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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-20

ts, H. no pay a. a., vino gtv,Iy +" cop /
p,tu sai abundant CuIs,s tor t.,T larOT, !
County rystu.,tc's ID, s.r'y u b, q. y u.- .
u.yt TIE hys allowed ~ l,t would mot .
pay ~oG,Ai. tor h,r tro4bic ot u,k "A; u.
~, qu.t r'y tr.usrilts Ihyy al. shan .
NY s,.-ii
Bat i,tus.e what us ,'or :, anI nh, .
hs pay Sap. o, GI.g 90 I've ia ,Iu. 4u..t
E.riniuS toHn, where thr tui.t "o4d b. I
sunday ike Gu al i4ys Lu. for t,s lady Al /,
y.Er.nc- " ths ra,ifY,i CAR. IL r,c,I,.
.ni Sn!s day n.! each ~.y IL :. not T.
o.trp .hat IA, rlsLi la,n Al be found .h, /,
Av directly On tie iinS Of the road au! /
GlS. ~ the tgIOt But NEa.'r Us de-
l.ncc, hs van rlc,lv5 ~ extra .4y iYr uaA .
csTg.asc. That would gv.,tr4. htA ut. a
mail cnlllur- thu SA.,A yUsin..str j.
uHl-r .lrigt Ieu..tl. fOrJliIn u =,
How distant 7 L,sr, he mus. b, o"
hand al tic L.ula.Lt t.Et the o4iS ~i.T..
ILe lla.Asru bag L.u>t n.t Ue euuUst.I .Or
c.- .Eoglfu Mt t. al 4ubnglA Gll--: II u
v., inc J. .Ls IJ3H b. e, = / ~at t'.l size -
r..LI,t 81 ..a aI,.V-l u.1it. /! -h~ ..i1,
-l..l Il t.4", hy 10 not eGrg. .b.e ir his
t.r,:Hss1, - iIl, taAiA. % . t.As tne D.z.i
~. Ii II -Jays. 4io A.-4I at atlP " s-.'.
as lJl- VI h4y ..OOi yt -yIDa ~ A."ay
home.
NA,u .... u.1 GTigs /. t.Na o.. .Ja.r
lAv ut {, tH.r ..-u ....'.C 10. I.h
~. /. v,rJ ..i.t H. m.,, a.." Ga, a-g ,u
= pI.Na.a room, VITA Eu yisat hand Lat a
."JrL deputy -ha must " IL hiiD. j! -.4J'
L.s"i, .y. h.. grown 4. -".gtt.r a.
ytoty g ".-k'y % % .u.,, tr... .s.Iy".
i..v So, rtb-T l.a.I have ,a.1 through ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-20

with Mr. IuG,rs1n, the lover succeeded
the school hoy in the due and tim.-honor,d
order, MS laid down by the "nroncholy ia
ou,s." The only record Of the affair is Ia
b found in series Of letters addressed hy
him t, his friend Page, commenting immclj-
atc'y after h, left college, and extending, at
intervals, through the two succeeding years.
These are to be found at length in Professor
fuckers life of him, and in thc Congress
edit of his correspondence. Ihryposscss
some interest perhaps in relation to their
subject mntttcr. hut most, as tho carlics, src-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-20
,.N..,Cts ir,sli ihc LA. 81
,J..icr "a
ILELKf $. NANDALL. W. D.

.N.' "',. i'~'@ pN -, "i'' "
'', topic, l." P.ii,~.AIs oI H'i-''"' u .
Those
Who's worl ,- susa", anI.9car'
may here bc presented
Ea,Huhst. .niu. MrJ .!.,rsou vsS no tart: F.
man. hc ever sustained the partially ofa
Nirgiuiau for this sport and RAJ, ly los, n con
youi,ut opportunity, even whrn rrcs.i ut,
OF with 7sug a promising race. His marked
fondncss for horses commenced and ended
ou'y wltn his Hic His preference Was for
a.. Virginia race horse; he DID not ride, and
WAS scarcely willing % drive, any o'hcr.--
TNo or three pages Of AiSiarn boo. are d
yot.dty the p,d,grcDs Of thoae pur'hos d,
or selected from his breeding stp"ki iorhis
own use. hruaually k'ptsrV"ral inc r''od-
mares; and We shall Ani Dprn"all's' IA hN
.,,a, tn, ..r,ir,ai,e ou,s. and ouiiu,, 'hr
tyyI- ~ the others and Of Az the ."Ns !--'
'.'-." " l',', ',.' ~ .,l.'.y
e., H. .,',...,
ttt tt.N .N.' 10 ODD <'' ~ ''''.i' t.t''''
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Nli inety Goods at C05S.
LIN 2Y.

lew stock Of Millinery Goods
U,, L received at Mrs. G.e1ts o't stand. cnruer
y ui Nnln and Columbus .is. Ottawa. vu"fr
yiIi Ne found to l-hlounh.r assortment ui Bonnet,
RIuluus, Flowers. Mus, Collar, Nl.eu. Sc. &c..
Hrachug and Pressing done os usual butter ami
rgts takrn N rychtuae for Buuurf..
VI. U;rrgg IS thank Tor past patronage, and
suicusu ,ruIlnua non 81 the same.
tDt,Na. AuriI |, isI.
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DIsl.~s llkNlvti.


In tnr mot la-hlouab', -ty .r, nud 90 ,u, .1N'-l
uo.s,br prI'cs. Straw touris "'I DO done
oyer, aud pllia sewing done. ErU..urn over
Il con-. SURE. November d.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-20
urrAW EaEG TRADER.
LIZ y 8 ] AVERY,

, ERIN, 81 50 per Aunuw ,n advance
: 30 ii u,t pad IN advance
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11

AND NAERt MS ~ Gus, ses, aHa is, constai tlN
/ baud and tpr sale either for east or on Time, al
the lowest price. laue al
N'GREG0R, LAWS y BLAhEMoEE.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

ST received from New York i lot Of choice Gro
81 cer,-s, consisting IN part ni
Currau-; English WalnUt.; spcr Perprr
Ginger, Mare; NUtme4>. cloves;
Cinnamon; Salld OIL; Yeast 'oWtters;
Nu-hra; LagwDud; Madden; Cayenne Pepper
Alum; y P"trr, sulphur: sal Soda
hHcserl In BIDS hlf IBIS. aud Kegs;
Salmon ia Kits Cod is;
Forslis by NJ bALEEiI.,
au. 3 FRONT i.
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Fresh Groceries.

4 stapl. ar,.,lcs IA the line receive" ppAlzLL
apFi 10 .--auuu11
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TANNING MILLS REPAIRED.

WOW car get your nld FaHAug Mills repaired 60 bc
] marty good new '.for Il fitae, by adding
some of the new impruS oneuls,
New sCN"s furnished, uHn hole sen, t-uUd size
u tlr new kud, better adupIo to grain aud lou
seed than hrrcinturo.
Castings furnished To nm places Of broken ours; I'm,
painted When required {" protect lmat from lac wealth
co. Al aHHr IA tin sitnTiUai possible Lun, ~ iAU
Steam Agricultural Depot,
Main Street, Moline. Ills.
AAOAX0 SOURSE.
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GOO
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN TANNING

ar tho latest style which stand A. ao, /, on the list
~ of premiums awarded t"ragTieuiMr"li implements
80 constructed to clean easier faster and better; H
king out Oats Cheat, Chess, aud all uul seed
ast"nishBgiy clean. VIII lar Guido your highest an
ticpaituu-.
They are substantially made, Of the first quality oi
materials, with two good coats ont paint aud one al
NHrnsb-a b. t.r protection against weather than eyer
bCfurcr~-iwW ieid.
Vet no pHHs Will Ue spared - rpItluHe for them "A
credit mat viii far outslrtp amy th& - the Tanning
tbrul Depot OF ALONZO AaUKSE,
June q. Man ST. Moline, ls.
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isNEs 1TosISaTuS, {
April -. i-,i--- 3:'-iw

THE STATE OF lows, -.
County OF Scott, ! ,n...g,r.
Ia ttt uaitar III the prnb.t. oI thl WIZ "i I'''
H5ek, lrtrU.rd.
To all whom il may Concern ,..g.rt
\roliGE n hcryhy .nen TINT MONDAY t5o I, y. +s.
y Man. 4 u. ir5l, j. lhe tl4.I tNrd by "1aE ,r.a
Probata Court Of slid ~ena equity, 'of wy ~ Iy III
the viii Of Peter Brunnieh, dssrasca' '' ,,r nAts
persons Interested IN the SAM, may h'r'4 u, ftr
al lle judy OF said ProbaG tanfl u I5 I%,.UIuis
necessary. WILL VI gu 80, i,asr.
MI "A LII Ia. lHllL. nj Alll Ittla' -
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u0IInE PAPER NILLs.

rIIFE .th,afaHsrs are constantly making variety q
Prutng aHs Wrapping PHpefsst thur MIN Si"-
tine, and af las Cash ipT any reasonable aHahutA 81
good rlcatf ts tnou rags. Our trN EliiEy agent,
%. A. Chgrgh4ii vii esH ou the Merchants through
contra! Iowa 8d pay them 10 rash pr paper '1r hetr
rspN NHEEaDIh d FERGUS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11
EASTERN
ST o Y L s L 0 r L

,r,he snrscrbtr would respectfully infafm the chcns
M Scott and surrounding counties, thai he hats Ihrii
,,rriy ed from The Es With an extensive assortment ~
Stoves and Kitchen articles of the latest utd most ap
pro,rd patterns ear.uiA selected from me Foundry %
RHtb"t,, 4 Co.. Alhan., ~ ~, which he nov Offers for
aalr on, The most reasonable terms.
Ihy undersigned believing that permanent success
II tlc uInuiat turing business can nhiA ~ AgEHfth w
making the yefA best articles, and always furnishing
them M ,lle s!Ra superior ntiiann lnutts NJ dciHF
Mined NJ za III stat at IN nat la the test 81 TINS
ana heat aalaHg his assortment af Stoves on NAM
Il.,, ba found tie following, 'ist
Challenge Alright OF 1858, Lady OF the
Lake Queen of the West Brother JON
athan Atlantic for coal, lined
with Fire Brick, Paeif-
10 Alright,
mi. steve NIL meet thc Mants q ae turner. ffa
,pums t,f # SUPERIOR quality. VIZ: Iaele, Emlitc ah,
East.rn patlnr stoves, Ihr MAY tsrtsi Union Parpr
FAIRY Qacet. ttees Patenl son Regulator, FAME! ~
ltie lur PaTlaF gae,
ssE. smiths Mirror and Chandelier Paflaf St"Ne On
lIrciS rev ia this la4reet,
have ais. far sae and uftctHra h. rider ~ r.!
afticle euuu taI with regGitr topper. ia ard slice
Il Iron nAre mabHt4fIarg.
Mn Roofing, Eihtad, nlain aHd .taHiln1 groove, 2
( TuUr u pI,#r ana WARRANTED ttsht,
All tae# iii Wtnt u the above articles will - Wen y
giving ftts us t1tuk stf7N taefH thN unNtl
tapes " makttS good bargain. Country merchant
-uptlfc viii titE uycry description at low price
.Sssrrset has had fifteen ytafr experience 10 10
alayr busincSs IL Now YORK State and vii attend rrf
sarrlly % at sffs entrusted g. iilh With prom ne'
Aud Ii.f patch.
old stoves, Copper, Brass, Rags g., t.kgn ~ q
change farEHaiee
~ r5t taf.lst fAe location seeaaa street, tN
doors frnm tga corner VI Brady. aproste Wilson
Harley Grocery store. JAMES II bNAbA \.
L DAVENPORT, sgt -, -. II.
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T--0I I = n
InLtIntly Relieving Psins.

Whenever arfliel and By tbelr recommends j.
Influence they were introduced ilto l3c ,!trrr9 H.
tails u New York, aud afs han III Many u,, ia tt.
institution, ~ t'Ie Hthaa"at aE3 care u he aba A.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11
HoRATIo G. RARNER.
JONATHAN PARKER

COUNTY ) REEY0R
Residence Ceraer Il aesl Main aHa Fourth SIS o.
rfa III TIE Ioon HaH>e All orders promptly 7fteHi
az IT, tlasassl.sft. sept infh, Isla4 ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11
JosgFm CHARLES. TAYLOR BLow. WILLIAM T. BLOW.
1854 Drugs, Medicines, 1854.
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Window Glass.
GLASSWARE, PATENT MEDICINES, &c.

Esbs' ~ a. y vs.
Wholesale Deal 66 e SO Main St, St Louis, Mo
tkACHiNGE BCILDIAGS5
- EsPEGTFIILY call the attention ~ hcrebaHfs
IL Of tAs Fcst tg their IxmtRse sfack 0t Gg0Rs ra'
y for inspection, consisting Of
5000 packages of Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals;
5000 kegs pure White Lead;
800 packages Tiermans celebrated Colors;
200 barrels Turpentine;
100 barrels Tanners Oil, pure:
$50 barrels Refined Whale Oil:
100 barrels Smiths celebrated Varnighes;
IL, 20 bo~as by 10 Glass best Pittsburgh brand
5000 '.9xes ci"ss, from 10 by ~ up to 40 by 60,
best 'tsburgh;
5000 boxes assor., d Glassware;
with Il ,oatHf.ta assortment Of ALL OF me PoPI.
LAR PATENT MEDICINES ofihr day. IN" II EEh
Al COZ RSE pursued by lioHse TO- Tue ~ rs
s-Er, yfark IL EttH continued. and PROM ''-i.
or CASH CUSTOMERS viii hnd il greatly u MI
INTEREST 70 purchase here. as we AN and WILL
sill As Low a. amy JOBIlNG HOUSE IN the Nj
TED STATES. Feb IL, I-Ji--3m
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JAARs THpRiN.ToN, Clerk Of said ""'''
AurI I9Ih. l~IJ. 34-jw
STATE or lowAl In Distrin 'oa'
Comfy of Scottl Sad C0miy

STATE OF luwA,i In bNhtr
Couptv of Scott { Stfd C0A4y'
70 ISAAC T.. JE.h.N'EI- .ollprea
s.IR;--l"u are hereby notified ii'l W., ,r,t t9dt
ia sad cunt, on or before ore the l5 dan Of ArG
IL petition of Josiah ii. Jenny elanE o. I" ',S 70 10
ttt"H, Ia due form of law his in'af,'' :. uatca
No. ttteah tidJ in ,,rnck No, siN:E tbF'r suite agr
vac my Z, davenport In ssId sN""S H. E.! vii aa'
Ho. be drN iaD>s 8ud teqHtsiS 81 "' 'l-.d. f7
testament Ut one stephen =. Jenl'} 4" .alplga go.
Nhhranl Is lGlchcd lo sad reiiii"l', a." ouil "i@
tttc bocu rv.ururd by tue sher'h 81 s'" rtncrr,a A
round i, ~ u,i.>, an ;tpl,ps,g aida NfINt rp l5
Or u,EAF,s tAr Er,t dan II til ueAt 69F' r,, AIa &
iah ia, Of ia, ucAi a, y. if1tl ,,~,T,pog -
rvnd red against }ol thereon, a"o ''ui id Iru%}
b., naai., ia arcuw!.cc wspA t4o PRAYER ~ IuA
lAhEs IuuRIN"TuH, WA :. NJ ~
Clerk Of sad cart H''
Antt 10, i~Al~- Ss1iH.
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WINDOW GLASS.

ID Et EfhIb tAts morning ~ Railroad, q issrEe gS
IA rsrIHast ~ hulaoN hass ~ the best FiLlsburi
Lrs- "Hsh = 80 Bee sid al The lowest marx ct pre-,
a. 80. 20 F.itsI Second street
WEBB q SLOWER
baFagf prt, Feb. 9th. 1854.
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MUSIC.
Music al No. 2 L. Claire Row,

ffsHE largest and ta.i sole tAon ~ heW ahd Popular
Mhsta Ter he piaug aEd Guitar ever offered Ia ths
gau3E he cvuntai please call ahd 've' thh Y
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REMOVAL.
NJ. il. stAkENeRE
McGREGo2, LAWES & BLAKEM0RE,
Bankers, Dealers in Exchange & Land Agents

Bankers Dealers in Exchange Land Agents
HAVE RENoxkp 10 No. liz 1LARr Row,
Davenport, Iowa.
u feNaqsS aud gt,ls collected and proceeds remit
ted to any Part oi the United States ri current rates Of
Exchange.
cipss cities III the United States aud Europe lncHr
cent money bought,-GnLp and sl. bought and sod
VI gslsreetSr ALLOWED Deposits, on time or to be
charged far 1t sight.
" 3sl,>p N,gKA~rs SANITY on hand and for sale
al t,a lowest rates f1r cash or on time
" 57REAn EstAte bought and sold Ell COMMISSIONS
If5eINxls paid for non residents aud others
Y 7IllLrs ny stiyatcd and Abstracts furnished;
II ;aBasbs and Mortgages bought and sold and loans
t.vns4ts,i noy 18th
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PropTlators

p ..t.Es.,, Foot Prime -, "y,rA
a. * =, 'li, i CO.. lei Broad ST. y , ,s
A. r. ,uur. ,. &. oATmAN'
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UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,

FlsrR AM A.tE crRrpny RanAsps
n lie tH,rersRy n Frfe nsqi,i,, 8afiEs
! hnoFirdgc. chartered blythe Snt ~. IT fey.a
Ma IA is last session. W.: 18th Ami t,,s fth
tho pun nse ~ artcstirg The et.s rcr'p mani b
sale Of slurious and dan eerous ti,.tr NY irgH .s
purpose II suppl! Ing The luhllt nll ri,I"o IL tie
Ia o9sss wherein the ratieit eaAut ol,tsi bH4r.
employ the hes. medical advisers; hnytW Wilt,
thai ins AluHle remedy, AoNaid's J",i ltf'Ata8
atstHft - lt- lust celebrity hi ktovI WIT N
treatment ~ fcscF Rd Aeue, aia n, t p iEt
,lans,- las ~ hesitation 10 rtfarBIFr, G WIN af.
highest tetms % thc stiansse oflie ,f ,t u III
pbHEL Conn luim cured hs ROW 1Nu,sp,
ID NERl ROOF. iiHs above I, ,ii,ptsl hlAtK
sanction, il like iuHIt4cf Ia the rrn,8, FNtttsf
Conn mint 50 ~rll kIeen rs Irop,l ;,s ~ Ntsee
$, rHf q iaeEhcrr! koat, tiIsl .sf1c,tl, szf
10 Tie confidence of patents rli,trt = A. lAgti
believing Il t. l. tlYfh.lll, In n, I'D
ltnh. llrun No.
n.t,n. r. itgtt !. Z Ilar1ss,
~ ofatf Y lhe trustees lahl = K lcpflt 4 ].
=. Ashton W. = Z
Hector orr ~.
II All communications L. BE- .-,.,,rts.,.t ~
hehuud, " D. Head II TIE fIlsfal.rl., ~ (
meht, aid President Of The EnIytt-.N '"'' -
linme Hi7pehHty and 0Ilte Va 4 >,,..t
s.reei, fhlitdclrhia. ''.'4 s5#l
Branch I!spensary at the Store Of
seIt - ~ tHAS. LIssIiF l,,.,,,
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-17
R. r. REEs, See'y

REPORTED ARnEsr.---The independence
Dispatch has given currency to report, that
Maj. Ogden, and others of the military Of
fcers at Fort Leavenworth, are now under
arrest, and then gives conflicting report
after which the editor states he is unable to
decide which is correct. We can tell the
editor no such arrest has been made or even
attempted to be made. 1t is not the first
time that false reports started by Madame
Rumor, with her ten thousand Heing
tongues have found their way into some of
the public prints in relation to the gentlemen
alluded TO-
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-17
PROPOsALSFOR BEEF.
GoyERNoR &C.

lDROPOSALS will be received at this Office,
L until Wednesday, 12 M. 9th December next,
for furnishing the Troops &c, of this Post with
fresh. Beef for six months, commencing Janua-
ry 1st, 1855.
The Beef to be of Corn fed Steers, of good
market quality between the ages of four and nine
years, delivered in quarters equal proportions of
each, not exceeding three times per week, on
such days as the Commissary may direct, necks
and shanks excluded.
The BIDS must be endorsed proposals for
Beef,' and will not be considered unless accom-
panied by tscoresponsible sareties. The contract
will be awarded to the lowest bid, subject to the
approval Of the Commissary General.
D. NJ. COUCH,
1st- 1t. 4th Art'ly, A. C. S.
Office Of Assistant Commissary,}
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Ter.
November 18th, 1854. n10-3w.
e. Weston Reporter, st. Joseph Gazette and
Liberty Tribune, copy two weeks and send bill
{ ID. N. Couch, at Fort LeavenwoTth.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-17
TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
KANSAS TERRITORY.

In view of tA election to be held in the
Territory on the 29th instant, for Delegate
to the House of representatives ofthe Uni
ted States, The undersigned, Committee
of the numerous friends of the Hon. ROB-
CERT p. FLENNEKEN offer him as a
Candidate for the said Office, and announce
some..of the reasons why, in their opinion,
he should be supported. -
Mr.. Flenneken has been, heretofore, a
citizen of Fayette County, in the State Of
Pennsylvania, where he has been for ma
ny years a consistent, sound, and National
Democrat-a citizen of the highest moral
and social standing, and lawyer of diistin-
guished reputation and successful practice.
He was formerly member of the Legisla-
ture of Pennsylvania, and, under the APP
pointment Of the late President Polk, a
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-17
yes.-J. ". FOREMAN,
BENZ. HARDING,
SAMUEL IRWIN.
Fifteenth District.

Commencing at the mouth OF Salt creek on the
Missouri river; thence up said creek to the Mil
itary road and along the middle of said road to
the lower crossing of Stranger creek; thence up
ervation and thence along the Southern and Wes-
tern line thereof to the line of the Fourteenth
District; thence by the same and down Indepen-
dence creek to the mouth thereof and thence
down the Missouri river to the place of begin
ming.
Place of Elect;on.-House of Paschal Pensan-
eau, on the Fort Leavenworth and Oregon road.
.Judges.-H. B. JOLLY,
~ JAS. FRAZIER,
e.zc5 A. G.. BOYD.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-17

DR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM.-Is prompt
and effectual remedy for coughs, colds, asthma,
consumption, bronchitis, pain in the side and
breast, and all diseases of the lungs. At this
season the sudden changes of the climate, and
the cold bleak winds of the north, produce
coughs and colds-dangerous colds, which de-
mand of the wise and the prudent, the earliest
attention. Reader, have you cough or cold?
Do not neglect it. Thousands of the old and the
young, the fashionable and the gay, are annual
ly consigned to premature grave by neglecting
to attend to common cold. Coughs and colds
lead to consumption, and if not removed by
proper remedy, to an early death. Be advised
in time. Procure at once that celebrated REM
edy, DR.. Carter's Cough Balsam, which has
cured thousands upon thousands after all other
means had failed, and which seldom fails to cure
the most appalling stages of consumption.
Price % cents per bottle; large bottles 81, or
six bottle for So.
For sale by the Druggists in Weston, Mo-,
and also by the principal Druggists and dealers
in Medicines throughout the Western States.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-17

licly proclaim the result and snail draw up and
sign duplicate certificates, In the following
FORM =
We the undersigned Judges of an election
held On the 29th day of November a. D. 1854
at the house oe----in District OF the
Territory Of Kansas, for the election Of Dele
gate to the House of Representatives Of the
United States do certify upon our oaths. to the
best Of our howledge and belief, that the fol-
lowing is . true and correct rstarn Of the votes
polled by lawful resident voters, Viz:
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-17
Twelfth District.

Commencing at the mouth of Soldier creek;
thence up said creek to the head of the main
branch {; thence due north to the northern line
of the Territory, thence by the same west to the
eastern line of the eleventh District; thence
south along the same to the head of the Vermil-
lion river and down said river to the mouth
thereof thence down the north bank of Kan
sas river to the place of beginning.
Place of Election.-House of r. c. Miller.
.7sdges.-R. G. MILLER.
E. G. BOOTH
r G. WANTON
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-17
Thirteenth District.

Commencing in the Kansas river, three miles
above the mouth of Stranger creek, thence in a
Northwardly direction by line three miles west
of said creek and corresponding to the courses
thereof until it shall strike the Southern line of
the late Kickapoo reservation, thence along the
Southern and Western line of said reservation
and the Western line of the late Sac and Fox res
eryaton to the North line of the Territory; thence
West along said line to the line of the Twelfth
District; thence by the same and down Soldier
creek to the mouth thereof and down the Kansas
river to the place of beginning.
Place of Election.-House Of G. NJ. Dyer, at
''''' '0 Judges.-W. H. TIBBs, .
G. M. DYER.
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sixteenth District.

Commencing at the mouth of Salt creek, thence
up said creek to the Military road, thence along
the middle of said road to the lower crossing of
Stranger creek; thence up said creek to the line
of the late Kickapoo reservation and thence a.
long the same to the line of the Thirteenth Dis
trict, and thence by the same along line cor
responding to the courses Of Stranger creek and
keeping three miles west tnsreo TO sne aansas
souri, and up the Missouri river to the place Of
beginning.
Place of ,Election.-House of Keller & Kyle,
in Leavenworth City.
Judges.-D. =. SMITH,
B. H. TW0MBLY,
J. NJ ALEXANDER.