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At the land Office at Lecompton, commencing
on Monday. me tteenty second day Of August Hegt.
for the disposal of the public lands within the
following named townships. viz:
South Of he base line and edst Of the sirth princi
pal meri,!iIa.
Townships II. 70. l3.and II; the parts Of town
ships Sand 10 0utsideo Of the Indian reservation;
townships 20, 81 and p, of range 10.
The parts Of townships ii and II outside Of the
Indian reservation; townships - and u: the
parts Of townships IS and 10 outside Of the Indian
reservation; townships 90. 81 and2s Of range Is.
The part Of township ~ south Of the Indian
reservation; townships 10 and IA; the parts Of
townships Is and 10 outside Of the Indian reser-
Walton; townships 20. 81 and -, Of rangel4.
reservation; townships - and II; the parts Of
townships Is. 10, IL, 10 and 10 outside Of the
Indian reservation; townships 20, 81 and y, of
range -.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-05-28

At the land Office at Lecompton, commencing
on Monday TIE eighteenth day Of July aegt, for the
disposal of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
South NJ Me base line and eosfo He sirth prnci-
pal meridian.
The parts Of townships " and IA outside of the
Indian reservation; townships 10, 20 and2l; and
the parts Of township % outside Of tho Indian
reservation, of range -.
The parts of township IL outside Of the Indian
reservation; townships Is. 10. ~. 81 and y Of
range 81,
The parts Of townships 10. Is. II, Is, 10 and "
outside Of the Indian reservation; townships 10,
10, 81, 81 and %, Of range 20.
The parts Of township II and outside Of the
Indian reservations; townships II and II; the
parts Of townships Is. l6 and IL outside of the
Indian reservation; townships Is. 10, 20, 81 and
81, of range 10.
townships II. 10. 10 and Ii: the parts Of town
ships Is, 49, IL, IL and ID outside Of the Indian
reservation: townships 20. 81 and %, Of range ia.
Townships IL. u. II and IA; the parts Of town
ships Is and 10 outside Of the Indian reservations
townshipsso, 81 and -, Of rangoH.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-05-28

Ohio 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
tFeb Ii SLY NJ A. KING. Secretary.
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Odd Fellows.

T AwRENCE LODGE No. 4, /. o. o. F..
~ o'clock. in Babcock Il Lskin's Hall, next
door to the Eldridge House. Members Of the Or
der. in good standing. are cordially invited tc
visit the Lodge. ,,so,
q. s. THOMPSON. Sec.
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Special Ncfices.
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
FORD FILLMORE.

HAVING rented the Emgrant Aid Building
II Formerly occupied b. g. W Hunt) are
prepared. and will give strict attention 10 the
Storage, Forwarding and Comm ssion business
Lawrence, Ma, 2sth, It59.-tf
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Attachment.

NOTICE is hereby given. that letters tesla
~ mentary were granted to the undersigned, on
Probate Court Of Coffey county, X T.. in the
Estate of Thomas Woolsey. deceased. and all per-
sonshay ing claims against said estate are re-
enc year from the date of said letters. as they
may be precludcd from any benefits Of said estate.
RH0DA W00LSEY.
Executrix.
Burlington. Cofey Co.. K, TT
May 9th, 1859. may Il. St.
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Through the kindness of Mr.. LowMAN,
we are enabled TO lay before our readers,
the following letter from Mr.. CUTLER, for
merly of this place, who is a reliable
man:
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FURNISHING GOODS.
TO COUNTRY DEALERS.
OUT FITTING GOODS.

We will sell Goods ut wholesale rs low as q
st. Louis, Kansas City, or LeayeDworth. Civ
US call
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.BK the President Of the 0. s

n pursuanc Of law, j. JAMES BUCHANAN,
L President Of the United States Of America.
sales will be hid at The nndermentioned land
Offices in the Territory of Kansas, ct the periods
hereinafter designated. to wit:
At the laad Office at Kickapoo. commencing on
AaRddy, Me fifteenth day AZ AHgusf aexf. foz the
disposal Of the public lands within the follow
ing named townships. viz: 4.
South Of TIE 6dseIins and east Of tie siefh prtncf-
pal meridian.
Township ,. Of range %.
Townships ., ,, 4and Z, ofrange %.
Townships 2, 3, 4, and6; and the parts OF
townships and outside ofthe Indian reserya-
The parts of township outside Of the Indian
reservations; townships3, 4, and 9; and the paris
Of township outside Of the Indian reservation,
Of range 90.
The parts of township outside Of the Indian
reservation; townships 3 4, 5 and O. and the parts
o. township outside of the Indian reservation.
Of range 10.
The parts of township outside Of the Indian
reservation; townships ,, and 5; and the parts
Of townships 6 and outside of the Indian reser-
walton, of range Ia.
The parts Of township outside Of the Indian
reservation; township 2; and the parts of town.
ships ;. 4. and outside of the Indian reserva-
ton, of range IL.
The parts of township outside Of the Indian
reservation; townships; and the parts Of township
outside of the indian reservation, of range 70.
townships and ?; and the parts of wnships
>. 4, S, and outside of tho Indian reservation.
Townships I, 80, a., and 9; and the parts Of
township outside Of the Indian reservation. Of
Townships l,9, 3,4,s and Q; and the parts Of
township outside Of the Indian reservation, Of
range -.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-05-28

At the land Office at Kickapoo. commencing
on Monday, He niRaecaM day n Septego<r Recf.
for the disposal Of the public lands within the
following named townships. viz:
South Of tAe bose line and east Of Ge sizfA priv
eipdi meridian.
Townships l, 9, ., 4. and 6: and the parts out:
side Of the Indian reservation Of township 7, OF
range -.
Townships l, 9. J. 4. S and O; and the parts out
range IL.
Townships !, 9. 3, 4. Sand G; and the parts out
side Of the Indian reservation Of townships J. 9,
3 and 10, of range 10.
Townships /, ., .. 4. S. 9. Z, 8. o and 10. Of
range Q.
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At the land Office at Lccompton. commencing
the disposal of the public lands within the fol-
lowing named townships. viz:
South orMe bdse line and east Of The sietA priacf-
pal meridian.
The part Of township 10 south of the Indian
reservation; townships 49, H. Is. 16. IL, is. ~ 20.
The part Of township II south Of the Indian
reservation; townshipl3; the parts Of townships
IA, IS 49, II and IS outside Of the Indian reserva
| ton; townships 10, 20, Gland -, Of range IL,
The parts Of townships TO- II and u outside Of
| the Indian reservation; township -; the parts Of
townships "a and ls outside Of the Indian reser-
| Townships 10, II, y and -; the parts of town
ships "A and is outside of the Indian reservation;
townships 10. 90. q and %. of ranged.
! At the land office at Ogden. commencing on
!hoadfy, he t'eenty-nfnM day Of August nest for
the disposal of the public lands within the fol-
lowing named townships,viz
South Of the base line and edst Of the siStA priaef-
pdlmerididn.
! Townships 6. re. Q. 10, II. 70 and -; and the
is Of townships H. Is, 10 and IL outside Of the
Indian reservation, Of ranges.
Townships CO., 8. 0, 10. H. II. u. IL. Is. l6 and
rOwnships6 :. 8. and 10; the parts oftOwn-
| ships II and IL outside Of the military reserva-
tion; townships IL, "a. Is. l6 and IL. Of rangeo.
At the land ofice at Ogden, commencing on
Monday, the RiRaeenM day Of September Reaa, for
thedisposal of the public ands within the follow
ing named townships. VIZ:
South Of The base line and east Of he sisth prfncf-
pal meridian.
Townships6, :. g. . and 10; the parts Of town
ships II and - outside the military reservation;
townships Is, II, is. 10 and IL, Of ranges.
Townships, g. 10, II, land "a, Of range I.
Townships 9, o, 10, H. t. - and IA, of range 3.
Lands appropriated By law for the use Of
schools, Indian, military. and other purposes,
will be excluded from the sales.
The offering of the above lands will be COM
menccd on the days appointed, and will proceed
| in the order in which they are advertised until
the whole shall have been offered. and the sales
thus closed; but sale shall be kept open longer
than two weeks, and no private entry Of any Of
the lands will be admitted until after the expi-
ration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton, this 22d day Of March, ammo Domini, ls59.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
b. the President:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Com1iissfOner Of the General Land 01ice.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-05-28
HATS AND CAPS!

Silk Hats, Stove Pipe Hats. Black and White
Mole Skin Hats, Fir Hats, Black and Brown
Planters Hats, Soft Hats, also summer Hats o.
all sorts, sizes and prices, which will be sold
chenn chean cheani AT SuTLlFE'S
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DIR. KINGS DIsPBNsARK
r.nrr.mr nrrrnSrs

A~ DIR. KING, formerly Of New Yerk, for ne last
tkS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and Who has
devoted the treatment OF private diseases for
thirty years himself having attended % practice orB
many years. ary thousands he IL enid %
All diseases Of private matter how bad they
from Biudcious medical treatment from neglect Of their
Kings DispenaT is No. = DeaercE street, btEeen Cherry
and the saaae where he AL diseases OF prvate
GoNoRHEA without naucious medicine interference
from business
sTRIcruREs oil recent date sectlaly cnrs IN few
days, BY operation Ehch pain Where Structure
health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
rsischief and un1ermiueT the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of The ckn growing out Of neg
ect treatment Re sfectually curei e days,
WEAENEss particular attention having zen given 70
this disease and ali the growing Of IT, brought
by the destructive habits o. nc0nsde-af8
Youths and excessive Indulgence of the ct u
which will undermine TIE constitution rendering sufiec
At for business society," and causing premature old
Females VINO be ahorng with any d.culy Of the Wcnb
may aEsursd % immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating tte case. vita
fee enclosed directed 10 Dr. A. King Ne = Dsaieck street,
Nashville Tenn viii have the necezsry sent - her
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy obs cs
hours from oeloek in the morning until il the even a
Isj0-dEWtv
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD HEADIsa.

| SENATE BILLS on THIRD READISG.
No. $50 incorporate on orphan asylum in OF
near the city Of Nashville. Passed.
! No. 26--To better 10 provide for the payment Of
! witnesses in certain cases.
Mr.. BRADFORD offered a bill in lieu, which was
! adopted.
Ou motion of Mr. STOKES, the bill vas referred
| to the Committee on the Judiciary.
sEEATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
No. 44-Direcory to county school commission
ers Passed aud referred to the Committee on Com
mon Schools and Education.
LEAVE TO VOTE.
Mr.. THOMPSON stated that he was absent when
TIRE vote taken on the amendment offered by
Mr. Hildreth 10 Senate bill TO incorporate the Ten
nes5ee Iron Company, aud be desired to record his
vote in favor of that amen 1menL Leave was grant
ed.
Mr. PETERS was also absent, and desired a SINH
lar privilege, which was granted.
DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF TENNESSEE.
The following message from the Governor was re-
ceived by the hands of the Secretary of State.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Oct. 25 1859.
Gentlemen of tho Senate and House of Rspressnta-
tiUss hereby nominate for your approval and con-
6rmalion the following named gentlemen for Direct
ors of the Bank of Tennessee:
Granville P. Smith, Of the county of Davidson
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

| The SPEAKER called the House to ordfr at .
O'clock, and announced the order OF business to be
the consideration of House bills on third reading
On motion by Mr.. SHE'D, call of this House
was ordered and taken, and the Clerk report ed
twenty-niue sbsenieeJ.
Mr.. TreWhitt obtljncd leave of absence on &C.
couat of indispositior.
Ga motion, the Door-keeper was dipatehed for
members absent without leave Of the House
The appearance of quorum reported.
DIaECTJRs OF TIE RANK OF TENNESSEE.
message from The Governor Announced his
nomination for Directors Of the INK IF Tennessee
subject to the combination Of the Senate and II Juse
of Representatives.
Mr.. DUDLEY moved 10 postpone action on those
nominations till This day two weeks
Mr. PARRELLY moved to amend by naming this
day week.
Mr. DUDLEY accepted of the amendment
Mr.. WILLIAMS, OF Hickman, moved to lay the
motion to postpone on the table.
This motion was rejected by yeas, 20; nays, 81.
Mr. DUDLEY modified his molten 20 as to post
pone the consideration of the nominations till Fri
day. the 29th inst, at IL o'clock, upon the instance
of Mr.. SHE'D.
The motion was agreed to.
And then, on motion, the House adjourned till to-
morrow morning, % O'clock.
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The message lies upon The table
TO PEBFEcr LAND TITLES.
House bill No. I22, giving fur her time to perfect
land titles, was rea u a secopd time and passed.
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND
House resolution providing for a joint committee
to take into cousdera ion The interest OF the lnstl-
luton for the Blind was taken up, and
On motion of Mr.. TRIMBLE, committee OF
three was appinted on the part of the Senate.
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Primble,
McCleanJ, and Richardson, said committee
THE wOoL-GROwIEG INTEREST
Mr.. PETERS introduced bill mo. 53) to pro
tect the woogro wing interest of Tennessee, which
passed on its first reading.
ADDITION TO STANDING COMMITTEE
On motion of Mr.. THOMPSON, Mr.. Trimble
was added to the Standing Committee on the Luna
tic Asylum.
NOTICE OF A RESOLUTION
Mr.. RICHARDSON gave notice that he should, n
a day or two, introduce resolution providing for
one session of the Senate each day.
On motion of Mr.. TRIMBLE, the Senate adj
Jouthea to ten o'clock to morrow morning.
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GerrIt Smiths Let,er.
PrrrRsnnnnrnu- Irne 4th- 1859.

SMITHS letter to BRowN, the leader CT the Harpers
Ferry Insurrectonists. The following is a correct
copy of the letter:
PETERsBOROUGH, June 4th, 1859
Captain John BrOlCn-liy Dear Friend: wrote
you week ago. directing my letter to the care of
Mr. Kearney. He replied, informing that he
had forwarded it to Washington, but as Mr.. Merton
received, last evening, letter from Mr. SanbOrn,
saying your address would be your sons house. viz
West AndOver therefore write you without delay,
and direct my letter to your son. have dOEe what
could for Kansas, and what could to keep you at
your Kansas work. Losses by Endorsement and
otherwise have brought me under heavy embarrass-
ment the last two years, but | must nevertheless,
continue to do in order to keep you at your Kansas
work. send you herewith my draft for 5000 Let
me hear from you the receipt of this letter. You
live in our hearts, and prayer to God is that
you may have strength to continue in your Kansas
work-My wife joins me in atfectionate regard tc
your dear John whom we both hold in high esteem.
| suppose you put the Whitman note into Mr.. Kear-
nsys hands it will be great shame if Mr.. Whit
man does not pay it. What a noble man is Mr..
kearnoy how literally he has contributed TO keep
you in your Kansas work
Your friend, GERRIT SMITH.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH,.
Valuable City Property,



AN SATURDAY the 18th day OF November next, the
premises will sell that most desirable property Cher
belonging to tne Christian Church,
Church ormer stood The lot fronts IS feet Cherry street
and back $50 feet TO the alley
becoming important city Office
and the Hotel are in the vicinity OF this property, and
feet value TINT is but little dreamed Of by citizens.
The be divided into ree each, thus anording
opportunity for all classes community
an eligible business location.
The sale positive the Church determined to close it
Terms and three years credit, for note sitisfac
ory secured ing interest," payable in Bank, and lien
tanned. Sale st IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
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One Of the Humanitarian lIOreBeHtS of our Times
although little known such. can hardly be over
estimated m Its Importance upon tie wel-being OF
our widely scattered communities. The population
of the American States is in many sections so sparse
that skliltul Physicians hardly available to
them. Vast numbers of the people are Obliged to
employ in sickness such medical relief as they can
hear Of from each other or indeed any thew can get
from any quarter. Hence arises the great consump-
ton OF patent medicines among US greater bv far
than in any of the Old countries where skful phv-
sicians are accessible 10 all classes Unprinciplcd
men have long availed themselves of this necessity
To palm off their worthless nosrums until the word
has become SYNONYMOUS with imposition and cheat
One of our leading chemists in the East DR. AyER
is pursuing course which defeats this ini0uitV
He brings not only his but the best skill of our
times 10 bear for the production of the hest rema
dies which can be made. These are supplieI to tbe
world. in convenient form. at low prices. and the
pcople will no more buy poor medicines instead of
GOOD at the same cost. than they will bran instead
of 1our. The inevitable consequence of this is
that the vile compounds that flood our country are
discarded for those which honestly accomplish the
end in yi,w-wbch cure. Do we overestimate its
importance in believing that this prospect of sup
planting the bye-word medicines with those of ac-
tual worth and virtue is fraught with immense con-
sequence for good to the masses OF our people,
Gazette and Chronicle, Peru, IndidHd
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Valuable Free Soil Property

AT PUBLIC SALE
ON SATURDAY the 18th day OF November next, on the
premises will sellat public sale that valuable property
on Broad street. now occupied by OPIE POPE.
The lot City feet Broad and back $40 feet
10 an aey and divided . each.
This property within few feet Of the Depot free from
taxes and is worthy Of the attention Of buyers.
TgRMS-sltO each lot. the balance one two and
years. and without interest in payable in Bank,
isfactorily secured Sale at - o'clock NJ.
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