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A RE now receiving their Winter Stock Of
n GOODS, comprised Of q large assortment Of
all articles in their line Of business; which will
to be as good as the best,
BURNING FLUID. Camphene and Oil, in
large quantities. and of the best quality. All
preferring light to darkness, are requested te
charge. Dec. 4, SO.
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Attachment.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Plaintiff,)
against

District Court, Third judicial District Linn
County, h. I.
THE Defendant. RAYMOND Booth, is hereby
i notified that the Plaintiff. Robert Campbell,
filed his petition in the Clerks office of said
Court. in the county of Linn and Territory of
Kansas, on the 18th day of November, A. ID.
1855 against the said Raymond Booth, Defen-
dant, the object of and prayer of which is TO
obtain q judgment against said Defendant in
the sum of twelve hundred and fifty dollars,
1856, at the rate Of seven per cent. per annum.
on bond, in writing, made by said Defendant,
and payable to Plaintiff on the 10th day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1856 and that an order of attach
ment has been issued from said court against
the goods, ehattels, lands and tenements Of said
Raymond Booth, and said Defendant is required
to answer or demur to said petition on or before
the 18Th day Of December. 4. ID. ls5s.
ASA HAIRGRUVE, Clerk.
MITCHELL 4 AYREs, ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
Nov 27-6t
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NJ Congress convened on Monday last. The
,re'idenfs Message win be here in few days.
out VIII probably contain but i;ttle Of special
interest to Kansasreaders. ak
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Wanted,

~ 000 BUSHELS of Corn, for which the
1U,UUO highest market price will be paid.
IN CASH Persons wishing to make contracts
Of SO bushels or upwards will please call imme-
diately upon the subscriber, at +. Conants Store,
Massachusetts, street, Lawrence, Kansas,
I.wrsnce. Nov. 20. ,ss-.f. ~
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Legal Notice.


TERRITORY OF KANsAs,l 4.
Douglas County.
FERDINAND HELLRICk3
vs..
JOHN VANDERBILT. }
In the District Court Of the End Judicial Dis
triet in and for ssid county.
THE said Defendant. John Vanderbilt, win
i take notice that said Plaintiff. Ferdinand
Hellrich, N the efth day Of November. A. ID.
ls5s. fled his petition in said District Court,
against the said Defendant, John Vanderbilt,
setting forth that the said Defendant. John an
dsrbilt, on the 9Th day of October. a. d. 1872.
Ut Prairie City, Douglas County, h. t., made
his certain prouixsory note. in writing. Of that
date, and then and there delivered the same %
said Plaintiff, or order, one day after date, $3.50
with interest thereon, ut the rate of - per cent:
per annum, for which said sum Of money. u i5o)
with interest Is aforesaid, At the rate OF - per
cent per annum, the plaintiff prays Judgment:
And the said Defendant. John Vanderbilt, j:
further notified that an order Of attachment Ia.
been issued in said action. and that ne is re-
drired 20 appear and answer said petition on OF
before the 18th day Of January, A. d. ie59.
49, FERDINAND HELLRiCH,
By his Attorneys,
: Nov, N-St. SAfFORD & Sanford.
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WILLIAM HAIRGROVE, Plaintiff,


WILLIAM HAIRGROVE, Plaintiff,
against
Charles A. Hamilton, Alsernon Hamilton,
Michael Hubbard. Thomas JacksoflI stephen
Hightower, james Tate, Frank Powell, Joseph
Powell. Lewis Henderson, A. Henderson. VIM.
Yealock e. p Hamilton. w. B. BrOcket Jasper
Broomfeld and N. w. Matlock, Defendants.
RY virtue of order of sale made in the above
- cases, by the District Court of Linn County,
Kansas Territory, at the October term thereof,
A. ID. 1858, and to me directed, will expose at
public sale, at the court house door. in the town
Of Paris in said county, on the 25th day of De.
csm6sr d. 1 Heswfsn the re i hGSrs OF tho 10
following described land and tenements, to wit:
the East half of the southeast quarter Of sec:
ton eight, ~ township twenty-one, GIL and
range TWENTY-FIVE, (25) containing sixty-two and
five one hundredths acres, more or less, appraised
at i've hundred dOilarsi also, the east half OF
the nOrth-H est quarter OF section fourteen, Q4J
township twenty-one, ,2l) and range twenty
five, (25D containing eighty acres, appraised ut
four hundred dollars; also, the north east quar-
ter of section ten, lO,) township twenty l2lD
range twenty five, (s5,) containing one hundred
and thirty-tive acres, more or less, appraised AZ
thirteen hundred and fifty dollars; also, in lot
No. five, t5,l in block twenty-one, Gil in the
town OF Paris, in said county. appraised at one
hundred dollars; also, in lot No. three, ~ in
block twenty, gu in said town aforesaid, ap-
praised ut fifty-seven and fifty one hundredths |;
also. the following goods and chattels, to wit:
one dwelling house and four hundred rails. more
OF less, oelng on the north west quarter OF sec,
ton thirty i've, 49, township twenty, co.. and
range twenty five, as J also, two houses and i've
Thousand rails, more or less, being on the south
west quarter of section two, e. township TWEEN
y-one, III, and range twenty five, Us ALSO one
house and three hundred rails, more or less, be-
ing on tine northwest quarter of section eleven,
H. township twenty zone, (2l,) and range TWEEN
" i've. (25 , also. two thousand rails, more or
less, being on the south half of the southeast
quarter Of section three, C3,) township twenty
one, (2l.) range twenty five, esq also, one store
house, and FIVE hundred rails, more or less. being
on the northwest quarter of section ten, lO,)
| township twenty-one, (21.) range twenty-five
(25 y also one COW and cali, taken as the proper
ty Of the above named defendants, as per return
of the sheriff on writ of attachment in said
cause, to satisfy judgment in fayor Of Asa Hair
grove and William Hairgrove, all Of the above
described property lying and being in Linn
County, Kansas TERRITORY. 81.
q. NJ. MCDANIEL,
Nov. q. Sheriff Of Linn County, K. 7.
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" 0. B. GUM. Of wyandott, is about
publishing new map Of Kansas.
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Special Notices.
hio state and Union Law College.

THIS Institution has been removed to Cleve-
L land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practise. For Circulars address, at Cleveland,
(Feb I3 Sly NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
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RICHARD ID. GRAY, Plaintiff.)
JOHN MARTA TAN Defendant.


d0dinsf
JOHN MARIAN, Defendant. }
WHEREAS, a petition was filed in ny office,
w on the 3oth day Of September, A. d, less, By
the above named Plaintiff, Richard d. Gray.
wherein he stated that the Defendant, John Mar
tain, was justly indebted unto him in the full
sum of one hundred and eighty dollars, and
interest from the first day of June last, it being
for labor done aud performed BY Plaintiff, for
Defendant, and By his request; These are, there
fore, to notify the Defendant. John Martain,
that he has been sued and must answer the petit
tion filed By the Plaintiff, on or before the FIRST
day OF December, A. d., 1858, rs the petition
will be taken rs true. and judgment rendered
accordingly for the sum Of one hundred aud
eighty dollars, and interest on the game from the
| first day Of June, lejs.
Witness my hand and private seal of saidcourt
there being no public seal provided, this soth
day Of September, 4. D.. ISIS.
! SlLAS FEARL.
W Counts <, T, Nov. so-s.
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Notice.

Notice.
T OST, on the e5th inst. in or near Qlhthe, one
yor Of J. Henry Smith. for the gum Of ~ W.
due one day after date, and dated the 18th June,
le5s; this 10 therefore to warn all persons troLn
'issa Now. Il e IS ss'a a''s' PErER cosGRovE.
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The College Journal Of Medical

Science,
A MONTHLY Magazine of 4s pages, conducted
n By the Faculty Of the Electric College Of Medi-
cine, Is published at One Dollar Year. payable
in advance. The volume Of the Journal COM
mences with the year. Communications for sub
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-. DR.. C. II. CLEAvELAND, Publisher,
l39 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, D.
Iuro o6 1853
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HOUSE AND LOT FOE SALE.
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LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE.
Delaware St., between Fourth and Fifth Sts..
IEAUCNWnRTH

LEAN ENWUHIH,h n. I. n
r WILL attend to all cases Of veterinary prac-
i tice. All kinds Of Horse Medicines prepared
and for sale; also Corn, Oats and Hay, Horses
and Vehicles bought and sold
To FARMERS AND Transfers We can offer
great inducements, having attached TO our
Stables the LARGEST WAGON YARD in
Lcavenworth, being le0 feet front BY lbs feet
long. in the business portion Of the city. with
amount Of stock, and sheds with feed troughs
attached.
A call from our friends and the travelling pub
lie respectfully solicited, Terms moderate.
Leavenworth, Sep. II, 1853. BIN
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CTOLEN from the pasture Of Daniel Melvin,
Don the night Of the 9Th Of October. two mares.
one roam. slimish made, hind feet white. star in
the face fresh dog-bi in one nostril, shoe on
one hind foot, smallish feet, name worn OF by
the collar, not much hair under the belly, and is
seven years old. The other is dark brown, small
size, star in the face, hind feet white, with lit.
he black spot on the OF foot Just above the hOof,
a scar on the of thigh, occasioned bJ kick che
can pace she has been worked but never shod.
and is Eve years old.
Iheabove reward will be paid for the horses
and conviction Of the thief, IS dollars for the
horses. or information thatwill lead to their re-
covery>
Residence, nine miles S. W. Of Leayenvorth.
on tie road to Wright's steam SaWmill. Il. U.
address-Leayenworth. BEN. YEARSLE1-
October l6, 1853.
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Now Kansas Map.
Notice.

w pointed and duly sworn to appraise, with
ont Partially, favor OF affection. a certain OK,
taken up BY Levi Gates a stray, BY L. ID.
Ladd Justice of the Peace for Lawrence Town
ship. Douglas county, h. T., do certify that we
have viewed the said stray, and find him to be
an Ok, will weigh about COO pounds, yellow brin-
die, five years old, crop right ear, under crop
on left ear star in forehead line back, the lower
white between hip and rump, and do appraise
said stray at the sum Of Thirty Dollars.
Certified under our hands this 7th day of De-
cember, A. ID. 1858. c. ii. WARD, Jr,
JOHN l.. PRATT,
Dec. IL, 49, T. l., WHITNEY
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Westopolis
IN Town Company have selected go acres ofthe
lands az the United States, situated between the
Saline and Smokyhill Fork. Of the Kansas Xiv
err, and intend to pre:empt me zane 10, 'S Sp,i
yeyed, plated, and filed in the proper Lend Of
6ce nv e. M. THURsTos. ID. b. STRAIT, Sec.
Westopolis, Kansas. Jan, 80, 1855.
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Notice of Attachment.
Admin;strator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
~ ministretion upon the Estate Of Jacob Vic
been granted to me BY the Probate Court, in and
for the county aforesaid, bearing date the Gath
day of November, A. ID. eighteen hundred and
fifty eight.
All persons having claims against said Estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year from the date of said Letters. oil
they may be precluded from any benefit of such
Estate and if such claims be not exhibited
within three years from the date of said Letters
they will be forever barred.
CLARY (Her Mark VICTOR,
Administrators of Jacob Victor. decd.
A. SMITH DEyENNEY, Atty.
Dec. 4, t5s-3t
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REMARKS.

DATES. ZEE REMARKS.
Nov. l46 a II Heavy rain.
ss,sss NIstins all day:
" - 20 IS .
"a i37l424Ol "a
&" a. 10 Cloudy.
7t335 "a Flurries of snow.
3437 81 First ice on water.
25 % 81 Light snow.
"a 10 % 40 as Cloudy.
ii "a 70 IS Snow.
u % p IS Pleasant morning.
" 10 25 q IS Cloudy.
4 3sA Ven pleasant.
:" Is Is % -
"a l6 20 "A % Light snow storm.
II 20 IS % Pleasant Afternoon:
Is IA 30 20 Cloudy.
10 - % "a "
20 % % % Snow inches deep this morn'g.
81 "a 40 30 Cloudy.
p % "a % showing slightly.
% 80 35 u Cloudy.
"a "a ~ Sc 30 Pleasant.
. % 81 % a.
&c 4O45 46 Rainy day.
q 81 50 90 Cloudy.
!" :. 90 90 80 80 = g e VEN pleasant.
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Sheriff,s Sale.
JOHN N. AINSWORTH)
CHARLES WALTERS rAoDAih '00Hi

fS. I PRUbAIE COUhI
CHARLES WALTERS.>
RY virtue Of an execution to me directed,
u from the Probate Court, johnson County,
K. T.. will expose to sale, at public vendue, at
the Court House door ip said county Of John
SON. on the list day Of January, A. y. 1853. be-
tween the hours Of 10 A. II. and o'clock T: n.
the following property, as the property Of Ckas.
Walters, to wit I: Lot No. fifteen, l59 in Block
No. thirty three, 3d.; Lot No. Fourteen, Q4) in
Block No. seventy, (7O.) and Lot No. twelve, ll2,
it Block No. twenty-nine, CO.. Said Lots stu
ate, lying and being in the town of Olathe
County and Territory aforesaid, and levied on
to satisfy said execution.
Terms Of sale-Cash in hand. %.
PAT C0SGROyE,
Sheriff of johnson Co., l.. T.
A. SMITH DEvENNEY, Attorney.
Dec 4, SIT. ....
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u on all the principal cities of the United
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Australia. Bullion, Uncurrent Money and Land
Warrants, bought and sold.
Dec. 4, 58-3m
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sheriff,s sale.

ASA HAIRGROVE, Plaintiff,
against
Charles A. Hamilton, Algernon Hamilton,
Michael Hubbard, Thomas jackson, stephen
Hightower. James Tate, Frank Powell, Joseph
Powell, Lewis Henderson, A. Henderson,, VIM.
Bloomfield and n. W. Matlock, defendants,
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liz DISTRICT CouRr. Of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, in and for the County Of Cofey, Kansas
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n the Farmers 8 Kansas.

=. HI imuisweut. "a strai,lht TO Barkers hard
ware and Stove St6re, BhsEe you win ind sny
Ing that you mo rssiei ye gq an 4, gfss'S
f'f assaI Ds,eis, s.. Sax. isss tAolA 0A
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Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.
ErysipeIas, Scrofula, Kings Evil, Ae'tef'
q 'CumOrs. and Salt Ieheulis, ~

Va TUmOTSs anu SftIC INHOuHI -. 1cee
From Forwarding Merchant Of ST. LOUIS FId 4, ia9V'
DIR. AVER: Your Pills the paragon OF all that 10
great in medicine They have cured my little daughter
Of ucerous upon her hands and feet that had proved
ncurabe years Her mother had been long grieyous
" afflicted w blotches and rmpes on her skin and IN
her hair After Child cured, she also tried your
Pills and they have cured her. ASA MORGRlDGE.
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FVWalEllFSd
ia z. (.e'@''a 100000 g.
GOOD SEASONED OAK SPLIT
S. P O M5 8 s.

no make into those "OLp FASHIONED
III iNYHsRts, ,,' which those who make the new STYLE
from Sawed and Turned Spokes, feel so much worried
about,as VIII be seen by their adveTtlsementi Which
all gre invited 20 read. long extracts from
Magazine, to give currency theiTtaWed Ahd urn
ed PoE,sss s Tgs Ss s sss
SiaS' Ss"s anS SRp aisitaas have day. shdb
ha a can no longer be paImed or poor apprentice
boys nd others at pair, an the time notTery
"a : distapt when this "SaN ed and Turned Spokesp
humbug will be cassed among the things that TeIe. u
that p ach made boots nd shoes, clothng wooden
nutmegs horn gun fints, Eastwood cucumber seeds,
the can not do that will they try the
lob on this latter day humbug VII the people eSve
had lirle experience In the maIter. hut .tDes
assert that their spokes splitin olt and turn
ed, Now why are they fraid to tenthe thlnglustas
II is yiz that they split into LARGE BOLTS, saWea
TbsY invite ali in want of arrages to give them
call By all m can s. give them CALL andbe sure ana
examine the mannerin which their spokes are sawed
ours which they rdcuie as boing old fashioned, and
then purchase where delatef Our work must
speak for itself, ithas done for more than tWeny
four years past. We want II underwood tnatNe don
20 around begging the people to donate tp us bETas
fuc stock or purchasing ofus against melt fntsFeae
but we ssll always take pleasure In showing eusteS
mers our Th.1.ktn ~4-.', r. s1 sS;sS o.
are put together: x ;..+ ..Es#4 -.
Aflusion is madcto ''manlness in business;n at
some otheF time, briefcbaper under that head may
not be uninteresting TO the publc the present
we will barely say that, having been in business
East we cannot give any lessons in the manly Retof
liquidang LONG bills with Snort money; neither 40
we undo rstand the of preparing epokeS
for wheel makers. Nor yet are we versed In the
agreeable and gentlemanly business ofIGTEFDlNe oUA
CREDIT AT BANK and putting property beyoD the
reach of the long arm of the law.
II desired, the opinions ofthe best Carriage makers
in Northern Ohio be had to the utility OF those
'Saw cd and turned Spokes," and some very excellen
and interesting samples Of the same exhibited.
Rayenna, June 4, Is57.N. d. CLARK & CO.
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lLOTHIMG.-All persons in want of
" Ready Made Clothing, can from a5 10 SO
per cent. by calling at the Cheap One Price Store in
ShalersVillc. We sell good CUttonades Pants at SOC
per pair. Linen Drill do IS do. Marsailles
Vests (colors warranted, at G2ac. Fine Linen do
at C2ac. Linen coats at 75c. cashmere pants,
cheap. Fine broad cloth coats from dol. 10 l6 dol.
We have Vests of all grades, at low prices. Gentle
men, You will make great mistake if you buy your
clothing before ca ling on .-
sTREAToR, DAILY s. CO.
Shalcrsyille, Nav 49, lS5S
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Again i'm the Field.
New Tailoring Establishment.
A frosh suppl! just received at

1NHE subscriber would respectfully in
Il forru the citizens of Ravenna and the public in
general, that he has opened shop on Main street,
directly opposite tie Prentiss House, where he may
be found at all times, ready and willing to accommo.
date all who may favor him with their patronage. . IS
Having worked ten years in some Of the best Tail
oring establlshments In New York city, he hatters
himself that he can suit the most fastidious in regard
to style and workmanship. EFCUTT1Na done 20
order. All work warranted. Prices TO SUIT THE
TINES. May 2O-1y] Us. WALKER.
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GROCERIES GROCERIES GRO
CERES

The place to find them of good quality, alwuys in
supply, and very low is at Goss and Bros's Of
fee Sugar only l2c. Beautiful White N. o. Sugar,
81. Beautiful rushed N. .. Sugar, only 14c. We
keep superior article Of 5Oc Tea. Also, excellent
soc Tea. We do not like to latter ourselves, but
will say we keep the best SOC Tea in the ounty. The
best SOC Tea in -ounty, is sold by US. Our SOC Tea
can't be beat. o0c Tea, OIL We have the best in the
world, OH! Fifty Cent Teal! Fifty Cent Teal! Oh!
oh!!! oh!!! Be sure to buy youl SOC Tea of us.
Some OF the inducements we offer and the reasons
we give for being able to sell goods lower than
oor neghbors are, that persons dealing with us do
counts neither do they have to pay all the bad debts
made by men buying goods on credit. We buy our
goods lower than any of competitors, we all
working men, thereby saving heavy expense of clerk
hire, and frequent loss by negligence of employ yees.
DO not sport fine clothes and live high, Have no
city taxes to pay. Believe In the principle of small
profits and large sales Those things, IN connection
with many others, are undeniable evidence that we
sell goods lower than our neigbbors. And if we
can only save what il costs of them to do busi
ness can makea good thing Of it, and furnish The
public with articles for want and convenience at very
low rat0s, and furthermore, whore there is will,
there is way, and we will not be beat. Since com.
mencing here our business has inc reased much be-
yond our expectations and believing that
of doing business, ONE PRICE AND READY PAY,
continue to follow the same path. We trust our
old friends will give us early call, and we also
cordially invite all that havo not done business with
US, to come and sec how our system works, ana how
much chcOper we can afford our goods than those do
ing business Cn the old principle.
DANIEL w. GOSS g. BROS,
p. S. Wanted 300 900 lbs of good Bu tier.