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Wanted.

4 Ny sum. of money, from 500 TO $500, for
"a three, six, nine or twelve months for which
two per cent. per month interest and the best of
real estate security viii be given. $50 acre land
warrants at $lG0, received the same as money,
Jan 30, SO - = e'A'
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DiSS0lutiO
| TiHE COMPREHENSIVE heretefore existing
= under the name and style of HICKS e
| BARKER. is this day dissolved BY mutual con
sent; Tie business will be continued by IN(iLE
BARKER. JOHN ID. HICKS,
| INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence. X. T.. Sept 30, Is57. mrG
1853. Season Arrangement 1853.
OF the neso Missouri Rauer Passenger Pack
ct, DUNCAN S. CARTER, Capt. Ra. Eds.
Regular st. Louis, Kansas, Wyandott.
Quindaro and Leayenworth Packet.
For LeayeRworth city, Delaware city, PsrkyilIe.
gSndenee, Liberty, Richfeld. Sibiey. Camden.
Wellington. Lexington, st. Thomas WayerIx,
HiPs Landing, Miami, Windsor city, Bruins.
pglck. Cambridge: GLASGOW, Arrow Rock,
landings.
| THE entirely new. light draught. swift and
L elegant passenger steamer DUNCAN :.
CARTER, Capt Nm Edds, will, on the earli-
e>t opening of navigation. commence running as
regular packet TO the above and all ether
points on the Missouri river, continuing In the
lIeayenworth City trade during the entire boat
ing season. The Duncan g Carter was con-
structed especially for the Kansas and LeaYca-
worth City trade, under the immediate super
vision of Capt. Edds, who begs t0 assure his
Missouri River friends that they viii find her to
be IN all respects most admirably adapted to the
wants OF the river, being of great strength,
iIghtness of draught, beauty of model, tie, with
cabin arrangements and accommodations not
SURPASSED by those OF any other boat in the river
coInbIniDg all the latest and most modern i'm
proyeInen,s that could add to the safety pleasure
aud comfort of passengers. Nothing will be
found wanting IN ans of her appointments which
belong 70 those of frst-class passenger steamer.
Capt Edds hopes TO receive at the hands of his
numerous friends along the river, a continuance
OF that generous patronage for which he is iu-
debted during series of years, while in COM
mand of different boats, and for which he hereby
desires to present his most grateful acknowledg-
meals. promising increased exertiors of himself
and officers. to give the perfect satisfac ton
to all who may travel on the DUSc cAN s. CAHTER,
or with whose business in any way, his beat
mas be honored. Z. C0NWELL,l Cl..L,
Z. u. SAYLE. SieIAs-
fsEJrei01f. passage, IN foFasstioa s5e : dT,Ely at
- LeEEx 70 Asr a0ests, JOSEPH AeRST1RE.
And I. Slater 36. Ievee. 80. Leyee.
.Bl KRIS < TR0W BRIDGE. Agents,
feeSs 3Ino LeQre8er0YfX Cir
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THE Subscriber would announce TO his friends
Il and esssosners tass he is noH getting =
large stock Of Garden and Field Seeds. and will
have his store open about the Ist Of March,
when he vii be prepared 20 furnish all the deal
srs IN the ferritor5 EitS tneir stock Of Seeds st
liberal prizes.
LaMFeHee. FEB. lsss. ID. B. RrREHAM.I
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Corn shenerzi Com shsllersi
= great variety. at the Mammoth Hardwar.
and Stove Store of NGI.E RARKER.
Dec 10 81 =
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HeW Advertisements.
Pay Up! Pay Uni

\ LII persons indebted to me by book account.
4 or otherwise, will please cali and settle i'm
accounts due me, in the hands of the proper
9sneer Tor collection, l am compelled TO take
TINS method to meet ms own engagements
Lawrence, March 13. 1853. = a.
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Tin ware.

TkGLE BARKER has the Largest. Cheapes.
Il and best assortment of Stoves ever offered
lE iavfeIsce. GoF. 81, 81. If
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VOU WILL. FIND A LARGE STOCK OF
i Eustom-siade Stogic Boots. at SHANK
LlN'S Cheap Boot and Shoe Store. opposite the
Morrow House. which ne can sell on terms to
suit the trade. II. SHANkLIE
Oct. "a, 1857. If
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Proclalnaffcn.

G0DEY'S. Petersons. Ballou's and Emersop.s :
MAGAZINES, received for March b.
Feb "a ct WIINARTH
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Land efgiee.

ETtHE LAgD oPFfcE s c,,su far p,ore,as
Csunsy, and Laad WsrFanls ftr sale by
JOHN Ii. G0E,
csilsucrs BaildiDgs. Eey. u, u
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Farmers. Affcnffon

4 AGLE. BARKER basa large assortment of
Croker. which wiz be sold cheap for cash
at no Il Mass. ST.. sign Of the Big Tea Kettle.
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Necales 9 RonsnIl.

i HBR0TYPE AND APHIC GAL
LERIs corner CT Delaware and Second sss.
LeaFeeperfh city Kansas al work exesutea
IN ths best possible manner.
LeayenRasfh- Feb % sS-1zT
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why hss Mianesota gone Derno-
eraffca

EVERY man mast ss:isfS himself Is 70 TIE
II reason for this sad esiasn;tS. affecting as ii
does, the E arse Of Pro- SlsTery upon g youHg and
growing STATE hape thai kaDsas EiH come
out right yef. and if she does. let not the DeTaec
raey De allowed 70 triumph afterwards In order
70 prevent thik, considerable money viii hare f8
be expended. sad as have exhausted al mine
in building my new SteTe, 7 sAeR Le under lie
EsesafR Or sF9eslg regzesffs1 al srjto osre ne 10
make fsazaelfaf< pagzsesE if have any funds
remaining from what am obiiged 10 use in Iay
bushes. ! viii tgy and use il to o7ers1rn fhe,
sham Democracy Of the coantry. Pay up friends,
Pay up.
3. 3. Corn taken in payment ser dehss.
Lawrence. Nov. ~ 81 ftfl sG. STEARE2
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(hocd

AHoRt
ared to examine Al
Fegular receipt Of. I
the Herald eador..,
ly .groundless ~
Sc for it, Thai d
0rk never done, II
nple absurd. ! n
paid to induce /
mt from the Bl5usl.
absurd. Self.
bat. If the HiBa,
Inc for all the nj.
; reference to Ka,.
be doing a al.
not charge this ap
people of Kan..,
hted if the Hiss,
hat the Free ST..
and the good sea-.
eir final triumph..E
certainly would II
= the 4r16uns,s III
frence to Kansas.-
Prtainly would /.
they Were to epgaa
P we must concluj.
on the part of al
1t can predict moth.
please let US slip.-
feslrous of securil,
Il only settle vaer.
ve some security
We been driven frou
Ps; while not a e.
pom US by being iss
0perty, and even e.r
y to whatever migit
EN-. We close "a
that we do h.
writing this artid.
gular subscribers psy
b,sne sometimes CIV.
corruption as this /!
all condemn ii, +.
Etly chargeable Wit.
Eh to write what 4
TO its patrons. VI.
aw the charge if d
Elude any and ever
+ would be approve
above we have seen Is
Fo-slayery news paper
b, it seems, had th.
morning after the
the Union appeared,
Eing articles in favor
; Lecompton Consti.
'venworth Herald, the !
|istaining LecomptoH,
e Herald of freedom,
|ate paper, which IS
hment.n
. willingness to get
g public, and voluu-
school of the Union.
o promulgate a JaIs.::
'nce gives still create
school OF the Unial.
address,.
pleted the reading oi
General Assembly uh-
stitution, to the peo-
ID by VIM. A. Phil
d. Hendry, w. F. u.
'ommittee; and Wm.
! ewton, Chas. Mayo,
ltin, House Commit.
) evidently from The
l'airman of the Com
e of the instrumani
cry well, considering
!, of the committee
the Territory at the
. was framed. The
bounds with recrim.
ling, and is PHILLIP
'aiker, aud the Fsss
is represented with
re particularly de-
ired at Gov. Robin
Roberts, by saying
e officers under the
We publicly declared
is dead" /" a thing
The balance of tbs
we known was the
stion to the people
dead, and feelingly
again if the peoPl'
vet that we have the
{ in our hands, sDa
o frame a aesc con
as if men were mss
! giving vitality 70
Topeka, which, il
Benton, on anothei
a dead dog On TIE
rensy.
rtered at a fornlei
ture, has eomplied
ns of tho ehaFie,
, into operation
ate financial agent
Company. Is the
pany, and viii sn-
affairs His nant
in the capacity o.
nt guarantee with
with that gentle
ldueted honorablH
by the Bark
in gold. 1t is bet
le hanks among u
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nEoNEKA ACADEmY.
A. FRAME. HENRY B, CoSwELL.
Frame & Conwell.

HOLESAI.E dealers in gun powder. Keep
~ constantly on hand Rife. Sporting, and
Blasting Powder. Also safety fuse. All orders
viii receive prompt attention. Office at the fur
niture store, Kansas City, No. Jan 3u
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WaferProns Rnnf.,
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WHEN YOU WANT 4 GOOD ARTICLE eI
w Winter Boots. call 1t SHANKLJS'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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IEGLE BARKER has Wolf Traps, Rat Trans
4 aad g On. Nov. Il. 81. Il
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Girl vented.

A GIRL TO DO HoUSEwoRK WANTED
4 \ to whom very liberal wages viii be paid.
Enquire st THIS OFFICE
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iuren,y.


hartersd at a fornlsi
lature, has complied
lions of tho el,aFief,
60 into operation
late financial agent
fd Company, is The
mpsny. and viii su-
{ial affairs His name
+ in the capacity o.
|,ient guarantee with
FED with that gentle
conducted honorably,
issued by the Bark
|ce in gold. 1t is bet
Fable Lanks among u
Entry flooded with TIE
|ther States. It vii
|eeeive the bills of the
payment for any dues
! transaction at tbs
having it in their pos
Echauge il for eastern
E@ith rs whenever We
[r possession.
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TAKEN mp as Sfras, by james Tooley. living
4 ON kaE River, johnson Ceanty K. r.. 3
ehesnnt sorrei here. jJsk kz1ds hiSh about ten
fears cid. With = few white spots On neck and
the undersigned. 3 sastfes Of the Peace IN and
for Shag agnes Township. gohHsBn County. z T..
this 9Th Nov, 16z7.
Ner iatf JAMES u. ALLEN J. p.
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/ NGLE BARKER has Tin Ware Of eyer de-
= scnptinEi. and os The best quality. KoF2I Il
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4 WILL pay for Potatoes, 20 cents cash OF 81 %
4 in goods from now until the weather istooeold
to bus them. G. STEARES.
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Wiimarth,s Circulating Library.
CIRCULATING NEW AND
" popular books are constantly added, as pub
lished. u. WILMARTH.
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Land Nefice.

TTsHE uudersissed has been srpoiated n se-
reFsanre With the PssFizians Of q IsH passed
PaHHee Lznd District Al instruments Of What
ever kind. azrstiDE the tile 0f aEy real est41e
n this Lard District may be Fce6sslcd in bis
tiiee, and be equally lien on The real estate
described therein - Il fsea in the e6unts in
which such real estate i$sitHsted. gfiee with
Isowusa8 Reznolds- over the = Cts Drug Store
Massachusetts II. 01Hce bpefs. fn.1. 4. p, %
IsP. ii. Ga. fkEf NeLlS.
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r AND AGENT. next door TO q. S. I.snd Once.
IL Ogden, Il. T, viii bus and sell Land War
rants file notices for pre-emptors, attend to pre-
eInptiBg town sites and private claims. defend
contested claims, and do aTly other business con-
nected with . land Office,
ice. Jaa. eft
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Pzrskyillc ard Quindaro Ferry.
IFHE STEAMER OTIS wEBB viii plv dali,
Il between luindaro and ParkTiIs. Also,
make trips at the Ferry Crossing The Ferry
vii continue to rs long az nayigztion is pos
slbie. QuindaTo, Nov. 81 I'm
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Il. G. GkOSVEN0R
m. z. Conway,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hyatt X. T.
MIR. CONWAY will also retain his ofica ot
IL Lawrence. and during his absence from Hy-
att Ar. Amy will take charge of any business
ie:enaed for him ,a.S
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HAMPDEN

) located in latitude, 3So Is: longitude. Iso
Il 10, and nearly in the center IF Coifey county.
Kansas. ''-' ~'''' >
The Great Pacific Railroad from Jefferson City
and recently chartered Railroad from Leaycn-
worth meet at this place. Come and see the
town or correspond with the Secretary of the
Association. j. A. D. CLARK Se.'y
March f3tb, 1853. If
III. g. GkOSVEN0R,
WOOD ENGRANER, n. E. Corner Of Fourth
o,. and Walnut Streets, 81 story, Cincinnati,
March 18th, 1853. 1y*
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Medieines

100BOXES. PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
IOO gist's Glassware. for sale at the
CTTY DRUG SToEE.
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(sLARI0EETTS. Flutes, Yioiins. Violin bows.
" Strings, De-. for sale b. o. WfLMAKTH. $,
1 Ii kinds Of writing paper, envelopes, pensf
II And pencils, f0E sale b. U. WILAAkTH.
A SMALL assortment Of boots, caps, ssd win
u ter clothing GA hand, and viii he sold cheap
to ciese The eeneern. q. " NiisAAEfb.
4 ccgghI1xs and ffutinas. ana has.s. A
Dee Iest d. Wii.A4RTH.
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wilsiam 3 Pareons.

A TT0RSEY AT LAW. VIII practice In all
= the Conrts cf the TeTritory-attend % con-
tested eases Ia the Land Office, all matters per
tanning 80 Real Estate, Ccnyeyaneing. Execu-
ton Of titles. Sc. Office in the 6cInmercial
Baiiaing-iawrenee. Kansas. Dee 5 If
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M, e. CONWAY.

GENERAL AGENT Of the n. +. Em;erant
= Aid Society. Lawrence, K. T. mr6
/ I AND WARRANTS for sale by
| MIRO NJ. +. CONWAY.
SEVERAL FINE CLAIMS for sale by
~ mr. 8 NJ F. CONWAY
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ASNAH-[AA4ts1 = S-LSs
A FULL ASSORTMENT of Coopers, Tools.
n Biaeksniths' Bellows
Timers Tools and Stock;
cabinent Makers fools and material,
just arrived st the Hard ware Store,
Sept. s6-G HICKS & BARRIER
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Gn 1Es18s
TEGLE. BARKER has Thermometer Charns
which viii make butter serth % ele. per
I.onIasl. - Nov. y. ~. e
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AInsanaes FOR 1857 Free.
I'VE WISHTO SUPPLY EVERY FAMILY
IN Interior and Southern Hansas with q
correct Family Almanac for nexf year
-fREE GRATIS, for Ho1atn9 asd not tchdrge Eoa
a eeHt.
Store Keepers supplied with sny number Ihes
mas vsnf TO distribais. Appl5 O.
WOODWARD 4 FINLEY.
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Geo. ". Coilamore,
NOTARY PUBLIC. No. u Massachuset
ssrest. 1asFcnee. K. Dee. e
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MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Dealers
w in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Vaiises.
Horse Collars. Hides, Leather, SaddieTy, Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes. Whips,
Overshoes, Fly Nets, DC. Store No. 10. Second
Street, Alton Ill
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Wanted.

Two OR THREE good hands to cut cord wood
Il and make rails for which the higaest price
will be paid in cash. Enquire Of JAMES
CHRISTIAN az his Office.
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/ NGLE BARKER has tas largest and best as
! sortmsnt q PisSs ever brought % Kansss.
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/ IKGLE BARKER has 4 Iarzs au,ansity Of sery
q sqgerior 0x 1ekes. Ok cbsibs and HsEfoNs.
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2. s. Esosl & Ca..
Turner q sidwaY,

BANKERS 4 REAL ESTATE BROKERS
II Exchange Building. Kansas Avenue. Wyan
s0kf n irfltf
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HAVE SEVERAL GOOD CLAIMS On
hand fur sale in which there are great bargains,
as the owners are going to leave the 1erfitory ia
disgust.
Oct "a If
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AND JRwELER, dealer in
W Watches. Clocks. fine Jewelry. kevelvefs,
Fancy Goods. 80. ira
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Ts He CleElo,
MERCHANT TAILOR, and dealer in ready
W made clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods
&C., Massachusetts, street. first door north of
Sands Harness shop, Lawrence, X. T. Feb 20
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Lswrence Bu.ine.s Direcfery.

r CAN NOW SUPPLY NY CUSTOMERS
with all size and STYLES Of Cofins, trimed il
the latest and best STYLE. AZ lev price. Also
Furniture. l have the best ef workman. ]
warrant my work and the articles going cut sf
M shop to be what they are rescmmenae1.
2n j. KELLER
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R. sLATER

.I-UKd 1RDEs and eeaerai Commission Ner-
chant, No. s.. Leyee. 81. Ioais. Ae.. has
unsurpassed facilities fer, aud gives special a1e
Fers9zlaf attention to the FerRzndiBg Depart
nseBt. has 10sss sxperience and > eepeEal ae
gua5n.apce With Slssmbosk eSuers ard lap
taias. Express and Transportation gofap-nies
eenteriHg ~ this point. and s=EareS EorsaraeTz
freight at thc gery Lowest rate
Orders for buying anu shihpfnksn kinds West
ern produce, hemp. ezsels feathers. provisions.
Is attended 70. To jasuze sefa sfaEsiE. BARK
packages .'Care If B. Slater, st. Louis 30. =
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stationery Stationery! Sfafionery!.
IRON PHILADELPHIA. JUST REGEIy ED
l. by WOODWARD &FIALEY.
WE ARE RECEIVING OUR WINTERSUP-
w plies Of Drugs Ge. 0nF friends in the in
terror viii please send in their orders to tbs
CRY DHUG SroRg.
ts Let Your Light Shine Abroad. ,,
s. bbls Camphine,
10 :. Spiri. Gas, Burning Fluid,
lard Oil,
Winter Sperm OF,
just received. for sale low at the
CRY DguG STORE,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEI-R X Gregory Utah: I
Brock and lady, Ohio; P'of Hopkins, Md; q IL
HaZehurst and lady, Miss Hazlehnrzt ]. w Ha-
Llehurst, Ga; b McKrnnir and dang hter Ten;
w WOrhington, Nd; ID Richardson T-xas; ]
H AShby, Kansas; 9 NJ Ashby; do; 81 Young
Texas A kinkaid. Cal; q Dicki-, NY; X b
Granger, Pa; VIM Reid, Md; G F Rawlinu, NJ
Gubernaro and lady, Moro, Cuba; Sol
lsrs, Ny; w q Harnen, Miss; 6 w McHenry, O
Fer; Phisler, Ky; DR. r. Ma.ks and lady, Ohio:
Frost, Mo; h q Buckley, Mich; Geo Mars
ton, Nh.
BROWNS HOTEL Weeks and sister
Thomas, Nv; r Ewing. %; A G. Ramsey. n
u Allen, ny; Mrs A F n Relfe ard child
Md; IL Sullivan, NC; = Eaton. Mass: WIN n
Swinwey and family, Mo; c W Hapman DC:
II q Enrie, Mo; Mrs Anna O'Toole New York;
de Chares, Havana; r NOgueraS do; n Hsw
son, Pa; Berlin, NY; J Gardner. do; w =
MhoOn and lady, Ala
UNITED STATES HOTEL Nj Wample
Md; w IL Baldwin, DC; Frederick, Ma; j W
Purcsll, do K Hope, do; W J Anderson w :
Peese, Va; FarnswoIth, Mo; e AuItman Ohio:
Barnes, SPilInan. q Peach, Va: J w ste
vens and lady, XIV; DIR w Collins and Iy, Tenn:
Dr Jones and family, Ala.
NORWOOD HOUSE-Ebenezer Warner. w
Sinn, Md NJ o Hern, Va; X A Caskie do:
! A NeiPlanck, NY; A y WadswoIth, Dc; I'd
smith, Mass; L kempShall, Ma; w Cushinau.
"a Mowry, }. B. Gritin, Mo; 6 b Lockwood,
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
NorIcE FOR f ffG; S klisroRAr,o, OF
SSEEHhTTkiN N LAMPS TO MARKET IN THE


spP1ovsd June ss to he state eel q MSIissn to
mentioned. having been so far adjusted as to antho
rlze the release from withdrawal Of fhe lands here
vacant offered lands whIca ne outside Of sir D,iJ"s
on each sIne Of the "GIsnd Rapids and Indiana"
and Milwaukee, Railroad, situated in the UndeI
mentioned townships, hIch have not been sci eoted
Congress or legally AIMED by prs sm,i,n sae Dy
UHieh icsrs sHbjseI 10 entry tSs d1ts ~
the DAYS ard At the PLACES hereinafter spto6sd Al
the ordinary minimum of 81 IS per acre.
AZ the and ONCE At IONA Monday, the Is h day
AsshS' hs1I' VIE;
North Of the base LINE and ,cest OF the pr,ncipoI
meridian.
townships, Sc. 10, IL, u, 49, IA. I5 IT, 49, 49, and
IownshIps :, SIS n.n, Ia, IS. a. 49, II, 49, 10.
Iovnshps4 s. :, 10. II. u, Is. H. Is, 10. 49, 10,
Je ~ u, IS, "a, Is, ls Is. 10.
Tovnshps I, 5, 6, 7,s, 10, I5 l6, H. 49, and o. OF
Town.hps4 6,7,s, 10 IS. Is, II, 10, and a. Of
range sixteen. - VI
T0wnships s.s 10. Is 49, II. Is. and %, of rsus.
Townships 10. Is. 49, IT, ID. 10 and acor range sish
Township Is. of range nineteen.
At the land Office st TRAvEksE CRY IN Mo,d.x
the 18th Cay OF August next, viz:
NoTfh Of the base line and rcest of fhs pyinripaI
Townships ~. p, Is, q, Is, Is, p, So 81 and Is
OF range thirteen. ~
Tovnsai0s q, ~ 3, "a. 25 2s, n, and %, Of RANGE
twelve. Vi 'o"se
townships q, 2. ., a. Is. g. n, and n. of rance
eleven. - 'e"so
Townships q, % - q, s. n. and ~ of range ten.
townships -. a, 8, 81, 81, and 81. II range pIne
rownshIps a, e. p. 81, 81. ard y. of nnss isht.
township -. Of rans % seven.
III seh under nv hand at the city OF Washinxton
sHIs hhln DAY OF June mo DOmInl one Thousand
eight hundred and fifty eight,
c. JHOS. A. HENDRICKS
Jel wtds vi 'he "eneia Lahd Onlce'
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THE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER!

e" The Life Of the Flesh is in the Blood"
When the Blood becomes vltIatet impure, or too
weak. the flesh loses Its vitality, the akin becomes
yellow and pad. the Liver dlsoTdeTed, Dyspepsia
and INDIGESTION follow, the Spirits droop, Nervous
ness commences, and Life becoTes a burden.
HARTSHORN HEALTH RESTORER,
OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
lmpart ng new vIgoT and tone to a constitution i'm
pared ~ disease from any cause. lt removes PIN
pies and All skin eruptIons; arOuses the ply sica
powers OF both seles. gives bloom To the pallId
cheek. and makes one JOYOUS and happy. Though
taste. IL is particularly adapted to Female com
piapts, which IN their very nature are exhausting
ana debIlltatlng. For DrOpsy, or drOpsical swell
Inss, or Kidney and Bla der affections, like
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles ~ cents.
Sold by .tott, MoPhersoD, Clarke, Waite, Kid
well& Lawrence, DR.. Culver, and Ford, Washing
ton City, CIscell L KIdwel, Georgetown
ma % d3m
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man, InnHmerable proofs are shown thar these
II
edly upon the esteem of all men. They safe and
pleasant to take and powerful to cure. Their psne
tratlng properties stimulate the vital activities of
the body, remove the distractions of its organs,
purify the BLOOD and exPel disease. They purge out
sluggish or disordSed organs into their natural ao
ton, ard impaTt heslt INV tone with strength to the
complaints of every body, hat also formidable and
dangerous diseases which have BAH al human skill.
same time in diminished doses the safest and best
physic that can DO employ ell for children. Being
sugar coated, they are pleasant to take and being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm.
Cures ave been made which surpass belief were
they not substaniated hy men Of such exalted posi-
ton and character ss tn forbid the suspicion Of
truth. Many eminent clergymen and PHI sicians
have lent their names to certify To the prbicthe
liability of my remedies, while Others have mo
the assurance of their conviction that IN, Prepare
tIons contribute Immensely 10 the re!ieG OF my alIo-
ted suffering fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased TO furnis h gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their use and certificates of their of the fol-
lowing Complaints:
Cos,Ivaness, Billions Complaints, Rheumatism,
DroPsy, Eeartburn, 81 e8dache arising from foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, NJ OTld inactlOn and
pam arising theTcfIoIn, Flstuency, Loss Of Ape
title, all Uicerous and CutaneOus Diseases which
resuirs an eyaouant medicine, SorOfula or Kings
Evil. They also, by purifying the blood and stIInu
!atlnE The system, cure many complaints which II
Dizziness Partial Biindness. Se1ralrIa' and SerS 20
Gus lrrlsblIty, arrangements of the Liver and Kid
from low state of the body or obstruction of its
functions.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
some other pill they ms Ike more profit Ask for
AYERS Pills, sId take nothing else. No other
they can give You compares with this IN It's ntri
and there IS for them, and they sh ,ud haven't.
Prepared by DIR. J. c. Az t.R. Practical and Ana
ytlcal Ehe'nlst, bowel, Mass. Proc Is cents per
Sold by Y ID. GILMAN. Washington, and by II.
COOK, Alexandra, and BY all dealers every where.