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CHAUNCEY WARRINER,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER

A ND DEALER IN FINE WATCHES JEW
IA ELRY and SILVERWARE, would spect-
fully solicit the attention Of those who desire a
good article to his choice variety Of London, &C.
nsva and Copenhagen WATCHES, selected with
the view Of time keeping and durable qualities,
for which suitable guarantee will be furnished
those who purchase.
GOLD SEALS, FOB and VEST CHAINS,
FINE JEWELRY, SILVER SPOONS, COB
LET'S, CUPS, FORKS, &c, for sale at N. York
prices.
The Chronometsr, Duplex, Lever, Cylinder,
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paired
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Browns Hotel Building, sign Of the
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Jan S-3m Washington, ID. @.
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JONAS p. LEVY,
iafoRTKR AND DKALKR II
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND FINE

General Commission & Forwarding Merchant
INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER,
No. 474 Pa. av., two doors below u g HOTEL
WARRINGTON CITY g.
". B.-COuntry Merchants are requested TO give
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
&C Ally
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A mnhiCAN ALMANAC, complete from its
commsneesnsnt In 1890 to 1859 inclusive "a
years, In finest new calf binding. pIiee Sss
rof sac "a single set only, many Of the volumes
being saarsay out Of psiaiJ by
Also, The British Almanac and Comnsnio.
eonpisse fs0a IL commencement in 1875 10 Iasi
twenty Four years. siAgis st o1ly, nade up
WIN gSesI 49,, ap!sse sst sst beng 70 be
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TYLKR'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM

A 3 A REMEDY FOR COU6H9, COLDS,
n HOARSENHss, ASTHMA, WHOOPINa
0QUGH, GROUP, &c, possessss tho greatest ad
vantages with the least objections of any other in
years with unparalleled success, not trump6sd to
the world as specific or cure all, but recon-
msldej As valuable and scientific auxiliary IN
PULMONARY CASES, ready at hand and one that
has bssn generally found to afford relief where
most others have been tried without material ben
eat. AS such 1t Is recognized by numbers Of our
leading physicians, who know Its composition,
and have beon eye witnesses Of Its superior eta
eaoy, vol as by thousands Of cur most res psc-
table citissns who all endorse Its claim to bein7
safe, palatsble, economical and efeeacious. Priee
IS cents OF three bottles In one 50 cents
Wholesale Agents, PATTERSON & MARIN,
and STOTT CO, Penna. avenue; PEEL d
STEVENS, Alexandria; CISsEL, Georgetown
Retailed by Druggists generally.
Also, TYLEk'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS, the same composition In
lozenge form, 12x cents box. jyo-ly
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARsENEss, &c.
DERSONS predisposed to Pulmonary Alec
l. tons ind this the most trying season, owing
to the sudden changes In temperatuIei yet by q
little care, adopting warm clothing ana supply
remedy they may easily ward OF what may else
prove a dangerous winter companion. TY-
LEXIS COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP
has been so long known and highly appreciated
as one of our most innocent, yet efacacious plea
SAINT, and (since the reduction In price) economi-
cal remedies, that II may be recommended and
used with the utmost cohaceace. 1t Is sold at Is
cents or three bottles In one, SO cents Wholesale
by PATTERSON & MARIN and STOTr &
co A.; and retail by most Druggists. In Aleyan.
dria by PEEL STEVENS; Georgetown by
Mt CISSELG,. jy6-Iv
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esrttHssts Of Dr.. ~ SssstA, Of Psss Hsll, Rich.
rssa csssty, N. q.

PIRl HILL, March 4, 1884.
Dr.. @. n. yAeIseN, Phtladelphia--Dsar Sir:
, a.ve bee, subject Of Dysgep,is, in its WORT
tion for twelve morsh, that tie physicians and all
who saw me said must die. While in this con.
dillon was carried to the watering places In Wiz.
not benefited by any water to which l was taken
While on my way homo stopped week at X nth.
e,fordton, small village in North Carolina, to
Try tbs eject Of some Chalyhsate water IN that
place. About the last Of the week went into
drug store 20 get some medicine for my child and
myself. There were several Of the village phvsi-
clans In tie store and one Of them seemed 70 take
some questions, said he had been . dyspeptie and
had been greatly beneatted by the use Of HOOP
LANDS GERMAN BIFfER3, prepared by
you, and he insisted ina. l would try the Bitter
He also called the .sxt day at my room, and In
sisted 40 much thAt would Try IL sn that l asked
him TO got sas one boste. He dia 1t, and COM
Re1ced takiAg 1t a directed, sAd was more ben
ohttcc by II thar all the water and Acdioias had
sver ixz6h.
Aftor reaching ksz.s sss Of nay xsighpsrs came
10 ns for Presctss.en ara zeiislhe, (he I dys.
1SGh .ssy ~ hs hs
He has ofsen called On ne for yloye OF the same
kind Of medicine, saying he was moro benefited
by IL than any other he hed taken, but have not
been able to get any more for him or myself since;
viii you, therefore, please ship re dozen q
moro as soon az possible.
Respectfully, yours, W. SMITH.
d: r. HOOxER, Rogers ssess, Wake Co., n
O., October "a, 1853 says: Z
"Having experienced very great benefit nom the
Use Of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS In
Chronic Dysente.y and functional arrangement OF
tbs Liver, and Its concomtant evils, am DESTROYS
Of obtaining quantity Of 1t for the benefit of my
community. You VII, therefore, please send
lot, to, DO.
CEkHlFIOA7E OF WIN. j, ATWOOD.
HvN1SvIILS, Yadkia Co., Nc
November LIST, 1885.
DR.. @. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir: Allow me to sx
press to you my sincere thanks for your discovery
Of medicine which, to say the least Of IL, has ef
fecfed sure that all other medicines, that have
taken, have entirely failed to do HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS have cured me Of the most
stubborn and aggravated case Of the PILLS that,
perhaps, ever fell to the lot Of man. NV case Ia
not stranger In this community as l am well
known In this and the surrounding counties, and
can truly say that my recovery has astounded all
my friends and relations, az had tried everything
recommended, and nothing did me any good un-
til was prevailed upon to Try the Bi;ters You
are at liberty to make any use Of this oommunioa.
Aon for the benefit Of the Afflicted, you may think
prspG. Truly, yours,
These bitters sAsi,sIy ssgsss5ls, they inv1g.
crate and strengthen the systsmf never prostrais
II, and can be used Tor infants well as adults
For sale By respectable dealers everywhere, and
by z. ID. GILMAN, Washington; J. l.. KID
WELL, Georgetown, and J. r. PIERPONT:
Alexandria. mar lily
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
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THE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
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EUORA'S DICTIONARY, by Mrs. WIZ.
Il New and enlarged edition, with very hume
rous engraved Illustrations, some plain, 9th 60
beautifully col0red from Nature, in various nne
and ornamental btndings-prics % and %.
Sold for the publishers by
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EANuYAcTUhKD BY
DON A l. ID X Z N EDX,
M Ion WaV~<a sfyssf R0x60yv, Mast.

-H. PRIcR, ONE DOLLAR.
Wholesale Agents.-New York City, z: v.
cLiCKNER. 81 Barclay street; C. H. RING,
1872 Broadway; A. d. & ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton
street.. Phuadephia, T. w. DYOTT q SONS
Baltimore, BROWN BkOTHEk, CANDY
BATCH Aleaandria, PEEL & STEVENS.
AT Retail by all rsspectable Druggists In the
u nitsd States and British Provinces, and also hy
one Druggists Of this City. ocke1-ag
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! 1CTO2 iICCTLaNp's
& + { RATED
k5crlllall Bltters,
PBErsRZD III
DR. C. III. JACKSON, Philad's., Pa,

iiiEH COMPLAINT, DYSPRPMA, JlUNDIG
Chronic or Nervous Debility, D;.sass Of ~
6'a"ey,, and all diseases avSs;~s fen a -.
ordered Liver Or Sto~saL
Such as Consti ration, Inward Piles, FuIlness, OF
Blood to the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nau.
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for food, Fullness, or
Weight In the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink
Ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach,
swimming Of the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Fluttering OF the Heart, Choking or
Sufocating Sensations when In lying Posture,
Dimness OF Vision, Dots Of Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head Def.
cheney Of Precipitation, Yellowness Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs
&c, Sudden Flushes Of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imaginings Of Evil, and great
Depression Of Spirits.
VNRE PROPRIETOR, in calling the attention
Il OF the public to this preparation, does with
feeling OF the utmost confidence in Its virtues
and adaptation OF 1t 10 the diseases for which Il Is
recommended.
Is no new and untried article, but one that has
stood the test OF ten years. trial before the Amer
lean people, and its reputation and sale Is unri-
vailed by any similar preparations sxtant. The
testimony In Its favor given by the most promi-
nent and wel-known Physicians and individuals,
In all parts OF the country is immense. The FOL.
lowing from North Carolina Is respectfully sub
mitted, referring any who may still doubt, to the
"Memorabilia," or Practical Receipt Book, for
Farmers and Families, to be had gratis Of all tee
Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Ohioe and Manufactory, l2e ARCH
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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OF WIN. ], ATWOOD.
HvNSSvIILx, Ysdkia Co., N. C. I
Novavuhoy lat lQSS 4

These bitters are s~si,sIy ssgs;s5Is, they inv1g
crate and strengthen the systsmf never prostrais
Ii, and can be used for infants as well as adults
by z. d. GILMAN, washington; ]. L. KID
WE'LL, Georgetown, and J. z. PIERPONE:
Al0xandlia. mar 1-ly
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
Treason Still a. Work.

The disturhancJ 8 recently reported at
Leavenworth. Kansas. sprang out of the
attempt of the freesoil party TO hold their
Illegal and reasonable .'eiection" on the
l5tl. ul,. We prediaed. wien the news
OF Gov. Si:annon's treaty" witt, these mis-
crean,s at Lawrence first reached us, that
they would remember t.eir Stipulation TO
-ssohey TIE laws ill tu;ure' oiss.k as long as
the rifles and muskets oi tie plo-slarefy
party glittered in THEN sigtt and they have
fulfilled the prediction to the i, Her. Tro'-
ou, tie Territory. no doubt, t..ey held-or
attempted to hold, as at Leavenwortli-
their elections on the 18th December.
which was nothing more tf.an treasoaa-
!le plot to Sci aside and tramp!e Oil the
laws of the Territory, which they swore at
Lawrence to uphold and obey! There was
no more authority for tits election tran
there would be for I, vote o: te people Of
Geotgia ia tomorrow Oh HE qutsiien OF Sc
cedlng from the Conederacy; and trough
the mere act might tse considered harmless
in itself, 1t is to be folio TeJ up hy war
rant for reslsia nee an future 10 tie laws OF
the legal Legislature. We repeat, the
snake was ..scolched only. not killed, by
the late expedition to Lawrence, and there
will yetrnave to be u g treaty made with
the ringleaders Of this reasonable ban;!,
woren OF hemp and secured y a slip-knot
at one Columbus San.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

We are grat,fied TO see that the proposed
expedition of our friend, Major Buford. to
Kansas. is beginning 10 attract tie atien-
,ion that il SO eninently deserves OF late
there has been an almost unmis,ak able
stirring of the waters. and the South begins
to move like the strong man in his sleep.
From Virginia and Tennessee, from South
Carolina. Georgia and Mississippi, every
mail brings tidlngs of gallant young men
'buckling OH their arrnor for the struggle
that is TO give Kansas to the South. or sur
render her TO the vagalond creatures of
tn Enigrant Aid Societies of Massachu-
sets. Warm. true hearts, all over the
South, yeafn towards the fearless cham-
ipion of our rights, who nobly perrls every
thing in the cause. Meetings Of the citi-
zens IN Montgomery and Columbus. have
recognized him as a leader worthy of the
enterprise and the occasion, and have ten
Tdered him not only their sympathy, bat
material aid. AZ the former meeting, Col
Gayle. of Daiias, pledged the people OF
his county for not less than five thousand
dollars. Truly.the work goes bravely on.
Not only the people, hut their irepresen-
tatives in General Assembly convened. are
awaking to the importance Of the crisis.
In the House, Mr.. Beck, OF, Wilcox, the
determined foe of all schemes by which
the treasury is depleted for the benefit OF
railroads, has introduced bill appropria-
ting S25. .0G0 10 equip, and transport emi-
grants to Kansas. His appeal, as well as
that of Col. Cochran. in behalf of the meas.
-t,re, wh he read with pleasure all over the
State. The committee on Federal ReIa.
tions, to whom the matter was referred
have, il is understood, agreed upon a iav-
orahle. report. Al last there is a prospect
that young A labama will arouse from her
ittliargy, and be no longer laggard in
the light. Itrwili be to her everlasting
honor tnat Sic is ,.e, first Southern State
TO move in such a cause. .-s.z..
Tie attempt has been openly and nolo-
riously made in the Northern States, to set
aside the ordinary course Of emigration,
', and TO people Kansas with paid adven,u-
rers, lor ahe purpose of s..aping her policy
and institutions. But for the fidelity and
courage of Aseilison and his brave com.
rades, this result might have teen already
alta med. Trey have thus far borne the
heat and burden of the day. but without
assistance they will soon he over powered.
Is Alabama an indifferent spectator Of such
a contest Are ler people too poor TO
stand a few thousand on such a cause
Wno says its Wno will insist that gold
is more precious than the blood of our
brethrcns VINO is 1t that haggles about
money when not only Kansas, tut South
ern peace and safety and honor. are the
stake? II any, speak, for him have We
| offended?
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
ATcHLsoN, TERRITORY, TUESDAY,

without Struggle. or submit them to tie
defence of Souti rons in otter states, no
more interested than our own IN their sue.
c-ssfui yindica,ion.
Hoping that you may. carry more than
tree hundred Spauans 20 Kansas and find
no TLraeilu. II li.or there. and wishing YOU
all Tie success that think your efforts de-
serve or you desire. So a
/ am. with high esteem,
Your friend and serv't,
c. G. CLAY, in. =
HoS. ]. BuFoRD.
Eu aula, Ala.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
yr b9se3 For the Spi.it of the South.
To Kansas Emigrants. and to all Friends
-,, gf,,.ata Of the Seuth. syfo

=
had proposed to start with my company
of Kansas enligrantS on the ! lth of Feb
ruary next. but many of them being una
ble TO get ready by that time. and others
being unwilling to go before. spring, and
especially as am advised by my cores
pondents that the navigation of the Mis-
sour and Kansas rivers, is already isnpe-
ded by ice, have deter,nlned TO- postpone
starting till the winter breaks. .4 .t, rse7
The elnigrants NAV rendezvous at Eu-
faula, on the 3lss March next, at Colum-
bus, Georgia, on the Sd of April, and
at Mont onery, Ala, on the 9th April
| next-so that can start from Eutaula, via
Columbus and Montgomery, collecting on
| the way those find at the differen, places
OF rendezvous. The company wall travel
| from Montgomery by steamers, via Mobile
and New Orleans, or else by railroad, via
Atlanta to Nashville. and thence by stea.
mers 10 Kansas. engage to transpos, no
baggage, except six blankets one gun, one
knapsack and one frying pm to each emf
gran;-for baggage over and above this.
the esnigran, himselfamust engage trans
DO ta,ion-many will Lave no more. and
mus, treat all alike. While thought my
company. would be small, expected 10
take women. children and slaves; but |
find must leave them to gise place to men
who are now greatly needed in Kansas to
preserve tine public peace and enforce the
laws, i now expect over four. hunfred
men, and will take no females. nor slaves,
nor minors under eighteen years Of age
woa,en aud children should not he exposed
there In tents In the spring--but the nus
bands should 60 6rst and prepare homes.
The regiment viii be divided into COM
panies Of lorty or fifty each. under the us-
nai military officers, elecaed by the men.
| Officers have no smolumenss, and The Or
ganisa.ion Is on, the principle of volunteer
militia to sustain lhs. laws; majority OF
eacsi sonpsny may sxPel any asmbsT.
.ssSeSas EssSsz re- s<ssssEa assa 80
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
dbt .p]ott' S Golunrn.
..,ue a. Fist hi. MIGHTY at Last.
III CHAs MCAY.

A trave'e- through ha dusty road
Sr,y-i a-o-as OF h, lea,
And one took root and sprolted up, -
And grew into tre.. . g.
L,va sotght its sh i,ias n evening tim,
To breath - earlv vows. r3su l
AMI Az. WIS pleased. in HIS oe noon.
To TASK heneath its bnl@hs;
Tn ie-mniis. loved it's danslns t,viss, =
Tn birds sw .at muse 10 e,
Il s'ooi glo"v in its ptsca,
A blessing cvermDre t E faA
A little sp ing had 'oSt its wsy
Among IN" grass ana ferr; ..sTsa.I .s4e
A missing stranger scoapai a well,
Where weary man m ght turn.
He wa'lad it in, and h1un, with care s...
A 'sdel at tho brink
H thought rot Of the decd he did, 9d
BIT judged that toll nigh drink. fsz
H. passed again-and 10! the well.
Bv Summer never dried, A8 50 - e
Had cooled ten thousand narchei tongues,
And saved life besides!
A d-eamer dropped =. rand nm though;
'Tw,s Old, and vet 'twss new
A sinpl" f,ncv,of tn brain, -
B Il stroa. in being trne; 3t @A
II sh'Y1 rpsR sgeniat mind s 5s.,s.
And 10! its tight became
A lamp of life. a beacon ray. - sa5
A monitorv flame. -, az.
Th' tholght WIS smal-;.s Issue great;
Awatch fre on til. hill, 2 l,lit
1t sh I'd is radiance far adown,
And ch-e $ ths valley sill
A namelass man amid III crowd
Tint .hrongad the daily mart,
L"tea'ithe wort OF hope and lore,
Urstidied from the heat:
whisper on the .,tmult h own
4 Atransitorv hrra.h-s95,u3.g ,s0g 45f. :.
1t -eis,d broth from tn. dust, a.
1t saved a soul from da1th. s@ss@
D serIn. o fonns! o wo-d of Love! , 80.
o no !eh. 1T randcm cast!
" awa~e hnt little at first, -s z
But mighty at me last!
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

8 E@ Gen. .Cass reseelly feh while de-
eendiug the Patent Office sters. Ia Wash-
ington, and was seriously -iajuEed- He
was considered Out Of danger al ksl ae-
counts. ,.ss -. szs.fss
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

~ A man named Hodkins killed
lis wife at Battle Geek. Mich, because
SIZE had lelt him AID iaken roems II house
Of iil-faine. lie entreaied her to return,
but she refnseds when be stabbed her.--
She leaves Eve Children. -,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
The Law of Newspapers.

a. Subscribers who do not give express mo-
tice 70 the contrary considered as wish
ing to coa.inue thair sbscri ription. - = ssst---
l. ff Subscribers order the discontinaance Of
sh.ir periodicals.. th" publisher may continue
to s.na them until all arrearagesare paid. rs
s. IF sibsc-ibers- neglect or r-reftsa to takc
their periodicals. from the office tolwhich they
a.. directed, they are held responsible, till they
havs settled the bill and ordered them discon-
hnned. - As.5sf as .. Toss l.-8
!. If Subscribers remove to other places with
OFT informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent to the former direction, they are held res
ponsib!e.
B. The Courts hive deciiei that refusing to
s.k- periodicals from the office, or removing
an leaving them uncalled for, is prma facia
4 evidence of intentona fraud. @1s-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

- Rev. An,oineI.e Z. brown has
married a brother Of Lucy Stones l.us~
band. She was married By her father
who is neither a magistrate Hnr clsrsy-
man. le--ssso SOB + s .s--Esssas slssz
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

PAYMENT on ACCOUNT OF KANSAS SUR
scRIPrloAs.-Maior B dord aekno" hedges
the receipt oi Kansas contributions as ioi-
IONS, 10 VIII:
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
|1'he Slnatter Sovereign,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
MORNING BY
!, ~. srRISsrELLow g. n. Q. KELLEY.
Publication, Office on c Street.

TepNs:-Two dollars per annum, Invariably
in ivapcc. Single copies cents, twelve cop
les for fifty cents.
To CLUBS Five copies will he sent to one
,id-ass for 50. Ten to one address for $17.-
ry.nty 70 on. address for S32. Forty to one
address for $50. CO Invariably IN ADVANCE.
sT- Money may be sent by mail, at the risk
tf the Editors. g g..se ii fs~.2aEls Il
- Postmasters are requested to act as our
Agents.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
The way to say IL.

q how how happy are they, s'ssa's
wac IN, p inter do pay, se.., .sIf !! 1-.s
l "a Wv, sliersi N z, one wear or more
1na:ie ,a1 a.var esessss - = 5as
~ me great joy Of the press a.,uis..s .a.
'aeh de.inqanets have paid the old score.
TFH'e's all tha dav long, - s
. Ltoa ID hard for = s61s; = = - a1sia'
IN. 1 n, h .fft s1il hn- ss.s-~
NV h'vA va stsed 'nighs and day,
NHf II eoa.s wentsth .fr pay,lali s.si -
: Pa ID u:s-, md 5, Re, All tea.
U,e u, wo ild hlrdly. believe. -.
"ntf few 1.l.y .,clva,
VI q" "a os7 aiarassei to each names; s4fl
- 'iis far.her below ,ss
!, = nan sona opis know. -.
: 'aey'd pay Up FOR fear Of shame.Y
y :.
10 10 % contsat's x5ni o-ss art, s.'aa -
10 seem eantsnt's nidls part, slsas sla
- gov ecntspt's in .luek to fall,
mey e5utssA y 'Seet Qe slk
xs.Eeesr~ 4a& sEF
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

.H~. The cerresponden, Of. the Baiii-
more Repubfican says thai Henry Winter
Davis is the only man south Of Mason &
Dsxon.s line that voted against receiving
the Presidents 5 message On Kansas afaIrs.
EEs sssazT s;rengthef tas Amer.
@a An7iz zsz5 as s.s
1iss IS ....sz & =. "a - zzsssss -ssesk
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
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six months 80. ~. ....45 90
twelve months ...... go 90
BUSINESS cards, eight lines or less, years. zoo
I" .' six months .-... .... 3 90
4" three months ...... ..... 3 90
~ Announcing Candidates for Office, in
advance. 50. IF inserted on credit. candidates
will he charged eight dollars.
- Commune atoms OF personal nature,
will DC inserted as advertisements, and charged
fo- at the rates OF $500 per square, and pay
mant required in advance. sf.-4 81; effg1
rE Advertisements not marked on the copy
zfsr specific number OF insertions. will be con-
ztinu-d until ordered out, and payment exacteti
accordingly.
ET All advertisements mnst be paid for in
advance, or at the expiration OF three months.
eT All latter. addressed to the Editors
must he POST PAID, to receive attention.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

LIS.
mestic Dry
bps, Cutlery,
y ready made
fn Atchison,
Constantly in
suitable to
East. My
wing:
|se, Spices Of
cks, Lawns,
p, and Linen
cription.
mere Hats;
ippers, Gai-
pr cash.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

Tory.
fully acknowl-
on him by the
| and solicits a
wishes to call
| carefully Sc
FIJI be sold very
Ees, and a va
(rs.
o. oty"
of all sizes,
ehooi Houses,
re at Whole
and shortest
! particularly
BRIGGS.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

KANSAS.

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