Freeport Daily Journal from Freeport, Illinois • Page 8

OHIOAQO ADVERTISEMENTS MEDICAL. FROM AGENCY OF W. S. SPENCER, FROM S. M.

PKTTKNG1LL Newspaper Advertising Ajrency, 119 New York, and 10 Statr street, Nassau street, LEGAL NOTICES. DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING, ETC. SAI-E Notice 1s hereby given JKfe- tliat the, undersigned, Executors of the last will of M-ses Thompson, deceased, late of the Oohntv of Stephenson and Stats of Illinois, Iti pursuance of a decretal order of BELTING, Which they will sell at NEW-Y ORK KOSTON PRICES. A liberal Discount mado to Large Purchasers. KKL'SjY BliACKISUIlN, TANNERS, I Importers of FRENCH AND ENGLISH LEATHER, Dealers In Tanners' Oil and Hides, 243 Lake Street, 243 1857.

SPRING "l857. THOMAS GEORGE MA PUPA CTOlt I LES ItQQM, 11C and 118 Franklin street, No. '201 Lake street, CHICAGO ILLINOIS. MANUFACTURERS OF "Hough and Finished Brass Work of every description, Plain, Planished, Stamped ami Japanned Tinware, Copper Pipe, Kettles, Boilers, Breasts and Covers. Soda Fountain-, Draught Pipes and OoYilcrs, Beer Pumps and Cocks, Fancy and Plain Toilet Setts, Chamber Palls, Harden Ac.

Artesian Wed Pipe, (plain and Lift and Force Pumps, itc, WIIOLESA1-E DEALERS IX Tinners' Machines, and Tools, French Tined and Enameled "Ware, Lanterns of every and Bolt Copper, J)rass, Copper, Iron and SteeltWIre, Brass and Copper Tubing, Hloek Tin. Antimony, and Slab Ingot ('upper, I'liums, Hydraulic Rams, Iron and Lead Pipe, Rubber Hose, Belting Packing, Stoves, Hot Air Furnaces, Refrinturs, All orders promptly attended to, and prices as low tts the. market, will allow. We always receive OLD COPPER and BRASS from our the highest rates. marlOd3rnS THO8.

(iKOr.CK, HAMILTON, I'. BENEDlC'fTM ALLORYT 'MANtJFACTUHKKS AN'II jnlinKltS IN iV STHAAV GOOI5S AT WHOLESALE ONLY, formerly South Water. R. K. II.

MAI.I.IIIiV. K. T. KAKNAM. C.

t. HARMON II Ij A I. AND COitllTIESSSOiV US Kit CHANTS, No. 12 CHICAGO. C.

1.. IIAIIKON, I. N. 1IAHMON. Ad'KNTS FOB THK SA1.K OF FAIRBANKS' RAILKUAII, HAY, AND COUNT caused by It disappears nv Cure is this Antidote to tnoreoverit Is a.

perfectly harmless medicine. The certificate ot tin celebrated chemist, J. R. Chilton.of totliu elVect, is attached to every bottle; therefore if It does HP good it can do no harm. This is more than c.in be said of Quinine, Arsenic, or anv tonic in existence, as their use is ruinous to the constitution and brings on Dumb Ague, which never allows a person to feel perfectly well for a single moment.

In illustration these truths I annex some extracts from a letter just received from a Physiciani Georgetown, Ohio, March li, James A. Rhodes, Sir: Yours of 2d inst is at hand. The Cure arrived late last year, and the dilliculty in getting any one to try it was greatly increased from the fact that a remedy had been introduced which was growing in favor with the public, as being better than using knowing, I presume, that the remedy they used to escape taking Quinine, contained the drug itself! This remedy (known as Smith's would in- variahlv break- an ague, hut it did not cure it, asit. would often return with renewed vigor. This one cir cmnstancel deemed in your favor, if I could institute a comparison between it and your cure.

The following is the result: Three persons took your Cure," all of which were cases of Quotidian Intermittent Fever," of many weeks' standing. They had tried Quinine, and other remedies, occasion ally missing a chill, but it was (as in all such cases,) slowly wearing them out, and laying the foundation of other and severer maladies. I did succeed in effecting a radical cure of these cases ivith your remedy, and they have not had a chill since. In all tl-ese cases the "Smith's Tonic" had been used, and would, as before stated, break the chill, but after a I period or two had elapsed it would return. 1 think there will be no dilliculty now in giving to vour "Cure" the vantage ground of any other remedy now in here, WILLIAM BUCKNKR, M.

D'. Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure, or Antidote to Malaria, the only harmless remedy in existence, is equally I certain as a Cure." Take it when you feel the chills coming on, and you will never have a vingle one. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor, Providence, R.

I. Wholesale Louis, H. BLAKSLKY; Chicago, BAHCLAY BROS. And for sale by Drupgists generally. For sale in Freeport by MOORE A DAKIN and KM- MKRT BURRELL.

jeTdawtmyG JOHN ft. U-ItJEWSTEK IS ON HAND TTTITfll TWl! I.ARGTISTVrOOK OF AWP. SUlttMEtt GOODS ever offered in this market; and we would any to all persons wishing to purchase goods, and pay small No. 3 Kxcluiuge Itlock Is Place Our stock is immense, filling the house from garret to cellar; and we are determined to dispose of them for Cutvli I BlOCk 18 naid day, to he bidder, upon the terms herein aft stated, the following described real estate, belonging tn the estate of said Moses Thompson, deceased to wit: The northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section No. 3, in township '28 rorth range (i east.

Alsa theeaar, hnif of thu northwest quarter of the nortlieaxt quarter.of said scctio No. in the township and range aforesaid. Also the. northwest quarter of the rtouuatonler8 thMpay prompt when they agree southeast quarter of the northeast quarter'of section 81, township 29, north range 7 in all 70 acres, and being in Stephenson Illinois. lands are situated near acres prairie, and ten acres timber, and is adesirable'small farm- cash and balance in six month." with interest at.

six per For deferred payment, notes with security, and mort-nire upon the premises will be required. HURBARD GRAVES, LEV! ROBY, of the limt iciil of Tlxnn jt-nn, Our 4 Too Larpe to the articles, as those are In the habit of doing who keep tockJ. We deal in Dry ttoddn nnd when we say menn everything that comes under that hfad! that is ever kept in any more east or west. Uoimi-ts min Hats and HiiimiNij's PATKST CAAMIMO.N SAKKS, BOSTON RKJ.TI.NG RniiiKU Goons, HACAN'S PATKST niar3 LKVKR HOIST WIIHKI.S. Twthe heirs of Wm.

Perkins, deceased: Take notice that at the Way Term of the County Court of Strphenson Crunty, Illinois, to be holden at Freeport, in said county and State, on the first Munclay Hf May next, A. D. 1S57, shall present a petition tc k-aid Court for a final settlement of the of Wm. Perkins, and pravins said Court to be dischargrd from further administration of said estate. Dated Frni-nort, March 10, ivKiwfiv JOHN Jl.

STOUT, 1 To tbr heirs of lA Daniel Perkins: Take notice that at the Mny Term i of the County Court of SUeplienson Count Illinois, to beholden in Freeport, in said County and State, on the first. Monday of May, A. D. 1857, I shall a pe- tition to said Court for a final settlement of the estate i ef Daniel Perkins, deceased, and praying said Court I to be discharged from a further administration ol said estatn. Dated at Freeport, this 14th day of March, lS.

n46wCw FLANSNUHG, WTTf.INIS'JTRATOK'S By virtue of an order and decree of the County Court of Stephenson County, lilinois, mailw on the petition of the undersigned, of the estate of Luther Stevens, deceased, for leave to sell the real estate of the said deceased, at the las'. term of said Court, to wit, on the 2d day of June, A. D. 1S50, I shall, on the 9th day of May next, between the hours oflO o'clock A. M.

and 4 o'clock p. of said day, sell at public sale, at thu door of the Court Housy in Freepert, in said county, the following described n-al estate, situate in the County of Stephenson and State of Illinois, to wit. Lot No. 9 'n Block 40, in the ohl town of Krecport.nnw being tin; city ai I-'rei-port. The terms of payment arc cash in hand.

March 111, 1W H. HOLLKNBKfK. Admhiifird'or of Luther titfrniH. PEACE THE PLACE TO CASH, 0 AND WNTRR and TrimmiMRfc, Hats Parasols, iiiK by tlie Cord, Boots and. for Gents, Ladies, Misses, Boys and Children.

In ibis department wo olfer unusual inducements purchasers. Our third stery is tilled with these goods. Oil Cloths, Drugget. Crockery and Glass Ware, If such as Table and Pocket Cutlery, Spoons A-e. Clouting, ot Ilest Quality and Carpet XCugrM and Grain Farm Tools, Forks, Notions by tHcCart I-oad.

II 1 Here yon will find everything that is usually kept in a ttroc'-rv Store, and we would say to all lovers Good Green and Illack that this is the place to petit. We have also a first- rate ciuter, and persons wishing niadein tUe Style, select their goods, and consisting of FALL Silks, Merinos, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHS, CASSTMERESANDsy BONNETS, HATS LADIE PUKg The largest assortment in the City QUEENSWA11E! A large awortinent, at price, Prove Satisfactory 0 Please call and examine the nov24davrtf With pleasure I recoii, me my old and well-tried hoping will stand. I can account, Mr we-tre will not fortrct the be found on 1,,, wtt CA-Pti! ONE HUNDUliD CLOTH AND FLUSH THE NEW A warranted to Bt, can have HiK FIIO1TI 8CUIVI3JV GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING, Corresponding and Collecting Agency No. 8 DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. BOOT ANJJJ SJHOJS subscriber, having removed his stock of Boots JL and Shoes to No.

OS) Lake street, respectfully informs the trade and the public generally that in addition to greater facilities he is now rcccmnjfHarge ad- flliions lo bis former stock, consisting of a variety SPlUNli GOODS, which he will sell at as low a figure and on as good as any bouse in the West. Particular attention given to lillini; ordeis Ironi the country. JAMES DUNLOP, nutrMoiusg No. CD Lake street, Cliicugo. IIAUK! B5ACJSJ! ANUFACTURE!) by the Chicago Bag Manufactory.

Millers, (jroeers, Pork Packers and Flour and G'-ain Dealers arc respectfully informed thaftbey can be supplied with eighth, quarter and half-barrel J-'L i "II. 1IA A A'U SA SA CAS. Also, Osnahurg and Seamless Grain Bags, upon the Fhortcst notice and at the lowest market price. We are also making PAPF.R BA(JS of all for Ten 1 JJniyyistii and We would our call attention to the fact that DESICXS FOR I1KANUING- lire unequalcd in thin country, and would most urgently a call from th s-e reiiuiring them before buying elsewhere. G.

W. ASHAHD, No. 110 Chicago. i Box mar'2dlysg CHICAGO S'rKAlTI ITS A KISI.JK are now prepared to execute all descrijitionH of Marble Work, at prices never befm'e offered in the West. Our work and material will always be found superior, and work for the country will be well packed; and when necessary, we will attend personally to the set- ling of monuments and chimney pieces.

II, 0. WILSON, tic20iltjel9 Cor. State and Washington streets, Chicago OKOFESSOR mOT'JT'S FE1511IFUGI5 1 WINK, (in Qmirt Nerer JCvoicn to Fail. greatest Medicine ever discovered for the of Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, and all Bilious Diseases. This valuable medicine has now been before the public for several years, and there can be no better evidence of its efficacy than its extensive sale and constantly increasing reputation, and this is nwing to its having performed some of the most wonderful and astonishing cures that hare ever been known.

Being purely vegetable, free from all foreign deleUTious or mineral compounds, Febrifuge Wine may be taken with the utmost safety under almost any circumstances. It strengthens the stomach, invigorates the system, and entirely prevents the languor and prostration of strength, which always attends Fever Ague and all Bilious Diseases. It not only breaks the chills and checks the fever, but removes the disease of the Liver and other organs, on which the chill and fever depend. The thousands who have used the Febrifuge need no further evidence of its virtue than its happy restorative ellect. It is truly a wonderful med- I and operates on the system like a charm.

The first or second dose of Febrifuge Wine breaks the chills, and if continued according to the directions, it removes the disease permanently from the system, and leaves the body in a healthy e.Miidilinn. Those persons who are alluded with Fever and Ajjue or any form of Bilious Diseases, are recommended to give this valuable medicine a fair trial, which is all that is necessary to insure success, and convince all of its superiority over every other ever olfered to the public. Certificates of the highest respectability might be presented to substantiate all that is claimed in it.s bellalf but it will be left to introduce stand or fall upon its own merits. Caution to the Public. sure that the name of the proprietor, JOHN WINER, is in his own handwriting, on the Promissory Note which is attached to the bottom of eacW'ngraved label on the bottles.

Solid at retail by Druggists and Merchants every where. All wholesale orders must be directed to WINER, 07 Maiden Lane, N. or BAY A BALDWIN, Druggists, Chicago. Agents in Freeport, MOORIO DAKIN, KM BUT BURRKLL OF virtue of an order and decree of ihe County Court of County. Illinois, made on i the petition of the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Robert Matthews, deceased, for leave to sell the real estate of the said deceased, at the last Juno term of said Court, to wit.

mi the 2d day of A. 18515,1 shall, on the 8th day of Mav next, between the hours of 111 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock r. M.

of day, at public sale, at the d'jor of the Court House in Freeport, in said county, the following described real estate, situate in the County of Stephenson and State of Illinois, to wit: The south of the southeast. of the tie of section number thirty (30) in township number twenty-eight ('2S) north of ranice number seven (7) east of the 4th P. M. The terms of payment are one-half cash in hand, arid for the balance a credit of six months will be given, the purchaser to give approved personal and a mortgage on the premises sold, tosicure the payment of the purchase mo icy. Mar Hi, ROBKRT FORKMAN, n46w6w Aitwiiiistnitoi' of Riibert jfuttlteirx.

A IHTIINISTIt A'JTfm'N Tothe jrV heirs of Abraham Miller, deceased: Take notice that at the May Term of the County Court of Stephenson County, Illinois, to be holden in Freeport, in said County and State, on the first Monday of May next, A. D. IS57, I shall present a petition to said Court for a final settlement of the estate Abraham Miller, deceased, and praying said Court to be discharged from a further administration of said estate. Dated Freeport, March 4th, n4. jw6w CONRAD VAN BHOCKUN.

up at tlie SliorteM Notice, at prices low enough to astonish any one that has never irieo us. Uurmottii in this department it, "No Fit, No ay." We will take in exchange lor goods, any kind of 1'ro- ilnc. fanners have to sell, and allow Ihe highest market price. We would say to our old customers, that for past fa- voiBwe would return our thanks, hoping they will find it to their interert to continue tlieir patronage ami to strangers, and those that have never dealt with us, we would merely ask them to give us a call before purchasing. One thing, however, will let you know in advance: we never offer baits by selling sugar or some other leading article for than cost, expecting to make it up on something else.

Remember No. 5 Kxchange Block is the largest Wholesale and Retail stock in the city. K. BRKWSTKR. STOIIE pAltl'KTX AN OIL (10! II! ceived, a large assortment of TW.p Fine and F.xtra Fine Ingrain, su Druggets.

Rugs, Mats, ic. Floor Oil Cloths iln Cedar Paper and Carpel Lin new to be used Instead of BKKWSTEK TO WHOM IT MAY CONG Notice In A OF 'JT HE WON I DER CENTURY. I8oO JUNGLU STICOII'JU, 1S5O I'nporters and Wholesalu and Retail Dealers in AMERICAN AND FOKIilON HARDWARE, IRON AND STKKL. "AVK in store, nnd are constantly receiving, at No. KXCIIANOK BLOCK, a large and thoroughly assorted stuck of Goods in their line, including AV 7 Carpenters', Joiners', Coopers' and Wagon Makers' Tools of the most upproved kimis, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Cnil and Log Chains, Mill and Circular Saws, Vices, Anvils, Blacksmiths' Bellows, KVipilc Springs, Axles, Wiignn Boxes, Malleable Castings, Carriage Holts, Nuts, Washers, Cirillin Horse Nails, Wire, HOLLOW WA11K, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, Copper Bottoms, Spelter, Tinners' Tools, Tinne's' Machines, Kivets, Pressed Tinware, Lend Pipe, Nails, Cllass, Ac.

Their slock of 8AUDLKKY AND HARNESS HARD WAHK is unsurpassed by any house in the West, and they feel confident that they can sell at such as cannot, fail to give perfect satisfaction. CARRIAGE TRl.MMINC'iS.— Their assortment in this Dine is full and complete, and they earnestly invite the attention of all who have purchases to make, to their before engaging elsewhere, for they are determin- xl to be outdone by none. They purpose, as they ways have, to ki-i-ji UN EQUALED nYAXl' KSTAULISHMKNT JX 'I UK CITY, and to sell at prices such as must give i-ntire satisfaction. Procuring their stock as they do almost exclusively from the Manufacturers, they are onnfiib-nt they call at Mi't'i as will make it. the interest of merchants West and South of Freeport to bnyjtheir Hardware here.

Cash and prompt purchasers are respectfully solicited to inspect their stwck before going further, orders from such will receive prompt and careful at rentlon. Both to Wholesale and Retail offer superior and they ask from all a them.Sflvcs tlial theiv ani-l terms are such as will command their favorable considerat I MPORTANT AND OF GREAT to the THOii. A. HURLEY'S SAP A Of all remedies that have been discovered during the present age for the thousand ills that llesh is heir to," none this wonderful preparation. Only three years have elapsed since the discoverer (who spent a decade in studying, experiment- alizing and perfecting it) flrstintrodticcd it to the public, and it is already by the most eminent physicians in all parts of the country to be the most surprising and ell'eetive remedy for certain diseases of which they have knowledge.

All other compounds or syrups of have hitherto failed to command the sanction of the faculty, because, on being tested, they have been found to contain noxious ingruillents, which neutralize the good eifeiHs of tiie Sarsaparilia, and oftentimes injure the health of th' 1 patient. It is not so with Hurley's preparation. Tb pure and genuine extract of tlie root, and will, on trial, be found to eUcct a certain and perfect cure of the following complaints and diseases OTATK OF Mephetixon County. County Court of said of Enoch Shockler, of Final Settlement. undersigned.

Administrator of the estate of Enoch Shockley, deceased, will present liis linn! report of the administration of said estate, to the County Court of said county, at the term thereof to be held at the Court House in Reeport on the first Monday ot May next, and ask to be discharged; when and where all persons interested in said estate may appear and show cause to the contrary, if any they have. Freeport, March SE SHOCKLEY.J./raV. TATE OF ilvl.lNOIS, Ktepheiixon County, SH. County Court of said of John M. Furguaon to Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of M.

Furguson, deceased, late of Stephenson County, Illinois, that the undersigned, Administrator and Administratrix of said estate, will attend before the County Court of said county, to be held at the Court House in Freeport, on the first Monday in May next, for the purpose of adjusting all claims against said estate; when and where you may appear and present your claims and make proof of the same as the law requires. Kreeport, March 9th, 1SJVT. THOMAS S. n4. ELVIRA FTRGUSON, Habitual Costiveneas, Indigestion, Iiiver Complaint, Piles, Pulmonary Diseases, Scrofula, or King's F.vil, Syphilis, II A li! BRANCH AT FilF.KPORT, ILL.

-n A I IS I.h.ri. No. II BLOCK, evreet, opened a complete stock of ECiiildcrs' and ollu-r Uirect from New-York, whic-h will be constantly increan- by New Mock, so as to offer thu most extensivi' and ussr.riment of (Jonds west of New-York City, ami at such Lo-w Priees. for Cash, as to make it an in- ilurement for parties in want, to call and purchase. Having such extensive facilitit-s from our New-York wt shall bu ready at all times to (ill anv orders any not dock, by Railroad, in th'u quick- it- 1 time.

VVe invite Men-hunts, liuil.h-iv, Farmers and otliurs mwant ofany eo in to givi- us in- Our motto I'llOl-lTS AND QUICK HAI.KS Affections of the Bones, Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Female Irregularities, Fi-'tuhi. And all Skin Diseases. Besides curing t.lu: above, it is. also known to be a great and Tonic, purifying the blood and invigorating the system. In short, it is, without exception, in the cases mentioned, and it.s general effect on the system, the most ellicucious us it is the most desirable remedy of the age.

It is already extensively used throughout the country, and is fast obtaining an European reputation. The instances of cure it has are daily coming to the proprietor's knowledge, and he has no hesitation in recommending it to one and all who desire tj pronure relief from suffering. One bottle being tried, Us. effects will be too apparent to admit of further doubt. i Recollect Hurley's Sarsaparilia is the only genuine article in the market.

Price $1 per buttie, or six bottles for For sale at the manufactory, curnur of Seventh and Green streets, Louisville, K.v., and by all wholesale houses throughout the United Slates and Canada. Wfitilrxulc Brothers, Chicago, Bacon, Hyde St. Louis, Allen Cincinnati, Ohio. Sold liyMOORi: DAKIN and EM.MKRT Freeport; .1. M.

SaiKliMUltnoHS, Lena. novli'da 1 A.MKK1UAW Only Strifes v.I Mall and Ej-prttut Jtoute by Jlailroad to the Jiant. Pudlic can. rely itj)on Adofr- tixed 'Jimt. Safest and ((uickest route between the West and East.

Uniform Gauge through. No detention at Erie. Passengers ticketed through from Chicago to Albany, New-VorK, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, I'iitslnirg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, via Northern Indiana, Michigan Southern, and Cleveland and Toledo Railroads. 1 nit County Court of said of Robert Young, c.e to is hereby given to all persons having claims against ihe c-Btate of Robert Young, deceased, late of the said county of Stephen.son, that t'nu undersigned, Administrators of the said estate, will tit tend before tjie County Court of said county, at a term thereof to be held at the Court House in Freeport on the first Monday in May next, for the purpose of adjusting all claims against said estate; when anil where you way present your claims and make proof thereof as the law re- Freeport, March 12th, IS.Yf. WM.

W. KOBEY, THOMAS BKLL, FOUK THROUGH TitAixs Sundays.) One train Saturday evening at 3.5. Onii Express train Sunday evening, at 6.4:") Buffalo, twenty hours; to New- York, thirty-fix. The splendid steamers Crescent City and Queen of the West from a connection at Cleveland with ihe 5.45 A. M.

train out of Chicago for Buffalo, connecting with inoriiinj. trains fur New-York. Passengers leaving Chic go on the 5.45 A.M. train will connect, with the 3. la P.

M. on Toledo and Cleve- lua lil)1 to sult land Railroad. assortment of Passengers desirous of visiting "Niagara Falls will find the American route more direct and much more pleasant than any other route. Thtj first train, stopping at Fremont, Clyde, Belleoue, Monroeville, Norwalk and The third train stopping at Fremont, Clyde and Norwalk and the fourth train at all the stations, connect directly with trams on Lake Shore Railroad at Cleveland for Dunkirk and Hufi'alo. The first, second and third trains ccnnect at Cleveland with trains on Cleveland aim Rudroad.

Also Monroeville with trains on Mansfield and Sandusky road, for Vernun, Piitsimrg, Newark, Mansfield, Columbus, ie. at Cl.ylt, with Mad River and Lake Krie Railroads fur Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati and Sandu.ikv City. The fourth train via Sandusky City, stopping at Fl- more. Clyde, Sandusky, Huron, YermiUion, Clyde and Olmstead Fulls. The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad is built in the most substantial manner, and laid heavy Trail, but few curves or heavy grades on tlie whole fine, ana runs through the aesinibie portion of Northern Ohio, forming complete railroad ectiuus through Ohio.

and .11 the I'aslcrn States. Tickets the ticket uilice ol M.S. and N. 1. R.

R. BulMiiiK, Uiicngo. For further purticuiara, apply to K. M. MITCHELL A 192 ami 10-1 South Water Chicago.

C. TAYLUR, Agciil Chicago. S. fehfidlawtfSat Cleveland and Toledo nno THE OF ILLINOIS, IOWA AND JL subscribers have just received from ork and Philadelphia, the largest and bcM selected stock ol A A 0 I AND FURNISHING GOODS ever offered for sale in this section of country. JOvery i article has been selected by one of the firm, am! a I portion of it made up under his own personal supt-r- vision.

The purchaser can rely upon every article being The Kcst of KiiUf. They are also prepared to soil at WHOLESALE, on such terms a.s will amply repay the buyer. They de- pend not upon mere and do not pretend to sell at SO or 40 per cent, less than any other house, satisfied that such hare no efl'eet in a business emu- munity. All ask is mi examination and COMI'AHJSON WITH ANY OTHER They feel grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore received, and trust the inducements now offered will merit a continuance and increase "of past favors. As our attention is exclusively devoted to our LKUITIMATK BUSINESS, we can guarantee I Bon I ire Satisfaction in every department.

Particular attention is paid to the Custom Trade. i being in receipt of tlie MONTHLY FASHIONS, and of the latest styles of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTING IS. Our stock consists of Hangups, Black Cassimere Pants, Oversacks, Fancy Cassimere Punts, Paletots, Satinet Pants, Under Shirts, Black Satin Talmas, Silk Velvet Vests, Overalls, Silk Plush Vest-, Scarfs, Fancy Silk Vests, Shawls, Cloth Vests, Comforters, Cashmere Ve.sls, Handkerchiefs, Satinet Veals, Ac. The above articles of every style, and positively 'LOWER TJJAN ANY OTHER HOCSE, WM. STINK octldawtf Nn.

1 Exchange Block. JUST IX COMPLETE as-ort'iiHit nf tin making and llavorinj: tvi'ry varit-t 1 directions for iiiakini: Ciiltr for converting tlie Cider kii.fl>..! 1 Wines, ChampiifMie. ami a used for giving AltTIKlCIAI. (converting 70 gallons nf so Ift'i! every article to a l.i will 'lie furnished lor A.fO all necessary to sucli an b'ini; the new bt-gumer tn oldest liijiior dealers. Lacoi.r's Concentrated i.ri'»:i,g is put up ill 'J-pil'on packajjfs pood shipping order.

jlj is 1 A Moekholdi-rs of the KliEKI'OUT MA.V| 1 N(J CUM I'AN that at a lit' s-id f'ompany, held at my oIliiT a tde March, IS57. the following resnlntKVjs Uffilced, That all stork s-iilisiTii'til fotj the I'Jtli day of Marih ami tliis Company on the 1st day ui forfeited. 1.. i Filberts. Aliiionili ai.il Psa.i boxes Figs, KO boxes Ho h'ixes Canily.

Date and I-'OSC TliU Cologne Water, llarn-i Bay Rum, 1 Rose Watt-r, Honey Soap, I'ancfne, or Sand Soap Amandine, (ieiiuine Yankee Military Shaving Harrison's Bachelor's Hair Dye, Phalon's Cold Cream, Chalk Roils, Lilly White, Alabaster Powder, Pearl Meen Fun, Rose Lip Salve. I.voiN KMl.v-n Hear Caftur Oil Haif Marrow, 5'uir Nursery I' Tofl IffVDE, A RE now receiving a LARGE and WELL ASSORTED stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which they are determined to sell at prices which oan- rs. Our stock comprises a line Hand's Mammoth Bain's Shaving Cream, Balm of thousand FUWTS Toilet Bottles in great variety. Lubin's lldk'f Extracts, All the above iirticies, ami too numerous to 1 tlu 1 ing received, at tUe JJrug unlit, Tootli Bnislie Sail Oaniplior Irt Otto, i ciltl'i ntt NEWS! NEWS! AVHEBK' LOAD'S th where ul nrc7TKInod8 1 Recent Hi'rtl U. Ladies' Plain and Plaid French Merinos, Cashmeres, Coburgs, Debayes, Knglish arut Persian Delaines; KrocUe sind Hay Stale Sliaivls? Cashmere, Broche and Plush very nice article; TALMAS, CLOAKS and MANTILLASoS tlie latest styles; new Winter Dress Silks; a large lot of plain and plaid Flannels of all and a lull stock of Prints and Domestic Goods.

Our assortment of BOOTS AND SIIOKS, for men's, women's and children's wear, Is very complete, bought directly of the manufacturers, and will be sold at prices that challenge competition. A part of that lot ot CLOTH INC. which we are bound to close out at extremely low prices, stil.l left, and we will offer inducements to purchasers which they will not find elsewhere. We will also sell a large lot of UOODS for Winter Clothing, at very low rates. We have a variety of styles of IIA TS AND CAPS drab and brown Soft Hats; silk, plush, worsted and cloth Caps for me.ii and boys.

A new lot of and Staple firoccrics on hand and to arrive. In short, having just returned from the mid Kostun we are prepared to offer everything thai, is desirable in our line of gooda, and by selling at Small Pro fits, to retain the confidence the trade that has heretofore so liberally patronized us. sept2Cdawtf J1Y.DE, 1WKWSTEU BIDWLLE Affairs in Kansas. nt i Just received and 11 1 Ma.M'"* and Monthly ides, Mnp uri 1'eiis 1 1 arrancements have been made subscriber will be future of ailU Ullvurj ides, Maps, Musiu boo UN olk 1 and Rill Books Envelopes, Lead L( Li llanUNorte olU i 200 MORPIIINK Just rec'd MOORE A Cedar I'aiis, Painted Pai's, Sp.ice Boxes, Flour Boxes, Sugar Boxes, Rolling Prints, Butter Ladies, SUak 1'ounde Wa-b It Tul's, Churns, 1 at raySdawh JJUEWSTKII BIDWELL'g. OOTS Intend to keep at all times a full assortment gf Goods in this liiie for all ages anil sexes, suited to the season.

Call and examine before purhasing elsewhere, and judge fur yourselves. HYDE BUKWSTEH 4 BIDWELL. Orange Flavoring Essence of.