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The American Trades Company
WHAT they manufacture. s,,oppp

w THE AMERICAN SMOKER,
Consisting of a great variety of unique and
beautiful patterns Of Cigar Tubes; also: several
varieties Of Pipe Tubes. The peculiarly about
these articles is that each one is arranged so as
to receive a damp sponge through which the
smoke of the burning Cigar or Tobacco has to
pass on its way to the mouth This damp sponge
not only cOOls the smoke, but extracts from 1t
the nicotine oil, the poisonous property OF the
Tobacco, which renders the breath less offensive.
Smokers will find, in the use Of these Tubes, a
luxury never before attained except by using the
Turkish water-jar. Their use will also greatly
promote the health Of the habitual smoker, and
preserve the sweetness of the breath.
THE AMERICAN CARPET HOOK.
Is little contrivsnce for putting down car
pets without tacks. This is new article, which
has never before been upon the market. But II
possesses the merit Of enabling q person to put
down or take up carpet of the largest size IL
general use in fifteen minutes, without any in
| Jury to the floor or carpet, 1t is very cheap
cheaper in the long run than taoks-and the grea
facility with which even q servant can take VI
and put down carpets, without the possibility o
n mistake, renders it invaluable to the house
THE AMERICAN PEN HOLDER d WIPER
| Is neat invention for holding wet sponge
| into which the pen is thrust, always coming ou
| clean and ready for use. A very convenient ar
ticle for the Counting House Desk and Librar
Table.
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Odd Fellows.

Oskalooss Lodge, No. 8, l. o. o. F., was
instituted at Oskaloosa, Kansas, on the
9Th inst, by R. W. Grand Sec'y., G. W.
BRowN, assisted by Dep. G. Marshal, ].
c. TRAsK. So. McMURRAY was installed
N. g.; ABRAHAM SINNARD, v. g.; L. j.
RoIsTER, Sec'y, and H. NJ. MASON, Treas
urer. The Lodge is opened under very
fattering auspices, and promises to be one
Of the most prosperoAs in the Territory.
Germana Lodge, No. 9, was instituted
at LeavenwOrth, few days ago, by R.
W. G. Marshal, C. A. LOGAN.
A warrant has been granted for Empo-
ra Lodge, No. 10, which will probably be
instituted during the present week, OIL
fore part of next week.
1t is expected that Lodge will be or.
ganized at Quindaro in few days.
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GROCERIES
PR N s,

Which will sell as low as any man in Lawrence,
and warrant to be Of good quality:
Just received, at the above political emporium,
quite lot Of the needfuls. such as
Splendid n. o. SUGAR, which goes on Ike not
cakes. .,,,,n
does not sell so fast.
Extra Quality SUPERFlNE fLOCh, WHICH
also sells rather slow.
First rate RIO COFFEE, (sells fast.)
OYSTERS, OY YSTERS, (sale middling9
Splendid BEANS. (sale very rapid)
Also. COARSE SALT, CRUSHED SUGAR.
CREAM TARTAR, BABBITT'S SALERATUS
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
BLACK TEA. MUSTARD,
CANDLE WICK, SHOE BLACKING, INK,
PURE GINGER, CAYENNE PEPPER,
BROOMS, PALS, TUBS, BED CORDS.
SIMMONS BEST AXES. BUCK SKIN GLOVES
AND MITTENS.
SOCKS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
STAR AND TALLOW CANDLES EXCEL
SIOR AND BROWN SOAP,
POWDER, SHOT, CAPS AND LEAD,
All kinds Of STEAM REFINED DCONFECTI0N-
AIRY, .o
80 bushels nice GREEN APPLES, expected in q
few days from Pittsburg, Pa. ...
1 ton DRIED APPLES AND BEANS,
All for sale low for cash, or most kinds Of PRO-
DUCE. CORN especially.
jan Jan? s5~tf '' C. STEARNS.
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Notice of Administration de 6Onis n

Notice of ofAdministratiOn, de 6Onis non
T ETTERS Of Administration upon the estate
IL of JUDAH LORING. deceased. not admin
istored upon by Betsey W. Loring, late Admin
istratrix, have been granted to the undersigned
by the Probate Court of Douglas county, Kansas
Territory, dated the llth day of November. A
ID. 1858. The authority of the said Betsey W
Loring ceased on the 1lth day Of November, A
d. 1855, by revocation of letters.
ii. l.. EN0S,
Administrator de 6oais non Of
Feb a6-3t Judah Loring, Deceased.
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CALEB s. PRATT,
COnveyancef and Real Estate Agent,
Lawrence, Kansns.

Office, corner of Mass. and Winthrop Sts.
DEEDS. Bonds. Mortgages. Pre-Emption.
II Naturalization and Pension Papers, appli-
cations for Bounty Land, &C., drawn up with
care. Titles examined and abstracts furnished:
COLLECTIONS made and promptly remitted
in current funds. LAND WARRANTS sold
and loaned on commission. Taxes paid and
money invested for non-residents.
n. B,-CALEB 3. PRATT. BY virtue Of his
Office of County Clerk of Douglas County, is au-
thorized to administer oaths and take acknowl-
edgments and depositions. JAMS, SLY
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" A "Grand Complimentary Ball"
was to be given to Gen. G. w. McLANE,
ofthe Leavenworth Ledger, on last evening,
March l1th, for services rendered in COM
pleting the TELEGRAPH LINE to Leaven-
worth. The compliment is merited. We
trust the parties had pleasant time. The
Executive Committee will accept our
thanks for complimentary ticket. Had
1t not been for an engagement in another
direction, We should have availed ousell
OF the very polite invitation and been
present on the occasion.
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Order of Publication.

Order of Publication.
JAMES H. CARTER, Plaintiff. }
LAWRENCE L. CURTIS, Def't.S
I AWRENCE L. CURTIS, nonresident of
IL Kansas TorritOry, and who now resides in
the State of New York, will take notice that
James ii. Carter. of the county Of Franklin, in
the Territory of Kansas, on the 2lst day of Feb
ruary. A. ID. 1859, filed, in the United States Dis
trict Court Of Kansas Territory, Second Judi
cial District, within and for the county of Doug
las. his certain petition setting forth that the
18th day of November. A. ID. 1858, the said De-
fendant. in consideration Of the sum Of Three
Hundred Dollars, granted and conveyed certain
real estate, situate in the county Of franklin in
the county aforesaid, to the said Plaintiff; that
said Defendant covenanted with said Plaintiff,
that said real estate was clear and free Of all
incumbrances when in fact such real estate was
encumbered with a mortgage held by one En-
ma Shenk, and executed BY said Defendant be-
fore the 18th day of November, A. ID. 1853, as
aforesaid. to secure the pay ment Of One Hun
dred and Twenty-Five Dollars, and interest, that
said Plaintiff, to remove the said incumbrance
paid the said Emma Shenk the sum Of One Hun
and prayer Of this petition is to recover the said
sum Of One Hundred and Twenty-Three Dollars
with interest from the 5th day Of February, A
A. 1859 The said Lawrence /. Curtis is notified
that he is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the 10th day of April, A
d. 1859, or such petition will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered accordingly.
Z. s. L0WMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Attest {: L. MACARTHUR, Clerk.
BY LOUIS CARPENTER, Deputy.
Feb. %, '59-6t
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The Subscriber

in the most workmanlike manner and on very
reasonable terms, from the best kind of SEA
S0NED LUMBER.
Also, BLACKSMITHING done to suit Gus
TONERS.
Particular attention paid to HORSE SHOE
ING: Having secured the services of the best
Farrier and Shoer in the country. (hlr. G. Cook,
he hatters himself that better satisfaction can
be had in this department. than can be given in
any other shop in town, and Just as cheap.
Horses shOd by the year, and warranted.
Peak emigration. They are well made and of
seasoned lumber, and no pains spared to make
them what Wagons for that business ought to
be. Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. RALPH G. DIX.
N. Boon taken for anything l have to sell,
at market prices. r. C, DIX.
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BABCOCK & LYKIN's
BROWN BRICK BUILDING,
SOUTH OF THE NEW HOTEL.
Tx. Huson, NJ. ID.
Hannibal & st. Joseph Railroad.
NEW ROUTE OPENED FOX THE
FAST AND SOUTH

ON and after MONDAY. FEBRUARY, %, this
" Road will be opened for business, through,
out tie sntife length. Passenger trains will
leave st. Joseph every morning. running through
nection with Packets up and down tbs Missis;;
siupi River, and all the Railroad Lines East and
South. A Line of Packets will run in connec-
tion with the Road above st. Joseph' e sas sas
Lines connect at St. Joseph from all parts Of
Kansas, Nebraska and W Western Iowa. Travellers
from Nebraska and Western Iowa will hnd TINS
the 0uickesf. easiest and cheapest route to all
points on the Mississippi River and East
Through tickets can be had at the otice in st
Joseph, for nearly all parts of the country,
JOSIAH HUNT, Superintendent.
F. B. GReIr, General Ticket Agent.
Eah 10 1874
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For SalA.

A YOKE OF GOOD FIVE YEAR OLD OK.
IA EN-, well broke and in good condition also
a first rate two horse Lumber Wagon.
Enquire Of GEORGE FORD,
No. "a Massachusetts St., Lawrence.
March 12, '59-tf
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Kidnappers in Town!

TT is said that gang Of forty Of these gentry
l. undertook, the other tight, TO kidpaP sfree
negro of this place, but they sisnally failed IN
their attempt. The Missouri LEGISLATURE. It IS
said. has offered n reward of $500 for the con-
viction of "0ld J ohm Brown"
The famous Montgomery has actually leetured
in conservative Lawrence.
All these items Of news. and many others, are
daily discussed at ny store by the crowds who
show their good sense BY trading there.
don't take much part in these discussions.
having as much as I can attend TO To sell goods
to those who want them. Nevertheless. hear
what is going on, and would say. once for all;
great is free speech" Come. one and all, and
talk rsAlicalism and conservatism, as much rs
you please but be sure and end your discussions
By buying some of my
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" Our readers who are interested in
such matters will notice the advertisements
Oh Ar. GEcRGE Cook, relating to the dis
eases of horses and cattle.
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u Quite an excitement has grown out
oi rumor, probably with little founda-
ton in fact that treaty had been effect
ed by the Delaware Indians, through their
representatives at Washington. by which
'ney disposed of their lands. The result
was a perfect throng of "claim ssekers''
at the ferry and through the woods oppo-
site this city.
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You Can't DO without II.

NOU OUH't DU "HtHUuG Hts
GUMS NEW MAP AND HANDBOOK
" OF KANSAS-you must have one if you
can raise Dollar. Timber roads, towns, new
counties, county lines, routes to the mines, DC,
are shown correctly, full of valuable information
and statistics. Try it. There is no humbug
about it. 1t is exactly what you want. Three
minutes examination will satisfy any man that
there is nothing bogus about it.
Agents will distribute about 10th March.
Wyandott Kansas March l2 '59-2m
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or See advertisement of the Assistant
Superintendent of the Hannibal and ST.
Joseph Railroad in another column,
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HI. ana 81 Joseph Railroad.

zach newspaper IN Kansas, which advertises
IL this road, is requested to send u copy of the
next issue, with advertisement marked, to the
undersigned, together with their bill to date.
DAVIS CARPENTER, Asst. Sup't.
ST. Joseph March 18th Is59-2t
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GThe Leavenworth Herald proposes
to issue daily in few days. Success
to it, but not to its politics.
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Civil ActiOn.

INTHE SECOND JupIcIAL DISTRICT CouRr. sit
ting within, and fer the County of johnson, in
the Territory of Kansas
STEPHEN F. GATES, Plaintiff, |
VS..
WILLIAM E. POND and
II. G. FAINT, Defendants.
THIS is Civil Action to foreclose Mortgage
L executed BY said Defendant. Pond, to the
Plaintiff, TO secure the sum of Sl25 90. with in
terest thereon at the rate Of six per cent. per
month, from August 18th, 1858, till paid, and to
recover Judgment therefor. together with the
costs; also, to compel said Defendant, FAINT, to
foreclose a Mortgage executed to him By Patrick
Britton, on said property and it appearing by
affidavit filed, that the said H. G. FAINT is nom
resident of this Territory tits therefore ordered
that the said II. G. FAINT do, by the 4th day Of
April, A. le59. answer the petition Of the said
Gates, against him filed. or the same will be
taken as confessed and Judgment rendered &C
cordingly.
- Witness, Loami Macarthur. Clerk Of
isf ID; GR$' s2s IRs e.! s said
~ l.. McARTHUR, Clerk.
Per, WIN. Roy, ID. c.
A. SMITH DEvENNEY, Pl'f7s Atty.
March 5, 1859
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Masonic,

Ohio State and Union Law College.
THIS lnstitution 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 II '5s-ly' NJ. "A. KING. Secretary.
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" The following private dispatch to
Gen. McLANE, of tho Leavenworth Ledger,
was received few days ago -
"WAsHINaToN, March 5.
"Bill opening New York Indian lands
for settlement, was defeated in the Senate
by Seward and King.
"HALDERMAN & SMITH"
This will be painful intelligence to the
settlers on those lands in southern Kansas
and will be another cause for unpleasant
difficulties in that quarter. "Seward &
King" are either not posted in the facts
else they wish Kansas to "bleed" until
after the next Presidential election.
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Notice.

7 TAKE the following method to supply the
i wants Of those who wish to have their lands
/ viii be in Shawnee on 18th to 18th Of each
month; Monticello, 18th and 18TH Lexington,
9sth and 29th; Spring Hill, 3Oth to LIST; Auby.
I'd and ID; Oxford. 4th and 5th; Olathe. TO stn,
and back to Lexington, 10th to l5th- All who
wish 10 have their lands surveyed can address
me through the Postofiice ct either Of the town.
stating the No. Of Section, Townships and Randl1
A. SLAUGHTER, County SURVEYOR.
johnson Co., Kansas, Dec. 9Th, 'Ss.-H.
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DIED,

In this City. on the 9Th inst, SARAH E., wife
Of Ii. w: Baker, aged 25 years and 6 months.
Deceased was formerly of Bingham, Ne.
In this City, on the eth inst, of pneumonia,
Rev. j. DODGE, aged So years.
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Lorcnxo Westover,

DROBATE AND COUNTY JUDGE. RILEY
L County, X. T., Attorney. Counsellor and
Solicitor in Supreme and U s. Courts. and Gen,
erai Land Agent, Manhattan, L. 7.
August u 1e5e.
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The Lawrence Nursery

- NJ -@-~ - .
s situated two miles west Of Lawrence on the
l. Lawrence and Lecompton road, or perhaps
better known as the California road.
In Offering our Trees for sale. we have but
few words to say. Particular attention has been
paid to their cultivation, in order 10 keep them
in good shape for setting in orchard form. The
soil on which they are grown being good and
worked deep, they are uncommonly well rooted,
having large amount Of fbrous roots.
We have spared pains in obtaining the best
varieties of
SUMNER, FALL AND WINTER FRUIT.
Especially those kinds that have been tested and
found TO do well in the most Western States
In order to prevent mistakes. We cut our sciOns
for grating from old bearing trees, and we will
guarantee the kinds to be what We sell them for.
Our trees have been raised on Kansas soil. and
are therefore much preferable 10 those from onl
Of the TERRITORY, being much more certain oi
liutng and making rapid growth, as We have
learned BY our own experience.
Our trees are healthy, thrifty. and well grown
and as such We offer them 10 Fruit Growers o.
cheaper rates, we think, than any other nurser,
men.
are invited to call and seefor themselves, befor
purchasing elsewhere,
Orders received at the ONCE Of Bassett& Brac K
ett, Lawrence, K. T., or at the nursery grounds
G. 6. BRACKETT 4 CO..
Jan ., ,59-f Proprietors.
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Special Notices.

7 AwRENCE LODGE NO. /. o. of G. t.
II meets regularly, every Monday, at l-2
o'clock, in Babcock 4 Lykins' Hall. Members
meet with MS whenever they can make il conyen-
lent. A.C. W. SAFFORD, W. C. T.
o. W. McALLAsrER, W. 3. JAM 80.
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THE NE PLUS ULTRA
i OF
SEWING MACHINES.
THE PATENT LEVER SEWING MACHINE.

ne NE rLeo ohinF m
SEWING MACHINES.
THE PATENT LEVER SEWING MACHINE.
MANUFACTURED BY THE GLOBE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY,
$50 Broadway,
New York,
May be regarded as the me plus ultra" Of sew
ing machines, and all who are wishing to find q
Machine which is capable Of doing any kind of
sewing for Tailors and Housewives, with salts
faction heretofore eunknown--should lose no time
in ordering one Of THE PATENT LEVER MA
CHIMES, which are to occupy similar position
towards other sewing Machines that PATENT
LEVER WATCH (and every body knows its
valuel occupies towards Lapine or any other
second rate watch.
This Machine makes the Lock Stitch" which
looks the same on both sides Of the fabric, aud
| which cannot be ripped.
PRICE $50.
In all respects equal to machines heretofore
sold at hundred dollars and upwards.
Specimens of sewing done BY the PATENT
LEVER MACHINE, will be forwarded to an,
part Of the country, upon the receipt Of post
age stamp.
| Y. b. An energetic and reliable Agent is want
ed in every town and village Of the L nited State
and Canadas, to sell the above named machine
| An advantageous arrangement will be mad
with the right kind of merchant who Is willinl
to have the exclusive agency.
| Address,
Globe Manufacturing COMPANY
Feb. 90, 1859, 800 Broadway, \. Y.
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THE American Smoker is an article Of
i great utility and benefit to Smokers. Per-
sia, Liver complaints or Kidney affections, can
procure SPONGEs INDICATED for these various
diseases By old DIR. THORP. Sold b. the AMERI-
CAN TRADES COMPANY, Nos. p and "A Franklin
Street.
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Guide 10 enc cold ReRion.

THE undersigned designs trip to Pixies Peak
L and the Gold Region, sometime between the
middle Of April and the first of May. Having
visited that region last summer, and spent seye-
raj months there and on the plains, and having
become acquainted with the route by practical
observation, he offers his services to such persons
as may desire guide on such an expedition. =
He is apprshensive that many contemplate goine
forward too early in the season, and such he
would caution not to set forward until the grass
has begun to make its appearance. else there i
n great probability of their losing their ANIMALS
ea route. A. j. bOHEN.
Lawrence, Feb. %. 's9-tf
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Mr.. George Cook,
THE ANALYTICAL FARRIER,
And former proprietor Of the
[WAIKEGAN HORSE INEIRMARY,
Lin OIS,

HAVING become q resident Of Lawrence, Of
IL fers his skill in the practice Of medicine in
the lower animal order.
Mr.. COOK Is now compounding large
amount of vegetable Medicines for removing OBJ
structions TO which Horses and Cattle are sub
jeot, which has been used by himself in his
practice. for the last twelve years. His obser-
yation and experience extend over fifteen States.
from which reference can be had if desired.
He is qualified to prescribe for an invalid at o
distance. by having the symptoms, and all the
circumstances connected with the case, taken
BY close observer.
Mr.. c. will attend to all invalids in person ;
also, will perform all surgical operations in his
profession-spayi ing and castrating included.
He will also Shoe difficult feet Of Horses and
Cattle. such as hoof-bound, foundered, &C., and
can be found at tho johnson House, or at his Of
fee. over Dix's Wagon Shop. and Shoe at his
Blacksmith Shop.
Mr.. COOK has large amount Of printed mat
ter of Rary's system Of tanning. breaking and
training Horses, such as pamphlets. bills, bonds
&C., which he will sell very low for cash-a rare
chance for Horse trainers. March l2, 50.
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Kansas Sufferers-NOtice to Claim
ants.

Kansas Sufferers---NOtice to Claim
ants.
THE undersigned Committee. appointed by
L the Convention of Claimants, held at Law
renee, to present the claims of Kansas Sufferers
to final adj ustment, aocruing in the years of
1855 and 1856, have appointed Stafford d
Stafford. Of Lawrence, as Attorneys for the
Claimants.
All Claimants should, without delay. present
their claims to said Attorneys, and thereby Sc
cure the cooperation Of the Committee and
others, largely interested.
Sufferers, BY referring their claims to SAT-
per presentation before the Territorial Commits
sioners at reduced rates, and at early day, but
will also secure harmony Of action and union OF
hofora Eonorass
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H. c. STAFFORD. A.c. sAFFoRD,
Stafford g. Stafford,


Stafford & Stafford,
A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, will
N practice in the several Courts of Record
in Kansas, attend to cases in the Land Office.
and give particular attention to collections in
all parts Of the Territory.
Will, also. attend to the location of Land
Warrants, investments in city property and
claims, the examination Of titles, payment Of
Nom Residents taxes, and the purchase, sale and
renting Of village property, in all parts OF the
Territory.
REFERENcEs:-Hon. F. p. Stanton, Kansas:
Hon. Marcus J. Parrott, Leavenworth, Kan;
Hon, Chas; Robinson. Lawrence, Kan; Eldridge
Brothers, Lawrence, h. T., and Kansas City,
Mo-; VIM. F. Lockwood, Omaha, N, T.; Rey-
nolds, Ely l. Co., Chicago, ILL.,; Hon. II. n. Smith,
Plymouth. Wis; Gov: s. z. Chase, Columbus,
Ohio; Hon. p. Bliss, Elyria, o.; Solon Palmer,
Esq, Cincinnati, o.; j. c. Grannis, Esq Cleye-
land, o.; II. 2. Baldwin, Esq, Detroit, Mich. !;
Edwin Cook, Esq, New York City; II. Ely, Esq.,,
Rochester, N. Y; DR.. A. d. Child. Boston, Mass.
NJ A. c. W. SAFFoRD is a Notary Public for
Douglas County. Sept. Is. IS
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U. s. Mnil ARRANGEMENTS,

o. ;. MniI ArranHements,
MAILS for the North, East and Border, close
1fl every evening at o'clock.
Southern Mail closes Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday, at Q p. VI.
Western Mail closes every day at Bpm.
Humboldt Mail closes Sunday at P. n.
Emporia Thursday at9"
Sumner Sunday at %
Paoli Monday at }"
Post Office open from A. NJ. to P. N. Sun.
day, for one hour after the arrival and distribu-
| tion of the Eastern Mail.
JAMES GARvIN, pm.
Per G. +. MERRIAM, Deputy p. NJ.
March l2. 80
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Neb AobeffiseiQe
PaoIa Academy.

THE SECOND TERM of this institution will
L commence on Monday, March 18th, 1889, and
continue twelve weeks.
TERMS.
Common English branches. "a to ss 90
f1lRuer
Classics, Mathematics, &C., extra each, 90
Music upon the Piano Forte, with use
OF instrument, 20 90
To accommodate Pupils from adistaRce. board
can be obtained in private families on the most
reasonable terms. A. A. ROBERTS,
March u, '59-3m.' Principal.
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QUIET NERVES, QUIET NERVES!
HUSBAND, co BUY THE AMERICAN

THIS IS TO BE THE ORDER OF THE DAY,
From every wife who has q smoking husband
and no good husband who wants to have peace
in the family, will fail to obey the order.
l NP See advertisement. See advertisement.
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HEM hRSkE EEGSy%tPbAAHsss : y%tHPbAHs' Conn'r, of Claim.

P.S.-Each newspaper in the Territory is re-
quested to publish the above three times, and
send bill to Board Of Commissioners by lst July.
to be audited-a copy Of each paper containing
the advertisements be sent to the Central Clerk
Caleb s. Pratt, Lawrence.