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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04


The Family CathaHio lPu.L lisa gentle but &C.
tive Cathnrio which the proprietor has used In
his practicc more than Twenty years.
The constantly increa.' e,sina demand from those
who have long used the lPills, and the satisfae.
tion which nH express in y record their use, has
induoed 70 place them - within the reach ofall.
The Profession we'll ,.slkuow that different Ca.
thartics act on different tNpoTtons OF the bowels.
The Family CathaTtioI tplPilsil has, with due 70.
ference this well es- t,ftab shed fact, heenoom-
pounded from variety Of - The purestNe egotabie EN-
tracts, which act alike on f5leveTy part OF the amon.
tury canal, and are GoOn ISLAND sAFE IN all cases
where a Cathaftie is nee Caldod. such DeTange.
meuts Of the Stomach, lsleepiness, Pains in the
Bask and Loins, Costive- ness, Pain and Soreness
over the whole body, from rosudden cold which IRE.
guently &C neglected. end lin long o0rse OF Fever
Loss OF Appetito, creep einF sensation OF Cold
yer the body, Restless l-ilressi II Headaohe, OF
weight In the Head, all =, llndammatory Diseases,
Worms In Children Or A. ~ do lts. Rheumaiism, 4
great Purfcr Of the blood sud many diseasef to
which flesh q heir, too numoroutto 10 mention In
this advertisement. Dose, to3.
Price Thirty Cents.
The Liver iuvigoraior and Family Cathanic Pills are
retaile BY nruFFst generally and sold whoetale BY
the Trade In all large towns,
81 Il. W. Sanford, M. ID.
Manuisuturef and Proprietor,
335 Bfaadway, New York,
For sale by J +. Wooster, Thin, o. ootil1r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
Look outrorForgo,I Documcnts

Hero is change enough In those few
States to have beaten Duchanonin 1896.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

Tho shndow OF Coming Evcnis.
The States which have just held Elec.
tons had they voted for President in 1865
would doubtless have chosen Electors as
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

0eTThe Washington States proposes
the Hon. Thomas s. Bocock o. a south-
ern Democratic candidate for Speaker
Of the United States House Of Represen-
tHfivca
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
w ALL PAPEIF

w ALL PAPER
10000 pieces Wall Paper, from
,ixpence and upwafds viii he sold nearly al oosi 10
ceaf out The lot ofspdnr greatest inducements
ever before enered in uis cydont ioIgotthe place,
u WOUsrERH.
School Books, Stationery, Inks,
Nc. 40.
Patent Medicines Of every des-
cdpuon
Churchill's HypopLosphites of
Lime and Soda, for Consumption.
Peruvian Syrup -. q very ccle-
braied article for The Di'pepiia.
Scandinavian Blood Purifier.
Kennody's Medical Discovery.
Hoofand's German Bitters.
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
DIR Ohristie's Ague Balsam /
viii give sj to any por'on that will procure beiisr
urtcle or one more sure TO cure Ague and Fevor
Hagaman d Clark's Genuine
Cod Liyef oil. Just received 5os sulp. d.. Tumond
| GreenouRh's Non Explosive
banning Fluil. 6'pcr eallou.
| Vegetable Oil Burning Fluid,
AT j. +. WOOSTER'S
] M Z sha,vbant. Wiogt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
Tl,nnIssgivin.g Dny.

Gov. Chase has appointed Thursday,
Nov. Gath, as day Of thanksgiving and
pr'yor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

0rTsoys a Republican exchangs-the
Democrats hope 10 cross over the fearful
year Of 1860 by means Of llarpcr's Fer
~. We doubt If thoy can rely upon the
craft
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

0%-Tho Albany Evening Journal says
that when Old Browns sons were muir
dered by Missouri rufians, and his daugh-
ter, who witnessed tho murder, became a
maniac, the Administration journals Wero
ridiculing tho "shrieks from Kansas"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
Fifty Cents

win buy lb. Condition Powders,
the brst n use and only half the common price.
HEAR THE TEsrlMONY.-nr George W.Cpl' 4
vetnV Veterinary Surgeon, 'dys!"i haVc uscd Ndostets
Conditions powdefJ, and r0ns'dcr them ite best ~,
ticlc In use. have used sonn and other kinds, and
consider this far supertror for cleansing the Bmod
and giving an oppeitegves the hair aglossy apneat-
ce--feal silky.N ..
Mr.. Ibomus Scott Of Tymocatcc and Mr. Horton Of
Republic, says We haYcnscd q variety Of kinds, and
We consider Wooster farprelerahle TO ANY IN use.'
Come and try them.
EHcaVcs---Onc Dollar
Will buy q bottle Of medicine that
win core hcaves ofcciualnv
HEAR THE TESTIMONY Mr.. Iohu Michael
says. w have used one bottle ~ youf eave mediclne
aud IL has performed prrcrtruf-.n
4. -, This entirely new preparation. " it not
Powder, but Liquid, Fotsale by I.F. Woo'et,
only
Pole EVil--OPc Dollar
win buy a bottle that will cure
Pole Evilevcfytime. For snlebyJ. Il. ivoosiepoply.
Ring BOnc--One Dollar
Win buy a box of Ring Bone cure.
Forsac by ]. +. Wooster, ouy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
Murder oran ". s. Consul Com
nrfmed.

NEw OhLEAHs, Oct. iS.
The private letters received by the Pic
ayugo from Mexico confirm the cold
bloodcd murder Of Mr.. Chase, the hmeri-
can consul, by Gen. MARQUES.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

OeTTbo Cleveland Herald says that
Mcssrs. Hiram Griswold and A. g. Rid
die len that city on Thursday night for
Charlostown, Va, 20 net as counsel for
Brown,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

This extraordinary CHEMICAL PREPARATION
ofPHOsPHORus, Qhe PRoFiiyEACrIc andcURATivE
popenes OF which wcfe di scoveredby Dr.. =. Church,
l OF Paris Is spcrioming wondcfiul throughout
Euuppe andtho United states, having already attained
since ~ Introduction, remarkable popularity, both
with the medical profession nnd the pnhlo. II s
purely SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, acting with
AusQlurE ogRrnNrv, and OF INvARlABLE EFFt-
CAC1 In all stages OF Pulmonary and Nervous Diieaf-
a. The
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

01TTho Cadis Republican nanes Hon.
r. c. Parsons, -ol Ouyahoga, as che prob
able Speaker Of the next House Of Rep
fssontativos. Mr.. p. ls a competent gon-
ucman, and would worthily discharge tho
duties Of the post
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
Cure Of CONSUMPTION.
PrOtessional COrresnnndanna.

"CoLuNnus, Ohio, Aug g, is50-Thave bsen treat
ing ibis disease for twenty years. and have deriv
ed more fatisachon from tho use Of the HYrnrHos.
rHires than from all other forms or medieation con
bincdN
"MAsoHE STIR, Mich, Ang g. is50..-I have ussd
he Hypophosphtes IN my practice with very happy ~.
iee9.o much so that would not be satisfied remain
"AlippLznURY, VI, Aug. o, 1850 Il believe tho
hypophosphtes used 10 the mannorend way Dr. Churu.
HI VI uaes them will cure Consumption -
"shepehlstown, Va, Aug 49, fs5O.-f have prb.
cHbod the iypophosphte IN several cases, and am de-
lighted wiiht effects. II has accomplished wonders
"LowELL, o. July S, 1861 have used IN all abodt
forty hotties, and In but instance have they faied
70 beaeh the patient and that was HOPELESS one be-.
Tore was called have bad several cases given % by
attending physeiuus who are now enjoying eompafa.-
lively good health, and exempt from al he symptoms
OF pulmonay disease. have used the Remedy In nv
own case with decided snceess. IL was regarded a.
hopelesi BY physieiahs aud friends, and even mVsslf
under The 'old treatment am now able ta ride, IL
attending on the sick, asmany miles In day, perhaps
NJ any other physician IN ,he countryn
"loosloE FAILS, N. ". Aug. 90, 1889. ~ have on.
" time, this mnrnhe, 10 say, that have been aston.
shedn witnetsng the good effects or the Hypophos.
phitsi The slaiemsnts In Jour pamphlet are noi at
All exagEeuled.n
"EAsroN, X. T., Ass. S, 1851 have hesn usinF
youT liypopholpifes Of lima and Soda and have eE.
nerenned great improvement from them. Also, ny
SON. who had h5ckihg cough end bleeding Of the lanrs
Il Ikawise tnuoh benehtted by their usen
''CHlrHAa, Pa, Jply %, i63s.--l leesved the ~
hotties Of Chmchilps Remedy foF Jspfumption.
Il has worked wonders IN every case.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
Make no Delay.

AAAAA AAl AAAAWn
Contumptives, In anystage Of diSeale should resort
immediately 20 the ofthe HypophoIhites Of Lime
und Soda. "Winohesters Genuine pfepafationH fin
puruinis he combination proposed By Dc. Churchill
or generaluse" and iiprepared aecogdins 20 hs orig.
iual Formula.
DIR. Churchill's Work ON Consumption
is now ready.
CAUTION Interested druggists win iry TO ssllyou
other preparations than mine, DO not bus themi My
hEwARE ofall preparations claiming "a b the ffy.
pophosphites, which oontnn aRoN, or any DHun. The
country 10 tely 10 ha flooded with spurious pFepaTa-
tons, by writing 20 me you obtain information that
viii pre-, ent any deception being praeised upon you
The Day SAT- furnished 70 the Profession.
PWcEs-Ono Bottle, S2i three Bottles for e5. Con.
ccutrated Solution, by mail, Pre- paid, 81.
Sold Wholesale and Retail atthe sole General Depot
in tbe united staies,by j. WiNCHEsTEk,
43 John Street, MY.
For Sale BY /, L, St John q Co, and . F. Wooster,
ridu, o.. ily8.lT
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

|. Asshort time ago we chronicled the depar-
ture of 3 large numberof Latter Day Saints,
who had Wintered in this city, and who took
advantage OF the first open weather to jour
ney towards the Great Salt Lake. On yes
terday we noticed the arrival of Liverpool
liner with seven hundred and twenty six
Mormon passengers on board. They came
from England. Denmark, Wales and other
countries in Northern Europe. cheerfully
undertaking journey of FIVE or six thous-
and miles to new country, q strange gov
ernment-in fact religious despotism-
for the sake of the faith that is in them.-
In a few days they. viii be en- route to join
the company of the faithful, to whom Jo-
seph Smith was the first prophet. and Brig
ham Young the successorlNep York Her
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
Horse Thieves.

Nine arrests were made at Council Grove,
on Friday last. The names and residence
of parties arrested, are as follows:
Asa McGeehe, James Moody, L. Marble,
of Lawrence County Mo-; S. S. Galloway,
j. H. Galloway, and Frank Watson, of Al
len County K. T.; Orson Porter, and Silas
Cady, of Madison County. K. t.; and
John I. Dedlashmutt, of Council Grove
Watson is boy, about IA years old; Ded-
lashmutt, is a prominent citizen of Coun-
Gil Grove. The people took the matter in
to their own hands, organized court, EN-
panneled jury of twelve men, and procee-
ded to trial McGeehe and the boy Wat
son, were acquitted; Dedlashmutt was re-
quired to give bail to answer the charge be-
fore the District Court, which he did:
The two Callaways were whipped ten
lashes each, and ordered to leave the place
in twelve hours, and the Territory in FIVE
days. Moody, Marble, Cady and Porter,
were whipped each ten lashes, and one side
of their heads shaved, and ordered to leave
the country as above. The Callaways are
the same men who were lynched in Allen
county few days ago. Something must
be done to stop horse-stealing, but we do
not believe shaved head and ten lashes
will have that effect. Hang every one pro-
we'd to be in the business, is the surest rem
edy. One of the horses stolen, is now in
the hands of W. B. Harrell, Sheriff of Nor
ris county. 1t is sorrel mare, about six
years old, white face and white feet; was
stolen by Moody, on the Marmaton, near
Fort Scott-Ransas Press.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
FhegWalnut gCountrv<

Il Il x e -
Our friends J. c. Haskell and W. s. Nc
Curdy, who have just returned from visit
to Chelsea and vicinity. in the Walnut Val
ley, represent. that region of country as the
finest part Of Kansas, abouhding not eniy
in good lands but in water and timber as
well. Pure living springs are quite COM
mon and from all accounts it must be aper-
feet paradise for stock raising. A large
emmigration is constantly pouring into that
region following up the Valley of the Wal
nut and its numerous branches. and ex-
tending far up the valley of the Whitewater,
beyond the Western limit of the organized
counties. Chelsea is regarded as prom
ising point from its beautiful location in
the midst of an industrious and thriving
population. and the great abundance of tim
Der in its immediate vicinity no less than
FIVE afiuents of Walnut River, uniting the
parent stream near that point. go
The crops are represented as presenting
a fine appearanee-many fields of corn
standing ''knee high" when our informants
left there. -5r sss -. -. .ss.s-
Half dozen men with 19 yoke of oxen
started from Chelsea last week after Steam
Saw Mill which is to be put up on the
town site forthwith This will be the be-
ginning of ..taeso era'' for that whole re-
gion, and whenever it gets in operation we
shall expect to hear that things are going
ahead. ~ = sts'St
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

A meeting of the .'Thief Detecting AS
sOciation,' was held at Templar's Hall, on
Saturday last, the 11th inst. A number of
new members were enrolled, and commit
tee of three appointed to report a plan for a
more perfect organization, on Saturday
next, the e5th inst, at which time meet
ng of the Association viii be held. The
committee consisted of Messrs. c. Y. Esk-
ridge, J. w. Weaver, and Marion Lloyd
A full turn out is desired at the meeting on
Saturday next. rE
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
Latest from the Mines-Mining News
UnfaYorable.


The third express coaches arrived in our
city last evening. having made the trip from
Denver City in thirteen days. There were
four through passengers. The express
brought in 70 gold, and we feel constrained
to say that the mines have turned out to be
comparatively improbable. Among the
passengers who arrived was G.. Davidson,
Esq, a gentleman long connected with the
Western press, and who went out to the
gold region as special correspondent of sew
eral leading papers. The intelligence he
brings is of a reliable nature, and exceed
ingly unfavorable, both in regard to the
gold deposits and agricultural resources of
the country. At latest dates the mining
towns were comparatively empty. Denver
City contained about seventy-ive people,
and half of the cobins (estimate at 1907
were vacant. Auraria was in the same con-
dition. There was no business of any con-
sequence transacted, and but little coin or
dust in circulation. Several parties have
pushed for the moutains. Mining tools are
put up at auction daily, and bring extreme
ly low prices. The express coaches passed
about a thousand teams on their way to the
mines. Little or no gold was discovered,
and the general opinion prevailed that the
mines had proved to be failure.-Leav.
Times, Sd.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
ErannOnt.

The votes polled at this town at the late
election were less than half of the legal
votes in the Township. The Fremonters
are mostly true blue Republicans, as might
be entered from the name they have chosen
Tor their place, and they lend but little
countenance to disorganizers. Hereafter
We are assured that when there is any vo.
ing TO be done the Fremonters will Be there.
We learn that quite number of build
ngs have been erected in town since spring
opened. and that the prospects of the Col
iege located there by the s:United Brethren
are good. Success to Fremont.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

Mr.. ]. Van Meter, an experienced far
mer from Iowa, informs us that ten acres
of Black Locust timber, in fifteen years af
erplanting, will yield as much fencing ma
terial as hundred acres of our native tim
Der growth. It is very durable, easily man
ufactured into rails, and grows most rapid
ly. The blossoms are large and fagrant, af-
fOrding rich yield of honey for the bees
Every prairie farmer should plant Locust
trees
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

The Missouri Democrat of the 3fst ult.,
says that the captain of the Adelia, which
recently visited Lawrence, considers the
Kaw the finest stream in the country, and
the finest on which to do business. He de-
scribes in ecstatic language, the beauty o.
the country, its fruitful soil, delightful eli
mate. and generous people. He is conf
dent the Kaw will be very shortly one o.
the most important avenues of trade in the
country. Already there are on its banks
enough of produce awaiting shipment to oul
port, to load a number of small steamers.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

During the storm on Tuesday night we
learn that the house of Mr.. VIM. Norton,
three miles east of town, in which Mr.. Al
bert Thompson, and family reside, was blown
Ofits foundation, and carried distance of ten
feet. Fortunately none of the family re-
ceived any injury, and the only damage
was general smashing of crockery, etc.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
Greenwood County

Settlers on Fall River and vicinity, who
nave been in town recently to trade, repre-
sent that section of country as rapidly FL
ing up with the right sort of people. Fall
NVer is a branch of the Verdigris, and is
tepresented as clear rapid stream. afford
ing numerous mill sites. with good sup
Ply OF timber and the finest of land in abun.
dance.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

Messrs. CAREY & Oaks, the new proprie-
tors of the Americus Hotel, are preparing
for grand Independence Ball at that place,
On the evening of the 18th. The Invitation
is general, and they say no one who attends
shall go away dissatisfied We hope they
will have "good time"
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
LIS rumored that Kossuth is in Sar

1t is rumored that Kossuth is in Sardinia
endeavoring to induce the Hungarian por-
ton of the Austrian army to revolt. He is,
of course. iacog. one-third of the armed
force of Austria is. composed OF Hungari-
ans, many Of whom foug ght under Kossuth
in the Hungarian rebellion. IT the rumoI
is true the exile may work much mischief
to Francis Joseph.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

THE PIkE's PEAK EXPRESS SToPPED.-
The news from Pixies Peak is very unfa-
vorable and perfectly reliable. We fear
the mines are propen to the unremuEe-
rative. 1t is understood that the express
line viii dispatch no more coaches for the
present. Emigration is al from and net TO
the miues.-LeaveHwort Times, Sd. - Z Z
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
President Buehanan's organ in Philadel-

President Buehanan's organ in Philadel-
phia. says the Dred Scott decision is the
platform of the Democratic party; that its
doctrines constitute National Democracy,
and anything short of them is sectionalism. -
This is bold put explicit. 1t would not be
difficult for great many yet in the Demo
cratic party to find where they belong. il
all the Democratic papers were as explicit
as the Presidents home organ.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

The new Hotel of w. 81. Nickel, at Wa
terloo, is about completed, and we under
stand that the proprietor intends to give the
new house warming" on the evening of
the Fourth. by having grand chop. -
Nickel is a prince, in his way, and when he
undertakes anything it don't fail.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

About dozen new buildings are in pro-
cess of erection in different parts of the
town, and the sound of the hammer, saw
and plane. makes merry music at all hours
Of the day. DR.. Watson's new stone build
ing is making good progress and will make
8 fine appearance when completed.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

There was quite large meeting of Hun
garians, resident in New York, on Saturday
evening, at which speeches were made and
resolutions passed expressive of lively
sympathy with the present struggle for Ital-
IAN independence, and il was resolved to
send sn address to the Italians in Italy.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
Arrivals and Departures of Mails at and
from the Emporia Post Office.

from the Emporia Post Office.
lawrence Mail arrives Saturdays at 6 P. n.
Leaves Mondays at a. M. sE-.F sF
Topeka Mail arrives Tuesdays at P. NJ
Lsaves Wednesdays at A. n.
Butler (Ao.) Mail arrives Wednesdays at lO A. n
Leaves Thursdays at IL NJ
Leaves Mondays at IL Il
weekly mail to Plymouth, Toledo and Cotton,
,ood Falls, west; also TO Bayard, Eldorado and
Office open Sundays from II N. to 2FM-
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

The election returns come in very slowly,
and we are not yet able to give the result.
The Democrats, we believe, have made con-
siderable gains in the Territory.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

New goods at Hornsbys d Fick's. Go
and see them. Ladies will find there a sup
ply of cheap fans-just the thing for this
warm weather.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

Neosho Lodge No. e3, I. o. of G. T.
Meets regularly on the Ist and Sd Tuesday
evenings of each month, at Z o'clock In Templars
Hall, Commercial street, Emporia. Members of
other Lodges are invited to attend when convent
ent A. R. BANCROFT, W. c. T.
J. L. CATTERsoN, ". 8.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

HIGH PRIcE FOR WHEAF.-The first new
wheat OF the season was sold in ST. Louis
on lately, for So per bushel The lot
contained 25 bushels, making the snug
sum of of one hundred and twenty five dol
lars for the lot. 1t was harvested in De
Soto county, Mississippi. sre5
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

We learn that Gen J. w. Denver, late
Governor of Kansas. was waited upon by a
large crowd of-yisitcrs on his arrival in
Sacramento, and that he announced himself
as candidate for Governor of the Golden
State
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
Odd Fellows.

Emporia Lodge, No. 10, 1. o. o. F.. meets reg
ularly every Wednesday evening, at o'clock in
Mosenic Hall. Members Of the Order in good
standing are cordially invited to visit the Lodge
.zfsIb6r2 ROBERT LOGAN, N. g.
H W FfCk Sec'v
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

See notice to ''log owners in an anoth-
,r column. Persons having logs in the
mill yard should attend to this matter imme-
diatsly. .r,~sxr.-, .tsrrf5.,f f-se.r
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
-rnt-E 8. M. X. R.l122.

Mystic Grotto of Emporia, opens for Vesper
Communion, and Bona Dea on the -. #.s Cir
eles of each month. This order is for the circles
preceding 18th 9Th month. Heed will therefore be
duly taken. By order offull Communion
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
Masonic.

Regular Communications of Emporia Lodge, No.
10. A. F. and A. NJ. are held on the Thursday eve
ming of, or preceding the full moon, in each month
L. D. BAILEY, W NJ
c. V. EsKRIDGE, Sec'y.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
M A R RIE D..

On Tuesday, the 7th inst, at Americus, in this
county, by Wesley Thompson Esq. Mr.. CHARLES
DAKE of Americas, TO Miss ELIzABETH ANDERSON,
Of Ell Mendaro, Madison county
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

The great Pixies Peak humbug is about
played out.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
Rates of Advertising.

,.rtion per eentE each Subsequent insertion
..s.,; dollar line per aAnun. One fourth column
' 10 co. year, % Co. One half
az mos 30 %; year, 90 All tran
foreign advertisements mast be paid in advance
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

Bianks.-Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds and Decla
,.,;Ons for sale at this ONCE in any quantity.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

single copies of The News in wrappers for sale
-.,bis office, at five cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
Executrix' Notice

CELF-sHUTTING Gate Hinges, Gate and Door
y Catches, Window Springs, Door Locks and
Latehes, for sale cheap at - PERLEY'Ss &
mav2f
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
Terms of Subscription.

..' ys., s..s o.. e:..; .p .t ..s, .
fsa eP % O.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

Fer Justices.---Blank Subpenas, Executions
s,rnOns'. Warrants, Reeognizances, &c., for sale
=. hi. Office
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18
Fancy Goods.

It will certainly not be our fault if in the future
they complain that they've nothing to wear
And, in general, We have, and will keep constant
IL on hand,
Shawls and shoe-brushes, log g-chains and traces,
Pins and pick-axes, linen and laees,
Window sash, side-saddles, shingles and nails,
Bar-soap and whale -bones-but not any whales;
Cfaw-hammers and hoops, as well as the skirts,
Matches, molasses and UnasrTied clerks;
And more than this, the young ladies to suit.
a clerk with the goods vel htFOo in to boot!
N. B.-Butter, Eggs, green and dry Hides taken
in exchange for goods. HORYSBY d FICK.
Emporia, April 9, 1889. 81
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

' ee open Sundays from II N. to . P. N.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-18

fGPoUTING, GUTTERIEG, and al kinds q
y Tin, Sheet Iron and. Copper work done on
short notice, BY an experienced workman. Ct
may2l PERLEf ..