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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-26
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and
Ulcers.

hospitals Of the East, large shipments of this
Ointment, 10 be used under The direction Of the
Medical Staff, in the worst cases of wounds. II
will cure any ulcer. gandular swelling, stiffness
or contraction of the joints, even Of 20 years
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-26
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.

This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire, on the 10Th day
Of March 1854, since which time over Eight
hundred persons have become members Of The
Company and are increasing their business dal-
~; aud fee grateful for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon the Company thus far, and for
It's fiat ering prospects ol future usefulness. The
Directors hope and believe, that by prudence,
caution, and a rigid system of economy, they
Will establish for this Company reputation for
cheapness and safety, not surpassed by any
Company in the United States.
All differences IN settlement of losses may
be determined by three d>interested Arbltra-
tors, Of he County where such loss happened,
to be mutually chosen by the insured aud the
Company.
DIRECT TORS:
u. W. THOMAS, CHRIsToPHER NEALE,
CHAs. f. STUART, W. ID. MASSEY,
S ). MASTERS, GEO A. TAvESHER,
w. 7. HARPER, 7. I. Hill,
JAMES T. CLOSE, SHoLTo T. STUART,
Henry ShALKELFoRD, EDWARD SANGsTLR,
FICERS:
H. w. THOMAS, CHAs. E. STUART,
President. Counsellor
w. D. MASSEY, GEO. A. TAyENNEB,
Viee President. Treasurer
JAMES +. CLOSE, Secretary.
AZ Applications for Insurance can be made
TO our Agent, at Shepherdstown, Va.
J. P. A. ENTLER, Agent.
June l6, 1855. 30-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-26
HATS AND CAPS.

Citizens Souch. hu gauan, panama and wool
or men boys fue lur aud wool >louches, black
nd blue cloth caps for men and boys, Piu>U
tnd fur caps, glazed caps, lc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-26
NEW
: ALL AMD !ZllIN8'yEhh R
GOODS !
Fall and Winter Goods,

which, together with TITS stock Oh hand. makes
I complete He invites the attention OF his
rlends and the public t. them, and being desI'
Gus to close his business. he will sell them We
, low for Cash, or to punclua customers up
- the usual credit. HIS stock CONSISTS as
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-26
FOR THE HAIR.

Woods Wonderful Hair Restorative, Bog|e'
BAR Dye, jones' Lair Dye, Lyons kathaIro'
Harry's TrcophcroUs, :tadway's Cmcas>ia'
Balm, Jaynes' Hair T mic, Indian Hair Oh
Bears OIL, sc. PANTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, &C., for sale by
SAepherds'own, Oct uber 20, 1888.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-26
COTTONS.

, good assortment Of rIack and brown cotions
all prices. domestic pads, black, brown and
,ad coo,ed canton haunes, &c, together viii
good stock OF every ID ng usually kept IN
oun ry store.
JOHN H. McENDREE.
Shepherdstown, November 3. 1855.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-26
Piles and FiStulaS.


These and other similar distressing complaints
can be efectualIy cured if the Ointment be well
rubbed in over the parts affected, and by other
wise following the printed directions around each
pot. -,
Both The Ointment and Pills should be
used in the follO;ging cases
Buniops Burns Chapped Hands
Cb;Ib aims Fistslas Guut
Inmbaro Piles MercurlalEruP-
Rheumatism Salt hheum IONS
Skin Diseases Sore Legs Sore Breasts
Sore Heads Sore Threats Sprans
Sores of all kinds Scalds SweIed GLANDS
Stiff Joots Ulcers VeneIeal Sores
Wounds ofalI kinds
Cy Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor
Holloway, so Maiden Lane, New York, amt
e44 Strand, London, and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers of Medicines throughout
the United States, and the civilized world, IN
Pots. at 25 cents, 81 l-2 cents. and 81 each.
There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of pa
tierts in every disorder are affixed to each Pot
June 80, 1855. Sly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-26
S'YON rs.

ot air parlor cook stoves-small and large,
,bey air light do, dolphin DO. hayward, bart
Il IL cos pattern do, Woy air light do, coal
DDS and shnvels.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-26

THE Author Of he above volume is era
| uaie Of 81 of the first medical schools
The United States and having devouled qua
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-26
CHEAP LAND $ !!
BY MUTUAL ASSOCIATION.
.ANome Cor al for Ono Dollar
Shares 50 --Quarfer Shares 81.
THE DIRECTORS or TIE
GREAT NORTH WESTERN
Mutual Land Agenc,

elected by The Shareholders of their re,
pecllve towns, January Isl, 1856: L. Il
Beaubien, Ottawa Civ, &. W.; Wallor
II Diaper. New York H. p. Matte
son, Springfield, III. : G.. w. Mason
Richmond, Va. H. w. Leland, Chica
60, Ill. G l.. Barnes, Chicago, Ill. res
peclrulv announce that in accordance will
the vote of large majority of The stock
holders, received by letter in answer 10
their first circular and report:
They VIII Distribute, on the
u
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1000 Land Warrants Wanted

by return mail
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Books, Stationery and periOdscals.

~. WILMARTH, would repectfallt an
t0s n0uncs 70 the citizens Of L&HTcszee ehzL
Kansas Territory that he hRs commenced the
|. BOOK, ETxTIJNERY- AND PERIODICAL
bRsinesss intsadipg 20 keep on hand 5 gexeFAl
assortment Of goods IN the above line. Embrac-
ing School, 3ayenile, Miscellaneous Books,
Blank Books, L. ter, Nots and Card paper, Pens,
Inks. Pencils, &c. Also, ALT popnlar Hanth-
~ Magazines, sndall the popular Weekly papers.
O. W has also established
CIRCULATING library,
IN which will be found many interesting and yal-
Usble works. emerecinF sub eets of History. BE
ographF. Essays and Kctisn.,. Also al the neE
popular works - issued.
TERAS.-s1,eofOr for three moafks. for etx
months. 300 fof one ysar, psyabls in advance.
Subscribers are entitled 20 one work at . tithe.
and the privilege to change - -cften es they
choose. Non Subscribers 10 cents pcr week, each
volume.
xAaA2ESxs.
Such ss Gody's lsdy's Book, Patterson's Ls-
dies National Aagaxins, Graham's Gentleman,s
do. Harpert Monthly, Hzrper's Story Book.
rntnams MagaziSe Iec.
wLxEAy PAPERS.
Boston.-Jonrnal, Traseier, Baiious Pictorial,
do. Flag. Uncle Ssm. SC. -
New York.-Trihnne. Herald, Independent,
Pieayune. Home Journal: Times &c. :
Phiadelphia.-Pcs Courier. Dollar News &c.
Cincinnati and st. Louis papers and other
publications supplied to order. No. so, Mass.
Street.
Lawrence. K. T.. March sth 1856
n. B.. Alp, on hand small assortment Of
hats. csps. and shoes. which am selling low 70
close out The stock. Call aad see.
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Hem AaqertissMlelilttss,,ss, lits ,s
.Bulletin...Books Received.

DUTNAM'S MONTHLY for April. also bach
i numbers; L.sIie's New YORK JournGi9 FOL
april $50 Mistakes correetedi Prairie. Bird
Elen-nts of Geology by Hitchcock !, Vioiir
Strings lnstru-tion Books Childrenla Book
and T,y Books Leslies Book of Fashions
for April Colton's New Map of Kansas 'rn irn,
Nebraska :: Kansas by Max Green ;. War in
Kansas !; Straw berry Cultiyaiois' Manual Mrs
Partington's Carpet Bag Major Jones jGnurs-
ship: Major Jones Sketches of Travels Beech
er's Lectures to Young Men !; Family Pastiiacs
DIR. Valentines Sketcllss. DC; also all the week
Iy papers fl ON Boston, New York, and Phiia
dciphia. :. i9'ie
All the popular n zines rcceivel as soon d.
published. D. WfEMARTH.
No. 30 Massachasetts-st., Lawrence. .. g..
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Town Site Of Winchester.

EF1HE'UNDERSIGNED have located town by
L the name of Winchester, between Wakarusz
md Rock Creek, and about four miles above the
.nouthof the latter. and eleven nliics in south
westerly direction from the city of Lawrenue,
on ; the claim lately vacated by Jonathan G.
Gasbier, and purpose incorporating it agrerably
td Law, fur commsrciai purposes. They have Nj
4eady surveysd the towl, aud are now engaged
in completing their map. which they will have
autographed as soon ~ possible. The town site
is located ON high and rolling prairie; is sur
rounded by valuable springs OF pure water, which
Is suficiently abuRdaat for supplying steam
mills. and ali other purposes necessary in an in
land town. Il ise tie direct route from Law
renee to Council Grove, and will afford nstura;
stopping place for travellers between the two
points.
A steam saw-mill will be located there soon.
There iss large quantity :ofthe choicest oftimbel
in the immediate vicinity, and the claims are al
iakcn up and occupied.
"A school house j. already on the site, and 9
school will be in Operation ss boon Is 3 teachsz
i, procured.
Persons desiring lots will Gallon the subscrib-
crs, and liberal Inducements will DO held cut %
business men and others.
MICHAEL ALBfE.
JONATHAN q. CASHIER,
SAMUEL b. CASHIER,
: Z. A. BARNES.
Winchester Kansas. Mar. -, lsas-4t.
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. sensation. They're lisle. but oh,
thunder!' ss,
onmotiop, the proceedings of the meet
ing were ordered to be published in the
Lawrence papers. and copies sent 70
the New Haven papers fol publication u
the same. :
The meeting adjourned at . late hour.
K. g. ELLIOTT. ChIm,o.
J.H. GRkEkE. Sce'y.
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EoHcs

rs hereby given 70 Harrison Bursoa that the
IclaiInk now occupied by Wm. IL. Woed and
n. Aligaier. lying partly within shs limits Of che
town Of Bloomington. Kansas, were frss settled
by the u,ldsrsignsd. who can prove their titles
20 them beyond dispute, aad viii Be by them
entered IN the Land 0Acs, - soon - possible.
ri,is. therefere, - 70 warn tho ssid lsETison
Burson. and ali others. NOS TO euild "a o. other
wise improve sid cizims, or dispose Of sny por-
tien Of thsm for town iots. WI. u. WOOD,
= : u. ALLGAEER.
Bloonlngtsu, Kansas, Marcia -, 'ss-sm-*
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Land Claims.

NOTICE is hereby given that took claim
~ due north of Murkesen and Hackleys in
siie bend of the Kansas river. i've miles north
west Of Lawrence, in October last. since which
time commenced improvements, have erected
dwelling thereon, and continued an uninter-
rupted residence of the same down to the pres
ent. The surveys indicate several fractions in
the bend yf the py.r. ltis my purpose tO pre-
einpt such ones is the receiver shall assign me,
yneughto ms4e: in the. aggregate $50 ncres.-
This is therefore, to forbid sil persons ,respass-
ing or cutting timber on said fractions or reinov-
tag any away, ~ in due time will prosecute oil
Offenders to the extremity Of the law. -
MIR 2s-yt .CAMPBELL
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NOTICE: MANHATTAN HOUSE
Manhattan. Kansas.

T would say to my fiiends and the public that !
/ have opened the above house, and reftted and
refurnishcd it. in the best style All persons " no
will give me Gail. will tnd ali the necessary
conveniences both for nan and bsast--as ha, Q
d good stable attached to tile house. / would
also state to my friends in the East and al others
who are in want Of good claim in this neigh.
borhood, with or without improvements, that /
will give them all the necessary information il.
regard to them. G. n. Low.
March y, ls56-6mo.
PSI would also state that the Military
Road from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Riley pass
es through this town. Good Ferries over The
Kansas aLd Big Blue rivers. c. n. L.
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Council House. Council CITY. Z. T.

BY Nm. LORD, FoRUEsLY Oh CONN.
FTNHIS HOUSE has been recently fitted up an
i der the supervision of the Trustees of Coun-
Gil City. for the accommodation of Emigrant.
and Travellers, where they viii find g.4d accom-
Inodations ut moderate prices.
Mr.. LORD, the lesee. Is agent for the sale ol
City Lots. He is also employed to render grGta-
ssssly all needful assistance to eniigrants in tn,
selection of Claims" and to give any otii:r In
formation that may b dcsifet slhbus snstcoan
t1s-sSe-... .a a.. =
Done by order of the Trustees,
March /. '5s.-tf MARCUS II. ROSE, Sec.
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Administrators Notics.

NOTICE is hereby given that 8. n. Wood. OF
~ Lawrence, ii, duly authorized by tn. heils o
Z. w. Dow. deceased, to settle all matters per
tanning to the estate of the said Dow. Thuss
having claims against him, or knowing them
selves indebted to him, will please cali and set
tie the same. LADD DOW,
SALLY DOW,
DANIEL DOW. :.
Greenwich, Huron Co., o., Feb. 10, 1856. ST.
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Periodicals..

4ITAEPER'S Magazine, n. Putnam's 5. "Gfs-
|. II ha,n's,n Peters. R's Lady's National y
s0odey's Lady's Book Dickens' ''Hoaseheld
Words &C.. &c., 70 be- had regularly At the
Book and Periodical depot of
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Lawrence, Feb. ss. ls56.-tt
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RnITCR.

ID EsofvEn, That the Trustees Of Naahattas
Ek. Association are authorized 70 seii cne hun
slrsa Lses a she town Of Hsahzttsn. with tie
restTictidn that the sale Of intoxicating liquors
On Che Lot .iesss the title e tbs sarns, and Il
rsEerss back 50 the Assocission-
J. ID. W00DWokTH, esoiy.
Nsrhstssz. Asrch -, 1S55-Sf.
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Notice

.IFlHE subscriber having purchased and erect
i ed q .-LrTrLE GIAsr Ccsx xlLr..n vt his
place half niIe sos,iii .: B.snsohs bridge. il
prepared TO griHd corn IN tbs skz- fer stock fesd.
Also Meal and Hominy for family use.
e. All orders attended 20 1t sl9rt notice, on
reasonable terms. JAS. b. Abbott.
!. Blanton, Eey. "a, 'Sss-tf. ..s...-....
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'LandCiai.ns.

HAv1EG ms.Fc arrangements to a!s clsins
in tia Surveyor Generals Office for eiaim-
ants. aereeabiy to an at Of CongresS in such
cases, shall Be glad to attend 70 such business
for those desiring my legal ssTvioes. am pre-
pairing work on prc-sinptiois; hlehi dssign
to pnbIish Is soon IS pracEcabie far the benef.
of e-emptors. From careful cxamination OF
the laws. With view 70 tls ts.k, feel eoiiident
Of my ability 70 give good sstistattieu 70 those
desisirg my services as above. Flcassesii upon
me as The Herald Of Freedom eiliee. should in
formation or advice Dc Esitsd pcrtaing = eiaims
or bounty lands. q. w BRUNk.
Lavrenae. March Is. 1885,
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1bs Jsfaia Of FREEDOM.
Delayed Letters.

Owing to some cause which We are
unable 70 explain. the drst letter Of the
.sn;or editor. frem st. Louis. dated the
s,b inst, did not reach as until after We
had receivedsan set up in type his let
,ar from AiIon, Of date April 10th. Il
.bOula. have been here in time for olr
last issue. We shall give It in our next,
,oeetber with. several Others that have
come 70 hand too late for this weeks pa
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skins.

1On COON SKINS. wanted by the subscriber
lUU Also, other turs bought by him for few
weeks only. c. STEARES, ls, Mass. st.
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THE TOWN.oF OGDEN.

Is situated on the great Military higIlwey con-
within four miles Of the latter. IL il besween
tive large. neyer-fai ling streams Of Yateyr- Sev-
en- Mile creek on the east, and Three Mile creek
on the West. The Kansas riyor 10 3 na;ls and
half south. On the north are high blu, from
" hich the ground slopes down gradaeIly into
the valley. .gss--.
BUILDING STONE,
Of the best quality in the world. in inaxhaust-
cent biufs. lMMENSE beds or GYPSUM
are found in the neighborhood. Indications Of
Coal have besl discovered il the vicinty, though
Is yet only superficial exastiaation has been
made. .
TIMBER 4 WATER ARE ABUNDAgT.
Farm Claims can Be located ID ths uar us;gh-
bcsheod. =,
Toindustzicus, moral Izsn, who wili lettis;op
and improve . lot, oas viii be gissa azst:ss The
Lots designed fOT residences costsia ass,sss u
O. ecss II gS0gsd. sSe:g
l. There viii bss Public Sale Of Lott On he >
First Monday IN Nay, fss6. :
! In shs meantime, private saias sai: Be- tseted
with theaT Trustees uf the Association. toa Hhtai
zll INQUIRIES may Be directed. The;T post-ofise
address Is Fl Elsy, Kansss. siitSs
C. Z. EoBLEY. Hest,ss
s. 3. WHITE. eey,
6: D.. z5UESTOE, iai
Trustees Ogden Town Associstioa.
OsBEE. Kansas, April 5. 1850. =ssI -
- Psrso.s aesisiaz fnrxksr iafogmazsos
canssFEing the aboEs Town can raszve iE By
ealIns upon J. q. Gseena, g the Hsskid Of Fee
dom OEz0s. s.,.s..
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General Receiving. Forwarding and
sss. Commission Business.
asJ.sL. ROUNDYe& co,

eylx :,sIEASExyos4H. .cssS, K. T.,4..
.EIAy1N6 e.tablished themselves permanent
Ii iy in the sbose business. win give partiee-
iar attention "a Receiving. Storing or Forward
ing Psedue<, Asrokas6izs, Ho1sskosd GdOds,
ftrasssns, do.
: They have superior advantages in The transacs
lion OF the shove busiaess. With safety,
pY0rnpsneA and dispatch, they ~in store in the
largcst and safest warehouse in the city. ocyupy-
ing position on tins high ground. entirely above
the possibility Of an overflow, and yet eonve-
nient-to the Lcyee, and Of easy acecss from the
rountiy back. - -.
.Thcir personal attention viii be given in sll
cases, and they viii attend selling on commits
sion, =.
Any Goods Entrusted to their Care,
and liberal advances made on consignmsass.
REFERENCES:
T. H. Doyle, = T. 7. S!ocum,
DR.. .G:JtPark,. DR.. j. Il. Day,
< & & ss nsagfs Fl e.venworb 9sss g ( 4.idsFnan
Gen. John Calhoun Surveyor Gcperal.
K. /. Realm, Wyandstte City,
6. sflSa; Eas,1.aa. O. s.O'0'k Lawrence.
+. !; :. :. ias'; Mayor q Co.. seIoui.,
james arWeli. cIs Eaui Mill,
Ex- Governor Farwell. Madison, Wis.
]: FURNITURE.
"a j. L. L. will keep constantly on hand
ali kinds of Furniture. Chairs L. oking Glasses.
Upholstery Goods ruch "a the community will
require. All orders filed ut Ehort notice, cheap
er than can be found in she west. for CASH.
Please give US u call, next door to White &
Fields. Main street Lesvenworth City, Z. T.
Leayenworth City, April l2~tf.
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Good News for Builders.

NHHE GIANT MILL ut Benecis has at length
commenced operations, and lumber can
now be furnished on short kotice at moderate
price.
Orders for lumber left with the subscriber will
be filed promptly. and delivered here. :; Exss..
Lumber constantly on hand at the subscri-
btr's. 'F T.. STEARNS.
No. 10 Mass, str, Lawrence. Apr. ls-tf
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Ii. persons are hereby notified that ] hays
n taken the csim lying east of the elsiin now
occupied by Edward Clark. Attorney at Lazy,
and caused house 20 be built on said claim
All persons are cautioned against making iia
provesaent4 On said claim, " paying any nlon-
eys that may accrue ffoin the use of the hoasenu
said claim. ~ intend to pre-empt said claim,
and sue for all moneys arisinz from tbs hire Of
said house or claim. j. H. .SHI1XO.iS.
/ IAWreuce, Aug. IL 1855.
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Fruit Trees for Sale.

aTyIIE Subscriber would announve, 70 the cih-
i zens of Kansas that he has located his Nnr-
sery south west of Lawrence. near the mouth ID
w aslington Greek, where he holds himself in
readiness to accommodate all that call on him.
have some Fifty Five Thousand trees, from
one to two years old. from the grafto the most
approved varieties in the country. These trces
are small. and those wishing to save twenty i've
per cent. would 10 well TO purchase this Spring
and set them in garden, and transplant to an
orchard at their leisure. Ample provision has
becn made for all iuture supplies of trees. All
trees labeled, and warranted to be the kind rec
ommcndel. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Feb. Y, 1356.-3m*
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Nursery Trssn.

Nursery Trees.
TIME subscribers would inform the public tina;
i they have abJut IL 900 Fruit frees of one
years growth, from the graft of tho most sP
proved varieties OF the country. Those wishin 8
10 buy young troes, ut iow rate. will do well
to give them . call &C Judge Wskefelds s, on ths
California road. six miles above Lawrence. neal
which place they intend TO establish themselves
permanently in the nursery business.
VIZ r. HAM d co.
February Is, 1886 -a.m$
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70 f:anitalists..

10 CapltaiIse9'
A GOOD STEAM SAW MILL. at Counci
IA City. Kansas T., would make rapid for
tune for its owner. Timber is abundant. bu
the mill which is here IL inconpetent' to make
boards. A GOOD MILL is greatly needed and
rxould have plenty of employment. For furthei
information address the Cor Sec. of Trustees O
Council City.
Done by order of the Board of Trustees,
Mar. 1, ,jS.-tf MARCUS II. ROSE, Sec.
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IM0 Agents. WAaTEp.

nHE THOUSAND AGEN Is vented iinzse1i-
xteIy. in every PsEs Of the United SLAssss, 20
canvaA for subscribers 70 tbs HEH4LD or kaEE-
aad no capital recsirea.. &ddres
q. ". BRDHE q Coz,
LAxzEscs. z. n, Feb. s.4-$f Pahl;shszz.
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Claim Notice.

FT1O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Notice is
i hereby give. that We, the heirs of Z. w,
Dow, deceased ititei.d. through an Administra-
tor daIy appointed. tn pre-emps the claim recent
ly occupied by the said Dow, at Hickory Point.
KansasTerrieofy, wien the same shall he open
for presumption. LADD DOW,
- SALLYsD0W, =
-, DANIEL DOW.
Greenwich, Huron, Co., o., Feb. le, isss-st.
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ANOTHER NEW. TOWN STTEl
OG;D EN-, As&

OGiD I'm
Within -Four Miles Of Et. Riley. Eansas.
TIlHE UPPER COUNTRY, since the downfall
i of Pawnee. has had no Town. The neigh
borbood settlements, looking into tie ,FatuEe
somewhat, are aware of the great advantages
and also conveniences to Be derived from
> thriving Town, and so have set themselves %
work at an early day TO select suitable Ate for
that purpose. A most desirable one has been
found. Enigrants and others desirous Of get
ting good and cheap homes. are requested to
give the inducements hsre held out csrefui
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Home Mutual Fire and Marine laSHfaHre
Company, of st. LaniS.

FfNHlS Company proposes to take risks upon
L buildings and personal property in Kansas
Territory, upon the most favorable terms. Ap-
pications for Insurance taken by @. w & w.
HUTCHINSON d CO.. Lawrence. They have
the general agency for the Territory.
T. L. SALISBURY, Scc'y.
st: Leuis. Dec. 90, 1856. If
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Bring on Your Saw Logs |!

nUR Mill will be in operation in few days,
" aud we will bs prepared 70 aeenmmndats
the public. SIMMONS q LANE.
East Douglas. Jan. 20. 1886. 81
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Lodge under Dispensation

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.ITOLDS its rogalar communications st their.
Il hall on Friday evening before the full
moon in each month
JAMES ClHRLs7Z4E, " II.
WILLIAN IT. K. LYKNs, Sccy.
kaaersncs K T.. Nor. 10. 1855.
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Ho! Re Hungry Emigraats

WE would announce to the citizens of Kan
w sas Territory, that We are prepared to tur-
Mss, Pork. LAID and bacon. in any auantity ia-
suit purchasers. We. are now cutting and pack
ing q very large lot of well fatted nogs--fattrd
entirely on corn and will bc prepared To ae-
comniodate the settlers of the Territory, and IL
Others who may favor US with call. with the
prodnct of Hogs. en as good terms the
can be had ut any p.int on the Missouri rive.
We invite those wanting snch articles. &c call L.
cery OH the -evee in the old Fulton Huuse: ".
viii always be ready aud happy TO wait On cts
tomsrs. McCRACKEN, 20 Frs & CO.
Leuyenworth City, K. r. Jan. is. 1885. Sis*