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NEEEncTHTc OLE

'THE OFIGINAL EIsl1CTRTcc1tf5
;@+1pf OF PROF.. DeGRATH. ~. :
tOL- z Grant No. 20 North Thirteenth street say,I
boneht bottle OF you three ago, CheHnn ST.,
which cured Of Neuralgia Many OF frIendE Mr.
Grips and otiyrs Ihve known 70 b your lWhen
able 20 walk Is ERHhFl CnIE Ur Gland I
Iaree BOTTLES ten tek cheapest For sale By s. H1SCE,
los BsItimoFes st. ~ ~
INSTANTANEOUS CURE
CrtwGlLAxn 9ID., Aug. g, 1885,
PhOF DEGRATH-Dear Sir:I have had sim neck from
RheL atsn, for the last six weeks, and could ueuy
head Accidentally met with gentleman, who,
with application OF DeGrats EectFe on to the part
afflicted, cured In two minutes. The stiffness entirely
gone from nees ThsEeforeI can ehesray recommend
DeGTAts Electric Oil to person afflicted, would
be without 1t 81 It cost me sIoa bottle
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@ sass1ti sg s sEs siF9f'E
sted - tjroes 50 large that Competitors are
n slz, s al night rs attending to this our friends
W 2 "a hyor and ensure prompt Insertion OF theft
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worthy citizens testify to Its wonderful
eicacy In all affections the Stomach and Liver. As
Tonic has been equNlca the relief Il Goss In
all cases OF debility weakness of kind IS almost In
III Nervous, Rheumatic and Senragie Alice
tions has III numerous instances proved highly beneficial
and in others Effected decided cure.
When eminent ply scans prescribe, and their patients
unhes:tinGly recommend, surely may to doubt,
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
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GATTTTON,

Of persons calling themselves Chemists
tors, without Diploma trying TO sell worthless made
CAmphene and lard OIL, on the reputation
buying three bach, has
blown the bottle, with hts written the label which
to initiate Is forgery.
l21-SOld by all Druggists.
For sale by Z. II. LOGAN & co., Bridge Corner.
ALSO, by LAUGInIN5' & BUSIFIELD,
aug9 Monroe Street.
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FOU DESERVE CREDIT
FOR YOUR
y Is @ O " Il r Y {!

DROFEsSoR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE is, no
Z doubt the wonderful discovery of tIis of
gress will restore prrmaneutiv hair to its orig
color the head the bald with most iu%urtar
growth, remove all nniruf ami itching, all
scrofula aud other cntnne6us erpiicns such as
&C. It will by magic, nervous or periodical head
ache; make hair glossy, aud wavy and preserve
the color perfectly aud the halls from fnt extreme old
The following from distinguished member of the rned!-
cal professions:
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MARRIED.

On wednesday morning. by the Rev. Alfred Pnull, Mr..
BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD to Miss JoANNA'T., daughter
of JAIEs McCNNsE1t, ESQ s..7=-...s-
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81. PAN, Januhry !, 1885.

ST. Pau, January !, 1856
DEAR sm Unsolicited, send you this csrif-
fhs hal, TsstoFyss sytapt and evn no Iit in any
was induced on hearing Of yours to give trial placed
with good brush and Restorative then applied and
well rubbed In Till the scalp aio THIS eve;
grew rapidly from August last iii the tims aud
thick, black and and pleasant to the
touc whereas, before was harsh and w, wha: little
there OF IT, and that little disappearing rapid,
good and perfect crop Of hair. Now HAD
read OF these who has mott bnt have not seen
hitherto where any hair was really benefit.
Of the hair tOnics etc. Of tue day. and II really
gives me pleasure 70 record The result o. NY era
has large aud general sale throughout the
The supply You sent wholesale agents the Territory
is nearly exhausted, and daily inquiries made for IT.
turn you my thanks for the benefit done
taiDly had ds'Pared long ever Erecting any such
Yirm Of Bond < Kellogg il; Druggists, st. Paul.
The Rev. y < Btsgg; I. minister rsgg.
Held Slssaehusetts Heis gentleman of great influence,
| and universally beloved.
DRoozrRLD. January IL, 1850
- pEAR SIN: Having made trial OF your HAIR
RESTORATIVE gives me pleasure to say, that is effect
e itching With which, aays been tron-
which was becoming gray to It's original color. Ihaveusci
no ether article with anysnE Ike The same pleasure or
ia Market street, 81. LOUIS,
March !, 1855.
DEAR SIR am doing an extensive ,EaSs IN tue ives.
Limen and would BE clad you Eond favor me gh
con sIenmentOf PROFESSOR WOODS RESTORATIVE, as
feel that introduce 1t inmany places where Is not
known, my head Is living testimony Of s Invaluable
forty years old my hair almost whites but after
Rg hA pin. SSts E s4tE Is eS sese5a
would not be without bottle on hand for the prize Of ten
rs Very respectfully, s4-s
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BALpIMoRE MARKET.

AFRO. I3-Flour quiet, Howard st {, 69, Obi,
and City Mills sold at 30, dull. Wheat better
advanced &c, sales of rcd at 135a142 andiwhitj
or at the same.
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NERYors ANn nnErNLAr1c .Arrrcr1l

NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This chHngrAbe weather Is kely produce great deal
sickness To troubled with reumat
affections, wonld recommend Boerhave's Holland Bit
On referring columns will find certificates
from OF our irst German ana EnglIah citiEensPI
THE WoISr FORM OF PILES CAN DE CURED
We liberty refer to several well known gentle
men, who used thoroughly tested, and
mend oerhave's Holland Bitters remedy for Piles
We not Mt liberty to publish ter names, but will take
pleasure in referring to them who denies this
statement.
For this Affection half prescribed should be
taken-say dIteaspoOnful- and night
hour before meals.
CAUTIoNl
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
limitations which the public should guard against pur.
chasing De not persuaded to buy anything else until
given Roerhaves Holland BterS trial. One bot
will connce how infinitely superior is to all these
limitations.
per bottle or six bottles for s5 by the sole
BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja. & Co,
Manufacturing Pharmscentists and Chemists,
Smlthhed L Third SITS, Pittsburgh.
LnuEhlins& FuehdcId,
mh26:daw1y Wholesale DrugEsts, Wheeling Va.
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Notiee..

IAvING sold out the Saddle Harness, and Trunk Sranu
u featuring part OF business shall devote myself
Coach Tmmu business having by the chang much more
room greater aeties and being the only one III ms
city excIcey this business andf from long expert
epec extensive with the saddling
hope be able render entire satisfaction to all who VIII
favor with Very thankful for the liberal
bestowed solicit
| Of he SANG. JOHN KS0TE,
| augo-3m Old Stand. 1S8 Main Street.
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New Arrangemeut

rT-S THE WHEELING AND pARKERsBuRGu
.sE5-S4Ssf@-9. MAIL FlCKEr
COURIER,
James IA. EkODctIS5 master,
VIII leave Wkeelng every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
O'clock NJ Tor Parkersburg connecting at SlnrCt-
With BUCK, running from Marietta TO ZauGs-
vile; parkersburg With tic steamer FASHION, rum
ming from pArkersburgto West Columbia, Va
Returning: wlieave ParkersburE Monday Hedncs-
day and Friday, at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Freight VII, be received any point the Muskingum
between Marietta GAINESVILLE, aud any point the
Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia.
r,1E
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The Eve and Ear.

JNuRING my late tour IN Europe, Ioetalned
IL and Remedies OF tncael0ble value
speciality. There IL noshg the faculty in e-
ther hemisphere with which, not familiar which, con-
New York. enables 70 restore SIGHT and HEARING In
hitherto deemed hopeless Cataract positIeys
Eyes in few seconds An'apross ers in tie majority ot
Examinations, Ulcers, Elias Specs, and Wa ety
Rye lnvaTinbly aIso Deafness Singing the Lar
charges by entirely process Tres:ise on the
exactly like the natural Eye, and inserted without
operation. and all remedies, forwarded by mall Cos
tutiofbS s;Idit receSpe special dtteHtton.
JAMES w POWELL, II. d.
<ycnISrt, AuriHt, &c.
jeil:dawly oFYEcSs, 5U9 broadway, \. Y, &
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IRA NSPORTATION.
Change of Schedules.
So 80 sS;s.55l 6 = -
raisspoRrATrox orr1cE B. 20. R. 4

Fa9 a1es WAesltH0 Station, Aug. 9Th, 1855.
ON aud alteF May the 2h the Passenger Trains (Aecom-
mediation, express ma) will leave This station daily
S:10 A. NJ. 4:2a r. II. and 10:lO p II.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train Will
daily except sundays) $50, a. NJ. and arrives at
Cumberland Ut 6:40P Leaves CumGeriandat 5tS A. n.
and arrives Mt Wheeling at $3.50, r. II.
The Express Train leaves at $3.50 p. ~ and VIII stop at
the following stations; BenEood AioundsEs Cameron,
Pa!rnont PrtermRn, NeWburg RnWlesburg Piedmont Cum
berlnn JOhns Kun, srtinsburg, arDera Ferry, Mou-
oeacy, Sykesville and Washington Junction.
Wheeling daily (S1turdnys eXGeptedl
1O:1O p. n. and stops at the regular Stations
W. 8. wooDsIDE, Superintendent.
aug7 J. B. FORD, Agent.
Central Ohio Railroad.
TTII notice, passengers for the so train from
RalIaf will ieave the depot OF the B. o. Railroad IN
Wheeling O'Clock and for the 9h train
from elIa will the same place O'clock Wheel.
ing lime THATCHER PERKINS,
Superintendent.
W. TEEnY, General Passenger Agent
July ed, 1886.
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GRIsI III 0=}Kl7s0T}fSI}5II5 5JA3IEK u p 1E

CONTRAST the tnts brought the hair BY CstAdo
" roe uatchcss rcvitazng Hair Dye, anil those produ-
application the burning fluids ordinarily sold RH
Hair Dyes at that the color natural In one
In the other, and the simple reason Is that
the preparation which BY It's exact che
combination operntcs natural and inmutae prin
cpes. Madc sold and applied Un ten private roonb At
Crstadoros Aston House, Broadway, n. u. Also for
by the Principal Druggists and Petumers throughout
New YORK Agents. VIII CORY & co.
| WARD, CLOSE 4 Co.s1
Wheeling Agents, 7. II. LOGAN & CO.,
fe6:lydnw r "a Bridge Corner DriC2ists.
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1-JgssIgT.-l HA2LETON Z BROTHERS.
PI IAN TIE
n D q Q MA N U "a cru RE- RS

4 y 7 q MA n q f a G II q K a R .
No 400 Centre Mr.. Row York.
TT7HERE may found superior assortment Of Piano
w Yortes, Plain aud ortnsnal Cases, from to IN
uctaves of the SauteTa and pronounced by dlstin-
guscd artists to be unsurpassed. m be sold the most
reasonable and warranted 10 stand
Orders from the country promptly attended TO- and each
Piano guaranteed give perfect satisfaction II not the
Piano may to refundin the money and
freight. 49,.
Al the Great Exhibition the Crystal Palace, New York;
1898, Prize awarded hAELEToS & RhoTnSts.
for tho superior quality thelr Piano Rores, which
tested Touch. Tone, Elatty, and DutIbiy or 2Iiss,
placed the highest grades by the following 0tsftH-
0utshed ArfiStS--W1LLIAAI NORRIS, t1RiRdn Ausi-
cal Instruments; JULIEN, MAN hlARET1ER, W: U.
FRY r. s. WILLIS, T. EISEELDT, z. ABIGSEN, ESfEL1uS
GIRAC, DWIGHT JttI,y Jts;cnt Instruments; GEO.
r. DRISTOW, SecFetdryon u,s.sW fnStr@'He1tts.
faJt oy.1.
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RIVER ANp MEATHER.

P11sHURGu, Aug IS-River II inches by
and cool.
GINclNS4r1, August 19th.-River % inches.
Weather pleasant.
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MEDICAI
ELECTRO oHEMIsCHE AFRO MA
Eedt HolLandsch Kruidea Btttsrs.

7wN YEARS have elapsed the Introduction Of This
valuable medicine United States. During this
time 1t has gained tIafrsrSdt popularity as Remedy
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.a.,,.--7,II,AW OF NEwsPAPERs.

.,so do not Ore express Notice TO the een-
as Wishing to continue their sueserip-
q s.,, order the fiscontlnuahce Of their peril
llay continue to send them until oil ar
,sg5 p, NEGLECT or refuse 10 take their periods
5If 20 Ehieh they are directed, they aTeheld
sf5u ~ .5ev have settled the bill and ordered them
reninve 20 other places Withoutin
at ana the papers sent TO the former DE-
sGts - ~ ht1 Ponslhie- ,s..,-,.s5s,., :,
EIhs % - or removing and leaving them unealled
sssiFs1, y SErid Evidence Of Intentional fraud
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FEOx al we tan learn Wool has been bringing
higher rricesin this vicinity, inclusive of the
Eastern counties of Ohio, and Washington and
Greene, Cos, Pa, than any quotation VIC find
in our exchanges East and West We were in
formed day or two since by one of the hcayi-
est dealers in Western Pa, that lie had purcllas-
ed some twenty-five thousand pounds and had
paid as his maximum SO cts for the finest clips,
and trom3O 10 so for inferior. He says but very
little Of the inferior was offered, as in the sur
rounding COUNTIES the farmers almost entirely
nave preceded only fine sheep. Its thought that
me present prices for wool cannot hold up long,
ssl Is taet that the raw material for some time
0ACE naR been selling for more than the manu-
"e'urod goods We notice still that shipments
an made cast via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Inc following quotations of the Western mar
kes We md in the Cincinnati Enquirer:
~. MOol.-No change in the market. We con
ssTi.r Gso5 gees
HaFSao5 81
Is:.ssaS1E...;y 49,
"a SiSs5 eiaSd SfA
THE siver continues falling, with about IS
'aeEles depth Of water in the channel.
IT'S stated that the hull for the new "Fort
f't will elaunched from the First Ward ship
yasd on Saturday next.
,,,c-- FISH FIsH!l
4S6ER In Eit.s fer family usc very superior ar
late E,A, n tusr,l.. &,
Je GEO. wElsoS, 60.
" ssS ,. SGAF& ViNE--FoF the growth, preservation
- 'sseorEttan Of the haie, for sale by a.
isss FuNOESRURG ROBERTS,
TI6.s,..,...- Ra4hinStOn Hal Drug store.
j ~ Tia sTtat SarIsty, for sale BY
Jus EtN6ENDURe 6 soBERTs.
INT, Wanted.
i - HUNDRED bu.hgls Basley, BY
4, "SSSs tin yuly Is, 1850. "Ae' "i1' jSfS
ssss S''Te dasstts egy ent Of 81 and charge this
---==----Z 49,
r v,. WUOL,
u STAR ~ We different grades Of Wool, delivered my
raTsi 80 Isl market square. 80 a1 I
~ Choice Family Flour.
~ " the best brands Just received and for Sale low
ESs-.-l I9zgl fALLANT DEBhPLAIS. I
G.Ot t 1 !SHiPsr ItsfEiss, feed -
N -. - 2 Z. II! LOGAN co. T
ID ~ BARBER s0AP.InBt received ana for SAFE by
RUNDENBTRG RoBERgs: (
y bAs Exi LOEIFooa foF 81 Low il5-- -
"a q aooptt 90. |
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Fersr and 1gue, DYspspsi0, Indigestion, ReTd0che,
LoSs q appetite, n Debiiity, SSosttrt"Sss,
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Tag siveF continues falling, with about is
'aet'es depth Of water in thechannei.
u Is stated that the hull for the new "Fort
Fl'r Will belaunched from the First Ward ship
;asa on Saturday next.
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49, DEAR stR: Having made trial OF your HAIR
RESTORATIVE gives pleasure to that its effect
M e.l excellent In removing inflammation dandru and
constant tendency chnR with which have been trou-
bled from my childhood up, and has also restored hair,
which was becoming gray original color. have usc
no other article with anything Ike the pleasure
profit YOats,truly, - pp,ea
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INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MARINE
INSURAN AGENCEY,
wtIEELISG, VA. s.
HOWARD PRE- AND MARINE INSURANCE CO., OF
= ''-.- CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Incorporated by Act of he Legislature OF
PennayIVnnin.
AUTHORIZED CAPTAIN, S6O0,OD0 FULL
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED.
yRUestEd yoilolrs:
First Bonds and Mortgages On Proper
" In the City OF Philadelfhia,. -. Sls5,CaO
Stocks worth PaTi.... -.-----..... Ss$,i1U
Cush on hand .....s........ nl,isv
Amount secured by Stock Notes.. 19J,gLO
Amount Of Stock due on CALI. l,t!I
TIIIS COMPANY EXPECTS INSURANCE ON
RuIIlhgs Merchandise, Furniture, Lumber, &c. on Yes
seIs CARO- and Freight to all Ports, RaroA Lakes
and Rivers at the Rates, and upon the most liberal
rerms guaranteeing Prompt Payment on The OF
Losses. .'.s a.htAaAf $50 - 81
Perpetual Insurance at usua rates n,xcr>,
Agent for tile State Of Virginia.
Odice Union Duidngs, West side OF Aain ST., 2nd
door South Of y. W. Bank. Aos9-
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New York Advertisements.s
POTlCHOMAMlE.

fFHtlE and beautiful art of nrnamentinE the simplest
Glass Vessel TO resebluth Inns. PGISrEp
Ladies AMI encnCa siise fascinated with this
ul occupation chaSS ara elegant for Chit
dren and Schools, encouraging taste for in design
and harmony Ia the VI colprs Tie Whole Art
be perfectly Acqurei 81 half hour obS Of lsstrt
ton separately 81 Boxes containing Vases, hook and
every article required s.. sent by ESPTess,
CONTENT, GEAhIz& CO., Wholesale Store, go
ielI-1yLaw 609 BroREv6ar, y. "
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The undersigned, Rev j. Z. BragK,is minister in regu.
lar Standing Pastor the Orthodox Church, at Brook
Held Massachusetts He is gentleman of great influence
and universally beloved.
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The committee disagreed to the Senate's
amendment striking out another proviso, name.
ly. Withholding appropriations for the prosecu-
ton Of and OBTAINING persons charged with trea-
son and other offences.
The committee rose and the House adjourned
with the understanding that the question as to
concurring in the amendment shall be taken up
tomorrow
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- cn.,RREsPoNpENTs

sins subscription, advertising Or pthf. A
n ~ Intsligeheer, should be addressed to
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
Announcement.

We take pleasure in announcing to our
numerous readers that we have sold one
lralf OF this paper. to Mr.. PETER II. LAR
xY, formerly of South Carolina, AID by
that means secured his valuable assistance,
in the publication OF Ourpaper. MIR. LAREr
is and ever has been, an incorporating
State Rights Demecrat-Southern In in.
terest and sentiment, with nerve sufficien
10 dea. death like blows to the army o.
nom n-descrips and traitors who infest Kan
sas.
His former connection with an ably edi
ted Democratic paper III South Carolina
is a sufficient guarantee Of his soundnes
on the all important topics OF the day; ant
his ability 20 perform the arduous duties h'
has undertaken. will be manifest TO al
who may read his articles. Mr.. LAREy'
duiles as one Of the editors Of this paper
commence with this number, and his intro
ductory will give an insight into his fuiur
course. This change will no, in the leas
alter the character Of the Squatter Sover
sign. Il will be the aim Of the editors L
keep il the same independent and fearles
advocate of Southern Rights, that it ha
ever been. and we only hope by this nes
arrangement TO add to The interest Of Il.
Journa., and shall strive to deserve lit
-ral support from that People. whose right
and interests We have SO assiduously COR
tended for.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
Presidential Election.

Just as we predicted, old Buck and
Breck have been elected President and
Vice President of the United States for
four years from the fourth Of March next.
This result IS peculiarly gratifying to the
law and order party in Kansas Territory
With large Democratic majority IN the
next Congress. and conservative Presl-
dent. we will experience no delay IN being
admitted into the Union, when we shah
apply. We are fully convinced that Kan
sas will, in less than eighteen months be
a slave State in the American Union. Be-
low we give the States for eack candidate.
Fillmore it seems got but one State. The
grand result is announced:
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
Governor Geary.

We see by the dispa,ches-published in
the Washington papers-forwarded by our
en,erprising Governor, That many noto-
rious agi,a,ors. Of all parties. have left the
Territory" since his advent, and that peace
reigns in he land, Sc.
We are ready toaccord to the Governor
all that is his due for the energy displayed
by him since his arrival, but must most
enphatically deny the inuendo contained
in the dispatch above referred to, namely,
that there have been any agitators here OF
more than one party, the aboliuonists; or
that any pro-slavery man has left the Ter.
ritory for fear Of Governor G. We utter.
" repudiate the idea that any disturbance
in Kansas has ever been caused by the
pro-s!avery party. They have always act
ed an self:dJence.
We hope that Governor G. wrote wha
he did from information deemed by hin
reliable, as we are not willing to think hs
rs a yarn manufacturer. We would ais
caution the Governor not to be too san
guine about peace being restored, for j
the abolitionisis are to be believed they vii
make another incursion into our Territor,
so soon as the result of the Presidentia
contest is known. and they say" the mex
time they mean to fight Gov. Geary. tn
United States troops, and the Border Rui
fans. We believe they intend it, an
hope Governor G. will keep out any lnor
armed bodies, az winter campaign Is dis
agreeable.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

with their families and property. will be
protected at Atchison regardless OF their
political or religious opinions.
The andrsgned citizens of Atchison in
and vicinity. having heard of the false re-
ports in circulation. prsjadicial to our town
and its inhabitants. In justice to ourselves
and the business men Of the place. and in
order to aisabuse the minds of the people
In the country, have felt ourselves called
upon to issue this circular and say to all
whose interest or inclination lead them
this way. TO come to Atchison. and see.
and realize for yourselves, the truth of all
we have stated You shall have fair play.
cheap goods. and protection for person and
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

AcrrvE FREMsNrERs.-Much cridit is
due T. G. Tiernan and Captain james
Gormiey. of this place, for their active, in
dsiatigabie and untiring efforts to promote
ihe election of John c. Fremont. They
are men who. when called upon, are ready
10 do everything ia their power. both iu-
huen.iaily aud pecuniarily for thc cause OF
Freedom - Brownsville Pa Clipper,
6cfober lsf.
Capt. Gormiey is the gentleman who
built aud commanded the Missouri river
packet, A. b. Chambers. and is now bull
ding'a new boat TO take her place. Busi-
ness men and travellers on the Missouri
make note OF this and avoid Capt. CORN
ley and his boat as you would your dires,
foe. They will be found TO be devoted
en.issaries Of Eastern Aid Societies. and
as such should be shnAned by both shippers
aud .pssseisgrss.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
Goverpor Of Kansas Ter
STRAY NOTICES.

NAkEN up b. Aaron atevei.so. :, On The Is
L dcy of September, 1856, and posteb hsia
+. r Wilcox, Esq, of Shannon tosnsh p
ktchison county, dark brown filley, lr
years old. thirteen hands high, star in theia'
head, stripe On the nose. ami has some I'll.
Oh tn ee of her feet-apDraised a;foTty 'olh.
Takeu up by VIM. Martin, in NJ. Pl~as
township, on the Goth September, 1856, al
posted before L. Elliott, Esq a bar bo. Sc /
ney, seven years old, has soia- saddle ma a
| and is white u,nier The belly, some white haI
in The man and has scar OIL the tex! h1
les-appraisei at forty dollars.
Taken UP by Ajax Cox. in Mount Flea
township in Atchison cornty, SeptenbsT %
1896, and posted before A. Elliott, rs Ia
| horss pony, seven y.a1s cid, blaze IN 'hs i9'
head, some mh t. on both shoulders aud a''
the belly, has some saddle ma Ks, and ;.
white hairs in the name; PPfaisrd al 's'
dollars. IRA NORRIS. C.e.h-