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He thathath Eyes TO See Let Him see.
HDr. y. SNYDER.
OCULTST.

rs stl on hand aud ready At nl imes 70 walt up
afflicted with dlensud eyes. Thankful for the unusuhl.
y liberal patronage DO has received during ne ew mouths
ofhisretMonce IN Tihn, be would retpcoiluly solicit
continuance Of the same. Prom hs unusual tuocos In
tfean1 the numerous porons who have bcou undrr Ms
nom this pooo and YrnOns sp8ns ofthu State, he feels
ne,ged eonadencen tnoiungthe patronage Of the public.
iie has In many cales
RESTORED THE BLIND TO SIGHT,
And badly diseased eyes healthy condition during hl
short rsaiicnce in this place,
d. Snyder has also paid particular attention lcrou.
ous diseases which ho has treated with unparalleled
cess.
Dr. =. coudfoe 70 many NJ distance bot dozens
unnccestTy, and wl only insert aleier from Mr. Hoysi
ofCarey, and will refer only Of The many oasesthai
have bcenbonohted In tnsvicinity. -
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G A LII u P'S
) 8W g 6RY STORE,
| s roplenished every month with arrivals .
i 6ne Jowolry, Clocks, Watches. Silver Plate
aud Fancy Goods Of neatand tosteful sty les and
The assortment Of Clocks embraces elegant
patterns Of the
=, MARINE TIME PIECE.
Varieties Of Clocks may also De had ranging In
value from two TO fifteen dollars.
w a T Q r. E s.
his watches are selected with great care, war
ranted to be perfect time-koopors, and Of the
qasliiy Of gold they are represented to be when
sold. Prices vary FROM twelve TO two hundred
and hiy dollars. Silver watches corrospond-
ingy low.
AMONG OTHER THINGS HIS STOCK CONSISTS or
fl1e 1old aud Silver Hunting and open dial
Snropom9ter Lever and Lepino Witches
Finger and Ear Rings, Breaches, Pou.
Gus, Bracelets, Snaps, CuG Pins,
Loekets, Slides, Chains, Gold
Pens. Gold and Silver Thin
bles, Silver Table, Tea,
Cream, Salt, aud
Mustard spoona
RazOrs
aud StropE
Brushes. Specta.
cles Of Gold, Silvor
Plated. and Silver to suit all
eyes, with variety Of Gold
studs, buttons, etc, etc, etc etc
Elegant Patterns Of Tea Sets,
Plate, Table. Tea, Cream and Sugar
spoons, butter, Fish, and Cake Knives, etc.
Retlcules. Coral Boads, Jet bracelets, Neck
lacos, and Ear Rings.
beautiful. -
His ,!oeL being constantly rsplsnIshsd, con.
MRtW AmD RARhaeamAAhR
Call atthe fne new Jewelry and Plano Rooms
No Commercial Row, Tain. o.
apr25 WILLIAM GALLUP.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
AND
w HIT E w A S HIN G
TNHE undersigned sull continue the business q
Il HOUSE, CARRIAGE aud WAGON paipt
ing. Also Paper hanging aud Whitowashine.
All orders in Iiihn aud sureoGsding country,
promptly answered,
Az materials used In tho business. kent ON
hapds. Franklin S., West Of SCOTS Tannery
March ,QO'57-Iy, ''"'
BuY, Fat and grow Fat.
HNHEhuest Confectons, Cakosand Bread -
4 Toys fancy aulcles&e. can be found atth,
Wholesale aud retailconteetlonary OF
W. Os CDR "a VORDRdls
Washington Street, Tifhn Ohio.
Families aud partiessupplied With theluxurisi
J oflhe craft on short notice.
| COUNTRY MERCHANTS willdo wellts
axamlne OUT stock, before purchasing else
where,
January sth, 1884,
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TUITION FEE IN ADvANCF.

For entire Mercantile Course, time unlimited en
Same Coure. for Ladies 5f
Twenty Lossons n Practical Penmanshin, simply
Fer iul course IN Flounsinr, etc. per agreement
NJ BsFor padcuars send ior Caialoeue5ond Crcuisrrs
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.THE ExTENpEn oOuRsE d

enbraeosleugty, practical from The vnrona Busines,
Firms, and u designed or such sudcrts may wish 10
spend longer than the time rsquirdd BY ne REGULAR
some Special fiousc
By taking IN addition the EStended Course The student
will be faithfully and ptonohy employed elk months.
PENMANsHiP, "Prauiieal and ofnamontal,n IN aliits
vareues, viii be taught IN the thorough and cncian
manner by Of the beit teachers the West Resides
ensual method Of teaching Business Writing the Chir
yihmographc System will aro be taught ssvstcm 20
popular and recommended BY best educational mon
now taught nthe Public Schools Of Cleveland, Coluiuhus q
Toledo Many othef schools open fo good teachers OF
Chirythmngranhy as sonh af they can be qualified.
DAILY LECTURES Practical and Theoretical
Book Keeping Mercantile Laws, Commercial Eihics po
iea Economy M of Computation, Commercial Cnlnu.
ations, Mefoante Customs banking, Exchange, Com
merce RailfoadihF Commercial History, Business Cores
pondence, Ptnmanship. etc.
The New Suit Of Rooms, Of this College, occupies tie
finest oeaiinn Ia the city situated they iho
Of the Pubicsquafe and Superior street. aording fair
view nf most Of the city and the Lake The
neatly md tastefny fprnshed surpasnng IN beauty
and convenience, perhaps those Of any similar institution Ia
the Union.
The LADIES COURSE ist the Same that or the Gen
temen, afotding equal facilities nadies WHO may wish
70 avail themselves Of the Commerciql Course.
The Principal having extensive business ucquantancl
Is enabledo secure good situations of many ofhs grad
yates.
Marchyoth, ,57ly.
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FOLSOMS
lfkRCdHTILE COLLEGF
eoassh rUauo aUknrs
O J. 3 " i I a N d o II / o ,
incorporated May, o, 1851.
p, @. FOLSOM An. Pd,si,,i
FA LTY.
?. q. FOLSOM. LT.CALHIrs. QUINN.
A1iirsetof IN Aeroanis, nd Lsciuei c Burnsrs Cosl
A.i.PHELPs, W H tT.tnr. ou ,u,n.
Teachcft Of Pftciioai anf Olaa -ltisi punrr..hiu
GEORGE BRAnnUHe p,,r = y rrns,,,g,
Prof A. CURTIS, e-.li.ti .-..,.tt
mos Dosto" eHe , iiqrrt g. W fALnrf,
Hcn. ions TnuwnEfa
Loetuvro on ooameieisi Law eoisaos of Government
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L A N d p L A S T r. R
JUST received q loi Of fresh rrou IA n ..,e, a
- be used asa 'feFilher" Earl. RTII'
April 24,'sT.f.
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40 baIf'li Ceneai Or Waigi Lime.
On eaT,I. PuT, Cider vnegai-Iusi received ana for
''pilH n A. nvsKIRE cos
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A sErrtH vrozsAnls nrErDY,
iuaasdiaisly Vhsp Ne arIl lImp,om, commspeo.
10 OALoMEL / no PoIsoN n
b. coed physlc, composed Of the healing
planil Neiure he's herfrlf proyidod.
Ihh you can Sod 10 Ire
ARoNATlC vEoEfAnLE oATHARTlc fIIIs,
rRrFAHEpBE
A. LANewoRTHY. FmDLAY. O.

We compound them from Western expert.
ouce--wo knew What you want, because We want
them ourolyoi. Thea when that Dull Headache,
Pain IN the Back or limb, commences, whom In
shori you feel your sysisw getting oat Of order,
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THE INITIATORY COURsE

embraces areruar pforfetve series Of anusornl canl
classified somovhat the variety Of transacilons. n
aims TO devci0pe the tt principles and philosophy Of Ac
counts rathcrthan mere routine and aciua formula By od
dresing The aud judgment o the STUDENT who stu
dies withiho vew Of aprreending und arriving at fasli
and pushes bis with much areuer con-
ddenee, pleasure andindependence
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16
40 Rsnr TO wonK,
-LAso voRrm's ARoNAne Aour PILLS" /"

ule them according 60 directions. and break an
she disoeset " yoa have had " long time, use
abe Physic Pills, 20 keep your sys.em regular, aud
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16
1857

EARL BILL
LEsshE on THE OSBORN IA b } WAREHOUSES.
TIFFlN, ONO
GraiR Storage and Commission Merchant. ana
Dealer 10 salt, Water Lime, Coal, Calcins
Plaster ETC.
Aprillith. 5I-tE
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SOLD oy GIBSON a SLANKER 7YRe. q
3. g. cAPLks. Fosi,ris, o. g. W. b. ZijcK
peisy y lSaiy 81, k,-gn.
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Something for euesy LAZY.
Stewards Great Renefactor.


THE greatest periodical remedy ever discov-
l. cred. One thousand boxes retailed month
ly. The benefactor is infallible for the imine-
date removal of DISTINCTIONS, Irregularities,
Prolapsus Uteri calling of the womb Len
chorrhea or Whites, and all the diseases pecu-
liar to females.
This remedy has never in single case failed
in producing the Menses. have received many
letters of Recommendation, which all say, s. 1t
is the best remedy we have ever used" Sick
ness at stomach, headache. languor, debility,
pains in the head, side and back, floss OF appe-
tite. costiveness, &C., al some OF he symptoms
which attend irregular Mensnration. This REM
edy is certain to remove one and all of those
symptoms.
Be sure and get the genuine, which has my
signature on each box. This remedy may be
had by addressing ]. S. SHEPPARD, West
Fourth street, Cincinnati, and enclosing 81 and
the remedy will be sent by return mail.
N. B.-Ladies that are pregnant should not
use this remedy, as it is sure to bring on mis-
carriage, though no injury to health would fol-
low. One box 81, three boxes 81. All letters
of inquiry must contain a postage stamp to en-
sure answer.
J. S. SHEPPARD,
Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Aug S-,57-ly
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HENS AND Ecos-For several years
past have spent few weeks of the latter
part Of August, on the Kennebec river. in
Maine. The lady with whom have
stopped is a highly accomplished and in
telligent housewife. She supports a
" hennery," and FROM her derived NY in
formation in this matter. She told me
that for many years she had been in the
habit of administering to her hens. with
their common food, at the rate of a tea.
spoonful of cayenne pepper each alternate
day, to dozen of her fowls. Last sea-
son when was with her. each morning
she brought in from twelve to foultre
eggs. having but sixteen hens in all. She
again and again experimental in the mat
ter, by emitting to feed with the cayenne
Tor two or three days. The consequence
invariably was. that her product of eggs
fell of TO FIVE or sig per day. The same
effect Of using the cayenne is produced ir
winter as we'll as in summer-Boston
TRANSCRIPT.
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WAFER ron SrocK.-To keep cattle
on water that would give a man the ague,
is wicked. 1t is no. only cruel to the brute,
bu, it makes the flesh and milk unwho!e-
some, and scatters disease wherever either
is eaten. On many farms, We see basin
scooped out, where the water. in wet
weather, can flow in. and be held, in dry
weather, for the use of the cattle.
Dry weather comes-frogs, toads, tad
poles, and leeches inhabit it; the former
making i, filthy; the heat covering it with
a green scum; and the leeches, by being
drank. and fastening on the internal blood
vessels, producing bloody murruin. And
with such water for drink, farmers expecl
healthy cattle AS well may they expect
healthy chiidr N, brought up in the ever
glades Of Florida, with no drink but the
swamp water. in which. for ages. have
been stepped alligators. and Other reptiles
II farmers have no other water. they
ought to construct large filters Of charcoal
and gravel. and filter it before drank
They can be made like large leach tubs
sufficiently capacious to filter the water for
a large herd. - Ohio Farmer.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-09-05

THE BEsF Toorn WASH, because the
safest and most universally accessible. and
most invariably applicable and efficient,
where specific dental science is not sought,
Is piece of common white soap, with ii
brush of moderate stiffness.
Tartar on The teeth" is familiar ex-
preston. Microscopical examination
shows that millions Of living things are
there-tkat they are mainly two kinds
and that the larger ure instantaneously
killed by soap suds. when strong acids
have no effect whatever. Here Is sim
pie fact on which eminent dentists have
based the practical advice TO use common
white soap as a corrector and preventive Of
tartar on teeth, to a considerable extent
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Billings Patent Fire and IHate,.
Proof R0azcsaa

TyHIS most valuable roofing material was
Z patented by Horace Billings Of Boards
town, I!linofs. in !eseS since which time i has
been subjected 10 the most rigid tests for dara-
bllity. Asa roofing material Il has also prov
ed g Be invaluable and enduring. The elegance
of finish IL imparts &c , building, the ubiauity
OF the materials Of which il is composed, and
he fact that it combines the valuable qualities
Of nearly every other kind of roofing, being .
non-conductor OF heat, thereby yielding de-
gree Of comfort in summer to the buildings COW
cred with it, afforded by no ordinary material
and inparting no prejudiciai quality whatever
to rain water, but leaving it pure, and suitable
i4b sa.f1ss hv no other ;nusaton Of the
age, in the same length of time. For the proof
OF which, the subscribers would invite the at
tention Of ali interested, to testimonials in their
possession.
For sale by PETIFISH, SHORT & CO.,
Atchison, Z. T., who have purchased the right
of all this Territory, north of the Kansas riv-
er. exceyt Doniphan county.
July 25-o7,-t
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II. G.. MILLER,

FORWARDING and Commission Merchant,
l. also, General Steamboat Agent, and Col
lector, No. 100, Levee, Leavenworth City, Kan
sas Territory.
RErERENcss.-w Fl. Russell, Col E. G.
Nc Carly, Col. J. j. Clarkson. Leavenworth
City, K. T.; Col. S. w. Blrck, Pittsburg, Pa;
Wilson Strader, Cincinnati, O.; B. F. Sass, st.
Louis, Mo-; NJ. L. Young, G. W. Belt, Weston,
Mo. March 16, 80 fly.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
In ed has obtained from the Probate Court
of Atchison County, K. T., letters OF adminis-
ton upon the estate of Spercer p. Wade, decd.
dated April IA, A. D., 1851.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to present them for allowances
properly authenticated within one year from
the date of said letters or they may be preclu-
ded from any benefit OF said estate, and if such
claims be not exhibited within three years from
the date of said letters, they will be forever
barred SQUIRE WADE,
MAY eff Administration.
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re 1ssszA s0osss Kaassss
GOVERNOR <zEAaHsa
Administration in Kansas
Large limo. s4S pag

Large limo 34S pagss.
wsTRA
COnapIete.Hksf0Ry OF the Terri
Tory, until june. 1861.
EMBRACING full account of Us diseoy-
IL cry, Geography, Soil, Climate, Products.
its organization IS Territory, transac tons
and erents under Governors Reeder and Shan-
non, political dissensions, personal rencoun-
tiers, election frauds, battles and outrages, with
portraits Of prominent actors therein, fully au-
thenticated. by
JOHN Fl. GIHON, NJ. D.,
Private Secretary TO Governor Geary.
Carefully compiled from the official documents
on file in the Department OF State at Washing
ton, and other papers in the possession of the
Author, with full a account Of
The Invasion OF Kansas from
Missouri;
The npture, trial and treatment of the Free
State prisoners, the character and movements
Buffum and others.
The Controversy between Gov.
Geary and Judge LecOmApfe.
The proceedings of the Territorial Legislature,
of the Pro-SlaYery Convention, and the organ
zation of the National Democratic part /,
with
Sketch of Kansas during its ear
" troubles under Cows. Reeder
and Shannon.
Its inyasions, battles, outrages and murders.
A copy will be sent to any part of the Uni
ceipt of retail price. E5eraldiscount to tn.
trade. CT 1000 agents ~anteds Piice, in
cloth. 7; paper, so cents.
CHARLES C. RHODES, Publisher,
Inquirer Building, Philadelphia.
July 25-4mo
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Combination Patent Portable
Upright
saw MILL.

TN presenting to the public the claims of this
l. machinery, we will state that its production
is the result OF the combined efforts ST several
of the most practical machinists and expert
enced saw-miA men in the country.
During the l-st few years we have examined
many new inventions and appliances in this
connection, and have consulted with several
thousand mechanics, fully experienced in the
use of machinery for the manufacture of ium
beraazs5 = :. wear We have sold asd
" one handredssssh mills, the results Of which
have afforded Us large amount of practical
information, as to the difficulties to be over
come. the defects to be guarded against, AMI
the objects to be obtained in machinery OF this
character.
The Millwe now offer does not claim its SUI
periority from any single imp ovement or pat
emit which i may embrace, but as combina-
ton of all the most valuable improvements
which could be included with a single machine,
added to which are several new appliances
lately patented, and others for which patents
have been applied for. 1t has been thorough
ly and practically tested, and has been exemin
ed by large number of well-known scientific
and experienced mechanics, whose certificates
we shall soon publish, all of whom pronounce
it. more simple in its construction, more dura-
Bile and more efficient in its operations than any
mill ever before produced.
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ass5 season Arrangement. Iss

REGULAR PACKET FOR
Kansas, Atchison. Omaha Council Bluffs and
Sioux City.
FTSHE new, elegant, fast and tFe7NAk
j. cemmodious stesmer,0 MA- lksssAxss:aFFssss3f
II A, Andrew Wineland, Master, Essssslksssss
J. ]. Wilcox, Clerk, will, on the earliest OPEN
ing Of navigation, resume her trips and run on
the Missouri river. Patrons can rely upon
her continuing in the trade regularly during
the entire season.
The Omaha having been placed in the most
unexceptionable order expressly for the trade.
her officers hope that by strict attention to
comforts of Passengers and to business, to
merit liberal share OF patronage from ship
pers and the public generally.
A. WINEf.AND, Master,
ap12-sea ]. J. WILCOX, Clerk.
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DR. CHARLES KOB,

CERMAN Physician, and formerly Surgeon
VI in the Revolutionary Army in Germany,
late Physician in Boston, and member of the
Massachusetts, and Connecticut Medical So
eieties, bess leave to inform the citizens of
Atehison and vicinity, that he will resume his
profession here, and practice general Medicine
and Surgery. He Is willing to consult in im-
porfsnt cases with his professional brethren in
the surrounding towns and cities. His Office
on Atchison street; above the Hotel.
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The Squatter Sovereign.
; sAFcHIsoN. SEPT. S, 1857.

& :
Cows. FoR rHp DAsAy-There are
& certain points in mifkes that can hardly
ifhc mistaken. She should be descended
from the best milking stock, her head
should be small, of medium size, nuzzle
fine, and nostriis expanded and flexible !;
face long, slender and dishing cheeks
thin; eyes full, mild and prominent; horns
delicate and waxy, and they may be
either branching, Topped, crnmpled, or
hornless; long. thin, lively ear, and the
inside of an orange color; neck thin. and
small at its junction with the head; deep
+ chest. but not too heavy before; back level
and broad we'll ribbed belly large, low
aanked; wide thighs, but thin short legs,
and standing we'll apart; large milking
veins, with loose, capacious udder, coming
out we'll behind; good teals; loose. mel
low skin, OF deep yellow fine. thick
of glossy hair. and she must be of a
good disposition and perfectly free from
tricks
Yet, with oil the skill of a well prac.is.
ed taste in the selection OF animals, the
dairyman will frequently find his theories
and results at sad variance. One may
sometimes select a fine animal, with
every appearance of good milking quail
ties, which is but medium cow at the
pail; another. that hardly seems worthy
of notice, and which sets at defiance many
established milking points. and all pre-con,
ceived notions Of symmetry. may yet be a
good mixer. A COW that runs to f. ss,
while in milk, is generally AN indiferen,
animal for the dairy. Perfection in cow
consists in converting all she eats into
milk while yielding it. and when dry in
forming all she consumes into valuable
meat.
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LAReE PorAToE PA1cn. = Between
S,urgis Prairie and White Pigeon there is
q polatoe field of 800 acres. The culti-
sator is an Englishman. pursues some
what novel course in planting. The 'seed
end" which is thought to produce only
'.s,nali potatoes is discarded; the balance
is cut up. and a single eye planted in each
mil. The English are noted for success
in raising potatoes.--Detso OFT Tribune
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[. GALLITIN OTIS
lRecently from Louisville. XVI


ATTORNEY AT Law AND Notary PUsLIc
WILL practice law in the various courts of
w the Territory, attend to collecting mon
les and procure pensions and bounty land war
rants. He has all the presumption laws of the
tary Public by Gov. Shannon, is authorized to
prepare all necessary papers for pre-emptors
on public lands, and will attend them in per-
will also take dispositions, acknowledgement
of deeds, &c. From several years experience
in lis profession, he hopes to perform its du-
ties Satisfactorily
RErERENcEs.-R. B. Carpenter, Esq, Chi
cage, Ills.; James Oliver, Esq, Cincinnati, o.
Rousseau & Rousseau, Louisville, Ky; Jas. r..
Knight, Esq, st. Louis, No.; Judge John H.
Hallerman, Johnson g. Lyle, Col. Perkins,
Lsavenworth City. 41-6
II ATS and Bonnets for sale, by
Ii May Is. 8. DICKSON. :
g HOES and Boots for sale, by
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- WHICH tueS ciicT 10 TIE TRADE cheap for
IS hhds sugar $50 bis recti6ed whisky
% bbIs clarified do 100 hif do do
40 do powdered do 90 bbls old bourbon do
20 do crushed DO 80 hlf do do do
10 hhds refined do 10 do do do do
igo bags Rio coffee 50 bbis cognac brandy
Is do Java do 20 hIf do do
20 do Mocha do bbls Holland gin
10 coils grass rope 10 de- pure peach brand
20 dog he'd cords > casks i'm port wine
80 do plow lines 10 bbls malaga do
II coils sash cord Or casks fine brandy
90 bbls reboiled mo- bbls fine old whisky
iasses 90 boxes assorted candy
40 hlf bbls do do Il do fine crackers
IS da Belcher's do 10 do prunes
80 kegs sugar house % dog Preston and Mer-
$50 do Carolina tar rill's Yeast pewders
20 bbls do do 10 do Babbitt's do
% DO kanawha salt 10 bbls picked herring
500 sacks G do so boxes star candles
100 bags assorted shot % gross velvet corks
so do Buck do 40 dox painted buckets
kegs bar lead 100. 600 percussion caps
600 q sa W, wrapping paperlso kegs asst nails
POE large kettles asst do asst castings
1876 bxs Malaga ra sinsl26 boxes cheese
10 casks Carolina rice % bbls vinegar
800 bbls lime leo bXs man'f'd tobacco
IS bxs Imp and t.a1o bxs ginger brandy.
-SUNDERIES.-
Herring, mackeral, Goldfish, salmon, sllad, white
" stciS, ptt almonds,
English wainuts, pecans, cream nuts,
filbeits. figs, prunes, raisins, zan:e
currants, citron, macaroni,
champagne, port wine,
M,.ieria wine, cor
dials, asst pick
les, pre-
serves
Mustard, soda, starch, pepper sanec, catsup,
nutnegs, cloves, battling, soda Crackers
ticking, stoneware, wash boards, tubs,
xx-iIfo Il
cane ware, brooms, willow and
cane chairs, children's
wagons, butter crack
ers. cigars. play
ing cards all
kinds,
Matches, blacking, &C.
Also, ircn, nails. castings, buggy springs,
axies and boxes. .3O-tf
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-09-05
LUMBER! LUNBERt!

LUMBER! LUMBER!!
"E have just received and shall contnre
w to receive throughout the season as rap
idly as it shall be wanted, every variety Of
dressed and undressed
PINE LUMBER,
Such as Siding, Flooring, Frames, Window
Sash, Dsors, Shingles, &c. &c. which we will
sell at as low figures as such lumber can be af-
forded for in this market. Those intending to
build would do we'll to call and examin our
stock, and learn the prices.
Lumber yard near our Grocery and Provision
Store, & Street, Atchison.
BOWMAN & BLAIR
May 23-tf