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a bill concerning attorneys, as amended
by Judiciary committee.

HoUsE.-The day principally consumed
in the passage and introduction of various
bills. The following act was read third
time and passed:
A bill TO establish ferry at Lewis PIT,
In Kansas Territory.
The following bills were reported from
the standing committees, and were put
through first reading:
An act concerning corporations.
An act concerning the corporations Of
Towns.
An act to provide for the collection Of
demands, &c.
An act to establish ferry at Thomson's S
landing in the Territory of Kansas, oppo-
site the city of St. Joseph in Missouri.
Mr.. Matthias, chairman of the committee
on Judiciary, to whom was referred a coun-
Gil bill of the following title, and substitute
OF the House Of the same title. reported the
same back, and recommended their rejec-
ton can act 10 provide for the safe-keep-
ing of persons under charge with criminal
offences against the laws Of the United
States
The report was agreed to.
Mr.. Kirk, on leave, introduced bill en-.
titled can act to establish ferry at Cal
houn," which was read first time
A good many bills were introduced. and
notices OF the introduction of others given
which we defer mentioning for want oi
room, but will note their passage or rcjec-
| ton
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ATCHIsoN KANSAS TERRIToRY, TUESDAY, JULY 81 1855.

sis it Rosalies" said he turning to my
wife.
'Eh, what do you mearn. Sylphie2''
"Ah ha, ha. rorred Uncle Ned.
Ididnt know what to make of the affair
at ali.
"You have lost, Bob" cried the jolly old
fellow as soon as he could speak.
"No."
Fact. Bob said he pointing to her
had hitherto known as my cousin, '.theis is
Sylphie Howard
..You have cheated me- sslaesa.
81 have cheated you into the handsome
est wife, and the biggest fortune in South
Carolina. The fact is, Bob, you were
prejudiced against Rosalie. You came
here resolved to be uncivil to her. l de-
termined to give her fair chance, though
l had to tease the Judge into compliance.
You are caught"
"Not quite, Uncle Ned, this is not le-
gal marriage. Rosaline was united to me
under fictitious name"
az don't care straw for that. You
married the lady you held by the hand
But. Bob, we Will have it over again
Don't you say so, you dog 2"
Of course did say so. I would not
have lost my divinity for all the treasure ii
South Carolina. paid over the money
and Uncle Ned gave it to the free schools
of his State.
| A few weeks after we were Remarked
and returning TO the North with my
Rosalie, the most loving wife that evel
lighted the destiny of wayward fellow
| like myself,
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z ANSAS LEGIS L a T q r z
GCondensed from the Daily Sentinel.
THURSDAY, July 10, 1855.

GCondensed from the Daily Sentinel.
THURSDAY, July 10. 1866.
CoUsc1L.-Several bills We're reported
from committees, among which are the fol-
lowing:
An act concerning apprentices.
AN act regulating the granting Of in
functions, with an amendment.
An act to establish tribunal for the
transaction of county business, and to de-
fine its powers and duties.
A bill to incorporate the city OF Leaven-
worth.
An act to incorporate the Mount Aurora
Cemetery and Town Association.
An act in relation to county organiza-
tons, powers and privileges.
An act regulating the erection Of county
buildings.
An act licensing and controlling auction
eers.
An act to incorporate the Leavenworth,
Pawnee, and Western railroad, with an
amendment.
The following bills were INTRODUCED, read
a first time and passed:
A bill respecting public administrators.
A bill to establish public ferry at the
town Of Iowa Point.
A bill to incorporate the Fort Scott Uni
versitv.
n bill concerning inquests.
Also, an act concerning coroners.
Mr.. Rees introduced a resolution in
structing the committee on the judiciary to
take under their special consideration, the
subject of an act in relation to forcible en-
try and detainer, and that they report an
act at an early day. which was adopted.
Mr.. Lykins INTRODUCED resolution di-
recting the appointment Of an additional
standing committee. to be called a commit.
tee on Indian Relations.
Mr.. Cofey introduced resolution in.
structing the President Of the Council 10 in.
vite Rev. Mr.. Peery, or some other minis.
ter of the gospel, to open the daily sitting.
of the Council by prayer, which was adop
| ted.
Mr.. Forman introduced resolution In
structing the committee on elections TO in
quire into and report as TO the expediency
of taking census of the inhabitants Of the
Territory immediately, which was adopted
The bill TO incorporate the city of Leav
enworth was read third time and passed
Also, the act regulating the erection o
county buildings.
Mr. Rees, the rules having been sus
pended, introduced bill entitled "An &C
adopting the common law as the rule of &C
ton in Kansas Territory, which was reat
the first time.
The following bills were read a thirc
time and passed:
A bill to provide Cor the collection o
debts by attachment.
| a bill to incorporate ferry at the towl
OF Kickapoo.
A bill to incorporate the Leavenworih
Pawnee and Western railroad.
| An act Incorporating the henn. turo
IA Cemetery and Town Association
An act concerning apprentices.
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THE WIND.

Tha wind is a bachelor,
Merry and free.
He roves at his pleasure
O'er land and and o'er sea;
He rufiies the lake
And he kisses the flower.
And he sleeps when he lists,
In a jess7mine bower.
He gives to the cheek
OF the maiden its bloom
He tastes her warm kisses,
Enjoys their perfume;
But, truant like, often
The sweets that he sips
Are lavished next moment
On lovlier lips.
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Tne CLEAN of her eye was bright,
The g'earn Of her gold was brighter;
AZ hrYt was a beautiful sight,
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INDIA DO TOR,
FOR HIS
REM AR X ABLE
CUR ES,
may be consulted, as usual,
at his Office,
is ticciami Streei
BOSTON,

or by letter. upon diseases and conditions oil the human
system, free Of charge.
Dr. Spear is now being visited by loOO patients every
month"; some of whom travel hundreds of miles to consult
him and obtain his medicines. 80
Dr. S. will warrant cure 10 every durable case Afte1
giving his medicines fair trial. if cure is not ehectedi
he viii pay any other physician who will effect cure
his bill not exceeding $l0G.
The following list Of his medicines will give an idea o.
the diseases treated and the remedies used Read
carefully.
Balm of Life, Nos and q sure remedy fer all dis
eases of the Lungs and Throat, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plants; Scrofua Syrup, for scroula Fistua, Ulcers
Cancers and Tumors; also cure for Chronic Rheu
matsrn Bois, Headache, Hip Gout, Seiatisa, &C. and
specific Tor Mereurial Diseases The Indian Iverwort
pills good family medicine Golden Bitters for Nery-
BUSINESS Barenness Fluor AEbus Sci for common cases
of Weakness in the Stomach, they form an Invaluable
remedy Tonic Coriial, for all Female irregularities,
Weaknesses &c The Mothers Cordial, be used Few
", eks before confinement Mothers who have once used
this Cordial will dispense with it insunsequen cases
The Womans Friend fer the Falling Of tie Womb, Pam
in the side and Back German Lotion warranted to cure
| the Salt Rheum. and kinds of Humors Gravel MIX
lre a SURF remedy Gravel. and all affections u the
water German Powders for Pin Worms, and also val
uaIe medicine for the ri Rest rave Pills for tht
Piles Catarrh Snua--it will cure the Catarrh Corr
Plaster which viii cure Corns Balsam OF Life, fol
Blo5d ar fIgaIhg safve Rhtnmatic Linmenf, Tor Pair
/ in the Limbs Side, Back &c. dawly mar5O
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"a - -, SUMMER ARR NGENf.SI-,OH
he and after Monday July 10, 1900, faS
sengef Trains viii leave Providence and Worcester as ''
Worcester at As and Ills A. NJ, and 81 z a
Iay, Providence at 40 and ll.45, A. NJ, ana SOU
Th % a M train from Providence connects with the
Express trains from Boston for New fork, Aosny alu
the West Passengers by this tram arrive ~ AD!
season for tie Express train to Buffalo, ais9 tr
the evening. g A., Jor,,,icl, and
Worcester Railroad ;r Norwich Win trans Q,
and Nashua Railroad for Nashua Concera haueiy ys
and Lowell; with the trains Of the Fchbnrg ana Hof
cester Railroad for Fitehhu gBelows rams hsel 81
SC, Waterford with trains & s ang far MI
ford at Milile with Coaches to ami fir m satefsNlie
~ Wbtiu's sih COACHES to and from Whitesyliit anu
Ia Dmqas: at Earuum's with COACHES to ana ren'
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The 45 a. IN. train from Providence con cts al " q
cester with The afternoon accommodation Train en an ''
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ford with trains o. Boston and NeS York Central kaoad;
al Worcester with the Steamboat Train Tor N9rwcn any
Nev York: at Woonsockt with coaches tor hloru az
NIville with coaches and from SldtersvIe at VIM
ms with coaches and from Whtinsvllle al rhhl
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| ton Centre. :. VIZ,
The as A. M train from Worcester connects at Wa
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| load At Providence with the steamer oaHonicus io
Ntwport-the morning train for New York, via dartiof,
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trains of Boston and Providence Railroads. and providence
| Hartford and FishEl Railroad.
The as D. M train from Worcester, connects at Woi
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Express train New York, Hartford and Springfield
az Providence with Steamer Canoncus for Newport-cor
Meeting Newport with the Fall River Line oil o.ele
for New York a. Farnums Nth coaches FIR Upton, \
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FENHE BSCRIBER Successor 10 $ W
F0WLE, offers for sale full assortment of Drugs,
Medicines and Chemicals, up the most favorable terms
and of the beet quality The following Of few
Of the leading articles that comprise the stock which is
complete The purity of Drugs will be- as formerly, the
especial object of this house
Arrowroot- Bermuda East Cigars ef various brands.
India, 4 S American. Iodine.
Castor Oii-East India. Brnmine.
Rhubarb. Iodide Poiass.
Cream Tartar. Hydro. Sulph. Soda.
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Together with full assortment Of Patent Medicines and
Fancy Articles. Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes Hair
Dyes, Perfumes, Soaps, &c, &c
CHAS. 7. CARNEY Wholesale Druggist
myl5 eodaw6m i2S Washington street. Boston.
HAVING purchased the stock and stand of Mr.. S. W
n FOWLE lSs Washington street, Boston, it is my
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hefoowing comprise few of The leading articles
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900 lbs Cream Tartar
cases Carb. Magnesa, blue paper
10 kegs Gum Arabic, picked white, 100 lbs each.
3 bales India Sienna.
200 lbs Teneyella SIENNA, extra.
1000 lbs Alexandria SIENNA.
20 bbls Irish Moss, selected white.
70 bales, (l50 grass each) Vial Corks, assorted
500 pigs Druggists Glass Ware, Green and White
200 gross Patent Medicines full assortment.
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IMPORTED CIGARS. $500 ooO-consstins
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Tae above, together with large variety of the most
popular brands, for sale by
ChAs = CARNEY, Wholesale Druggist,
tSuecessor to S. w. FoHle)
@nyl0 eodavom 1SS Washington ST., Boston