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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

TDWARD sCHENCK. ,AUcrIoNans;.-E Dw ARD q
o'ciock 1t their salesroo Sc Nassau eet choice lot
Of aney toys conang Of large spansed Cheg large
ney bsutams brown Chittegongs and small En- ylsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

VONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATIONS. DIR CORBNY1.
~ 10 rusne street, be consulted certain diseAses
1hs victims OF confe ence csll Dr. O. with he
is with Ast Of RECORD. Of Paris thoroughly Graduating every
vetge OF the foul poison from the svgem. B-Bee my
diploma in my Office member OF toe New York University.
fVoNFIDENiIAL MEDICAL ARD sU aGiCAL CONSUL.
~ tstiors.-Dr COOPER, IA Duane street may bs consult
ed or all dsesees requiring seHesy. Twenty six years
ouvely In the above enables bun to warrant
In all undertaken. n. BThose who have been
mise cd by qusck advertsemeks poslrums &C. CAL
Dr. With the certainty Of recev.ss honorable Treatment
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TEE PRACTICAL PEI.
II vae Treatfo," 10 Offices 643 Houston sresk near
Wooster; hours from to l? A. NJ and too r. n: Sunday
exceptet Those who eply IN the early stages win be
In structure rtm its first ncipent TO ID most a.
vAnoed and distressing stages he guarantee rAp eeY
snd radical which, be has ground Cor satrg be o.
tanned from other source IN America Consulons strictly
confidential Private seats for waiting.
N DW MKpIOAL BOOKS" A PRAOrIUAL WORK on
IN the and treatment Of deaees cSused by improper
hAbis, BY ONBR BOsrWICK, NJ. d. This eubjec. 10 e
vital Importance to young shout 70 The Docs
new shod csuerizng the seminal ducts without ps.
of he modern improvements 10 surgery" the Bcs
ton Medical Journal For sale NJ the authors ooe ~
Twelfth street SIX doors west Of Broadway. PiiOsSL
DRlvAfR CONSULTATIONS. W ATsON ATTENDS
exclusively to diseases certain class in which he han
cured wat number Of cases In long course Of pracce
The remedies mild and he.e ntorrupuor from ou
chal Of diet DIR. atsou eaxnesy recommends
early call afer the frat appeAraDceA delay or the use
Of noerums spechcs drops &c. ard other unskfu treat
rent maize ts subsequent cure lees speedy WATsOks
M D. formerly surgeon the Look Hosp AL office IS Walker
ueet fe door west Of Broadway. Also. cousutass b.
oUor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

q,
EDWARD X CULLlN3, NO. 80 Wall Hreet. n. Y.
BROWN sHfPi sY 4 CO., Liverpool
srkPHEN kENNARD 4 CO. q Austin Frars, London.
B. @. WAIhWRIG At 90. Paris
Tho ships accountable for gold, 81
bullion Specie je ~elry precious stores metals
less bills adpg sssd therefor. and thu thereof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

LINN, CARRYING TIM
beautiful A l clipper ship
+, for Melbourne and will also
W., is now as her berth, pisr
hr cargo already engaged
juno Has splendid accom-
4 and second cabins, and will
lippers and intending pAssen-
elsewhere. TO apply on board,
'owling Green-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10
a UOfJON NOTICE
"A Special importers &C., sale of
BRANDIES, WINES, GIN. &c, IN BOND.

"A By Bell Bush-Ttis day .. lO o'c.ock. in GALES
rooms IL North VII lam street. win be sold large variety OF
collection Of paintings from the old Battery Hotel including
United saies dss whsh has osted ouen hotel and
ready It's stars and stripes to the bvesze Aleo tbs
balance waches snd By order Of assignee,
al2 O'Clock We viii sell good stock OF summer Clothing
aandrA furnishing goods.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

BRIGHT HOURS AND GLooMr.-Ah,
this beautiful world indeed, l know not
what to think of it. Sometimes it is all
g!adncss and sunshine. and heaven itself
lies not far off; and then if~suddenIy
changes, and is dark and sorrowful, and
the clouds shu, out the day. In the lives
OF the saddest Of US there are brigh, days
like this when we feel as il We could take
the whole world in our arms. Then come
gloomy hours, when The FIRE will not burn
on our hearths, and all without and within
is dismal, cold and dark. Believe me,
every heart has its secret solrows, which
the world knows not. and oiientirnes We
cali man cold when he is only sad.
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NO. 1 g..

like TO be served in the same way? All.
you wesRd s9real for vengeance, and in
woke ten thousand carses upon she head es
him whe-dd i. Such inhsmanity is steep
ed In the deepest dye of censure, and
places con,~mptihls grease-srot upon the
bright escuicheon of a civilized community.
1t appears to me that because the sins of
the human race are visited upon after gem
erations, yeu want to make innocent 'coons
become responsible Ger portion of them.
since they have no iniquiiies of their own
to answer for o, shame, where didss
thou get 50 much cheek.
But, my dear friends, this poor, rerse.
cuted old coon is still living in the sunshins
OF widespread fame and undying honor.
While his brethren are every day falling
victims TO relentless pehsicians, and tie
skins of bis kindred hang perching on the
gable ends of log cabins, he is allowed to
roam abroad in the green cornfield Of Tree.
dom, veneratea and respected by ALL
When the time shall draw nigh for him 10
take his grey hairs down TO the grave in
peace, he will glory in the consola,ion that,
although he once los, comfortable snoozs
by wailoping. still he gained immortal
renown By cruel and unjust persecution.
Beware, my friends, how you torment
creatures beneath you because they ure
not endowed with the gilt of the CAB, and
have no way of manifesting all the tor
lures they feel. shall Iaise my leather
lined lungs in their defence, / shan, even
permit you to treat them as you do one an
other; fer they are worthy Of more respect
and decency. AS my friend Mr Morris
would say. so say l: Old coon, while I've
hand 10 save. loafer shall harm ,hee nn;
and offer IL same protection to tie,
whole quadruped kingdom. FROM ,i.moass
up 10 tie behemo.h himself
My friends-whererer you make tracks
upon the sandy desert OF life, Let Mercy
lead you with her rosy bands of-Iove, and
your paths to the grave shall not be wholly
| barren, neither shall The sun Of existence
SO down in tie midst of the dark, boding
clouds Of doubt. So mote it be.
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e9r nyou please a fool, you mus, &C,
like one. The chucklrhead who goes TO
sleep over Hamlet. will laugh his boots off
at the second rate jokes oil fourth rate
clown If you would interest men, YOU
should only be one step above their level.
Politicians will please notice, and when
they adtrss a crowd of shoulder hitters.
conclude TIE performance by pulling of
their coats, and dashing heir fists through
the hall door.
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NOON AND MORNING.

There are gains for all our losses,
There are balms for all our pain;
But when the youth, the deeam, departs,
It takes something from our hearts,
And it never comes again!
We are stronger, and are better,
Under manhood's sterner reign;
Still we feel that something sweet
Followed youth with flying feet,
And will never come again;
Something beautiful is vanished,
And we sigh for it in vain;
We behold it everywhere,
On the earth and In the air
But it never Genes againi
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IUNE. 1856.

JUNE. 1856.
The town of Franklin attacked between
the hours of 2 and 8 o'clock IN the morn
ing by an armed body of assassins from
the town of Lawrence, who succeeded in
killing most estimable citizen in his own
house, by the name Of Tischmaker, and
committing sundry other outrages.
These are afew Of the many outrages
committed in this Territory by the agents
and hirelings of the New England Emil
grant Aid Society, calling themselves
champions of freedom and friends of hu-
manity. The list could be readily extend
ed TO an indefinite extent-but these will
suffice for the present
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

EJ A few days since, barber offer.
ed a reward OF fifty dollars for the best re-
cipe for instantly removing superfuous
hair" Among the answers was one for
warded by gentleman in Kingston. We
give it. "a Undertake to kiss girl against
her wiIl,''
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

EB In digging well at Man;z, re.
Gently, the workmen discovered a largs
fragment Of printing press, bearing the
initials Of Gu.tenburg, and the date ii4l,
Roman characters.
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Gbs Aatt' s Column.
THE SYBIL.
RY MARION.

ny MARION.
MORTAL, wouldst thy anxious eye
Pierce the dark FutLrity,
And before 1t is too late
Read the awful Book OF Fate
Answer truly, high and low,
To my question-yes or no!
When the wretched sought thy door,
When the houscless begged thy store,
Didss thou soothe the mourner's grief?
Didst thou give the poor reiitf1
IF thy conscience answer NO,
Dread will be Thy future woe.
II it swsetly whisper YES,
Great Thy store Of happiness?
When twas death the truth to speak,
Tyrants strong, ana freemen weak,
If a freeman can, in sooth,
Fer be weak, so strong in truth
Didst thou share the glorious ight,
and bas,,e boldly for the light!
Ii thy Conscience faiter. Nc.
Dead wii &c ihy futaIe wee.
j Il pold.y answer YES,
Vast thy future Eappincsa!
= ne friend who, a. thy side,
Scanned viii thee life's stubborn tide,
F.ii beneath s>ma heavy blow,
n.;lst thou shield him from the foe?
Dldst thou, o'eE his PROSTATE form,
S-sIke, to save him from he sGofm!
Or if wounded unto death,
Oldst thou soothe his passing breath?
II thy conscience faitcr No,
bread Will be thy coming woe.
IL 1t whisper gently YES,
Vast thy future happiness!
Sl.ouId the maid, who in the pride
of blooming youth, became thy bride,
Feel, meath time CT sorrows sway,
Beauty fade. 0. mind decay;
Didst thou clasp her 10 thy breast,
Oearer for her woes contest!
Tend her gently, glad her gloom,
And light her passage 10 tue tomb
If thy conscience answer NO,
Dread the measure of thy woe.
II thv conscience snswer YES,
Vast thy future happiness!
When life's tempest !iercely ran,
Didst thou dare TO be A MAN,
Seorning falsehood-loying truth
ess.:eliins age and helping youth!
Wagins fearless war with all
Who hold the human mind lii thrali!
Wast thou ready, aye, to speak,
And act boldly for the weak
Eyer ready thou TO fight
'Gainat ths oppressos for the right
Ii thy conscience answer NO,
Heii is ever thine below.
If Thy conscience answer YES,
heaven is thine snd happiness.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

ss American silver-half and quar-
'er dollars-by edict, are henceforth TO be
worth only forty and twenty cents in the
islsnd of Cuba.
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The .Squatter Sovereign.
90 puPIIsHED EVERY TUESDAY
MORNING BY
srRINcrELLow & n. s. KELLEY
-, =. or - ~ Street,
Publication Office on c Nrsel.

r.,,..-Two dollars per annum, inyariaoly So.;
:. ,jyance. Single copies cents '"ei'e coy
i,, for fifty cents. an con, y, on.
II CLus.:-Five copies will De SEM zen sI7M 70 on
.lir.,s FOR So Ten to one aoofeSs So, .o ~ one
Insas ., for 70 500. 0r Invariably IN ApvANck'
szr Money may be sent by mall at 'i'' 'i'N
.flks Editors. a - ,c. a. our
ezy- Postmasters are requested 10 act AS 'U'
Agents.
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rs Marriage-The Gate through
which the happy lover leaves his enchant-
ed regions ard retarns to- ear.h-Somei
times.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

EsJr AS it is virtue which should de-
iesmiae US in the choice of cur frieads; so
II is ,ba, alone which we should always
regard in them, without inquiring into
their good or III fortune.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

D~ Pompey says that he once worked
for man who raised his wages so high
,ha, he could only reach them once in two
years.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

D@ Why Is The hfarseiIIaise Hymn
likely TO fall into disuse Because France
is abou. to adop. new national heir.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

EI Dabs:er is becoming philcso-
pLer. He don't care for yictuals--ail be
asks is enough to eat.
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n1 Why did General Morris ask the
woodman to spare that treea Because he
thought be was good teiler.
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ga An old lady in Springfield is so
- afraid of the water" that she won't al
low her geese to take swim sill she has
placed -prescrsers on them.
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Nov EMBER 25, 1866.
Jacob Branson, an officer of the Emil
grant Aid Society's Secret Military organ
ization, threatens the life of Mr.. Buck
ley who has peace warrent issued against
him by magistrate, Hugh Cameron of
Lawrence.
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RITORY, TUESDAY, JULY %, 1869

every direction. doubtless for the purpose
of mounting their "legion" of assassins
and traitors.
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e. Are the minutes relating TO "a sf-
fair Of hehor always dawn NJ by the Sec
ondss
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Tie Lew OF Newspapers.

Subscribers who 90 not give express no
N ths contrary are considered as WISH
f.. 70 continue shcir subscrsPt,sn-
J. Il su5scribers oraer TIE cisco'lliuamte
NV oe,iodieals, the publisher may continue
"a -. x ths.n until az arrearages are Pa;d-
al, II sabscri5ers nsg'ect r refuse to take ak,
.}., ,.,odicals from tls Office 70 "n,fm .;i me; .s
a.. i.rected, they are held responsible TIL tney
laye settled tia bill and ordsEed chem "-scoh-
II cd. .,.,,.cee With
~ ;nier,ning the pabiisher, aud the papers are
49,, - ,ha &c raer dir ection, they are heid res
!, Ia. Courts have decided that refusing TO
axe periodicals FROM tAs Office. or removing
and leaving them uncal.ed ior' Is Pfilia iA'ia
evidence Of Intentions fraud.
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ArR,L la. 1856.

Sheriff Jones, hearing of the arrival Of
S. n. Wood at Lawrence, proceeds as he
was in duty bound, to arrest him. there
being four or fvewrits out against him for
various offences Vie finds him in Law
renee and at once arrests him, bu, he is
Immediately rescued by an armed mob and
the authority Of the law again openly set al,
defiance.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

might see proper to designate as offenders
or criminals.
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TED.lA

FED.l
let price IN cash.
such as potatoes
Also for eggs,
|. Persons haN-
will do we'll "a
ltchison House"
DICKINSON.
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brit Lei vepwOg'ii'
Inc old Il uors
TAI assortmect o'
! hand.
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RATES OF ADvErTIsINa.

SQUARE. ten lines or less. so M
. aJiitio-ai insertion, PER Sc lare 90 q"
.o,,rt th-ee rnonth3..'. 49, Co Co
ak moths -. ..'' '''' ~ ~
twelve mo- - -. 49, y 90
.-aa -rOrtt;J .....' '''o W
= six months ..-... .---'' '''' ~ w w
&c t.yelva months 80. ''.' 49, 10 w w
, quarter OF column, three 1nohehS ~ ~ M M
&c Sc twelve months 30 GO
$50 haH y, aix months. 30 90
II g twelve months. 80 cu
-- ,.,aun, three months...' '''' se ~ ~
80 s,x ,ncntha.. -. 80. '''' 10 w w
g twelve months .....' 'oo ~
s.e.-.ss cards, eight lines or less, ye's ~ ~
six months '.'''S W W
three months .....' '.'' < W
eey- Announcing Candidates for ONCE, IN
S3. II inserted on credit, candidates
Ill BE- charged ei si:t dollars.
~ Communications Of PERSONAL nature,
iii 4. inserted as advertisements, and charged
fo- at the rates OF $3.50 per square, ana pay
n. \, required in sdancs.
81 Advertisements rot marked on me copy
g. sneeifc number OF insertions, WIZ Dc cc.i,
;.5,ed until ordered out, and payment eAac'eo
l;rcriingly.
eS- Ali Advertisements must be paid iGr III
.dss1ce, or at the expiration of three mohths'
sss- An letters addressed to the Editors
z,:,st be POST PAID, to receive at1eh'io''
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Sc. /.

h the above new
Wy inform ms
+. that he is no"
banner and style
TORY.
EtCKFNSOS.
bt. 1885.
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sWORTH,
DRY.

- 49,
HliE acknn,yl-
On hin hv the
bnd sciicits a
.st 10 call
Carefully Sc
II he sold very
:es, and a va
TT style: Al
of all sizes,
rhool Houses,
re AZ W hole
and siiortegt
/, partio c'arly
!. BRIGGS.
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D.. .

Fmanently loca-
, now prepased
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22
NOVEMBER 81, 1855.


Sheriff Jones arrests said Branson upon
said peace warrant. and while taking bim
before Justice OF the Peace, was attacked
by party of outlaws, armed with Sharp's
Rifles, Revolvers, &c., headed by one S.
n. Wood of Lawrence, who forcibly res
cued said Branson from his custody, de-
claring at the same time that there was no
Governor, no Judges, and no Courts In the
Territory, and no law except their Sharp's
Rifles.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

Euz BRANDS, q an
FEvENS&CO-
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

pm hand E.z,e,
and Bug-SA
eir stockT,
their Car Eciise'
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22

ILL.,
/, and quick ,r, a.
! any oidce above
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IL L5

-eIs
sed in Kan
O. e-ss as3-
fne G ts,
ow l.a-e
anu .ocatp-
dense}y tis.
8. rr Indins
haaith : az
Is going ur
a Soca and
dim
Iis &C press-
Z aEt - e.
f., ard ws sh-
/ |aasas shcrs,
aIt seerre
|ssrf avce
,'"E - III
Pr 70" 5.G}a-sv
|os ic Ge,a
| ltoh, i @-
f1s,-
[e az heFsv-
ne 'ery hset
tppcs 20
|d fe-ti,c oct-
F:is bottom is
|'Vn Ct largo
| POI. t Sroln
- caE pre-
r ;ae ncsress
p the country
|eceiv;ng and
IA great num-
Eill fad it to
feir shipping
|rne Osawkes,
P 4 good ferry
10 Kansas Ter
Ip St. Joseph
is the proper
Pry, as by this
unnecessary
handing, haY-
rate disease
Il to the eye a
|ver for miles
huntry in thu
: T.: sing and
70 mech anics
their choice.
le place. The
lination, that
d a trade not
y; from such
. In a word,
animation by
:, Mo-; Peter
2,s~or,h, Del
Iorisrd 20 dis
'vn who May
sWoRTH,
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are.
law are. sc.
with esi eciai
i d has been
Ear ourselves
Elblc 70 caii and
Jail TO be pleas
10 business and
ida ali, to merit
I.biic patronage.
] SPENCER.
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huntry in the
7 pleasing and
70 mech banics
thei: choice.
ie place. The
iination, that
d 4 trade rot
y; from such
In a word,
animation by
No; Peter
9s~or,h, Del
boris"d 10 dis
'n who may
sWoRTH,
DRY.
|lIiy acknovl-
pm him by the
I'd sciicits a
.stcs 10 call
Carefully Sc
,! te sold very
es, and a va
g.
1T style: Al
of al sizes,
chool Houses,
re AZ Whole
and si,ortee.
|; partio c'arly
). BRIGGS.
ON.
RorRiEroR.
+ q: 3: .::;:::;::::&l2 =:
sese, Crack
he in inr laI2-
hcG, y here
ends AMI :En
MILLION.
y g. STARR.
! q,
iecsse&g
@sS
= II
E.s<sT TONS
70.
n GOODS.
I'll, MO.
o announce to
|,tc county and
Fe .iast opened
Assortment OF
are.
tWare. sc.
\ with esi ecial
i d has been
tat; ourselves
llblc 70 caii and
all TO be pleas
% business ana
;ds ali, to merit
bile patronage.
SPENCER.
DED.
rmanently loca-,
, now prepared
ron work,
d for the very
eral assortme Mt
J wholesale and
on roofing, ana
ery si,o:t tes. no
kUGHLIN.
46 tf
Sc.
a the above new
ny inform lils
!. that he is now
banner and style
tory.
ftCKFNSOS.
Bt, 1888.
TED,A
ct price in cash,
such IS potatoes
Also for eggs,
Persons haN-
viii do well in
tchison House"
DICKINSON.
MAN.
EEEE.
pm hand E..se,
and Bug-TNs
eir stockT,
their CaTriise'
brt Lei venwoT.h'
me old Il, uors
-al assortmect Oh
hand. '1tt
ilIs
and quick sr, a.
! any oidce above
Duz BRANDS, q Az
EEvENS& Cd.
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MAY 6. 1856.

The q. S. Deputy Marshall of the Ter
ritory serves a bench warrant, issued by
Judge Lecompte, of the First District
Court, Tor A. H. Reeder, who spurned the
authority Of the Court and boldly defied the
Marshall 10 take him at his peril, forwkich
he was cheersd by all the citizens of Law
renee present, amounting to an immense
throng.
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MAY, 1856.

A band Of the outlaws, about fifty In
number, armed with Sharp's rifles, entered
the Court room, while Judge Cato was
holding Court, at its May term. in the 2nd
Judicial District, and forcibIy broke up the
Conrt-at the same time warning the
Judge against attempting to enforce any
Of the Territorial laws.
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Y GOODS.

10 announce 10
|,tc county and
Re iast opened
assortment OF
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A company organized in Lawrence for
III. avowed purpose Of stealing horses.
wh,ci, is now engaged il stealing them in
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-22
Aya1L 20, 1856.

Sheriff Jones returns 10 Lawrence with
a civil posse of four men. but is again re
sisted and the laws defed by the mob call
ing themselves citizens of the town.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-18

T sacred regard b the principles of justice l"rntn lhe basis ot every transaction, aud re4u- Hates JIIe conduct of the upright man oi busj ness. l!t $ strict in kcer;u. he ei.1!ealct4te: does IgtnAs ca:oIcsoly, or iu hurry; enp,Jys HohoiT 'o do what he can IS ea-i .y uo h.usalf;. keeps every thns lH is proper place: leaves no- thni4 un4pAe that ought to be t ge, aud which circumstances permitted him t. do; keeps his dert- aud business from the view ul others:
 s prompt and decisive with his customers. auI iors not nvertralo for his capital; ,rotrrs short credits to long ones, and cash to crc .it transac- tons, at all times when they can be tI Irautaye- oUslE male, either buying or selling, and small irohts With little risk, to the cAanea uf better @ains with more hazard He is clear or cx- nItltln all his btrgains leaves nothing to the memory which he can anI. .0ught to c.mnit to writing; keeps copies of all important letters winch he sends away; and has erery letter, jii- voice, etc, beloHging 10 his business, titled cass ed, and put away. He never suffers his desk to oe confused by many papers lying upon il. ; E always at the head of his business, well Iuow-
 Ing that if he leaves 1t, 1t will leave him; holds i as maxim, that he whose credit Is suspected
 IS not safe to be trusted, and is constantly ex- amnhng his books, and sees throu5l all his al- fairs as far as care and attention enable him: o" tHccN ie9uldflN at stated times, an! then makes out and transmits all his accounts cur rent to his customers and constituents, both at nome and abroad; Is economical in his eIpeu- ditnres, always living within his income; keeps memorandum book with pencil in his pock- ct, in which lie notes every little plrticuar re- lative to appointments, addresses and petty cash matters; is cautious how ho becomes se- curity for any person, and $ generous oa7g ,o]en uye3 by 0'ot(0cs cf Humanity. WoArn AND ! WEALTH.