davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

If you choose you may send me six dozen
Hair Restorative. 1 think can seIlit.f 1 1t had
worked mirales in this place. Isold man six
81 bottles who was bald, and it brought new
hair out all over his head.
Yours very respectfully
w HI, GRIDLEY.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

AGchiSon Ferry.
THE new and splendid steamfer- .Faa@A h
i ry boat, just built, and finished lzasaTsIfsssS
at BroWnsYille and Pittsburg Ssszs.Sszszz s=ssz
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

LoeANsroRr, Ind, June 9th, 1855. g
Messrs. o. ]. Wood & Co-Gents Yours
of the 18th is Just received. Enclosed please
find $50 90, it being the amount for hair restor
ative. have sold it all.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
LAST CALL BUT ONEg

A IL PERSONS indebted to Aspling & Stsf
n ems or Aspling, Stevens & Co., on iaA
years account, or by note, are respectfully Ir
Quested to call and settle the same immediatel,
as further indulgence will not be given. A9
accounts or notes not settled by the first OF Ar
gust viii be put into the hands OF the prop"
officer for collection.
5as ASPLING STEVENS.
s23+H i ASPLING, STEVENS 4 Co
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
wANTED! WANTED!.

I WILL pay the highest market price in eaSn'
! for all sorts of vegetables, such as Potstoe,
cabbage, beetes, turniPs, &c. Also for eggs
butter, chickens, oats and corn. Persons hsf
ing the above articles for sale will do well y
bringing them to me, at the &C Atchison House.
sept. 25, 1855. If. OBJ. DICKINSON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

J. N. BURNS. rs c.. F. BURNS.
JIM. & C. F. BURNS,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
IA LAW, will practice their profession in
North Western Missouri and the Courts OF
Kansas Territory. "
Particular attention given to securing
and collecting claims.
Weston Mo. 1855. -1tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

RJAILS-A large assortment consfanus
IN hand st the Pioneer store OF
T ASPLING, STEVENS CVs
sf4 PaIkviIls NO
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
ArofessiunaI.

j. H. sTRENGFELLOW MD.
OFFERS his professional services to the
~ citizens of Atchison and vicinity.
Office IN Seuatter Sovereign building.
Atchis0,i, Feb 3rd 1896.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

IN EAS-A sTse LEI OF various brands, at al
l. prices. ASPLING, STEVENS & co.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
ATCHIsON HOUSE.

! AICEfiSON EEVUbEs
HSHE Subscriber having taken the eaboEe hs, :,
i HOTEL, would respectfully inform - :.
friends, and the travelling public, that ne Is FL
ready to entertain guestsin manner ana ~
not to be surpassed in the Territory.
o. B. Dickinson
Atchison, K, T., August 21st, 1855.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

,cUGAR AND CoFFEE-The best tns o.. g..
y ket affords can always be found at tne :"
neer store of -
- AspIENG, STEVENS & CO;
ETA PariyfIle, NE.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
ard bills

DRINTED cheaper, neater, and qniekshs,, h,,
L this establishes than IN any once ~
St suis.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

Weston Mo. s1tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

Furniture, Mattresses, Chairs, sc.
TUST RECEIVED large lot Of bsdsteads,
e tables, wssh-stands, chairs, WORK stands,
mattresses STEPHE JONHNSTONf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
HOE PRINTING.

" executed at this Office, such az Cards, Cat,
aiogues, Circulars, Handbills, Programmes
Pamphlets, Posters, Shop-biils, Blanks, La.
bells, and every variety of Printing, executes
at short notice, on liberal terms.
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In i've very large octave VOLUMES, with PortraItohstes
Of Charles containing tile reading matter az
the Illustrated Edition, comprising over four tbotsnni
very large double columned Pasts handsomely printed
TOLCME contains HckwicI Papers and Old Curiositv
Shop. - 8.i .isi TT II -
e" NV - Oliver Twist, Sketches by "Rozp and
RaTn0by Ridge.
Nicholas Nickleby, and Martin Ohu1.
Z tHliHHa atI dewitt igle'r Hff slg9TTGa.
"gl So. David Oopperfeld, DornEey and Son,
~ and Christmas Stories.
% Bleak House, and Dickens New Eto,
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illustrated Edttion In ~ Vols.

~
This edition printed on very thick and fine white paper
and i protnsey Illustrated, With All the original ustEa
tiOns by oruikshank, Alfred CrOwqui Phiz &C. rom lie
original London edition. copper, steel ami wood. Each
volume contains novel complete and may be had In sets
beautifully bound ~ CLOTH for 1880 set any volume
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MISGEIstI.. ANGUS, !.
3. MARSH. 70 Saz gHS - e NJ T. vy.yu,v
HgMarsh1 g. WaymansF B s "a
Wholesale ASD retail DEALxRs M
BOOTS AND SHOES
4TTHE OLD STAND or j. H. NIRsHl
81 THE OLD STAND or ). n. MARSH.
No. IS, Monroe ST.,


TWltEELINC,
[HExr TO GRkKR orr AM co. 81 Az $3.50
oe Il sGs DE Ff sa s sp ssss "a
shoes, FAN Winter wear ever offered IN his SarSs
they having been selected with great care and
menin the EAST, expressly for istlde nov seSa
red TO accommodates CUSTOMERS either wholesale or re-
passed ~ any other house IL. the s ether 5 sSI 2 Ss %
Or or durability or workmanship, whether made In
this city or any other country
Oar stock consists in part Of the following articles
800 pairs best cali. boots; ~ si.e7 M
So t 5s i a.
$50 isHss waterproof boots. 81 gU
l..g4.5 81. NgSs RROG AXIS. .5.45,.+
800 pairs best calf brogsns ''
90 thick .s s-,s=t'...
80 aa' icy low price brogsns.
900. pairs boys thick broEaus
500 kip
&c &c youths ,h h5a -, e
d 200 PaiFs boys thick boot; ..,.a.l
p 200 calf = ug lI 7
80 1s5 pairs youths 81 ssif 1IaS's, .a
II 800 thick - ,,s.e.a itl--,s.H
$50 pairs womans CATERS, all colors; i. ~
$40 y walking shoes; ~ e tal l-ssi.,. 4a.
- ssS ma sn.kins ,aa3 %
r $40 = Jenny Ilnds; 55
p ~ '''ITrF; - 2sagi % a.a
ESQ - morocco af Soots; Doors sa.l
z 6 6 i a. 81
bE.1 ftt7-e oH1naHS's soo1s.isl .s.1ez
500 ehLdren's fancy boots ~ lg.l5el.
1000 . Kid and morocco
80 goat =
$500 meme, Woman's and misses gum shoes Ofths
Also variety not here enumerated, which We win
sell either wholesale or RETAIL the most accommodating
terms. ID. Z. ~,
Merchants viz !, to their decided advantage to eau
aud examine stock before making their FAN
purchases IVY -ss74hAHsS1 4 WAHMAS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

now receiving from our Eastern sfanufacturine
one Of the largest and best manufaeu-
Eei OF Boots and Shoes Fall and Winter wear
Sastsd IN this or any other market They been
H 20 order 70 directions and
Es eSpEt7s; for retailing To our regular cso-
na and an others who favor with eSwe
over an unusually Jrge variety OF Boots and Shoes which
We guarantee equal in quality material Torulanship to
in this any other par II the United
loving seasonable good: - F'''' - ~ '''
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McCLALLESs { KNOX.
NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL.

NOIINJIL.
TTNE undersigned, having bought ont the entire stock
Goods belonging to MesSrs. Wheeler Lakin Merchant
Talo would beg leave to inform the citizens Of Wheeling
vicinity that he intends Merchant Tai
lofng the formerly occupied
Wheeler Laki and having obtained the services of both
Of the former prOpretors he Is prepared make up
every article IN his line, in the latest style manner
short notice. and very low for cash Having large
hand he Is determined sell very low re.
duee his stock and make for the Spring Goods Now
chance to get good clothing cheap. He VIII
every article to be as recommended, or no sale.
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so. M.EDIGAI1.s ~
y. Prof Woods :

xa Prof. Woods ,,
HAIR RESYORAsTIXItiI Is now for The first
IL time introduced 70 thsezens Of Wheeling, at No. 81
Monroe street which Is the only remedy invented
the original color Of youth, without dng cover the bald
head In short time with the natural coTing remove ,ianJ
run and prevent the hair f>o falling on aud IL from
the ahy sediment Objectionable in divers Of
Nerent names NOW before the public; the RESTORATIVE Is
beautiful article the toilet for the old young and can
rny be appreciated It's se respectfully nyf-
ed 70 call at the Depot and examine the testimonials az ladies'
and gentlemen Of high reputation In South West
Where was invented but Will refer the certificate below
the distinguish statesman and Senator, Judge BreSSe Of
illinois. u fsgT, q, Egs-.4f q - :
cARLTts, M, June q, 1855.
have Hsed Prof. o. g. Woods Hair Restoratye' and
nave admired the wonderful effect 3y hair was becoming
u thought preaturey grey. but the 1Rsto-
SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-senator Ofthe United States.
PREF. Woods Oriental SnuatEVe Imminent
This Ln!msn s valuable auxiliary in the treatment
some OF the most ormlafse diseases our lot
70 contend, for instance, isfnmdt6 Of ne tungS and
6ot1ets BY thorough and continued application Of this
Lniment over the regoa Of the affected organ these other
formidable diseases dsarned OF thAn
half their terTors particularly among chdrGn and hous-
ands OF mothers, were they allowed speak, would with all
the eloquece OF feeling and Affection bear their united t
tmony to The fact that had snached their children from
the very Jaws OF DEATH and restored them their former
larry in renewing what generally Agle Cake
or an enlargement OF the spleen in all where
nal application Is ofseFvice this Imminent will be found useful
GESERAL DEPOT ts5 Broadway, New York; and III
Market ST., ST. Louis. ~ 7s5sF
For sale wholesale and retail In wheeliwgby
J. B. VOWEL, Monroe ST., and
T. II. LOGAN q CO., i1h
Marcht7 Bridge Cornrr.
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"PETERS0Ns'' is the only complete and UNIFORM cdIo
OF Charles Dickens Works, published in Anerica they
reprinted from the original London edition. and are now III
only edition published in this country No Library rhe
public or lElvate can be complete without having in
complete set Of tLs the gcAtest all living authors Eve
~ 1ily should possess set Of one Of the editions The
cheap etlOnis complete in Twelve Volumes arer cover
either or all Of which be had separately Price 90 cents
Bead oWse. Price so cent?
DEni6t Onpsl1sld 80 i, al
.AiciqiIs NickieLy... ....5O
Iit1acicG Papers. . So aol
De'ahey md Son 80 's7as
JhIFtiR CHu=eletCit t 80 +.
BJFndby I2Ndgs... so -ti
OIL Curiosity lShOD. III =. s 80 3ii7
Sketches IN 'BO=f.. M a.
OibeF TSrist. -. - y i,tli "a ~
ChrtsIGs SOrtes and FdtWEeS FROM ItdIst-con. .r io
tanning Christmas Carol, The Chimes, Cricket on
the Hearth Battle Of Life, Haunted Man, The
Ghosts Bargain, &c. :. . (. 80 "a J
DtrteHst Aei1 &O'iearOntainng the Seven Poor ID add
Travellers, Nine New Stories By the Christmas Fire,
Hard Times, LIZZIE Leigh, The Miners Daughters M
Fortune WIlfred, Re- 80 -.
Acomete set Of the above will be sold any one 70
any place, free Qt postage, for Five Dollars
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GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINIMENTS!
j. B. Vondersmith's
CHAN G. F7BU,
CHIN ESEa EMINENT,
rAkE N0TICE

Many and just objections made to all the ordinary u
Of the dag Of their offensive SMELL
unsightly stains often left upon the skin wonderful
which has been verified to the astonhment the moStpro
found chemists and the delight Of stdious patients is that
in addition to it, surprising curative effects it the most
heahu cosmetic and agreeable perfume To any part of
the skin which it may be applied mpars rosy
uraI glow which lats fer hours, and leaves the velvcty
sofntsS healthy skim instead Of the erected ami chspped
appearance which common result Of almost all
tcleS used for that purpose Hence, every ats toilet
supplied with who knows its excellent qualities in this
specL To realize its agreeable odor you need open one
bottle Rad try for yourself. - - ~ .
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Payments to De made IN all cases In ddcGRCe,
Honey current IN tie State tcherei issued AZ
90 DW Be receiDedGS paF. gg

--t9Htfs Fss.. .4ur
AdIseount twenty-five per cent from the above prcra
will be allowed 70 clubs ordering direct from Scott Co..
four or copies OF any Of the above works Thus:
Four copies Of Lakewood Review, will be
one atdre.s $780, four copies Of the four Reviews
BlacEwOod for $SJ and on
4Hh @ r7 POSTAGE. st.5e sa -
In All the principal cities and Towns these works will be
delivered Free or Postage. When sent by mail, the
the Postage to any part of the United States viii be but
TwentyFOur Cents year for 'BlaskwOOd, and but
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OARFICuLAR attention is called 10 new style Of lever
watch sEsry part olCRick Is 9flctredi IN Amer
lea which cased in every variety Of STYLE gold and silver
Thssa watches eweled and all warranted be
tims-EGrperS. - 20 y 1se @ ai'=
ForSAle by 80 @. P. BROWN,
nay1 Washington Hall, Monroe ST.
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-l..7.y ls-t7, Public Notice. 49,
AYING discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
Ii kept by Market street, in OF Wheeling,
all indebted to hereby required make pay
mem before tina list day Of April otherwise the will be
put in the of collection by quit without respect
persons. s5afg 'as r5s ANDREW 1SICLDEW.
Mhrch 1HNl- lSEh- : : :. rnnrl
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5"sl@6 Bleak House, and III Dickens, New s,o,
gttggiii9 itJe y. Fies. lI sf rT- l. ~. -
Price Of complies set-bOundln black CLOTH full gilt
"a back. .......... e $50
a. " scarlet cloth, extra. $50
. =, 81 80 .rIIsi . library slleep...... =. 800
-. - hiftnrley morocco 400
hafcalf, antique. 1890
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ZAxrsv.rts, Ono.

Hr. y 3. VOndersmfih:
DEAR slR:-I have been afflicted for three years
with Rheumatism in my back, and for the last six months
able get my bed without help your agent
city insisted trying bottle Chang PhI Imminent
andtry would have; and bottle has relieved
much that was able get OF my bed without dill
Guilty 1t has been ahessng TO Just try for
you viii be well pleased. 7
Mas NJ COCHRAN
f. H. LOGAN CO.,
nyI:ly - bridge Corner,
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COMPLETE LITERARY BD1rtoN, !

-.
complete set Of the above will sold or sent u any one Il
ny place free qf postage, for Five Dollars
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-28

c. M. CLAY.-This ahtng, redmout he'd
abolition demagogue, who was invited here
by the Republicans Of Dayton, to enlighten
the people on the political questions Of the
day, said, in his speech. at Huston Hall last
night, that Thomas Jefferson was both q
"cOtpdrd and a hWOcriis," This is ouly
eqUalled, in impudence and meanness, by the
remark OF one Of the Black Republican Gen.
tral Committee Of Montgomery county
made day or two ago, that Thomas Jeiier'
son was both kndUs and dtm1gogue.--
And these, and many other similar remarks
Of this disunion faction are only equalled
in boldness, hypocricy, and downright kna'
very by the exceedingly dishonest professions
that they (the abollionists) will "Testort
the government to the principles and policy
Of tie same Jefferson" If there be any con
sciencc above this rag tag and bobtail party
how ought their checks to mantle with shame
at such expressions and professions. Day
ton Empire. .gl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-28

The MASSACHUSETTS DELEGATION AND J.
C. FREMONT. learn that committee OF
ihe Massachusetts, delegation to the North
American convention, now assembled IN
Apollo Rooms. called on "Wednesday
last on John G. Femont, al his residence
in the city, to question him as to his view
on the American question. The committee
consisted OF Hon. &c. Baker. Hon.. Mr.. Da-
Wis, M. C., from the sixth district, and MrssrS;
Sutton and Cary. Col. Fremont received
them kindly and answered TO their inier'ogG1'
tors. stated frankly that he approred Of the
main features Of the AmericaH platform,
and would carry them nut honestly were
he nominated aud elected. Moreover, he
would accept the nomination Of the North
Americans, eutn though he rcceioed no Other
snd would run as their candidate. --NeU T.
Herald June Ia.
This is what Fremonts chief fugeman
saws Of him. Can any intelligent foreign
born citizen, be wheeled into the support OF
such man Remember Louisville, ChclH-
matt aud NtiO O;leans.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-28
Cincinnati Market.
tH'iF CINCINNATI, August q

CINCINNATI, August 20.
Flour--The market stiifened up under the
effect of the steamers news, and prices close
hieher. The sales comprise 365 brls at S5. rs
SO do, extra white wheat, at 6, and 392 do,
superfine, at $3.50. The receipts since Sat
urday comprise 2,l29 bbls.
Grain--Wbeat is held higher but we heard
Of no sales;white maYsbe quoted at Sl.25
and red at Sl,i2
Whiskey--Sales Of 900 brls at 26c. and $50
do, from wagons, 26tc. The demand is
good and market firm.
= Cheese-Sales OF ECO boxes at 93a9ac.
Butter-A sale of IA packages, ordinary
adj good, at bal lc. No Change In the mar.
ketas regards either demand or prices.
Oil--A sale OF l6 bbls. 'Linseed at s la
furthur advance. @
Provison--A sale ofl00 brls. mess pork
at Sl8 The market without change.
Coffee-Sales Of 95 bags at Ito l2c, The
demand is limited, without change in prices.
Molasses-S Sales of l2U brs. 54c. At this
rate holders refuse TO sell but in the regular
way 10 Observation-Disclosures. The stock
is becoming qnite reduced.
Sugar--A sale OF 10 hhdsa 9ac. TOR fair
and Is do, low fair, at t9sc. The demand
is moderate without any variation in prices.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-28
Another Negro ON the stump.

The Fremonters had meeting at Camden,
Ohio, last Saturday. A cooTed man was
the orator. A correspondent OF the Clncln-
natl Enquirer, in speaking Of the meeting
says
They held their meeting in the street, and
were addressed by Mr.. Frederick Allen,
prominent ''Black," i. e. "colored' Republi-
can of this State. | was not present when
the speaking commenced, but upon inquiring
learned that he began by declaring himself
in favor OF Fremont and the Fremont plat.
form; and what Is singular. he claimed 10
stand on the Constitution too. de passed
on TO discuss the evils Of slavery generally,
and pictured with "toploftital eloquence
the wrongs ofhis race showing an aualogyln
the contest between Adam Poe and Big Foot
upon the other During the speakinga por-
tion o. the audience appeared TO be dissatis,
fed because he was Colored man; some oil
the FFemontcrs even went so far as to say
thatit was disgrace to the cause OF the com.
munity, and one went to the speaker, think
ing no doubt, that it would injure the cause OF
Mr.. Fremont, and tried 10 get him to desist
from speaking; Mr.. Allen, with that gracs
peculiar to the negro. very quietly and po-
litely gave the gentleman to.understand that
freedom OF speech was the order of the day,
and that he was a Fremonter 'dyed in the
. WOOL" So there appeared 10 be difference
Of opinion with the Flemonters as 10 the
propriety Of allowing him to proceed. AZ
Ter this however, he was allowed TO finish
without further interruption. and the cheers
and smiles Of the audience showed clearly
that he was recognized asa fair exponent oil
their party. principles and candidate.
The leading stumpers of the Fremoniers
appear to be abolitionsts and colored men,
though they protest that they are in NO way
AbolitioRists. Very strange, is it not7
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-28
Commercial gmelIigrntr.
ChiIlIcOthc Market.

ChillIcOthe Market.
CHILLICoTHE, August 27, 1855.
WHEAT-9 Bushel l,05cGS ,l5.
CORN-3sc u bushol.
OATS-9Oc. y bushel.
RYE-G0c. q bushe.
BARLEY-tl 90 p hushel
BEANS-$l 75QgS2 90.
FLAX SEED-$l 25.
BUTTER--Fresh roll l5c y n.
EGGS--ln demand at Sc y dozen.
LARD-l0e ID.
DRIED PEACHES-s9 Oo.G$2,5o
POTATOES-l,0 90 y bushel.
FEATHERS-New 40c 9 ID.
FLOUR-s6 .00@S6,50.
GROCERlES-WH0 H0IESALE PRICES.
SUGAR-N. o. 1OK9ll1Sc. Loaf a.
Double refined Is.
MOLASSEs-N. O SIC. . gallon. Sugar
House 45@5Oc. Syrup 5j@65c. Small stocks Of
the above. and further advance expected.
COFFEE Rio l2H@l3c. 81 ID. Java l6cPib'
TEAS Y. II 4O@75c u ID. Imperial 40@sOc
RICE-61Ie = b.
CHEESE--l0@B ID.
RAISINs-M. 4. new, s 4,5o to 6.oopbox.
BROOMS-sl 5o@s8 90 q dozen
SALERATUS-Papered 7@7}1c y b. Loose
T0BACCo-va. lbs, 25@5Oc. = II. Va. and
10 lbs lS@25c u n. Ky. and 10 lbs. l2@lSc y
ID. twist 1l@lSc y ID.
SALT-IIocking 87@s250 q Dbl. Lakes2 30.
GAINESVILLE 81 so. Sacks q doz. 81 OO@S2 20
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-28

The Congressional Convention, which met
At Logan on Tuesday last, nominated on the
hst ballot, unanimously, Hos. WV. MEDnl
as the democratic candidate for this Con-
Hessional District. .W
We hope every democrat in the district
will now 20 to work to secure the election
OF the distinguished gentleman for whom the
Convention with such unani nifty has asked
the sufTrages Of the peOple. We have nOly
time this week to announce The rssultand plact
the candidates name at the head Of our col
umns. Proceedings neat week.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-28
FITS! FITS /! FITS [!

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