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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

III ANlNe purchased the entire OF ]. A. VINCENT
anu Iliife and heavy additions IN
@ keeping good selling al modef-
sts prices 70 obtain shaTc Of
lny old friends and the public KenerIly Call at mi, r.v
s tossa, ne -, JOHN 4. ItAIGREAYEs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

PROF. o. j. WOOD .'A' s1'.s - ie'o- T.
As sou are about 70 manufacture and yend your re-
Gently discovered Hair Restorative state for
ever may tlst have used il and Known other
TO use have for years been in the habit Of
using othr Hair and find ours vastly
70 any Other know. 1t entirely eeanses the head
oi ana with one month"; proper use viii restore
slsng ss and glossy and an
which drops. would, therefore its ,,ss n
every one DESTROYS Of having color and texture 10 M
hair. Rsspectfuily, yours
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07
& Wheeling Island Property- .

-, FOR SALE ssi5i
VIE undersigned oilers Of Ii,e.,.
Island now In the occupancy yfIilan Cha n a
siarket Garden He has had laid out into fisii sis
rsngng IN size from One and half Tive Acre. h a
sias forty feet running through The ecitfe nom he
For beauty Of location, Ills oaer
Y moi ssrpasseii BY River aud 70 a..
sirois :. obtaining gellgfnl country con.
the city, or TO those wishing engage IN tie l
ness q Market Gardening, s. strong dneensntss l.
plot OF the premises can be seen, apfIeaiss
~ sls viii Efe every Information reIA-
ton 70 i; and tie terms OF sale r be serf LIBERAL
FRANCIS Il. ARMSTRONG;. 5rsf4 ~
Il Aftly IN f,rtfo A
/ lel4 HENRY MOORE Tflisf4s
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aiEssRs. o. J.swooD s. > as' '-ss 49,
GENTs=Yeurs OF the isi came duly to hand En-
closed pleas d eight dollars, being the amount FOR
Hair Restorative i have sold it an , 80 II
You choose you may send bottles Hair nesforn
avei think can sell has worked miracles ia titS
place tsold six 81 bottles that was baid and II
fetched new hair all over his head.
= 7Youfs, respectfully
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claslapstI. Ohio Fss ION, 1854. Y Third ''Teei

lpRop a i yvonn WATERFOWL Mass, Nay 2.s5f.
me g attes the virtues and magic powers OF your
,as sstoraye Three morths since being
and and soon botties
mai S9lor and the hair dry and harsh
ailRs 9 now became soft Eossy and n 81 e
We dnndrnn the scalp lost MI lie
~ look but feel yonng again = = - > Z. sStSn
tf.lI..-
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Aouse For SAFE

11o4S65 r oI IA -
SMALL House Situated IN Secenf Ward ana lcea
ted on City property, By the city Cnihen
This Is rare opportunity woman wRntngto
secure home free o. rent enquire Of P S.
hiIlperiy. or Tff0S. OMAN.
-B II not SOLD before Nov 1T .g n I'm
be then ofsefd ut public sale. Eserai5 e
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For Sale.
shares q stock the wheeling Gas Company,
/. aczs. n " WOODS
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Board of Health.

- EPoRr Of tIe Board az Health OF sl,e rty OF yyeeiin
IL for The month OF October 1855 - Z
Asthma ~. n. /. a sss
sOonate Debility. e.
Cogy nIsiorls !. :. :.
Cholera lnfaitsn. ;. :. 4. "a
Disease Of the Heart . I. -. 81
0ropsrs. :. s.... - I Z
q EclIiurs =. T.,
Hydfotto
Hydroeephalls - Z. ~ II ~ - ~ ~
Inflammation OF the Brain. r. (. ...a q
Nar1snius II $500 ~
Not reported
Over dose OF arsenic I. :. -
Premature = 49,
Typhus oerebrats :. S. ~ III
Total a.
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O. J. WOOD CO., proprietor. ats ,,rosss- -. :. :,
Its AIari;et st. louis 2. 7, ane
Ea1 For sale in Wheeiingby
"a 81. a.. z. II LOGAN 4 CO.,
- l-neM-.- Rrid.e ftnr,n.r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

Last night between seven and eight o'clock a
brisk encounter took place in Baltimore and
Holiday streets, but without, so far as we could
learn, serious injury to any one. Who were the
aggressors it is difficult 70 say, but a small
swivel was brought into the street by a party of
men from Country Thompson's house, and was
. n;s several tln,es ise americans replied
sued. ~ ~ -
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@ W. N AUS REOuG
ATTORNEY at T,anr

z1s1eto1d6y at Law
se5;5ertoas. Harrison and Marion es'es's Of ias
vfflcEr-Priintytox Tasioreo VI
EEREEKscrs.
~ y. I'm s3l,nsr, T. u D., Law Professor.
y = hoieombe, Esq, ffF.s.sstit...
1NIn- Green. Esq.
III IN = =. strether, Rappahant,oek
oi,ss. w R;.ses Gs,le,nens, wheeiingsya
Judge Jpseph II. FrF
neyi5--efrr
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!, JoHN 2, HARGREAvRs,

- * no. IS alfs STREET, ,siiETIIEc Va = -
wholesale and Retail dealer Paints Cs sasj, Moor,
WinuoE Glass. Looking eiiasses -
Brushes. &C., DC.
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sp,a KAsTEas BaEeAIs STORE
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PROFESSOR WOOD -, --.. = i.Sst.
DEAR SIR: take pleasure In bearing voluntary test-
nony 70 the excellence of Hair Restorative Three
s,entas fse ny hair was very
Ihaye made to II has prea
60 by yo and which, from the result my own case can
most cordially Recommend 70 others = = :
Respectfully, yours
edward wOLcorr.S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

sold out entire stock Of Paints OILS Glass
- sash. 8c % Mr.Jon L. Hargreaycs, would recon-,
my isnds and customers him thai liberal
mat vas extended to Is 70 be found AZ
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
Gnod News for all Men.

We are pleased to learn that the enter
prising people Of Delaware City, the per-
manens County Seat of Leavenworth
County, have now in operation, between
mat place and St. Louis, one of the hest
and most substantial Steam Ferry Boats
that run the river. The same company
have also bought all the necessary ma
chnery for fine merchant mill, and will
have it in operation by harvest. This
speaks we'll for the fair name and enter
prise of the citizens Of Delaware City
She is now destined to take her stand as
one of the first towns in Kansas, her 10
cation being one that cannot be surpassed
having a good and permanent steam boa
landing, healthy climate, and plenty o
lumber and fertile soil. She is rapidly
growing, and has had to fight all mushroom
and frog. pond towns in the Territory, and
we might add, Freesoilers. Success t'
hrr
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01


a DEACON JUSTLY HxcITED.-The
worthy and extremely pious Deacon T
resided in the town Of birmingham, many
years ago. In those good old days it was
considered no breach ef law, human or di-
vine, to drink cider, when nothing stronger
could be obtained, and the cellar of the
deacon, as OF all other well-to-do farmers,
contained barrels and hogsheads of the
sparkling liquid, piled tier upon tier
Upon one cold winter day the deacon sat
by his fire-side, smoking his pipe, and
hitching uneasily in his chair, to relieve
the pain of one of"Job's comforters" that
occupied position upon that part of his
person most susceptible to the inconvenl-
ence of such inhictions.
AS he smoked he became dry. and Ia
king large earthen pitcher from the man
le-piece, hohbled to the cellar door, on his
way to obtain a supply of his favorite bev-
erage AS he stepped upon the first stail
his fee, slipped, and down he went TO the
cellar bottom, humping the afflicted part OF
every STEP The wife Of the deacon heare
the fall, and running to the door, ex
claimed
deacon, have you broken the pitchers'
The deacon had gallan,ly swung th'
pitcher aioft during the slide. and now hel'
it safely in one hand, while with the otle
he rubbed the bruised parts, but being ex
cited by this disregard of his injuries, ex
claimed
"No, haven't but darn me if don'tr''
And dashed the vessel to pieces agains
the wall, thus afording evidence that dea
| cons are but human, after ali.-BoStO
Herald.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
TOwE or
II " z = - q II
Oo.1i7,F1arl Comfy. Kansas Ter


THE Lewiston Town Company. in pursu-
L ance OF the notice given by the President,
held their first msetins on Friday, the 18th day
of March, 1856, at Lewiston, where, on motions.
twas Resolved,
1st. That fly good lots be selected and dona-
ted to mechanics and othsrs, who viii immedl-
ateiy erect buildings thereon, and occupy them,
or have them occupied.
I'd. That an assessment OF twenty-five dollars
on the share be Immediately paid into the treas
nry, for the purpoee Of erecting hotel and
warehouse.
4th. That this meeting adjourn to meet again
at Lewiston on Tuesday, the 25th day ef March
instant, and that all the shareholders are here
by required TO attend
5th. That these resolutions, With such ac-
companyiRg remarks as MAJ be thought advisa-
Bile, be signed by the President and Secretary
and published in the Squatter Sovereign.
| The attention Of the public is called to the
| foregoing resolutions, which speak for them
selves, and should satisfy all that the Lewiston
Town Company intend TO pursue a liberal poll
cy, and that the shareholders are not afraid to
| speed their own money on the premises. Io
| those who intend making thsir qomeS IN Kan
/ sas Territory, and settling in town, no point
| holds out stronger inducements than Lewiston.
| and those who desire to make farms will hnd
claims as cheap and desirable in the vicinity ei
! Lewiston anywhere in Kansas Territory.
i Lewiston is situated on the Missouri river.
/ about fifteen miles above the town Of AtchiSon
and is the most desirable landing, and centra
commercial point, for the popuions county ol
Doniphan. Lewiston is strictly pro-siavery
and emigrant companies coming from tho South
Will do well TO examine the location.
The Town Co. will deal iberaily with thos'
who wish to settle in town, and every assist
ance rendered TO those who wish TO Obtain
CALVIN LEWIS, President.
P.T. ABELL, Secretary.
Lewiston, K. r., March Id, 1856.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
-. for squatter sovereign

...nts for squatter sovereign.
80 Ssa fo,lowing persons are authorized to
nc io.l for the "SaUATrER SovER-
1unoz S. P. MeCuaDr, Weston.
49,, & SrRrseTELLow,S
nnrT & WIrHERs, Liberty.
N0I N0ul T. V.THoMpsoN,
0g'i d BEAVER, Huntsville.
Hs.plz. s. B.nHa' Platte City.
@c u. WiTHERs, Richfield.
zpoor. H. b. ToDD, Camden Point.
JEsr MILLER, Hampton, Platte County
Coz. [. B. EwING, Richmond.
Grs. ]. b. CLARK, fays''s'
D. C. GARTH, Huntsville.
J. RrxIcK, Wellington.
S. C. HuTcnIsoN, Glasgow.
|T, P. WILKINSON, Brunswick.
L. b. HAYWOOD, Miami.
T, IT.. F. i Misss, s.s,.o,. Roehspor'.
". L. Boyer, Arrow Rock.
NJ. B. CoLLINs, Glasgow.
A. S. JOHNSON, Westport.
E.LH.h :. A. K1oss.I'' Goss, Lexington.
Pc. YoUREE, Waverly.
Asr1,ss 4 c 8 cIvE STEVENS Parlville.
J. F, BRoADHunsr, Platte County.
B. w. GnovrR ESQ, Warrensburg.
J. T1LroS, Boliver, Polk County.
n r. HoLpEv, Clinton, Henry County.
HonJ. H. B1RcH, Plattsburg.
Cor. HIRAM RICH, Fort Leavenworth.
n NR. McMuRRAY ESQ, independence.
,. n. \ Msns1. MsDsx4rD' Barry, Mo.
II, ConprLL, Pleasant Hill. Cass, Co.,
Hos. JoHs DosIPHAN, Ieffersoa CITY
Gxx. f.. l.. EDWARDS,
G. BLACKWELL, Carroll county.
Epw1s G.. BoorH, Kansas Territory.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
M A. R IE ID.

On the e1st uitimo. by the Hen Judge Kuv
keadall, in Calhoun county, K. T.. IA MES I
WILSON. late of Platte county, No.. to Mis-
EMILY 7. WILSON, late of Washington eoun
ty, Ky.
3 Love rules the court, the camp, the grove,
For love is Heaven, and Heaven is love-"
So sang the bard;, yet thousands pine
For want OF love, OF life the light divine,
Who, did they know some gentle charm,
Ehe heart of those they iose 70 warm,
hight I've, might 3i';. in bliss saPrerse,
PesSessing I'll of which thsx dream =.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01

sD- Peterson's Ladies National Mag
azine TO- April is before us. Il contains
the usual variety of original reading mat
ter, both in prose and poetry, besides prac-
hcal hints and information on various sub
!ects. This number must be more than
ever interesting TO the Ladies for Its spring
Fashions and plates, and patterns for va
rious kinds of embroidery, needle-work,
&c. Price s. 90 year, Published by
Charles J Pe,ersoa, l0s Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01

GoDEy's LApY's BooK.-We have re.
ceved the April number Of this popular
magazine, which contains fine steel en-
craving equal to anything of the kind ever
published in any magazine, and a beauti-
ful colored fashion plate, which we know
will meet the approval of every lady OF
taste.
Back numbers of the present volume OF
the above magazine can now be supplied
to all who have neglected to subscribe for
the present year. Address L. A. Cooley
Philadelphia, Penn. Or, should it be de-
sired, we will furnish one copy of Cooley
and one copy of the Squattsr Sovereign
one year, for S4 90. Send in your names
TO this Office.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
& Twenty -1se Dollars.
R Il !" ARD.

ESCAPED from the undersigned Sheriff Of
Il Atchison County, Thursday the ftii
inst, man by. the maine OF Joseph Fox
Said Fox was bound on TO spp,ar before the
District Cear. charged viih assault with an IN
tent to kill He is q Dufcii1ssn Of FrencliInan,
about Ese feet ten inches high and had ca
wflrn leaving sait OF Soldier eivtlses aud an
India Rabber over coat. IL Is mean looking
man, and .sosIII be easily desecsets as Rascal.
wf.i give the ahoyc reward for ilis aPPrrtteil-
sion a.fd delivery to me At steSisnn X. T.
Ell C. 81 ASt)S-
sC.1sw si Sci.si;f 81 Afekisoh &c.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01

PRoF. WooD's HAIR REsroRATIvE.-The
testimony OF al.who have thoroughly. tested
the virtues OF this celebrated article, is, that
it will restore the gray, and the bald, eradicate
diseases of the scalp, preserve the hair from
falling and preserves the color perfectly to ex
treue old age. 1t is now put up both with and
without sediment See advertisement.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
ss- Harpers Magazine for Apr

to- Harpers Magazine for April is
Just received. To us it is ever most well
come, but this number possesses more than
ordinary attraction. A description of the
beauty and charming scenes of the far
famed river Junietta, illustrated with nu-
mcrous plates, is highly interesting. Com
modore Perry's Expedition to japan" and
The Story of the Whale are themes OF
unusual interest in the hands Of their able
contributors. 1t is one of the best month";
lies published in the Juited States. Each
number of the Magazine contains LA
pages of the choicest miscellaneous litera-
tnre of the day.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
To the Public.

NOTICE is hereby giSeBto all persons not
~ to settle upon or improve section number
fifteen, f15} township six, {6) south range
twenty. (201 east, IN Atehison county, Kansas
Territory: the safne having been located Under
and bv virtue of treaties between the United
States and the WYandott Nation OF Indians. of
the 18th of March, n D.. 1912. and the 29th of
February. A. D.. 1855. and the said section of
land is noys the property of the undersigned.
b. r. .STRINGFELLOy.
g Atch;scu Feb 3. 20. 9S-I
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
ssrayeG OK stoEen

EROM the subscriber, liTing near f51=..sS
Il Marysviile. Kansas Territory, <lS-1SS
about the 23d OF November last, six ~--'-.
head of work oxen oil the following description:
one pair OF brindle Stages, ten or twelve years
old, with holes in their horns; one pair of tiYe
wear oids, with white backs, one q brind!e aud
the other brown; also pair about eight years
old one white aud the other Eea- Information
left at this office, or with the subscriber a;
MaFv sviiie, will be thankfully received.
Jan. %. 80. 47-tf L. HARDEN
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
1856.

1856. 1856.
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET.
St. Louis and St. Joseph Packet Line.
j. n. COVERS,
Fer Boonville, Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami,
HIPS Landing, Waverly, Dover. Berlin, Lex
ington, Wellington, Camden, Sibley, Rich
field, st. Bernard, New independence, Lib
erty, Wayne City, Kansas, PaTkyiile, Leav-
enfvorth City, Fort Leas enworth, Weston,
Kickapoo; Iatan, Atchison, Doniphan and St.
Joseph.
5gsa.@@z4a l. THE splendid, new and fastpas-
lhRaststEEfzs.sx9' senger steamerJ NJ. CONVERS.
zsSzzzsssszsEzz= GEO. w. BOWMAN, Captain. Will
leave for the above and intermediate points, ev-
cry alternate Saturday, during the season, at A
O'Clock. IN; as follows:
Saturday, March s,22; Saturday, August 9, %;
Nav 5. II. 81; Oct. 4, IS;
{. June Il and rs; @ Nov 10, 29
{. July II and 20;
Returning, will leave st. Joseph every alter
nate Friday. at 10 O'Clock, a N, as follows:
Friday, March Ii, %; Friday, August j, 10, %
April 5, 10; :: Sept. ard 30;
g May 3, II, 81; Oct 4 and lS;
{. June and %; g Nov !, 10, ~.
x July and Is;
Departing from So Joseph, Friday. at 10 o.
clock III; Doniphan, at II, m; Atchison at 2,
m. Iatan at 8 m; Kickapoo at m; Wes-
ton, Saturday, at 7 N; Fort LeaVenwofth at
m; Leavenworth at 9 m; Parksille at 10, a
ID; Kansas at IL n; Wayne City at p 10; Lib
erty at p N; New Independence at p M;
RichfieId at 3 p N; Sibiey at II; Camden al
o m; Wellington at P N; Lexington. Sun
day at N; Berlin at N; Dover at m;
Waverly at 10 M; HIPS Landing ar IL. a IN;
Miami at L m; Brunswick at2 p II; Glasgow
at y n; Boonville at N, arriving ar ST
| Louis, Monday. in time for the Louisville and
Mississippi packets, and evening lines of tras-
| el in all directions
| The J. M. Conyers has been built expressly
for Missouri river packet She is the mos
/ splendid passenger steamer ever built for tbs
trade, combining all modern Improvements witt
speed, safety and comfort
| Her passenger accommodations are unsur
passed.
punctiiaiity and dispatch
Thankful to our former friends and patrons
Of steamer Edinburgh, we soiieita continuance
| of their farors to the j. u. Convers.
/ GEO. W. BOWMA AN, Captain.
s3-sea G. A. REICHENEKER, ClerE-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
FOR RENT.

H.HE ssTHOMPSoN HoUsE,'' in the city
J. OF Liberty, Mo-, VIII be leased by the
owner, to any person desiring to keep Public
House for ore or d term of years-on such
terms as viii suit the person renting the same
The house is at present under the proprie-
'tership of Thomas Murphy, doing large
business, and is we'll aad newly furnished.
Tie furniture is all for sale, and will be dis
p'oe4 = " JANIS T. THOMPSON.
Jan. 25th, 80 oS-n
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01

1SS- The weather, to say the least, Tor
the past week, has been as disagreeable as
the most "crabid" could have wished. 1t
has done its best at blowing, showing, and
chilling the dissatisfied inhabitants OF this
Territory. But we must make the best ol
it, and cheer up under the consolation that
the spring time of year is coning," and
that soon
I" Therc'll be perfume in every breeze,
Music in every tree,
Dews for the moisture-loving flowers,
Sweets for the sucking bee.
The sick will be forth for the healing South:
The young to gather flowers,
And life a tale of poetry,
Told BY the golden hours.o
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
III Y
Kansas Territory.
CDtNn CDE(tITT ATTnN

- URAND OFLOOLA1 ION.
T HOLD in my hands an obligation upon the
i hIarysville Town Company, obligatiug the
Company TO donate to the first person that will
put up Steam Saw-ldill in said town, seven
shares in the town, which are worth in value
each two hundred dollars. The putting up of
the mill in the town will make them worth two
hundred and fifty dollars each, making the do
nation seventeen hundred and fifty dollars, which
viii very nearly pay for the MILL Marysviiie
is the best location in Kansas for Steam Saw
Mill, from the fact that it is located immediate
iy upon Big Blue River, where the timber can
be RATED to the mill, and the lumber RATED be-
low, to supply the great Kansas River Valley.
So you can bring on your mill, set it to running
and viii give you the stock.
T. J. 8IARSHALL.
Feb 26, '56. 5l-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
70 the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given to ali rsrsons not
IN To settle upon or improve section number
thirty-oIe, Isl township FIVE, e9} soh,h- OF
.anrs number tygeaty. (2o) east, in Atcbison
county. Kansas Territory, the same having
been located rr,deT afi By virtue OF treaties be-
tween the United States and the u andott Ha-
ti,n Of IrIdfaEs. OF the lftl of March. A. d.
1872, and tlle Sfth of February, D., 1855, and
the said section OF land IL nog the property of
the usdersigned. AkD'W WINELAND,
Atchiscn, Feb. .. .'a6. 4S-f
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
20 the Pubic.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons not
IN to settle upon or improve the north half
of section thirty-four (34) and the south half
of section twenty -seven. (27) township FIVE,
(5) south, of range twenty. (20) east, In Atch-
ison county, III Kansas Territory the same
having been located under and by virtue Of
treaties between the United States and the Wy
andott Nation of Indians, of the 18th OF March
a. D., 1892. and the 20th of February, /. D.,
1855. and the said parts OF said sections OF land
is now the property OF the undersigned.
c. C HYATT.
Atchison. L. T. Feb. ., '56. 48-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01
A.JG. WESTBR00K.

~ g. WESTBR06K.@
Has JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED n
Large assortznentsofG Grseefxes,
WHICH ARE Fok SAFE AR = -
Wholesale OF Retail, on VERY reasonable
TERMS FOR CASH,
g. AT the store fosmefly occupied as -
- ssDrug Stores By Eveii s. Dykes. con-
: - sisting in part of the, following aEti-
yyhiskey-- MeyeTs rectiEed, MonongaAe.a: cd
rye and bourbon; brandy: Planat. rastiaion.
Meyers proprietor American brandy cher
ries aud ginger brandy !; old holland gin ];
scheidasn aromatic sehnapps; rum.
sWines-oli port; malaga; Msdeirn;
sherry ciaret; champagne sc. &c.
= Ritters-Dr.J ). HoststteFss cell
ebrated stomach, stoaghton'
and peppermint. Vinegar;
lemon syrup; lard OIL
80 Sugar - prime " o.
Fish-meckerel Kit and loaf and crushed; s
bbls; scotch herrings; house neiasses.
sardines; Holsters Coffee Mocha,
&ovsters. Cheese java and rio;
English dai- also roasted
ry and west i ground
ern cheese. inpound
Crackers, papers,.
nuts. pecans. soft and hard
she'll almonds; cream nuts
and flberts; rice; yeast
powders and soda Tea
green and black.
Soap-cast steel and bar. Pickles Il. and
raistns !; candy; pep gallon jars; pre-.
per; spice; ginger; serves assert
nutncgs; cloves ed; candies;
and mustard; star aud
starch; gun ssearine-
powder. common and fine. Shot
of all sizes percussion caps,
and bar leaj. Tar in kegs
Wash tubs, wash boards,
and water buckets, rolling
pins, brooms, grass and
hemp bed cords. Pa
per, cap, letter anSt
Wrspping paper, and wrap commercial; en-
ping twine, lead pencils, yelopes, pens,
ali sizes. tacks, shoe ink and wa
brushes and blacking, feTs.
friction matches. To5acco-No. 1, .,
and 3, Hares fine Virginia, fancy and
49, - smoking tobacco, and pipes. Also
a splendid assortment of Hava-
NJ cigars. of ditiereat quail
ties. Sait-in Dbl and sack.
The undersigned viii keep supply of sach
articles as will sit the market, andzhopes by
attention to business, and fairness in trade,sto
| merit portion of the trade OF Atchison and VIZ
cinitv. Call and examine for yourselves
nov. q, ;55. 1y. A. j. G. WESfBROOk. i
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-01

Terms made known previous to day of sale
For further information. apply to
HENRY ADDOMS,
Commissioner OF Building.
~ ST. Joseph Gazette and Platte Argus
copy till day of sale, and send bill to Commits
sioner .1-ts