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ABOUT the FIRST OF JuYE.


ABOUT the FIRST OF June
lst We are induced 10 engage in this cn
tcrprse from n conviction thai smother rn-
per Is required by the growing population
of Kansas, and The public demand for full
and T, liable information in regard to its LIS.
tory, topography, climate, soil. resources,
politics, present condition aud future pros
pcrts. Such information We can morr readi
~ furnish here, since Ieavenwcr;h il ti,o
commercial iDtrcpot Of the Tcrrtcrv-occu
pies position of direct ctinter.communicaiion
wiih two-ihlrds of It's population, and is the
focus OF news.
2d. We believe that the institution of
Black Slavery is moral, political and eco.
nomical blcssing-that il is right ia pr,nci.
pie aud expcdient in policy, and hence should
be defended and extended. IL is our par.
pose 10 maintain these propositions in our
paper, and do all in our power To make Kan.
sas slave Stale. In the discussion OF lh,.
slavery question, however, We will G, d.ay.
or TO maintain conservative position. To
present arguments and facts instead of de.
nuncia,ion and abuse.
3D. Although the "Leavenwortb Journal
VIII he devoted TO Poliiics in great degree
yei IL vii pay due regard 10 lie Good. ;h,
True and the Beautiful. IL will exhibit n
faithful portraiture Of the times in which
we live, by presenting n correct account of
the current events OF the day, the progress
oi tie Arts and Sciences, OF Educa,ion.
Commerce, Agriculture and internal I'm,
provements. IL Will discuss nil subjects will
freedom and frmness; give all parties ,h.ir
dues, and follow the light of truth.
" our Weekly Journal meets with n cor.
dial support, We intend Som 10 publish n
Tn. Weekly and perhaps Daily.
The editorial department Of the journal"
will be presided over by s. = Goode, late of
Kentucky, and Warren d. Wilkes, lnte Of
South Carolina.
We appeal TO our friends TO sustain us.
TERMs-Weekly, 81; Tri.Weckly, Rs.
GOODE, WILKES g. co.
Lenvenworth City. Kansas.
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A man up in New Hampshire went
out cunning one day this sprIng-he saw
flock Ol wild pigeons sitting on a limb OF
an old pne, 30 hs dropped ~ ball into his
gun aud fired. The bali split the limb,
which closed up and caught the toes OF
all the birds in it. lie saw that he had
got them ALL So he fastened two balls
together and fired; cut the limb oft,
winch fell into the river, he then waded
IN aud brought it ashore. On counting
them, there were three hundred pigeons,
and IN his boots were two barrels Of shaG.
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Religion is the one thing needfuI, TO all
men how important, then, that we should
strive continually to obtain it-that We
pray without cessing, in order that we
may have that peace Of mind, which pas
seth understanding,
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DR.. ALFRED CRAVEN
Residcnt Surgeon Deu,iss.

fonkvILLE, s. O.,
Oilers his Professional Services to the citi.
zens OF Lancaster Village and surrounding
country
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on Gold
Plate, from one to a full sett.
juno llth, 1856. Is-Iv
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Wanted.

Dry or Green Hides, for which we will
pay 'for Dry Hides" 10 cents cash, or Ia
cents in trade, "for Green Hides," we will
paJ 8 cents per ID. We do not limit the
quantity. We will take all we can get at
above rates. MAGll.L g. CAUTHEN.
June lIth, 1856. lift
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Medical Advertisements
DR.. McL AIN ELS
CELEBRATED
Y 3 II M [ T UGE
LIVER PILLS.
Two orths best Preparations or,h. Ar.

-N >~ss FUrattona OF the A 0o.
They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1FuGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of Liver CON-
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DIR. G. McLanc's Celc-
brated VERMIrUGr and
Liver PILLS, prepared by
SIs";"9 &>es.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there arc various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. Al
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, arc
worthless.
The GENUINE MCLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
90 WooD ST.. PrTTspUnon, PA.
Sole Proprictors.
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FIRST AND LAST NOTICE

ALI persons Indebted to the subscriber.
by note or account, previous 10 the first az
January, 1856, will find their notes and ae
counts 10 the hands % officers for collection.
1t not settled up BY the Ist Sept. nexi.
=, J. H. COUSART.
'"p % 'o'o' Aft
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For sale.

10000 SHINGLES at Pleasant Hill, nine
miles South Of Lancaster, on the Camden
road MAGlLL e. CAUTHEN.
june llth, 1856. I7tf
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Camden Advertisements
TIE OLD DRUG STORE.

TUE suh.cribr'- wnnlL i0lnrn, Li' r;.r,I, o,l
customers of Lancaster that at his cid stand Lr
ha> received 4 large assortment Of FRESH aud
;tKE articles in hi1 i;n" ILL., stock !" the
l,,; hNi'"t'Gi' 81 Mha''' ~ khHi an" best
h. Lj on nc,rr ,,n ,, ,, """ " o,' @ ~, "I %t'
mcnt in this lace. rc,%oms pw.cha,Mg for
CASH can DE accommodated a. chcnpIy as in
Charleston, As he gives his
PERSONAL ATTENTION
to his business; be assured that all orders will
~, TG Wo"f,9- -'"'y"| anu "s",| put up
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Scovil & Mead, No. III. Charters Siir-t
New Orleans. General Wholesale Agents fo!
The Southern States, TO whom all orders
mnst he addressed.
Sold by MAGILL g. HEATH. Iancas.
ter: Recdy g. Wylic, Chester: IT. Work.
man. Camden; a. MnIioy, Chcraw; Win.
chester & S,tr, Monroe, y. c.
April 30, 1856. n.iy.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ADvEITiaEMENTs will be inserted nj One
dollar per square, of sixteen lines or less 4:
or it continued, Scv, nty-Fivc Cents for the
hrSi insertion, and Fifty Cents for each SUD-
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The following deductions will be made in
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To Planters and House
Builders.

The subscriber returns his thanks for the
very liberal patronage received for the pa I,
aad takes this method la inform the citizens
of Chester and surrounding Districts, and the
whole South, that hc has effected another
Improvement in the
Cotton Gin & Wheat Thrashcr,
that exceIs any that have ever been intro
duced heretofore; and from long experience,
he has no fear in challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or South, 10 produce an
equal. lie feels very confident in saying to
the public, inat hiS Gins excel iii yerGoi ai-
ancc any other make or pattern now in use
With dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made TO spcw over, which no other pre-
tends TO claim, and with good driving pow
er and attendance, 45 saw gin, will gin
from 10 6 bales or more in day, weigh
ing from $50 to 400 lbs; which is as much
as any Hnc hand cJn well handle in a day.
Any person wanting Gin or Thrasher, can
be supplied by sending on his order TO me
nj LeNisvillc, Chester District, s {. Work
will be shipped 10 any place desired.
REPAlRlNG done nj the shortest posi-
bic notice
TO House Builders, viii say that am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS g. DOORS
of any description, made of the best material,
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very
best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded
TO order. JOHN SIMPSON.
june llth, 1856 I7LR
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Fashionabie saiiiineg
AND
MANTUA MAKER.

Ins subscriber being In receipt OF Me SEMI.
fully soliciis the patronage Of The
FASHIONABLE LADIES
" lancaster and vicinity, in the above line.--
Az ofuers executed with prcmptness, neatness,
cheapncss and despatch.
MARIA cAsToN.
JUNG IL, 1900 l7--u
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CEEVEEAND,S

Original Prize Medal Cologne Wnte,
in Pint Bottles, prentiss' Toilet Powder
Gowland's Lotion, Ly on's KathuiroB, Barry S
Tricopher"us. iinnel's Eau LustraI, &c.
&:. Just received ut
j. f.. DELAYS.
Camden, April %, 1856. lO.f
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TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD!

TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD!
THE BEST ALTERATlVE KNOWNM
Not Particle Of Mcrcwry IN Il!
An mfnliiblr remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil,
rheumatism, Obstinate Cutancous EInp-
tons, PiinpIes or Postulcs on the Face
Blothes, Bols, Aguc and Fever,
Chronic Sore Eeyes, Ring
worm, or letter, Scald
head, Enlargement
and pain ofthc
Bones d Joints,
Salt Rheum Stub
born Ulcers, Syphlitic
Disorders, and all diseases
arising from an injudicious use Of
Mercury, Imprudencc in Life, or I'm
purity Of the Blood .-
This G'ca: Alternative Medicine and Purifier of
the Blood il now used by thousands of grateful
patients e om NIL parts of the United States,
who st.iy daily to the remarkable cures per-
formed 10y the greatest Of all medicines, Gar
tcc's Spanish Mixture" Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, Scru.ula Eruptions the Skin, Liver
Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affection of
,ho Kidneys. Disease of the Throat, Female
Complaints, Pains and Aching of the Bones
and joints, are speedily put to flight by using
this inestiniailc remedy.
For ali diseases ct the Blood. nothing has yet
been found to compare with It. IL clcancs tie
system ot all Impurities, acts gently and cif-
cient!y OF the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens
THE Digestion gives tone TO the stomach nr,cs
the Skin clear and he thy, and restores the
Constitution, eUtceblcd by disease or broken
down by the IxccSscs OF youth, TO it, pristine
vi2Gr and strength.
For the disease OF females il is peculiarly an
plicRble, and wherever il has become known IA
regularly prescribed with the happcst effects.
lt invieoratcs the weak aud debilitatcd, and
inraItS elasticity to the NorI-out frame, clears
The skin, and leaves the patcns fresh and heal
Thy; single bottle Of tins incStimnblc remedy
Is worth all the so-cahGd Sarsapalillas in exis.
t,ncc.
Tho large number of certificates which we
hav" received RON persons from all parts of the
United States, is the best evidence that there
Is no humhug about il. The press, hctel keep
e'S, magistrates, physicians, and public men,
well Known to the comnu li;y, all their tcsti.
noay To the wonderful eject IF this Great
Blood Purifier"
Gail OH the Agent ard get an Almanac, and
read the details of astonishing cures performed
by Caricr's Spanish Mixture, lin most cases
where every thing else had signnlly iailed -
The limits of All advertisement will no. admit
their fall insertion.
WIN. S. BEERS 6 CO., Proprio tors,
"" SvI, 6T0gdirdy, Nr,c iorE,
To whcin all orders n.ust be- addressed.
For sale 10y Druggists and Country Merchants
III all parts Of the United Stat. aud til. Cana.
das, and by
MASSELriNE & CUREToN, Lancaster:
May iith 1886, l3-Iy.
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Fresh Erugs, Medicines
So, 30.

Are received every wcck--among the
latest are a fresh supply OF Citrate of Mag.
nesia, Tarranls Setzcr and Apcrlc nj, Coxo's
Sparkling Gclalinc, Cleycland's Cologne on
draught. BALM OF A THOUS SAND
FLOWERS, Rock Potash in Cans. with full
directions for making hard and soft Soap.
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Business Cards OF five lines or less. incud.
ing tn" paper, Six Dollars per annum.
ANNOUNCING Candidates for Office, Five
Do'2rs.
Advertisers are requested to mark the
number of insertions desired on each advcr-
iiSemcnt, or they will be inserted until for
bid, and charged accordingly.
t-ss" All transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance.
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Patrons viii please cyNmins this Schemo
carefully compare it with any other, ami ii
1t is not The bcs, ever offered, aud tile CHANCES
to to obtain capitals far better, don't purchase
Tickets.
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Lotteries.
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERYI
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
1857 PRIZES! lO2, 900 DOLLARS!
ONLY $1,000 NUMBERS!
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
LOTT E II Y.
BY Authority Of the State of Georgia.

CLASS p.
TO BIZ DRAWN AUGUST l5rn, 1850,
At Concert Hall, Macon, Ga., under the
sworn superintendent Of Col. GEO.
NJ. LOGAN aud JAMES a. MS
BET, Esq.
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FRANCIS l.. XEMP.
Camden, May II, l3-lij 81
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14
GREAT CURE OF PILES.

u"E7F11lVi " " ]SVss ~ EV7t7O'
DIR. C.. nj. jackson Dear Sir--Alow me 10
express to you my sincere thanks foi your die
eovery OF a medicine, which. TO say the least Of
It, has effected cure. that all other medicines
that have taken have entirely failed 10 ds.--
sHoofand's German Ritters," have cured me-
Of the most stubborn and aggravated case of
the Piles that, perhaps. ever fell TO the lot Il
man. My case isnst a stranger To this con.,pu-
nifty, as am soll known IN this and the. sur
rounding counties, and can truly say that my
recovery has astounded all my friends and re-
iatiens, as | had tried everything recommended,
and nothing did me any good until | was
prevailed upon to try the Buffers. You are at
liberty TO make any use of this Communication,
for the benefit of the afflicted, us you may think
proper. Truly yours WIN. j. ATWuQn.
See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14
Breadstufs Abroad.

Among various significant ARTICLES which
have appeared since the peace has become
fixed fact, some Of those referring 10 the future
prospects of the grain market are al present not
without interest srhe tollcwipg from the cons
nserciat article of the FaFis PFesse is especially
worthy of attention:
| Breadsiufis of every kind are declining,
owing TO the fine appearance OF the crops that
have been laid in, as well to the fact that The
conclusion of peace makes US look forward with.
confidence to the speedy arrival OF abundant
supplies from abroad. Ii France is not obliged
this year to purchase largely in the United
4 States to make up the deficit in her cereals,
money will not fail to be easy, and American
merchants will have TO pay US cash for our
goods instead of sending Us breadstuis as here
ltofore."
The chancssa are very strong that France will
not be obliged to purchase very largely this
i, year in the United States. In the first place,
there is every prospect that France will haveIa
large crop of her own; for, rather than pay
such prices as have been asked for American
breadstuffs, she has taken the wise precaution
as we learn from the French papers, of plant
ing an unprecedented amount of corn. All o
!, the foreign markets will be thrown open an
!, there will be less disposition to hoard up bread
j, stuffs, now that there is no chance of famine
: Many of the Northern ports are said to contai
j large supplies which have been quietly hel
back, and though the recent statements of th
Augsburgh Journal must in this particular b
" taken With On allowance, we still have fa
= ground for inferring that there will be a fa
supply for sometime.
Yes. American merchants will have tn
year to pay cash for goods instead Of seDdn
~ breadstuffs to France as heretofore. The Phil
:, delphia Bulletin thinks, it was within Il
- bounds of possibility 10 have shown some mo
- Grafton in our price of breadstuffs, and to ha
10 laid the basis Of durable and extensive ira.
'e: in this line. But no--farmers aud speculate
"a must needs hold on in the hope of realizing
:" fortune, and have set such an example that,
:" France on Europe ever looks to US for exteusi
'f supplies Of corn or grain, save when in ertr
mis-, it can only be by a miracle. -.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

Cor In the recent Panama massacre, one
man showed remarkable power of endurance
and was generally lucky all round. He was
first shot in his thigh. which caused him to ihll
10 the ground. over his snIise. which cantairIed
some S2sO0. He afterwards received some
thirty wounds by stabbing and gun shots, add
laid nssnsibje Tor hours. He finally was re-
stored TO Consciousness. had his wounds dressls
and was doing well. while his yalise was sn-
touched by the natives.
or depend not upon fortune bat conduct
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14
Dress has q Moral Effect

Upon the conduct of mankind, says the sensible
philosopher, Sir Jonah Barrington-people in
modern times understand This well, and hence
il is, that neat Boots are essential TO, complete
the dress Of gentleman Of taste; nm ugly
shaped boot destroys all the fine effects pre-
duced upon mankind by the skill of the taller
"a gentleman is not attired as a gentlcmrn
should be, unless he displays neatness about
the feet. We believe of all the articles made
OF leather, for the covering of the feet of man,
Boots have proved for over two centuries, TO be
the most useful, the most convenient and most
admired of all the different styles and kinds OF
Shoes put together. King Charles the XII
this great man, so great was his propensity for
wearing Boots, that he would wear them con-
tinually for ten days and nights together. To
manufacture gentlemen's Fine Calf Boots and
have them combined with durability, economy
and neatness, is the masterpiece of gentle
mans branch of our business; and but few il
Is that can form a correct idea of what labor
and material is required to compose and CON-
plete them one single pair of boots, when pro-
perly made, requires seueRty-sir separate and
distinct pieces-nails and pegs included in this
number only as one piece. The labor in pro-
ducing single boot, is obliged 10 pass through
hands more than one hundred and sixty differ
ent times, and the skill of forty-fye different
kinds OF mechanics and men of professions rs
required TO complete it. French calf skins
and sole leather like most all other commodi-
ties, have risen mueh in value, as well as labor
yet, for all this, our fine boots will remain
the same in price, S3.25; for our manufactured
boots made fine expressly to order, $4.00; We
are retailing fine calf boots for $500 pair.
and some fine boots as low as 81. so pair, also
some mems long leg Dirt Boots for only Sl.00
a pair. (These Boots are Boots. Call and see
them at FLANIGEN'S Cheap Boot and Shoe
Market, 2nd st. between Shipley and Orange
SITS, sign large Black Boot, Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

TRIuMPHs OF YANKEES GENIUs.--The steamer
Ericsson, which sailed for Liverpool from New
York on Saturday, took out one of Hoes SIX
cylinder lightning printing presses, for the Lone
don Times. Six men were sent ont with the
press as " feeders" accompanied by foreman.
The Times had gone to great expense in fitting
up its presses, but its circulation requires it to
possess those which will print with the great
est rapidity, and the rotary press of Hoe en-
braces the principle which admits of the high
est degree of speed possibly attainable.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

AsxEsT ros Disrpxyiss REhIsIous MEEr-
sso. Officer Brian. yesterday. arrested ne
gro man, named WIN. aadles, for disturbing
tbs cnngregatieu Of the African church. ~
Wrapping. an Sunday night i"s'' ~ 'ouo 'sfk-
ing. swearing and doing ether acts OF violence.
He was held IN tho suaa Of 400 BY Esqaire
Bsres 10 answer II the next session Of the
Court Had wkiskey was The cause.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

0Er'Hon. p. T., Herbert, member of Congress
from California, has been held to bail in the
sum of $4,000 to appear at the criminal court
in Washington, for shooting an Irish waiter a,
Wizards Hotel
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

o. Rev. 7. L. PouLsoE, formerly one of the
Editors of the DelaWare Herald, preached q
beautiful and interesting sermon in the M. E.
Church, Smyrna, on Sunday evening last.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

SURGICAL opERArIoN.--A large tumor was
removed from the back Of Capt. WIN. Denney,
of this town, on last Thursday. Heis getting
well. The operation was performed by DR..
chas. d. Green, of Philadelphia, and DR..
Fisler, ofsmyrna. Capt. D. bore the operation
with great frmness. -
On Saturday week last, another tomor (can-
cer) was taken out by DR.. Green, from the nose
and cheek of Mr.. George Morgan, also of this
place. The operation was tedious and painful.
He is doiag we'll
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

FARM SALE.--IIram- Finlaw has sold his
farm, on the Leipsic road, between Dover and
Smyrna, containing 444 acres, to David Irelan,
of WILMINGTON, for $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

aGRA Gar MAcnREn" il the name Of q fine
piece Of music we have received FROM Mr.. John
Marsh. New Masonic Temple. Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

1'uE pnomErroay LAw.--We have been
officially informed, says the Dover Reporter,
that the srgunentof the question ne 10 the con-
stiIutionaIity of the Prohibiiory Liquor Law,
will take place al New Castle. on Monday, the
26h inst.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

GoDEY's LADY's BoOK.--The. June number
of Cooley has come to hand, loaded with about
sixty different articles and thirty embellishments.
The fashion plate is go d. besides which are
numerous patterns Of various kinds of dress,
embroideries, fancy work &c. 1t cannot fail
to please the ladies'.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

WHISPERS, BEARD and MoUSTACHES
forced to grow in six weeks by DIR. Laiont's
Capillary Compound. Warranted not TO stain
or injure the skin. Price $l.00 per package
or for $3.50.
Sent 10 any part Of the country. on receipt
of remittance. Address SWEETSER L.
CO.. Box 739 Post Office, Baltimore, Mary land,