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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

FLOR AND nrAL-Tte inquiry 81 Western ,4ns' I,. p.
ia ey fDed and tn hbcs arrival present and ProsP
i've rTees are lOd g.. lower aud The '-ndency Is sun
,he ~ rates b,juf above the limits 81 shippers orders TIE
htcr grades are much depressed ard very ir'eE1A si or
oio acl us be regarded nominal p1 most deicfpl
me sci s,c 500 Jb st COO SO 81 for omm7n 70 goo
State sc lC0s6 81 fo extra do 50 63Gs 50 70 Tor
GOOD exc Oho 75a IS for good 20 cnoce do % 0o~
az 2 or Louis brands and 50 a5q 90 for extra
,aniTv gh sales of 400 bbs 81 7Oa rs IS for superfne
aud So 81 80 for extra southern Flour 10 oneIe iss
freely and holders Of the grades eae Is no
aoe.bIe lange Gales 100 bbs ct 90 Tor
Sed rood brands Baltimore Alexandria &C. and 80 See
~ better brands. Rye Flour 70 rather lower and ia
be.vy az tL cose sees of $50 bbls az 80 9145 % Corn
Meal Inactive but firm at ~ lJG - % Tor Jersey aud
81 2jd 81 - fyr BTsndywin-.
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-Neio- York Yard
Totals..... 2a5 1854 j,l75 C57 l,0h

this Sa ia5t year as Mess IS $50; last uoat 1877 last;
yesr 1929. Thin Mes COL lat loata 5-j last yesI
1886 PRIME Mess 2C6; last month, 26il sst year, DO.
Jsuk So month l9; last year, Prime 4o5l last
month, e,s5 last year. 276 Rups' 322 s,t month So
5i Refuse Prime 272 last month CO. las year. l0t@ Other
Refue 4ii last month 556 last year, 1870 Uninspected
month, SAT-; Ast year, 5iOil.
-Neu. York I1r9.----Rklya Yfs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

LEAD-Ps 10 sldu GalenS nominal last sales Of Spanish
a. ss9S6 i0 Refined German l2 Sc Isl English do
at s. IS; Sheet aud Bar a. 6i5 and fipe y as,
LIME-Rocka is again better sales OF ECO bills common a.
SOC and 30 DO. Lump 1t s 20
LATBsEaster are without change ss,es - 81 y y VI
LUNBER-Essterp Spruce and Pine Emb~r continues 70
eel by Ia. cargo AZ sI3GSI5F feet
M0LAsSES has Continued DesI>eted SeJ psnVh IN The
st~rce VI tses We ae vpsGe &c quote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

For TIE rett ending "WEDNESDAY, Sept ?, 1911
terN. RECEIPTS CATTLE OF ALL KINDS. FOR THE WEEK
According 70 reports the several market pisces IA
de ci.y there haze been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

SAVANNAH Sept. The Z. NJ ''eef
BOSTON, Sept. Ar bari. Gs~,s, P,ssSIy, Ton ..
t.fs s S.. f bs:Ts.. S Roe' ssne
Brooklyn, L.
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MINIATURE kLMAkA,

MINIATURE kLMAsAc....TBs DAy. -
6un-Rfses.... 5:29 Sets....6:28 Moon--Se.s.... I'D
WArEb....
Sandy Hook. 6:35 Gov Ispd.. 72In Hell Gtte... 500
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n;snsscr~. &c.

MAUI, m. ,.,so Of toe barb Pachc, Which strnst
seps LIE .,ss, eithe "a judy hes sn,ea lsy
Telegraph " EuYe:3 Wk's' a9s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

OIL GAZETTE inquiry continues brisk and TIE market s
finn; SAILS Of 40 ns az 80 for thin oblong -stern ia
bags and f41a or TO- city IN bags and bales Inc srTas
are fair, but there r. no stock q moment .
PROVIsIONs-The demand for Po.k IL limited aid the
market is rather easier but with Few seAei; ne rsddsed
SICK and moderate arr ais prospect induce large holders %
otsr rainsy the sales AZ bs at So 5Jd u 60 Tor
Mess - IS 10Y Clear and g. Il p for Prime Beef -
t4.iy sgppy limited ard the arrivals nothing Of urEt
the sales re 10 6bs -7d IS for epasked Western Mess
sl7J1S8 for Iepaoked Chicago and 10 J)G 10 for extra
DO Prime Nee. quiet $50 Bet Hams are Inactive 81
s2S ja s2l Bacon very quiet az IA log for Western
smoked Cut Meats are nominal 1t l2c Tor shoulders and
lc fol Hans Lard low and duh and closes unsettled;
mail iosso hbs and tcs at l51al'e huer Is IN
ia ssabe ct ga o. Eggs better, and 10 demand OF eee
u aOz
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Old 1T II
Neu- YORK IL

TorAL OLD AID NEW BEEPCity Mes. last In19ih III
year Az Rtuackcd Mess t64 last month H. III last
Il $50 Repac,ed Chicago Mess 2GsS; last month 500 last
yeer 69 Railroad Beef G9 last month lOi last yelr Z
Refuse Mess lCiS; last month oS7 last sis Refuse
Priu. IL; last month II last a. Othr Refuse Ia;
Las, mouth 49, last year sO9 Prime Me's. ts eli last
month $685. last year 1918 Country Mess le6i last no.th
269; last year 1872 County Prime, -; last month - last
year So Uninspectcd tcs last month IA ast yeAt
Upi1 erected bbs S7s last month, l last year, 49, Total
9Of7 : last month Is OF; last year, = so
POTATOLs-Donr stic toI.iuuo du the receipts very
uufrl; The demand moderate. Now Sweet PEI -. amer
seir AZ 5Gd 45 y Dbl Bcrinudss out Il srFct
PLASTER-Whit and Blue Lump are selling a.tS5a - p
and Cs,Led a. & =, mos. -.
RIG continues dull: the saes a!e Animpoiant quote
at ~ 75Q 80 20 y loo lbs
SUGARS-Therc has ltr moreiralrv today, chiefly
for export and prices further in the buyer avor The de-
cline from the highest point - 56J.c The inside
fgur. tp,o.ts the reduction sid' winch are
relatively lilher than refining qualities being scarce and
wanted IL would be difficult bay 81 the decline We have
quoted such desciip'ions. Refine are lover and du
Suss quota ions are annexed they show falling on for the
month August # tale 10 the sales lt2i hbds 81
7QSlc including so hhd for export 1t g. epn, ~ eoLd
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

HIDES-IIolders Of lots the asking fun prices
from buyers We understand that invoices
to be bought below currency and sales
In this clready been nna,od The only
action SLOWED 70 PRINT 100 Ssysule al 2Sc nonth
rejecting wateTdamsted.
We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

COffEE-An kinds have be,R quiet The sales are entirely
Of retail character.
We quote:
Java, White n.....e,d7 GlSi
no. lar 10 pfilne Ill d23 0B
Rio, ordinary 0i QOl st Domiuxo SlOOtblSSQ
Laxusy lSl 6l3lI
COAL-The demand for aite
bn Win large arrivals some descriptions lower; but do
not reduce our qoaon Is the MAJOR part Of the business
Of prices within our range o figures trade NAV be
ted with the Esst and sok has increased slowly The
arrivals thus far az tide water slightly excess OF wear
but with increased fes Of nsporation we are .v No
have ample stock a. the close Of navigation sale by tn
cargo a. IS Goa ~ 90 y aud yard a. ~ l0s IS
Liverpool 10 still and IN good request cargo of te
changed hands al $S mos ObT kinds are du AN heavS
C0PPER-Ssw SheahiIs has been IN good reques ~ sSl
months but sales Of suits from store masking &c Vel
commands 22c moahk Refined Insot hem
10 BITTER request with Of 10000 D Baltimore sad Lie -
2i92S, cash n2 morhs Brkles and Bolts steady
Gosh
DYEWOODs-Tbe su.'l ,.oas Of mos. Kinds oH,rins and
De gaSie 10 H0De'sy fsJ' Pe'sst F1 eye Essssoas -
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errF CATTLE.
N,ub-r reported for this ralk-. at fo'tyfourtn - g,


The prices 20 DAY ere Quoted as follows; -,
Iirr- ouay ........u all! Ordinary :.9gss
Me3i...........lO @ lt!l No en good beeTes one:el
The general average Of tins market s.........lO;
TIL mott Of tie sales range from 10 70 nc
Prices head al = D. OF efetent seigat' WILL % ior9a
IN = roorut Of ssies OF sun iTy Droves $500.
Of beeve. received in the city this week 10
THIS iS9 head nc'e than as; week and ~ heai more
mas, last year 1894 head while the number
80 bsfr ~ $50 be I'D more hsn the average, AMI
ca he'd more thar this Day asst week.
r. ~ wing ir1Ne, sre IN the na.ket tod1y:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

Beef IS, Dbl eli o. rls N lad o, bN,..- isis5-
Boz City...."..17 20 as q Hams Picted.''- -
Do. Extra newlS 81 Ulg % snoulderS' Go,.- Il q
~ pr.ne Ci.y None Do S.nkd p b. I4i Gl4,-
d. Pr Ma 20 % d Batter or e Co.. az a9 -
Dort H. new i.25 20 G Do, faI 20 prime IL Q -
d. Clear new. rs IS G.6 90 DO, Ol.o....- 10 q ~
Do Prime 81 90 u p = lChFe.e. O. ~
No Prime Mas p % az 90 Eeg. ~ doz....- IL u 10
sIocx OF PORK ASD BEEY N PACKING YARDS, kEW-YoRk
BROOKLYN, SEPT. ], 1857.
n vi ATyrJs
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1879
I'D
It5I
PRICES THIs
By the Pound. Per HEAD.
Lambs ........... l6d lll dl2c 81 50G 81 510
Sheep ............ "a loc. ~ 16ti ga %
Thos C. Llsis reports sale Of iSl Sheep and Lambs IN
twelve lots, for { ORG e3-syeraEng IS u = head
sWISE-There important nsce in the live
Hoo market than what be gathered from quotations
eKcep, that 90 hear anything bid
..ace SATURDAY for any kind Of stock.
We quote;
PRICES WEEK.
Live weight. Dead wr
First quality corn-fed large tze.......79dsc.
Second quality corn-f.d. ............-d-
fr.t quality, small szes, fat and prime
'or market nu.eaer. f4Iic.
Ordinary or common stock Hoss.... none.
Sales Of Hogs by Miles Bartlett Commission Merchants,
No ~ WasLp street for the week ending Septe mber
1857: For Ovist Sunni. County Ohio loi eortd hogs.
gro "a sic For c. B. PsuL Deswar. County, Ohio l45
corr-isd bogs IA, Tie For Gardner. Licking
tGgpyi Ohio, Ia ::ss ed bog, ~ 0, 49, Tc. TsAas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

FRUITNery little hes been done to-day; Drices OF Raisin,
kinds OF Dry Foreign unchanged There very
little fresh Foreign the market Domestc Fruits be-
fore quoted.
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HEMPTh" me-. both Tor Dometc and Foreign remains
very quiet, the supply fully equal to the pesen5 vans Il
choice undes at 1870 tun ,whic il very extreme
pIicr; $50 do at 2iO0 27 90 i'll do mp,O ard S5 de-
Italian both bond private terms and small lotll bales
Tan pico at l2lc IL Boston 800 bales Manila sold at
n d8c and $50 do Jue at Si&d +22 30 T. tun,
and go do Sum at &c. The stock hand yesterday
follows.
Russian Outsbot. . tuns ltaisn...,..,..'.ip bales
Russian Glenn. 286 tups Sum 100 bales
American Dressed 5l3 bales Sisa Isl bales
American UnGessed bG bales St Domingo. % bales
Msnil 10 halo p bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

COffEE-An kinds have bes quiet. The sales are eniSe
al . retail character.
~. aua4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

OILN-Ldnseru u fathcr Clet, but st"a.Y sHI1l
AmsIicar 20 the rrsusr tad al so EnEish : nom ay
hid sc. Crude Whale il quiet but hTn a. o]L'2 ior
aik aud Inferior Tic r Hunpback Pass. foI South Sea
and Nsrtlwes and 75c for selscedthe later an S't,enr
price. Crude Spe is net but firm q SOa 81 . = sa
Ion. sI ufactusd OIL. n fair request - quoted ne
Lard oud Red Oils continue dull but prcc ar s'mnay h'
Oyr j. steady and IL Fir demand sses o. ~ PEf
qus- and pints q. p 81 300 - Ia.ow OI b9nSa
=; cah Csm!cue is ceiling a; =. .sc, and f!ud at
Ec.. Ca-h.
We quote: r..
N II -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

NAVAL sfOHEs-spiri.s TIP n;re /. cute drll, Aod
-. arc shsd. lower. b., oife s.es 81 -,
~, IN prime shipping ordT a: i5c cash mo-. holders .'I
ne, The usrke bu1yas. ~ / = l3l n Com mon HON
ornues scare sud wanted q; IS T. 10 T. delivered W.
,osc ssles Of 40 h1 slei yal u toe ABOVE
T,c The medium AID 4tIs n tt.e. ~ Poly hlt
, ek- az ~ ID m'ru- large. ul to- Iark,- retain, ~ pre-
vios iruaes the d-n ana, b.H - .u qit" - l-eA
a. Of 50 bli.. .re - good No a. - - sd Pit . tut
10 3d. fDe n. and pale white % ~ lar j. dan az
re- 3 for Thin selected Nilnia-.On a;ao- 81 some
al ulfp itch ia u. fbut -t..tiy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

A WARSISG-Cows POISONED BY Win
CHERRY.-The Ohio Farmer reports that a
man, having occasion to cut down a small
wild cherry tree, threw the branches over
the fence into the road or common, and
that two cows, died within twenty min
utes, and within fifty feet of the place.
That Prussie acid is contained in the
leaves, DC, of this tree, we were aware;
but did not suppose it existed in sufficient
quantity to produce such effects. The
public would be benefited if every cir
cumstance connected with this case.
which tends to show that death was pro-
duced by the cherry leaves and nothing
else. were more fully stated; also. il any
one who knows of any foes of similar
nature would give them publicity.
Meanwhile, prudent caution seems to
dictate that care be taken to prevent cat
tie from browsing upon the brush of this
tree.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

HINTS ABOUT SAVING FoDDER.--Far-
mcrs, now is the time to secure a good
supply of fodder for the coming winter.
M@y of us were obliged to buy hay and
even straw, the past spring. merely be.
cause we did not improve the proper time
to secure sufficient quantity of our own.
There are but few farms Of one hundred
acres that would fail to produce an amount
of hay sufficient to winter one cor, even
from the fence corners of the grain field,
and now is the time to secure it, before
the bulk Of the hay on the farm is cut.
By so doing we destroy many weeds, and
prevent their seeds from being distribu-
ted about the farm.
Remember the old adage, "take care
Of the cents, and the dollars will take
care of themselves" Upon the same
principle, take care of the small patches
of grass about the farm first, and you
will be sure to find time to secure the large
meadows. Many farmers threshed their
grain in the field last fall, and set fire to
the straw or stacked it so poorly, that
the rains rendered it nearly worthless for
fodder. This, gentlemen, is poor economy.
Every particle of straw should be put
under shelter, or stacked with as much
care as hay. and fed out to stock upon
the farm. The manure will pay for all
extra trouble. ga word to the wise is
sufficient" DC.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

Avery green sprig from the Emerald
Isle, entered boot and shoe shop, to
purchase himself a pair of "brogans. -
After oVerhauling his stock in trade,
without being able to suit his customer,
the shopkeepsr limited that he would make
him pair to order. "An' what. will
yer az to make good pair iv emp was
the query. The price was named the
1rishman de1nurred, but, after "bating
down." the thing was a trade. Paddy
was about leaving the shop. when the
other called after him, asking, u" But
what size shall 1 make them, sir 90
"0ch," cried Paddy, "niver mind the
size, at all-mGke them as large as ys
conveniently can far The money"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

| A Frenchman-we don't know who
Haid, long ago, "Let me make the songs
ofNa, people, and I care not who makes
their faEs."-Dispatek
It was not Frenchman, but woman,
thAt made that declaration, and that wo.
smsn is m American poetess. Unfortun-
atsly, the first time this sentiment was
printed, the compositor omitted the Q in
che word songs" and made the author
Sss Erite, ''to make the sons of people -
She felt mortified at the blunder, and
never publicly proclaimed the authorship
Of the saw.-Bostoa Times.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

A Puzzled YASKEE.-" Quilp" told a
good story Of man on q Mississippi
steamer, who was questioned by Yam
kee. The gentleman, to humor the fell
low, answered all the questions strainght-
forwardly, until the Down Easter was
fairly puzzled for an intcrogstory. At
last he inquired
"LOok here, Squire, where was ycw
born %
z" / was born" said the victim, in
Boston, fremont Street, No. A, on the
4th day of August, 1920, at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon
Yankee was answered completely. For
amoment he was struck. Soon, howev-
er, his face Frightened, and he quickly
said:
"Yas; wall, / calculate you don't re-
collect whether it was frame or brick
house. du ye 90
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

A WTSEss IN CoURT-The Worces-
ter Spy relates the following amusing
examination OF the witness in the case of
Calvin Bond, Of Oxford, who was indict-
ed before Judge Briggs, on charge OF
stealing boots:
A brother of the defendant, who was q
witness in the case, and who testified
that be saw his brother purchase the boots
and some other things from Smith, crea-
ted considerable amusement by the naive
manner in which he answered the Dis
trict Attorneys questions. He testified
that he could not write; and, shortly af-
forwards, stated that he wrote to his bro
ther, from Springfield, to visit him.
did you not testify, just now, that
you could not write?" said the Attorney.
=" Wal, neither / can; but l ordered
che letter to be wrote, and got it done by
The hand Of another man"
"Who was the other man 2"
oval, it was my aunt %
This bull created some merriment,
which, however, did not disturb the
cquGnimity of the witness.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

LARGE YIELD OF RYE FROM A SINGLE
GRAN.-Mr. A. H. Brown. of Bryan.
Williams county, informs as that SIN
gle plant of rye was discovered on the
farm of Mr.. Jacob Brovd, which, from
one root, sent up NINETY seven stalks, the
grains upon which Aumbered six thou.
sand two hundred and eight. This is an
extraordinary large yield Ohio Farmer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

SHOW, then, Thomas, what are you
burning off my writing table ?'' said an
author to his servant.
Only the paper that's written al
over; l haven't touched the Clean" wa:
the reply.
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DIR. KANES FIRST NARRATIVE.

The United States Gr1nneN kxpedition N
Search Of Sir John Franklin,
During the Years 1e5O-51. 7
A Personal Narrative, by ELISHA KENT KANE
NJ. D., U. S. N. One volume Svo., upward:
of $50 pages, containing 900 Steel Plates and
Wood Engravings, including fine steel Por.
trait of Sir John Franklin, being the only one
ever engraved in America. Also, a BIoGRA-
PLY OF FRANKLIN, by S. AUSTIN ALLIBoSE
Esq. $500.
This work is totally distinct from the second
Arctic Expedition, and embraces much valuable
and interesting matter never before published
1t should be owned by all who have purchased
the last Expedition, as it makeSaDR. KASE's
works complete.
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A WoRBrED TRADEsMAS.-A mar
some six feet three inches in height, and
of herculean build, went into the place o
one of the Worcester shop keepers, and
asked If they had got any "whirlers' =
that is, stockings without feet.
mo" said the shop keeper, "but We
have some famous big and strong stock
ings as will Just suit such q man a.
you"
Lets have look at EN- said the
man.
The counter was Immediately covered
with quantity. The working Hercule.
selected the largest pair, and said
Whats the price?''
"FOur shillings and ninepencs," wa,
The rejoinder.
"Can you cut the feet off them ?" was
the next query.
"Oh, certainly" said the shop keeper.
Then, just cut them off," was the Ia
comic direction.
No sooner said than dono The long
shop-shears were applied, and instantly
the stockings were footless.
"And what is the price of them now3's
asked the customer, with all the compo-
sure imaginable.
"Price of them nowF" echoed the
worsted merchant, surprised beyond doubt
at the absurdity of the question; Hwhy,
four shillings and ninepenee, to be sure"
=" -Four shillings and ninepence !" ex.
claimed the purchaser; al. never gave
but one shilling and sixpence for a pair
Of 'Whirlers' in my life."
And he laid down the amount upon the
counter.
Well" replied the traiesman, chop
fallen and fairly outwittcd. throwing the
mutilations at him. " take them, and be
off with you! You've 'whirled' me
this time, butts I'll take good care that
neither you nor any of your rogueish gang
shall do it again, as long l i've"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

MARRIAGE GUIDE, by DIR. WM. YOUNG.
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general reader, and is illustrated with tipwarls
Of one hundred engravings. All Young married
people, Or those contemplating marriage. and
having the least impeachment 70 married life.
snould read thus book Il discioses secrets shat
every one should be acquainted With st;ii Il
- book that must be kept locked 40, and not
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on the receipt Il twenty-five cents. Adress
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Elisha Kent Kane.
A BIOGRAPHY.
nv WILLIAM. ELDER

In announcing the LIFE OF DR. KANE. we
are but anticipating the wishes Of thousands and
tens Of thousands Of the admirers Of that great
man.
Having been personal friend Of the deeeas-
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DR.. Elder Is vel qualified to do justice to the
subject.
This work will be issued in one handsome &C.
tavo volume, and viii equal in every respect the
superb volumes of Arctic Explorations, recently
published. It win contain a new full-face por-
trait, executed on steel, as well as sngravings
of bis residence, tomb, medals, &c
In order to give this work large circulation,
it will be sold at the low price of $3.50.
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WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
q ENoCH sPAULDING, PROPRIETOR

TN order to do justice to the rapidly increasing
l. travelling and local custom, the Proprietor
of this House has determined to make a large
addition to it, and fit it up to accommodate the
public in the best style.
His House still remains open, where he will
endeavor to entertain and re1aer comfortable all
who may favor him With call. The patronage
of the public is respectfully solicited.
iune IL '57, ly.
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II. W. PETER IN FRAZER ma PETER-
PETER, FRAZER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BOnnetS,
OITpPNSVApE IRnV NAILS CUTLERY

VUEENCh AhDf IttONi Nhib'' W lbbNAf
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES,
OREGON, MISSOURI,
A RE now in receipt Of one of the largest and
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and all others wanting cheap and serviceable
Goods. We make Iron, Hardware, Edge and
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in our business. Persons desiring these kinds
of goods, will find ours the largest and most
complete assortment above the Nodaway.
Drugs and Patent Medicines are also leading
feature in our business, to which we invite the
especial attention of persons wanting any thing
in that line.
We take all kinds of Country Produce at the
highest market price, in exchange for Goods.
We are determined to sell our Goods at as
low figures as any house in the West. Call and
see for yourselves. june 4, Isl, If.
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