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OFFICE OF THE C. ". :. OF l. o. OF G.. IT,
LGrrenee Mar Ia. 1858

The Grand Lodge is now fully organized, and
has entire jurisdiction over the order of Good
TempIsrs in all parts of Kansas Those wishing
Lodges OTganiZed. or any in formation respecting
the rider, viii please address the e w G.. T., or
q. W. =, and they will receive prompt attention
An. BL4CkLIDGE, GW.C.T.
wv. JENKINS. e. VS.
Papers in the Territory friendly 70 the cause Of
Temperance, will confer favor b. giving the
above notice. nre2
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Cofsiusi CoffinsII

C0FFINS, ready ssd6t, all sizes, and the
~ CHEAPEST in Lawrence, trimmed to order.
Second door south OF CoilaIaOre Building.
Lawrence. Aug %. y. j. WAGNER.
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KANSAS LAND AGENCY.

PASSETT L BRACKET, Surveyors and
- General Land Agents. Lawrence. Kansas,
will give prompt attention 20 the selection and
location of Public Lands; buying and selling
Real Estate the eOleetion Of dues; payment OF
taxes for nun-residents. and all other business
connected with Land Agency. LAND WAR
RANTS furnished al the lowest rates, for cash or
ON time. Particular attention paid TO all busi-
ness sent by mail Houses and city lots for sale
and rent.
References HEM, Williams x CO.. Bankers,
Fairfield, Iowa; a j. Stevenson X Co., Bank
ers, Fort Des Moines, Iowa; Col. NJ. A. Walker,
Register Land Office. Fort Des Moines. Iowa
CoOlbaugh Brooks, bankers, Burlington. lows
Col. L. bassett, Editor of the Dial, kewsnee, LII
GOV. Charles Robinson, Lawrence, Kansas
Adams Il Swift, Leavenworth, Kansas; Hon.
e. >. Boutwell,, Groton, Mass.
d. 4. BASSETT,
G. C. BRACkETT.
Lawrence, May -, Is5s.-Iyr
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SEALS!! SEALS!!:
NJ GREENE
AMBROTTPES.
Era,f Reduction 1f Prices.

THE arie-t ard most beautiful one-ninth size
i Ambrot5pes, Of uHequalied deleacy OF tone
and finish. IN good easel can be had at the
Pict.re KooIns OF J. Bowls. Lawrence, for
All other sizesof pictBres IN proportion Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
The Subscriber feels conhdent II thus Teducihs iI
times demand. and earnestly hopes that all good
and honest traders and tradeSmen viii cut down
their high prices az least so much az VIII allow
for a good picture. May lS.l j. BOWLS
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HAMPDEN

rs located in latitude. 35S ~ longitude, Ie-
j. 90, and nearly in the center 0f Coffey county.
Kansas
The Great Pacific Railroad from Jefferson City
and recently chartered Railroad from Leayen-
town or Correspond with the SeeresAry OF the
Association, J. A. ID. CLARK, Secy.
March I3lh 1853 Il
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VINO Wants a Farm?

rT,HE subscriber has 2 eOe scres Of land in Doug
l. las. Ia kins, Anderson. Franklin. aud Ooie3
X. T., worth from IS TO $40 per acre
aiso, one span Of horses. wagon and harness. ana
one single bore. Town shares IN DelaHaIe,
Falls tisorZetowR. Pleasant Waller. BIT: oil
cad, pottowotto.nie city, &c. AL Of Which ne
wishes to sell low for cash OF exchange Tor soea
property In Lawrence. Would ike 70 c91iI'Ae'
for he erection OF FROM one 70 dozen houses
in Lawrence and rsS for the same u any 81 the
above property. ,. y; WV.
4 Ii. Farm claims. pre-empted land, 9sI
ale bs IMeh z0i SAFE0RD * NOoD
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TN R0OENG.

WE are now prepared TO DO tin roofing ,. short
w notice GATHERING. spoutIHg aad all Kinds Of
jobbIng. promptly executed at the slsn Of the
Big Tea Kettle. ISGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5fh, 1853.
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FLOUR AND MEAL.

FIlHE undersigned having associated for the
j. purpose Of SHILLING in Wssport, would re-
spectfuily call the attention of the community
and solicit share of patronage, ieeling eonh-
dent that we can give entire satisfaetlgn. Our
Flour Is a fresh and superior article. Meal kept
constantly on hand for sale exc bange, give as
q call. LlSIbb q blSL6.
Westport. Ne. 1859. spr5'1y
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SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK, AT
AUCTION!!

They have sold their store building. and pur-
pose retiring from business, hence their desire
TO close out their stock.
Those indebted to the firm are expected to
make tasSaefiats payment.
HSTreEee August q 1853
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Ready Made CIothing!
The College Journal Of Medical
Sciences

The College Journal Of Medical
science,
A MONTHLY Magazine of Il pages, conducted
II b. the Faculty OF the Eleetic College of Medi-
cine, Is published at One Dollar \ ear, payable
in advance. The volume of the .LoErHGk COM
menees with the year. Communications for SUBJ
seription, or for specimen numbers, should be
directed TO
Dr.C H. CLEAyELAND, Publisher,
l39 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, q.
June 26, 1855.
Removal.
n WILMARTH has removed his Bookstore
". and Periodical Establishment to Eye's
Building in the room with the Post Office, No. b
Massachusetts street, where he intends keeping
constantly on hand a general assortment of
SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS AND CHILDREN's
BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY,
And all the various eteeteras that may be called
for in such an establishment.
All the popular Magazines of the day, together
with Boston, New York, Philadelphia. CIncin-
natl, Chicago, Washington and st. Louis News
papers. Subscriptions TO all, received and So
lieited. Also
and Music.
Also, Sacred Music Of the various collections.
The " Circulating Library" IS supplied with ali
the new popular publications Of the day.
June l9 1858.
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Lavvrence Bu.ine.. nirectorY.

Lawrence Business BiRectorys
MINER 4 FULLER. Physicians snd Surgeons
Lawrence, Kansas. Particular attention given
TO Surgery and diseases Of the Eye.
JOHN B. WOOD Land Agent and Money Bro
ker, Lawrence, Kansas.
C. ST0RRS, JE.. Land Agent and Surveyor.
II. SHANkLdN, W holesale 2ad Retail Boot snd
Shoe Dealer.
T. CONANT. Dealerin Dry Goods and Groceries
z. L. FRAZER, Matchmaker and Jexeler.
L. KELLOGG, Dentist.
WHITNEY HOUSE, I. L. Whitney.
E. s. LOWMAN, Attorney at Law
JOHN VI. C0E. Counselor. and Attorney at Law
g. ". BROWN, Atty at Law and Land Agent.
GEO. FORD, Dealer in Dr. Goods, Groceries, sc
RIDEN0UR BRO, Land Agents and Real
Estate Brokers.
MORROW HOUSE, Morrow EIiridse.
CENTRAL HOUSE, 3. johnson
S y. WOOD / CO., Real Estate Agents and
Dealers IN Exchange and AoneY.
:. y. WOOD, Netary Public and Commissioners
of Deeds for Ohio.
C. STEARSS, Grocer and Provision Dealer
except WHISKY
D. B. BURNHAM. Dealer in Seeds and Agricul-
tural Implements
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L ANSAS LODGE. No. 10 1. D. of G. I:
I-e o'clock, in Babcoek Liking Hall. Mem
bers of the Order from different Lodges are inyI-
ted to attend j. f -GRiSWOLD4H. L. L.
j n RAYYoSp, ". :. apf3
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n. MsCrackeR,
Grea, sale of City Property.

r WILL expose 20 public sale, in the city Of
i lawrence. to the highest bidder, or SATURDAY.
the I'd .ay Of July next. ten thousand lots IA the
following towns. 70 wit
Lawrence, iesvenworth. LecomPs1D, focum-
sch, Topeka Manhattan, Emporia; Bur ihes.ine.
Americas OttumHa, Dread, NeOshe City, EsiEss
tropoiis, MinneOIa, 0saWat0mie, SpEihg hill
MeCamish, ,Quindaro BellFue. DOniPhan. trsss.
hopper Falls, st. George, ogden, b;90nIbgtoh
and nearly every other live town IN kansas
Terms, Cash. Title can be examined the week
before sale bs calling al the basement oi tile
Herald of Freedom building, during v Nnich TIN 9
persons having lots OF town shares 90 dispose Sf
nav call and leave them for sale. One OF the
best auctioHeeFs in the country Will pe sG2lol Cd
( for the occasion. u W Dho"N ~.
Lawrence. Mar etb. le0o.
H The above sale in adjourned to octo6e
| 3Ist, I6JS.
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A W. King.
and warrants

A TToRyEY and dCounse4sor st Law. Solicitor
~ in ChaDeers. and general collecting sgeut
peIasare Gits- r. T. Mar -. s. sm
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I AWRENCE LODGE No. 6 |. U. Of @. I.
IL meets regularly, every Monday, at l-2
o'ciock, in Babeoek Lykins' Hall. Members
of the order from other Lodges are invited 70
meet viii, as whenever they can make it cOnyen
lent. T. X. BROohS, W. ~
c. l.. EpW AEBs. W. :. May 10. So.
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DALLOU'S MONTHLY, PICTORIAL FLAG.
11 Novelette, and other LiteraKy papers. re-
--.T-3fv August. at gILAARfH'S.
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buzz Saw fer sale.
Piows! PIows! PIosys!

A CIRCULAR SAW and hrbor, suitable for
~ saving iaih, for sale. Gail st the AsrStd Or
freedom office. u. w. bhoh -.
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RIO LOAN. for Thirty-One Dollars less than Al
i Tseeonptan. Also, Money % loan on real
estate secarity. BIZ II. II SIMPSON,
Iawrcpce. Juns fe. 1s5s.-H 1Ss1ry Itsosse.
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Hotel,
o. ID. HERRNGToN,

TTof.Sr sIf;S aud ORNAAiENTAL PAIN-
II TER- GL1zTEz and GR aIysE. 10. = asssz-
.t,.sss1e st-eef- opDasiIe the Post 0dee- lneee
Eishins goed Sign. or their hsassz al ~.
and PspeTed. at reasonable ps,sssas e.is .ss-f =
asas ast hs esn give entire sasisfastsea Alzsa
Paints faE sale.
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SchoeI HOOKS! school BoOks!!

VNHE subscriber has on hand Towns, McGuf-
l. fey's, Sanders SargentS, and Towers Series
of Readers; Websters Spelling Book. GreenIeaf 5
RaJ' 8, ColbaraS, Smith S. and HaIscn's ArIta-
metics; Primers. Bullion's, Green's ana Wells
the Book Store, Post Uiee building, . Mass.-
chuSetts street. u. " ILAARIu.
Lawrence, Aug. lSJS. II
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July %. isSs.
TERRITORY OF KANSAS =.

july .. Iroo-
TERRITORY OF KANSAS g:
SHAWNEE COUNTY,
TAKE noflce, that ! shall proceed 10 settle
l. the estate of PREsToS HoFFAKERS. before
the Probate Court of ShaEneeeoanty.e On the nrst
having claims against said estate, Viii please
present them before that time; and ali persons
indebted to the aforementioned estate, are re-
qHested to come forward AMI pay ap inmedi-
ately. WESLEY GAkREIT.
js3i-4t Administrator Of Preston Hodakers.
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I,Do,,an, 10 Counsry DeaIer..

Important 10 Country Dealers.
UOU can save at least Ten per cent. by bun ing
i your Hardware, Tin Ware. Nails. window
Glass, &c. &c AT ms store, in preference to going
on the Missouri river for il. when YOU take into
consideration the time and expenge of getting
goods from the river. In a word, VIII sell ali
1cht goods To the trade at less than river prices.
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5th, 1853.
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Land in IeWa !

900 ACRES ef Land IN Hairless soaEsy;
lZU Iowa. sithin SIX miles q ses :
-, ssie or trad for property In LeNrsnss
- 10 .sss ssr ssss. nss s.f. MUD.
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lust What is NeeGedI
HYDRAULIC CEMENT AND LIME.

THE BEST QUALITY OF CEMENT OR
i Water lime can be obtained of Ir: Solo
mon, ConaHt's store, opposite the Morrow
House, Lawrence; or of the subscriber. four
miles and half w est of Lawrence, According
10 the tests made thus far, there Is article Of
the kiad used in market superior to thls. Or
ders will receive as prompt attention as elreum-
stances will admit.
Also, q supply of Hydraulic Lime may be ex-
pected in the course of u few weeks. This will
make piastering which will not 50 fall of. even
though, after 1t Is once dry, il should get vet
occasIonalis, and can he used for substantial
mortar In building purposes
July 10, 50. FRANCIS BARkER.
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stolen from Vie,

ON board the Steamboat Meteor, on the night
~ of the 18th of May, Is5S, between Jefferson
City and Kansas City, two Land Warrants; one
in favor of Widow Jemima osborne, No. 6l ,9H
the ether in favor of William Ackerson, No.
13 800. forbid all persons buying said " arIaniS.
as have made application to the Commissioner
OF Pensions for duplicates for said Warrants.
July IA, SO. PATRICK HENDkICK.
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uo.sE AND LOT FOR SALE.

A STONE HOUSE. 20 by . feet. two stories
~ high, with a basement, situated near the
business part If the town. and well adopted for
a private residence for some person deslTous OF
living near hlS business. Il offered tor sale AZ
hargain Possession will be given immediately.
Incrire at the ReFsaki OF EreeHODa office of
Lawrence April ). 1855. q. W. BROhA.
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To uoUsE BrILDERs.
10 she Farmer. OF Kansas.

IF you want PL0N. or any other AgrieIltl-
j raj Implement, 20 straight 70 Barker 5iard-
vwsre a1i Stove Store, where you viii find ans
Thing that sou mas need on your farm at greatly
reduced prices. NULb bAhhEh.
IaNreEee. June 5.h- ls5e.
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FEW LEFT, which viii be sold yery low
n for essh. INGLE BARKER.
LaNrenee. June 9Th. Is5s.
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Something for Every body.
IF soa want STOVE cheap, go to tie NAM
l. moth Hardware Store
ifyou want HARDWARE the place to find it
is ut Barker's Mammoth Hardware and Steve
Store.
If you want MECHANICS TOOLS,
If you want NAILS,
If Eou want WILLOW WARE,
If you Sant WOODEN WARE.
If you want CHURNS,
If you want TIN WARE,
90 at once to Barker's Mammoth Hardware and
Stove Store, where ycR will find the heaviest
and most complete assortment IN Kansas Terri
tose. NULL bAhhEh.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES!
PRENTISS d GRIsWOLD,

A RE now receiving and will keep constantly
n on hand a large and well assorted stock of
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals, de-, embracing all
the articles generally kept by Druggists and
Chemists, at the
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MARRIED.

In West Bloomfield, Michigan, on the 10th uIt..
by Rev. E. Father, Mr. EDWIN G. PHELPS, Of
Emporia, and Miss MARY IRISH, of West Bloom
field.
la this city, August =, BY Rev E. Mute, Mr.
MoNTREyILLE BREWER to Mrs. MARY MOODY,
both of Lawrence.
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s.usr SAWSf SAWS /!

MILL, Muley. Cireula. and other Saws can be
NJ found. ali sizes, az the Mammoth Hardware
and Stove Store, which We can recommend TO
give entire satisfaction.
Lawrence. June SIN. Is5s.
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sour HOuSes3

HAVING formed a aconneetion with a Manu-
J. llfaeturing House in Boston, Mass, 1 will fur
nish an quantity If Blank Books; Writing Pa.
per; Stationery, &C., from 70 to y per cent. less
than any other person can afford 10 do who pay
rent,-as do nOt-and can Oire array what 9th.
ers pas, TO the pubic.
Country Merchants send on your orders oi
what you will want. and | will furnish direct
from the Manufac turers cheaper than YOU car
get goods from ST. Louis, rs Firms there get near
Is all their stock from the East,
shall buy for cash and sell for the same
Call and get some of the samples Of what cGH
furnish, for nothing.
d. CLEM0NT.
Vernon: Street Lawrence, Kansas,
July Eth, IsjS. If
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His Excellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
4 President Of the United States.
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Hon. JUICE 4LowRiE. .v -
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President, with superintendent and five assis-
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IT NURSERY. -.


FOR THE SPRING OF 1853.
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT
n AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shrubs,
Vines, ETC., including
APPLE TREES, 6 years grafted) very thrifty,
and of the best varieties for Central and South
ern Ohio. tre sl4..l Ser,
PEAR TREES, both standard and dwarf, the
latter on Anglers ounce stocks, very thrifty
and handsome.
CHERRY TREES, adapted to the climate of the
Southwest mostly ON Mahaleb stocks, and
branching low.
Peach TREES, of the best age and size, with
fine healthy roots, and of the choicest kinds.
-Plums, Quinces, Apricots, Nectarines, Al
monds, Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries, Rasp-
berries, Strawberries, Rhubarb and Asparagus
Roots. Usage Orange Plants, (for hedging) etc.
Also, Evergreens of various kinds, Roses,
and Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, in great
variety, and at low prices.
"a Send for a DEscRlprIvE CATALOGUE, and
order directly from head quarters, as no agents
are employed TO sell trees for US. Articles viii
be packed securely, and forwarded to any
points on the Railroads, as directed. Owen
| ty varieties Of choice FLOWER SEEDS sent by
mail, postage free, for S1.) Address
NJ. B. BATEHAM & CO.,
| Fe3. II, 1857. Columbus, o.
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e~ a GOOD anecdotc is told of 1

"a a good anecdotc is told of the
conductor of the spassenge train on the NJ.
g. C. r R. betweon Cipcianati and Mari
eta. On a recent trip he overlook q
cripple, .limping along by the side of the
track, when the conductor kindly invited
him to getsson and bride. The wooden
legged man thanked him, and replied that
be had rather not as he was in a hurry
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Petition to Complete Contract

Petition to Complete Contract
ToHN SLACK, William Slack, Sarah Jane
y Slack, Thomas Slack, Frederick Slack and
Adnairem Slack, heirs at law of Robert Slack.
deceased, will take notice that the undersigned,
on the 5th day of March, 1858, filed in the Fro
bate Court of Monroe County Ohio, petition
praying for leave the administrators of Rob-
ert Slack. deceased, to make a deed of convey
ance to Job Stackhouse, for the following
premises, to wit: Four acres of land living in
Washington township, in Monroe county, Ohio,
bounded and described as follows: Commenc-
ing for the same at the south east corner of
Nathan Gatchell's farm; from thence east on
the line between said Slack and William Wood
ford, to the run; thence up said run to the
line between said Slack and Nathan Gatchell;
thence south to the place Of beginning; which
will be FOR hearing on the 3lst day of March,
1859, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard. JOHN BEARDMORE,
x =. CHARITY SLACK,
Adni'rs. of Robert Slack decd.
By SINCLAIR, WIRE & SINCLAIR their Att'ys.
March 10, 1S5S.-3w.
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King Charles and his Fool.

4 lfI
- This good fellows influence was so
great, that Charles, King of France, once
SO remarked to him, he thought they had
8 better change places: As Jean did not
look woll pleased at the proposal, Charles
asked him if he were not content at the
idea of being a king. -
e,s.s.@ '0h, content enough was the reply;
but I should be exceedingly ashamed al
- having such a foolS ll5sa aet = q
- $50 II was this foolswho once tried his
- masters nerve by rushing into his room
one morning, with the exclamation =
.se Oh, sire. such ncws!! -Four thousand
sssmen have risen in the city!!' =
sWhat!' cried the startled king; with
what intention have they risena. d r
Issssfv We'll, said JEAN placing his fnger
~ supon his nose. probably with the inten-
tion oflying down again at bedtime :,
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Don't Purchase.

A Ill persons are hereby warned not to pur
IL chase note of hand given by me, in An
gust last, to William Shell, and due next Au
gust, for fifty dollars.
Mar. 3, 1858. w. C. CUNNINGHAM.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS.

fTHE undersigned has first rate JACK, which
i he proposes to keep this season. He is
SPANISH JACK, A years old, and of black
color. Terms--to insure a colt S5, ,00--Sl go
to be paid when the service is rendered and
50, 90 when the mare is known to be with foal
Also, a full-booded Suffolk Hog, of P. Mel
endy's stock, of Hamilton Co., o., and full
blooded Sussex Hog, both fit for service.
He has for sale full-blooded Sussex pigs;
also Suffolk and Sussex pigs. These stock of
Hogs cannot be surpassed In the country.
VIM. HILL.
Residence on the road from Woodsield to
Beallsville.
April 7, 1888,
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THE LAW OF WEwSF FAFEFS.
l. Subscribers who do not give express no
tice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription
.. If subscribers order the discontruanc" of
their newspapers the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Offices TO which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon-
tinued. .
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Bottcniield & Wells, in Stafford, Monroe
County, Ohio, was Dissolved on the 24th of
March 1853. The accounts of the firm are in
the hands of Hiram Bottenfield for settlement.
HIRAM BOTrENTIELD.
Appll z, 1858 CH ARIES WELLS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-05-05
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THE undersigned is prepared to locate Land
l. Warrants in Iowa. The best selections will
be made in the southern part of the State, he
having secured an efficient Agent to make seec-
tions and locate the Warrants. The subscri-
ber fiatters himself that he can render entire
satisfaction. Charges reasonable.
May l3, 1857. JOHN B. NOLL, Agent.