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NHEATRE FRANCAIS 5S6 BROADWAY.
MARDI, Is OcroBRE, 1889.
Hutieme Soiree d. Announcement.
Premiere representation
LIE CHAPEAU DUN HORLOGER,
Comedie-Joue NM Talos Barry Edgard Ernest Talbot
Leoni
Premf re representation
Vaudeville acto
Joue par Mines. Adophe, Karsch Talot NM. Loiret ct
Alphorse.
LA CHAN0INESsE Vaudeville en- un acte, du Gymnsse
Joue par Mn Adophe, Karsch NM Taot Barry Leon
On commencera ~ heures tres precise.
prayons farlor Operas every Monday Wednesday and
Friday
French company Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Wanted good musicians for the French theatre Apply
Monday at 10 o'clock, at l28 Mercer street.
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A MAGNIFICENT sEvl OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pr.
"A anoforte $l75 far elegantly cd and in
aid with l for 1910 and $50 one seven oc ave
rosewood second hand for 81 and others
mahogany, and l', from $40 yO; Organ
q eight stops ono octave d. swes Ac for $3.50 worth
800, u LOT broadway, corner Of hrty street.
h. GONZALEZ
A MAGNIFICENT SEWN OTAvR ROSEWOOD
"A Ptanoorte for sale q bargain, dwelling 66 Sirh
avenue, Foreh street. chly nnisled
ne, rich carvings beautiful sweet tine circular scale grand
rsntee; price $40. Has box for sh ping Apply dav or
emil fer days N B-A bargain any one in want
Of elegant and reliable Piano.
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WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w Under the direction Of


Late Principal of Mystic Hall Seminary nx..
Twelve Professors and Teachers OF In
sructon The this institution comprises depart
ments-he Physical the Moral the Mental and the Graceful
cuivated mind and eesa ed morality will accomplish little
with feeble scky constitution. Consequently Physical
education placed first Aids to this found the graceful
cashenc exercises daily practsed In school, the large
gymnasium with it, ropes and ladders vaulting poles
SWINGS In the bowling alley and horseback riding Wei
trained ponies snd saddle horses belonging the institution
and kept for this express purpose give opportunity for da
riding after CAREFUL instruction In the OF the uobe
animal The Graceful Department comprises Music DRAWING
Painting Dancing Manners Carriage and Conversation gene
rally gold medal s awarded TO each pupil Of the
anE Class at the annual examination in July Parents may
ssufed that efforts appliances will be wanting Sc
the comfort trough instruction aud elegance of their
daughters and wards while the sriotness and excu
will observed the young Indies will have
attending the lectures OF the Smithsonian Institute
wishing those places Of interest and instruction which
found only the federal metropolis Post oos address Eizs
W. Smith. Washington, ID. G., box 7O2
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SITUATIONS wANFED-MALEs.

S1IUAvlONS WANFED-mALESs
AN AMERICAN. WE'LL ACQUAINTED WITH THE
IA city and suburbs and who practically dey
erng goods with horse and Ia In stuauon
unexcepOnabe and ability
Address Traver Is Barrow st.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN FROM
II the South age "a and married. graduate Of Southern
il good bookkeeper and accountant Wants employment OF
kind where ha make himself
support Best Of references given Address O. W. d.
Herald Office
CrqUATION wANTEp-As MANAGER OR HEAD
- 10 general retail dry goods millinery fancy
best reta city trade very city references
Address Manager, box l07 Herald office.
cyITyATION wANTED-BY FIRST GLASS MAN
- cook give the best references; has been
poyed number Of at drst class hotels watering
places, dc. Address Taylor, box Ait Post ONCE
yXTAYTED-BY A MAN WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH
w French, German Italian, Spanish and Portuguese
situation kind Of busnes where he could mxe
himself useful No objection 70 travelling Address NJ g.,
Herald Office.
MJANTED-FoR BOY, II YEARS OF AGE, sITg.
w alton a farm In the West preferred. Coed refe
renee gwen Address J. 4, box Is N. Y. Post oface
WANTED-A sITuATION By A YOUNG MAN, GER
man. speaking English boohkeeper or assistant book
keeper to make himself generally useful In the counting
room has had charge Of books In his former place
References unexceponable. Address box rs Post ONCE
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN lately ARRIVED
from England, situation by which he make himself
ss.eray nsefn Can write good plain hand. Address
Ir OF M hsnnng corner Hamilton avenue and Van
brunt street, South Brooklyn
WANTED-A SITUATION SOUTH AS CLERK IN
- pun stuatona also experience Beat
" fecFeuVes gwen. Address I. h. L., Herald office,
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DEDUCED RATEs.-THR NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
~ Steamship Companys s.eamships win receye fregh
avery day for Tennessee North Carolina Portsmouth, Norfo
City Point and Richmond and will leave pier Is NORA river
at r. NJ, as follows .n
ROANOkE, Capt Couch, Tuesday.
YORKTOWN Capt. Parrish, Thursday.
JAMESTOWN; Capt skinner, Saturday.
Passage, staeroom included ~ Norfolk reduced 10 -
Petersburg and Richmond included So
Meals % cents extra Freight taken moderate
LUDLAM 4 HElNEKEN. Broadway.
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ATOTICE.-TO SHIPPERS TO CENTRAL AMERICA
IN and West Coast of South Amerca.-Ofce Of the North
Atlantic Steamship Company company prepared TO
grant through bills OF hiding In with the Panama
Railroad Company ahpments ri merchandise to Central
America and the West Osast Of South America The same
facilities VIII also be afforded shipments from Central
America to Liverpool by ARRANGEMENT with the canara lue
For ratea of ph &c. apply Of the
% Wall street. ~ .gfae ], +, STEPHENS, Secretsry,
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RI UNION CONCERT HALL, 497 BROADWAY.
a THE OLD AND ORIGINAL JIM CROW,
T. D. RICE,
VIII appear on Monday Evening, October "a 1852
IN HIS FAvORITE CHARACTER OF GINGER BLUE.
LOOK OUT FOR T. u. RICE, THE OLD ORIGINAL
JIM CROW.
MONDAY Evening October "a. 1889
ART UNION CONCERT HALL,
497 BROADWAY,
Look out for 7. y. Rice The Old Original Jim Crow.
Look for T. d. Rice The Old Original Jim Crow,
Look out for T. ID. Rice The Old Original Jim Crow.
ART UNION CONCERT HALL,
497 BROADWAY.
The Father of all Negro Defneators T. RICE wi sp
pear the MUMMY Monday evening, at the Art Union
Concert Hall, 497 Broadway.
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EXPRESSES.

TyxPREss TO kEURoPE.-THE GLOBE EXPRESS %
~ Broad street sends by every steamer Daguereotype.
Photographs Presents and packages of description
sze and at moderate rates TO place in Europe while the
correspondents Of the Express every city In Europe
packages there for delivery in this country.
L. W. NORRIS
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TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STNAM NAVIGATION CON-
! pany's New York and Galway ine-The next departure
New York will be the splendid and powerful seamshp
touching St. Johns N. F. - receive the royal mails
ce of passageFt class so. 5 and 3d. third, $50 In
ding free tickets the principal ,es the main railway
lies Of Great Britain and Ireland Third class must provide
|tes knife, fork, &C., and beddirg Passage to st. ohas
IMPRESS Company 81 Hudson and q their
les can be any of the above Offices to bring per-
out from any q the principal cses on Tho main lines Of
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, a..
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Immense Emigration aeras. The rl.in..

The secretary of the Columbus Ferry
Company at Loup Fork in ora Il Omaha
Ne6rdskidn that the emigration across the
plains up to june %, was as follows ::
lSO7 wagons. 20 hand carts, 5.4OI men
424 women, 4s0 children, 6lO horses.
4o6 mules, COLO oxen, and 5000 sheer
had crossed this ferry at that point. This
statement Includes no pNtiol Of he Mm-
mon emigration, but emb $ merely C. |
ifnrnia. Oregon aud Pixies Peak MIR nts
and their stock, all going westward. The
r,iurning emigration crossed at Shinn's
Ferry. some fifteen miles below the con-
tinepce of the Loup Fork with the Platte
Many ofthe outward-bound emigrants also
crossed at the same point, so that it is pro-
babe that not less than 1900 wagons have
passed over the military road westward
from this city, since the 2o.h Of March.
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Coodin,

A TT0RNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTAli]
n AGENT, will execute Deeds. soIignre''".
buy and sell land and town lots. invest inohe (.
Kansas property. for Others with care and pi0DF'
Ma Lawrence, Kansas, Yov.s, is5c. s-@.
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" Daniel Webster, some years ago,
was speaking at a political meeting in
Faneuil Hail. Boston, Abiding to the
then much talked of Maysville Road, he
said as follows:
II am in favor, Mr.. Chairman, of all
the roads except except"
Here he stuck, and could not think of
any exception. Mr.. H. G. Otis, who was
sitting by, saw his difficulty. and said in
low voice:
SAY the road to ruin" .t.
Mr. Webster heard, and, as if he had
.onlys stopped forrthe purpose of making
his remark more effective, repeated the
whole as follows:
'Irepeat. Mr.. Mr.. Chairman, am in
favor Of ell roads except-the road to
ruin" ~ y = y
The wit of Otis, in this instance, was
WE'LL met by the presence of mind in Web
DtEta
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81 sd lPccffy. III IS.
From he Tome Journal.
The Song of the Brook.

From The Tome Journal.
The Song of the Brook
From the spring beneath the beech-tree,
Where the bubbling waters rise,
There began my wayward wanderlngs,
Meath the blue of summer skics-
Like thread of liquid crystal.
By some fairy fingers spun
Leng ihening out ms TIM current,
Day and night tireless ran,
Through the meadow. where the daisies
Fleck the emerald turf with snow,
With the sunshine on my bosom,
Singing merEily go.
Through the wood, with troops Of shadows
Dancing to the restless leaves;
Where the wild vines DER me streaming
Many a quaint. Weired ehaplet wcayes.
And the sun, like golden rain-drops,
Filters through the oaken screen,
Where the moss-beds and the liehens.
Edge my path with tufts of green.
Down the rocky hillside sliding
In and out, from stair to stair.
Till, midway the rocks o'ersgeeping,
One swift plunge, the last, dare.
Then. from out tho white foam stealing.
Past the mill make ms way,
Where the pouderOUs wheel hangs dripping
Green with moss for many day;
Underneath the little foot-bridgc
Where the unburnt children fish,
With their bare feet downward dangling
For M cooling lips to kiss.
Hiding in the rocky shadows,
Shining bv the dusty way;
Murmuring b. the lowly cottage,
Whispering meath old turrets gray.
Ginning this refrain forever,
As tinkling ripple on:
IT'S the heart we bear within US
Maketh life q sigh, or song.
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geiscnger, FenIon 8. CO.,

HAVE Just opened on Water, between Della.
IL ware and Shawnee sts., Wholesale anC
Retail Establishment, consisting of Foreign ant
Domestic hardware, Iron, Nails, and Pittsburgh
Manufactures, Cooking. Parlor and Health.
Stoves, Stove Furniture, &c. A largeassortmen
Of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Chains, Camp Kettles
CUTLERY, Carpenters Tools, Bellows. Anvils
Vices, Forks, Shovels, Wood and Chain an.
Force Pumps. Axes, Rifles, Scales, Butcher
Tools, Paint Mills, Corn Mills, Hand Bells, Tap
Lines, Cast and Blister Steel, Brushes, de-, an'
all can oe purchased cheap for cash. n36tt
Leayenworth, May .. 1857.
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II. C sAFForD. &C. ". Stafford.
Safford A. Stafford.

A TTORNETS and Councillors at Law, will
n practice in che several Courts Of Record
IN Kansas. attend to eases IN the Land once,
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
Non Residents taxes. and the purchase,s sale and
renting of village property, in alisparts OF the
Territory.
kEFEREScEs:-Hon. F. 2. Stanton. Kansas;
Hon. Cha. Robinson, Lawrence. Kan: Eldridge
Brothers, lawrence. h. f., and Kansas Cify
No.; VIM. T. lockwood, Omaha. \, T.; key-
Plymouth. Wis; Gov. 5. r. Chase. Columbus,
Ohio; Hon. p. Bliss, Eiyria. o.; >olon Palmer,
Esq, Cincinnati. o.; J. G Grsnnis. Esq. Cleve-
land, o.; h. 7. Baldwin, ESQ.,. Detroit, Mich
Rochester. \. Y; DIR. A. B. Child. liostan, Mas.
NJ A Y. W. SAFFoRD is Notary Public for
Donglas County. Sept. u. -
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The Eclectic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o,

The Eclectic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.
THE WINTER SESSION of la59-6O will COM
l. menec about the middle Of October, and
continue l6weeks. Afull and thorough course of
hours daily, with good opportunities for Clinical
instruction at the Commercial Hospital, and at
tentiun to practical Anatomy.
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol-
Ows:- ----.
J.F. JUDGE, Md.
Professor Of chen. :;'fry and Pharmacy.
T. E. St. JOHN. NJ. D.,
Professor Of ARafomy anil PhysioLogg.
Z = J.HUWE, Nd, syt,
80 q Professor OF Surgery. : q ~
Oh. CLEAVELAND. Md,
Professor 81 .NIteria Nsdica and Therapeutics.
WI. SHERWOOD, MD,
Professor Of Neiicca Prdetfce and Pathology.
JOHN KING, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics ant Diseases Of Women
aud Children.
J.R. BUCHANAN, ND, ara
Emeritus Professor Of Oers5rdR Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine
The Terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore, Decentralization, ss 90; Tuition,
$50 co; Demonstrators Ticket, SIS 10. Ever,
session before graduatiOu.l Hospital Ticket.
SIS 90, topti0nal.) Graduation. SIS CO.
The Lecture-Rooms are newly finished, neat,
and comfortable. aud in n central locality, in
College Hall, Walnut Street.
Tickets for the session may be obtained Of the
Dean OF the Faculty, at his office, No. rs Eighth
street. or If Pcof.c. II. Cleayelahd. Secretar. of
JOHN KING. NJ. D., Dean.
..
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer sng
w Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forward n l.. T. "a
Commission Merchant. Leses. south th ~. ri
street, Leayenworth City, X. I. Nov. ~ -.
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Lond AGENCY ANA Lnnd Orsice,

EDWARD HO0GLAND, ATTORNEY AND
Z Counsellor at Law and United States Com
missioner, Tecumseh, X. 7.
Presumption business and contested claims at
tended to. Money TO loan to pre-cmptors; Land
Warrants located, Claims and Town Shares and
Lots in all parts of the Territory, bought and
sold. Investments made for capitalists, and n
per ceut. satisfactorily guaranteed.
REFEkENCEL:-flis Exc'y John W. Geary, Lee
compton. X. T.. Hon John Mexican. U. s. Dis
trict Attorney, n. Y. CITY; Hon. W. A. NJ
Vaughan, and Thomas n. Stinson. Esq.,, Tecum-
Seh. n. J. an2if
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Nnricn.
Notice.
\ TAXE ~. e.ft..-;.s- ~ i . -. Al

| TAKE the following method to supply the
surveyed.
| will be in Shawnee on 18th TO 18th of each
month; Monticello, 18Th and 18Th; Lexington,
2sth and On h: Spring I'LL SON 10 Isl. Anbri'
I'd and 81; Oxford. Ash and 9Th; Otthe, 6 to 9th,
and back 10 Lexington, 10th to l5th All VINO
wish to have their lands survese ed can address
me through the Postofice NJ either of the {. WINS,
stating the No. of Seeiion. TownshipaGd Range
\. SLAUGHTER, County Surveyor.
johnson Co.. Kansas Dee. 9th. '59r-tf.
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LAW Office

T0HN n. C0E, ATTORNEY AT LAW viii
practice in all the District Courts and in the
supreme Court of the Territory He has had
long experience in presumption practice in an
other State. and will give special attention Il
all eases in the Land Offices.
RtJerences.-Any lawyer Of standing in Wis
consin. The Professors of the Yale College Law
School.
NJ n. B.-Mr. C. is NOTARY PuBLIc.
Inne Of AZ
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Lime Lime !!

FRESH LINE constantly on hand and for sale
l. ut WILDER'S Kiln, Lawrence
Orders mas be left At the Store Of II. L. d j.
Blood March 10. '59-tf
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uRaTToN HOuSE.
unTEL.
Knnsns LAND & COLLECTING Agency

kansas Lana q COIIectinS Agency
d :. STEVENS, General Land Agent and
Ii. Attorney at Law, Lecsmptsn, will devote
particular attention % business before the Land
Office, both in the Territory apd in Washington
10 the securing of Patents, entry Of lands, iocat,
ing of Land VI arrants. &n. Money 20 ioAE; and
LAND w WARRANTS FULLY GUARANTEED, aiways
on hand and for sale. for cash or ON time. at tho
lowest rates. All business Inquiries. per mail
answered FREE OF Gil lRGE.
Office, one door south Of the L. ). Land Olhce
July 9, 'J9-tf.
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FEVER AND AGUE!

Read the following testimony:
Gao. W GOoDRICH, Esq. Attorney and Gen
erap Land Agent, now of GranbY, y ewt on county,
DO, but ut that time resident of Nevsho al
ley. n. T., writes as follows:
Il nm more than ever of the opinion that no
other one medicine so completely meets the wants
of cur people as lour pills. Last fall, in thus
region, but one person in nJ knowledge escaped
the Ayue. Many had it all through the winter,
and continued to have il this spring. J. sold
eight bottles. all for the treatment of these almost
chronic cases, and. ii has given in every case the
most perfect satisiac ton; and believe the first
dose has in every instance stopped tae disease
vi these eight cases, permit me to give you the
facts with regard TO two of them: The first was
badly all last fall-had remittent fever and dam
ague nearly all winter; and TO this was SUPER
ndded monthly rregularity. Knowing this, !
barely yentured to recommend the pills as |
YOU d in ordinary cases, but to ny great aston,
ishmenj and Qualification the first doe stopped
/ tie fever, (rrnitteuil and | supposed the other
Il tticuily has also been removed as the roses on
! har before faded checks seoai to indicate fine
fhe4hh. which otherwise wcud hardly be the
case.
( The other case is that Of a young mar Lying in
/ the same ftmiiy. he had the yer and Ague
bad y, all last fall and winter-so he informs me;
the FIRST dose of the pills stopped it. and he ha> not
los; hour from hIswUrk slRce he beg m To take
il. He has been spit;i.gr hauling theme ut,
ana building fence eve since, and makes hrs
+ rate hand aJ this laboriOus business. lie now
says hat ten dollars would be small price for
tae benefit he has recsii cd - ....-.... %
AprilS6th. Is!6 tftO. W. GOODRICH.
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Greatest Care in the Warld for Pain.
DIR. SMITH.

LIN. o4N11 IL.
| or Philadelphia. whose Electric Oh! made
~ such astoaisn nG cures in New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, ST Louis, and the past month in
st. Joseph, lwhere Ar. iiobideaux. the father Of
hat town, Air. Northcutt, aud hundred others,
have been cured) has arrived Mt Lawrence, aad
charge. either at the Drug Stores or Hotel, to
demonstrate its curative p0wer-seeing is be-
llevIng-pudias Is no use.
From an eminent Physician.1
lt3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
have practlced medicine since lcs6; my wife
has been great sufferer at intervals for thirty
years; my son, merchant, No. It's Chestnut street.
sent me a bottle Of DR.. Smiths Electric Oil. and
after the third or fourth application, not IA ves-
JOSEPH 2. ELLINGTON, NJ. D.
From Hon J.. w Harcourt
Albany, December Z. 1883.
II, Smith, Philadelphia-Dear sir Your
Electric Vii cured my son, who was two ears
under the care Of an eminent physician and
j. ". HARC0URT.
Peoples Line" Office.
From the Greatest New York Housed
$3.50 MORE
New York. June LIST, is5s.
DR.. Smith-Dear Sir:-Send IS gross small, 10
gross MALT and II gross dollar size Electric Oil.
Very respectfully yours,
BARNES Il PARK, Broadway.
From the largest Drug SsoIe, in the West:l
St. Louis, April ,.
DR.. Smiths-Please ship Us J0dozsn small size,
50 dozen medium size, 10 dozen large size Elec-
trio Oil, and draw on us for the amoant Yours
truly, CHAkLESS, BLOW Co.
From well known gentleman.l
Or. Sinith's Electric Oil cured my Paralysis.
lam over scyents-tiys ye : TI cid;
,f No. Ill Prospect street, brooklyn.
Thirty years in New York
DR.. Smiths Electric Oil gave me leatire satis-
faction in one DAY. j : FOUNTAIN.
India Store, No. 653 Broadway, Y.
DIR. Smiths Electric Oil cured ms deafness in
three DAYS. Mrs. THOMPSON,
- Pine Plains. New York.
DR.. Smiths Electric OIL cured ms Rheumatism
In one day. i had TO walk on crpches-
HON f. klLLlNGSWORTH,
No. s.. South SIN street, Philadelphia.
II Large bottles areten times The cheapest.
From the largest Drug House in Boston,
We have Id a large quantity of DIR. Smiths
Electric Oil. AMI it's spoken Of only with I'M
qualified praise. GoOa reports from every bot
tie. WEEKS d POTTER.
Wholesale Druggists,
No. Isl Washington ST.. Boston.
81 eco sold in 81. Joseph Ia 60 days.
For sale wholesale ard retail by
PkENTISS 4 GRISWOLD,
Eldri5ge House, Lawrence
And b Druggists throughout the eountry gem
erally. jufys. '59.-6n.
FOR Sale.
CAnn I,44fr nj N nv
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Rr. =. II. pE.ENrzsS,

WILL resume the Practice of Medicine and
w Surgery, in Lawrence and vicinity.
Otico ~ the Drug store of Preutiss 4 Girls
void.
April >, 1s59.-tf
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Land Nar-nnts

ITO LOAN, for Thirty One Dollars less than a,
l. Iecompton. Also, Money to loan on real
estate security. BY IL. NJ. SIMPSON,
Lawrence. June 10. Is5s-tf Notary Public
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bIOod- Halcu 10 I'll.
@. Robinson
HAS FOR SALE, cheap for cash, one new
Ii and elegant Eastern Carriage, adapted to
two horses or one.
Two new Superior Eastern Buggies.
One yoke Of Oxen, well broke
One Wyahdoft float Of CD acres.
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The College Journal of Medical
Science, -fzrF

A MONTHLY Magazine of 4s pages, conducted
n b, the Faculty of the Electric College Of Medi-
cine, is published at tine Dollar eur. payable
in advance The volume Of the Jt0arad com
mences with the year. Communications for sub
scriptiuu, or for specimen numbers, should be
directed to
139 Seventh Street, Cincinnati. u.
Apr. 3 49,
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40 ACRES one half mile from Lawrence
w House, Stable, Garden. &c.--fVr sale or
rent. - or 60 acres 7 Der, fOur and half miles
west Of Lawrence co acres Of Prairie three and
q half miles southwest of Lawrence. 90 acres
under cultivation. hewn log huu.e one and a
malt stnr., tor sale or rent. 100 acres, so # II
timber, on the Wakarusa. one half mile from
Clinton, 30 acres under cultivation, for sale OF
rent 1880 TO eco acres Prairie,in L, kins and
Franklin counties, for sale.
Also, Lots in all parts of Lawrence.
All OF the above property Tor sale cheap. En-
quire Of STAFFORD x Stafford,
Attornys and Real Estate Agents.
March IL 10
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H II. R0h5nSnvr
TEse Subscriber
WAGONS AND PLOWS

in the most workmaniiiSe manner, and on very
reasnna bic terms, from tie best kind of SEA
S0NED LUMBER.
Also, BLACK SMITuING done to suit Gus
toners.
l'artieuisr attention paid to HORSE SHOE
ING. Having secured the services OF the best
tarrier and Sheer in the country. (Mr. q. Cook,)
he fatters himself that better satisfaction eau
be had in this department. than can be given in
any other shop in iowa, aud just as cheap.
IL rises shud by the ear, and warranted.
have IN hand a lot Of Wagons for the Pixies
Peak EN- gra ion. They art well made and OF
seasoned lumber. and pains spared to make
them what Wagons for that business ought to
be. Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. -- RALPH Z. DIX.
n. B.-Corn taken for anything have 70 sell,
AT market prices. II. c. DIX.
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a. IL. MILLER,

WHOLESALE GROCER, ForwafdiGs sht
w Commission Merchant. Also. general
Steamboat Agent and Collector. New Ere Pc
building, No. 100, Levee, Leavenworth ~
n tehb