocr: THE BP IE IT OF THE AGE, IS fCBLISOtD SVEET TTEDSISDAT; T Aloxandor M Qorman, EDITOE AND PE0PEIET0E. TEEMS: Single Subscribers, $1 50 per annum. To clubs of 5 and upwards, $1 00 each ; fcSFlNTARUBLT IN ADVANC.J No paper will be sent longer than the time for which it has been paid and no paper sent unleas the cash accompanies the order. Advertisements inserted at the usual rates of advertising.


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ocr: FALL 1859. Dry Goods at Wholesale. STEPHENSON, WEDDELL & CO, PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA, Desire to call the attention of WHOLESALE jjux&Kbto their large and attractive stock of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, COMPRISING BXTEKSIVE LINES OT STAPLE GOODS, FAACY GOODS, DRESS GOODg, WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, Ac, Ac, Especially adaptod to the want of the North Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee Trade, which will be offered to prompt or cash buyers upon such terms and at such prices that cannot fail to give entire satisfaction. .. One of the firm will attend the New York auc tion sales during the season, and lorwarded tri weekly, by steamers, large additions to their stock. . IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS, Nos. 78 and' 80 Syeamore st! N. B. Special and prompt attention will be be- 36w NTHS. r 20 NTS An Elegant Gift! reemployment. r a Father to present to his Family I ' 'Sf Send for one copy, and try it among your Friends !rQ2v 7 C '


ocr: THE BPIEIT OF THE AGE, IS PCBUSntD EVERT BT Aloxandor M. fforiaan, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS: Single Subscribers, $1 60 per annum. To clubi of 5 and upwards, $1 00 each ; No paper will' be sent longer than the time for which It has been paid ; and no paper sent unless the cash accompanies the order. . Advertisements inserted at the usual rates ft advertising. -.';', ,


ocr: HA LSI QRJ.G. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1859. Special Notice. The Spirit or thb Age is conducted strict ly upon the cash system. All papers are discontinued at the expiration of the time for which they have been paid. Subscribers will be notified four weeks before their time is out, by a cross mark on their papers and unless the subscription is renewed the papers will be discontinued." This i3 a rule from V1 1,., II for the cross mark, andrenew vour Kuhsrrrin- ' r tion. " Subscribers desiring their papers changed, must mention the Post Office, from, as well as the one to, which they desire the change to be made. - .


ocr: IBB BPIEIT OF THE AQE, IS PCBLI9HBD EVERT WEDNESDAY, BT Alexander 1, Gorman, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS: Single Subscribers, (1 50 per annum. To clubs of 5 and upwards, $1 00 eaeh ; " fgjT IsVAKIAStV -CT. AOVAHCE. .Jgf No paper will be sent longer than the timft for which it has been paid ; and no paper sen' unleas the cash accompanies the order. Advertisements inserted at the usual rates of advertising. ,


ocr: F. F tHEK. JOHN F. FOARD. FISHER & FOARD, Wholesale and Retail G.fiO.OERSj j (EXCEPT LIQUOKS) ' XT GRNERAL Forwarding and Crmmission Merchants, ! JNl!i WISlillJN, r. u. March 26. 1859. 31 8m


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, IS rCBUSBED ITEIIT WEDSESDAT, BT Alexander it, Gorman, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS: Single- Subscribers, $1 50 per annum. To clubs of Tt and upwards, $1 00 each ; J-iT" Invariably im Advance, No paper will be sent longer than the time f ir which it hnsbocn r aid ; and no paper sent unless tho cash accompanies the order. Advertisements inserted at the usual rates of advertising.


ocr: 3SisnlIfltioii5. NO HUMBUG. A CURE FOR THE PILES. HAVING been afflicted for 26 years with this terrifying disease, and finding no relief, I finally discovered a Vegetable. Ointment, -which! believe is unparelleled in its efficacy, and now of' fer this remedy to the public, as the moBt effectual and speedy cure, ever discovered. The ingredients of this Ointment are purely vegetable, and one box. if used according to di rections, will effects cure. Any person sending $ 1 0 0 and 9 cents in postage stamps, will receive a box, sent to any part of country. Address NEAL BROWN, Raleigh, N. Also for sale by JOHN MYATT, opposite Masonic Lodge. ' Raleigh, 1859.


ocr: R-AL'KISH.H. G -. WEDNESDAY MAY 4, 1859. Special Notice. The Spirit of the Age Is conducted strict ly upon the cash system. All papers are discontinued at the expiration of the time for which they have been paid. Subscribers i will be notified rocs weeks before their time is out, by a cross mark on their papers ; and unless the subscription is renewed the papers will be discontinued. This is a rule from which there will be no departure. Watch for the cross mark, and renew your subscrip- tion. Subscribers desirine their naners changed, must mention the Post Office, from, as well as the one to, which they desire the change to be made.


ocr: NO HUMBUG. A CURE FOR THE PILES. TTAVING been afflicted for 26 years with this Ml terrifying disease, and finding no relief, I finally discovered a Vegetable Ointment, which I believe is unparelleled in its efficacy, and now on fer this remedy to the public, as the most effectual and speedy cure, ever discovered. The ingredients df this Ointment are purely vegetable, and one box, if used acoording to di- reotions, will effect a cure. Any person sending $1 00 and9cens in postage stamps, will receive a box, sent to any part of the country. Address HEAL BRO-WIf, Raleigh, N. C. Also for salo by JOHN MY ATT, opposite the Masonic Lodge. Raleigh, 20th 1859.


ocr: 6C0EGK T. rtSKtB, JOHS TOLXD. FISHER & POARO, Wholesale and Retail - &EOGEES, (KCCEJft UQCOBS) BlourV Praduco:4 - AID CRHXUAIi' Forwarding and Comiatetea Herchants, NEWBXBN N. C. 1


ocr: rsiu g vs-rvwrTT nvnr t 1 vrtrrrr 1 t rm w X SURANCE COM? AST insures healttfy white persons, from 14 to 60 years of age, for 1 year, for 7 years and for Kfe. -Also, hsalthj tiaras from 10 to 69 years of are, for 1 or 5 years. CHAS. E. JOHNSON. President. H. W. BUSTED. Attorney. W. H. JONES, Treasurer. All desired information given by Agents ia all the twns and village of the State, and l-y R. H. BATTLE, fec'y. Raleigh. Dca. 2, 1S59. 15 ly


ocr: ROSE HILL SELECT SCHOOL. fan HE next session of this school for young la- JL dies will commence January 18th, 186J. Terms per session of 20 weeks : English branches, from $7 to $12,00 Music with use of fiann, J3,u Board, including everything, pr month $6 and 7,00 Fcr particulars address MISS VIRGINIA C. R OYSTER, Saxapahaw, 17 5t Alamance, N. C.


ocr: Weeklies, Monthlies, Quarterlies. WEEKLIES. Harper's Weekly for Nov. 6th. Gleason's Line of Batle Ship, Nov. 6th. . Li Well's Living Age. ' ' MONTHLIES. Russell's Magazine. . Eclectic Magazine; Blackwood's Magazine. Harper's Magazine. ; , ' Godey's Lady's Book. - : QUARTERLIES. , North American Jteview for October. For sale by W. L. POME ROY. RaTeigh, Nov. 9th, 1858. 45utf


ocr: V. FISHER, JOBS T. FOARD. FISHER & FOARD, Wholesale and Retail GEO.GEES', (except liquors) m v v w n w AMD GBNERAIa Forwarding and Commission Merchants, March 26, 1859. 31 8m


ocr: WM. WATSON, Upholsterer and Paper Hanger, PAYETTEVILLE ST., . Next door below Parmer's Hall, RALEIGH, N. C. TS now receiving his SPRIVQ GOODS, eon- I sistine of Gilt Velvet and common Papers, and lW-h . 1 t t . uoracrs to man n ; au oi wwca ne win pat up in the neatest manner both in town and country. Also Fire Screens, ' Transparent and Paper Shades, Window Cornices and Curtain Bands, i Picture Cords and Tassels, 'Lounges, flair. Shuck and Cotton Mattrasses. Also the Curled Palmleaf Shuck ifattress, something entirely new, and far superior to the ordinary Shuck Mattrass. All of which I will sell at the lowest prices for Cash or to six months punctual customers. - WM. WATSON. Raleigh, March 30, 1859. : 31 3m LANDECKER & KLINE, WHOLESALE AHD BBTAIL DIALERS I! Fancy & Staple Dry Goods BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, Corner of Fayetteville and Hargett Sts., . ) KALEIGH, N.C. i A. LANDEKEB A. KLINE. The Proprietors of the above establishment beg leave to inform the Pnblio that they have just re turned from the Northern and Eastern cities, with one of the largest and most varied Stocks of ever brought to this market, which they offer the most reasonable terms. April 9, 1859. - , 33 ly


ocr: Phillip,' Manud cf Plain and Spteric2 xngononetry Cations bv Char!. ". "tIie ?f 8 pnli.


ocr: GEORGE T. FISHER, JOHH Tt. FOARD. PIS HER & FOARD, Wholesale and Retail GrEOCEES, (except liquors) ottr.Ppodttce. AND GRHERAL Forwarding and Commission Merchants, NEWBERN, N. C. March 26, 1859. 31 6m


ocr: Jan- 8th, 1859. 20- 6m & Arm jpA zA hi v I THE undersigned have now in store and keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils. Varnishes. Dvestuffs, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Window Glass, Patty, 1 urning Fluid, Kerosene Oil, andjLamps. Superior Havana Cigars; fine Chewing Tobacco, Ac, which they offer for sale at the lowest market rates. Physicians, Country Merchants, Builders and Painters supplied at a small advance on New York , prices with vuneluality and dispatch'. Orders so licited and promptly attended to and forwarded to any part of the country. ; -' WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD, Wholesale and retail Druggists, -. RaleiglwN. C. ' Raleigh, May 3, 1859. 30 6m


ocr: isttllatuoHs. SOMETHING NEW!! - AGENTS RANTED U J. Business honorable. W ill pay a weekly salary of. from SI 3 to $30. No " humbug." For particulars, send stamp to T. S. CARTER, Plaistow, N. B. s. it. p.


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ocr: DAVENP0BT FEMALE COLLEGE. THE first annwal examination of this Institu tion will embrace the 4th Wednesday and Thursday in April. A sermon by the Rev. Wm. Martin before the- undergraduates, will bo preach ed the preceding Sabbath. Tho exercises of tho College wiJ be resumed the 3d Thursday in July. W.MOULi, ires. April 2, 1859. 32 -3 1


ocr: GEORGE F. FISHER, JOHN F. FOARD. FISHER & FOARD, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS (except liquors) Flour,. Frodxica r NEWBERN, N. C. March 26, 1859. "9 31 flm


ocr: liisetllatttons. SOMETHING NEW ! AGISTS WANTED ! i Business honrrahln Will pay a weekly salary of from $13 to $30. No humbug." For particulars, send stempHo. - T.-SrraKTER, PTaistow, JT.TT.


ocr: M J IS ummK It ,Jr - J 2 r fffi In 1 THE undersigned have now n store and keep constantly on band a large and veil selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dyestuffa, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Window Glass, Putty, 1 urning Fluid, Kerosece Oil, andamps. Superior Havana Cigars; nne vnewing Tobacco, tc, fbicb they oner lor sale at tbe lowest market rates. Physicians, Country Merchants, Builders and Painters supplied at a smell advance on New York prices with punctuality and dispatch. - Orders so liciteJ and promptly attended to and forwarded to any part of tbe country. WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD, WholesaJe and retail Druggists, Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, May 3, 1859. ' . 36 6m


ocr: RALEIGH NURSERIES. HAMILTON & CARTER, Florists, Nurserymen and RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA. CULTIVATE and keep for sale Fruit and Or namental Trees, Shrubs, Plants for Hedges. Greenhouse Plants, Roses, Bulbous Roots, Dah lias, Herbaceous Plants. Agricultural, Garden and JvJowetbiSda. -.,:- ru. . . .-.t iivery specie ani-varletr oT'Balbous Flower- Jtoots enumerated in any Catalogue in the Union; can be supplied by ns.' " v l53. " "


ocr: jobs r. foard. 6B0B6X T. FISBXB, 1 FI S H ER & P O ARD , - Wholesale and Retail , :geo'gees, (EXCEPT LIQU0BS) " j F 1 o u v i Pt o d u o e9 Forwarding and Commission Merchants, . ", t NEWBERN, N. C. March 26, 1859. ... '. '. .'. 31 m


ocr: E!;e Spirit nf tlirSlgt, is roi.ieniD itkbt widsksbat, t ' A.. M.'G-orman, EDnOIl AND PEOPEIETOE. - TERMS: Singlo Subscribers, 1 CO per annum. To clubs of 0 and upwards, $1 00 each ; Invakiaclt in advance. No paper will bo sent longer than the for which it has been paid ; and no paper sent unless tlio cash accompanies the order. Advertisements inserted at the usual rales of advertising. Cemperann


ocr: Jan. 8th, 1858. 20- 6m 1 "fnrs feat iitHtH ''ji-t'ii 5 Si' 1 I 1 gg -- ol Ifhv If I a 4?H I t : I " f igh s vicinity. j I THE undersigned have now in store end keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of Drues, Medicines. Chemicals. Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Dyestuffs, Perfumery. Patent Medicines, Window Glass, Putty, 1 urning Fluid, Kerosene Oil, andLamps. Superior Havana Cigars; one Chewing Tobacco, Ac, which they offer for sale at the lowest market rates. Physicians, Country Merchants, Builders and Painters supplied at s rmall advance on New York rices with punctuality and dispatch. Orders so icited and promptly attended to and forwarded to any part of the country. : WILLIAMS a HAYWOOD, 4 - Wholesaie and retail Druggists, Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, May 3, 1869. 36 6m


ocr: E; HUNT'S. Photographic Galleries, Ealeigh ; AND ERlriCH AT CHAPEL KILL. ItfV'S. HUNT having purchased ofT. J. Havsu jJLm. his old esatblished Daguerrean Gallery, on Fayetteville street, and having introduced an Im proved light and Apparatus, is prepared to take rictures in all sizes and styles, in the best man ner. MELAINETYPES neatly set in case, lock- ew, nags ana pins and warranted satisfactory. u is aiso prepared to take tne improved PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS, and with the aid of an efficient Colorist, he is en abled to furnish these pictures finished in the fi nest manner and true to life. By the Photographic process, Miniatures and Daguerreotypes can be copied and enlarged ' to any sixe, and colored in Oil, giving permanent and life-like Portraits. . .Persons having . Daguerreotypes of deceased friends, should embrace this opportunity of" pre serving them. Melaineotypes taken in cloudy weather as good as in sunshine. - Persons wishing to have portraits painted from ; life, can do so by calling on Mr. J. P.ANDREWS, I rortrait and Landscape Painter, at the Gallery in : Raleigh. August 9, 1859. - 50 5 m


ocr: GEORGE F. FISHER, JOHN P. FOARD. FISHER & FOARD, Wholesale and Retail G-EOOEES, (except liquors) jfiour, jfroauee y ov 5 ws. w v n AND GRHEEAL Forwarding and Commission Merchants, NEWBERN. N. C. March 26, 1859. 31 6m N. C. C. Advocate and N. C. Presbyterian copy for 6 months.


ocr: THE SPIRIT 07 THE AGE, la FCBLISHKD BVEBT TEDKE3DAT, BT Aloxamdor SI- Qorman, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS: Singlo Subscribers, $1 50 per annum. To clubs of 5 and upwards, $1 00 each ; 337" Imvakiably is Advance No paper will be gent longer than the time ior which it haa been paid ; and no paper sent unless the cash accompanies the order. Advertisements inserted a the usual rates ot advertising.


ocr: THE SriEIT OF THE AGE, H lt'HLISIIEl KVtllY WEDNESDAY, BV Iexaudcr il. (I or man, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS: Single Subscribers, $1 f0 per annum. To clubs ff Tt nnd upward, $1 00 each ; Z-lf Invakiam.v ix Advance. .f-Z N paper will be sent longer than the time fir which it hasbcon paid ; and no paper sent unless tho eah accompanies the order. Advertisements inserted at the usual rates of advertising.


ocr: Gjjt Ipirtt of tl;e SLgt, A. is ri'BMfiiKi evbrt wedskhday, b y M". Gorman, EDITOR AND PEOPKIETOR. TERMS: Single Subscribers, $1 CO per annum. To clubs of 5 ami upward, $1 00 each ; !Li7" Invakjav.lv in advance. No pnper will be Kent longer than the for which it has been paitl ; ami no paper unless the cash accompanies the order. Advertisements inserted at the usual of advertising.


ocr: Pistellaneous. NO HUMBUG. A CURE FOR THE PILES, TT AVING been afflicted for 28 years with this 11 terrifying disease, and nnuing no renei, x npalJy discovered a vegeiaoie uimmeui, uiuu believe is unparelleled in its efficacy, and now of' fer this remedy to the public, as the most effectual and speedy cure, ever discovered. The ingredients of this Ointment are purely vegetable, and one box, if used according to di rections, will effect a cure. Any person sending $1 00 and 9 cents in postage stamps, will receive a box, sent to any part of the country. Address SEAL BROWIf, Raleigh, N.C. Also for salo by JOHN MYATT, opposite the Masonic Lodge. Raleigh, 1859. 34...1y OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS. Wf E wish to engage active and energetic Agents YY (either Ladies or Gentlemen,) Jor every Town, Village and County in the United States. Agents can realize from $500 to $1000 per year. For full particulars, address (enclosirg Stamp.) S. A. DEWEY CO., 39 3m Box 151 P. P., .Philadelphia, Pa.


ocr: GEORGE F. FISHER, JOHN V. FOARD. FISHER & FOAED, Wholesale and Retail G-ROGERS, (EXCEPT LiQUORS) AND GENERAL Forwarding and Commission Merchants, NEWBERN, N. C. ;


ocr: jt Spirit of tl;e A.. VE. Grorman, iditch aud rnopRirroa. T E n II S : Single Subscribers, 1 60 per annum. To clubs or 5 and upward, $1 00 each ; IrVAIlUrLT IX ADVANCE, No paper will be sent longer than the time for which it ba3 been paid ; and nopapcr sent unless tho cash accompanies the order. Advertisements inserted at tho usual rates of advertising.


ocr: NO HUMBUG. A CURE FOE THE; PILES. TT A VINO been afflicted for 26 years with this M M terrifying disease, and finding no relief, I finally discovered a Vegetable Ointment, which I believe is unparelleled in its efficacy, and now of fer this remedy to tbe public, as the most effectual and speedy cure, ever discovered. The ingredients of this Ointment are fnrely vegetable, ana one box, 11 need according to di rections, will effect a cure. Any person sending $1 00 and 9 cents in postage stamps, will receive a box, sent to any part of the country. Address NEAL BROWN, Raleigh. N. C. Also for sal by JOHN MYATT, opposite the Masonic Lodge. , ,, , , - , Raleigh, 1X59. 34...1y UGO.GOO lbs. Raffs! Raffs ! ! -- o ,o- - V ITT ANTED BY TITE FOREST MANUFAC- TT TURINO COMPANY, one million five hundred thousand pounds good Cotton and Linen Kagt. For particulars address Da. W. S. MILLER, Sup't, Forestville, Wake county, N. C. April tb, 1859. - :.. . 33 6m


ocr: F. FISHER, JOHM F. FOARD. FISHER & FOARD, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, (except liquors) Flo uvf Pro dce9 AND GENERAL Forwarding and Commission Merchants, NEWBERN, N. C. March 26, 1859. 31 m


ocr: CEORGK F. FISHER, JOHS F. FOXED. FISHER Sr. FOARD, Wholesale and Retail (except iiquobs) Flour, Produce, A2TD G&HERAL Forwarding and Commission Pi.OV.tSf.tta, SS. V. March 26, 1359. 31


ocr: RALEIGH NURSERIES. HAMILTON & CARTER, Florists, Nurserymen and ka&l$eapO Oa&e&eiS . T . , JKALiJilUxl, INUKTli UAKUlxlINA. iULTIVATE and keep for sale Fruit and Or- J namental Trees, Shrubs, Plants for Hedges. Greenhouse Plants, Roses, Bulbous Roots, Dah lias, Herbaceous Plants. Agricultural, Garden and Flower Seeds. Every species and variety of Bulbous Flower Roots enumerated in any Catalogue in the Union, can be supplied by us. Raleigh, May 4th, 1853. 6 ly


ocr: GEORGE V. FI8HEB, 1 - JOHH F. FOARD. FISHER & FOARD, Wholesale and Retail GEOOEES, , (except liquors) . Ioup, Pro duoo9 A2TD G RUBRAL i Forwarding and Commission Merchants, in went tia, is. u. March 26, 1859. 31 m jSt" N- C. C. Advocate and N. C. Presbyterian copy tor 6 moaths.


ocr: v n wnwonn flU HUjaBuG. A PTTRTf T?flP TTTVf PITTAS: vUlI rJlh 1UL XlljliO. H AVING been afflicted for 26 years with this terrifying disease, and finding no relief, I finally discovered a Vegetable Ointment, which I believe is nnparelleled in its efficacy, and now of fer this remedy to the public, as the most effectual and speedy care, ever discovered. The ingredients of this Ointment are purely vegetable, and one box, If ns4 according to di rections, will effect a cure. Any person sending $1 OC and 9 cents in postage stamps, will receive a box, sent to any part of the country. Address NEAL BKOWiJ, Raleigh, N. Also for sale by JOHN MYATT, opposite the Masonic Lodge. Raleigh, 1859-.


ocr: cn-rvrvrTrrnin rruxu 1 1 AGENTS WANTED II Business honorable Will pay a weekly salary of from $13 to $30. No ' humbug." For particulars, send stamp to 5 T. S. CARTER, Plaistow, N. II. (.8. m. p. co. $3. 34 am


The Kanzas news. [volume]

ocr: HAHMEESLOTJGH BRO'S., Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in C L 0 T H I N G , And Gent's Furnishing Goods, Third Street, five Doors from 31ain. apr23 KANSAS CITY. MO. m6

place_of_publication: Emporia, Kan.

publisher: P.B. Plumb


ocr: CITY BAKERY! HALLBERG & HELSEL, Will keep constantly on hand Bread, Cakes, Pies, & Groceries, and will pay the highest cash market price for Egs, Batter, etc., on Market street. Emporia. IT" Fresh yeast can be had every day apr23m6


ocr: . EEH0VA1. THE undersigned would inform bis friends and the public that having fitted up his new of fice in the Masonic Hall Building, he will here after be prepared to attend to all business in the line of his profession with - promptness and dis patch. - L. D. BAILEY Emporia, March 12, 1S59.


ocr: STREET & BAKER, WESTPORT, MO.. Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPSt Boots & Shoes, Hardware & dueensware. Also, keep constantly on hand, a large stock of GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, AND OUTFITTING GOODS, GENERALLY. We are determined to sell Goods as low as they can be bought in this section of country.


ocr: Henry B. Conwell, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GUNPOWDER. FFFGG, FFFG, FFG RIFLE POWDER, K XEOS AXD CAXS. F, FT, FTP Blasting, Safety Pose, &c. Office 3 doors west of J. S. Chick fc Co.'s, Levee, aasas City, Mo. Send your orders to H- B. Conwell, and buy Pow- uer 01 nrst


ocr: H A 11 D W A R E! c Chaml?erliii;&; Carpenter, .-Ieree, 2 Doors East of Main Street, t: , .KANSAS CITY, MO, , Have in Store, a -large and well selected stock of Hardware," Iron, Hails, : STEEL, GLASS, SASH, 7 J CORDAGE. SAWS, SAW-MILL FIXTURES, Blacksmith's and Carpenter's Tools, and Farm ing Implements, tc, Ac., which they will sell at the lowest CASH prices. . Y. ; .-iaayairH


ocr: AND i . - u - a M E D I G I N.ES! PRENTISS & GRISWOLD Are now receiving tlyir ., SlPJIsTG STOCK' OF ' . ;.. . - Drugs, and Medicines FROM NHW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURGH AND ST. LOUIS, All of which will be sold as low as the lowest at the - Lawrence Wholesale Drug House, IN THE ELDRIDGE BLOCK, OXE DOOR SOUTH OF THE MAIN" ENTRANCE, . LAWRENCE KANSAS. N. B- The public in general are invited to "GIVE US A CALL!" and -we will warrant to suit, both in prices and quality. PRENTISS & GRISWOLD. Lawrence, April 30th. 1S59. THE GKEAT BUSH!


ocr: NOW IS THE TIME! THE endersigned is , disposing of Emporia Snares on commission, very low, for cash; Land Warrants, or land.' Those wishing to in vest in the best town in Southern Kansas cannot do better than to communicate with, or call on Emporia, Nov 27.-tf C. V. ESKRIDGE.


ocr: i. BERXAED. W. K. BERXABD. T. K. M CCTtHES. J. & W. B. BERNARD & CO., WESTPORT, MO.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Staple Dry Goods, GROCERIES, A Indian, Hexicin, and Outfitting' Goods. 6m


ocr: HAMHERSLOUGH BEO'S., , Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dialers in C L 0 T H I N G , And Gent's Furnishing Goods, Third Street, fire Doors from Slain. apr23 KANSAS CITY, MO. m6


ocr: People of Kanzas ! CONSULT YOUR OWN INTEREST! We are prepared to furnish STOYES, TIN AND HARDWARE, In any quantity, as low as any dealers in Kanzas City or Western Missouri. ALLEN 4 GILMORE. Lawrence, March 28, 1 858.


ocr: Laencs Briig - Btore. PBEITTISS & GBISWOLD, Have just opened a D Tt XT 3r S T O R E , lathe Eldridge Block, Lawrence, Kansas, WHERE they will sell all articles in their line as cheap as ean be purchased in any mar ket this side of St Louis. PHYSICIANS AND MERCHANTS May depend upon receiving goods from us of the best quality and in good order. Chills and Fever Cured. We have a specific for Chills and Fever, known and used by us for years, and sold by no other Druggist in the United States, which we would recommend to the public, and WARRANT TO CURE! PRICE FIFTY CENTS. We are confident that from long experience in the sale and use of Drugs, we can satisfy our cus tomers that it is for their interest to patronise us. Give us a Call. PRENTISS & GRISWOLD. Lawrence, Kansas, Sep. ll.-ly


ocr: UNION HOTEL, MAIX STREET, KANSAS CITY, MO., THOMPSON McDAXIElY Proprietor, JA3IES L. GKAY, Superintendent. O" This House is centrally located, has a live ry and eale stable connected vriMx it. Four lines of stapes leave this House daily for different points apr3-bm


ocr: EMPORIA! EMPORIUM! PROCTER'S CHEAP CASH STORE Competition "No Whar!" IHE subscriber is happy to announce to his JL numerous mends and particularly ' The People of Southern Kansas in general that he has now in store and for sale at WHOLESALE AM); HETAID at his well known establishment, 159 Commercial street, EMPORIA, the ' LARCEST, BEST SELECTED AND CHEAPEST Stoclc of Goddsl ever offered to the public . South of the Kawr River Valley! . ..Consisting in pait of DKY boODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, POWDER, LEAD, AP.. AC., AC, AC, AC Among the other articles I would enumerate the following, viz: 200 Sacks


ocr: fi&EAT WESTHX ' SAfiPLEKt BAOTABE HOUSE. f&'DONALD fit KLINE, . Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of, Saddlery and Harness, V ' - rAnd Wholesale Dealers in - Saddlery -Hardware, and Trimmings, ' . JUTS STRUT, 5Xa 1ETXIT, CITT, ItO. no63-Iy " V .v - To Bent. . , , 4 HOUSE AND ABOUT THIRTY ACRES j. of plowed land, under fence, on Dow Creek, seven miles north, of Emporia, known as the Allen Pearson place ; Apply to Ifc D. BAILEY; Empona, March 1 2, 1 853.


ocr: Wanted Immediataly ! 7 nnr. FEET op lumber, I ,1 JJ) 12.000 SLinsles. 12o Bnahela of Lime, i - 50 Loads f Sud,-, ' .1 35 CorIs of S ne hanled-" " - - 400 Feet of Stone laid, '''-J ; - In exchange r good lots in Ertpori. at thf low est possible prices. ; '-- ' I.' ErPERLE- t - t, -t.l .sen - .-. . x-nipona juiy ui, ic. .-


ocr: S. CAXF1ELD, W. F. WJWSS. CANFLELD & DOWNS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . Hardware, Stoves, Iron, NAILS, PAINTS, GLASS, Farmers and Mechanics' Tools, Tin and Wooden Wore, SfC., fyc, Corner Kanzas Avenue and Fourth street, n42yl WYANDOTT CITY, KANZAS.


ocr: J. W. B0YEE & CO., Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES. Northwest corner Main and Commercial Sts., Under Journal of Commerce office,) nG9-ly KANSAS CITY, MO.


ocr: Mf DONALD & KLINE, . Manufacturers and Dealers in SADDLES, . HARNESS, Saddlebags, Bridles, Martingales, AVIIIPS, SPURS, ETC. Between Main and Walnut Streets, East Levee, no69-ly KANSAS CITY MO.


ocr: Henry B. Conwell, " " ' Wholesale and Retail "Dealer in GUNPOWDER. FFFGG, FFFG, FFG RIFLE POWDER, IN KEGS AND CANS. F, FF, FFF Blasting, Safety Fuse, &c. Office 3 doors west of J. S. Chick fc Co.'a, Levee, Kansas City, Mo. Send your orders to H. B. Conwell, and bny Pow der of first hands. n69-6ro


ocr: r H. S. SLEEPER, Civil Engineer and County Surveyor of Madison County, FLORENCE, KANSAS. O People of the Cottonwood please leave or ders at the Office of L. D. Bailey, Emporia. . , CHAS. C. HASSLER, MERCHANT Ci j&Sn d G l o t li i e rv At Hadley's Store, Emporia. Kansas, Tr EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A AV. -selected stoock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest ings and Gents' Furnishing Goods of all kinds Ho is prepared, with the aid of a first classsew- ing machine, tu fill orders for any article of ming on uie snortest nouce. O" Particular attention paid to cutting lor others to make. decii-4in


ocr: AVagoiimalving and He pairing. JOSEPH RICKABAUGH. having opened a Wagon Shop in Emporia, opposite to Cox fc Baker's Blacksmith shop, is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line of business, in a satis factory manner. Wagons, Plows, Harrows, Cul tivators, etc., made to order. nG9-lv


ocr: ' N.. M'CRACKEN, TVholeMle Dealer in ,g;R OC ERI E s, FORWARDING fc COMMISSION Delaware Street, North aide, bet. Second t Third, ' ' " LEAVE2TVT0RTH, KANSAS.. : BoTJ-lv '-" "


ocr: M' DONALD & KLINE, Manufacturers and Dealers in SADDLES, HARNESS, Saddlebags, Bridles, Hartingales, WHIPS, SPURS, ETC. Between Main and Walnut Streets. East Levee, no69-ly KANSAS CITY MO.


ocr: Henry B. Conwell, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GUNPOWDER. FFFGG, FFFG, FFG RIFLE POWDER, IX EEG8 AND CAXS. F, FF, FIT Blasting, Safety. Fose, &c. - Office 3 doors west of J. S. Chick fc Co.'s, . Levee, Kansas City, M o. Send your orders to H. B. Conwell, and buy Pow der of first hands n69-6m


ocr: J. "W. B07ER & CO., Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES. Northwest corner Main and Commercial Sti.,' (Under Journal of Commerce office,) n69-ly KANSAS CITY, MO.


ocr: ! : : AND E DIC I N E Si! PRENTISS & GRISWOLD . 'Are now receiving their - SIPJRISTGr STOCK of ' ; Drugs and Medicines FROM NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA nTTSBURGH AND ST. LOUIS, All of which will Le.sold as low as the lowest at the Lawrence "Wholesale '. Drug House, IN THE ELDRIDGE BLOCK, OXE DOOK SOCTH OF TBS MAIN ESTBANCE, LAWRENCE KANSAS. N. B- The public in general are invited to a in p n c a r' m. i i t 1 v & w i we will warrant to suit, both in priees and quality. .l'Ktaii & lJiilbVOL.U. Lawrence, April 30th, le9. WESTPORT DRUG STORE. TH0S. H. EOSSER, AnAhono'nTT onrl llwi m-fvi e- -avnuoutu. j - cxa.v4. a-rx T . Slain Street AVestport, 3Io., Has received his epring'stock of Medicines, -Paints, Oils, Glassware, PERFUMERY, .INKS, WRITING - VARNISHES, BRUSHES, - . VIKGIXIAj SVOWNO AND CCEWIXG TOBACCO, '


ocr: KVDONALD & KLINE, Manufacturers and Dealers in SADDLES, HARNESS, Saddlebags, Bridles, Martingales, "WHIPS, SPURS, ETC. Between Main and Walnut Streets, East Levee, no63-ly KANSAS CITY MO.


ocr: CHAS. C. HASSLER, jNIEECHANT tailoe -A-nd Clothier, At IIadleys Store, mporia Kansas, TT" EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A WELL IV. selected stoock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest ings and Gents' Furnishing Goods of all . kinds. He is prepared, with the aid of a first class sew ing machine, U fill orders for any article of Clo th ins on the shortest no&ce. - iLr" Particular attention'iaid to cutting garments for otliers to make. , deell-4rn


ocr: UIsIGN.HOTEL, 1IAIX STREET, KANSAS CITY. 110.. "TnOSrSOIeDAXIEL. Proprietor, JA21ES I,." GRAY, Superintendent.' O This IIoue is centralis locitetl.'h.is a live- rv and 'baH stable connected -with it F"" liaw xif stasis leave tins House daily or di.ffv.tvnt points.' apr23-Cin T


ocr: r FKE3TTISS & ; GBISWOLD, Have just opened a iil'.'M . ::'J 1-: A'iC. tj a :s;rrto or e , In the Eldridge Block, Lawrence, Kansas, WHERE they will sell all articles in their line as cheap as can be purchased - in any mar ket this sule 01 at. Xiouis. . " PHYSICIANS AND .MERCHANTS May depend- upon receiving goods from us of the best quality and in good order. - Chills and Fever Cured. -" TTe have a specific for Chills and FeTer, known and naftd bv us for years, and sold by no mother urusrziBZ in ue u miea istaKS. wuicu n e wuuiu recommend to tne public; and , ' .. WARBTA'NT.TO CURE!- '.--"'-.PRICE FIFTY CENTS. -V; W are confident that from long experience in the sale and use 01 lmigs, we can satisfy onr cus tomers that it is for their interest to patronize us. XOive us a, Call. 7 PRENTISS A ORIS WOLD. law rence Kansas, Sep.'ll.-ly - 7J 1 ; CEVlx o , ; jB o, rde ;i' Star, - FORMERLY -STAR OF EMPIRE." A Paper for Western Missouri & Kansas. Published at Wettport, Mo., near the Kansas Border, By II. M. M'CARTY, Iate of Kentackf.


ocr: D. ft!. JARBOE,: Whrlesale and retail dealer in . - - - . STAPLE & P1NCY DM GOODS, Groceries, Provisions,1 Liquors, Cigars -' and Tobacco. . NO. 3 EAST UVE,." , . ., , j4m6 . , KANSAS CITY, MO.


ocr: w. n. casrtELo, ' - . ''- - V I. : . 1 w. r. Dowira. CAHFIEU) & S0WV3; :. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 1 Hardware, Stoves .Iron, l NAILS, PaINTGLASS, " : : Farmers' and Mechanics? , Tools, : , Tin and Wooden . Wore, SfC., SfC, Corner Kanzas Avenue and Fourth - 6treet, -n42yl WYANDOTT CITY, KANZAS.


ocr: TVll OLE81LE diiii:g;sto:re! tK'ii ! il't-: i i v- i. trk.. ?i -.:- i .-'-V i f I " - f 2" S t z I - - -r f i -m. . - WOODWAHD & FINLEY, e-" -'-- -. " ' - - . .... - - In Babcock &' Lyidns' Brick Building, Are receiving 'from St. Louis and the EasteW Cities their immense - -- - - - - - - ; Spring; Stock . of " DRUGS and lyODDIOINES, Selected bycae of tne firm just returned from tha East. . We have the . ; ' ( LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE DRUG - ESTABLISHMENT WEST OF ST. LOUIS! We trill Duplicate Leavenworth or Kantax City Bills with Drugs and Medicines, of the best quality, guarantied). At f ame Prices, or lower ! DEALEKS, PHYSICIANS, . ? AND .THE PUBLIC GENERALLY n . are requested to call or send in their orders which will receive prompt attention. WOODWARD fc FI5TLETV .


ocr: PRENTISS & GBISWOLD- , Are how receiving their" . aPRING-STOCK . ; ' OF..' . -J i.: - : and Hedicines FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA; -PITTSBURGH. AND ST. LOUIS,. All of which will be sold as low as the lowest at the. Lawrence "Wliolesale1- Drag House; ; IN THE ELDRIDGE BLOCK, ' O5X"D00n SOUTH Of TBK KAH KBTKASCB; LAWRENCE KANSAS. N.-'B. The publie in general are invited to "CIVE US A CALL!" and we -will warrant to suit,' both in prices and quality. -. - , PRENTISS A GRIS WOLD. ; jjawrence, April juui, ioo. . Wholesale Trade!


ocr: -W.: R. S 1ST EL SON, . KANSAS CITY, MO ' -"Importer and Wholesale Dealer in " FOREIGN & DO.WiSTIC ' DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTSi 02s, DBrelies, Mew Glass, Gfcsswe, Per FU3IERY, Sc FANCY GOODS, .. and all things belonging to a first-class Drug House! In addition a large and well selected Steele of . WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS, which are offered at very low figures. , SZT Orders respectfully solicited, s, -


ocr: UNION-HOTEL, MAIN STREET, KANSAS CITY, MO.. THbittipsON McDANIEL, Proprietor, . JAMES X. GRAY, Superintendent. - O This House is centrally located, has a lire ry and sale stable connected with it. Four lines of stages leare this House daily for different points apr3-Cm


ocr: COUNCIL GROVE AHEAD TRAVELERS TO PIKE'S PEAK, TAKE NOTICE! General Outfitting Depot! THE SUBSCRIBERS, ANTICIPATING AN JL increase of travel on the Santa Pe Road du irng the present serine and summer, have nmvi ded themselves with a large stock of goods for the purpose of being able to meet the demand. :. They win seep on nana a iuu stocK or Dry Goods, Groceries, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE,' BLANKETS, CLOTHING, Hats, Cap, 'Boots, Shoes, Flour, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Beans, Bacon, Axes. Knives. and all articles necessary to a GENERAL OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT Also, Dealers in Live Stock. Mules. Ponies. Ox en and C-ws. O" All the above articles will be sold at the lowest prices ior CASH. T. C. HILL & CO. Council Grove, Kansas, April 25th, 1859.-m3.


ocr: W lrinsa a Trad a Completebt, ; Che JOHN P.: WHEELER & CO., Jobbers and Outfitters in GROCERIES, Prorisioas, Liquors, -Qaeensware, India Eulber Goods, Clothing, ' Drugs, D H Y GOOD S Blankets; ' . Boots and ShoSs, Hats,- Tobacco, Guns aud Pistols, ' Saddlery, IIAEDWARE, &C. Adapted to the Western Missonri, Kansas, the Great Plains and New-Mexican . Trade. Also Bayers of HIDES, PELTS,W00L & TALLOW WEST LEVEE, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. JOHN P. WHEELER & CO. A RE" now opening a stock of goods of the above XX kinds, -wnicn for EXTENT AND VARIETY has ' Never Been Equalled "Vest of St. Louis All our Goods hw e been PURCHASED OF FIRST HANDS, And we can make it to the Interest of Merchants in the Interior To purchase of us instead of going farther East.


ocr: EMPORIAl EMPORIUM! PRGfJTER'S GHEiP CMI STORE Competition "Ho Whar!" aHE snbscriber is happy to announce to his . numerous friends and particularly , . . The People of Southern Kansas in general that he has nov in store and for sale at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! at his well known establishment, 159 Commercial street, EMPORIA, the ; . LARGEST, BEST SELECTED, AND .CHEAPEST : Stock: of Goods! ever offered to the public ; . South of the Kaw River Vallej! -' Consisting in part of - DRY GOODS, . GROCERIES, , : HARDWARE, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, V POWDER, L E A D, AC, kC, AC, AC., AC. Among the other articles I would enumerate the following, viz: "


ocr: TH02IA3 CARUET & CO., - - sveczaxm to rjjurrr, rosxr a eo., WHOLESALE GEGCEES, provision Commission Merchants, Corner Levee and Cherokee Streets, . 8-ly LEAVENWORTH CITY, KANSAS.


ocr: b. c m'caxtt : ... - w. o. eabxixt 1TCARTY & BAREXET, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, General Steamboat Agents AND COLLECTORS. Riddlebarzer's Fire-Proof BaUdiag, Noa. 5 and 6 Levee, - - - KANSAS CITY HO. febS-ly


ocr: PIONEER HAEDWAfiE STORE. JOHN r. RICHARDS, Ia Brick Building, corner Delaware & Third sts LEAVENWORTH CITY , KANSAS. ' ?.! . - Bxatxs nr . ' ,: H A R D W A R E ; IHOH, STEEL, AIXS, ., Carpenter and Elactamith Tools . CIRCULAR MILL SAWS, Rubber, belting and Packing. Plows and Farm ing Utensils. -,8My


ocr: Aim AGEICDltORAl IMPLEMENTS, - Noa. c to L.evee, ;-' KAKSAS CITY, 110, S. D. PITKIN, ;'; - WHOLESALE DEALER IN Iron, ; Steel, Nails, Guns ' " HARDWARE, GLASS, CHAINS, :. , t Hollow T7are & Castiis! Stone Ware, Wooden Ware, - Rope Seed and Agricultural . : . J V IMPLE3IE2CTS! Is receiving .daily consignments from Eastern Manufactures, which he offers to his customers in better variety and at less prices than formerly. . Kansas City, August 21, 1858. yl


ocr: People of Eanzas ! CONSULT YOUR OWN INTEREST! We J are prepared to furnian STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE, In any quantity, as low as any dealers in . Eanzas Uity or Western Missouri. - - ALLEN A GILMORE. Lawrence, March 28, 1858.


ocr: W. R. SNELSON, . KANSAS CITY, MO., Importer and Wholesale Dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils, Dyes, Ernsts, ITEiaw . Class, dlassrare, Per FUMERY. St FANCY GOODS - and all things belonging to a first-class Drug House. In addition a larce and well selected stock of WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS, which are- offered at very low figures. O Orders respectfully solicited. .' apr32m6


ocr: Boot and Shoe Prices Cairrent OF - J. W. BOTES & CO., Kansas City. Ho. Men's Kip TJ. & B. brojans per dozen, $12,00 to $14,00 " Kip U. B. "Welt fc P. S. Boots, per dozen, 25,00 to' 33,00 " Kip U. B. double sole " 34,00 to 36,00 " LAB. prime " 28,00 to 33,00 Hearycalf 33,00 to 36,00 7' Freneh " dress " ' 36,00 to 42,00 " Congress Gaiters A Oxford ties 18,00 to 24,00 Women's kip & calf lace boots, 10,00 to 14,00 " Imitation Uoat " . " . 3,00 to 12,00 A heavy stock of everything in the Boot and Shoe line at correspondingly low prices. ; n69-ly


ocr: am WESTERN SADBLEY HilDWAEE EQUSL M' DONALD & 'KLINE,.... Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of Saddlery and Harness, And Wholesale Dealers in Saddlery Hardware, and Trimmings, XAnr sraszT, sear utie, kas&jls crrr, ko. no9-ly


ocr: C. D. FOCLESONC, DRY GOODS, HARDWIRE, CLOTHIX G, Boots, Shoe", Groceries, Hats, Caps, &c., apr23m6 - WESTPORT, MO.


ocr: CITY BAKERY! HALLDERC & HELSEL, Will keep constantly on hand Bread, Cakes, Pies, & Groceries, and will pay the highest cash market price for Eggs, Butter, etc., on Market street, Emporia. ILr r rean yeast can be Had every day apr&Jmb


ocr: DR. J. H. WATSON, BATI5Q COSCLUDID TO RESCUE The Practice of Medicine, TTTJLL attend promptly to all demands upon V Y his professional services. He will be much obliged if his friends will make their application for his service in the tore part oi me asy, wnen Sracticable, and release him from the labor of ri ing at night as much as possible. tinpona, ilay to, lty.-u


ocr: PIONEER HARDWARE STORE. JOHN F. RICHARDS, In Brick Building, corner Delaware A Third sts., LEAVENWORTH CITY, KANSAS, '" ' " ssxxxa IK " v HARDWARE, IBOTJ", STEEL, NAILS, Carpenter and Bl&ckraith. Tools, . CIRCULAR MILL SAWS, Rubber, belting and Packing, Plows and Farm ing Utensils. . i 82-ly .


ocr: GAINS: call at rmv71 PF.RT.V.VS B5 vl& u a AND MEDICINES! PRENTISS & GRISWOLD Are now receiving their SRHSTG STOOK "' ' 1 OF Drugs and Medicines FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURGH AND ST. LOUIS, All of which will be sold as low as the lowest at the Lawrence Wholesale Drug House, IN THE ELDRIDGE BLOCK, ONE DOOR SOUTH Or THE MATS ESTKAXCX, LAWRENCE KANSAS. N. B The public in general are invited to "GIVE US A CALL!" and we will warrant to' suit, both in prices and quality. PRENTISS A GRISWOLD. Lawrence, April 30th, 1859.


ocr: x in .'U.. . "HARDWARE, STOVES AID TlIsWASiE i o o e z , i , e et , One .Door South of the Emporia House. T- E. PERLEY,. , Would respectfully inform the citizens of Emporia, and the Neosho Valley That he has on hand, and is constantly receiving A LARGE STOCK Of the above named goods, which will be sold very iow ior READY P A Y; I AND ON NO OTHER TERMS! Emporia, May 7th, 1859- w ' BURNING FLUID, at znay7 ; PERLEY'S. j"AILS, at very low prices, at PERLEY'S. TJ APER AND ENVELOPES A trood Maort- Jl , ment, at may 7 PERLEY'S. PERFUMERY and Hair oil, at may7 i; . . - . ... j PERLEY'S. BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS, Tooth Powder, Lyon's Kathairon, Bay Rum, Lily White, Marrow Pomade, Ac., Ac, Ac at : may7 PERLEY'S. X EMONS. NUTS, and CANDIES, at Dealefi


ocr: W II O LES ALE DRUG STORE! WOODWARD & FINLEY, In Bab cock & lykins' Brick Building, Are receiving from t. Louis and the Eastern Cities their immense - Spring Stoclc ; of DRUGS and MEDICINES, Selected by one of tne firm joat returned from the Jaet. e nave the LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE DRUG -..' ' ESTABLISHMENT: WEST OF ST'iOUIS !. We trill .DvjpUcuU Leatenwor& w Kansas Ltty Uls tnih Drugs and-Medicines, " mlty (ffuafantudl. ' 1-VAt-aaiae Priccs.-or-iawirp DEALEES. JHYSICIANS, are requested to call oraenj ia their' crders Vhieh mil imvit Trr5TnTtt attention v- '-v-'-v. Kansaa, Jnne& l"g591 jg Fer salely c" t HQRy SBX iFICJt- l


ocr: 1 M ' U & AND MED ICINES! PRENTISS & GEISWOLD '-v Are now receiving their f-' , SFHINGk STOCK - - - U Drugs and FROM NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, All of which will be sold as low as the lowest at - Lawrence "Wholesale Drag1 House, IN THE ELDRIDGE BLOCK, ? OJfS DOOB. SOUTH OF THE KA13 XUBJlSCX, , . LAWRENCE KANSAS. N.' B- Th public in general are ."invited "GIVE US A CALL!" and we will warrant to nit. both in prices quality. x 100 a UKliSWOLD. Lawrence, April 30th, JS39.-. .5 j is the - -


ocr: W. R. S NELSON, ' - ; KANSAS CITY, MO., " Importer and Wholesale Dealerin ' FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils, flyes, BrasW Fmdew Class, dassarf, FV3IEBT, Sc FANCY, GOODS, and all things belonging to a first-class Drug In addition a large and well selected stock of WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND which are offered at very low figures. O" Ordera respectfully solicited.


ocr: HARDWARE! Chamberlin & Carpenter, Levee, 2 Doors East of Main. Street, KANSAS CITY, MO., Have in Store, a large and well selected stock of Hardware. Iron. ITails, STEEL, GLASS, SASH, CORDAGE. SAWS. SAW-MILL FIXTURES. Blacksmith's and Carpenter's Toots, and Farm ing Implements, 4c., which they will sell at the lowest CASH prices. TOayStf-i


ocr: Ii IS. IPEISIilS'S', Dealer U ' " HARDWARE, STOVES AIID TINWAEEt . ORdCBRIES, iproisiojSTs, fco, One Boor Sonth of ths Emporia House. I. E. PERLEY, Would respectfully inform the citizens cf Emporia, and tho Neosho Valley Thatht has on hand, and ia constantly receivic A LARGS ST O C Of the above named goods, which will be sold very low for A READY PAY! AND ON NO OTHER TERMS! Emporia. My 7th, 1P59-U" n, p. ,TTr ' URN 1 NO FLUID, at may7 - - PERLEY"S. m..-TO : : AILS, at very low prices, at PERLEYS.


ocr: CITY BAKERY! HASSLER t HALLBERC, Will keep constantly on hand Bread, Cakes, Pies, & Gr ceres, and will pay the highest cash rairket rice for Ejrgs, Butter, etc , on Commercial street, one door south of Hadl-y's store, Emporia. ID" Fn-sh ymst can bf had vry day apr23m6


ocr: Boot ami Shoa Prices Current OF J. W. B07EB & C0.t Kansas City. Hj. Men's Kip U. B. & L. fc B. browns, perdozn, $19,00 to $14,01 Kip U. B. Writ & P. S. Boot. per dozen, 25,00 to 33.00 " Kip TJ. B. double sole -v" ?4.00 to 26,0 " - L & B. prime " HP.WI to 33.00 " Heavy calf 33,03 to :6.00 " French " dress " ?6,00 to 42.00 " Conjrressnait-r & Oxfrd ties l?.01t 24.01 Women's kip & calf lace boots, 10.03 to 14.00 " Imitation Goat " " 9.03 to 12,00 A heavy stock of everything in the Boot and Shoe line at correspondingly low prices. n69-ly


ocr: Wanted Immediately ! t nnn feet of:lumber, 4 ,UUU 12.00ft Shingles, r-i 125 Bushels of Lime. - . 50 Loads of Sand, 35 Cords of Sune hauled, " , 4,500 Feet of Stone laid. In exchange for food lots in Emnoria. at tlie low estpossible prices. I. E. PERLET.


ocr: ,LE1S W. KUHN, Begister-of Deeds, iSTOAKOiAbisO COCKTTi KA.XSAS. t iToHes. e., kft with E. B. Kirken- t 1


ocr: I BffV?V a t Bwhnawi. mill'. :l ii-a ro ss focsT y - DEYi GOODS 24 ICaataehssetta street. Opposite the- GraadXa- vanc jbo tae ureas JTree BtaU UetrO, ; , -r LAWRE5C3. ENSAS. ' ; j'l! a7HEILE acre money can be saved ia snaking TV your purchases, than baa been made by th returned "Lawreaea beys," of Pike's PeaX aoto- netormy. Dft Forget to Bring The Needful," for. without a cash lnreetmeat, . there will be no ehanceof making a fortune. . ... . . .. tru tU) Keeps co&sta&uy on nana a ruu as sort- meat of STAPLE AND FANCY iKT Whkh were bonsht wider the low presecre, which still remains cpon thenx. . . . There i. in fact, bo oeeeaaity of Tore's adver tising hi business, for he is so well known ia Lawrence and Easts reaerslly, that everybody goes there now for their Dry God,; -! uuiuj ana aiLYES CGIXf,alao (Ka CUR RENCY, taken in exchange for goods at par. MvraiR, xaoruary ea; ir n m


ocr: PRENTISS & GRISWOLD Anc now receiving their s!Pi3i!isrGr stock: Drugs and Medicines FROM NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, - PITTSBURGH AND ST. LOUIS, ; All of which will be sold as low as the lowest at the Lawrence Wholesale Dra House, IN THE ELDRIDCE BLOCK,' est dooh sovra or toe maix xxt&.6X. 1 LAWRENCE KANSAS," . N. B The public in, general ar invited "GIVE US A CALL!" and we will warnntto suit, both in prices and quality. - , ; PRENTISS & GRISWOLD. . Iwa. .


ocr: M E.1:1PJSKK.E"S', ..Dcalerin ' - ; - - - ; ' ' . H A R D WA R E , STOVES AND TINWARE, jP jR O VISIQTS, ' &C 'Si jL A' vL i -i - -CI. One Door-South of the Emporia Honss. . X E.' PERLEY j Would, resjiectfully-irifunn the citizens of ; Emporia, arid tho Neosho Vailey That he hasio'n hsnd.snd is constantly receiving ; A, L'AR OE ST 0 CK Of tlie above named goods, which will be sold Very low for '


ocr: r e h o v al: THE undersigned would inform his Mend and the public that having fitted up bis new of fice. in the Masonic Ball Building, he will here- : after be prepared to attend to all business in the . '. line of his profession - with ' promptness and dis patch. ...... . , . 7 ,- I L. D. BAILEY. -7 March IS59. .


ocr: j. sta.vASD. ' w. a. Buxaao. x. s. m'cdtsui J. & W. El BERNARD & CO., . ; r :I WESTPORT, MO., WUOtlSILK DEALS d& IV " '- Staple Dry Goods, CRO CERI E S, : Indian, Mexicin, and Outfitting Goods. apr23-6m . -


ocr: CITY BAKERY! HALLDERC & HELSEL, Will keep constantly on hand ' ' Bread, Cakes, Pies, '& Groceries, ' ; . and will pay the highest cash market price for. Eg!s, Butter, etc, on Market street, Emporia. 37 Fresh yeast can be had every day apr2dm6


ocr: 15 IS BJ AND M ED I C I NE S! . PRENTISS & GEISWOLD Are now receiving their SPRING STOCK .:: . ' ' - - OF '. - Drugs and Medicines FROM NETS YORK. PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURGH AND ST. LOUIS, All of which will be Bold as low as the lowest at the Lawrence Wholesale Drag' House, IN THE ELDRIDGE BLOCK, OXX DOOX SOUTH OP TBS UAIS EXT&AXCX, LAWRENCE KANSAS. N. B- The public in general are invited to "CIVE US A CALL!". and we will warrant to suit, both in prices and quality. PRENTiSS & GRISWOLD. Lawrence, April 30th, 1853.


ocr: cf any ar St no Re v WMesal Largest, c ; Completest, Cheapest! JOHN P. WHEELER & CO., Jobber and Outfitters in . GROCERIES, Provisions,. ; Lienors, Queenswarj, India Bnbber Goods, Clothing, Drags, ' T JEt Y Gr O O T S . Blankets, Boots and Snoes, Hats, 5 : Tobacco, Guns and Pistols, Saddlery, HARDWARE, &C. Adapted to the "Western Missouri, Kansas, ., the Great Plains and New-Mexican : ' '. ." Trade. I . . . Also Buyers of IIIDES, PELTS,W00L & TALLOW WEST.LEVEE, ; KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. JOHN P. WHEELER & CO., 4 RE now opening a stock of goods of the above kinds, which for EX TEXT AXD VARIETY HAS Never Been Equalled Vest of St. Louis "All our Goods hw : e been PURCHASED OF FIRST HANDS, And we can make it to the Interest of Merchants in the Interior To purchase of us instead of going farther East. ALL WE ASK IS A TRIAL. April 9, 1859.-ly . , 87 COUNCIL GROVE IRBifl! TRAVELERS TO PISE'S PEAK, TAKE NOTICE! General Outfitting Depot ! THE SUBSCRIBERS, ANTICIPATING AN J increase of travel on the Santa Fe Road du irag the present spring and summer, have provi ded themselves with a large stock of goods fur the purpose of being able to meet the demand. They win Keep on nana a toil stocK oi Dry Goods, Groceries, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE. BLANKETS, CLOTHING, iiais, uaps, lioois, anoet, flour, sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Beans, Bacon, Axes.' Knives. and all articles necessary to a . - . GENERAL OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT Also, Dealers in Lire Stock, Mules, Ponies. Ox " The Hazard Powder Compaq rflr ? . : ardville, Connectierr HAVE BUILT A MAGazivp .1 CITY, and vrill herafW f AT their Sporting. Minin?.and mUg? Butnuyon nana, ana for sale wareV Messrs. BALIS HICKS. ofVA; President of the Hazard Powd, 4- G. HA7iw 1ST O BALIS & HTHTTo ARE ALSO Wholesale and Retail Dealcrs MOOL BOOKS & STITIXS jj nrctuDixo the ' ECLECTIC (M'GUFFEY'S) PFmrBo NATIONAL SERIES J READERS. ELEMENTARY (WEBSTER'S) SPELLERc coaled ,iirSe a330rtmeDt f Text BooksClassic and Common Wrapping PapPr. Wall Paper, Can L. ' "ft e sell the genuine and imitation "G. D. PERCUSSION CAPS. Before purchasing elsewhere we ask all W to eall and examine our Stock and Price. V can sell goods in our line lower than anvV dealer this side of the Mississippi River e , BALIS 4 HICKS Main street, below Third, Kansas Citr V, u63-ly. (. N. M'CRACKEN, Wholesale Dealer in G ROO ER1ES, FORWARDING & COMMISSION ' 2& ERC H A. isj- T. Delaware Street, North side, bet Sond & ThiH t LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. no77-ly THOMAS CARNEY & CO., successors to carxey, poset a CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, ' . ' PROVISION AXD Coiiimission Merchants, Corner Levee and Cherokee Streets, 82-ly ' LEAVENWORTH CITT. KANSA3. r . TREFREN, WARD & CO., Importers and Wholesale Dealers in IRON, HARDWARE, GLASS AND STONE-WARE, Agricultural Implements, AIC Rubber and Leather Belting-, Packing, Sheet Lead, Lead and Iron Pipe, Be ton Circular Saws, Pump, Rope, Corn Spel lers, Straw Cutters. Plows, Harrowi, Fanning Mills, fcc. LILLIE'S FIRE-PROOF SAFES. Nos. 9 and 10 Levee n69-ly KANSAS CITY, M0. Books, Stationery, etc. O . YV I L 31 A R T II , ' LAWRENCE, KiNSiS. DEALER in a!! kinds of Books, Stationery, Periodicals, etc. would call the attention of the public to hit nev and large stock of goods; which is superior to anything of the kind ever offered to the Eaoui public. His stock of WRITING PAPERS, ENVELOPES, IXKS.c. is trticularly fine. He has also on hand ALL KINDS OF SCHOOL BOOKS now used in the Territory. Fancy Articles, Periodicals, all the popuhr Magazines of the day; Music and Musical instru ments. O" Recollect the place in the New Post Ofice Building on Massachusetts street, Lawrence. STREET & BAKER, WESTPCRT, MO., Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, CLOTHIXO. HATS AXD CAPS, Soots & Shoes, Hardware & Qaeenstrare.


ocr: W. R. SNELSON, KANSAS' CITY. MO., ' Importer and Wholesale Dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, 02s, Ihes, Breslics, ' Window Class, Glassware, Per FU.MERY, Sc FANCY GOODS, and all things belonging to a first-class Drug House. in ouamon a large ana wen selected stock of WINES. LIQUORS. TOBACCO AND CIGARS, which are offered at very low figures.' iCT Orders respectfully solicited. . apr32ni6


ocr: Boot and Shoe Prices Current OF J. W. B0YER & CO., Kansas City. Mo. Men's Kip TJ. B. & L. fe B. brojjans, per dozen, $12,00 to $14,00 " Kip TJ. B. Welt & P. 5- Boots, . per dozen, 1 - 25,00 to 33,00 u Kip TJ. B. double sole- " 34.00 to 36,00 " - ' L. fe B. prime ; 1" 28,00 to 33,00 " Heavy calf ' 33,00 to 36,00 " French" dress ! " 36,00 to 42,00 " Congress Gaiters A Oxford ties 18,00 to 24,00 Women's kip fc calf lac boots, 10,00 to 14,00 " Imitation Goat " " 9,00 to 12,00 ' A heavy stock of everything in the Boot and Shoe line at correspondingly low prices. ti63-ly


ocr: : - . Dealer in HARDWARE, - stoves And tinware, PROVISIONS, fcC, One Door South of the Emporia House. , I. E. PERLEY, . . Would respectfully inform the eitixens of , i Emporia, and the Neosho Valley That he has on hand, and is constantly receiving . J J i :LAB G E S T O CK I Of the. above named, goods, ; which will be sold very low for- ' - - - ' 'READY PAY! ' AND ON NO OTHER TERMS ! Emjibria, May 7th, 1859.-tf T3URNING FLUID, atv may7 PERLEY'S.


ocr: AND ME DIG I N E S ! PRENTISS & GRISWOLD - Are now reciving their ,1 SPRING STOCK ; OF : - '- . Drugs and Medicines FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURGH AND ST. LOUIS, All of which will be sold as low as the lowest at the Lawrence .Wholesale Drug House, : IN THE ELDRJDGE BLOCK, : " OX .POOS SOUTH OF TBS YAIX ESTXAb'CE, LAWRENCE KANSAS. . N. BThe public in . general are . invited to "CI VE US A CALL!" and we will warrant to suit, both in prices and quality.. fKO Tiao 4 ORIS WOLD. Lawrence, April iUth, lea?.


ocr: J. BEKXAaO. W. S. BERNARD. T. K. M CUTfSXX J. & W. E. BEBXARD & CO., WESTPORT, MO., . WHOLESALE DEALERS I If Staple Dry Goods, c r oc CRIES, Indian, Mexican, and Outfitting Goods. apr23-6m


ocr: WnXIATX LOGIER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRUGS AND MEDICINES, ' ' . Paints, Oils, Tarnishes, DYE-STUFFS, FINE PERFUMERIES, Ae., JUX5G90TA AVIHnt, J ' . ' Wyandott City, Kanzas. n42yl


ocr: - '. TTAimERSLOTJGH BRO'S., , Mann&cturera of and Wholesale Deale4a . CLOTH I II G , "And Gent's Furnishing Goods, . Third Street, five Doors from Mala aprS3 , XA2T3AS .CITY. MO. m6.


ocr: Boot and Shoo Prices' Current OF J. W. BOTES, & CO., Kansas City. Ho. Men's Kip U. B. fc I. B. broans, per dozen, $l2,uu to $14,UU Kip TJ, B. Welt fc P. S. Boots, per dozen, 25,00 to 33,00 Kip TJ. B. double sole " 34.00 to 36,00 ' L. k B. prim: I ' 28,00 to 33,00 ' . Heavy calf . - " 33.00 to 36,00 French " dress 36,00 to 42,00 Coneress Gaiter fc Oxford ties 18,00 to 24.00 Women's kip & calf lace boots, 10.00 to 14,00 " Imitation Ooat " " ,ou to i.w A heavv stock of everythine in the Boot and Shoe line at correspondingly low prices. n69 ly


ocr: . - en. -:N.!i:r - VXN1 ; M E D I G I N E PRENTISS & GRISWOLD '-:'i. ' ' Are now recaivirig'tueir , ! ' ' SIiiG-' STOCK D r u g s an d '-He die in e FROM NEW YORK." PHILADELPHIA, -r PITTSBURGH AND 8T; LOUIS, i All of which win be sold as low as the lowest at lawerlcaJiYolesale prng . Hoaw, :., -j IN T1IE ELDRIDGE BLOCK It : .' ocx. oor aorta or thz miss extra xcx : ; ' LAWRENCE KANSAS.' - N. R.-The public in general are invited -Vci VE USA C ALL!'?: aad we will warrant to suit, both in prices quality. PRETIS GR1SWOLQ. JLawrenoe, Apru dutn, iBOs.. j


ocr: t HAMMERSLOTJGH BEO'S., T ... -Manufiicnrers of and Wholesale" Dealers in " " C L 0 T HI N G , And Gent's Furnishing Goods, Third Street, fire Doors from.Jlain. apr23:;1-, KANSAS CITY, 110." "m6


ocr: w. R. SNELSON, KANSAS CITY, MO., , -' Importer and Wholesale Dealer. in :T .-J FOREIGN & .I103IESTIC DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils, Dve, Bnfci Glass, . Gbssrarf, Per ) FUMERY, It FANCY GOODS, Xa nt an d all things belonging to a first-class Drug House. ' In addition a large and well selected stock of rf WINESLIQUORS. TOBACCO. AND CIGARSj which are offered at very low figures.. 53" Orders respectfully solicited., apt 32m


ocr: DR. J. H. WATSON, HATIXQ CONCLCDED TO &ZSCMS The Practice of Medicine f ILL attend promptly to all demands upon' V T his professional services, lie will be much obliged if his friends will make their application for his service in the ' fore part of the day, when practicable, and release him from the labor 01 n ding at night as much as possible. Emporia, May,7thi l859.-tf; j .


ocr: CITY, BAKERY! HALLBERC & HELSEL, Will keep constantly on hand .ht,lL Bxesd, Caies, Pies, & Groceries, . and will pay the highest cash market price for Lgzs, iJutter, etc., on Market street, JSmpona. D" Fresh yeaBt canle had every day apr23m6


ocr: UGH BSO'S.. . Maaniictarera of and Wholeaala Dealers in C L 0 T H T N.G , And Gent's Furnishing Goods, Third Street, five Dora from Main. , pr23 KANSAS CITY, MO. "6m


ocr: 1AIID WAEBANT3! FOR CASH AND ON TIME! I HAVE JUST RECEIVED a number of Land Warrants, which I wilt sell to actual settlers om Tun, ok for Cash. Call soon, and secure your land; as it is rumored the office will close on the 10th Sept. next, for this district. C. V. ESKRIDGE. Emporia, K. T., July 2d, 1859.


ocr: Wanted Immediately ! 7nnn p lumber, ,UUU 12.000 Shineles. 12o Bushels of Lime, 50 Loads of Sand, 35 Cords of Stone hauled. 4,500 Feet of Stone laid. In exchange for pood lots in Emporia, at the low est possible prices. T. E. PERLEY. Emporia July 7th, 1859. tf


ocr: J. F. KET7L02T, Physician and Surgeon, EMPORIA KANSAS. . RErtEEKCES: Drs. McDowell A Pope, St. Louis, Mo. Col. RoUoason, Dallas City, 111. - Dr. S. C. Patterson, " " Hon. J. C. Davis, Warsaw, " Prof. Brainard, Chicago, " Dr. McNeal, Springfield, Robley Dungbson, Jefferson Inst-, PhiL. Pa.


ocr: TREFRETT, WARD & CO., Importers and Wholesale Dealers in IRON -HARDWARE-; GLASS AXD - STONE-WAltE, Agricultural1 ji Rubber and Leather Belting, . Packiae, Sheet Lead, Lead and Iron Pipe,' " ton Circular baws,- rninp, Kope. Corn Sael lers. Straw Cutters. Plows, Harrows, - 1 '. - Fanning Mills, Ac, . , , , - i ZJUJES FIRE-PROOF.SAFES.i' Nos. 9 and 10 LeTee 1 - ' " ' r 1 n63-ly KANSAS CITr. Mor


ocr: W.'E'STJTLIFP, LIEROHANT , TAILOR, Wholesale and Etail Dealer in Cloths, Cla'fciag atsizCfaps, and GeaV FURNISHING GOODS. , Alarms and. splenJid stock ioit received. , Under tldndce House, Z doors south of entrance, Lawsexcx, Kaxijaa. apr23m2


ocr: : J. STOTLER, NOTAEY PUBLIC, AT THE "NEWS" OFFICE,' no8i:. j." : EMPORIA KANSAS.


ocr: People of Kanzas ! CONSULT YOUR OWN INTEREST 1 r We V-, are prepared to furnish STOVES, TIN AND HARD W A RE, In an3' quantity, as low at any dealers in Kttnzas uiry or i esurn jaiasouri. v ALLEN & GILMORE Lawrence, March 2?, 1858.-


ocr: D. -TYI. JARBOE, ".: Wholesale and retail dealer in STAPLE & FAXCY DM GOODS, CLOTHING, Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco. ,'"'T? " XO. 3 EAST LEVEE ' " " ' n4m6 KANSAS CITY. MO.


ocr: w. a. CASFIELD, - W, f. DOW C ANFIfTLD & DOWNS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . , Hardware, Stoves, Iron, NAILS. PAINTS, GLASS, Farmers' and Mechanics' Tools, Tin and Wooden Wore, AfC., SfC, Corner Kanzas Avenue and Fourth street, ' n42yl WYANDOTT CITY, KANZAS.


ocr: ittimmmtim trig .-Trade! rpriEREar now ftWut;torryStori. 4 1: of all kinds in Lawrence.iolhaT ? ShP needed by the inhabitants oT distant? he obtained 1 as favorably as .? Sjj&S Leavenworth. - Mnx&s City I have just received nearly ' - r - 400 ' SACKS : -: FIRST QUALITY Pirm, which I 'willselj to those who bur to ,Y at Uie Leavenworth and Kanzas Citv tI the additioh.of freight. I also hav"7 'PirP';nvr wmn.. which are left with me to sell at & ln . I have recently received, diiwt fLV; .!. N. T., 80 boxes - - V - " tester, FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, which will be sold at 5 a box and less tli where several boxes are taken".' ' at Also, on hand constantly, a general . of everything in the . . 4 "sJas GR O CERT, d-;PR 0 VJS10X l, which will be sold at ; - r .; ? Wholesale and EctaU, very low for Cai - Please call and see for yourselves. Doarding and Lodging for i dt o cents for supper, breakfast and lodging L C- STEARNS. . &ew Brick Store, No. 25 Mass stw Lawrence, April 17, 1858 yl Land Notice. .


ocr: E. C. Jl'CARTT. . JOS. C. EA.NSOX. & HANSON, M'CARTY WHOLESALE GROCERS . Coromission Merchants, . Campbell's Building, West Levee, n4yl . : KANSAS CITY, MO.


ocr: People of Kanzas ! CONSULT YOUR OWN INTEREST 1 We KJ are prepared to furnish STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE, In any quantity, as low as any dealers in Kanzas viiy or t esura jaissoun. ALLEN & GILilORE. Lawrence, March 2B, 1S38.


ocr: W. X. CAXFIXLD, W. T. DOW5S. CANFLELD & D0WITS, , -Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hardware, Stoves, Iron NAILS, PAINTS, GLASS, Formers and Mechanics' Tools, Tin and Wooden Wore, SfC., JfC, Corner Kanzas Avenue and Fourth street, n42yl WYANDOTT CITY, KANZAS.


ocr: Emporia Still Ahead ! "THE CORNER STORE TniUMPKANTi Pike's Peak thrown in tho Shade! THE NEW ELDORADO! . rTORNSBYS & FICK have received a mag- XX ninceut supply oi WINTER GhOOIDS, of the latest style and the erry bett fuaJUv, which they offer at such low prices as to eclipse all com petition, and make it an object of economy for ev erybody to trade at the " O L D SUA NT y,' . snd thus save the reward of their honest industry. Remember that a "penny saved is as good as m penny earned," and while you are saving gold by burin ? of Hornsbvs A Fick. vou will et none but the very best goods, and for which you can pay either in produce or money. They import their goods directly from St. Louis, without unpacking, and therefore can give bar gains to suit the most fastidious. Almost Every Article kept ia a dry goods establishment in the West, may be found at the "Corner Store, and those who want a large supply, should call aad see their stock before purchasing elsewhere. , . T lie LndieEi wHl find at Hornsbvs & Fick's a beautiful assort ment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, eensu&ngof SILKS, DEB AGE, ' DELAINES. r&lSTS.- - SHAWLS. TRIM&rfGS. , COMFORTERS. H00D3, TUFTED KITS. snd a host of Faoey articles to suit the meet ea-' thetic taste. ' , : neseaaer tat Corner Stars ia el way ' ' ahead t ' - -


ocr: T&a Shortest and Best Eoata to THX AURIFEROUS DEPOSITS! is to be rocsn AT FORD'S DBY GOODS ST0EE! 24 Massachusetts street. Opposite the Grand a trance to the Great Free State Hotel, . . LAWRENCE, KANSAS. J WHERE mor money can be saved in making your purchases, than has been made by the returned "Lawrenca boys," of Piks's Peak noto notoriety. Eut Don't Forget to Bring "The Treelfal," for. without a eash investment, there will d bo chance of making a fortune. FORD keeps constantly on hand a full assort ment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Which were bought under the low pressure, which still remains upon them. ' There is. ia fact, no necessity of Fore's adver tising his business, for he is so well known in Lairrenoe, and Eaeae jreneralry, that everybody eoes there now for their Dry Goods. 6 GOLD and SILVER COIN, also GOOD CUR RENCY, taken in exchange for goods at par. - Lawrence. February 5th, 1859 3m


ocr: v : N. - tVl'CRACKEN, ' - , . - . Wholesale Dealer ia.-s - ! - '7- ' Gr.R O C E 11 1 E S, I FORWARDING & COMMISSION sv.fr.; .2x1 e u. a s -A. "z?t a . - Delaware Street, Xorth aide. bet. Second k Third, . LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. no77-ly - ' .Hides, Furs, tc DRY HIDES, Furs, Buffalo Robes, Tallow, fcc., taken in exchange Cor Goods, at the highest market prioetr ... ,V -. HORKSBT a FICK. -f A AAA NUMBER ONE CIGARS 1U,UUV just reeeWed at jan22 PROCTER'S, i


ocr: f; The' Sfibrtest acJ Bsst Eont" 1 r AU RIFE R.0 ? S ::D E PO S ITS ' Mc . V w to ocin at ... " '-u " , ! DRY GOODS -8T0BE! Zi ilassachuaetts atree Xppciu the Graad En trance 10 me ureat Jtee but Motel, ,nJ LAWRENCE, "KANSAS, coV' "TTTHERE mor money ean.be saved in making T your purchases, than has been made bv the returned "Lawrenca boys, of Pike'a Peak.noto notoriety. But . , Jr 'fi Donn.TForgt to Bring; , 'he Tfeeiful,w for. without a cash investment, there.-will-b 10 chance of making a fortnne.., . .t ... . FOKU keej9 constantly on hatiaa full assort ment of - .1 ! -- --'. ; STABLE: AND FANCY; DRV'dp 0DS, Which were bought under, the low pressure,- which sua remains upon them. j , : -; tising his business, for he is so well 'known in uiwreoce, aaa jvansa generauy, mu weryoooy goes there now for their. Dry Goods. . . -. GOLD and SILVER COlN, also GOOD CUR RENCY, taken in exchange for goods at par. ' Z mwrence, .February oth, ,-1559. 3m - r. - , - CENTEAL KANSAS d U LAND AND COLLECTI6II The Oldest in "tie Keosii


ocr: THOMAS CAEKEY & CO., SCCCEaSOaS TO CAaXETj poset i'co., ' WHOLESALE GROCERS, I R O -V I SI O TT ' Commission . Merchants, Corner Levee and Cherokee Streets, 82-ly ' LEAVENWORTH CITY, KANSAS. PIONEEK .HARDWARE STORE. . t i JOHN ,F. RICHARDS, t In Brick Building, corner Delaware dr Third sta., . . LEAVENWORTH CITY, KANSAS,, j . . Iuln I?r ' HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, - . Carpenter and Blaclrita'ToolsJ CIRCULAR MILL R-nbber, belting and Packing, Plows and Farm ing Utensils; . - j r.. j-r'v eS-lf LUMBER!;


ocr: LEWIS W. KUHN, Register of Deeds, ' Z .xiaayoAM, habibos cochtt, xasaia,- Deeds, Mortgages, Ac- left with E. B. Erken dall, Cottonwood, or P. B. Plumb, Empon. will receive prompt attnetion. . janl5-tl


ocr: To Log Owners. ALL persons having logs in the yard of the EMPORIA MILL, are requested to bars them hauled into th lug way fmmedimetff. Tht Mill is running regularly, and we are prqared to cut almost any quantity of logs right off. Those who cannot haul their logs in. will please mark them at an early day. The Emporia Mill is now making lumber which, for quantity and quality has nerer been excelled in this portion of the country. Try us. BRITTAIN & PRIEST. Emporia June 18th, lb59-3w. .


ocr: & ' successors to CABjrtr, rosrr co., ; ; WHOLESALE GEOCEES, :f :r. o "v i s i o .i.r-i'i-o-: ::r. i - .; Commission Merchants, Corner Levee and -Cherokee Streets, 82-ly LEAVENWORTH CITY, KANSAS.


ocr: j. BxaxaUK w. m. Buuraao. i. k. m'ccttcis J. & W. S. BEBHASD & CO., WESTPORT, 210-, . ... WROUSAII DKALKRS IN Staple Dry Goods, croc n R I ES, Indian, IXtxican, asd Out&ttiag Goods.


ocr: W. E. STJTLIFF, MERCHANT TAILOR, Wholesale and Rrtail Dealer in Cloths, Clo'Mig, Hats, Caps, and Gent FURNISHING GOODS. A large and splendid stock just received. Under Eldridge Huse, 2 doors south of entrance, Lawkexce, Kaxsas. apj-23in2


ocr: T AND MEDICINES! PRENTISS & GRISWOLD Are now receiving their SPRING STOCK n " OF Drugs and Medicines FROM NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURGH AND ST. LOUIS, All of which will be sold as low as the lowest at Lawrence Wholesale Drag House, IN THE ELDRIDGE BLOCK, OXS DOOR SOUTH OF THS MAIX EXTIA5CK, LAWRENCE KANSAS. N. B. The public in general are invited "GIVE US A CALL!" and we will warrant to suit, both in prices quality. PRENTISS & GRISWOLD. Lawrence, Arril 30th, 1859. WESTPORT DRUG STORE.


ocr: W. R. SNELSON, KANSAS CITY. MO., . Importer and Wholesale Dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRUGS CHEMICALS, PAINTS, , Dies, Brasks, WicJaw Glass, Glassware, Fer . FUMERY, St FANCY GOODS, and all tilings belonging to a fint-elass Drug House. In andiuon a large and well selects stuck of WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS hich are offered at very low figures. 3J" Orders respectfully solicited. apr32n6


ocr: The" Shortest and Eest Eonta aurifer6u5::DE?QsitS! . ..'si V O K D ' S V BRT GOODS" STORE! 34 Massachusetts street. Opposite the Grand En- t ,:. jraure ro U)e,uresi tfee owie nuwri, . :n -r ' ? LAWRENCF- KANSAS " . WHERE more money can be .saved in making l .t 1 . A- returnotl Tji-rt. tm-a rvf PIb" Pit nntn. notoriety.5 . Rut ' ' " " " c ''. ' ; Bonn .'.Forget J to, BrinV Thc jvcedfal, lor." Withoflt ot.fv !nifiutma lin will 1m nn chance of making a fortune. . . s FORD keeps constantly on hand a fall assort- mentof ' ;i- - -,J STApb .!AND FANCr DRY GOODS, Which were bought under the low pressure, which still remain sjripon them. ti .. , " . ' : There"j3,- la&ct, ho necessity of Fore's adver tising his business, for he is so well known in Lawrence awd Kansas cenerally. that everybody goes there nfow.r their Dry Goods. . . ' WLD and SILVER COIN, also GOOD CUR REi CY, taken in exchange for goods at par. Lawrence, February 5th, 1859. 3in


ocr: Complotsstan Cheapest! ' JOHN P. WHEELER & CO.,


ocr: LAND WASE ANTS! FOB CA S& AND OX TIME I HAVE JUST RECEIVED a number of Land "Warrants, whieh I rill sell to actual settlers ox Time, oa for Cash. Call noon, und 4nn mnr land, as it is rumored the offiee- will close on the 10th Sept. next, for this district - , C. V. ESKRIDGE. Emporia, K. T., July 2d, 1859.


ocr: Wanted Immediately ! rr AHA FEET OF LUMBER, 1 II II I mnnn cl: i-- 125 Bushels of Lime, ' - - ' 50 Loads of Sand, ; 35 Cords of Stone hauled, 4,500 Feetof Stone laid, ' : la exchange for good lota in Emporia, at the low est possible prices. I. E. PERLEY. Emporia July 7th, 1859. tf


ocr: CITY BAKERY! HALLDERC & HELSEL, Wilf keep constantly on hand r r " , ' Bread, Cakes, Pies, & Gr: eeriest will pay the highest cash market price for Fresh can be had ,


ocr: UNION HOTEL, MAIN STREET, KANSAS CITY, MO., THOMPSON McDANIEL, Proprietor, JAMES L. Git AY, Superintendent. CrThJ IoBse Jreehtrally loeatedf has a live ry and "Sttle stable" connected with it. "Tour lines of stages leave this House daily for different points. apr23-6in " .',..'..:- . ..


ocr: HAMMERSLpUGlr; BRO'S.,' - "Manufacture! of and Wholesale Dealers in C L 0 T HliNG , And Gent's Furnishing Good's, Third Street, five Doors from Plain. aPr23 KANSAS- CITY, HO. ! V m6


ocr: THE CORNER STORE ! M. DIVE L E Y , ; Wholesale and Retail Deoler , in ; Groceries and Provisions, S. E. corner of Main and Third sts, f i aPr23m6 KANSAS CITY, MO


ocr: i U ? t4 SUTLIFPi ! MERCHANT. : TAILOR, ; V..A U wholesale and 'R,j6uIJ)eaUr la 1 vi J v Cloths, Clotbi.Tjg CsUi: fki fiad CV rURNISHI?G GOODS. A 4argl and5 ipJaida4ns received. Under Eldridge House; 2 doors south of main entrance LAwaijfcr, Kasbas. apr23jn2


ocr: . N. ITl'CRACKEri, Wholesale Dealer fa , , GROCERIES, FORWARDING & COMMISSION - MERCHANT. Delaware Street, North side, bet. Second & Third, - LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. no77-ly i ; (,; - - -; : Emporia and Lawrence U. a MAIL AND HACK LINE. HARD fc REYNOLDS, . HAYING taken the above line, and stocked it well, are read v to accommodate the travel ing public. Hack leaves Lawrence every Friday morning, pasBiog through Clinton, Burlingame, and Waterloo, arrives at Emporia Saturday night. jjeaves xmpori8 every juonaay morning, arrives in Lawrence on Tuesday evening. Offices At U. S. Express office, Lawrence, and Emporia House, Emporia. ' ' " jan22-3m


ocr: LAND WARRANTS! f HAVE TJST RECElVKDanuniberofLand L Warrants, which 1 will s. II to setosl srttliTs on time: Ctll soon, and s eiuv y ur land, u it i rumored the office will closj on uie 18th int C. V. ESKR1DGE. Emporia, K. T., Julv 21, 1859.


ocr: Tne Shortest &nd Best Route - ', ;:- ' TO THE ' - AURIFEROUS DEPOS IT S ! uto b rocxD at ' ; DE1T GOODS STOEE ! 24 Massachusetts street. Opposite the Grand En trance to the Great Free State Hotel, LAWRENCE, KANSAS, ' ; a A 7 H V. VCP. mnrp rnimtr r 7- V V your purchases, than has been made by the returned "Lawrenca boys," of Fike"s Peak notoriety. But Don't forget to Bring -"The Needful,' for. without a eaWh investment, there will be chance of making a fortune. tUKU Keeps constantly. on hand a lull assort ment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Which were bought under the low pressure, which still remains upon them. There is, in fact, no necessity of Fore'a adver tising his business, for he is so well known in Lawrence, and Kansas generally, that everybody goes there now for their Dry Goods. GOLD and SILVER COlN, also GOOD CUR RENCY, taken in exchange for goods at par. liswreuce, reuruary aw, icon. m


ocr: For Sale! 1A ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, situated J.v)vs on the Cottonwood, one-half mile south east of .bmporia, upon 'which there- la 3o or 40 acres of good timber. Enquire of WM. PERRY, Emporia, or of J. STOTLER,at Tax Jisws Office Emporia, March 5th, l859.-tf


ocr: A cK-rk with the goods we'll throve in to boot! N. B Butter, Egga,gren and drr Hides taken in exchange for goods. - HORYSBY A FICK. Emporia,. April 2. 1859.. v ; C r 4 87 Wholesale Trade! Largest, Cbmpletest, Cheapest! !. .. JOHN P. WHEELER & CO., ' Jobbers and Outfitters in O : GROCERIES, Provisions, India Rubber Goods, Liquors, Clothing, Qaeensw&re, Drugs, DRY G O O X) S , Blankets, Tobacco. - j Boots and Shoes, .Guns and Pistols, Hats,' Saddlery, HARDWARE, &C. Adapted 'to tbe Western Missouri, Kansas, the Great Plains and Ifew-Hexicam . - Y v : Trade -Y;. - ' ' ' Also Buyers of HIDES, PELTS,W00L& TiLLOW WKST LEVEE, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, JOHN P. WHilELEE, & CO., ARE now openi ng a stock of goods of tha shore J. kinds, which for EXTJ22TT A XD, VARIETY Hever Ztax Equalled "West cf St. Louis. - All our Goods have been PURCHASED OF: FIRST HANDS, - And" can make to the Interest of - j -V , 3icrchaLts iis" the Interior , . . T t-nre' r.'-? cf ris n4 rf-gfing fsrther'East ; - ''..'ALL WE ASK IS A TJUAU a rV-.. ..;'; " : " CT GV ;ff AND, a rc supply of. Q?ag .Orangfe d ell . . ; . . HOgNSBYS fCK. FOB SAXE-- jT"


ocr: i 7? pHQTi R? a TiE 6E0GEBS, Oidtiier Levee asd-hjeros Seis.i:j , LEAVENWQ RTH . CITY,;. KAN3A3. ' ! -? Tie Shortest Xssf Eeutenc AH RIFE il 6 U ! -D E PO SITS ! - ' r.Uir, "f.i t.?9 a xocaD a;it?j . DRY xGOODS : ST0RE1 24 MaaeachnsetU street. Opposite th Grand Ea ; j trance to the Great Free State Hotel. .5 ? i , LAWRENCE kAySAS:' ' 7"' 'YTTHERE.more mooev can be saved in makiu ' f Y ,yoar purchases, than has been made by the Riaruca jurii6 oojs. .ot jn&Ki re&K nOu- D pats Fierget tc.-r Bring The . Nee4fnJ, for. without a. cash investment, there will be no enanee oi maxiog a lortnne. ,. . f t FORD keep constantly on band a' full assort ment of i:j ";fr.vM,..J -2t ! -6 -jf.. -Hf JJt t: ,. STAPLE AND FANCY DBY GOODS, Which were bought under the low preaaufe. which ftiH remains opon-them. , ! There is, in fact, no necessity cf Fore's adver tising his. boainess,' for"ne 's so well" known. in Lawrence', and Saa&a 'eeaarally. (hat everybody eoes there: now for their Drv Goda.i5 v . v' . uuuu ana aL.yjut oou. alo GOOD CUR iiENCY taken in exchange for, goods at par. i uitii (curuor .lu y xcws.t-niiu . .


ocr: 8TSEET & BAKES, ..- . : WESTPORT. MO.., ,? . FOREIGN AltD DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, CL 0 THING, HATS AND CAPS, Boots & Shoes, Hardware & Qneensware. Also, keep constantly on hand, a large stock of GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, AND OUTFITTING GOODS. GENERALLY. We are determined to sell Goods as low as they can be bought in this section of country. n69-ly 1 e 11


ocr: s. c. XCAKTT W. 6. BilKUTi H'CAETY & BAEKLEY, F0RWARDIMr& COMMISSION 2m EEC XX A. XT X S, Greneral Steamboat AND COLLECTORS. ' Riddlebargers Fire-Proof Building . Nos. 5 and 6 Levee, KANSAS CITY MO ; ... j .


ocr: JOHN HAMMOND, Oarpent er and' Jo i ri e r , 7 -Emporia, Kansas.'5 ' COFFINS,' Pannel Doors. Windoir and Door frames, and ether job work, done in tb btU style, on the shortest notice. . , ,


ocr: C. M CAKTT O. 1TCABTY. St BAEKLEY, 9 FORWARDING COMMISSION MEBCHANTS,::,", General Steamboat ATI D COLLECTORS. ItidilebarcerH iP Ire-Proof Bail diss Aoa. a and 6 lTey - - KANSAS CITY


ocr: AND MEDICINES! PRENTISS & GRISWOLD Are now receding their SPRING STOCK : ; - . ' OF Drugs and Medicines v. FROM 'NEW YORK., PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURGH AND ST. LOUIS, All of which will be sold as lowas the lowest at the Lawrence Wholesale Drug1 House, Iff THE ELDRIDGE BLOCK, OXS DOOR SOUTH Or THZ MAt XXTRAMCZ, LAWRENCE KANSAS., X Bi The public in general are in ri ted to "GIVE US A CALL!" and we will warrant to suit, both in prices and quality. PRENTISS A GRI3WOLD. . Lawrence, April 30th, 1859... .


ocr: DR. J. EL WATSON, BATING COSC1CDID TO KESUXX The Practice of Medicine, TX TILL attend promptly to all demands upon V T his professional services. He will be much obliged if his friends will make their application for bis service in the fore part of the day, when Sractieable, and release him from the labor of ri ing at night as much as possible. ' 7th, 1859.-tf


ocr: Boot and Shoo Prices Current J. W. B0YEB & COL, Kansas City. 2IV Hen's Kip U. B. fc L. fc B. brogans, per dosen, $12,00 to $14,00 - Kip U. B. Welt P. S. Boots, - - per dozen, : 25,00 to 33,00 " Kip U. B. double sole ,34.00 to 36,00 " " LiB. prime . . . 23,00 to 33,00 " HcaTyealf- - - 3 " --33,00 to 36,00 " French" " drees " 36,00 to 42,00 . Congress Gaiters 4 Oxford ties 18,00 to 24,00 Women's kip A calf lace boots, . 10,00 to 14.00 Imitation Goat ' 9,00 to 12,00 - A heavy stock of everything in the. Boot and Shoe line at correspondingly low prices. n6JMy


ocr: CITY BAKERY! HALLBERC & HELSEL, . Will keep constantly on hand Bread, Cakes, Pies, & Groceries, and will pay the highest cash market price for Xiggs, Duttpr; etc., ou jirvrtei tirtti, z.mporut. lt r resn yeast can oe naa every aay apnumo


ocr: jh m, m & AND M E D 1 G I N E S ! PRENTISS & GRISWOLD Are now receiving their SPRINGTOOK "-..- - 'OP " - Drugs and Medicines FROM VEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, - PITTSBURGH AND ST. LOUIS, All of which will be sold as low as the lowest at the Lawrence . Wbolesale. Drug House, r . IN THE ELDRIDGE . BLOCK, . ONI DOOR SOUTH OF TBX MA1X EXTaASCX, . . LAWRENCE KANSAS. - N. B- The public in general are invited to "GIVE US A CALL!" and we will warrant in suit, both in prices and quality. PRENTISS & GRISWOLD. Lawrence, 30th, 1859. - -


ocr: EEICHEHEE-& BfiO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in' all Kinds of Pnrniture, Cliairs LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, GLASS, NAILS, $e. n42yl ' : Wyaadott City, Kanzas.


ocr: CITY BAKERY! HALLBERC & HELSEL, j Will keep constantly on hand r . : . ; i ; Bread, Cakes, Pies, & Groceries, and will pay the highest cash market price for ggs. Abutter, etc on Market street, lunpona. Lr Jf resh yeast can be haa every day apreumb


The prairie news. [volume]

ocr: Okolona, Eeb. 18, 1H59. . NO. ii COMMKRCE STREET, MOBILE, ALA. , A I A ' Agents of Shelby I.imo Company, and V I0XT ttLATST, CORKT, OA73, ..11 i:..i ..n. 1 t. it- , f Ajimn ui tut xii uLK'tt (iiuii.i Ai'j'L iu f t't'u ciurrs. Hideti Wet Dry. Salted-Heavy Light, Kip aud Calf, and - Deer Skim , Tallow., by the rel of Smaller quantity. Neatfoot Oil,' Tanners, Point; and Machinery Oil, by thebarreL Leather from evn Manufactory. Russet Brognni, very superior of our and ; Manuutctvre. t' -We times pay the est market price Country Dried HIDES, Beeswax. W.kI, fa llo w, , , find Deer Ami will sit Purchase or tract for the dv';i ery of WHITE on Piic Staves, Bark tor &c &c, Sit. Seeds, viz: Timothy, Red Top ..and.. Blue Grass. Millet, Lueerene, &c, and White Clover, & Prince Black Oats Seeds Rye Bar Wheat and Buckwheat. Planting and other. Onions, Seed, of the varieties, 'iiinnv Paiy. ' l'nf, Peru ami Si.uili A 111 eriefin. Laud l'lM('. III!..'. )'!. - !:,:.',; i . -r '. ; -' , 11. . . ; , 1 ab'ive urt'iclo jeh'.-tiuUy s- Heited ' V.oM Itiai ket p. M l : uid purehnsers msv be nsmtjwf of , April 1st, '5!Hy ' . , ' - --r.ZTr 19 North Commorco, corner St; Francis Stroot, Mobile. test. im$& 1 Vpfestts) 4 CORH-C&f or Aii' jvw"- Nua.

place_of_publication: Okolona, Miss.

publisher: Reuben Nason


ocr: -I CR0N1N, HURXTHAL & SEARS - SUCCESSORS TO GRANT & BARTON, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS, o. 11 & 120 Dl AM -STIttlTl' 6ECOSD BLOCK AB&VE CHAMBEKS-STREET, NEW YOICK. Sept.f,58. l)9-ly


ocr: OP AND DEALER IN Saddiery IMrdware : OKOLONA, MISS. T RTTAT T n,.,. Ill, j t .1 '.. . ...1 .. . .. . I -f""", 1 . "um "R'-'ierni nssoninetit 01 sncn articles as are usually-tnUr -L 111 Saddlery Houses; consisting of Bits, Stirrups, Spurs, Webbings, Nettintra Lnameled Chilli, Buckles, Saddler's Silk, Shoe Thread, e. h ' ttings, nip,( ,, w,K" K".('11 K,S8,,';,lm',,t Saddles for Men and Boys. Carrriuge, Puggy nnd VRmm Bridles, Martingids, Sit,., to which the atttentioii of buyers is sespectully invited g An experience of seven years at the business has served to convince tne that indefinite r,. uncongenial to a safe business, us a hot head and cold feet are to good hea h continues to be 8 " "eieliire, Casli! Cash!! ?ish!J ... .. , ... 1 vuiti'iu ivi wora. g. bernd; tlf Shop at the old stand, on MAIN STREET- Okolona, Eeb. 18, l?5!l