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Miscellaiieojis.Adyertisei3keiits
WheJBHlMin Booh Bindery
BLANK 111
MANUFAGTOEY,
Main Street, opposite the Planters!. Souse.
Ehave esaWstedin connection With (he'
Bulletin Job Printing Office, one of the
hest Binderies Wc'si of mw?Yofk'Cityand so
licit the patronage of any hjoang-rk in (for
line, "eshall devote especial attention to the
manufacture of
MlanU Books for Counties I
District Court .Boolx,
County Treasurers BooJcs,
Records, Hegislers, Tax Boohs,
.And all kinds of
WZnalcs Gt iriwnc jts.ecui-u,.
ManufacturedfromthehesVofstockndinthe
- highest style of theart. .
Mercantile EooKS- We invite the at
tention of Merchants, Bankers', ."Manufacturers,
Hotel Keeper's, &c, to ourfacilitiesTor the man
ufacture or the best klnd-bf Ledgers, Journals,
Day Books, Invoice Books, Shipping Receipts,
Sales Books, Hotel Registers, Xawyers, Dock
"'ets, &c, &c.
magazine TBintHng. Harpers' The.
Atlantic, Godcy, Peterson, FrankLeslie,Harpers
Weekly, Pictorial History of the. War, andiall
other Magazines, Dounu in piam or iauojr uiuu
rocco, and -Morocco Amique, done upon the n
shortest notice.
Euling of all Ends Promptly: Done..
flea N. B. We employ none but first-class,
workmenand are prepared to guarantee every
job of work sent out. Orders -respectfully eo
icited. Address: TTimrtT.A
BULLETIN CO.,
v2-40-tf Leayenwor'tH, Kansas.
F FUHTTWEEB
We desire to say to the people of Northwestern
.Kansas, tliat our
HUSSERYAT CEHTSALIA
XNEMAHA COUNTY,
Is all right The trees were not injured by tho;
frost lsst October as it was supposed. "We can
supply you with good thrifty
Trees Grown n tlie Prairie,
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Apple Trpes, Chcqry, Trees, Lawl&n,Blach
terries, 'Allen Raspberries, and
Strawberries,
i
Which we will exchange for Cash or Stock at
cash prices, at rates such as we'canliveby and
you can afford. Come to the Nursery yourself
and select such 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. Theycannot
be afforded at such prices. Bemember that
trees grown.on the Prairies of Kansas will do. a
hundred-fofd 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. l'if 1863. n21
Dry Goods ! Dry lJ Goods !
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4tchisonAdyer.tisemeiits.
W-JtLolesalor . and , Retail
?8 IS 5
COMMERCIAL STREET,
Between Fourth and Fifth,
Atchison. - Kansas;
Oct. 24, '63.-7 .
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To. 5, Commercial Street
Between Third and Fourth lrc4 ,
LAtchison,,
Klaiisa.
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Q. K FAIRGHILD.
Oct 24, 1863. Cm
Patldys JLcttcr. .
Hibernian Wit and Blunders are an inex
haustible mine from which the newspaper and
periodicaTpf ess obtain material for the greater
portion of their mirth-creating articles. The
fbllowipg is a good specimen. A, new.ly 'swanv
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 :
Atchison, KAsas, August 20, 1863.
Dear Biddy, I'm here on. the prairies of Kansas
at last,
Dry, weary 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 crews " is the
fire,
Which goes on a rampage (in reason to speak)
Let me see why yes fully three times a week,
And burns up creation (a fact I assure you)
From golden Pike's.Peak ta the muddy Missouri.
In large iron boxes their fires are shut up,
And that's how they cook both the " bit and the
i 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 splendid BUCK'S PATENT I bought from
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 Louis,, and his prices are the most
reasonable in the western.country. Those who
need anything in his .line will save .money by
purchasing at his sttfze south side of Commer
cial street near fifth.
n30v2-6m
CKOWELL'S
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WHOLESALE DEALER IN
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- No.!32 Delaware Street, Ufa 32,
(Between Second and Third,) '
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N;B.' Orders from the'eountry solicited
- : .it r indiromptly.filled.. .
M. HOFFMANN.
Leavenworth, Oct. 24, '63. 6m
A Word to the Wise !
Some five years ago, one of the Firm
OF
WATSON & RIXEII ART,
AFTER looking over thfe field and contemplating the fu
tore of Kansas and the Great West, concluded to
make the venture to initiate the
DRY GOODS ., , .,
hi lo-t'
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JOBBING TRADE
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IN LEAVENWORTH. WE WERE ALONE
in the trade for nearly .two years, when we met with friend
ly arid honorable competition, whieh has increase until
some eight or ten houses are doing each a good business.
The succss and encouragement we have met with, has en
abled and induced us to largely increase eurtock, so that we
are this Spring well prepared to meet the rants of all who
desire
Fancy and Staple
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Boots and Shots'; -t i, w Strata Goods,
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,,(, ,y Eats and Laps,
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We are sometimes amused to read the
advertisements of some of our neighbors, who seem to think
i that large and marvelous stories are important to their tuc
cesss: We would simply remind our friends that there is an
extensive Gas Factory" in.town iu active operation.
To those who "have so long given us theirpat
"fonage and confidence, we have only to say that our bus
ness will hereafter boconduckddnderthesame liberal pol
icy practiced heretofore by our house, and we inTite all in
want of merchandise in our lino to call and examine our
Stock at our Ware Rooms.
JXbs. 12 and 14 Delaware street.
T2n8 6m ' WATSON &RINEHART
BRACE & BAKER,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
H A. ED W A.R E
Of nil. hinds.
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' ! Sign Of the Gilt Anvil, 31 Delaware Street,
Kt0sa. Nnnri ftnn TniTO.
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
DRAKE BROTHERS.
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xfOOKteuers, aiaiwners. ana jraver jscw
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en..
. TTelairare Street betweea Third and Fourth,
Leavenworthgrjieiit.
VV L STINGS
Wholesale audRetan-Dealers in Foreign andDoa
HARDAEE,
IRON,.STEEL,NAILSt CIROULAK
SAWS, CORN MILLS,
PLOWS, CULTIVATORS
REAPERS. MO WERS, d-c
Xo. 23 Delaware S rJ
n30v2-lvl t '
Geo. JJ. Thompson.
7 , "suuea a. Crow
THOMPSOJf, EAMES & CROW,
t'i ' ... DEALEES IS
OHIFA,
6LASS-MHSCJEEHSWA8E
Ko. 65, Delaware Street
n30v2-ly Leavenworth, Kan
sas.
H. ALLEN,
MANDTAOTDBER AND BEALEK
FUHNITTJBli.
Chairs, Stools, Bed Steads, Mattressss
Looking Glasses, Coffins, &c,,
Furnished to order.
2Vo. 171 Delaware Street,
n30v2 ly Leavenworth, Kansas
Tlieociore Egersdorii;
jowiv.j n.uauUitW-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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-Aro. 81 Shawnee-Street,
Leavenworth, Kanm.
No. 1 Coal Oil and a fino assortment of Limps.
Iyv2al5
KANSAS BOOK-BINDERY,
Established 1857.
S i.lELEL JDODSWORT3I,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY,
On TJiird street, below Delaware,
Lcavemcorth, Kansas.
BLANK EOOKS ruled, printed and bound to any pat
tern. For Bankers, Merchants, Count officers. Ac. " tt'"g
rs, Journals, Kccords and Dockets, ma out of ?h! papr
eajteinprices. Magazines, music an eriiir:lj ona
inplainortancyhindiii. '! "
AMERICAN HOTEL
AT
ilZarysvUZe, Kansas,
I HAVE lately purchased the property inoirn
as Barrett's Hotel, iu this place, and sba!!
endeavor to keep a First Class Hotel. Fan
Iteasonahle.
Two Large Stables
connected with the Hotel.
HAY, COIiST, AXD OATS, PLBTTT
J. H. C01TRELL
Oct. 2-5, 18G3.-ly
IOWA H0FS,
Jplin Frazicr, Proprietor,
Caroline st. bt. second & third,
Marjsville, ... Kansas.
This Hotel has been open for three years, anJ
the proprietor is thankful for past favors, ami
solicits a continuance of the same, with the
promise of the usual attention. vl-n27-ly
mmmwu
T. McDANIEL, . J-roprieliT-
Corner of Commercial and Fifth Streets,
ATCHISON, KANSAS.
The Proprietor has re-furnished this Hotel.and hi Icj?
cxperfenccin the business renders him confident that L
can give entire satisfaction to tho Tublic. Good statin,
con nected with the Hotel. nS"
MEflSHAHT'S HOTElT
Cherokee Street between Main ' and Sccoal
LEAVENWORTH CITY KANSAS.
A.H.PECK, ' Trcprietor
Board SI perday. The table is supplied with the best ftl
market affords. SUge3 leave this Hotelforall parts oiu
State. Free Hack to and from the boar.
BBASSASOiT H0135S,
Atchison, Kansas.
T. MURPHY, Proprietor
MTEBABY 0M? !0.
An Elegant, Moral, and Refined Miscella
neous Family Journal,
devoted toPolite Literature, Wit and . JfflSTi
PoeUcGem3. In politics, and on all KCaluestwS
it is strictly neutral, and therefore emphatically
A P.mrrFor tnc Jliiu"j
And a elome vuitor to the f Circle
foreign and domestic newS of the dy w condeniea
foreign and domestic news of the day, to
Sntthe greatest possible amount of wfellsenee
THIS MAMMOTH WEEKLY
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