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HarasUHre.

DOWMAN & BLAIR have on hand on ex-
ID cellent assortment of Building Hardware,
such as Iron, Nails, Butts, Screws, Hinges, &C.,
&C., which they viii sell at slight advances on
eastern retail prices Call and examine
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For. Sale.

TTSHREE yoke of working Cattle, and
L freighting Wagon, suitable for freighting
goods across the plains. For sale by the sub
scriber, Q rules from Atchison, on the paral-
lei. WILLIAM HADLEY.
Aug s-tf
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HOW MUCH 1T WILL Do.

The speed of this Mill is about three hun-
dred stroks of the saw per minute, and the feed
from rs to of an inch for every stroke de-
pending upon the character of the timberr.-
Thus, at medium speed the saw would cut
through log IL feet long in from one to two
minutes.
From this data, any practical man can see
that it is capable of cutting about 5000 feet of
inch boards in II hours.
It will saw more rapidly taan any mill we
haze ever seen, while its advantages over the
circular mill are, that it is cheaper, requires
less power to run it, is much less liable to get
out of order, is much less expensive to repair,
when damaged, does less imperfect work,
parties attending it like the circular mill, and
is capable of cutting much larger timber.
The segments and friction wheels we furnish
for the carriage are sufficient to saw logs TWEEN
-ty-four feet long. An extra length will be sent
when desired, and an extra charge made The
pump sent is worked by the engine, add is suf-
ricient to raise water about twenty feet. Where
it is desirable to raise water to supply the boil
CT, fran greater depth, force pump viii be
furnished and an extra charge made fer it.
Drawings and full explanations are sent with
each mill, also complete model, showing all
the parts put together on small scaie, with
each part numbered the same as the corresroa-
ding part of the machinery of the mill. Thus
assurance is made doubly sure, that no one can
fail 20 put up the mill and run it without diff
Guilty
The "Combination Mill,' is confidently of
fered to the public as the most simple, efficient
and practicable machine for manufacturing
lumber ever produced.
No mill is considered ordered until at least
500 is paid upon it.
All orders should be addressed to Bragg &
Burrows, st. Louis, Mo-, sole agents for the
West, or to
J. Nj. EMERSON. New-York.
P. s. One OF these mills can be seen at AIRY
time in operation, in st. Louis, by calling at
our Office corner OF Third and Mark cts streets.
ap13-Iy
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Latna6er for Sale.

IAVING purchased the new Steam Saw
Il Mill at the Ferry Landing, known as
e'Kline's MILF any orders for Building Tim
Der or Plank left with me will be promptly fill.
ed. "First come, first served.'
June 6-tf w. E. GAYLORD.
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A.. J. IsAcKs. VIM. B. ALMOND
ALMOND s. ISACKS.
A TT 0 r n EYS AT L A w,
Jecompton and Leavenworth Cities, Kansas.
WILL practice in the courts of the LIST, I'd
w land Sd Judicial Districts, and in the Su-
preme courts of the Territory also before the
register and receiver of the Land Office All
business entrusted to their care will receive
prompt attention; one of the firm residing in
Leavenworth and the other at Lecompton.
t47ly
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M q / 10 g.
L>OR SALE-Two Claims, one Timbered
L Claim, i've niles from Atchison. and the
other Prairie Claim with thirty-seven acres
broke. and in good order for cultivation and
sufficient number of rails to fence eigty acres.
II. r. WEIGHTAtAN,
ap21-t Atchison, K. T.
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y Nay ssf DICKSON.
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81 MUEL DICKSON.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Ready
Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Glassware, Queensware, Tobacco,
and Cigars, Drugs, Medicines,
Paints. Oils, &C., &C.,
North side OF Street, one door above cor
ner of Third, Atehison K. T.
Jan 29-57tf
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REEF- MIRKET.

TINE undersigned viii supply the fTzS
citizens of Atehison and vicinity Hk1
wit superior article of Beef. Maj
ket DAYS. TUESDAYS and SATURDAY.
Market House on c street. Having ample e.
perfenee in the business, he feels safe 10 sas'
anteeiRg Subtraction. .o,.
The highest price in cash paid Cor good e0'-
fed beef. ,xx
tiff RhfLLir 1L-----
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follows:
satur'y, April II, a5 satur'y, Aug. (. IS. %
Z" May Q, % 8. Sept. II, 26,
:" June 6, 20 Oct. 10, "a,
Returning, will leave st. Joseph every alter
nate Friday, at 10 O'Clock, as follows:
Friday, April II, - Friday, Aug, !, "a
july TO- 10, "a Nov Is, ii q %
Leaving. st. Joseph FRIDAYS at 10 n'rloci,-
a m Doniphan at II, m; Atchison at 2, p M;
enworth at o, p M; remaining at Lesyenworth
City over night. leaving Leavenworth City
Saturdays at O'Clock M; Parkville at o, q
m, Wyandotte at 8, a M; Kansas at 9, a m,
Wayne City at IL, M; Liberty at IL, m; Rich
field at 2, p M; Sibley at 3, p M; Camden at :,
M; Wellington at D, m remaining at Lex
ington over night. Leaving Lexington, Sunday
at 6 O'Clock, M; Berlin at s, a m; Wayerly at
9, m; HIPS L1nding at 10, m; Mama at l2
Bonneville at &, p M: Rocheport and Providence
same evening, arriving in S.. Louis on Monday,
in time for all evening lines Of travel. and Of
fering By undertaking punctIality, The most re-
liable method or transit to st. Louis from all
points on the Missouri river, avoiding the fall.
ing tunnels, land slides, ans. general causaIties
of the highly dangerous Railroad from Jeffer-
son City with but trifiing loss OF time and no
additional expense.
o. The METEOR was built, without re-
gard to cost, for first class Missouri river pas
senger packet; and, in point OF speed, elegance
and luxurious accommodations, is pre-emnent-
ly without rival in trade. No effort on the
part of her officers will be wanting to secure
the completest comfort and convenience 10 pas
sengers. and shippers may rely upon the ut
most dispatch in the delivery of Freight.
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TO KANSAS EMIGRANTs
THE sATCHISON STEAM FFppv

operation oaops ho.
Asnscn bend
aahsas
etandr
A.non any PEN, OF TIE ise better % and
the Missouri River and is the adjacent
the
orsgon and SAT- LkeS the great
ssie crossing together with a.S
fehison. cHALiSs& CO,
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IsS0URI RIvER.

FOR MISSOURI RIVER
Kansas, Leayenvorth City, Weston, Iowa aoi !.
Nebraska City, P,attsmouth, 1isn p IA
Beileview, 0mahs City and Council nlo.''
HyHE Iight drausht passenger
steamer ST. NARY, viii -
run as = regular packet for the -
above and Intermediate points during the se.
s. G. CABBELL, Master.
A. 81. sWARToUT, Clerk
March 3o-tf
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9. DICKSON,
Commission Merchant.
Refereuces:-

XTTILL attend to receiving and forwarding.
w All Goods forwarded on commission will
receive immediate attention.
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DIR. J. G. AVER 4 CO.,

DIR. j. e. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS,
AND SOLD BY
S. Dickson and N. Z. Roswell, Atchison, 4.
t, Forman and Farkuharson, Doniphan, K.
t., Shriye~ani Macy, White Cloud, K. T..
Barnal d, Adams & Co., st. Louis, and all Drug
gists.
july 11-3mo.
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lWILLI1M o. GOULD.

Civil Engineer and surveyor.
In rear of Bowman e Blair's Store, C
Street, .7Ichison, K. T.
N7ILL attend to Engineering and Surveying
w In ali OF its branches Particular atten-
sioa paid to laying ont Town Lots, Surveying
Claims, &C.
Aug 1-,57-tf.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-09-05

TN exchange for Dry Gcsds or Groes vi
Dry Hides, Rssswax, Coon SKINS w.. -.
SKINS. Mink Skins, Tsliow, Butter, E ~.
Cheese. Clean Cotton Rags, Corn. 80
wheat. Flour. and II fact eli klsas g ass, .e
At its value, At 8 D 'i1 =
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JOHN n. eLARKsoS
Missouri Steam Planning lnI
AND BUILDERS WARERoOMs
DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY, MILL AND
LUMBER YARD,

Noiner OF WafIlit and Ninth streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
THE proprietors having thoroughly rsp,rl
i their commodions Mill. and having mad.
extensive additions of the latest improved De-
chinery, are fully prepared ito fill orders d
Doors, Sash and Blinds, Window and Doe
Frames, Monldings and every other kind 4
Carpenter Work. for II e finishing Of etery siyi'
Of buildings also, White and Yellow PiHs
Flooring and Weather-boarding, Failing Ter
Fencing, &c.
We would particularly call til. attention o.
persons emigrating to Kansas or Nebraska. al
alsc persons residing in the country, where
Building Materials and Mechanics are SCARF
to the style and workmanship Of our Frsae
Honse, which we cab furnish complete.
~TERMs CASH Eg
SAWYER, CLARKSOA l. Co.
Apr 27-iy
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ST. LouIs.-R. H. Stone, T. II Larkin.
LExINGroN.-A. Nj. Chadwick, J. H. Light
ner
WEsros.-E. Cody, Belt & Coleman, NJ. R.
Young.
ST. Observation-Disclosures & Riley, John Cor
hv
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WEST G Nc dSHAN.
CoRSER OF SECOND AND FRAHcIs ST..
ST. JOSEPH, MO.

HAVE 10 store the following named articles
IL which they offer to the trade cheap for
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THE MOTIVE POWER.

The engine and boiler which have been plan
ned and constructed for driving the "Combina-
ton Mill, J" are 80 compact and substantial and
50 easily managed that almost every extensive
farmer or planter would find them as conve-
nient and valuable for the farm plantation as
span of horses yoke of oxen. No one
need be deferred from the possessor of this
motive power, by apprehensions of difficulty
in running or taking of it, for it is so sim
plified as to be within the comprehension of
any iudicious person, who will note the instruc-
tons always furnished with it.
The engine il nine feet long, has an eight
inch cylinder, eighteen inch stroke, with feed
pump attached to and operated by the engine.
The driving pully. which also serves for a bal
ance wheel, is FIVE feet in diameter and ten inch
face.
The boiler is of locomotive construction, 10
feet long, containing IA tubes, p inches in di-
ameter The fire box sc inches long and d
inches wide; smoke pipes Is inches in diamc-
ter and SO feet long.
The engine and boiler which We usually fur
nishmay be rated at f,lrte,n hors. power,
which is sufficient to drive the Mill, together
with circular saw, shingle mill, small grist
mill, or other machinery of a similar character.
As surplus power is always of great advantage,
this is the power we always furnish with the
mill.
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PRICES j:


We furnish these mills and powers as des-
cribed above, including all the screws, bolts
beitings, CRATE bars, saw, pump, wrenches
crowbars, and everything necessary to be rsed
in or about the mill i'm running, excepting the
two long bed pieces and the wood work of the
carriage, which can easily be made anywhere.
the whole put up and boxed, and delivered to
this city. on board the desired transportation
line, for $3.50, with the addition of. freight
from New York, say $125.
To parties desiring larger power, we can fur
nish an engine and boiler OF eighteen horse pow
er. constructed in the same style as IN, above,
with mill containing an eight foot saw, and
other part corresponding, for $1,000.
The above are our lowest cash terms, paya-
BILE on delivery in the city.
PORTABILITY AND FREIGHTAGE.
The mill and power as described above, all
complete, weighs five tous, as follows:
Roller, with connexions, ...3, 400 lbs.
Engine, $500. ...... ....2 400 lbs.
Mill. ...... $500 $3.50. ........ ,2UU lbs
The whole establishment, with four or five
yoke of oxen, either upon carts, wagons or
trucks, can be easily moved at the rate of from
10 to % miles per day. The entire machinery
can be taken apart. and put together again in a
few hours time. Thus the necessity of moving
the logs long distance to the mill, is entirely
obviated, as it is much cheaper to move the mill
to the logs. As it will be perceived, there is
no mason work required, and no building,
less the parties choose to erect rough shed to
protect the operators e. en- the weather.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-09-05

CHoEs and Boots for sale, by
y May IL. S. DICKSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

HARDWARE.
GOOD NEWS
House Keepers :!
'I'HR suhs'ribers contemplating change In their
/ business. now oGer their entire stock o.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
REDUCED PRICES
Coosising Of almost article that be wanted
by the house keeper, or y usually Kept Ia
HOUSE FURNISHING STORES.
Pure Steer Plated Vv,ss'e,
BrtsSssssts Ware.
Pi@sstshed Ware,
Japanssed Ware,
Wooden = VVJllosC Wore
Cutlery.
Brushes Of all kinds,
Ee1they. Dsssieys,
Sad Irons,
II q L II II w AR n!
Tea Trays,
Bird Cages,
Work Stands and Baskets.
Door and Table Mats,
Cane Chairs, Chii,iren's Chairs,
Stair Rods,
WireRods for Window Screens
Lham6er Pals,
| Enameiied Iron Ware, dc, de-, DC. de-, d,
We shall continue TO sell stoves at our usual Low
prices and the attention u such Ia want OF
COOK STOVE
Is particularly invited to our stock as We have ,om
patterns for both coal wood, that we can recon-
| mend as
FIR SUPERIOR
| to any ever offered in this market
SMITH r. REMINGTON,
Sign Big II. Kettle,
l
Second Street, four doors ADORE Perry
LADIES WORK STANDS All
BASKETS
| A LARGE assortment Just received and will b
IA old at reduced prices by
| SMITH d REMINGTON.
.~~~~~~o~~~~~
bird Cages
at very low prices at
| SMITH Il REMINGTONS,
Sign Big Tea He'll,
-ooo~oooo.~~~~
TOILET WARE
DIETER ard CHEAPER than ever before oaere
| ID in this city by
SMITH 4 REMINGTON,
Sign Big Tea Keta
|
| N n N M a NM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

lnPoRTED WINES, GROCERIES,, &c
I. 4 ". GEERY,
~ Canal g. 1 10 Broadway. ~
fGsssblisAsA leeS)
lnp~vssv, os,l Dssisvs n Fret Qss'sssss'
FAMILY GROCERIES,
O0ss toshs TRADE HOTELS, PRIVATE a, ILL.,.
- III vhs ere choicr In their tss's' 50
esau1sS 0rAeis tArT ,.rmnSa p0uCu
ora nHGLIyu BRKAKgAST, OOLon1, LII
mi. nYSOU, 0UMPOWDse. IOUH0 nssoH'
- ~ elests aod half chests, &c
O0r1RR-nOCuA and JAVA. .<,.
WiHsN-nADgRl8 ~, SHkkklko. FO1Ts, hOCAs,
- verv old and high grades, In original pscks-
- drwious maeDuWs and bottles.
n2HTON And 0UK0Tl8R0 CLAReT0.
OnANPA6NKS: Moi = Chsndon's, Cshanse Imp'i
yrrsepsy Do. Hetdseich, q. H. AuAm's Do d.,
LQUORs-ossndits. Rams, whssey. Gin, Arrsct,
Xbslnshs, KiTsch, &c, &C., In original psckagu.
also, Curscso, hssaschino, Anisssts, Hoysss, IT.
MALI Liou0Rs-IosAon Brown Stout, Scotch and
sR0ARS-A variety of Choice Bran6s.
PICKIRsEBA0ll6H and FRENCH.
oAUOns-pbr vish. Currie, Game, Neat, &c.
CuURo0- sTILTOH. CHkDDhR, ROYAL v1CTO-
RIA, PRINCE ALBERT. PAkMHSAN CRUZ
RRK sAPsAGO, DUTCH, and AMERICAN.
sue RS-LOAI, CRUSHED, PULvkRIS8D, 81
CROIl &c. 10 barrels rnd half barrels.
ALPHABETICALLY and AFRICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE.
r1pOur Liquors are warranted unsdulterased ~
Of our ovn importation. IApr, ~ dIy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

HARDWARE.
HARDWARE!
M@
~ m sSrsaS Hrsssss
S8M 3s4 t
1857! #
TCLOsE < CO.,
Are nov rscsevtns - innsass stsck o. Harlvafs
adapted 70 ths wants Of dty snd country.
BUILDERS HARDWARE!
partnsut Of cur trade. Our STOCK snbrs-
oss everything n this In.
MILL FURNISHING GOODS!
THIS IL another speciality u our trade Our stooh
Is probably superior 70 any in the state We In
tend TO kesp ooostastly0 % hand the very bsst
Of oavs, Files. Bsting, Packins, &C.,
the Y arket a0orAs.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
GU.s3, CUTLERT,
MECHANICS TOOLS,
In fact our stock Is complete containing everything
usually asked for In the way Of Hardware Deal
ere and consumers cannot fall to and 1t to
their advantage 70 lock through our
assortments.
April 18th, 1857. T. CLOSE co.
-~~~s~~~~.~~~~>
MANTLES AND CRATES,
Aarblei.ed Iron Nantes and Crates, Of every
and In beautiful patterns, constantly on hand
and for sale at manuiacturers prices,
April a.lssu. 7. CLOSE b GO.
~s~~~.~~~o~.~~~~
sc A Ii S!
Fairbanks Patent Scales, manufactured by uvings
| ton Copeland l. 90. Warranted fully
| equal 70 any scale il the market.
We are selling scales lower than any House In tho cit
| April 1, 1857. T. CLOSE n co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
CARPETS! CarDetSl

FINE assortment % Hemp Ingram and Thrss
"A Ply CarpetDgs nov op.p At
J, b. TUITION 4 Co.'S
0riggs' block. corner Perry and III Sta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
81 kAlER.k.kLs.V, BROS. q 90,
IMPORTsRs AND DBALRRs IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OLA, PkRFUMRRY,

ITO WILLIAM STREET. cor. Besknan, New Ich
INVITE the attention Of the trace " their large
and varied STOCK Of Drugs. Paints, OILS Psrfumery
&c. In addition 70 thctr regular tmportataoos Of
saaoe DRUG. they srs also recsy Ing direct from shs
sources Of prodnction and manufacture, snpplss Of
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, brouscs. Oorks Nor
tars Spongss, Preach and 1nslish Perfumcry, Lu-
bins Ex,rscts and many other articles usually
braced IN DrusGists' stocks, which they src also
abled 70 oHer on the most aa1vsntAgc0as terms.
Orders either In pers00 or by mail, vii rscsiv,
pSompt attention. ahgsdly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

A IL In want Of New Dress for the approaching
a Holidays, should ioosr time In examining the
sautifu assortment Of Sllks, which are offered at
esiuced prices ~ WADSWORTHT on ~ II,
ds~1s Opposste uDfy,aiv~ Wouse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

= v n NJ, N9Ou ~ - W AX6my u
FOR ROCK BLAND AND DAVENPORT.
THIS Company Is prepared TO transport goods with
greater despatch than any other freight line from
session, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and al intermediate points SOUTH and HAST
Having their own CGvs on the different R00ds, and
Agents with them, Merchants can depend upon bet.
ter t6ass than BY any other kae.
Shippers BY this line Will have prompt yepardsio~
made them ior any less damage Of Goods while In
their charge, and will not be sent TO the Rail Road
which the damage may have occurred for redress
Those deSirtne 10 make arrangements for spring
business will please call before making arrangements
with GsD other line.
OFFICES.
Boston, No. IS, State otrsse.
New York, $40, Broadway.
Philadelphia, ~, South Third Street.
e. Louis, 80,
Chicago, Corner OF State and Randolph.
Davenport, Corner Front and Ferry SITS,
JNO. s DUNLAP, EVANS, MORLEY OHRw
On. Superintendent, AGENTS,
OIeveIand. Davenport
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

previous to the arrival Of the latter at the
point of intersection. Though the miss in this
instance was as good as a very large number
of miles, yet the announcement that we had
been even thus near running into one of these
erratlc bodies, created among some people
considerable excitement, and indeed alarm
But from the fact that Sir J Herschel saw
stars of the sixteenth magnitude through the
centre of this very comet, and the comet of
ITO passed through the satellites of Jupiter
without producing the least perceptible disar-
rangement in those insignificant orbs, astrono-
mers have come to the comfortable conclusion.
that these strangers are neither more nor less
than luminous gas, and "gas,7 as we Ameri-
rams well know, is not so very terrible after
Philadelphia Erening JournaI.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
That Comet.

Considerable excitement has lately been
created in Partisan goSsipping circles, on the
subject Of q comet, which some star-gazer OF
other has predicted will. on the 18th day of
next June, come in collision with this peacea-
ble earth of ours, thereby damaging it TO an
unknown extent. Now there is nothing extra
ordinary in a report like this originating in
Paris. for there has been no revolution worth
speaking of there for some time, aud the pub
lie mind, since the assassination OF the Arch
bishop, has grown quite stagnant, aud been
really suffering for the want OF little stmu-
lus of some kind Indeed it would not sur
prise Us much TO hear that the whole affair
was got up at the instigasion of Louis lie Pc
tit,' that sagacious ruler, shrewdly imagining
that the trail of . comet might be the means
of saving his own head, for it is no easy mat
ter to predict with any degree of certainty, to
what little fancy job the cansiIIe" may be
inclined next to turn their attention. But Sc
riousy speaking, this theory Of the possible
coll sion between our earth and some wander
ing heavenly body, and the probable effects of
such an occurrence, is, TO say the least of it, q
very interesting subject That such an event
may occur no one can deny, although it il q
possibility merely, and not probability. In
1882, the comet of Biels," as il is called.
crossed The orbit Of the earth. aeo1' month