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TERRITORY OF KANSAS

VT AASSftASost
CoUsTY CT DOU6LAs.
T EONARD LAKE, Plaintiff. 6. JAMES II.
Il DENVER and 2. A. HALSEY. defend
aHts.-Said James u. DENVER and 4. "A. halsey
will take notice, that said Leonard Lake, On the
16gh day of April. A. ID. IsSs fled in the 0eiee Of
the Probate Court for said county, his petition
against them. setting forth that said james ~.
DENVER Is indebted TO him in-the sum Of $Ss5
and interest thereon. at I've per eeat. per month.
from the ID day Of febrsary, 1858. which i Sc
cured by mortgage. executed to said Plaintiff
81 said james Ii. DENVER, on ihe south half Of
LOT le on ermont street, and also the Rndiyided
Aaff ef lot . on Rhode Island street. in the toHa
OF Lawrence, county ef Douglas and Territory Of
Kansas: ard afse in the sum of niRet5-six dollars
and interest thereon at six per cent per annuu,
frcm February 1st, le5s, which Is secured b. a
mortgage executed b said James N. DENVER to
ore " iilism \. Frazier, and b him signed tc
said Leonard Lake, on the south half Of lot num-
Der eighteen On eTment street. N Lawrence,
aforesaid; and that said Halsey has. or claims
to have, amortzags upon Que OF both Of said lots.
The Petition pays for judgment against said
James u. DENVER fog the above named sums and
interest. and she foreclosure Of said mortgages
and sale af said lots. The said Defendants are
recaesse1 20 answer said Petition b. the 1Ifh day
of September. a. D. Isss
HALSEY 4 BARTLETT.
July Il. 1s5S.-St Attsys for Plaintiff.
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HAMPDEN

rs located in latitude. 3sa Is; longitude. ls'
Kansas.
The Great Pacific Railroad from Jefferson City
and recently chartered Railroad from LeaVen-
town or correspond with the Secretary Of the
Association. j. 4. ID. CLARK, See'y.
March l3.h, 1853. If
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JAMES CHRISTIAN. !
CHRISTIAN & LANE,

A TTORNEYS At Law ONCE, duncan
Thev are "reminiscences for ali the Western
states. They will attend TO collections IN hsa-
sas, Nebraska. Western Missouri and lows
Ir. (;hristian having had large experience N
.ba h1s;rsS1 will attend to making invest
ments In Town property and Lands de viii re-
eeiye for lean or sale, land warrants at fair
percentage,
aexcta hiTaseif ercIssieGy to the practice, ana
trusts by strict atteation to business, TO receive
4 portion CT the business Of the people OF han-
Sas. aa.k
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Special Noticss.
Just what is Needed!
HTDgaULIC CEMENT AND LIME.

THE BEST QUALITY OF CEMENT Or
mon. Cona1t's store, opposite the Morrow
House. Lawrence; or of the subscriber, four
miles and > half West Of Lawrence. According
10 the tests made thus far there Is no article OF
ders will receive as prompt attention as selreum-
stances will admit.
Also, supply of Hydraulic Lime may be ex-
make plastering which will not " fall on, even
though, after il is once dry, il should get wet
oeeaslonaIly, and can be gsed for substantial
mortar in building purposes.
Juiy le IS. FRANCIS BARkEk-
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Wfl1ism d parsona

q -. - =. - - =. -
tested cases in the Land Ofiee. ell n alters paT
tanning to Real Essase, GensesaEeis =. 8xeeu-
ton Of titles, &c. fssisa n the SsInsnsrels
BsiidiHe-IsErsnee. Kalsas. Des-s
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Never known Te Fail.
pa. SAMUEL srEoxe's

Never known Te Fail.
pR. SAMUEL sfEoSe's
FEVER And AGUE DESTROYER.
A FEW EXTRACTS SFR0MLETTERS, CIV,
Il ing the opinion Of Ministers; Doctors, an0
Druerists Of that highly celebrated remedy, OF
THE D0cT0Es EEc0xNEED IT.
Dr Ssusuel Strungs feseF Destroyer 4 JUS
sxfat We want In this bilious climate. Il kzf
ne-forTnefi many remarkable cures.
Pe1'O' = = A. LART1oEK- II. D.,
Nahon, Huntington Co., Ind.
Nr. Curtis Hatch, Of RayennS. u sa5s:-D
Samuel Strong's Fever DESTROYER sells Weil. a1o
gives the best Of satisfaction 30 IL many custom
ers.
The Fever Destroyer IS the Hedicine LOT t1s
asue and feFer-iteur eFery time. ! tAihk u
she hest ague medicine ever se3d.
Rev. Ed. Young. De Wit, CiIlteE Coants'
Mich. says :-DF. Samuel StreEgs EefeI pe-
stroyer is without doubt the best sgue medIelss
ever before the pablie. eza informed ~ " "
druggists that II gives the best saFIsdaeiien eho
has become one Of the Bcst popular remedies ef
n int reduced IN the " est.
r. Thayer, Druggist. Lansing hIen-. n eeS n .
hisletters says.-l have sold several gross % II
struug's Fever Destroyer with great success. ahe
want nothing better.
= 81. sErear 8 Co., Cieseland s-Genss =
Your Fever Destroyer has gwen uniye.sai set1s
faekios. aad performed many EeacsI1ui rdres II
| fRis eeefioa. RESPECTFULLY your eb't serS e,
HESS BRO. Last saginaw Alea.
gn1d at wholesale and retail b.
WOODWARD i FINLEY, iaErcaee-
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Won can save at least Ten per esst. b. baying
n rour Hardware, Tin Ware. Nails. Window
Glass &c, &c at ms store, in preference 70 going
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the time and expense Of getting
goods from the river. In ; word. 1 will sell AL
1ghf goods to the trade ct less than river prices.
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5th, 1850.
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PanTR ayD "AE<,

fISHE undersigned having associated fog the
J. purpose Of MILLING in Wssport, would re-
speeIfully call the attention Of the communig.
and solicit share Of patronage, feeling conE-
dent that we csn give entire sstisfsetiQn. 0HE
Flour is fresh and superior article. Aea. Kept
constantly on hand for sale OF exchange, giye n
q cali. LiSIEh 8lSLE.
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maRRIED.

July 5th, 1853. By Rev. G. Seymour. Mr.
JoHs SEATsEL to Miss CATHARINE DoNSEL-
son.
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cre.t saIe % Cisy Property.

WILL expose to public sale, in the city of
1 Lawrence. 20 the highest bidder, % cat9fasy.
the ID day Of tuly next, ten thoasald tsts u tas
following towns. to Wit
Lawrence, LesyenWorth, LecemPton. Teern.
sch. Topeka, Manhattan, EmRoTIa. bIftInsemz.
troDolis, MinneoIa, Osaxatsnis. Spring Hid
McCamish, Quindaro. Belivue. DoHlPhan. 6rsssg
hopper Falls. St George. OgdeH, bleo-nigsicet
Terms. Cash Title can be examined the geek
before sale b. calling st the basement o. ne
fiersIa OF Freedom building. during Nhics nns
nersgns having LOIS " town shares 70 dispose ct
nav ali and leave them for sale. 0ae Of the
best auetioneers in the country vii e eIag5q@sa
for the occasion. " " DaS = - :
LaHrenee, Nag eth. le5e.
T The abovs sale in adjeurnsd 70 Oetoes
31sf ieSs
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THE REGULAR MEETINGS Of Laurense
i Lod<e. No. 6. sre held on the first Thursdas
Of Zach meath. n Azsenie Hsli. over the Express
o5ice. las. GHklsIIAN, W. i.
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MILLENERY! MTLLINERY!l
E7ftaey Houss so.s,2Ra

EKffReg H0asse 10. 5, y IL 8
T AIDES, ATTENTION. Miss McINFIRE has
Ii On hand. and is constantly receiving. an
excellent assortment Of Millinery Goods, and Is
prepared to accommodate her prices TO the times.
Miss N. has had several years experience IN one
of the best Millinery establishments In New fork
CITY, and her reputation for bleaching and press
ing b0naess cannot be surpassed either IN the
West or East. Dresses neatly fitted and made to
order, and On short notice.
IaHrcnee, &. T., May -, Ie5S. 3m$
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Iosiah Miller.

y thor;ty established ia Kansas, announces
that he will now attend to any business pertain
ing to the profession of the Law. Settling F nere
in August, 1854. and being Editor OF the & ha.
aas re- S;,rke - (which was DESTROYED in Law
renee. slst May 1861 he is well posted as to the
best PLACES for investing money on specaia-
tion, and as to the true condition Of most eeE. e
tested claims ia this county, ana VIII aeeehe W
any business of that kind.
II. b. That his Office of Judge Of Probate does
not prevent his practicing law IN all othercourIs
of Kansas; but it gives him authority 70 admin
ister oaths, take dispositions, acknowledgmsht< &C
of deeds and other instruments OF writing; oe
A number of $50 acre warrants on hand Vi
fee No. Il. Massachusetts ST., Opposite ExpIssss
Once Lawrence, Kansas. Dec Y %
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES!
PRENTISs q @ISWOLD,

A RE now receiving and viii keep constantly
II On hand large and web assorted SOCK q
Drugs Medicines Chemicals, &e-. EN- nbEaelng 81.
the articles generally kept b Druggists ana
raffnisfz At fha
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RAIL ROAD mEETING.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Solicitor
n in Chaneer,. and general collecting agent,
Delaware Gitv- nj Mar 20, u Gun
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Ready Made cleshing.

i large and web selected stock, suitable for
Spring and Summer We predetermined to sell
cheaper than the cheapest.
Gents. FURSISHIS6 G0oDS-A large and COM
plete assortment. Also. HAIs! HATS!
\. B.-We pay M rent. and can AFFORD, and are
prepared to Sell Cheaper than atsny other house
Ia town
TaWrenee Nav IL 1883
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Lew. sAFFcED 3 ,. so0a.
safFera = wosds
4 TF0RNEYS At Law, Iawreaee. kansss.
II HiH practice IN th several eenrfs OF Feeoro
in Kansas and attend 70 cases IN the Lana onzes.
sE.r IarT f5fFsee and the preparation ot PEs-
ampsion papers. Collections made u anFpsrte o.
the Vest. 60.
o.. H., f5Silenon Biiss II c., Elyria Ohio
Hon, n r IoekEood. Omsha. = T.: Dr. Ed
-sri Saftaa Smith. Boston, Mass; GeT- g
Rabinson, LaSEeaess D. tFslasse II -
1sssa-i syFfo. <sisfr.zorsk Lead cs. Loan
Ia. Hen. !. e. Rost. Sane1zkE. 0hie: hon.
s. s. KirkHoed. Iowa Cts: Is~a; kllsr 81
r., BsEkerz- seFsprb n. FEB =. =
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b. MsCHekeRa

vxTHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Grocer a.
w Iron Dealer, ReceiYing. Forwarding en4
Commission Merchant, Leyee. Soath Chefokse
street. LeaFenHorth City. K. Z. Nov. =; IS.
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Hnholsfeu.
III. VI, Simpson,


The EIeetic College Of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.
THE Winter Session of 1555-9 WillcommeRceon on
the 18Th of October, and continue 10 weeks.
A full and thorough course of Lectures will be
good opportunities for attention to Practical
Anatomy, and with ample Clinical facilities at
the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the chairs viii be IS fol-
oEs
TIE. ST. JOHN, VI. D..
Professor Of Aeatosag and PAgsioiogg-
J.F. JUDGE, NJ. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A. J.H0WE, NJ D.,
Professor Of SuTgey
C.H. CLEAVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor Of 1Miteria Ae1lieG and Therapeutics.
WM. SHERWOOD, Nd,
Professor OF Keficat Praetiee and PdtAofegy.
J.R. BUCHANAN, VI. D.,
Eiaeritas Professor Of CtreJrdi Pagsi0loly Gad
LssttfHies OF EedieiHe.
JOHN KING, NJ. D..
Professor Of OIsfefyics and Diseases Of H0f5es
and (ziJdFeE.
The Terms Of the Session will be the same a.
heretofore, vis.-HaTticulation, s. 90; Tuition,
ssa 60: Demonstrators Ticket, % 10. tEvery
student Is required to engage IN dissection one
session before gFadaation.1 Graduation, 80 10 )
Ticket to Commercial Hospital, topticnai9 % 10.
The Leeture-ROoms are newly finished, neat,
and comfortable. and In central locality, in
College Hail. Walnut Street, where students
will fad it convenient to call On their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained OF the
Dean OF the Faculty, II his ofiee. Nc. 1l3 Smith
Street, or Of Prof. g. h. Cieaveaad, Secretary OF
JOHN KING. ii. d., Deaa.
frne Is 1859.
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DALLoU.S MONTHLY, PICTORIAL FLAG.
= Nevslistte and other LitefaSx papers, re-
ceivsd for August, At WIEaARIH'S.
Jaly -. 1853
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r.. Z. FRazER,

.aaf. Il. L. FRAZER, RI
E CITY JEwEL@,& -
DEALER IN
NATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER WARE.
w Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, Re-
yolyers, and Yankee Sotio1s.
Having lust returned froga the East with .
new and large stock Of goods. ard opened the
largest and best store of the kind in kaasss, he
Is thoroughly prepared to supply the wants Of the
people with everything connected With his busi-
ness. Clocks, Watches and JeEelry thoroughly
and promptly repaired. Free State Hotel or
Eldridge House, Lawrence. Kansas.
Iu1e Sth 1853 If
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T AwRESCE LODGE NO. 9 /. o. of 9. I.
IL meets regularly, every Monday, at -
o'clock, in Babeoek 4 Lykins' Hall. Aemeers
of the order from other Lodges are invited 70
lent. L. Il. BkOOAS.
C. L. EpE ARDS, W 5. Nay 10. 'ss.
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Burlingame, z. T-Late Council City
Settlement n lis.
To Let

A SPLENDID DAGUERREAN GALLERY
Il in CoIlamore Buildings, st the Corner ci
Massachusetts, and Henry streets. bnqadre cI
GEO. W. C0LLAAURE,
No Al Massachusetts, Street. Dec. q
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Something for Every body.

Something Tor EVery BODY
IF YOU want STOVE cheap, go to the Man,
i moth Hardware Store
If you want HARDWARE, TIE place to find it
is at barker's Mammoth Hardware and Stove
Store.
If you want MECHANICS TOOLS.
Ii you want NAILS,
If you want WILLOW WARE,
If YOU want WOODEN WARE,
If sou want CHURSS.
IL you want TIN WARE,
go at once to Barker's Mammoth Hardware and
Stove Store. where you will find the heaviest
and most complete assortment in Kansas Terri
tory. LNULE DhhhEh.
Lawrence, June 9Th. 1855.
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Isarsalnss Barsainsi Bargains!
SELLING flaf 10 flase Business!

"A call at E. COMMITS, opposite the MUk,
ROW HOUSE haze msde large fortune and
wish To close ms business n Lawrence. 80 as 20
give oIhers ebanee % do the saEse-
CALL AND SEE
Fer ynHrselves, as viii sell Goods lower than
they can be bought west Of st LoHis. for CASH.
We have On ha:sd the isrgest stock Of Goods IN
ilaHfenee. consisting ef
DRT GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS,
BO0TS. SHGES. HARDIN ARE.
i very large stock Of Groceries. general assort-
meat of Furnishing Goods for Gents, asd great
many ether fscusis, tee numerous 70 mention,
which will be sold to the eo4afrs trade on good
terms 50 as to make i te their advantage to give
Eae call. Doa'f forget f. GGSAS1 :. opposite
the Morrow House. lD2s al
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KANSAS LODGE, No. 10 ]. o. Of G. I.
10 o;cIoek. in Rabcock Lykins' Hall. Hsa-
bers cf the order from different Lodges are invi-
ted 10 attend ]. 4. GRiSW0LD. w. q. I.
J. M. RAYMOND. w. ). aYfs
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e 5. Pest 8 Co.a
CHARLES n. BRANscoMBE.

BANKERS 4 REAL ESTATE BROKERS
u Exchange Building. Kansas Avenue, Wyan.
dots K 7. iyiItf
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Ohie state aaa Unfen Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed 20 Gieve-
i land. Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating msy be admitted
70 practise. Fer Circulars address, at Cleveland,
FEB u sly NJ A. KING, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THEG. W. s. OF I. O. OF Cit
LaaFeace. May le, le53.
The Grand Lodge Is now fully organized. and
has entire Jurisdiction over the order of Good
Templsrs IN al parssef Kansas Those wishing
Lodges organized. or ans IN forsnati0n respecting
the ..rler, viii please address the G. w G.. T. or
G.. ". s., and they will receive prompt attention
An BIZ sCKLIDGE, 8. ". CT.
J.W JENKINS. g. " $.
Papers Ia the Territory friendly 70 the eanse Of
Temperance, viii confer favor by giving the
above notice. m2
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Pine Flooring! Pine Flooring!
A FEW THOUSAND FEET PINE LUMBER
- for sale at S5a per thousand.
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5th. 1853.
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Attorney at Law.

DARTICULAR attention given to Land cases.
L lawrence, h. T., April Il, 1883.
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WHOLESALE GROCER. Forwarding and
W CalaEniszion Merchant. Also. geler1l
Steamboat Agent and Collector. New fre-2Ioo
bailding, se- 100. Levee. LeaTenHorth City.
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Water Coolerst Water Coolers!
ON HAND and made to order at the Mammoth
" Hardware and Stove Store,
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5tb. 1858.
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3. wendt

2. wendt.
FORWARDING ard Commissicn Merchant
a-,i 5esIer IA Foreigp and Domestic Liquors,
sSfa - TETEE. ALTON. Ill. Warehause i'm
meiissely on keokzk and 0uinc5 Packets Land
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ou. HEKnmeroNs

- ne - - = = -
H0TSg. Sign ana GRsAHEETAL PAIN
II TER Gzsz1EE and GK alssEx ae, = = =s;z=.-
.;sSssse :. rcs3 Syn. 81 their hpnsss -zszzse
sd PSrsrsd. et reaselaszs pT.sest s1t e5 t-=ss
give ki5z ssIl - bye<Perlasss 1s .sss
dent thai BE can gIEe s1sro - 49,
Pkznzs EoE skie.
Ie<fsnee- Hay 7. -
Ean& - AoWz
~ ACREs ef Lans i HaIrssoa eoz1sz:
AAf - uifkfn sEx Essles qs ts< zz-zs9eszz-
-r-s.< arsd fgo ef the beaEzz11I essx e <59z
fsr ssIe, o. 0rtfn4sfokrE1zsa = - = -
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Fresh Arrival ef Summer Geedst
w. e. SUTLEEF.

MERCHANT TAILOR. has just received from
w Boston, at his Clothing Emporium, No. ,
Massachusetts, street. four doors nerth Of J.
Blood 5. q New and Splendid assortment OF Sum
and fancy; Black, Blue. Brown. Olive, Green,
Dahlia, ard Plum Celored Broad Cloths. Also,
Corduroy, Tweeds. MaTseiles Linen Drills, ana
ether cheap fabrics, suitable for Farmers wear.
Gentlemen wishing neat and elegant Coat,
Vest or Pants made 10 order, IN the latest ana
most approved style. from New and ksshienssie
ticods and at Prices 10 ssi5 tie fsases, give rs
call and we will do you good in the Eay of work
u,alship. good material and Gentsel EIts.
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3. SIMMONS. &c. LsADShAiEA-
CIMMOyS b LEADBEATER. Forwsrdins
y and Confnission Merchants and kanses
Freight Agents. No. ~ South Main St.. 81 Louis.
BIO. Full information given to al Is 70 Eoates'
points, &e., free Of Charge.
Readsr = ". BroEn. Dr. G. Cutter, K. Coates
National Kansas CoHnittee.and orr friends, the
EFes ssGfe asea of Kansas.
Mark paekages-Care Of Simmons Leadeess-
CT, st. Louis, No. .,.. p.-.-
steamboats,. -.
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SMALL STEAM ENGINE and Boiler for
n sale ST bargain. Inquire q the llsra,a ,s q
FFeed0za Office II. W. bhuHs
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TIN ROoFNG.

WE are now prepared to do tin roofing st short
w notice EatteFing, spogtiBg and ali kinds OF
lobbing. promptly executed az the sign Of the
Big Tea Kettle. ISGLE BARKER,
Lawrence, June 5th. i65e
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Drs. Newman & Tollcss
MO q, MASSACHUSETTS, STREET, Law
lN rance K T. ~-tfs
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LARGE Store House and Masonic Hall. at
u Big Springs, aEso fss shares y Big nRflagss
for sale Iow Esr eash. Big SgfiEz- z. lilesn
miles west Of Lawrence, On the SsIEzefnia sseA1s
ass3 A destined to be one of tbs ssss t9.Es II
Rensss SAFF0RD WOOD
rss L4serers and R1at Es<afs Aess5ts
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E0RW ARDIEG AND CQAMIssiQE -
= CHANT, and Wselesale asAss[ e 49, e q
Einzss. s0rseFs fef FIsnF promptly ss.sH1H te.l
Sha-s Street ard Legse. AlteEs ID iHoss- nezer1
t. = .<,ck & Bro, AItea H.: Izrpef : ssl 80.
do; Wsds. Barn Ces do. =. - s.,.s.ssz. e - =
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HOUSE AND LoT FoR SALE.

4 STONE HOUSE, % By % feet, two stories
"A high, with basement, situated near ths
business part Of the town. and well adopted ios
living near mis- business, is offered for sale at z
bargain. Possession viii be given Immediately.
INQUIRE at the Herald ef fTeetso7. once q
fswrence April S. ls55. g. w. BROWN.
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no the Farmers OF Kansas.
I z you want PL0F. or aay other Agrieultu-
raj Implement, go straight 70 BaTksT.s Hard
ware and Stove Store. where you will find any
thing that yo1 mas need on your farm at greatly
reduced prices ISGLE BARkER-
Lawrence, June 5th, Is55
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A. w. King.

Lawrence, May p, lssssisf u; r DhAoNA : :
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1TTppLEroN, sFRoBRID3E & Co.
lithosraphsrs and General EHgfaEsrs.
MAPS.
"a DRAWINGS ofevery kind,
PORTRAITS.
bonds.
DIPLOMAS.

SHOW CARDS. v,rwssRruuIyGs
.rnSraPES ka.. Excruted in one or more
Ae.i~-- NoEes asd Diplomas aiWays on hand.
so.'-1- (:ineinaati. Ohio. Jan. 1sSs~-ly
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Cam shenexss Cozn shsilersl
! \ er.af xazissy. as the Asnmetk HardHaz.
L sssd Sieve store q IEGLE BAkkEA
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nTaTARY PUBEICfor DozgIas C0znty. Regis--
IN se- -.f needs far she City CT LaHTeRee. and
sgsnseraneer VIII take acknowledgements
sFsofs as Deeds and other ms s-runents y WIT
- -. -, eauEeyzzseez powers Of attoEney.
- RIsak Deeds for sale. pfaes Ne. E Hasa
ehasetts street. LaHrsnce. kansas ~ Il
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GFRaS T9s0Rs
TroRSEY ATLAW sad eommissionef q
a DEEDS for Iowa and Nes orr; raF.lssaas al. a.ss
.e~-snt- rre-ezaptins claims. &c. O.nee sf
OsaHatomie. kansas
Nov =, lSsS. ----------.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

NBw Discovery OF TRoN ORE--zns Bod
les of it Lying. Only Three Feet Under Ground
Pilot Knob and the Lon Mountain 0utCone.
The St Louis Democrat of "Wednesday, says:
A discovery ofaimmeuse bodies iron ore
has lately been made in this State, not far
from the neighborhood Of those rich deposits
already so widely known in the country as the
Iron Mountain and Pilot Knob. The editor of
the Ironton Furnace has visited the place of
discovery, and says; We have actually been
upon the ground and stood upon these hills or
mountains pf ore, which, in our judgement5i
as rich in quality, and surpassedin quantity;
as the celebrated Iron Mountain. It's about
thirty miles from Ironton, and the main body
seems to be in three dif ifferept localities about
one or two miles apart, and is said to be pure
quality Of Hembtite. The ground upon ghieh
! tits located embraces a tract ofbetween eleven
and twelve Thousand acres owned by one gem
tlemap, Napoleon Abduction, Esq;, and has
Ibeen,entered at the Government price within
the last three years: It is sparsely inhabited
lneighboFhood, and-until within the last few
years, was never explored except by hunters,
whowere ignorant of the use or value of the
.'black stone. y 1t lies upon range ofhillssS
dividing the waters of Castor aud Big st.
lFTancois
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

A,carpenter had beeni for some time repairing
a dwelling, whose mistress is q repnted terma
giant. Listening to her as she vented her
wrath on her good, d,natureds 'olds man, the other
day, Shavings turned to us and seriously said |:
HIf I had such a wife as that, I'd point her
fun raj tomorrow two clock, and by Jocks
the corpse would be ready y. ~ sssfst5. ss
WHY is crinoIine like ansobstinate mani?
Because it often ST tandss out about itles.