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Illinois Iron Works.

A NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SH0
IN ALTON, FOR MANUFACTURING
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, MILL
WORK AND OTHER MACHINERY.
TTAVING withdrawn my interest from the
II firm of Stigleman, Johnson & Co., / am
now engaged in building a new establishment,
ON scale superior TO any in this country; and
am operating and ready TO receive orders at
the corner of Piasa and Fourth streets, where
/ shall continue uutil the new establishment is
fitted up.
The increased demand for Engines and all
kinds of mill work, and particularly better
class than any establishment in Alton is able
or capable of doing, induces me to build an
establishment and fit it up with Machinery,
Tools. Mill Patterns, and workmen as will en-
able me to turn out better class of work than
has heretofore been made or transported into
this country.
And trust, from long and practical knowl-
edge OF the business, to receive the sake en-
couragement that has heretofore been so liber-
ally bestowed upon me, for which most cor
daily tender my sincere thanks, and hope to
besustained by generous and progressive pub
C. STIGLEMAN.
P. 81 aow have associated with me in the
business Messrs. Adams 81 Miller. Mr.. Joseph
A. Miller is fayorably known as the best con-
sultins Civil Engineer, Craftsman. and design
er of all kinds of Machinery and Buildings in
this country; and we will at all times be ready
to give plans, specifications, and estimates for
FIGURING Mills, Circular, Muley and Sash Saw
mills, Distilleries, Railroad and Hydraulic
works, and all kinds of machinery. Also, fur
nish and put up the same in complete order,
at such prices as cannot fail to give satisfac-
ton. STIGLEMAN, MILLER d co.
Anr;l a5-tf
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Kansas United States Mail Stages,
J. yEREsLAE.
JOHN DEERE,s

MOLINE PLOWs IN KANSAS.
e IN the opening Of navigation in De
- spring, | shall send to Messrs Allen
Gilmore, Lawrence, X. T., large asset
ment of Breakers of all sizes, especially q
my extra Two-Horse Bfoid Board Breakss
which has received the highest commeBt
atoms from all who have used them; alsO
great variety of Stirring, or old GroHna
Plows, among which / would mention ih'
lEaproyed Clipper, The No. or Eng. ci'
steel PIow, and the Michigan Double
Subsoll Plow, which should receive The E
pecial attention of those who wish TO rslse
crop the first year. have made some IL
Provements on this plow from last yeas 20
| believe II is now perfect TO be used i
Western soil. Also Corn Flows, Culn,F
tors, double and single Shovel Plows, RoiF
ing Cutters and Clasps, Gauge WiIesh
Truck Wheels, and ether Plow fixtures
The quality of the stock used in my PfoS'
is not equalled by any establishment il if
West, and the plows are finished in a ss
superior style.
Having been engaged for eighteen ye1r
in the. manufacture of plows for use ID t3'
Western States entirely, can confldenl!
say TO emigraBts from the Eastern eiai'''
that these piows sciI scoxr and work Per
fectly in any soil in the Mississippi Eslse
All orders addressed 10 ALLIES d Gl
MORE, Lawrence, X. T., or to me at MoNT
Rock Island Co., Ills, will receive Pref
attention. fa32tf1 JOHN DEEkt
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Machinery, for the New Northwest.

TNHE subscriber is now making the tour of
i Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa and Kansas, with competent Engineers
and Millwrights, and is prepared to furnish
Circular Saw Mills and Engines, both Portable
and Stationary, and all the fixtures complete,
and set them running, and warrant them to
earn from $50 to so per day, in from 8 to
weeks from the receipt of the order, for from
81 400 to s., $780, according TO the size ofthe En-
gine.
These Mills stand unrivallcd in the annals of
Lumber Making Machinery, for efficiency,
economy and durability.
Sash or Mulay Mills removed, and Circular
Mills set running in one weeks time, for from
$500 to $500, and double the product of the for
mcr Bill guaranteed, and the expense for re-
pairs reduced 1920.
have also made arrangements with Eastern
manufacturers by which can furnish Machin-
cry, of all kinds, from 10 to 90 per cent. below
Western rates.
FIGURING and Corn Mills, Lath Machines, &C.,
furnished at short notice.
Saw Mills and Saws of various sizes, con-
stantly on hand.
81 Letters of enquiry merely should en-
close stani1. o. CHILD, Patentee.
Moline Rock Island Co.. ILL., if
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New G0ods.

TUE subscriber has purchased the stock
l. of Goods of Messrs. G. ". q W. Hutch
inson Co., and rented the store heretofore
occupied by them, where he is now receiving
a large and carefully selected stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing,
Hardware. Creckery and Glassware, Hats
and Caps, Leather, Window Sash, Doors,
Glass, Nails, Iron, Cement, Plaster, Plaster
ing Eair, etc.
Spacial attention is invited to our very
extensive stock of Groceries, consisting in
part of tie following articles:
| 25 sscks coffee;
45 bcls. coffee sugar;
6 ha1s n. o. sugar;
6 hbls. Mackerel;
25g9 lbs Cod Fish;
2e00 lbs W. R. Cheese;
$50 sacks table salt;
150 4" g. A salt;
5000 sacks extra s. F. Flour;
IS boxes Star Candles;
80 Sc soap;
Is bbls. Molasses;
Together with . large assortment OF
Tess, Tobacco, etc., ETC., which are offered
for sale at fair prices, for cash. Those wish
i,g TO purchase are respectfully invited to
call and examine our stock. j. BLOOD.
Lawrence, January "a, 1S57.-tf
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A few days since. we had the pleasure
ofmeeting with an intelligent gentleman,
who has long resided in Missouri, and he
informs us that the principles of freedoms
are gaining ground rapidly with the peo-
pie in that stronghold of slavery. He is
confident that ifa fair vote on the simple
question of emancipation or continuation
ofslavery, were taken to-day. there would
be heavy and startling expression for the
right.
We firmly believe that the institution
is lettering in that State. 1t has already
received staggering blow in the largest
city in the State, which has sent terror to
the hearts of the lovers of human bond
age, and the effect is plainly visible in the
emigration of shareholders to other States,
where the institution has fir1ner basis
Hundreds have already sold their planta-
tons to northern men, and have moved
with their household gods to more con-
genial cline.
Missouri should not have been admit
ted as slave State, and the future will
prove the wisdom of those who object to
that feature in its Constitution from pol
cy as well as principle. There is too
much of the active, go-ahead element
now being introduced, to be satisfied with
system which is a dead weight on all
enterprise. Men who have been reared
in the North, and emigrate to this State,
see the contrast between aslaye cultivated
plantation and their farms in homeland,
and also see the general apathy and dull
ness which peryades the land. and thew
are not slow to charge it to the right
cause. They know it to be the interest
OF the country, and consequently the in
forests of themselves, to have the sluggish
system done away with, and this selfish
interest. as well as the higher and nobler
promptings of humanity, viii work the
overthrow of the UBIQUITOUS system. The
certainty that Kansas will be free, is pro-
dscing a powerful effect in Missouri, and
this effect of freedom here was well under
stood by the leaders of the Missouri in
vaders who sought to force slavery on us.
They knew that Kansas would add anoth-
er to the Gordon of free States. which is
slowly but surely surrounding their,
and that the associations would have an
effect which would certainly be injurious
to their darling institution. BY building
up great free State here, we encourage
the growth of those principles in the
neighboring State, which win ere long
bring forth freedoms harvest.
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Steam Saw Nil.

Dir. Solomon, of this place, has made
arrangements to erect q Steam saw Mill,
on the opposite bank of the river. He is
now at St. Louis, for the purpose of pro-
curing the machinery, and expects within
few weeks 20 be able to supply the de-
sideratum in Kansas, lumber. There is
at present only one mill in the vicinity,
and that horse power, entirely incom-
petent to supply the demand. The great
abundance of fine timber, and demand
for lumber, makes Delaware the best point
in the Territory for mills. A half dozen
of them would be well supported as soon
as they could be put in operation. Now
is the time, and here is the best place in
Kansas for enterprising lumbermea.-Dd-
dicdFe Free State.
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LAND AGENCY,

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
L lie that he continues to cary on the Land
Agency business in Lawrence, Kansas. His
coi.,ntfsots fr GIttsitis or sr{;ne city property
are FIVE per cent and 70 other charges Ills
terms for purchasing unimproved land win be
as follows, viz. he will take deeds in the name
of the person furnishing the funds and look
after the property as carefully as if it were his
own, and make no charges for his services; but
the purchaser must furnish funds to pay all of
the money bills. When the land is sold, the
purchaser shall add six per cent annual interest
to the sum invested and subtract the amount
from TIE eohnt of TIE SALE and the nett prof
it shall be equally divided between the par
chaser and the subscriber.
nS4tf JOHN B. WOOD.
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D. II. Weir.

A TTORNEY and COUNSELOR at LAW,
II General Land and Collecting Agent,
Lawrence, Kansas Territory. Having OPEN
ed General Agency Office, l will attend to
all professional business entrusted TO my
care, including the securing and collecting
claims, investigating titles to Lots, buying
and selling, paying taxes. Leaning and In
vesting Money, Locating LAID Warrants,
Entering land on time for settlers, and agen-
cy business generally.
REFERS TO Hon. S. G. Halfway, Elmira,
NY; Jas. Bradley, Omaha City, N. T.;
Messrs. Paine & Wade, Cleveland, Ohio;
Hon. C. F. Hannah, La Porte, Ind; Hon.
Colfax, NJ. c. South Bend, Ind ;; D. G..
Rose, La Porte, Ind; Dem. Press frint 45
Clark st. Chicago.
Office on Mass. ST., over Woodward and
Firl@y's Drng Store. omar Ia 81 If
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Land Agency and Land Office.

EDWARD HOOGLAND, Attorney and
Il Counsellor at Law and United States
Commissioner, Tecumseh, K. T.
Presumption business and contested claims
attended to. Money to loan to pre-emptors.
Land Warrants located, Claims and Town
Shares and Lots in all parts of the Territory,
bought and sold. Investments made for cap
italists, ard 20 per cent. satisfactorily guaran-
teed.
REFERENcEs:-His Exc'y John W. Geary,
Lecompton, T.; Hon. join Mexican, U. S.
Dist. Atty, n. 7. City; Hon. w. A. NJ.
Vaughan, and Thomas Il. Stinsen. Esq, Te-
cumsch, X. T. an. 1T.
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Rooksl RooksII Books

HAVING been the first to keep books for
IL sale in Kansas, our friends may rely on
always finding with us the best supply OF
current Literature-all new publications as
they appear. Lately received, "Dred," a
tale ofthe Dismal Swamp, by Mrs. Stowe
Benton's "Thirty Years View" Cd vol.
Macaulay's " England" complete 50 Hills
of the hatemuck-Warner Saratoga, A
Tale of 1857 -" The Old Vicarage," by Mrs.
Hubback; sMartins of Gro Martini" by
Lever; Mrs. Lee Hentz' books, new and
complete edition.
Lawrence, Nov. g, 1856.
WOODWARD 4 FINLEY.
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STATIONERY. - We keep the largest,
~ cheapest and best assortment of all kinds
of Stationery to be found anywhere this far
West. Papers" Owen d Hurlbut's" finest
Letter Cap, plain and ruled. for circulars and
reporting, fine Bath, Commercial Note, as low
as 10 cents per quire; Colored and Fancy
Note of all patterns, plain and fancy Envel-
opes to suit Inks-Carmine, blue and black
and indelible; Pens-Gold pens with silver
holders, "Phinea's Patent Fountain Pen"
steel pens of best brands Pocket and count
inghouse Inkstands; States, Pencils Visit
ing and Playing Cards, Drawing Paper and
Instruments, Sealing Wax, Waters. Also,
Backgammon boards, Dominoes, DC. Mem
orandum Books, Time Books, very cheap, by
w. &F.
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S. b. BLOOD. o. A. BAssETT G. c. BRACKET
Kansas Land Agency.

BLOOD, BASSETT d BRACKETT, Sur
- veyors and General Land Agents, Law
renee and Quindaro.
REyERENCEs-Henn Williams & Co., Bank
ers, Fairfield, Iowa; A. j. Stevenson d Co.,
Bankers, Fort Des Moines, Iowa; Col. 7. a.
Walker, Register Land Office, Fort Des
Moines, Iowa; Coolbaugh Brooks, Bank
ers, Burlington, Iowa; White, Cook Co.,
Bankers. Burlington, Iowa; Col c. Rassett,
Ediotr of the Dial Kewanee, Iowa: Hon. G.
s. Boutwell,. Groton, Mass; C. Garrish, Mer-
chant, Groton, Mass.
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Tide 10 Our Town rrae, Secured.

Gov. WALKER has just issued patents
to $50 acres of our Atchison town tract,
and to 800 acres adjacent. The tract
embraces school section and has been
entered under law passed by the Terri
torial Legislature. Our Town Company
prefers to pay to the school townships
two dollars and fifty cents per acre, rather
than TO enter the land at the g. S. Land
Office at ane dallar and quarter per
aere.-Sqsattey SoseneigR,
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G. B. Clements.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, viii attend to all
IA business intrusted to his care; also, viii
attend to the purchase and sale of land and
land claims, the location OF land warrants, dc.
Tecumseh. ShaRneeCo.. KIT. Nov D, SO.
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}. ". WOODWARD, "A. FIsLE
Woodward & Finley,
A. FINLEY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
w Frs in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dyes, Glass and
Glassware. Also, Books, Periodicals, Sta
tionery and Fancy Notions, DC, DC.
We shall aim to supply our friends Scath
an dWest of US throughout the Territory, at
better rates than they can buy elsewhere, be-
lieying that our position and facilities enable
us so to de. We buy chiefly in the Eastern
markets, and can therefore supply Physi-
clans, dealers, and ali others on the most rea-
sonable terms Cal and giOe us trial.
We are Sole Agents for the following pro-
prietary Medieines-the very best of the
kind
All of Jayne's, Loudon's, Ayers, Fitch's,
and Wright's Family Medicines. Also, the
following constantly on hand: Osgood's Chol-
ogogue, Smiths Tonic, Moffat's Bitters, Da-
Wis Pain Killer, Railways Relief, Sloan
Ointment and Condition Powders, Arabian,
Mustang and all other Liniments, Holland s
German Bitters, f" Liverwort and Tar" Nc
Lanes Vermifuge and Pills, Fahnestock's
Vermifugc and all others in popular use.
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Lawrence, Nov. 8. 1856. 2-l6
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TIE BEST BOOK FOR AGENTS

rs aFLEETwooD,S LIVE OF CHRlsl.
il splendidly Illustrated with Steel Engrs' -,
and superbiy bound in Turkey morocco 4.
gilt sides, and git edges. Every family u -:
land should be provided with 3 copy q l.o o
york. and Is We afford the agent han Nls.;..
commission. any one can make rernnnlei ri
business by selling t. We also have tfis rs
IN less expensive bindings. For fan g. g. &
ton, together with our terms 70 agents1se'''
our circular.
WENTWORTH & CO., Publishers.
IS Washington Sc, Boston, as
April Is. ST. #
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The Teethl The Teethli

HR S. A. MARSHALL, DENTIST,
Il would respectfully inform the citizens
of Kansas Territory, that he has perma-
hently located in the city of Leayenworth.
ali operations in his line performed in the
latest, neatest, and most approved manner.
With an experience of sixteen YEATS in city
practice, and close observation of all the
latest improvements in the profession, he feels
prepared to pledge himself 70 give entire
satisfactionto all who may consult him.
a. Teeth examined, and advice given, free
of charge.
Office on Delaware street, opposite Nc
Crackers.
Leavenworth City. Jan. 3, 1857.
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New Spring Ronness.

Mrs. N. p. CANFIELD invites the atten-
w tion of the ladies of Lawrence and vicinity
to her well selected stock of Spring Millinery
consisting of Silk. Blond, Hair, Lace, Gimp,
Straw and Illusion Bonnets, and large assert
ment of French Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, &c. all
of which will be sold at prices that cannot fail to
please those Ladies recurring Goods OF the above
deseriHtipf,:
II Mass. Street, near whitney House.
Lawrence, L. T., May 2, Is57.-n36 3mt
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James Christian,

TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR at Law,
"A Lawrence, Kansas Territory, viii attend
promptly to all Business entrusted to his care,
in the various Courts of the Territory. Having
an experience CT some years as a lawyer in the
South and West, and being familiar with the
Presumption laws, he flatters himself that he
can give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage in obtaining
presumption to lands, collection of debts, and
in getting redress for bloody noses.
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DOMERoY, BENTON g. CO., have in store
L avmy large and Interesting stock of Dress
Goods, Of surprising beauty-yariety unequal
led in this market; Rich Dress Silks, Plain
Block Silks, Rich Silk Challis, st. Clotid Robes,
Grape de Orient, Grape de Espange, Printed Be
rage. Printed Jaconets, Ginghans, Lawns, dc.
Nos IA and l46 Main Street, st. Lonis
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We have Just received intelligence from
the Indian country, through Messrs. PIN
and BissoneIte, mountain traders, who
hare just arrived from the Plains.
{ These gentlemen, with their trains. met
Col. Sumner in camp, twenty-five miles
west of Fort kearney, awaiting orders.
They learned from the Indians on their
ronte, that the Cheyennes are making most
extensive preparations for hostilities upon
the whites. They think the CHEYENNE
force sufficiently powerful to overcome the
military force now being sent into their
country, and that Col. Sumner is in cir
c,linstanees of great peril. These Indians
have given the traders notice that thew
must not enter again into their country:
that they are determined to DESTROY every
white man found on the plains. whether
he be trader or emigTant.
What with Mormon ontrages and In
dian threatenings, our military force has
promise Of full employment in the West
for some time to e.-Sgnatter Souey,-
agn.
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KANSAS EMTGRANTs

WILL find a full and complete assort-
w ment of Tin and Copper Ware; also
general variety of Hardware, including
Mechanics Tools, Agricultural Implements
of all kinds, and Iron, Nails, Glass, Sash,
Doors, &c, &c, at the Lawrence Hardware
Store and Agricultural Warehouse, corner
Massachusetts and Winthrop streets, Law
renee, Il. T. TERas CAsH.
n32tf ALLEN e. GILMORE.
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w II II Knnntz

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
Il CHANT, and wholesale dealer in Alton
Lime, Plasserittg Hair, Cement and Grain of
all kinds; Orders Tor Fl6tif promptly attended
to- Short Street am Levee, Alton, Illinois;
Refers to j. Lock & Bro, Alien, H.; Turner
& Subway, do; Wade, Barry & Co., do; w.
Ii. Mitchell & Co., do.
apr1S 6m
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Kansas Land Agent.

y A. HUNT has taken an Office in the En-
4 igrant Aid Building, Massachusetts, ST.,
wa:re he viii give his attention to negotiations
Tor the purchase and sale OF Real Estate. lie
intends holding daily public sales on the OPEN
ing of navigation.
Lawrence. Kansas, January 2-tf
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E. D. LADD. s. g. PRENTISS.
Iadd & Prenr!sz.

&. D. LADD. s. g. PRENTISS.
Ladd & Plenr.ss,
DEAL Estate Brokers and General Land
II Agents. E. D. LADD, Notary Public,
and Register of Deeds, DC. Mcssrs. l.. and
P. will attend to any business connected
with the above Agency-buy and sell on
their own account, or on commission, town
lots, interests N Lawrence, and other towns
in Kansas, and farm claims. Mr.. L. will
take Acknowledgements and proofs of Deeds
and other instruments l. writing, make out
conveyances and other papers
Having the Office of Register of Deeds
approved by Statute,) and Notary Public,
also having been residents of Lawrence and
its vicinity from the tine of its settlement,
they possess superior advantages for the
transaction of business. Office, No. Is Mass.
Street, Lawrence, Kansas. March Ia, 1857.
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T light LITERATURE.-Noye DC, by
II all the best authors, such as Dickens,
Levers, Capt. Marryatt's, Thackeray's Fred
Smiths, Mrs. Southworth's, Mrs. Grayis,
Miss Piekering's, T. S. Arthur, and many
others. For sale by w. d F.
MUSIC and MUSICALINSTRUM
1l Accordeons, Flutinas, Violins, Flies
and Flutes, violin bows, tail pieces and
screws, violin and guitar strings. a fine as
sortment Also, instruction books for ac-
cordeon and violin sheet music. W. q F.
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J. z. Goodin.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL
IA ESTATE AGENT viii execute Deeds,
Mortgages, &C.. buy and sell lands and town
lots, invest moneys in Kansas property for
others with care and promptness.
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. 8, $50. 2-16
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School Books for Kansas.

ME keep on hand the best and only Coz !,
w plete stock of School Books !e. :
Kansas. Towns speller and Reader' wa
sons Mental Arithmetic, Cornelfs Ges
raphies, Billions Grammar, Cutters ~,
siologies, Swift's Prim. PHILOSOPHERS, q =,
We are fast introducing these into all -
schools yet established. Teachers supp !.
ON all tie most reasonable terms. Call "
all means, and examine cur stock
WOODWARD 4 F1NLEl.
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c. C. Hntchinsor.

cURyEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER, Law
instruments, 10 attend PERSONALLY to all kinds
of Surveying, LAYING out Town Sites, Plating
and Mapping, On the most reasonable terms,
a:ad at short aatiee. Office IN DR.. Liebey bull
ding, ND stairs. Orders may BE left With G. W.
HETcHISsoE. in ma ahseRee. Mas - e
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CYRUS Tator.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Commits
IA sioner of Deeds for Iowa and NewYork.
Particular attention given to procuring and
locating land warrants, pre-empting claims,
DC. Office at Osawatomie, Kansas.
Nov % 1876
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T. ". Baxter & Co.,

4 Manufacturers of CIV
Browns Patent Portable FRENCH BURR
FIGURING & GRIST MILLS; also, dealers in
genuine Dutch Anaer Boiling Cloths, improved
SRut Machines and Separators, Portable Bolt
ing Chests, Cast Iron Proof Stats, H.isting
Screws and. Balls, Picks, Betting, Be-: and Mill
VIZ Ta:sisi., Jetseeep RdndotpA and Madison,
P.O. Box 274. CHICAGO, ILL.
April 2;E3mE
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THE undersigned (egregiously and pre-
L sumptuously, without the consent of
any speculator, ofiice-seeker or fanaiicaI
politician, of any sect or party whateyer)
has concluded to practice law under the bo-
gus statutes, by opening law Office in Law
renee, two doors south of the Post Office
All persons entrusting him pertaining to the
legal profession can safely rely on his fulfil
ity of purpose and imbecility of intellect.
n32tf w. NJ. PATTERSON.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

C: D.. ELLIS. J. g. CAvENDER. JAS. SMITH,
ELLIS, LAVENDER & CO.
wftoLtskEE DEALERs,
MO. 4s HAHN sTEEET, sornef Of Pine
and style. Comprising ehoise assortment of
Mems fine French Calf and Kip Boots, fancy
Shoes and Brogans. Also Womens', Misses
and Childrens' Shoes of every style and price.
They have on hand large assortment Of La
dies, Philadelphia Shoes. All of which they
will sell TO prompt men or for cash at small
advance over eastern prices.
An examination of epr Stock is solicited.
March Is, 1857. III.
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70 Surveyors and Civil Engineers.

W. L. E. GuREEY, Troy, n z, are the
largest manufacturers of Surveyors and
Engineers Instruments in the Union. They
will send their MANUAL, book of So pages,
giving prices, adjustments, and accurate IL
Illustrations, by mail, free Of charge, to all
those wishing to purchase instruments.
Apply to W. . e. GuRLEY, Troys Ny.
Troy, n. Z. Feb. %, '57-1n6s