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banners' : It is in r hie number ci ir.e .iJfnH to rbm-mit- s r.Sont Fruit Trees" to th arc m my by :rfj.ce." Aran ihuit thiis. remove c 11 f 1 ( r r in io tiiispract: two objection!?: intent rccoramervJc;! lose cc tlicre "1st. If this slioul.1 ultimately result in getting rid of. the sprouts, it .vould Have n "test" of acad stumps attached to t.:o louy, or root, of the parent tree, ttMcn, in my opinion vrcuild so later tend carlv clceir tkci )cncr or to its injury if not to its tvouU ficstroy them. The 'stumps vrculd re- main and be forever sending forth new FprouL-- . I would say, let the sprouts remain till Fcmctime in June 'or .July, (earlier or later,) then tlig- away the soil froin the root of, the tree and cut oil the. sprouts closa to -- the body, or rootto which they are attached,) as a scientific pruncr would cut off a branch, r.nd then replace the soil. If the work be done as it ought to be, no m ore s p r o u t s will h e se en that y e ar, and generally, very few .the- - next-T- reat those, that' come afterwards in tho same manner, and you will toon fcr-r- jl of iLcm, aiiU ybuT trees will thrive under the treatment. J. L. II. Rural Kezc-Ycrkc- r, VICIOUS CATTLE. '. .The common 5vica" of jumping and throwing fencing" :ist taught to -- cattle, with scarcely any exception, by their owners and care takers. t Fences half down soon fall by the nibbling of cattle, . and teach the first lesson, especially if , cattle have any- - shrewdness in obscry-- . ing cause" and effect. '. Very fine feed just over a poor, fence is the next . lesson; letting down bars and rail ' fences to the calves,- - from laziness, so . that the animal has to leap, i3 the third lesson, and the last is oftentimes first, s"econd;and third with, sheep until they will 'scale anything. , .These thrce lessons are usually enough, but a fourth . is often added, namely; placing one additional rail on the fence each suc cessive day, as they become more skill-ful,-f- or the ostensible object of keepin2 the jumper within bounds, but really " operating as a most ingenious . ancc to teach the art of vaulting. We have heard of French bcins "taught in six lessons," but very few animals require more than four to take "French leave of an ordinary cnclosurc.-J)oU- ar Kcic?papcr, 1 " . .', " ' V. WAIL2 IS EABN-YAHB- S. Such. Is "tfie . solvent power of water, that if admitted .in larc quantities into barn-yard- s, it will dissolve into tho earth, or' into streams and ponds, . a large guare of fcrtilizinjr rrtt n . 11 salts or . manure. lne manure 01 stalls snouia, . if. possible, be housed; it should be .. kept moist "vrith the urine of animals, . ; and suScient litter should be used to ;ibsorb the whole of this, unless it be .' preserved in a tank,. to be used as a liquid manure, the policy , of which is thought to be doubtful in this country, I where labor is high. ": The true pro-- . . 'cceding-- . for barn-yar- d manure is to keep it as far as possible moist, but ". not to. suffer, it to be drenched. - If Mrv and hot, it aires its nutritious . gases to the winds; if drenched, it . " loses its most fertilizing salts; when . cither scorched or drenched it is de- - - composed faster, and doe3 net retain in itself a due proportion of itsenrich-- . ang properties. Selected. . VJ7ICE CP THE T7A1TH 2IEL0IT. . A. , corrcspondent-o- f - tho - Prairie Tarlncr presents the following method of using water melons: ' v- - "I endcaror, every year, to raise a rood water-melo- n patch.' They are a healthy and delicrhtfulfniit, I think. I cultivate the. icing .variety; plant early m May, and aam toward the end of the month, so that they may cone m succession. Hhen they. com mence ripening, we commence cutting, and use them freely during the hot weather. When the weather becomes cool in September, we haul a quantity of them to the house, split them open, With a spoon scrape but the pulps in a cullender, and strain- - tho water into vessels.1 Tv'e boil it in an Iron vessel, then put in apples or peaches, like snaking apple-butte- r, and . boil slowly until the fruit is well cooked, then spice to taste, and you have something that most people will prefer to apple butter or any kind of preserves. Or .the syrup may be boiled without fruit down to molasses,' which will "be found tQ be as -- Cue as -- any-- sugar-hous- e molasses.' TTc Lave made in a fall as much as ten gallons of the apple . bultcr, it 1 mavso caLut, andmoiassc which has kept in fine condition till May." A. . . . :. ' . i Hi i Cut Straw for Ianure. Not only the economy of cut feed recommends the practice to the farmer, hut as materials designed merely r.s hedding for animalsjthe plan is valuahle. Where this is done, the manure is much more readily retted, while it can he spread upon the land with far greater facility end umiormity. This point is not generally considered EuGciently. Manure while rotting in the yard is constantly losing some-pa- rt of its most valuable clement?, and yet long straw well t o incorporated with the U until it i3 thoroughly decomposed. hy cutting it short it can he well tnDutcd, even without any previous ting, and then the elements cscap during decomposition are retained the soil for the us cf of growing nts. hdcel'd. The exports cf domesti butter and dices nnot irom the, United fe;atesj&jrc on a much larger scale; t ban mcy,. perhaps arc aware of. During the Sscd year of.lS55, the shipments of butter amounted to i.ylo.iU(J lbs., valued at 418,723; and of fhcc?e;;'!.84G,5G3 lbs., valued at P514,03 L Of Lie butter, the largest ' proportion,' ' bl,0T5 lb?., was sent to British 'Vest jjidi'es." To England there wcrs c :;portcd3?&43,000 lbs., of : cheese more tlumy. three-fourt- hs of tlie entire shipment. "Nearly 50,000 lbs., of butter i were sent to China, and nbput .234,000 Dr;, to Aus- tralia. Strange as it may seem, during the same fiscal year S70,CC0 lbs., of butter Avere imported into tlje United States from British 'N or'L' America; Hamburg, Bremen, Holland, England and France, for home- - consumption! Besides this,: 005,214 lbs.; . re' im- ported for exportation.; ; !; Tho imports of foreign cheese were on a moro ex- tensive scale, the total - amount !'bcinn-1,520,94- 2 lbs., valued' at $li6,2G The Germans sent us 157,163 lbs.,'' of their fragrant . Limburgcr ; and other varieties, and the Butch 223,021 lbs, France sent us the largest supply 1.002,14Glbs. ';: ? r i. , t": ;' iniE CAPACITY CF CISTE2X i The simple, rulo byf which : farmers and others can determine the contents of a cistern, circular in its form, and of equal size, at" top", and bottom, is this: Find the. depth and.-diameter- in inches; square the diameter, arid rhulr tiply the square by the. dicimal ,0034, which will find the quantity of gallons Zoi cuDic mencs ocmx a (rnon for one inch in depth! Multiply Jhis by thcVdcplh,"ah(I divide by r3 J, and the result "yul be the number Gi barrels the cistern will ihold.. Fori 'ccli foot in depth the number of barrels," ans wering to the, diiterent diameters, are: For-- a feet diameter For 6 . " For 7 u u For 8 For 9 " a For 10 i m mm ' ft 3 n 0.15 n.sa 15.10 ' ' 13.65 Bv the above rule, tho ccntcnts of Corncr?f Illinoi;i.an4 Streets, may. be calculated t for , any Urainc larnier; t.C3 barrels. ize.- - Destroy, fort, fable of bread, times with the the market affords, pains snared the it io uum;, guests put of "TRY 'PALMER one snoonful nulverized iii' 4 annij seed, half a drachm of saltpetre, the same of white lead,, and a. wineglass of extract of 'hops. Now throw your crumbs bread: digest for ix hours in a moderate heat; strain through a cloth; add thereto thirty drops of the tincture of let it stand next uay, ana men. Dome ix.- - come urnbs of sugar saturated - w ith this iquor bo a speedy-cur- for cock roaches: Some pieces bread satura- - cd with twill all the fats and mice, me aoovc lS.cxtensiveiY manu- - actured and sold at' a great profit. high teices coninjin" Under this heading the last number of the Prairie Parmer proceeds to argue and figure tnc aurniative. To sustain the position assumed our contemporary gives the rate, of in crease of population, production of the principal crops from 1840 to 1850 shoeing that tho increase of the latter should have been much creator than it was, . in order to cor respond with the former. The increase population during the period named was 56 per cent. while tho increase of - and oats were only per cent, each, and, rye decreased 'nearly four and a half millions . s. Indian corn' increased 57 per cent however, or 21 per cent, over' the rate of increase population while the ncrcaso. pacG-wi- th population; The ratio of incrcasa bf animals is also cited lar bbw that of population. For. the period named, while the .population as stated incrcased.oC) per cent., tho ratio of in crease cattle was- - only 24 per cent., sheep 16 per cent., and ot swine 15 per cent..' t These and other figures and reasonings lead our contemporary to the , . present hign prices must continue. . V e think, how evcr,thatif the figures could be brough down to 1856, and the present condi tion and production of foreign countries were duly considered, the Farmer harulj- - venture-,- - as it now does, to "hazard tho prediction that" prices will go vp, rather than down, although under: the. influence, of .momentary causes they may below tho present standard, but not to rema in long down." Though able, our article is not convincing to our mind, and still adhere to the opinion, ex pressed in a recent number relative to the Wheat Crop and the prohahle price of that important staple. Jiural JS ew-- 1 ,. , - " -, r-r ttt. . - SEVEN HEADED UIE AT. C I1S.VC been Mr. of this place, a --fevr Eample heads of the seven headed "wheat, TYhich vtq think a little ahead of any of the cereals yet exhibited. They the farm Mr. II. Hudson, on .Santa Ko.sa creek, who ha3 a four aero pat:h of this variety, he confidently expects will yield him from seventy to eighty bushels per acre. Pciahma (Califor- nia (Journal. - - The horse, i Lex- ington has sold for 15,000. This the highest price' e ver paad for a horse in this country. U "Met oliver Bennetts co:, .: y ANTFACTiTKEBS ANT- - WHOLESALE rEAtXKS XO'. 87 '"JTALV Sinr.LT, ,SA 1X7-- 1 0 CIS, MO. A EE "SOW lS.Ki:c::i IT of a com assortment of wd3 from tlieir own and c'Jiot jBUcufac-torics- ,a iapted ejpec:al!y to the Wc-ter-n trade. " - Fur?hA-;cr- an invited .to' "cxaiune their stock, manufactured aud selected with great care end Warranted of superior qnaiity.' Orders will receive prompt and carefal attention. mroETAiiT i:e7- tzoiiiig. PUBLISHED' ' - Moore, :.WiIstacb, Keys t Co. No. 23 TTest Fcarlh Street, Cincinnati, O. A HISTORY OF JIEDICIXE, from Origin the Closo of the Eigbteciith Centurj'. llj Jlenouard, of I'a.ris. Translated hy Dr. C. Comefrys Professor in iliami iledieal College.' One Volume, lareSro. ' 7j0 pacs, l'rico $3,03. An introduction to the .Study of Esthetics. 'T)j Profc?-!o- J. J. iiolT.it, of tho Colleges of Jer- sey, iVinceton. Autlicr cf "Lifa of (Jiialmcrs;" I vol. 12rao, pages. .Price $i. ., Tho Teacher's Miscellany. selection cf articles from the proceedings of the College of Professional Teachers. By Jl. .Campbell and A.iL Had ley, f Wabaah Collese;; One vol, 12ino, 450 pages. Price WILL" BE HEADY IX SEPTEMBER ' ' Ths Cyclopedia cf Llcclcm Travel, ; A KecorJ of Adventure, and' r Discovery for tho last Fifty years. Edited by Bayard Taylor, Author of "Views Afoot," -- L - "Travels in Central Africa," 4c., ka. . One vol., 8vo., ilandsomely illustrated with 12 maps by Sthonberg, and numerous engrarings by and an elaborate steel fronti?pcico ly Buttro. tS-W- ill be sold to subscribers on!r, MOORE. WiLSTAClI, KEYS t CO., Wholesale a adJLBta-- 1 GEO. C. FERGUSOIT. ; 1 AND ; ; V V RKOWNVILLE, N. T. ANNOUNCES to the public, that is prepared Saw and Merchant 111113 at ahort notice and reasonable terms. : ; 1 " ' :, " ; ALL JYQRK AY ARRANTED. He id also Agent for M : ,':c j ,; ' ' y A. B. HOLLIBIItD COS., i W cstern::. 'Fonndryv " ..'V",.V,:' , CINCINNATI, O.: - LEE & liKAYITT'S 1 ' : Saw ' ' r " - CINCINNATI, O:,. And is rrerared to rcccire and orders for any ma chinery manufactured or kept on band, by tbese es tablishments. - - - '. : Letters of enquiry, promptly answered. ' ' ' ;r - :r - REFFEKENCESr ..." Noel, Late:- - & .Cb Bit rnTiIIc," N. T, Steam Mill. N uckolls & nite, lctport, Zlo. f . James Lowe, Linden, ' " ' Tln31y. - Brownvi'.lo, Juno 21, 1856. J PALMER HOUSE, : S. BARBOUR, Proprietor. harn-yar- d, cistern, and manure-tank- s Wasliington and this . INDIANOPOLIS, IND. rnlTIS well-know- n and popular note!, has recently'. A bjen re-bu- ilt ahd greatly enlarged by the addi- tion ot tixty or seventy room1, and is furnuhed throuzhoat new and beautiful furniture, and is How to 'CQciaioAciiEs, ln.1l.t;r-stHas- IIie!-.'.JraTdcr- s .r . will find can eom- - iiATS, AND ALICE. lake a' feixpenny lux-ur- y and pleasure. The will at all loaf the'f Staler tl.b" better J be supplied best , ., 1.1 .. i' 1.1 and no will be to render stay of icuuuu u, iijcu 111 a, put, ui b0th comforta.ule and pleasant. water two spoonfuls; cayenne . THH HOUSE." ! nenncr. of August so, 1356. . ?ini3-iy i in of quassia,;;an'd in will of it destroy ,i17ill in r of wheat 20 of ofhay-Jias-kept- ; as above' of of conclusion that would fall contemporary's we of journal orker. V trr shown by McColIotigb, are from of which celebrated race been is IX lY its to Dr. G. C. Xeir &,oi A Exploration wood Orr, MILLWRIGHT ENGINEER he : fill with "A TUIiTQ OF. JiJiUTY IS A. JOY 470LEVEE. COLES VOTAGB OT LIFE. Childhood, SJIaahood Old Ase, Four splendid Line Engravings, from the Originals in the Gallery of, tht Spingler Institute- .- l'lates, loxii." J'aper.Z'oxJi. ? v s ; r (j RE AT .NATIONAL tVOF.K. Of five years' execution, involving an expense of $20, 000. Artist's proofv 3-- 0, India Lettered, 530. Plain, $20..- - ' 17 A nrospectns containing a full description of tho work, with testimonial from our first ARTISTS, our most eminent, DI VLXES, our most distinguished STATESMEN, the best accredited JLUuES OE AliT, at home and abroad, together with tho VOICE OP THE PRESS ' i ' Of this city, and also of the highest European au ' ' thority, - , ,, THE LONDON ART JOURNAL, ' Will be forwarded on the receipt of two postage stamps.; :, ; The Trade supplied on the most Liberal Terms. ' I( Appropriate and tasteful styles of frames, prepar ed expressly for this work, at the lowest cash rates, are furnished at prions varying from $1(1 to $32 the set. Uoxing, packing and cartage from ?1 to $2 Address the Voyage of Life, Rev. A. It. WOLFE, ? Tlnl4tx , Spingler Institute, JN. 1 MORE MEN WANTED. A FEW more activi and energetic young men can Xjl find immediate employment, by which they can easily make $600 to $ 1000 a year, to act as agents for seven! new and popidar works, just published fpr agenfcu and not for sale in book stores. We have a great many agents employed, many of whom are making from $la to Slit) per week. Ihoso who visb. to engage in this -- pleasant and arrecable businuss, will for particular requisites, &c, address ::J U. It UElillY & CO. i -- Publisher:) and Wholcsalo Booksellers. Editors of Xcwspaters, bv riving the above and following, three inserdons, and calling attention to it, shall receive any three of tho following works; Lift of Josephine, by Ileadly, .$15 Lift of. Lafayette,-- , '"' ' $1,25 ! Life of Napoleon. ' " $1,25 Wild Scenes cf a Hunter's Life, . . v $1,00 T ' .Life of. Mary and .Martha V ashington,- - $1,1)0 i Odd Fellows' Amulet, , , , $1,00 ; Any person wishing any of the above books, can bave them sent by mail, frea of. postage, on receipt of Uie above retail pneo. - - r. vl-n- 4 C. L-- . DERBY & CO., New Tork. ! ' RURAL PUBLICATIONS. - ! TttE Cooctey Gehtlemax is a beautifully illus trated weekly of 18 pages quarto, with special Do partments for the Farai, tho Grazier,, the Dairy, the Fruit Garden and Orchard, tho Florist, the Kitchen Garden, the Housewife, the Fireside, Ac. "This i without question, tho best Agricultural Paper in the United States." Hen. John Wextwoeth, iL C. of Illinois. I'nce 52 a year. ... . , . - Tub Ccltivator, monthly, 32 pages octavo well known for twenty ycar3, as the best monthly ajrricul tural Journal in this country.- Price 60 cents per year. '. - . TEB iLirSTKlTED AXXTAI r.EGISTEIt OP RrRAL Atfaiks. The two N os. issued for 1855 andlS5f, contain more than 250 engravings of building?, a maJs, trees fruits, io, To?t paid by mail. Prico 25 cents each sen T1 J nesa works combine attractions to be found in no similar publications, and the publishers will sen: specimens of tho papers to all who would lika to cx amino them, i'ubhthed at Albanv, Is. Y.. bv SON. OT. JOSEPH LUMBER YARD ; On Edmond Street near CargilPs Mill, - .St. Joseph, Missouri. W. J. TAYLOR,- Removed" from the clc1 ' Str.nd io tna above cataed place. rTinE undersigned is now fully prepared to accom J. modato his patrons and friends with the best as and sortment of Pine Lumber ever ofTored in this mar- ket, comprising not only White Pine Lumber end White and Yellow Flooring, ready dressed; but also best assortment of I'mo and Cottonwood shingles Poplar Siding, &e.' ; ' eito v. .1 He has now on hand, at his Lumber Yard, the and best assortment of Boors, Sash and Veni- - Jnfic tian blinds, ever offered in this market, a portion of which is direct from Cincinnati manufactories, which enables him to-se- ll at very reduced prices. He in fully prepared to 11 all orders in his line, at short notice, and particularly solicits the Kansas and Ne- braska trade, for ho has the articles they want and m ast hare. Be rure to give mo a call, near CargiU'a Mill, and in the immediate vicinity of the St? Jo- seph Brewery. - V; THE NEW FLOURING LULL. CLARK'S PATENT COMBINED GRINDING cr Llerchant Flouring Mill. Thi highly ingenious and much needed invention forms an entirely new feature in the manufacture of WHEAT and FLOUR, by the superior manner ia which it performs its work GRINDING and BOLT- ING the Grain at a single operation into Seven different kinds of fiour and. feed. ' This mill possesses advantages to numerous to be enumerated in any advertisement. The propel way to fully appreciate its great merit is to seet it run. It is in operation daily at No. 313 Broadway, Corner Court St., St. Louis, Mow State and Country Rights and Mills For Sale. i W. W. HAMER & CO., Broadway and Court, 2d Story. ii.L'-ii. jJ- - patent gun s: 'f; - ' rnilE SUrSCRIX:R is now prepared to far-'J- L nish Farmers and gts with his - . . ' PARATOn," ; for the Trpson :nn. lh' nnneces:-ar- y t speaK particularly of tho ineri'f these llschinc?, ss they are too well known thrcrhout tho country io a Iling; but tho fact they nave here toi anu ;-- non t'hpitie3 of St. are . .i, IknS ntA . onunuir.ir to receivanc premiuaia . Trf.'irinf St. Joseph Cr.-nnt- FiilM TiiPT h;iva exniDiuM . :n i,k, J . . t , i rnr. i rrni H114 n.i.i ,1 "j- -. w yf cno Bia- - . iCUb IU JEUUCU Ikil tll-- 111 nau I chinc,.to purchase one of hes At : : X : i - ... .r t v- - " i. in - ' i pasenscr , n r u , is I w v c r 1' : V ft I vi o" - i'J her;. with the best of themio in England, in lso., iy evenicg?, tyVw:ii Le3ht ; received the highest of the rp?, and "itfsens or w not bo detained at J. L. Panttc'ai; - Ut'M)r rEIi. 6f the leading ,. griptltunlists of that county. gut to p:orro ajra inst conUr-gcnucs- , t..i.c. .Iliave large, nomber ou band, ready for ihe a are-Hoa- -o TTnatlac, ' crop, best material, ani not meeting them prnapt.y, and ,v c.lcchn i ranted to work. ' " ' Sthoutchae which we-dec:- the and good to Do tHOLES J.Iha,BmadeBttny.tiIuaWolmproTcnicDt1n these etrreemcnt to passen- -r or shiver X SILevee, tl1VS . mfii.li!nMw!t.? n.nw.f bavo v.T.in the Drcjcut and t .- have now it in tbent superior to any mine. by promptness and ata- - Mo tbe, large atd uost goncMv ) t -- aMaalaorjaringjllarge camlet of Crr.wford fS "officers and n,;cnts to .r ,rclf MjuchijcntJ.-- t, Improved Clover llullrr, . thn immediate sancrvis!ca cf the patentee, who hs pennancntly latins place The above ciitrcDrcsenU car four horse " Sep;wa- - tor," and is designed especially for tkc larmcr own " - Im also agent' foT McCormick'a ;cokbratcd EEVP- - EB awl MOWIJiO ACHlMS,coialinca.. J.' JI0FPITT, Piqj MiATin coumy, Uhio. :! Furuituro and ; XTpholstry . ,u. .r.f. Of Great Variety.,, a At the Furniture AVare Room? of , HEATON , & 'TJIDIBLE,: ,- - 'On Second Si'jn of tie Qhairand Bcdittad; continued literal patronage of THE Joseph, North Western Jiissouri, Kansas, Ne- braska and Western Iowa, for all of ;which we feel thankful, has induced U3 to increase our facilities for .business1- Having built dast spring,1-- ' very large JJannfactory en Francis street, anil having employed some of tho very best workmen ia the Eastern, cities; we are now determined net to be out done bv any other Furniture Establishment in the Jlissouri Valley, quantity, quality, durability, styles and prices. Oar stock consists in of E)so- - wood. Walnut and Wahorony Uureaus, marlle and solid of every style: extension, centre, caid. din ing and side table; Book cases, Wash stand?. Work tables and Wradrobes, Sofas, divans, ottomans find footstools. sorin2 seat parlor chairs, rocking, nurso, elizabcth chairs : of .every variety. - 'Mahogany, wal nut, cherry and bedsteads of every stvle- - and variety. Spring, hair, moss, cotton and shuck faat- - iroaiM A-- .knotithni with all. other articles in our kept Furniture Wareroom. ing their Charter, say then to all who may good ei ther prepared trans fur hotels, nw on bed rooms, rive ns acaii ana ut, a J amine our work and prices, and we think tou will leave your hero in place of sending it to fcf Louis and getting aa inferior article at me!?aino price you can get a good one here at. . s , : Our motto is tho cash system, which will enable us sell at smaller than ours or any other estab- lishment can do where the credit is adopted. N. B, Tho highest paid"Tor scasoncu al- - nut and Cherry Lumber, . . " . , St. Joseph, Aug 30, 18a5 vlnl3lf - McCiEE, Saddle v and . Harness Ilakcr, East eido Alain, bet. Francis Felix St., ' . ST. JOSEPH. MO. . nnHAKKFUL for pa3t favors, begs leave to inform X the public, that he has just returned from St. Louis with as fino an assortment materials as has ever been purchased In that market. His stock consists of superior articlo of Skirting Iarncss, bridle leather, hog, calf, and ghcep skins; hand with Gun have line, want beautiful arti- - entrusted to us, wiUmcet laarnA? rnfiiii energetic and wnicn aaoaio xreos, irom rea! this Express, and it down to the common fail-bac- k. He has on "hand and will continue to keep saddles, saddlc-bag- i, of evcrv quality, ' lias also, buggy, Pennsylvania, yankce, cart drsT Uo has now, nor will ho keep other than No 1 workmen, hi$ instructions to them neat and strength, lie, therefore, feels no hesitation in that his work will be no surpaaseu. n nl '. pledges to soil the article) lower than any house west of tho Alio gheny Mountains. disposed to him have on to call to be assured of tneir - oi. ju, viuiju The-Great- ' Western Central Dayton & Western & Indiana rail no through trains change - . Between Dayton, Indianapolis aiuUChicago, ' " " " -- Terre Haute, " " Ix)uisville. First Morning Train Dayton for Indianapolis at 6:20 A. m. ' Second, Train leaves Dayton for apolis at 1 . . M, MITn WM, H. THOIIPSON. - J. . ! THOMPSON & TAAFFE,- - Successors to Barrows d- - - Wholesale Grocers, And Commission Merchant, Ho. 13, Street, Ciaciasati. ; Particular attention will be to order for UrocerLa , which will always executed at prices. ...... ; 'W3I. GfARRISON, : eal Estate Arent PLATTSlIOTJTir, X T. , HAS now on hand valuable lots and and Claims, which will sell cheap. . . , for the City of Flattsmouth, he will lots to thoso who wish to settle the tjwn on and reasonable terms. r . . Ofileo J. H. Brown, Esq. New Hardware Store. of the Jlill ' ' J. FLAHERTY, ' Importer, and TS NOW receiving and opening the largest and most My embraces full and complete assortment and Builder's Mechan- ic's toola of every din;ct from the approved and tools implements, in great ing all the recent and for vast labor to th farming com- munity, from whom I Also offer such will command this and adjoining My for agencies American Hardware together with experience in tho general ware me; not only to defv all tion, but convinced mo true smaii 30, . rlnlgtf MSSOURi PACKET. OGDEN. St. and ,Khi, best tho I. CI ..." Ic-n-l Qtl--- ...1 lnf'JtS - we lo(ii! K" t iJ Li . - ' . .. . . ance, uoiu w.iio - f,f .JT. Attest: II. P.'EL'XTOV W: . .." Jtly 0. Tn,1."nen Trmr.lon. cvry iiiui(-..ij- AM.,r,t; stnet. O..P. Lrk?. 1530. yi-n- u ST. JOSEFII AND COUNCIL BLUFFS -- irr-mm - TIIi;-entirely.ECW:n- d ader, pa.Kcw K B. ,T. P. Holland, Kerc?ct Clerk;) hann.b.en built for it,., f:li tit ore . . . evcrj been . OClrx;S Bluffi and Omaha anar Upcra, freight all them Omaha of owners,, ALE Grocers Comn,. nd "''"l1" season, lar-- e located " Sanner Street, doing in part toM maple 3U i;b 1- -tf for tho - tit . .u. ncil s : m - - ' : NOTICE., NOTICE. Merchants, .Spoitsmcn Manifacturcrs. (HORACE E. DI.1IICK "1P.EAT VT Pishing ,ang'Ap- - paratus variety, 12, St. Louis,: the the tho Win ' ' , ,.t f- - 't h,, of is In We constantly on full assortment ot Ilimtin' Target and Together variety" Purcu?sion and Wadding Fishing Tackle, connected the - ' ' ' ' ' '. Ilttnurea loauicg of patents. . , . - All of- - gun material and mounting, La the forged, filed :.. .1 eaU and for yourselves you purchases; as is th3 true ' . ; v; : - Our are' all warranted by ts 23, ; - - August Richai'dison's Principii Office .12, .Main St, - ... . , . to the public,- - that Lino to this Hav-- usually ia Wo complied tli requisition Furniture, and orgaxuzcU, are to ex- - money profits sj'stem pneo of and of martingales whip-lashe- s, are Koutc. of jfayetto, 7. in Hardware, description, importing CO'S WESTE1N Main every sign Doer dow., with every AVad kc, fact, Two Urecch iiiuca various kinds state. make your experience only leave they their with fully General Agency Business. . . The has attended tho Propri- etor, is guarantee tho satisfaction rendered, and it will be the aim and of the of this Company, to pc'siblc facility for the and saio transmission cr - - Honey, Valuable Parcels, JJuntlles oi jjercaanaize, T and t, on reasonable to on the at St with Express for New New Boston, Ghicago, Cincinnati, Uurhngton, KockIsiand,llcm-phis- , Pittsburgh and Puffalo; and to tc wn and in tne and California. ' " A llessenger will put cn the new ha, making weekly here and St. connecting with ourdaily line to St and all aa of the the patronage of tho is respecttully fine and A business with tho same niA &Tii a1 a hunt . f . .. .. .. . vTr V , attention nas xie nas variety oi pre-emine- nt Mexicana and and Gnmslev rat-- 1 : wt bri- dles, halters, eollars, whips hames, traces, spurs, &c. coach, and harness, not any and ness saying seldom himself quality Those suspect gassing, mistake. josepn, Augusi ad. without gt!5ge, ;,..;.".::. leaves Eveninr Indian JAMES Sup't. TAAFFK Thompson.-- ) Pearl given current several Timber Prairio Being agent furnish cheap Sign Saw. Wholesale Retail Dealer eombia mTTE Brownv Cabinet House horticul variety, useful saving amount request careful liberal 11! trade, enables principle prouts. Council river, having Comma niraiin; Mn1-ivJl- GuarC and Guns, lliflcs. ristols. Tackle at'Xo. street. keep Cups, Guns, Paper, Tradd. finished PJeasp examine before snide. goods vlnltf No. ST.; inform Express place. being success which alway? study ticcutive give every epeedy and uooas, every terms, points .Missouri liiver, Louis, other York, Orleans. Louisville, almost vilnnge Lnitcd Aus- tralia steamer Omv trips between Louis points above. behalf public solicited. goat morocco, prompt nlways every made Enzlish. Beard market stock share 1S5G. every DIRECTORS.; Louis.. Enw Ann Mead. SxMErr. JfcCAiiTXEY. W. D. W. Eekxakd, Toolet. Joseph EiCHARP?of. B. F. Barry, Alton. W. I'igot, JCSEPH RICHARDSON, Pres't. S.' M. Grat, See'y. vln2. Henry Ktlk, General Agent.' wuero 1 A S 'XT' TT As small profits and quicx sale, is bi3 motto, 1I If I the ly iooo. -- . Ai. n be town he with in most tural and the from fllnff one .10. fine noir & and of all and ; St. ' ' - W. . J. r F. . - - - - he M of - - ; of -- Ky JCST OPENED AT THE HEAD , COUNCIL IOWA. WHERE may bo found a large assortment AND STATIONERY, and in their line, consisting in as fol lows: - - - . Histories and Narratives and Travcb, School Books, "Works, :: Lives of Eminent Persons, Works, " . . Standard Poetical ' Religious Works, Song Books, , Bibles and Hymn Books, , Novell and Light Reading, Pictorial Works, ;.; Blank Books, . . Paper, Pens and Ink, . . and Books," ' , Toys and Fancy Primcrsj .Portfolios ano Albums. rn.nua thousand other nscful and necessary articles in the line, , , t Also, red, black and blue INKS, our own man- - nfacturc. Wholesale and Retail, as chean ran be had in St. Louis, and warranted of tho best quality, yuu up in quart, pint ana nalt-pi- nt bottles: also, iu tour and two ounce bottles. " - men wishing bill of ' ; W i 111 IS Can be' supplied here at 20 uer cent above nub lishers prices, we paying all costs and obtaining them a; the shortest notice. Uur arranzements embrace any COOKS in tho Uni- ted States. ' . Call and see our stock wo aro new besrmnera wni serve our to the best of onr hilifv : . : - -- , - . tj vu in-us- , hc suro win oe saiistactort. ) , CRAIG & SANFORD. Council Bluffs, Iowa, June 11, '55 TO STEAMBOATMEN. r CORD-WOO- D FOR SALE. - At '2.25 -- ner Cord. TAMES W. COLEMAN informs the IWf. Fnt.nJr, O the upper trade, that he keeps constantly a3 good supply of Cord-Woo- d, as can be found on the river. Landing srood. ood ard one mile above BrownvL'dc. American German, English & TeFritorv Aagust HAEDWAKE AND tcbraska : ST. JOSEPH, MO. ' " ; " '. F- - DINGS & CO., Importer of, and Wholaale Dottlert in L varied arsortmcnt of goods in the above line ever Frfmr1l(rPrTTiTT' "RrifisK ,'' offered in any market west of St. Louis... - T of a Manufacturers BIYER EMPOPJ'UM, Minnie Rifles, Llisscuri MISSOURI:- Philadelphia, States,.Luropc, BLUFFS, Biographies, .'Missccllaneou3 STANDARD CUTLERY. manufacturers; 41 HOSIERY, GLOVES, TOYS, NOTIONS Manufacturers of all kinds of Brushes. 39 North Main Street, (Up Stairs,) ' ' ST. MO,'. HAVING since first January, adopted the also exclusive asent for the sale the relpbrativi 4--1- - VICISlve n&n ssystern, draw the atten St. Louis Circular Mill and Cross Cut Saws which E10n taye" tbe fact that have revised will warrant, and fill all orders ihe factary prices ur ctire stock an(l reduced former Credit Prices large assortment Guns, Kifles and Pisbd' .. to ccn" aording the naturo the Iron, Steel, Nails, 4c.. cf the best brands: wnr.l aiacrent articles, 'shore. my stock is very completewhich, for its quality ad Commrison ResnPCtfllll pnco,Iamdctenuined as AttJUUliy trado counties. and long ha3 that the of " vxsu iviiu August 1856. z trips between Louis of freight steamers r1 I ri - i f j i if 1. a a a r :i ; a orth of D. and .: of original cf of Frcigh ba In ine lasiness. Jons F. part, Works, Cards Gift And printed bnt customers vln2. Missouri Dry alwavs Nebra-k- a 2, of of of 'Jl the of of we 0f to we at of 20 to of in to of Price Iist. may be had on application. ti. iiouis, ivug. ij, 1300. yi-ni2- tf SIIAW, &,BARBOU , tiirORTllK3 & TOEBSRS OP .. oocl 53 Pearl Street, Cincinnati. L. BlBOCR, C. 6. SHAW. h. C. TTH. (I. H. niTinOTTrt TKSZ"?? KrWETY BORERS, who can handle Baldwin, Commanderf is rnnnin" her regular tho spade, ara wanted immediately at on BrowntiHe, Territory. At, Liberal wages will be given by tho J. D. X. THOMPSON. rets . tJ arnv to virn t i ! nitcf th:f .lj' j.:... J, Vp".1 Jli Do Lino P.uitamanta Caruelia Durante Saluado-- a Sta-n6- oi JlcridlaiKU Washington rnperoNicluV.Ji Carvcr.tai r.ciaa lilt Fijrirc'Ci'Hi 3 do do do. dJ . d) 'do do do d tana uo- - 'j.. Milra;,-- , Newton' BocrAdcM La Yoa Fortu nid:i,d C.ran.id'ui-- i I'ocul'rr.t.v J.i, 3s ' e, rp - o r. ' : . trand li-i- at'oat trj ;.Cu?y cor?: Diar.i do - ; d) da Jo J rt. ie.-e- a ot ;h on di ill. d) do uo . . .1 TV 1 I-- n rM CU . - sal inundations .11 'ncrsof have, largo V, - becoming the war- - f; . do .tc., no hesitation 1 warrwting strict at receive f" R: thecitizenaof now nr O to MICHAEL cnt equalod, T ': agricultural everything ' LOUIS, BEu Packages, description responsible Comxanies, Enterprise, surpassingly cbartcrized (considering improvements respectfully l,ex!ngton, OF everything Agricultural 1 iTofcssional French LOUIS, inducement? DOilCltCa. arrangements BROADWAY, BUEL now Nebraska u, :' '' a m ni rY s L I I I I I - .: ( a a l ." a a a a ils a A a ... A ? subscriber, J YlotorU.do ft l a. x : I 0 a 5 T a a a a r ... 1 '! 'i t - - Q s u s v; ; T r :)7o LhdsK. 0.su.ir;-J.V- i ..ll.l on;,-a- ; - . . .'ri'5 lbl3 loar.cruih-idan- p.jwd.red scet; . 200 do and bf di plantation moli.e?; 400 pkgs Bclcber's sy. uv.la.e.?; 10 b,s U" ; liO hf thestj Y 11 tea; 27i do Imp. (x P and ' Black do: - " - ; - ' 150 casks R. Cirb sodn; 2j di sa.leratu3j , ! . 2CU boxcit Cabbilt'd saleratus; ! - - " 273 do Va and tbnoco;- 73,000 Spanish ciar; 20,000 iTav and CaKasixc?; ,..i;ai bxs star a:.dles; 111 cask3 currantsj 1000 bi.l.-- bfd):nd kits 1 and 2, makcrel; . r 50 pkgj No. 1 sa!xan; SOOt) .b:cs tumblers: 20 D itaad pt Casks; Z 3 nests tub, 3 and S; -- 503 dozen aiSDried pail;; ;'15C0 ski prime P.io coffee; GOO packets Java; . - ;75 sacks Muha. do; '2500 k"3 Winol-n- and Eoston nails asd brads assorled 3d to 4JJ; '75 bx3 Bait Cove oyster?; 275 bales batting; 200 ska El 3 cotton yara assorted;. coils 31an. find Jute rop; ' . ' 100 bxs pcprranl -- pimento; 7 bhls a'monds; .100 drums f.gs: G:)l) bxs lif and qr 11 11 raiiin'i 5 drum3 cod sh:;i25bx3 do;' ., ' .r , , 15 case-- sardiaes bf and qr: i' ' 350 boxes asserted pickles, ketchup; 300 bxs palsu and fjia. soap;30 do tiorll c'dls: .'500 do asst window glass: 50 lg3 earpel chain; 100 doz line Mivhboard?: 50 grckS yeasi pow'ds; - GO ne.sts willow basket-- ; . a gvnerat raid full stock of for- - ci'rn and doniC4tic Wiacs brandies, tc - ;1 vr. p. oilman : .: GROCER, No. ISO Scw sfreet, WHOLESALE ia store a large and well select ed stock, which is offered at the market rai.es, con- - lstmg in part a f ... 370 hhd3 U. svi'xt; i';,'J u;s loa:, cruised a. powdercil do; - laUt) bags liioi'ooe: luu uo Java qo; . r 150 ibla S. II. syrup molassei'; S5D do S. II. mola.-cp- ; 2.";0 bbls plantation r.ol;v yl:gn!at-jvcre- l 100 boxes cod Hah : 100 bbls Wilningtoa tar: 5C0 kegs P..ston and Pittsburgh naiLj; : . 63 kegs fing lid m-'!- ; 73 tags cotton yarn; . " 50 bales caqt clu.in; 130 do cotton twine; 100 bales- wickingi 430 els JLinilLi and Jute cordiigc; ,. . . , 1C0 doz plow and cofhes Jmc; 400 boxes window glass, assorted sizes;-- ; 2000, lbs W. chalk: 3D0 do alum; 1300 do s'tpcter; 20000 osnabnrg suets; 10 ke sup. ci)rb. foda; 200 half cheets Imp.. Y.-H- and G.P.tas; 300 boxes Imp., Y. J. and G. P. teas; , . 450 boxes Virginia" nnd Missouri tobacco; 100 bx. smoking tobacco; 50 do cut chewing do; 150 br. star candles; 70 do sperm do; 30 candle mould?; 239 bonces p 350 j.lcg5?aleratus: - ' 3 cases Ma. indigo; 6 ccroonu P. do; ' SOHjgs peeper; 15 d pimento; 200 bxs g' J sices: SO). . G. D, per. caps, 250 mn C. & L. piper: 30) doacorn. and fary pails, 100 no 800 C3ts 2 and 8 qt tiib.; 250 mats cajsia; 23 razes prunes; 40 s currant; 3 do madder; 'r 5' bbls whiting: 10) rms wrapping ' -- 50 bales Osnaburg?; broom, zinc washboards, churns, Ac., Ac., June-7- , '53. W GLAStJOW & BROTHER. COLESAIJ3 CBOCEP.S, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MEIiC HANTS, No. 50 Levee, have in elora and to arrive the following Goods, which they oiler ior salo at the lowest prices, 1000 hhds fair toJp rlmo N. 500 boxes Yeast powdrs; U. bugar; loo kejs sap Caro btxla; 1CC0 blia clfd sugar; , 100 box-- s 800 do If and crush'd do; 500 els Manilla Cordage; 500 do S. II. ni' la.es; 81) 0 do a n ta 1 c n do; 100 tcs prime Rice; 1000 pks G, and B. Teas; " 1000 bags Rio coffee; 100 do prime old Gov- ernment Ja. eolTee; 1000 kegs Nails; UuO boxes I n, Ulemo a rarauy Soap; 100 boxes Fanev Snap; S00 do Star "Candles; 250 do Mould do; 60 . do Castilo Sonn; 100 do ' Starch: 300 do Va.mafd To- - ) 11 CCO ' ' ' 200 do Mo. do; 800 j do. Smoking do; " 1100" do iCuba Cigars; 00.000 Beg. Cig. Imp.; 100 bags Pepper; 23 : d Alspiec; . 300 bbls hf do .Ma'cl.; 500 boxes Glass; 100 bales Batting: 200 doi Painted Bukts; a. , . ;:bl: we d Ilfiii-nola- o d) O nu:C:.-- , r mad - - CO V a of - CO -- . " 10 3 H. 31 pi !cs: 300 do . Jute do: 500 doi Manilla A; Grass Bed Cords; SH0 biixes Baisins; 2o bbU Almonds; lOOboxosLcm. Sj-m- 300 do 'ass'd Candles; 100 Preserved Fraiti'; 100 do . Meats; '100 do : Pickles: 100 'do Ketchups; 100 do Olive Oil; 73 do Brand'd Cher.; 50 do ' do Pcaihep; 30 coses Carjaccas ' " ' Cbocolate; 40 Jo Wood bx mafch's; 50 do Sardines, quarter and half boxes; 5 caes Citron; lObbbMxscnsElViflg: 5 cas Nutmeg?; 5 lo Indigo; . 50 clo B. C. Oysters; 1500 r,:nms Wrop. Letter at.d Cap Paper; 300 nests Tubs, U's-S- 's; LIQUORS. ,10 half pipes puro old 58 bbls Malaga Wine; .Brandies; 1C0 Ikts Dennis Champ, 100 cases do .do do; 100 do Ilcidsick do: 100 bbU Monon. U his'y; ' 50 ca.?cs t bl Md. Wine; 100 do old Bye Whisky, 200 boxes Claret Wine; - ery superior; St. Louis, Jnnolth, 1856. II. G. HOIES & CO., ' No. 16,'Mam Street, St. Louis Mo. . 4 GENTS for Straub's Com and Wheat Mill JL the "Queen of the South." This rcmarkabb Mill ha? been kept secured to the inventor by t avcat recently, nowevcr, (Juns 2(th; 1Sj4.) Letters Patent for the United States have been granted. !e- - curing tne invention lor locrteen years. This Mi nas sustained itself wherever it has been brought in- to competition with other Mills. It was run ag;t'nst the other make of. Mills of our city, at the Ohio"state Fair, in 1830, when it drew a diploma, the best Corn Mill, and was awarded a fine silver medal. Of these Mills we manufacture five Kize.? fr corn and three expressly for grinding wheat fl;ur, ' The peculiar novelty of this Mill is, the under stone is th.8 running stone, ia all coses. . There is no limit to the speed, and as speed everything in Tind ing, wui out grind any upper grinder in tho world. Secondly: By thisi arrangement we aro enabled to get grain into tho Mill with a very small cj-- e. cer.se-qucnt- ly we grind nearer tho centre, and of course with less powoi than any upper runner can be made. Thirdly: Oar Mill takes any kind of grain without choking W e warrant against chohing in any and nil cases. This is a great vexation causing delay and trouble in all Mills whero the nprer stono is the run- ner. Of course, we mean small Mills, where the mo- tion must be high to do much bmduess. Fourthly; Our Mills never take unjurr by mnnin" empty tho under stone not touching the upper one, no injury can be done. . This is an important advan- tage over all Mills where the upper stono i3 the run-nc- r- . August 23, 1351. vln!2tf THOSE wishing to purchase LOTS ia the Town of would do well to give ns a call, wo have 60 Lots which will be sold very cheap far caH Also, &Xots in OMAHA CITY, for sal. Una Are of B. B. J. D. X. THOMPSON. Brownville, X.T. June 23,1335. i;f a e rr n notice. THE stock' holders of the Xeracha .LriJa are hereby notified that it is necessary to insure the immediate ere-tio- and of said Bridge; that the amount of stock subscribed, be paid ia in full, before 1st, September. By order of tho Board ' August 2, lS5S.-v2-n9-- 2t JOHN S. JUXXICK. DAY &M ATLACK, Wholesale Dealers . Good., Eo. 57 Tearl street, between Wal- nut and Vino, Cincinnati, Ohio. v GrltlOT Jllly milE Lave cntcrs Uato r 1 nr..!:r te Urn f Se, i:,uH-- ; T!n jr.:in ufactu.ro tu? J. rt3ntlr..X 1 - want . 1 f .:m! ri.:t7 ani eonimj excel -- t 1 ; ; a- - aii) tj ",1 ir-s- . , rior-oal- l others for tl.e power. - ; 4 The abovo -- ....a are mjiaasuarcdlj j,. T,cd at their shtp in Cincinnati, 0.. con be famish lia any ;iiy at iliort The above wirrai.iea lerionu,, . , - in. di.iui., hjur 5 J is. Lorn, 23 A? this Mill tells its owa starlit n-- n(. nuoto froia our naaierousecmmen Un, Ki:ED,lI0LADI;.DiT NEW!. (xOODj AJ KOCJI PCJIIT, 210. 1.1 as is it as k i a M U tt u .rn 4 II J it, if itn a.t ;' 'V. an 5... 1J - 15 8 it,. to 13 ' f - HIT. fnbscnocri weull nscctfally ter,. thanks to t'i:ir casu-mcr- and tin P ' rally fr tbcirlii-eru- paxron.-j;- aorcivfor?.' a continuance of the saa.e ; as they ar j.. to sell Goods as bw if nofto-src- r thaa i7T tr,.. ,.t S Jf:M,ll- - llavir.T IT.- ' JU.O nwi, w . 1 and weIl'-l-- - ted bxT of 5pria dsral.;oa su-vri- or i: t'.oc of Family L " C(.r.:o ar.'.i all,; "- : ; : Ft r well W- l:now; . . I . A.Hiiri yot.Ti uul,.' . ; ' V'eril sell S3 loW, Of Gccdi the bet, Ar! profit small, . .": ' ! We'll b.jat; th.s rest, " J?" - . : suiSyouun. i . Oar Stock cf Dry Goods havin rbcen pu.;,., the Eastern cities, wo flatter onr?e'v?s that surj asa our competitors.' it life luw pricej 13j qualities oi our ococx, ecu c;irnos-j- y her.nt make by cu'.lirg isd S3ein;r: for them-n!- purchasing tL--e where. . - CAREY, iv . N. B. Country rrod ij cf, all kinds bkj ;hange at the highest prlcc-j- , for Guodj. J1Zi- - DA'NISL,, Z00K, .WnOU:31I.B,;ANpj KZTAIL -- .;..'' i, ilitt County, 0. " lTa3in Store : , Pur o V.'hita Lad, Linseed Oil. Spanish Whiting, Bed Lea 1,.. . ' " Lithcrage, . Whita Clialk, ' Vcni:ian lied, S'4;:ni.sh Brown, Cream of T.irter," " TarL-iri- c Acid, .. - ' Sa'phcr Carb. Soda, Vinegar,- - - ' Turpontine, hal c?')da, . Copcra?, :; Saltpeter, . , Ui.rax, Mcx. Liniment, ; ' Vol. Oil do, ; Morland's do," Nerverand Bona do, Parrels , do, , , Louden's ' do, Jay3' Expt., Ionc'.on's do. Ciaciir-.- - - n JLia i Window Clas, ' Caster ; i Blue htcn?, 5 Alum, "iflr mad Glfv. 'Root do,. ' Saint LonisCla, Pan Grcee, L'hwme du. : do "yellow, , irtn 1 a;nt, .lite Zink do. 3 FishGil, Wjalo do. ','Wrighti' Illls, Chanipian's di, Jayan' London's i Can eha"J TP Baris Pain Kiilfr, .11. V. Stone'3 Conirb Car In addition to the above, I hare the bra.- - Druggist and Physician Shop furnitare, cals, Surgical instrument, a:id l'atcat i.L ever ofTered for ?a!e this C'ouatry. .Jkrehants and Ihys;ci;i-a- Iowt, laisi C!l Nebraska, respectfully, tod give June ISO..-- - DAHL ZD'.: HEW GO Ei.Legworyi nir An rrr. JUST ESCIXYTD b. b. j. d. -- rx. BROWNVnJLE, K T.' I,. Expressly this Markj;-- , Laryj aidl Selected Stock DRY GOODS, GROCEPJES. tor- CLOTHING, 'HATS CAPS, CASTINGS, NAILS, IRON", SASH, BOOTS SHOES, i:Ka.lway'aK.IL raI:neptocki Troird qrEExswAir. PIXE DOCL'ef CUTLER LATCI LGC, ', u C TZ A y j ' '. :: i sr '. V n , . i of f.? J ia are in v. ti iki: - - .' 7, r , ,t rj r v ; . : Jv & & 13 WINDOW, SHUTTERS 4',c' Q.i... HAVING been bought art! sl.irpea allow!.-- , ourselves able offer ducements not beroN,f been We ask examication o'.'our Gxxls prlt? fore purchasing elsewhere. .;Thi IStore larg'j assortment, Kmuu u.N.i lie rn::. roplin?, t.mghniny. ictom Lar Llmbroidered Ilabe?1, 1'taiJ Silky, &c., JiC. LC. ALL OF WHICH WILL IBS ISOLD VKH Juno 7, 1S50. ;.;. i f- r'i . .. . we ire it nr. as jjtj an , our of i: Vi : ; :.. j. HOLLAIjird Ma'cMniits FinsIers GU. EKGm but , . .Troat 'Slrec':, Wot'of Sxii, CINCINNATI, O, : Lb Ci - t'l (!.-r- l All : cot All C'" ,of :' for ' ' : have and wU .ta A. B. - tri Ah wj Ladies s-- Villi Would mast respectfully infma thclrfr'- . public fencrally, lit. they are - ' pared to execute ad orlcrs i:; line, wit?? ness. 'Having lately enlarged 1 heir six f the increased fa:il:tiei they .mw possess, th-- f -- merit a continuation the liberal pa:rona;t II,-.- has heretofore been estendol to- - thcai. ' Saw Mill Engines cf:i(:HTy Constantly on tan ?: consisting of tho bir on Muley. Mill Gears :;vl every destrif (. astings, warranted to be we i mi-d- o in ever?-- ' Iar. . - . . .T) j H They have al-- a B oil ?r Void aitfteW'jj s establishment, which cnabl'-S- ; tjem to V". in that lino furnished them, id irr, to work cn as rwwjocable terms i ? , siiop the countrv. ,, well to give us call nn cxaeiioe car'v'?"..' ' A. B. IlC'LALiSD B. W. LKWIS JAMES "W.I.EWI3 Oil, (Aral CO. De work ni s. J. Bir3 lat l'EBT B. W. LE WIS & BKOS. t ' MANUFACTrr.Er3 OP AIL r'.25C31TTICS CHETTIirG TOBACC ' GLASGOW, XISSOCM mnANKFrr. r.r tb vwhi vz&'J?'. X Wfl bnirw tirotA-,,- r,.io(I fnm OUf S friends and customer-'- , and while wpcc'-'ii- -J v ing a continuance cf the sarae.piadjio.T 'f spare neither pains noreiumKi to merit agJ cf the public, we beg' Icito ta aan-- William J. Lewis has withdrwn from o "; Thos. J. Bartholow is admitted partner date, style of tho fii ra rea fining and ar, that we have secured tho sctTiccJ of tap G. Davis who will hereafter act ia tic.f1 traveling salesman in correction Bartholow and will during e?miaj ' sonally wait upon our custooiers for tb!, soliciting their orders. ' Oursnock holiTtVv year cf all descriptions is unanimous! quality of which cannot fail to P78"",; lo- tion to consumer?. B. W. Glasgow, Mo.. January 6, IS 55 ST. LOUIS AND COUNCIL PACKET. j steairer ADMIRAL, baring Vea f ;,- - rpn. cpaired and refittul.will ply reg,J1-- St. Louis and Council BluS. during tt it u 4i '' A-- - 0 c ono - u s v. Ah- - r '' i- - rf - a LI & t of 1 " by in a i a the the 1333, touching at Jcferson City, B.dvi.;;. ... worth, St." Joseph, Savannah, ' Browarl, Xebraska City, St. Mary, andrtl iotcrr,!'" V Thankful for the patronage extcnW v, , MI UAL during tho p;ut goaior,' the "- -' ? ' punctuality and dispatch, to n srit tic of the- - favors conferred by shippers, 3' will receive all due attontiuiu C1IAS.X.BAKW-- " 0 Il.A.DAilST.t . HAVE now reHulv f-- r le WE Brick. WESWLM Ertwnvillc, Aaj-ir- t Z, IS3-J- . r.ite. V .hir r Or

f I Mn1-ivJl- NEW!. (xOODj anar rootto t..i.c. .tc., tl1VSBv the above rule, tho ccntcnts of Corncr?f Illinoi;i.an4 Streets, may. be calculated t for, any Urainc larnier; t.C3 barrels

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Page 1: f I Mn1-ivJl- NEW!. (xOODj anar rootto t..i.c. .tc., tl1VSBv the above rule, tho ccntcnts of Corncr?f Illinoi;i.an4 Streets, may. be calculated t for, any Urainc larnier; t.C3 barrels

banners'

: It is in r hie numberci ir.e .iJfnH to rbm-mit- s r.SontFruit Trees"to tharc m my

by:rfj.ce."

Aran ihuit thiis.

removec 11 f 1 ( r r inio tiiispract:

two objection!?:

intent

rccoramervJc;!

losecc tlicre

"1st. If this slioul.1 ultimately resultin getting rid of. the sprouts, it .vouldHave n "test" of acad stumps attachedto t.:o louy, or root, of the parent tree,ttMcn, in my opinion vrcuild solater tendcarlv clceir

tkci

)cncr orto its injury if not to its

tvouUficstroy them. The 'stumps vrculd re-main and be forever sending forth newFprouL-- . I would say, let the sproutsremain till Fcmctime in June 'or .July,(earlier or later,) then tlig- away thesoil froin the root of, the tree and cutoil the. sprouts closa to --the body, orrootto which they are attached,) asa scientific pruncr would cut off abranch, r.nd then replace the soil. Ifthe work be done as it ought to be, nom ore s p r o u t s will h e se en that y e ar,and generally, very few .the- - next-T- reat

those, that' come afterwards intho same manner, and you will toonfcr-r- jl of iLcm, aiiU ybuT trees willthrive under the treatment. J. L. II.

Rural Kezc-Ycrkc- r,

VICIOUS CATTLE. '.

.The common 5vica" of jumping andthrowing fencing" :ist taught to -- cattle,with scarcely any exception, by theirowners and care takers. t Fences halfdown soon fall by the nibbling of cattle,

. and teach the first lesson, especially if, cattle have any- - shrewdness in obscry-- .

ing cause" and effect. '. Very fine feedjust over a poor, fence is the next

. lesson; letting down bars and rail' fences to the calves,- - from laziness, so

. that the animal has to leap, i3 the thirdlesson, and the last is oftentimes first,s"econd;and third with, sheep until theywill 'scale anything. , .These thrcelessons are usually enough, but a fourth

. is often added, namely; placing oneadditional rail on the fence each successive day, as they become more skill-ful,-f- or

the ostensible object of keepin2the jumper within bounds, but really

" operating as a most ingenious. ancc to teach the art of vaulting. We

have heard of French bcins "taughtin six lessons," but very few animalsrequire more than four to take "Frenchleave of an ordinary cnclosurc.-J)oU- ar

Kcic?papcr,1 "

. .', " '

V. WAIL2 IS EABN-YAHB- S.

Such. Is "tfie . solvent power of water,that if admitted .in larc quantitiesinto barn-yard- s, it will dissolve intotho earth, or' into streams and ponds,

. a large guare of fcrtilizinjrrrtt n . 11

salts or. manure. lne manure 01 stalls snouia,

. if.possible, be housed; it should be.. kept moist "vrith the urine of animals,

. ; and suScient litter should be used to;ibsorb the whole of this, unless it be

.' preserved in a tank,. to be used as aliquid manure, the policy , of which isthought to be doubtful in this country,

I where labor is high. ": The true pro--.. 'cceding-- . for barn-yar- d manure is to

keep it as far as possible moist, but". not to. suffer, it to be drenched. - If

Mrv and hot, it aires its nutritious. gases to the winds; if drenched, it

."

loses its most fertilizing salts; when. cither scorched or drenched it is de- -

- composed faster, and doe3 net retainin itself a due proportion of itsenrich--.ang properties. Selected.

. VJ7ICE CP THE T7A1TH 2IEL0IT.

. A. , corrcspondent-o- f - tho - PrairieTarlncr presents the following methodof using water melons: ' v- -

"I endcaror, every year, to raise arood water-melo- n patch.' They area healthy and delicrhtfulfniit, I think.I cultivate the. icing .variety; plantearly m May, and aam toward theend of the month, so that they maycone m succession. Hhen they. commence ripening, we commence cutting,and use them freely during the hotweather. When the weather becomescool in September, we haul a quantityof them to the house, split them open,With a spoon scrape but the pulps in acullender, and strain- - tho water intovessels.1 Tv'e boil it in an Iron vessel,then put in apples or peaches, likesnaking apple-butte- r, and . boil slowlyuntil the fruit is well cooked, thenspice to taste, and you have somethingthat most people will prefer to applebutter or any kind of preserves. Or

.the syrup may be boiled without fruitdown to molasses,' which will "be foundtQ be as -- Cue as -- any-- sugar-hous- e

molasses.' TTc Lave made in a fall asmuch as ten gallons of the apple

. bultcr, it 1 mavso caLut, andmoiasscwhich has kept in fine condition tillMay." A. . . . :.

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. i Hi i

Cut Straw for Ianure. Not onlythe economy of cut feed recommendsthe practice to the farmer, hut asmaterials designed merely r.s heddingfor animalsjthe plan is valuahle. Wherethis is done, the manure is much morereadily retted, while it can he spreadupon the land with far greater facilityend umiormity. This point is notgenerally considered EuGciently.Manure while rotting in the yard isconstantly losing some-pa- rt of its mostvaluable clement?, and yet long straw

well t o incorporated with theU until it i3 thoroughly decomposed.

hy cutting it short it can he welltnDutcd, even without any previousting, and then the elements cscapduring decomposition are retainedthe soil for the us cf of growing

nts. hdcel'd.

The exports cf domesti butter anddices

nnot

irom the, United fe;atesj&jrc ona much larger scale; t ban mcy,. perhaps

arc aware of. During the Sscdyear of.lS55, the shipments of butteramounted to i.ylo.iU(J lbs., valued at

418,723; and of fhcc?e;;'!.84G,5G3lbs., valued at P514,03 L Of Lie butter,the largest ' proportion,' ' bl,0T5 lb?.,was sent to British 'Vest jjidi'es." ToEngland there wcrs c :;portcd3?&43,000lbs., of : cheese more tlumy. three-fourt- hs

of tlie entire shipment. "Nearly50,000 lbs., of butter i were sent toChina, and nbput .234,000 Dr;, to Aus-tralia. Strange as it may seem, duringthe same fiscal year S70,CC0 lbs., ofbutter Avere imported into tlje UnitedStates from British 'N or'L' America;Hamburg, Bremen, Holland, Englandand France, for home- - consumption!Besides this,: 005,214 lbs.; . re' im-

ported for exportation.; ; !; Tho importsof foreign cheese were on a moro ex-tensive scale, the total - amount !'bcinn-1,520,94- 2

lbs., valued' at $li6,2GThe Germans sent us 157,163 lbs.,'' oftheir fragrant . Limburgcr ; and othervarieties, and the Butch 223,021 lbs,France sent us the largest supply1.002,14Glbs. ';:

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t": ;' iniE CAPACITY CF CISTE2X i

The simple, rulo byf which : farmersand others can determine the contentsof a cistern, circular in its form, andof equal size, at" top", and bottom, isthis: Find the. depth and.-diameter- ininches; square the diameter, arid rhulrtiply the square by the. dicimal ,0034,which will find the quantity of gallons

Zoi cuDic mencs ocmx a (rnonfor one inch in depth! Multiply Jhisby thcVdcplh,"ah(I divide by r3 J, andthe result "yul be the number Gi barrelsthe cistern will ihold.. Fori 'ccli footin depth the number of barrels," answering to the, diiterent diameters, are:For-- a feet diameterFor 6 . "For 7 u uFor 8For 9 " aFor 10

i m mm

' ft

3 n0.15

n.sa15.10

' '13.65

Bv the above rule, tho ccntcnts ofCorncr?f Illinoi;i.an4 Streets,

may. be calculated t for , anyUrainc larnier;

t.C3 barrels.

ize.- -

Destroy,fort, fable

of bread, times with the the market affords,pains snared the

it io uum;, guestsput of "TRY 'PALMER

one snoonful nulverizediii' 4

annij seed, half a drachm of saltpetre,the same of white lead,, and a. wineglassof extract of 'hops. Now throwyour crumbs bread: digest for ixhours in a moderate heat; strain througha cloth; add thereto thirty drops ofthe tincture of let it stand

next uay, ana men. Dome ix.- - comeurnbs of sugar saturated - w ith thisiquor bo a speedy-cur- for cock

roaches: Some pieces bread satura--cd with twill all the fats and

mice, me aoovc lS.cxtensiveiY manu- -actured and sold at' a great profit.

high teices coninjin"Under this heading the last number

of the Prairie Parmer proceeds toargue and figure tnc aurniative.To sustain the position assumed ourcontemporary gives the rate, of increase of population, productionof the principal crops from 1840 to1850 shoeing that tho increase ofthe latter should have been muchcreator than it was, . in order to correspond with the former. The increase

population during the period namedwas 56 per cent. while tho increaseof - and oats were only percent, each, and, rye decreased 'nearlyfour and a half millions .

s.

Indian corn' increased 57 per centhowever, or 21 per cent, over' the rateof increase population while thencrcaso. pacG-wi- th

population; The ratio of incrcasa bfanimals is also cited lar bbw thatof population. For. the period named,while the .population as statedincrcased.oC) per cent., tho ratio of increase cattle was- - only 24 per cent.,

sheep 16 per cent., and ot swine15 per cent..' t These and other figuresand reasonings lead our contemporaryto the ,

. present hignprices must continue. .

V e think, howevcr,thatif the figures could be broughdown to 1856, and the present condition and production of foreign countrieswere duly considered, the Farmer

harulj- - venture-,-- as it now does,to "hazard tho prediction that" priceswill go vp, rather than down, althoughunder: the. influence, of .momentarycauses they may below tho presentstandard, but not to rema in long down."

Though able, ourarticle is not convincing to our mind,and still adhere to the opinion, expressed in a recent number

relative to the Wheat Crop andthe prohahle price of that importantstaple. Jiural JS ew-- 1 ,. ,

- "-, r-r ttt. . -

SEVEN HEADED UIE AT. C I1S.VC

been Mr. ofthis place, a --fevr Eample heads of theseven headed "wheat, TYhich vtq think alittle ahead of any of the cereals yetexhibited. They the farmMr. II. Hudson, on .Santa Ko.sa creek,who ha3 a four aero pat:h of thisvariety, he confidently expectswill yield him from seventy to eightybushels per acre. Pciahma (Califor-nia (Journal. - -

The horse, i Lex-ington has sold for 15,000.This the highest price' e ver paad fora horse in this country.

U

"Met

oliver Bennetts co:, .:

y ANTFACTiTKEBS ANT- - WHOLESALE rEAtXKS

XO'. 87 '"JTALV Sinr.LT, ,SA 1X7--1 0 CIS, MO.

AEE "SOW lS.Ki:c::i IT of a com assortmentof wd3 from tlieir own and c'Jiot jBUcufac-torics- ,a

iapted ejpec:al!y to the Wc-ter-n trade. "

- Fur?hA-;cr- an invited .to' "cxaiune their stock,manufactured aud selected with great care endWarranted of superior qnaiity.' Orders will receiveprompt and carefal attention.

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And is rrerared to rcccire and orders for any machinery manufactured or kept on band, by tbese establishments. - - - '. :

Letters of enquiry, promptly answered. ' ' '

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Noel, Late:- - & .Cb Bit rnTiIIc," N. T, Steam Mill.N uckolls & nite, lctport, Zlo.

f .

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Tln31y. - Brownvi'.lo, Juno 21, 1856.

J PALMER HOUSE, :

S. BARBOUR, Proprietor.harn-yar- d, cistern, and manure-tank- s Wasliington

and

this

. INDIANOPOLIS, IND.rnlTIS well-know- n and popular note!, has recently'.A bjen re-bu- ilt ahd greatly enlarged by the addi-

tion ot tixty or seventy room1, and is furnuhedthrouzhoat new and beautiful furniture, and is

How to 'CQciaioAciiEs, ln.1l.t;r-stHas- IIie!-.'.JraTdcr- s

.r . will find can eom- -

iiATS, AND ALICE. lake a' feixpenny lux-ur-y and pleasure. The will at all

loaf the'f Staler tl.b" betterJ be supplied best, ., 1.1 .. i' 1.1 and no will be to render stay of

icuuuu u, iijcu 111 a, put, ui b0th comforta.ule and pleasant.water two spoonfuls; cayenne . THH HOUSE." !

nenncr. of August so, 1356. . ?ini3-iy

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quassia,;;an'din

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wheat 20

ofofhay-Jias-kept- ;

as

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conclusion that

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contemporary's

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orker. V

trrshown by McColIotigb,

are from of

which

celebrated racebeen

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C. Xeir&,oi

A

Exploration

woodOrr,

MILLWRIGHT ENGINEER

he

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fill

with

"A TUIiTQ OF. JiJiUTY IS A. JOY 470LEVEE.COLES VOTAGB OT LIFE.

Childhood, SJIaahood Old Ase,Four splendid Line Engravings, from the Originalsin the Gallery of, tht Spingler Institute-.- l'lates,loxii." J'aper.Z'oxJi. ? v s ; r

(j REAT .NATIONAL tVOF.K.Of five years' execution, involving an expense of $20,000. Artist's proofv 3-- 0, India Lettered, 530.Plain, $20..- - '

17 A nrospectns containing a full description oftho work, with testimonial from our first ARTISTS,our most eminent, DIVLXES, our most distinguishedSTATESMEN, the best accredited JLUuES OEAliT, at home and abroad, together with tho

VOICE OP THE PRESS 'i

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Of this city, and also of the highest European au' 'thority, -

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THE LONDON ART JOURNAL, 'Will be forwarded on the receipt of two postagestamps.; :, ;

The Trade supplied on the mostLiberal Terms. '

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Appropriate and tasteful styles of frames, prepared expressly for this work, at the lowest cash rates,are furnished at prions varying from $1(1 to $32 theset. Uoxing, packing and cartage from ?1 to $2Address the Voyage of Life, Rev. A. It. WOLFE, ?

Tlnl4tx , Spingler Institute, JN. 1

MORE MEN WANTED.A FEW more activi and energetic young men can

Xjl find immediate employment, by which they caneasily make $600 to $ 1000 a year, to act as agents forseven! new and popidar works, just published fpragenfcu and not for sale in book stores.

We have a great many agents employed, many ofwhom are making from $la to Slit) per week. Ihosowho visb. to engage in this --pleasant and arrecablebusinuss, will for particular requisites, &c, address

::J U. It UElillY & CO.i -- Publisher:) and Wholcsalo Booksellers.

Editors of Xcwspaters, bv riving the above andfollowing, three inserdons, and calling attention toit, shall receive any three of tho following works;

Lift of Josephine, by Ileadly, .$15Lift of. Lafayette,-- , '"' ' $1,25

! Life of Napoleon. ' " $1,25Wild Scenes cf a Hunter's Life, . . v $1,00 T

' .Life of. Mary and .Martha V ashington,- - $1,1)0i Odd Fellows' Amulet, , , , $1,00; Any person wishing any of the above books, canbave them sent by mail, frea of. postage, on receiptof Uie above retail pneo. - - r.

vl-n- 4 C. L--. DERBY & CO., New Tork.

! ' RURAL PUBLICATIONS. -

! TttE Cooctey Gehtlemax is a beautifully illustrated weekly of 18 pages quarto, with special Dopartments for the Farai, tho Grazier,, the Dairy, theFruit Garden and Orchard, tho Florist, the KitchenGarden, the Housewife, the Fireside, Ac. "This iwithout question, tho best Agricultural Paper in theUnited States." Hen. John Wextwoeth, iL C. ofIllinois. I'nce 52 a year. ... . , .

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Tub Ccltivator, monthly, 32 pages octavo wellknown for twenty ycar3, as the best monthly ajrricultural Journal in this country.- Price 60 cents peryear. '. - .

TEB iLirSTKlTED AXXTAI r.EGISTEIt OP RrRALAtfaiks. The two N os. issued for 1855 andlS5f,contain more than 250 engravings of building?, amaJs, trees fruits, io,To?t paid by mail.

Prico 25 cents each sen

T1

J nesa works combine attractions to be found in nosimilar publications, and the publishers will sen:specimens of tho papers to all who would lika to cxamino them, i'ubhthed at Albanv, Is. Y.. bv

SON.

OT. JOSEPH LUMBER YARD; On Edmond Street near CargilPs Mill,

- .St. Joseph, Missouri.W. J. TAYLOR,- Removed" from the clc1

' Str.nd io tna above cataed place.rTinE undersigned is now fully prepared to accomJ. modato his patrons and friends with the best as

and

sortment of Pine Lumber ever ofTored in this mar-ket, comprising not only White Pine Lumber endWhite and Yellow Flooring, ready dressed; but alsobest assortment of I'mo and Cottonwood shinglesPoplar Siding, &e.' ; '

eito

v. .1

He has now on hand, at his Lumber Yard, theand best assortment of Boors, Sash and Veni- -

Jnfic

tian blinds, ever offered in this market, a portion ofwhich is direct from Cincinnati manufactories, whichenables him to-se- ll at very reduced prices. He infully prepared to 11 all orders in his line, at shortnotice, and particularly solicits the Kansas and Ne-braska trade, for ho has the articles they want andm ast hare. Be rure to give mo a call, near CargiU'aMill, and in the immediate vicinity of the St? Jo-seph Brewery. - V;

THE NEW FLOURING LULL.CLARK'S PATENT COMBINED GRINDING

cr Llerchant Flouring Mill. Thihighly ingenious and much needed invention formsan entirely new feature in the manufacture ofWHEAT and FLOUR, by the superior manner iawhich it performs its work GRINDING and BOLT-ING the Grain at a single operation into Sevendifferent kinds of fiour and. feed. '

This mill possesses advantages to numerous to beenumerated in any advertisement. The propel wayto fully appreciate its great merit is to seet it run.It is in operation daily atNo. 313 Broadway, Corner Court St., St. Louis, Mow

State and Country Rights and Mills For Sale. i

W. W. HAMER & CO.,Broadway and Court, 2d Story.

ii.L'-ii. jJ- -

patent gun s:

'f;

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rnilE SUrSCRIX:R is now prepared to far-'J- L

nish Farmers and gts with his - . .' PARATOn," ;

for the Trpson :nn. lh' nnneces:-ar- y t speaK

particularly of tho ineri'f these llschinc?, ss theyare too well known thrcrhout tho country io a

Iling; but tho fact they nave here toi anu ;--non t'hpitie3 of St.

are . .i, IknS ntA .onunuir.ir to receivanc premiuaia . Trf.'irinf St. Joseph

Cr.-nnt- FiilM TiiPT h;iva exniDiuM . :n i,k,J . . t , i rnr. i rrni H114n.i.i ,1 "j- -. w yf cno Bia-- .iCUb IU JEUUCU Ikil tll-- 111 nau I

chinc,.to purchase one of hesAt

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with the best of themio in England, in lso., iy evenicg?, tyVw:ii Le3ht ;

received the highest of the rp?, and "itfsens or w not bo detained at J. L. Panttc'ai; - Ut'M)r rEIi.6f the leading ,. griptltunlists of that county. gut to p:orro ajra inst conUr-gcnucs- , t..i.c..Iliave large, nomber ou band, ready for ihe a are-Hoa- -o TTnatlac, '

crop, best material, ani not meeting them prnapt.y, and ,v c.lcchn i

ranted to work. '" ' Sthoutchae which we-dec:- the andgood to Do tHOLES

J.Iha,BmadeBttny.tiIuaWolmproTcnicDt1n these etrreemcnt to passen- -r or shiver X SILevee, tl1VS .mfii.li!nMw!t.? n.nw.f bavo v.T.in the Drcjcut and t .- have now itin tbent superior to any mine. by promptness and ata- -

Mo tbe, large atd uost goncMv ) t-- aMaalaorjaringjllarge camlet of Crr.wford fS "officers and n,;cnts to .r ,rclf MjuchijcntJ.--

t,

Improved Clover llullrr,

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thn immediate sancrvis!ca cf thepatentee, who hs pennancntly latins place

The above ciitrcDrcsenU car four horse " Sep;wa--

tor," and is designed especially for tkc larmcr own"

- Im also agent' foT McCormick'a ;cokbratcd EEVP- -EB awl MOWIJiO ACHlMS,coialinca..

J.' JI0FPITT, Piqj MiATin coumy, Uhio.

:! Furuituro and ; XTpholstry. ,u. .r.f. Of Great Variety.,, aAt the Furniture AVare Room? of

, HEATON , & 'TJIDIBLE,: ,- -

'On Second Si'jn of tie Qhairand Bcdittad;continued literal patronage ofTHE Joseph, North Western Jiissouri, Kansas, Ne-

braska and Western Iowa, for all of ;which we feelthankful, has induced U3 to increase our facilities for

.business1- Having built dast spring,1-- ' verylarge JJannfactory en Francis street,anil having employed some of tho very best workmenia the Eastern, cities; we are now determined net tobe out done bv any other Furniture Establishment inthe Jlissouri Valley, quantity, quality, durability,styles and prices. Oar stock consists in of E)so- -

wood. Walnut and Wahorony Uureaus, marlle andsolid of every style: extension, centre, caid. dining and side table; Book cases, Wash stand?. Worktables and Wradrobes, Sofas, divans, ottomans findfootstools. sorin2 seat parlor chairs, rocking, nurso,elizabcth chairs : of .every variety. - 'Mahogany, walnut, cherry and bedsteads of every stvle-- andvariety. Spring, hair, moss, cotton and shuck faat--iroaiM A-- .knotithni with all. other articles in our

kept Furniture Wareroom. ing their Charter,say then to all who may good ei ther prepared transfur hotels, nw on bed rooms, rive ns acaii ana ut, a

Jamine our work and prices, and we think tou willleave your hero in place of sending it to fcfLouis and getting aa inferior article at me!?ainoprice you can get a good one here at. . s , :

Our motto is tho cash system, which will enable ussell at smaller than ours or any other estab-

lishment can do where the credit is adopted.N. B, Tho highest paid"Tor scasoncu al--

nut and Cherry Lumber, . ."

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St. Joseph, Aug 30, 18a5 vlnl3lf -

McCiEE,Saddle v and . Harness Ilakcr,

East eido Alain, bet. Francis Felix St.,'

. ST. JOSEPH. MO. .

nnHAKKFUL for pa3t favors, begs leave to informX the public, that he has just returned from St.

Louis with as fino an assortment materials as hasever been purchased In that market.

His stock consists of superior articlo of SkirtingIarncss, bridle leather, hog, calf, and ghcep skins;

hand

with Gun

have

line,want

beautiful arti- - entrusted to us, wiUmcetlaarnA? rnfiiii energetic and wnicn

aaoaio xreos, irom rea! this Express, and itdown to the common fail-bac- k. He has on "hand

and will continue to keep saddles, saddlc-bag- i,

of evcrvquality, ' liasalso, buggy, Pennsylvania, yankce, cartdrsT

Uo has now, nor will ho keep other thanNo 1 workmen, hi$ instructions to them neat

and strength, lie, therefore, feels no hesitationin that his work will be no

surpaaseu. n nl'.pledges to soilthe article) lower than any house west of tho Aliogheny Mountains.

disposed to him have onto call to be assured of tneir

- oi. ju, viuijuThe-Great-

' Western Central

Dayton & Western & Indianarail no

through trains change - .

Between Dayton, Indianapolis aiuUChicago,'" " " --

Terre Haute," " Ix)uisville.

First Morning Train Dayton for Indianapolisat 6:20 A. m. '

Second, Train leaves Dayton forapolis at 1 . .

M, MITn

WM, H. THOIIPSON. - J. .

! THOMPSON & TAAFFE,- -

Successors to Barrows d-- -

Wholesale Grocers,And Commission Merchant,

Ho. 13, Street, Ciaciasati.; Particular attention will be to orderfor UrocerLa , which will always executed at

prices. ......; 'W3I. GfARRISON, :

eal Estate ArentPLATTSlIOTJTir, X T. ,

HAS now on hand valuable lots andand Claims, which will

sell cheap. . . ,for the City of Flattsmouth, he will

lots to thoso who wish to settle the tjwnon and reasonable terms. r . .

Ofileo J. H. Brown, Esq.

New Hardware Store.of the Jlill '

' J. FLAHERTY,'

Importer, and

TS NOW receiving and opening the largest and most

My embraces full and complete assortmentand Builder's Mechan-

ic's toola of every din;ct from theapproved and

tools implements, in greating all the recent and for

vast labor to th farming com-munity, from whom I

Also

offer suchwill command this andadjoining My for

agencies American Hardwaretogether with experience in tho generalware me; not only to defv alltion, but convinced mo true

smaii30, . rlnlgtf

MSSOURi PACKET.

OGDEN.

St. and ,Khi,best tho

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Attest: II. P.'EL'XTOV W: . .."

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0.Tn,1."nen

Trmr.lon. cvry iiiui(-..ij-

AM.,r,t; stnet. O..P. Lrk?.

1530. yi-n- u

ST. JOSEFII AND COUNCIL BLUFFS--irr-mm -

TIIi;-entirely.ECW:n-

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K B.,T. P. Holland,Kerc?ct Clerk;) hann.b.en built for

it,., f:litit ore

. . .evcrj

been .

OClrx;S

Bluffi and Omaha

anar Upcra,freight

allthem Omaha

ofowners,, ALE Grocers Comn,.

nd "''"l1" season,

lar-- e

located

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Sanner

Street,

doing

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: NOTICE., NOTICE.Merchants, .Spoitsmcn Manifacturcrs.

(HORACE E. DI.1IICK"1P.EAT

VT Pishing ,ang'Ap- -

paratus variety, 12,St. Louis,: the the tho Win

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f-- 'th,,

of isIn

We constantly on full assortment ot

Ilimtin' Target andTogether variety" Purcu?sion

and Wadding Fishing Tackle,connected the

- ' ' ' ' ' '.

Ilttnurea loauicg ofpatents. . , . -

All of- - gun material and mounting,La the forged, filed :.. .1

eaU and for yourselves youpurchases; as is th3 true

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Our are' all warranted by ts23, ; -- August

Richai'dison's

Principii Office .12, .Main St,-

...

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to the public,- - thatLino to this Hav--

usually ia Wo complied tli requisitionFurniture, and orgaxuzcU, are to

ex- -

money

profitssj'stem

pneo

of and

of

martingaleswhip-lashe- s,

are

Koutc.

of

jfayetto,7.

in

Hardware,description,

importing

CO'SWESTE1N

Maineverysign Doer

dow.,

with everyAVad

kc, fact,

Two Urecch iiiuca various

kindsstate.

make your experience only

leave theytheirwith

fully

General Agency Business. ..

The has attended tho Propri-etor, is guarantee tho satisfaction rendered, andit will be the aim and of theof this Company, to pc'siblc facility forthe and saio transmission cr - -

Honey, Valuable Parcels,JJuntlles oi jjercaanaize, T

and t, on reasonableto on the at Stwith Express for New

New Boston, Ghicago,Cincinnati, Uurhngton, KockIsiand,llcm-phis- ,

Pittsburgh and Puffalo; and totc wn and in tne

and California. ' "

A llessenger will put cn the newha, making weekly here and St.

connecting with ourdaily line to Stand all aa of thethe patronage of tho is respecttully

fine and A business with tho sameniA &Tii a1 a hunt . f . .. .. . . .

vTr V , attention nasxie nas variety oi

pre-emine- nt

Mexicana and and Gnmslev rat-- 1 : wtbri-

dles, halters, eollars, whipshames, traces, spurs, &c.

coach, andharness,

not anyand

nesssaying seldom

himself quality

Those suspect gassing,mistake.

josepn, Augusi

ad.without gt!5ge,

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leaves

Eveninr Indian

JAMES Sup't.

TAAFFK

Thompson.-- )

Pearl

givencurrent

severalTimber Prairio

Being agentfurnish

cheap

Sign Saw.

Wholesale Retail Dealer

eombia

mTTE Brownv

Cabinet House

horticulvariety,

usefulsaving amount

request careful

liberal

11!trade, enables

principleprouts.

Councilriver, having

Comma

niraiin;Mn1-ivJl-

GuarC

and

Guns,lliflcs. ristols. Tackle

at'Xo.street.

keep

Cups,

Guns, Paper,

Tradd.

finishedPJeasp examine before

snide.goods

vlnltf

No.ST.;

informExpress place.

being

success which

alway? study ticcutivegive every

epeedyand

uooas,every terms,

points .Missouri liiver, Louis,other

York, Orleans.Louisville,

almostvilnnge Lnitcd Aus-

traliasteamer Omv

trips betweenLouis

points above. behalfpublic solicited.goat morocco,

prompt nlwaysevery made

Enzlish. Beard

market

stock

share

1S5G.

every

DIRECTORS.;Louis..

Enw Ann Mead. SxMErr. JfcCAiiTXEY.W. D. W. Eekxakd, Toolet.

Joseph EiCHARP?of.B. F. Barry, Alton. W. I'igot,

JCSEPH RICHARDSON, Pres't.S.' M. Grat, See'y.vln2. Henry Ktlk, General Agent.'

wuero 1 A S 'XT' TTAs small profits and quicx sale, is bi3 motto, 1I If I

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, COUNCIL IOWA.

WHERE may bo found a large assortmentAND STATIONERY, and

in their line, consisting in as follows: - - -

. Histories andNarratives and Travcb,School Books,

"Works, ::Lives of Eminent Persons,

Works, " .. Standard Poetical '

Religious Works,Song Books,

, Bibles and Hymn Books,, Novell and Light Reading,

Pictorial Works,;.; Blank Books, .

. Paper, Pens and Ink, . .

and Books," '

, Toys and Fancy Primcrsj.Portfolios ano Albums.

rn.nua

thousand other nscful and necessary articlesin the line, , , t

Also, red, black and blue INKS, our own man- -nfacturc. Wholesale and Retail, as chean ran behad in St. Louis, and warranted of tho best quality,yuu up in quart, pint ana nalt-pi- nt bottles: also, iutour and two ounce bottles. " -

men wishing bill of ' ;

W i111 ISCan be' supplied here at 20 uer cent above nublishers prices, we paying all costs and obtaining thema; the shortest notice. Uur arranzements embraceany COOKS in tho Uni-ted States. ' .

Call and see our stock wo aro new besrmnerawni serve our to the best of onr hilifv

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vu in-us-, hc suro win oe saiistactort.

) , CRAIG & SANFORD.Council Bluffs, Iowa, June 11, '55

TO STEAMBOATMEN.r CORD-WOO- D FOR SALE. -

At '2.25 --ner Cord.TAMES W. COLEMAN informs the IWf. Fnt.nJr,O the upper trade, that he keeps constantlya3 good supply of Cord-Woo- d, as can be foundon the river. Landing srood.

ood ard one mile above BrownvL'dc.American German, English & TeFritorv

AagustHAEDWAKE AND

tcbraska

:

ST. JOSEPH, MO.' " ;

"

'. F- - DINGS & CO.,Importer of, and Wholaale Dottlert in

L varied arsortmcnt of goods in the above line ever Frfmr1l(rPrTTiTT' "RrifisK ,''offered in any market west of St. Louis... - T

ofa

Manufacturers

BIYER

EMPOPJ'UM,

Minnie Rifles,

Llisscuri

MISSOURI:-

Philadelphia,

States,.Luropc,

BLUFFS,

Biographies,

.'Missccllaneou3

STANDARD

CUTLERY.

manufacturers;

41HOSIERY, GLOVES, TOYS, NOTIONS

Manufacturers of all kinds of Brushes.39 North Main Street, (Up Stairs,)' ' ST. MO,'.

HAVING since first January, adopted thealso exclusive asent for the sale the relpbrativi 4--1- - VICISlve n&n ssystern, draw the attenSt. Louis Circular Mill and Cross Cut Saws which E10n taye" tbe fact that have revisedwill warrant, and fill all orders ihe factary prices ur ctire stock an(l reduced former Credit Prices

large assortment Guns, Kifles and Pisbd' .. to ccn" aording the naturo theIron, Steel, Nails, 4c.. cf the best brands: wnr.l aiacrent articles,

'shore.

my stock is very completewhich, for its quality ad Commrison ResnPCtfllllpnco,Iamdctenuined as AttJUUliytrado

counties.and

long

ha3 that the of" vxsu iviiu

August 1856.

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Cards Gift

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of 20 to ofin

toof Price Iist. may be had on application.

ti. iiouis, ivug. ij, 1300. yi-ni2- tf

SIIAW, &,BARBOU, tiirORTllK3 & TOEBSRS OP ..

oocl53 Pearl Street, Cincinnati.L. BlBOCR, C. 6. SHAW. h. C. TTH. (I. H. niTinOTTrt

TKSZ"?? KrWETY BORERS, who can handleBaldwin, Commanderf is rnnnin" her regular tho spade, ara wanted immediately at

onBrowntiHe, Territory.

At,

Liberal wages will be given by thoJ. D. X. THOMPSON.

rets

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to virnt i !

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P.uitamantaCarueliaDuranteSaluado-- a

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agricultural

everything'

LOUIS,

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Packages,

description

responsible Comxanies,

Enterprise,

surpassingly

cbartcrized

(considering

improvements

respectfully

l,ex!ngton,

OF

everything

Agricultural

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French

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inducement? DOilCltCa.

arrangements

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.'ri'5 lbl3 loar.cruih-idan- p.jwd.red scet;. 200 do and bf di plantation moli.e?;

400 pkgs Bclcber's sy. uv.la.e.?; 10 b,s U"; liO hf thestj Y 11 tea; 27i do Imp. (x P and

'Black do: - " - ; -

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150 casks R. Cirb sodn; 2j di sa.leratu3j ,! . 2CU boxcit Cabbilt'd saleratus; ! - - "

273 do Va and tbnoco;-73,000 Spanish ciar; 20,000 iTav and CaKasixc?;,..i;ai bxs star a:.dles; 111 cask3 currantsj

1000 bi.l.-- bfd):nd kits 1 and 2, makcrel; . r

50 pkgj No. 1 sa!xan; SOOt) .b:cs tumblers:20 D itaad pt Casks; Z 3 nests tub, 3 and S; --

503 dozen aiSDried pail;;;'15C0 ski prime P.io coffee; GOO packets Java; .

- ;75 sacks Muha. do;'2500 k"3 Winol-n- and Eoston nails asd brads

assorled 3d to 4JJ;'75 bx3 Bait Cove oyster?; 275 bales batting;200 ska El 3 cotton yara assorted;.

coils 31an. find Jute rop; ' .

' 100 bxs pcprranl --pimento; 7 bhls a'monds;.100 drums f.gs: G:)l) bxs lif and qr 11 11 raiiin'i

5 drum3 cod sh:;i25bx3 do;' .,' .r , ,

15 case-- sardiaes bf and qr: i' '

350 boxes asserted pickles, ketchup;300 bxs palsu and fjia. soap;30 do tiorll c'dls:

.'500 do asst window glass: 50 lg3 earpel chain;100 doz line Mivhboard?: 50 grckS yeasi pow'ds;

- GO ne.sts willow basket-- ;.

a gvnerat raid full stock of for--ci'rn and doniC4tic Wiacs brandies, tc - ;1

vr. p. oilman : .:

GROCER, No. ISO Scw sfreet,WHOLESALE ia store a large and well selected stock, which is offered at the market rai.es, con- -

lstmg in part a f ...370 hhd3 U. svi'xt; i';,'J u;s loa:, cruised a.

powdercil do; -

laUt) bags liioi'ooe: luu uo Java qo; . r

150 ibla S. II. syrup molassei'; S5D do S. II.mola.-cp- ;

2.";0 bbls plantation r.ol;v yl:gn!at-jvcre- l

100 boxes cod Hah : 100 bbls Wilningtoa tar:5C0 kegs P..ston and Pittsburgh naiLj; : .

63 kegs fing lid m-'!-; 73 tags cotton yarn; .

" 50 bales caqt clu.in; 130 do cotton twine;100 bales- wickingi 430 els JLinilLi and Jute

cordiigc; ,. . . ,

1C0 doz plow and cofhes Jmc;400 boxes window glass, assorted sizes;-- ;

2000, lbs W. chalk: 3D0 do alum; 1300 do s'tpcter;20000 osnabnrg suets; 10 ke sup. ci)rb. foda;

200 half cheets Imp.. Y.-H- and G.P.tas;300 boxes Imp., Y. J. and G. P. teas; , .

450 boxes Virginia" nnd Missouri tobacco;100 bx. smoking tobacco; 50 do cut chewing do;150 br. star candles; 70 do sperm do;30 candle mould?;239 bonces p 350 j.lcg5?aleratus: -

' 3 cases Ma. indigo; 6 ccroonu P. do;' SOHjgs peeper; 15 d pimento; 200 bxs g'J sices:SO). . G. D, per. caps, 250 mn C. & L. piper:30) doacorn. and fary pails, 100 no800 C3ts 2 and 8 qt tiib.; 250 mats cajsia;

23 razes prunes; 40 s currant; 3 do madder;'r 5' bbls whiting: 10) rms wrapping

'-- 50 bales Osnaburg?; broom, zinc washboards,

churns, Ac., Ac., June-7- , '53.

WGLAStJOW & BROTHER.

COLESAIJ3 CBOCEP.S, FORWARDINGAND COMMISSION MEIiC HANTS, No. 50

Levee, have in elora and to arrive the followingGoods, which they oiler ior salo at the lowest prices,

1000 hhds fair toJp rlmo N. 500 boxes Yeast powdrs;U. bugar; loo kejs sap Caro btxla;

1CC0 blia clfd sugar; , 100 box-- s

800 do If and crush'd do; 500 els Manilla Cordage;500 do S. II. ni' la.es;81) 0 do a n ta 1 c n do;100 tcs prime Rice;

1000 pks G, and B. Teas; "

1000 bags Rio coffee;100 do prime old Gov-

ernment Ja. eolTee;1000 kegs Nails;UuO boxes I n, Ulemo a

rarauy Soap;100 boxes Fanev Snap;S00 do Star "Candles;250 do Mould do;

60 . do Castilo Sonn;100 do ' Starch:300 do Va.mafd To- -

) 11 CCO '' '200 do Mo. do;800 j do. Smoking do;

"

1100" do iCuba Cigars;00.000 Beg. Cig. Imp.;100 bags Pepper;23 : d Alspiec; .

300 bbls hf do .Ma'cl.;500 boxes Glass;100 bales Batting:200 doi Painted Bukts;

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300 do . Jute do:500 doi Manilla A; Grass

Bed Cords;SH0 biixes Baisins;2o bbU Almonds;

lOOboxosLcm. Sj-m-

300 do 'ass'd Candles;100 Preserved Fraiti';100 do . Meats;

'100 do : Pickles:100 'do Ketchups;100 do Olive Oil;

73 do Brand'd Cher.;50 do ' do Pcaihep;30 coses Carjaccas

' " ' Cbocolate;40 Jo Wood bx mafch's;50 do Sardines, quarter

and half boxes;5 caes Citron;

lObbbMxscnsElViflg:5 cas Nutmeg?;5 lo Indigo; .

50 clo B. C. Oysters;1500 r,:nms Wrop. Letter

at.d Cap Paper;300 nests Tubs, U's-S- 's;

LIQUORS.,10 half pipes puro old 58 bbls Malaga Wine;

.Brandies; 1C0 Ikts Dennis Champ,100 cases do .do do; 100 do Ilcidsick do:100 bbU Monon. U his'y; ' 50 ca.?cs t bl Md. Wine;100 do old Bye Whisky, 200 boxes Claret Wine;

- ery superior; St. Louis,Jnnolth, 1856.

II. G. HOIES & CO., '

No. 16,'Mam Street, St. Louis Mo. .

4 GENTS for Straub's Com and Wheat MillJL the "Queen of the South." This rcmarkabb

Mill ha? been kept secured to the inventor by tavcatrecently, nowevcr, (Juns 2(th; 1Sj4.) Letters

Patent for the United States have been granted. !e- -curing tne invention lor locrteen years. This Minas sustained itself wherever it has been brought in-to competition with other Mills. It was run ag;t'nstthe other make of. Mills of our city, at the Ohio"stateFair, in 1830, when it drew a diploma, the bestCorn Mill, and was awarded a fine silver medal.

Of these Mills we manufacture five Kize.? fr cornand three expressly for grinding wheat fl;ur, '

The peculiar novelty of this Mill is, the understone is th.8 running stone, ia all coses. . There is nolimit to the speed, and as speed everything in Tinding, wui out grind any upper grinder in tho world.

Secondly: By thisi arrangement we aro enabled toget grain into tho Mill with a very small cj--e. cer.se-qucnt- ly

we grind nearer tho centre, and of coursewith less powoi than any upper runner can be made.

Thirdly: Oar Mill takes any kind of grain withoutchoking We warrant against chohing in any and nilcases. This is a great vexation causing delay andtrouble in all Mills whero the nprer stono is the run-ner. Of course, we mean small Mills, where the mo-tion must be high to do much bmduess.

Fourthly; Our Mills never take unjurr by mnnin"empty tho under stone not touching the upper one,no injury can be done. . This is an important advan-tage over all Mills where the upper stono i3 the run-nc- r-

. August 23, 1351. vln!2tf

THOSE wishing to purchase LOTS ia the Town ofwould do well to give ns a call, wo

have 60 Lots which will be sold very cheap far caHAlso, &Xots in OMAHA CITY, for sal. Una Are

of B. B. J. D. X. THOMPSON.Brownville, X.T. June 23,1335. i;f

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notice.THE stock' holders of the Xeracha .LriJa

are hereby notified that it is necessaryto insure the immediate ere-tio- and ofsaid Bridge; that the amount of stock subscribed, bepaid ia in full, before 1st, September.

By order of tho Board 'August 2, lS5S.-v2-n9-- 2t JOHN S. JUXXICK.

DAY & M ATLACK, Wholesale Dealers .

Good., Eo. 57 Tearl street, between Wal-nut and Vino, Cincinnati, Ohio. v

GrltlOT JlllymilE Lave cntcrs Uato r1 nr..!:r te Urn f Se, i:,uH-- ; T!njr.:in ufactu.ro tu? J. rt3ntlr..X

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rior-oal- l others for tl.e

power. - ; 4

The abovo -- ....a are mjiaasuarcdlj j,.T,cd at their shtp in Cincinnati, 0..

con be famish lia any ;iiy at iliortThe above wirrai.iea lerionu,, .

,- in. di.iui., hjur 5 J is. Lorn, 23

A? this Mill tells its owa starlit n-- n(.

nuoto froia our naaierousecmmen Un,Ki:ED,lI0LADI;.DiT

NEW!. (xOODjAJ KOCJI PCJIIT, 210.

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rally fr tbcirlii-eru- paxron.-j;- aorcivfor?.'a continuance of the saa.e ; as they ar j..

to sell Goods as bw if nofto-src- r thaa i7Ttr,.. ,.t S Jf:M,ll- - llavir.T IT.- '

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and weIl'-l-- - ted bxT of 5priadsral.;oa su-vri-

or i: t'.oc of Family L

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' V'eril sell S3 loW,Of Gccdi the bet,

Ar! profit small, ..":

'! We'll b.jat; th.s rest, " J?"

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Oar Stock cf Dry Goods havin rbcen pu.;,.,the Eastern cities, wo flatter onr?e'v?s that

surj asa our competitors.' it life luw pricej 13j

qualities oi our ococx, ecu c;irnos-j- yher.nt

make by cu'.lirg isd S3ein;r: for them-n!-

purchasing tL--e where. . - CAREY, iv. N. B. Country rrod ij cf, all kinds bkj

;hange at the highest prlcc-j- , for Guodj. J1Zi- -

DA'NISL,, Z00K,.WnOU:31I.B,;ANpj KZTAIL

-- .;..'' i, ilitt County, 0. "

lTa3in Store : ,

Pur o V.'hita Lad,Linseed Oil.Spanish Whiting,Bed Lea 1,.. .

' "Lithcrage, .Whita Clialk, '

Vcni:ian lied,S'4;:ni.sh Brown,Cream of T.irter," "

TarL-iri- c Acid, ..- '

Sa'phcr Carb. Soda,Vinegar,- - - '

Turpontine,hal c?')da, .Copcra?, : ;

Saltpeter, . ,Ui.rax,Mcx. Liniment, ; 'Vol. Oil do, ;Morland's do,"Nerverand Bona do,Parrels , do, , ,Louden's ' do,Jay3' Expt.,Ionc'.on's do.

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i Window Clas,

' Caster ;

i Blue htcn?,5 Alum,"iflr mad Glfv.'Root do,.' Saint LonisCla,

Pan Grcee,L'hwme du.

: do "yellow,

, irtn 1 a;nt,.lite Zink do.

3 FishGil,Wjalo do.

','Wrighti' Illls,Chanipian's di,Jayan'London's i

Can

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TPBaris Pain Kiilfr, .11.

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