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TE2 ELICTIOS. .
Delaware, The Legislature of Del
aware, sl its coining session, will elect
two United. States Senators ono in
clacc cf Sir. Bayard, dem.r whose
term of office, oxnircs on the 4th of
March next, and the other to . supply
the vacancv caused bv the death of
Mr; Clayton. The Legislature of Del
aware is largely Democratic, and, as
a natter of course, the two new Sen
ators will belong to that political party.
Wisconsin. The State is nearly all
fieard from. "The majority thus far for
Fremont is 12,7.37. The Senate stands
Republican 18, Democratic 12, and the
House, Republicans GO, Democrats SO.
Seven small counties to hear from.
Onio. The Ohio State Journalghes
a. table of the counties in Ohio from
which full returns have been, received
of' .the 'vote cast at the Presidential
election. The -footings are as follows:
. Fremont -
99,057
85,946
17,139
-' ' 92
.. . JJuchanan
"'. Fillmore - . -
Gerrit Smith
Kentucky. The Louisville
Jour-
nal, publishes a table complete of the
rote by counties of Kentucky, which
foot up as follows:
.Buchanan: - - 47,427
'Fillmore ' - -: 42,826
Fremont . - ' - . 249
" New York. The majority of Fre
mont over Buchanan is now up to 75,-
000, and is likely to go a trifle higher
yet. Over Fillmore, Fremont has now
130,000, and is likely to increase it a
little. Kind's maioritv over Parker
' - o .
for Governor will certainly exceed
50,000. Over Brooks, it is at least
100,000. The rest of the Republican
State ticket runs a little better than
King.
Congress. Messrs. Bennett, Spin
ner, Murray, E. P. Morgan, Dood, J.
M. Parker, Gen. A. P. Granger, and
:in" short nearly every Republican
Member who stood for re-election out
of this city and Brooklyn, is elected.
- Legislature, The next House of
Assembly of -thi3 State will stand
Republicans 84, -Democrats 36, Know
Nothings 7. ' .
Indiana. iiucnanan s majority wiu
not exceed 15,000 or 18,000 and Wil-
'Democratic gain will hardly exceed
10,000 or 12,000. ..
Sensible.' It is rumored that Mr.
Buchanan does riot intend to nnder
'take the occupancy of the White
House alone. . He feels the necessity
of a helpmeet; . and ;is said to have
5- rr'-ingements for a joint -ten-r
" t an accomplished Southern
" , J has already had the advant-
r i ' ;,r. years experience in that
Departure op. the Spanish Minis
TEn'.rThc Washington Union states
. that Senor Alfonso de Fscalantc,
who for: some time past ,has been
accredited to this Government as envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipo
tentiary of her Majesty Queen of
Spain', has presented to the President
the letter from his sovereign announc
in? that his resignation had been
ac-
w
ccntea.
The Union adds:
"It cannot be doubted that all Trho
intercourse ivithMr.'Escalante during
his brief residence in the United States
trill regret that his mission should not
have been prolonged. Mr. Escalante
"presented to the Secretary of State
".Mr. Maallon, the First Secretary of
the Legation, to act as charge d'affaires
ad cntcrtm. - .
CupnENE MuitDEns. Bv. & cam
. phere lamp explosion, at Philadelphia,
a few nights ago, Andrew Moore, his
vrife, and their five children were shock
mgly burned. Three of the children
died, soon after, the other two not ex
pected to live, the parents it was
thought might possibly recover.
. A 310XSTER mirror. The largest
mirror plate ever imported into the
. United States has just been put in the
bar-room of the St. Nicholas Hotel.
The plate is seven feet wide, eleven
feet, high, and half an inch thick.
'.The original cost and cost of importa
np 5200; making altogether 1,400.
Jr. r. Life rjiutraicd. "
The Highest Mountain. Which
is it? The school geographies, say
"Dewalagirl," 26,820 fcet high.. This
.is not so. "Kanchinjing" is 28,15G
. feet high. These arc peats of the
ilimalayas, in Asn. ior are tnese
the highest. There is one higher still.
which has been measured this year by
Col. YTaugh, Surveyor General of India.
This Titan, is 100 miles from Ivanchin-iin-a,
and is 29,002 feet high. Col.
Wauh calls it Mount Everest, for
which we are clad, on account of schoo
children, tor lie nas riven it a name
they can pronounce and recollect.
Ba3th FAnxEE. Trovidcn 's Oct,
29. The Bank of the Republic, o
. this city, has been cnioined and its cf-
fects placed in the hands of a Receiver.
The capital is 112,000,- circulation
76,000, and the deposits less than 40,
j'j j is considered gooa. ine rest is
dcultfal, end consists chiefly of the
rroduco cf western produce houses
ruaranteea dv a ew xcrji ncusc
Lis foiled. The private property of
holders is holdea "for the cir
THt dccs net fhine with grossness,
T,-a n ill.rfifi candle, the liht is
r - -n citir wished ia its own grease
Ice ly Macthnzhy. The Cleveland
Herald states that there is a machine
at the Cuyahoga -Works, in that city,
which during the past summer made a
ton of ice per day. The - ice is made
in cake3 cf 6 by 12 inches thick,
weighing 32 lbs. each.Itis also stated
that the expense for manufacturing
only amounts to 5 per ton. v" .
The Boston Telegraph tells the fol
lowing incident of the Fremont pro
cession in that city just before the elec
tion: In beacon street iustbefore the pro
cession started, as. an Irish boy "of
about 15 years was carrying a lot of
Roman candles in his bosom, by some
means they became ignited altogether,
completely enveloping the boy in shoot
ing flames and sparks,. and setting his
clothes on fire. He frantically jumped
out, screaming for heip,'but several
minutes elapsed before his "garments
were stripped off and he was effectual
ly relieved.
The Boston Traveler gives &n account
of the most impudent robbery we ever
heard of. It says that "on Monday
evening, about half past nine o'clock,
while Mr. John McElroy. was in his
store, No. 11 Merrimac street, some
thief or thieves - fastened him in by
passing a stick through the latch of
the door, and having thus prevented
his egress, they. broke the glass in a
window having a glass casing inside,
and seized a small chest which was
lying by the window on a counter, and
made off with it. The trunk contain
ed thirteen packages of bank bills, of
a hundred dollars each, and three nun
dred dollars in gold.
Pork. We see it stated, that Louis
Napoleon has sent back to the United
States 20,000 barrels of pork, which
he had purchased here during the war,
and having no use for it at home, it is
brought back for. sale here.
This is one of those marvelous events
that annually transpire about the open
ing of the pork market. '
Important prom . Havana. The
steamship Black Warrior has arrived
with dates to the second instant.
A Spanish Brig of War had sailed
from Havana with six thousand ! stand
of arms' for the insurgents of St. . Do
mingo. .....
Active preparations were making to
invade Mexico. : . . ;
The Rrcent Gale on Lake Erie.
It is estimated that the loss of property
on Lake Erie by the recent gale will
probably reach $150,000. Twenty
or thirty vessels were more or less
damaged.' - ' . - - ' - . : .
TnE Three Washburns. Every
one of the three Washburns is re-elected.-
Israel in Maine by . 5,000; Cad
wallader C. in Wisconsin . by ! 3,000,
and Elihu B. in Illinois by 11,53 ma-,
jority,;: -jtLLzi. '-'.LL
Nomination csFniMtaToanc
Men's FremontCIub of Chicago, Te-
organized, appointed Executive Com
mittee, and seconded the re-nomina-
ion, by the ' Young Men's ' Central
Union of New York, of Fremont for
President in-1860. . :
Death of J6hn M. Clattox Hon
John M. Clayton, Senator from! Dela
ware, died at Dover, Del., Nov. 9th. -
.The Republicans will gain a United
States Senator in' Michigan, . in place
of Gen. ' Cass, one m u isconsin m
place of Jilr. Dodge,'and one inRhode
Island m place of 3ir. James, who was
elected six years ago as a tariff demo
crat. : V ho will say; that the Republi
cans have not achieved something? .. t
Aeeived SArELT.Letters : have
been received at Anapolis from1 Lieut.
Spence, in command of the detachment
of U. o. troop supposed to have been
slaughtered by Indians while on their
march to Fort Pierce, announcing, the
safe arrival of the command at that
station'. ' '' '' ' '
JPoore Apples: -Mot less than one
hundred bushels of the single, barrel
of apples, which Major Poore wheeled
in a barrow from Newburyport to Bos
ton, to pay a bet, have been already
sold m the latter city, for large prices.
Virginia - Silk.- The Richmond
(Va.) TFThVrhas several beautiful white
silk hanakerchiefs, made by the Misses
Wills of Kappahannock county, from
the produce of silkworms fed by them
selves.
There is no thin? more singular and
true than thai suicide and elopement
have their seasons and rang. -At one
time they rage as if aii cpedemic; at
another, we rarely chronicle a case
for months. -Suicide had a great run
tvro months' a so. It was astonishing
and melancholy the ; manner and
numbers of these self-murders. Just
noiv, elopements are the "go." Every-
bodr is run ting-off with; a voman.
single or married. iTVhat is tho phil
osophy cf it? - "
Mr. Ruchaian's family consists for
the present, of Mr. and Mrs. . Lane
(his nephew and niece,) Miss. George
Plitt, of Philadelphia, and Mr. Apple
ton, his late Secretary of Legation in
London. Colonal Ramsey is also on
a visit Trithh-im. . Miss Lane, a beauti
ful and highly r.ccomplishcd young
lady, does the honors of the mansion
ttith the . same grace and affability
which gained her so much popularity
at the head of her uncle's .establish
ment in London. ..... : . ' ,
The United States Land OUces' for
Indiana, were, some months ago all
concentrated in the one at Indianapolis.
Senator Douglass, . it is reported,
will this moniV lead to the altar the
beautiful Miss Cutts, the reigning belle
cf "Washbgton. ....";'
GRIST MILL!!
Patent PoraM3
THE subscribers have entered into partnership
under the firm cf F.eed, IIlabird & Co., to
manufacture- tho J. C. Reed, Ptent Portable Grist
Mill and aro now prepared to furnish all those- in
want of a good Cora or Wheat Mill tht for dura
bility, simpliety and economy ; excel any Mill 5n the
world. On the late exhibition-of tho Mechanics
institute is Cincinnati, a Gold Xedal was awarded
them for it..
It is adapted to all Grain grinding purposes ; it is
superior to ail others for themostextensive Merchant
Mill, as it is for grinding the Fanners feed by Eorso
power.
The above Mills are manufactured by ths under
signed at their shop in Cincinnati, O., where they
con bo furnished in anyquantityatshort notice.
The above Mills warranted to perform a3 follows:
S3 in. diam- per hour 50 B. Corn, 25 Wheat, $300
0 30 u . 15 " 2o0
2j u - u u 20 13 " 203
20 f 15 ' - 8 150
As this Mill teiis its own story, it is unnecessary to
quote from our numerous recommendations, reecired.
Cincinnati, O.
Fresh Arrival of
NEW GOODS!
AT ROCKPORT, MO.
THE subscribers would respectfully tender their
thanks to their customers and the Public Gene
rally for their liberal patronage heretofore, and solicit
a continuance of the same ; as they are determined
to sell Goods as low if not lowor than any other
Ilousewestof St. Joseph. Ilarinrjust received a
larjre and well selected Stock of Spring and Summer
y. . i o . i- r i? :i t ..
vxoous: aiso a - superior ii r buiuj vnwi'iies
with Hardware, Glas3 and Queensware, Furniture,
Saddlery, Iron, ic. ;
Come one and all,
; For well we know;
Again you'll call,
We'll sell so low.
Of Goods the best,
And profits small, . ,!
We'll beat the rest,
And 8uityoua31. ,
Our Stock of Dry Goods having been purchased in
the Eastern cities, we flatter ourselves that we can
surpass our competitors in the low prices and' good
qualities of our Stock, and earnestly believe all will
make by calling and seeing for1 themselves before
purchasing elsewhere. CAEEY, JONES, & CO.
N.B. Country Produce of all kinds taken in ex
change at the highest prices, for Goods. June T, '5C.
DANIEL ZOO K,
WHOLESALE AXD KETAIL
Oregon, Halt Count, Mo. .
Ha3 in Store:
Pure White Lead,
Linseed Oil,
Spanish M'hiting,
Red Lead,
Litherage, "
White Chalk, . '
Yenitian lied,
Spanish Brown, .
Cream of Tarter,
Tartaric Acid,
Sulpher Carb. Sodaj i
Vinegar, .
Turpentine,
. Window Glass,
: Puttv,
Castlir Oil,
Ex. IiOgwood, ,
Blue Stone, :
Alum,
' Ground Ginger,
Root : do,
, Saint Louis Glue, '
Paris Green",
Chrome do,
. do -. yelloir,. '.
Iron Paint, ,
White Zink do,
Fish Oil,
Whalo'do,
' "Wrights' Pills,.1 . '.
, Champiaa's do, , . ;
Jaysn's do, "
Loudon '8 ' do,
Had way's R.R.,
Davis Pain Killer
! Fahaestock's Ver :
Store's Cough Candy,
'McLmc's Liver Pill?.
cal boda, . ; ;
Coperas,
Saltpeter,
Borax,
Mex. Liniment,
Vol. Oil do,
Morland's do,
Nerver and Bono do,
rurrels - do, '
Louden's do,
Jays' Expt.,
London's do,
In addition to the f.bore, I have the largest Stoclt
of Uruggist and rnysicians ncp furniture, themi
cals, Surgical instruments, and Patent Medicieii3
ever offered for sale in this Cour.try.
Merchants and 1 hysicians f Iowa, Kansas aid
Nebraska, are jyspectfully invited to give me a calL
June 7, 1SOO. UAltL XOOK
HOLABIRD & CO.
Machinists, Founders and ,
imn TATT? DTITT TT?T O
lull u xnih u u xuvMiiiio
Front Slreet, westiof- Smith,
CINCINSATI O,
"ITTould most respectfully inform their friends and
t v the public generally, t&i.t tney are now pre
pared to execute all orders in their line, with prompt
ness. Having lately enlarged their shop and with
the increased facilities they now possess, they hope to
merit a continuation of the liberal patronage which
has heretofore been extended to them. ; . . j
Saw Mill Engines-of every Description.
Constantly oa! han 1: consisting of tho Sash, Circu
lar and iluley. Mill Gears and every description of
(. astings, warranted to be well made in every partica
lar. i J ;
They have also a Boiler Yiird attached to their
establishment, which enables' them to oversee til
work in that lino furnished by them, and are pre
pared to work on as reasonable terms as any other
shop in tho country. '
Those in want of anything in our line, would do
well to give us call and examine our new patterns
-.' 1 . ' ' J ' A. B. HOLABIRD & CO:
B. V. LEWIS ,,
JAMES W. LEWIS -
TIJ03. J. BAHTHOLOW '
' late F3RT a BARTHOLOW
13. W. LEWIS &' BROS.-
2 M AKC F ACT CREH 8 OF ALL DESCRIPTION ?;
CHE W,IN G; TOBACCO.
, .GLASGOW, :MISOVllI. - '
THANKFUL for the vefy liberal patronage that
we have heretofore received from our numerous
friends arid customers, and While repectfully solicit
ing a continuance of the same, pledging ourselves lo
spare neither paiBS nor expense to merit the patron
ae of the public, we beg leave to announce that
William J. Lewis has withdrawn from our firm, and
Thofi. J. Bartholow is admitted a partner from this
date, the stylo of the firm remaining unchanged, and
that we have secured the services of CaptGeor
G. Davis who will hereafter act in the capacity of
traveling SALESSUK in onrection with our Mr.
Bartholow and will during the coming Season per
sonally wait upon our customers for the purpose of
soliciting their orders: Our stcck held over from la t
year" of all descriptions is unanimously large, the
quality of which cannot fail to give entire satisfac
tion to consumers., B. W. LEWIS & Bros.
Glasgow, Mo., January 6, 1855. V
1L W. RIDES'.
RID EN &
J. D. "WHITE.
WHITE,
LAND AGENTS.
. -iNTEBBASKACll1TT T. '
HAvLSti made arrangements by which wa will
receive accurate copies if all the Townships
embraced ia the Eastern pot-tioa pf Nebraska, we
are now prepared to offer our lerviccs to the
"SQUATTERS OF THE TERRITTORY,'
In Filing Declaratory Statements of
. Intention to Pre-empt. Securing -Pre-emptions,
Locating Land
- -Warrants and
ENTERING LAND. : '
LAXD WARRANTS BCUGIIT & SOLD.
Land Entered on Time, Arc,
Tarticular attention paid to Buying and Selling
rroperiy on commission: Also, to making Collections
and forwarding remittances to any part of the Unicn.
Blanks cf all kinds always on hand.
UDEN & WHITE.
REFERENCES. . - - - .
lion. A. A. Bradfcrd,
S. F.NuewUs,. .
Jlessrs. Dolman & West,
Peter A. Keller,
-: Thomas Lumpkin,
June 23, 1S5S. vl-n4
Nebraska City.
St. Joseph, Mo
Washington City,.
GREAT
CIotMnsr Sale
WM. R IfARTINJ j -t Q Z
p.
C. MARTIN,
St. Louii. .
New York. OUJ.
MARTIN &s BROTHER. -
' THE OLD ORIGINAL CLOTHIERS,
Ko. Ill A2n Ho. I Tf ATT? STEEET, . ;
: - ST, LOUIS, no.
TX)R the approa!hing rpring, we will lave a TRE
I1 MENDOUS STOCK: OF CLOTHING, manufac
tured by ourselvea in Neir Yvrk, expressly for t!iis
tsarket. i
In point of STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE, we
clefy any and all competition ! W hsve marked
down our price Tery low, as we intend selling to none
tat . . - .-
CASH AND PROMPT MEX.
To such we wocld ask a thorough examination cf
our Stock before purchasing. -I-
UAHTDT & EXO.
front Street, near Bteamtoat Landir,
BEOWHVILLE, N. T;
A. J. BENEDICT r
A BOUNCES U toe putjie that he has taeathe
above House; formerly kept by T. II. Edwards,
in Brownvillo, If. aad is now prepared to accotio
date all who may IW iJia thelr pati-onage.
A new addition bas been built to the house, and ad
ditions made of Furniture and Bedding, and all ar
rangements now are such, as to render this IIouso
equal to any in the Territory. -
Urownville, July a, aojo. . Tt-nju
W. II. WILLIAMS,
WHOLES U.K AND BET AIL EE ALEE KJ
STOVES & TINWARE
Oregon, rBffo., -
TAKES pleasure in announcing the citizens olTOr
gon and the public in general, that he has on
hand the most extenfive stock of btoves and Tin
ware, ever offered in this market. .My stock of .Tin
ware is of my own manufacture, and is for sale at
Wholesale and Retail at St. Louu prices. - '
I would call particular attention to my stock of
COOKING STOVES, comprising the most improved
patterns both Air-Tight and Premium." Among them
may be found Filly's Charter Oak, the best stove now
in use, the Asiatic Air-Tight, Pioneer and prize Pre
mium. Also ; ' - .. '. -. . : .
Parlor & Box Stoves
Of various Sizes and Patterns, which I will - -
SELL LOWER THAN' ANY HOUSE IN. -TOWN.
Particular attention paid to making and putting
up-Tin Gutters, in the town and country. , Also, ro-.
pairing done onshortaotice and on reasonable term.
Old copper. Brass and Pewter taken in exchange
for work or ware. . . W. W. WILLIAMS, -
vl-n5.; ' . '-.- Oregon, Mo., July 5, ISaC.
F0STT THOUSAND D0LLAES Wcrth of Goods
at a mall advance on. cost tud carriage by
KOCKPOKT, MO.y ' :
YZJXrUV'IZL &s DITiTiQ3?T.
HEMMES LANDING, MO. .
"TT TE TIA VE in store, and are receiving per Steam-
ft- era uauuivoi, it tuuci, ojuiuuuigu uuu
a largo and well assorted stock of . '
Dry Goods, ' :
Bonnets,
Medicines, .. ; - ;
lgs, , '.
Furniture,
t. Tinware, , '
: Saddlery,
' Groceries,
Clothing,
Hardware,
Queensware, -Boots
& Shoes,
. Uats t Caps, ,
: Cutlery,
, . Paints,
" ' . . Doors,
Oils,
... 1 Castings
: Sash, , . i JS'iiilfi,
Iron
CARPENTERS & BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS AC
All of which we offer at yery low prices for Cas or
Country froauce.
NO HTJMBTTG! We will sell at SOME PSICE!'.
, ' DILLON &, HAWK.
P. S.' Ladies, if you haven't got a fine Silk Dress,
Shawl or Bonnet, don't blame Dillon & Hawk, for
we certainly have tho best assortment of Fancy D ress
Goods ever offered in this" market. -No trouble to
show Goods. , .Tl-n5 , ? , D. i II.
. : I CHARTER OAK i
LIFE INSURAN CE COMPANY !
Hartford, Ct.-' --.'Capital $200,000
With large and increasing receipts securely inverted
under the sanction and approval of the Comptroller
a fuDlic Accounts. v . . :
ALFRED GILL, Pres't. JO IT L. BUNCE,T. P,
JAiits L. WALKLtii, Secretary. ',
: I DIEECTORS. - ' '
Alfred Gill. John L. Bunco, Wro.' R. Cone, Jas. G
Bolles, John A. Butler, Noah Whcaton, N. Ilollis
' tor, SamT Coit, Dan1 Phillips, C. N.- nmphrey.
BOABD OF FIAKCE "
Geo. Beach,' Esq., President of Phoenix Bank, ,
D. F. Robinson, Esq., " u Hartford , " -Hon.
Isaao Toucey, late Attorney General U. S. '
Applications for insurance received by ' '
- - . R. W. FURNAS, Agent.
- DR. A. S. HOLLTDAY, Med. Ex.
GEO. IV LUCIUIAKDT,
WATCHMAKER
: , OREGQNIIOLT. COUNTlrf 10. : . .
Erowntmetand VKinity, that ne has pencd a
WATCH, X3LO CIL & JEWELRY STQKfi
In Oregon, Ilolt county. Mo., where he will keep conn
stantly on hand, and fir sale, a good assortment or
Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, which
ho will sell extremely low, for CASH. Also, a fine;
lot of Violins, Accordeons, Silver, and Plated Spec
tac'es, Oold Pens with. Gold rand. Silver extension
caTd, Silver Thimbles,- fce., &c.
IT- : . j i. . . tif. i . 1 .
ixv i meparea 10 repair aicnes, l.iocks ana ,iew
elry, of every descripvionr in the best manner and
on the most reasonable terms. f .
Every article bought in his establishment, is war
ranted to be what it is represented to be. ' Watch re
pairing warranted for ne year.
July 26, 1S56. vl-n8tf ... "
-UNITED STATES
E5PltESCOI?IIAM
GIVE every possible facility for tie safe' and
Speedy transmission of ' i . '"it
. Money, Valuable Packages, Parcels, -,
. Goods, and Merchandize , -4
Of every description, on reasonable terms. '. '
Prixcipal OificE3 New York, Buffalo; Cincin-i
nati, Toledo, ChicagorDayton, lndianopolis, and all
the smaller towns on Railroads in the Eastern, Mid
dle Snd Western States, connecting at St. Lonis with
Richardson's Missouri River Express.-. II. KIPP. '
.Jtly?6, 1856.-vl-n3 ' General Superintendent.
JOHN W. TO OLE Y.. ' " ;
(Succcss-jr to NOONAN; TOOLEY rf: Co,)' ;
' 53 ildin si, Old Stand, (St. Louts, Mo. ' '
IMPORTER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, in China,
Glass' aad Queensware, Yellc-w and Rockingliani
Ware, Chandeliers, Lamps, Lanterns, Looking-glasses',
Britannia Ware, Snj'&c, with a great variety of
Fancy Mantlt and Parlor Ornaments, direct from the
Potteries and Manufacturers,
' 2?Now arriving and in siore, a full (ock bf the
above line of goods, which is offered to the Trade at
reasonable rates. An examination is solicited.
tSgTOn hand, Assorted Crates, for Country Trade.
N. B. Packing receives special attention. ;1
r September 13, 1858. . vln!5-6m ... , .
. B. ESTABROOK, '
'UJK1TED STATE3
District AttoFiiey,
REQUIRED to be in attendance officially upon all
the terms -of tho District and Supremo Court of
the Territory, tenders his Professional services to such
as need them. -He flatters himself that his facilities
for gaining a knowledge of the practice in each Dis
trict, will enable him to give. satisfaction to such as
entrust their business to his care.
Omaha City, June 7. 1855. j -
L. FORSYTH & CO. -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Freight Agents,
' OF THS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Kol 3, 'Olke Street, St. Louts, Ho. ".
t . T. DOWDALL, ' ', ' K-E. CAKB.
DOWDAtli, CAItrt & CO.,
: WASHINGTON FOUNDRY, I
Engine and Llacnins Manufactory.
Corner Second and Morgan Streets.
ST. LOUIS, MO. ...
MANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines and Boil
ers. Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco
Screws and Presses, Lard Kettles, Lard Screws and
Cylinders, Wool Carding Machines, Young's Patent
Smut Machines, Building Castings, &e.
3T"AgcnU for the sale of James Smith & Co.'s
Superior MACHINE CARDS. . ,
YOUNG'S PATENT SMUT MACHINE. Well
tried, always successful, fully Guarantied. iTanu
factured and for sale bv
... .- ,, , . 'DO WALL CARR,ACO.,
Washington Foundry, St. Louis, lie
SAMUEL SPENCER Si CO.,
No. Eighty-Two North Fourth Street, Near Lt-cust.
' ST. LOUIS, MO.
" T ANUFACTUREB3 of every descriptioa of
111, Frames,dealtrsinPaintirgs,Eagravings,Iitho
graphs, 4c.; Iooking-glass Plat s of every size, and
tramed to any pattern m the best manner.
Advertising Cards, 4c- fc tamed and anusnoa or
Framed at short notice.
Rosewood, Walnut and other fancy wood Picture
ram Mouldings. -Tk
TradaScpplitd, Old Frame, ;,12-gl.
lBClflCBteaS
Market Square, West, St.Jcseph, Ho.,
RAFTERY &, KELLY,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS.
HAVE the pleasure of announcins to tt.t't friends
atrons, and the public, that they have remov
ed their establishment from Main street to Market
Square, West idi of the Market Ilouse, wh:ro they
wiU iccp constantly, on hand a larje and vsritsd as
sortment of groceries, salt, liquors, dry good', queens-
ware, boots, shoes, c., with a large enppi j ei cuuic
family flour and meal. Attention is invited to their
select stock of Virginia and Missouri tobacco, manu
facrnred expressly to their order, which will bo sold
as usual, at a low figure.
With a thousand thanks for the generous support
that creccedcd their removal, which was occasioned
by the encroachment of the Missouri river, taey now
solicit A continuance of, that support, and a3 the best
inducements to customers, they guarantee that their
prices shall be low, and their goods unsurpassed.
They invite country dealers and the publio to inspect
their stock of groceries, particularly their choice col
lection of Tean, with full assurance that they stand
alonu in this city, both as regards quality and cheap
ness.
Received per steamer "Edinburgh," .30 btla of
'ittsburgh and Dayton ale.
Terms cash or produce Cash paid 'for wheat,
hides, beeswax," Ac. ' . ' - '. . .
J. II. McFADIN & CO,
FORWARDING $ COMMISSION
. Merciiants,
!K"o. 28 Levee, and 56 Commercial street,
; . gt Lonis, Mo.
Especial attention given to sales of nEMP,KOPE,
Provisions, Flour. Grain. &c. . Consignments solicit
ed, and promptly disposed of.- .
IIS II IIICIB,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
French and American Window Glats tfc dataware,
Spicti, Indigo, Madder, Perfumeries, &c.
r SPRINOTSTOOK!
,. CUARLESS, BLOW & CO.,'
I1IPORTEKS A WHOLESALE PEALER3. , .
llo. 66 and 67 Main street, St. .Louis, Ho.
Are now in receipt of their new Stock, erubracinz
evervtning in their line. .
' - tt?"ilerchant3 visiting our City are requested to
give us a call, as wo are determined to sell for Cash
or Prompt Time Paper, as lowa3 any House in tha
United States. - - -
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'' IS ;" - . EIHTED BY , C-
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Xh.s is a new and important feature in tiiis country,
ROBERT PEARS ALL SMITH, Publisher,
, ... 17 and 19 Minor street, Khiladelpbia.
AMERICAN HISTORY.
A GREAT COMPLETED! -r
LIFE AND WORKS OF JOHN - ADAMS
Second President of the United States.
' ' EDITED S mS ClAKDSOX, '.-.'
: CHAPiLES FRANCIS ADA1IS.
10 vols 8vo. $22,50 vols, 1 & 10 jasSpublwbca
Of the writings of our Revolutionary worthies
none have been presented to the publi ; with as much
ability, care and good faith, as thie of John Adams.
ins mam portion oi the labor devolved on Lbarlc
Francis Adams, who has devotiJ to it several years,
and has set an example of thorough research and
sound judgement, which cannt be to highly com
mended.VA W. Gritwold.
It u a work for the statesmw to real and study
a work especially suited to yong men a work with
wnicn we can wen aaord to adenuiy oar national
reputation. Puritan lltcordfr.
JJvery student of Ameriin history, American
lava, nsuages. and institutions, fhould make himself
acquainted with these papc, containing as they da
th reflections of a mind d great comprehension,
dei;p sagacity and extensivn learning on the funda
mental principles of government. Af tonit Lra.
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no", bad before, except ia w eallections cf the Writ
ings of Vahington and letersa. . Probably in lit
er. ry value and interest ihu will surpass them both.
.Boston Trantcrit. I
litle,brownaco,
112v'a.Hhington Street, Boston.
JLOOli 'OUT! ;
A LL Ter$ons aro forwarned from bavin?
ii the South West tnrth'of Section 2b, Township
6. ortuliange 15,ifi;or xne Pixtn i'nncijl Men
dum, in Semaha cnty, N. T, now occapied by
Tbos. Ilwldj; as I h.ve a right to (aid eUini that ia
indirputabla. 13. B. THOIH'SON.
Urownville, Julyith, 1S53. . vl-n5tf
BROWN & CO.,
No. 78, JIain Steet, Su Lcnis; 2Io.
, ; SPRING STOCK COilPLETE. v
Tho cheapest and most extensive Fancy
Goods and Yankee Notion i Eslallish-
j ment in tha Western Country.,"
MERCHANTS in search of cheap gcods aro invi
ted to examine our stock of silks, dress good s
shawls, white good3, Embroideries, ribbonj, gloves
and hosiory, trimmings, furnUhifig gxid and .small
wares gcna.ally, togetacr wita l.j,oo.i i. araois
of the latest and most fashionable styles, ct nianu-
facturcrs prices.
Cash "bnyers, close purchasers, and proiapt.jnen
will find our stock adapted to thrir wmts in every
particular. A call from the trada is respectfully so
licited, vinl-'tf
August 23, 135 J. - ' ' ' ---"': '
OREGON, MO.
ROUT. L. IIATTEJT, Proprietor.
3fo pains or expense will be spared by the subscri
ber,to make his guests comfortabla in every repeet,
at this well known and highly reputable Ilouse.
The very best attention Eiven to animals by a
good and attentive Hostler.
vl-n4 . ROBERT L. nATTEN.
NEW GROCERY.
Head Quarters for Bargains!
EUFUS JL EDWARDS,
Wholesale and retail dealer in
Staple and Fiae Groceries, Win(s,
Teas, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, nnd evtry
thing else appertaining to tho bu-in3a of a Gro:er.
Main, between Jale and Second streets,
(Opposite the FJar Houso,)
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Eagle Mills.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
JAMES CARGILL, Proprietor.
"Vf" ASfTJFACTTJRES and keej-s constantly
AtJ- on hand for sale, all kinds cf Flour. Meat,
and Feed stuffs. Orders solicited and promptly filled
on most favorablo terms. Cash paid constantly for
Wheat. For character of Flour refer to everybody
that ever used it."
St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. 30, 1356. vln!3-ly
Steel Flow Factory,
i ' -; Market Square, St. Joseph, Mo.'' -
. .WILLIAM M. CARTER, .
MANUFACTURER of Prairie plows of all sizes,:
one and two horse Plows and Shovel-plows,
Cultivators and Harrows. All orders( under Eve-hundred
plows) filled immediately. Liberal discount to
wholesale purchasers. ' v ' -
CHARLES WEST.
K. J. Jl'ASUEX,
. - TV EST & McASIIEN,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
Grocers and Steamboat Agents,
Corner Second and Francis Streets,
(Opposito A. Beatie's Banking House.)
JSt ZT osopli, IVZlssJovLzri..
AN assortment of Boat Stores, Groceries, Wines
Liquors, ileal, Flour, Ac., kept constantly on
hand. July 25, 1651, vl-n8
FRANKLIN
TYPE Ss STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
Ko. 163 Vine St., bet. Fourth aad Filw
' CINCINNATI, O.
C. F. O'DRISCOLL &. CO.
" fanufacturcrs and dealers in News, Book anl Job
lx Type, Printing Presses, Cases, Gallics, &c., Ac.
Inks, and Printing Material of Every Description.
STEIlEOTYriNG.of all kind Books, Music,
Paten: Medicine Direction?, Job3, Wood Fnrevin,
SO., d c.
Brand and Pattern Letters various styles,
Wholesale Paper "Warehouse.
IJKADNKJt, WAKREX 3c CO.,
WHOLESALE Dealers in Papers of every des
wiption: . - v . ,.
Printing,
Book Paper,
Wrapping,
Manilas,
FdioTost, ---Flat
Cap,
Foolscap.
Letter s Note,
Colored Papers,
'fcdiumAi Demy'?,
of tho very best Eastern and Western Manufacture,
l r i a i 7
unu iwr erne aivcrj low prices.
Cash for liars and Rope,
BRADNEK, WARREN & CO.,
.J . - No. 12, La ililio surer.
Chicago, June. 23th. 13:a. vl-nt
Improved Little Giant
CORN & COB PLANTATION MILL
3?rico ZTIocItxcocI.
rjlIIE subscriber has jurchased exclusive right of
X Territory in the "A est, of tho above celebrated
Mills, and is prepared to furnish them at all times,
either wholesale or retail, and guaranteed in the most
positive manner. ...
It U now more than a year since tho
"Little"' Giant".'''
Was introduced to the public, daring which time, it
has been constantly growing in the popular favor.
..Tho improvements recently cCccted and putented,
makes it the most perfect machine cvr offered for
general firm use. It is furnished rcaJy for attaching
team, and weiglrs as follows': No. 1, 22j "o. 2,
No. 3, 400, No. 4, 500 pounds., Twcuty minutes are
sufficient to sot one up, without mechanical as I, and
when once adjnstcd, it can with iafety bo entrusted
to a boy. Full directions aecoin;any each Mill.
13? XIC H (CIS
No 1,35, will grind 8 bu meal per hour with 1 horse
No 2 40, " 10 " " i m
No 3 50, " 15 " i a
No4 60, " u 20 .... 2 "
tf Liberal discount to dealer. t ,;
: JAMES B. CITADWICK,
No. 63 Locust Street, bet. 21 and 3d
June 28, 1355. vl-n4'; " St. Lotiin, M.
ALOXZO TBATT,
. New l'ork.
X. O. PRATT,
o. v. ciiiLn,
St. Louis.
je. tv. folt, : ;
8. C. SIAXSI K,
St. louis.
CHILD, PRATT & CO:,
Direct Importers, Jobbers and Manufact urcrs' Agents
English, French, German k American
Hardware, and .Cutlery:
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &c, &c,
130 i lllMain St, cq AVaslwvj.n Aenuc,
' ST". LOUIS, MO. , -
L 0. of G. T.
TITE Prownville Lodge, No. 3, Independent Order
of Good Templar?, mcet3 every Saturday eve
ning, at 7 o'clnck, at Templars' Hall, No. 2'J, Atlan
tic street (Thurbur's JJlock ). -
Members of the order visiting the city, are respect
fully invited to attend, when coi.vcnient; and those
locat nghere.are-earnestly solicit! U join the Lodg?,
as we lof.k for the support cf all friends of Temper
ance, both male aDd female.
For information concerning the Order, cniu're of
Wm. Thurbur, Atlantic street, 0. F. Lake, No. 27,
Main street, or Richard Ilrown, corner of Main and
First straet. Pj order of the Ik1"9,
Mr. C. E. TilURL'UK, W. 6. T.
Attest: n. P. ECXTON, W. H.
Jnly 25,1S55. vl-nStf
E. G. TCTTXE. " K. O. P2LET. . U. V. SUITn.
TTJTTLE, PERLEY & SIiIITH
FALL STYLES. 185G.
77 Main slreet, St. L6uL',Mo.
MANUFACT CRERS of Straw and Silk T-mnct?
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Ribbons
Silk Millinery, Flowers, Trimming, Lace Goods, Em
broideries, Ac.
Iris Jlcrehants an I Milhnersc.ro particularly in
vitcd to examine our stock, before making their srrin
n-
purchase?, as we ( relvtrr f ul v on the
our sty.'e,) intend to offer inducements wqual, if not
superion. to any jobbing house in the United States
oepieiaoer 10, iojj. vinia-o;a
NEMAHA CITY FERRY
Across the Missouri River at Nemaha
City, mouth of Little IToraah a river,
Nebraska Territory.
THE Proprietor informs Emigranu, Traveler! and
the nver-crossing public, that ho hw new ia op
eration good, large and substantial boati at the abovo
named point, and careful boatwm to cross persons
and teams from either side of tw river, at all times
Of the day or night. The Inndirg is safe nnd eay
and ,the 1 ropnetor takes pleasure in callin uron
th i puKia for patronage. This is in a direct route
toDigL.uc, Fort Kearney and that region, and is
the most practical point at which to cross tho Mia
aounnrer. It is nine rnibs fro n Rock Tort, Mo.,
and seven below Erownville, N. T, The bt of aa
commodations to be had on either side ,f the river
Nemaha City, Sept. 20,18W.-5t J.C.ELLIS. '
THE EIUTIoHo
AND THE FARiIEP,S QT3i
Great Red ucf ion in the Price of fab,., ' j
L. SCOTT & CO..
Continue t publish Uie followir, v I
cals
The
London Quarterly fCon$emi
The
lit rAh wh iti.
Ulackwood tdinbnrgh Jlnt'1 '
These Periodicals ably reprcssct -tlwV
Elitical parties of Great BritaiaWh t
ilical, but polities forms otilv nr. f 'r "? t
tho scholar and the profeional mm ultt,,)
. . '
. 2
from any other source.
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ea,
thex pin . ,
original editions. . . 0
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For any two of tha f jur Reviewi
For any three of the four Reviews
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For P.lackwocd's .Magaiina - ,
Forr.lackwood and tnree Reviev,
For Blackwood and the focr Review," w
Tar m null lvn r X 1 1
3
Money current in the State wher LjUe(1
ccived at par. ' '
j iuv.in j w in rai.i.A ; .
. 1
-A discoant of twcnty-fiT, .
prices will be allowed tor" i
.L.Scott A Co ft Brora
CLrBBiso. A disconnt
from the above
in? direct from
r - tt B
coriei of DlaciwwJ. or nrm VauZ
A- 1 1 . r i m . - 1
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o ono a aureus itu- j aoius.. rur o
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Reviews and IUack .vood for Zi) dolU.: n,l -
TO SCIENTIFIC AXD PRACTICAL AGIllcrtr-.
Cy Henry STErrtEX3, F. R. S, of Kdiubu-T
the lato J. P. Norto-, Professor of MtvX i!
riculturo in Yale C-jlIege, Now llareu.
Iioyal Octavo. 1000 page?, and numcaaa'V"4
ni slcci jongnu ingJr
duco the rico to
Five Dollars for the Two VoIam
When sent by mail (post-paid) to Calif nj
Oregon tho price will be 7 djlU. T tm',iT
part of the Union and to Canada ( post -pa j'lVj,
Thit vorli it NOT the old u3oo fthe ,r,;
Remittances for any of tha abovo jilli,,,,
should always bo addrewd. post-paid to thi Pj.
lishcrs LEONARD SCOTTiCi)
No. it, Gold S?irt,J.I.
XO BOOKS KBVTU ALL VASZ
A. S. HOLLADAI
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER IS
Drills and Medicines
Llain Street, Brovrnvillc, N.T.
.TTT 1 t ir, t 1
1 1 nit. unaer?igr.ea rc?pcciuuiy Degs leae a in r
X the public, that he has tow on hard 'av
assortment of Everything, nsiuvly. kej t ia Li;
Mores, which bottlers lor sale, inclusively :
Ncav System of ' . .
' CASH AND CASH ONLY!
It will be entirely foreign t9 thi be.iufiful'rAi
to "Book," "keep occouat," "unto" 'cnTtc-'t "cbdt
or 'Temerabcr fur a icw dlyj." Vchm w ;t
"Spondulicks" ifyou want anything iaiheCr;
nno.
Prcsciiptioaa Ccnpaanded. at all IIouriY.;.
Accuracy azii Disjatch,
Rcmemher the system I liavo al(.tC'1.lnJi
pockctand your feelings wiil rot mlfe. CwJt.
kitirfly not be given, unlesti and:r circuin-itancc.
peculiar destitntirw. .
July 12, LSjO.-Tl-nC f A. S. ITOLUDAr.
THE NEW rLOURHTG MILL
GLAKK'S PATENT CO.'lP.tyFI) ; GR1SD15
and 'Bolting or Jfcrcbanr, i'lcuiinir 5li'.l. T'i
highly ingenious and tiuoh needel invention f ra
an entirely new feataro ici tho mimufactur (
Yill,AT and FLO UK. bv ttu Kaneri..r m.inwr
which it performs its .w rk CKINIMNO anJ LOl.:
the tiram at "a single 'jpetatioff into
di.Tercnt kindj cf fiour and fc d.
Thismill possesses ac vantages to nnmnai to iy
ciiui.-ieruien in any.auvorttHen.iMif. ihtf proper r.;
to fu.Iy appreciate ns zreat it.erit it to eet it k:
t r.. . i . .
No. 313 Broadway, Corner Ctnrt nf., ST. li'vt
State and Country Right and Mil! F r S.ilr.
W. W. HA51EK t CO.
" TJroitlwayund Court,2 l IJtorr.
ST. JOSEPH LUMBER .YAM
On EJmond. Street, neur CargiU"3 lk
St. Joejih, i.oori.
W. J. TAYLOlt, IlcmareJ from the o
biand to'tbo atovo earned plaeo.
THE undersigned u now fu'ly jircpnred to i"
modate bu patrons aai fr
sortmontof Pina Lumber ever oD'rred in th'u car
kef, comprising net only WLite Pino I.mntHTi-
hite and Yellow Flooring, r!.id-r dn;iicd: bat'
best assortment of Piif, Coi.tonwocd ins
Pof.Iar Siding, Ac.
Ho las now on hand, at bis Lun.btr "ar l,';'
gest nil I b?.-t assortment of Djon, S;fh acUVn
tinn blio l ever offered in thli nuirJtBt, a p.t;n
which is direct from Cifcinnnti jninufactoriej,!!.'-
cnnoi?s b:m t. 'sll at very jedueed,frie, ht
fully prepared to fill all order? in bin" line; st si'
notice, and irticulaily solicit i the KariiW aai
braska tmde, ftr he has the article. they wit
must have. Bo sere to give me a call, near ' '
Mill , nnd m the imtn-nliate vicinity of thefcwJ'
seph Brewery.' . - - - ;
"A nilXO O? BEAUTY 13 A' JOY roRETEr-"-
COLES VOYAGE T or LlfX
.Cliildhood. Youth, 3Ia;iW;l Old W
Four splen-lid Una Enravimri, fioni tin 1';:;''
in tho Oullory of lh3 Sping'.er Lmr.ute.
Ux2i. Tr, tdxZZ. : .u . . - .
. A" GHi! AT,XATIOKA'C TORK.
Of five years' asecuiiou, involving an e.t)onse.f ?-
000. ArtistV proof' 550. "Indi:!, Lett-1,.J
Blain, 20. ...
T-f A nrri!!Tllltn!l pnnl'nlri, full Jr!r,ti( n
th work, with tetiiuofi ialj frcm oar fii".t AUH-iJ-
ourrnt nunnt, Ii lh.-. fur miwt d'.n-Bi-",rt
STATESMEN, tbe U$l aoncdi'.ej JVWiZi V
AUT, at home and abroad, to. etter w:.th the
' ' . VOICS Or Tllij I'KESS
Of this city, and also of the tighjst Ear.p:'5-thority-
.
THE LONDO:; ART JOURNAL.
Will be furwurdtl oa the reccii t of tw p'J?
stamps. - . , , -
The Trad tupplied oa the mot
Liberal Term.
Appropriate and tasteful i-tylcs of frames, pP1'"'
ed cx5twk!j for this work, at tho lowest o-h r':'A
aro furnished at prices varying from J 11 to ?
set. Boitn. Tockin? nnd cit.ir frr.m il t5-
Addrcsj the Vovaire cf Lif x " i:. WOLFE.?
TlnUf - Spicglei- Iasiitute,
inn 1 A m. . ... . - . n
PLASTERS k BAKEB; : .
A ENOUNCE to the Travelling Public, that tb 7
j rtparea wua every fi.ciir.y :o a'omuiv
tnose ending tho Missouri rircr. This "bains '
cmaing to Nebraska, wi:i End it cr Jatfy to their '
a tu cross a l iriw iv.tr. f
FEUItY BATE3. -,.,,
rorevery twohorscmulesorMeo A wagon,
a ti . . . .
uursw or rnuiu ana buj-gy,
M led hor30 or inula, .
loose cattle per head, - ' " . ,
Bheep and hogs per head,
ench. footman, '
ewt.cf frcigh
JI feet of lumber,
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