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The Big blue union. [volume], April 30, 1864, Image 4
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MAJNTJinA.GTOIlY5
Jfa? Street, opposite the Planters' House.
E have established, m connection with the
Bulletin Job Printing Office, one of the
best Binderies West of New York pity, and 80
licit the patronage of any having work in r
line. We shall devote especial attention to the
manufacture of
Blank Books for Counties!
District Court Boolts,
County Treasurers' Boolcs,
Records, Registers, Tax BooTcs,
And all kinds of
Books of Public Record,
'Manufactured from the best of stock, and in the
highest style of the art.
Mercantile BooltS. We invite the at
tention of Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers,
Hotel Keepers, &c, to our facilities for the man
ufacture of the best kind of Ledgers, Journals,
Day Books, Invoice Books, Shipping Receipts,
Sales Books, Hotel Registers, Lawyers, Dock
ets, &c, &c.
Magazine Binding. "Harpers' The
Atlantic, Godey, Peterson, FrankLeslie,Harpers
Weekly, Pictorial History of the War, and all
other Magazines, bound in plain or fancy bind
ing, at the lowest figuies.
Binding of all kinds and styles Paper,
Sheep, Calf, Law Style, Morocco, Turkey Mo
rocco, and Morocco Antique, done upon the
shortest notice.
Buling of all Kinds Promptly Done.
B N. B. We employ none bnt first-class
workmen, and are prepared to guarantee every
Job of -work sent out. Orders respectfully so
icited. Address :
BULLETIN CO.,
v2-40-tf Leavenworth, Kansas.
Sl4f-r
FRUIT TREES.
C?Wt desire to say to the people of Northwestern
Kansas, that our
? iyj3SERA! GEHTfiAUA
NEMAHA COUNTY,
Is all right. The trees were not injured by the
frosfc Isst October as it was supposed. We can
supply you with good thrifty
Trees Grown n the Prairie,
Apple Trees, Cherry Trees, Lawten Blade
berries,-Allen Raspberries, and
Strawberries,
f. '
Which we will exchange for Cash or Stockmt
'cash prices, at rates such as we can live by and
you can afford. Come to the Nursery yourself
and seleotsuch as you choose.
We wish to caution you against buying trees
that are offered at 10 and 12 cents. If Nursery
men sell trees at that price it is because there
,is something wrong with them. They cannot
be afforded at such prices. "Remember that
trees grown on the Prairies of Kansas will do a
Tiundred-fold better than trees grown in the tim
ber, or Missouri bottom. The Fall is a good
time to set trees any time after heavy frosts.
BAKER $ SQUIRE.
Centralia, Nemaha co., Aug. 14, 1863. n21
v Dry Goods ! Dry Goods !
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5 JiSfeHRMGf&i SUMMER
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SilX &. EGKHART'S,
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ll'fo. 8',Felix!street, ,-
ro'SAINJJOSEPHi
t .'MISSOURI
C&ssiiners,
Cottonades,
Linens,
Nocfbns,'.
Fancy Goods
Embroideries,
TftIawns,
Silkf,
i
JA
, RESPECTFULLY INVITE f HEr CITIZENS
:ef Eumi tocali tadeeoHritoacyrlifck"isre6clliBK
rdeedpricM. yv.
Mate . STIX kECKHART. .
jjjj$ B g 8'Mt ItlOU
BOOK AMD JOS PRMTING
t
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. US
'm xm
Broadway.
We:are prepared to exeeutc
every description of
Jook gift .ojj printing
SUCH AS
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" Posters, Progresamat,
'Circulars, Chcks, Bus
iiiess Cardi, Blank-
Bill r of Fara.dte.
'Bill Heads, Lett?
r
Heads; Hand 'Bills,
Labels, Ball Tick-
1
ets, &c.,.&e.
Together with every variety of
$&.
funcu anas wobieii'' zzmtinp!
IK THE-
Very Best Possible Mann,
and atthe
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PRICES,
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UARYSV1LLE, KANSAS.,
Atchison' Advertisements.
D. C. KOBBIJSTS,
Wholesale and Retail
Si W 1?
via a S&a
COMMERCIAL STREET,
Between Fourth and Fifth
Atchison. - . Kansas.
Oct.2463.-ly asag.
HATS, CAPS
TS, SIOES,
LADIES' FURS,
JOB TH1
FALL
- 'OF
TEA.DE
1
1863,
At
Jio. 5, Commercial gtrvfy
Between Third and Fourth Street
tcliison,- - Kaxisa4k
G. H. FAIRCHiLD.
Oct. 24, 18G3. Gm
Paddy's better.
Hibernian "Wit and Blunders are an indn
haustible mine from -which the newspaper and
periodical press obtain material for the greater
.portion of tueirmirth-creatmg articles. The
following is a good specimen. A newly swan
islander from the land of peat and potatoes,
brought to New York by the Great Eastern,
and thence to Atchison on the lightning train,
writes home his impression of matters and
things thus:
Atciiisox, Kansas, August 20, 1863.
Dear Biddy, I'm here on the prairies of Kansas
at last,
Dry, wery and foot-sore, and glad that the
journey is past;
They've got no shillalahs, turf-stacks nor mire,
But worse than the "curse of the crows " is the
fire,
Which goes on a rampage (in reason to speak
Let me see why yes iully three timesaweek,
.aim uums up cieuiion a laccj. assuiej'ou)
From golden Pike's Peak t the muddy Missouri.
in large iron boxes their fires are shut up,
And that's how they cook both the " bit and th
sup."
'Tis very convenient, I tell you it is,
As they "d burn up creation if 't was n't for this.
And, whisper, "acashla,"' I've got one for you,
A splend.d BUCK'S PATENT I bought front
JAKE LEU,
Who has stoves without end in size and in shape
And sells, as his rivals say, shamefully "chape.'
And we can assure our readers that Pat was'
correct, for JACOB LEU has got a supply of
Stoves and Stove fixings surpassed by none
west of Saint i.ouis, and his prices are tho most
reasonable in the western country. Those who
need anything in his line will save money by
purchasing at his sto-'e' south side of Commer
cial street near fifth.
n30v2-6m
CROWELL?S
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CHEAP CASH ST0EE-.
WHOLESALE DEALUB IK
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Boots.
Shoes,
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lrtls,
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COMMERCIAL
Atcpismm, - - -
STREET'
Oii.24,1
Leavenworth:Advertisements.
TJELAWARE STREETNO. 32.
or. iioFimijy
RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT,
t And Dealer in all kinds of
i
LIQTJOBS, IIES,
fcc, foc.
No.I32 DelawareStreet, Bo. 32,
(Between Second and Third,)
LEAVENWORTH CITY, KANSAS.
N. B. Orders from the country solicited
and promptlyifilled.
M. IIOFFMANN.
Leavenworth, Oct. 2J.''G3. Gm
A Word '-to the Wise!
Some five years ago, one of the Firm
OF
WATSOjff & R Iff SMART, '
AFTKU looking over tlie field and contemplating tl.
tureof K.m-.w .nd the Great West, conclude
p fu
wl to
make the venture to inih.Untl.a
DRY GOODS
JOBBING- TRADE
IN LEAVENWORTH. WE WERE ALONE
in the trade for nearly two j ear, when we xntt v lth frit nN
lynnd honorable co:niot:tiun, which has increi-o nntil
somecis,,t or tLn lcs.ire (Ioiiijrc-icli a pooij im-int-:
abiednnd indued ihtofTrgeij incre.eo.ir stock, sothat
j.
are this Spring well prepared to inoct tho wants of all w ho
desiro
Eancy and Staple
A-
Diy Goods,
Bootsand Sliocs,, -
tslraic Goods,
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Eats 'andCapst
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Sfe
g)T?.TH!TSJ &C.
We are sometimes amused to read the
'advertisementsof some of onr neighbors, who leem to think
that larjre and marvelous stories are important to tbeirsuc
cesss: We would sim;dy remind our friends that there 13 an
extensive " Gas Factory" in town in active operation.
To those who have so long given us theirpat
ronage and confidence, we have only to say that our bus
nesa will hereafter be conducted tinder thesanie liberal p)I
icy practiced heretofore by our house, and we invite all in
want of merchandise in our lino to call and examine our
Stock at onr Ware Rooms.
Nbs. 12 and 14 Delaware street.
v2n8 6m WATSON & RINEHART
BRACE & BAKER,
. Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Of all kinds.
Sign of the Gilt AnviL 31 Delaware Street,
Between Second and Third,
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
6mv2nS
.DRAKE BROTHERS,
Booksellers, Stationers, and Paper Deal-
' ers.
' "i Delaware Streetbetween Third and Fourth,
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
GufafH fcrl. T2nSm
Leavenworth AAv;.
WHoYHASTte
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in For- " U&,
HAEDABE
IRfilLiioijJ
PLOWS, CULTIVATORS
REAPERS. MO Wpr',
tfo.23 Delaware Street
Geo.B Thompson: p. C. EaesT7rr.
THOMPSON, EA31ES & c
DEALERS IX
no. fo, Delaware Street
n30v2-ly
Leavenworth, Ka
H. ALLEN,
MANUFAOTHEEE AM -DEAEQ
Chairs, Stools, Bed Sfeads, Matties
Looldiig Glasses, Coffins, fef'
Furnished 10 order.
TSo. 171 Delaware street
n3QT2 W Leavenworth, Kans'u
TiLeodore Egersdorf"
Formerly R.E. Watson i G,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
s -s -rs
Sfl? ( Cd ? .i r
fci
vy v&fW8 A,
3 C
- Perfumeries. &c
j .. sa
JTo. SI Shawndi Street,
Zcavenicorth, Kansas.
Xo. 1 Coal Oil and a fine assortment of L-.mp.
IjfTJn'j
KANSAS BOOK-BLXDmiY,
Established ISoT.
SA325JEL BODSVORTIf-
CLANK BOOK MANUFACTURY
On Third strcrt. Iduw Delaware,
Leavcnicorth, ICansis.
BLO'K BOOKS rule 1. printed ar.l b.j;il tt
Wn. tor Bankers. Men.Innt, Count o.' r i
rb,.Iov.rn U. lU-rtU aud D.VLeK j,, t llhl ,,r ,
"I'rnprjci-s. Mipiziuts, iui.sic.iu n i j
in phin or i mcy h n !m. n v
l fr '.' Liiairi
o mem. j
AMEEICAF HOTEL
AT
cllarysvitle, Iiansas.
I II AVE lately purchased the property In a
as Rar'-ctt's Hotel, in thi3 place. anJ r a
endeavor to keep a First Clas Hotel. Fs:
Reasonable.
Two ILarge Stable
connected vrith the Hoel.
UAY, OIlX,AX& OATS, PLETV
J.1I. COITRlLL
Oct.2-i, 18G3.-ly
IOWA H01ilS ,
Joim Frazier, Proprietor,
Caroline st. bt. second & timed,
ATarjsville, ... Kansas
This Hotel has been open for three yer?,ani
the proprietor is thankful for past favon. "
Folicits a coninuance of the same, viih &
promise of the usual attention. vl-n'2M7
vmm HOTEL,
T.McDANIEL, Jr'
Corner of Commercial and Fifth Streets,
ATCHISON, KANSAS.
The Proprietor has re-furniehed thi-t Hotel ami hi" ' 't
espenmcein thebusine-i nnders him conSjleiit
can e'veeiitirns-atisf.u-ricii to tho Public. Gool (W-1
co 'i uected v. ith the Hotel.
Bf
mnumnvB hotel,
Cherokee Street between Main and Scc:-1
LEAVENWORTH CITl", KANSAS.
A.H.PECK, Trepric-r
Board $1 perday. The table Hsimplled with the l
m-irktt affonts. fctnges leave this Jiotelforall iarts c
State. Free Hack to and from the boat.
G9ASSAS03T H0DS2,
Alciiisou, Kansas.
T. MURPHY, Proprietor.
LITESABY SOMP Wit
An Elegant, Moral, and Refined Miictfc
neous Familv Journal,
devoted toPolite Literature, Wit and Honor, Pro"
Poetic Gems In politic, and on all J qa
it is strictly neutral, and therefore emphatically
A Paper For the Million,
And a welome visitor to the ?" " K
loreicn and t!om itic new flf the day, bo conJea -prStheVeatestpoiMeamount
of Intellgenee. -
THIS MAMMOTH WEEKLY
s printed on fine white piper, with newKSJ?
cSns fifteen hundred square inches.and is a large w
taper ot sixteen octavo page. n-,dtTTtp
in unrivalled corp of contribntora are f1"?""!
enemek and every depa tment b pled Jd
linfalied anil penect syuxeia iujw -t
cii number will b beaatifally illustrated.
TERMS-Invariably in ranuce--20?-(,rTrfmoat J
Publi.hed every Satunlay, at the corner of Tretnoa
BromfieldStraeta, Boston, 3Iri.,bT y (jr.KVS.
i2!v: "
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