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Disceiiapeops.
The Bank Of EnaIaud


The buildings cover about three acres
of ground. Many of its rooms are copied
from the classic models of Greece and
Rome. The employees number about
one hundred thousand. Several of the
officers reside in the bank. The notes re-
deemed each day are checked, cancelled,
and put away in boxes. After keeping
them ten years, they are burned. The
accumulation of the last ten years, now
in the vaults of the bank, amount to three
thousand millions of pounds; and yet any
one of these notes can be referred to in a
minute, and the history of its issue and its
return given. The bank does all its own
printing, and several presses are kept busy.
Everything is done by machinery-the
note is not touched by the pen before it
goes out. held in my hand yesterday
one note for million of sovereigns!
In the bullion room ingots of gold were
piled up like cords of wood, and silver
bars in vast mountains. The machines
for detecting ligh. coin, and for cutting
them, are exceedingly curious and yet
simple. Every bankers deposit is weigh
ed, and all the light pieces cut nearly in
two and returned next day. The sys-
tenn of the bank is as perfect and as ex-
act as clock-w work. And yet in spite of all
precaution, some small forgery is almost
daily detected. But since the great forg-
cry committed by Axtell for $4,000,
the bank has not lost any very heavy
sums; although in 1922 capital punish
ment for the crime was abolished, when
the cold fogies" predicted that everybody
"hard up' would turn forger.
In the specie department of the bank
there are bags and boxes of sovereigns aud
half sovereigns enough to make miser
mad there are mountains of mint drops,
for which millions are signing and lying,
and perpetrating all conceivable crimes
was asked to lift "a big bag of sovereigns,
and for once, must confess, felt a sove-
reign disgust for money.-Col. Fuller.
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or The age is splendid in its external
tiles. We have the most gorgeous up
holstery Of civilization that has ever been
woven since the world was made, the
most splendid implements, the most gor-
geous vehicles; but ! do not think we
have as true an inward life, as correct a
conscience, as deep and thoughtful heart
as men of other ages have had; and one
of the great things we need is to counter
balance this external tendency by coming
back little to the inward. And not only
this, but we must remember that if we are
living in the outward entirely, or exter-
nalities completely absorb us, we are losing
the real sort of hfe.-E Fl. CAarin.
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Greatest Cure In the World for Pain,
DIR SMITH

hoAN4 LIZ
OF Philadelphia. whose Electric Oil made
~ - such astonishing cures in New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, st Louis, and the past month in
st. Joseph, (where Mr.. Robideaux. the father of
that town, Mr. Northcutt. and hundred Others
have been euredl has arrived at Lawrence, and
charge. either at the Drug Stores or Hotel, to
demonstrate its curative pOwer-seeing is be-
lieving-pufing is no use.
From an eminent Physician.l
lU3 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
L have praeticed medicine since les; my wife
has been great sufferer at intervals for thirty
years; my son, merchant, No. 103 Chestnut street.
sent me bottle of DR.. Smiths Electric Oil. and
after the third or fourth application, not a ves-
tge Of disease remained.
JOSEPH P. ELLINGTON, MD.
From Hon.J. W. Harcourt.l
Albany, December 7, 1858.
DR.. Smith, Philadelphia-Dea Sir Your
Electric Oil cured my son, who was two years
under the care Of an eminent physician and
given up cripple for life.
j. W. HARCOURT,
Peoples Line" Office.
tFrom the Greatest New York House.l
1880 MORE
New York. June lst, 1853.
DR.. Smith--Dear Sir:-Send 25 gross small. 10
gross half, and II gross dollar size Electric OIL
Very respectfully yours,
BARNES 4 PARK, Broadway.
tFrOm the largest Drug Store in the Westl
CL. l1Oulss n pIll
DR.. Smith:-Please ship US 5Odozen small size,
50 dozen medium size, 10 dozen large size EIec-
trio Oil, anddraw on us for the amount Yours
truly, CHARLESS, BLOW co.
lFrom a well known gentleman.
DR.. Smiths Electric Oil cured my Paralysis.
lam over seventy-fye years old.
NJ. ANT0NEDIUS,
No. Ill Prospect street, Brooklyn.
Thirty years in New York;
". staitn Llectric Oil gave me entire salts
India Store, No. $50 Broadway, n. Y,
DR.. Smiths Electric Oil cured my deafness in
three days. Mrs. THOMPSON,
Pine Plains. New York
DR.. Smith Electric Oil cured my Rheumatism
in one day. had to walk on cruches.
HON. E. E.KILLINGSWORTH,
No. So. South 5th street, Philadelphia.
IL Large bottles are ten times the cheapest.
From the largest Drug House in Boston.l
We have sold 4 large quantity of DIR. Smiths
Electric Oil. and ii is spoken of only with un-
qualified praise. Good reports from every bot
tie. WEEKS Il POTTER,
Wholesale Druggists.
No. .l54'Washington st., Boston.
$4,000 sold in st. Joseph in 60 days
For sale wholesale and retail by
PRENTISS 4 GRISWOLD,
Eldridge House, Lawrence.
And BY Druggists throughout the country gen.
erally. Julye. '59.-6m.
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Emigration.

The fall emigration has again set Kan
sas-ward. We have noticed several trains
OF two, four, six and eight teams crossing
at our ferry and passing through our city,
en- route for the prairies of Kansas. They
bring with them their household furniture,
and sometimes their agricultural imple.
ments We noticed one train of six wag-
ons, which had threshers and reapers with
them, bound for the back country.-R-
tood FFee Press.
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The Electic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.

The Electic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.
THE WINTER SESSION of Is5s-6o will COM
L mence about the middle of October, and
continue l6 weeks. Afull and thorough course OF
Lectures will be given, occupying six or seven
hours daily, with good opportunitiesfo for Clinical
Instruction at the Commercial Hospital, and at
tention to practical Anatomy
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol-
ows:-
J.F. JUDGE, MD,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
TIE. St. JOHN, Md,
Professor Of Andtomy and Physiology
-A.J.H0WE, MD,
Professor Of Surgery.
CHI. CLEAYELAND, Md.
Professor Of Ndterid .Hedicd aud 7Herdpertics.
WM. SHERWOOD, MD,
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
JOHN KING, ND,
Professor of O6ste<rics and Disedses of Eo,asn
and C2iliren.
J.R BUCHANAN, Md,
EmeritHs Professor of Cere6rGl Physiolo0p and
Institutes Of Medicine.
The Terms for the Session will be the same as
so 90; Demonstrators Ticket, s5 90. Ever
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session before graduation) Hospital Ticket
IS 90, (optional.) Graduation, SIS 90.
The Lecture-Rooms are newly finished neat
and comfortable, and in n central locality, in
College Hall, Walnut Street.
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean Of the Faculty, at his ONCE, No. IS Eighth
Street. or of Prof G. II. Cieaveland, Secretary Of
the Faculty, No. l3e Seventh Street, near Elm.
JOHN KING. N. D., Dean.
Apr. 2. SO.
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Rei.cnger. EenIon & Co.

HAVE just opened on Water, between Della
II ware and Shawnee sts., Wholesale and
Retail Establishment, consisting of Fore gn and
Domestic Hardware, Iron, Nails, and Pittsburgh
Manufactures: Cooking, Parlor and Heatint
Stoves, Stove Furniture, dc. A large assortment
Of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Chains, Camp Kettles
CUTLERY. Carpenters Tools, Bellows, Anvils
Vices, Forks, Shovels, Wood and Chain and
Force Pumps, Axes, Rifles, Scales, Butchers
Tools, Paint Mills, Corn Mills, Hand Bells, Tape
Lines, Cast and Blister Steel, Brushes, &C., and
all can be purchased cheap for cash. n36tf
Leavenworth, May 9 1857
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Land Notice.
CHARLES III. BRANsCOMBE,
r. Wendt,

Attorney at Ldc,
PARTICULAR attention given TO Land cas- A
L Lawrence K T.. April II, 1855.
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Notice.

TAKE the following method to supply the
wants Of those who wish to have their lands
surveyed.
l will be in Shawnee on 18th to 18th of each
month; Monticello, leth and 18th; Lexington,
9Oth to 25th; McCamish, 18th and 9th Gardner,
18th and 29th; Spring Hill. 3Oth to lst; Aubry,
I'd and 3D.; Oxford, 4th and 5th: Olathe. 6 to 9th,
and back TO Lexington, 10th to 18th. All who
wish to have their lands surveyed can address
me through the PostOfice at either of the towns,
stating the No. of Section, Township and Ranae
A. SLAUGHTER, County Surveyor
johnson Co., Kansas. Dec. 9th. '59.-tf
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saw-MilIsI Sax-Mill., s.w.v,n
JOHNSON q EMFRSox

PIAASt FoUNDERY. corner of Ei,b,h
tursSs ssis " atjeets Alton Ros sole anuhoo
frame CIRCULAR sAw-M MILL. capable s1s! ~ Ii ioa
ing from 500 To 5000 feet surface measnra isaN;
lumber, In II hours. according 70 sire az MiSS MahS
and power applied. VI Aill,
Steam Engines, Flue and Tnh,,.. ~
Lard Tanks, Wrought and Sheet Iron pW3,le,s We,s
sash and Muley SaW-Mills, FIGURING Mi ST5k'
ehinery, Lard and Tobacco Screws. fe- II Ma
III orders respectfully solicited. Addrs,,
N. B-Small Portable Engines and Ro;,.,
Farming and Shop purposes. DO''en iCs
ehinery for Kansas and Nissour; A.
hyered on Leyee in st. Louis free Of chaySs ue'
Jun. 5, '5s-tf N-~'se'
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Inv Office.

John N. C0E, ATTORNEY AT LAW will
practice in all the District Courts and in the
Supreme Court of the Territory. He has had a
long experience in pre-emption practice in an
other State. and will give special attention 10
all cases in the Land Offices.
ReTereaces.-Any lawyer of standing in Wis
consin. The Professors of the Yale College Law
School.
IN. B.-Mr. C. is NOTARY PUBLIC.
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Laurence Posi- office.

SIDNEY CLARKE, A. c. sOLEY, G. CLARKE
St. Louis. Leavehworth. St. Louis.
Clarke, Soley q Clarke,
DR0PRIET0RS of, and Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in LYONS PATENT COPPER
LIGHTNING RODS, for Missouri and Kansas.
worth
The attention Of builders and householders il
respectfully called to this Lightning Conductor.
1t is composed entirely of COPPER, has sixteen
times the conducting power Of the common iron
rod, and will be put up on buildings at the Low
price Of e5 cents per foot.
Our wagons will shortly visit you with these
improved and superior Lightning Rods.
Remember the Copper Rod
CLARKE, S0LEY d CLARKE,
April 9Th, 1859
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@G. Douglas Beaverton, formerly q
Kansas correspondent Of the New-York
papes, was ordained to the ministry of the
Baptist Church, at Elmirs, N. Y, short
time ago.-Leaval,oortk Herald.
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WM. A. SHROYER takes this method Of in
w forming his friends and the public general
TABLISHMEST On Winthrop street, Law
renee, Immediately west Of the Morrow House,
where he would be happy TO see all persons in
quest Of any thing in his line. CoMFORTs. NAT
RAssgs. BoLsTERs, Pillows, SHEETS, &C., en-
hand. Spring Mattresses made to order.
Give me q call before purchasing elsewhere.
Eah q
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BRATTON HOUsE.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Kansas Land & Collecting Agency

p S. STEVENS, General Land Agent and
IL. Attorney at Law, Lecompton, will devote
particular attention to business before the Land
Ofheo. both in the Territory and in Washington.
to the securing of Patents entry of lands, lOcat-
ing Of Land Warrants, dc. Money to LOAN; and
LAND WARRANTS FULLY GUARANTEED. always
on hand and for sale, for cash or on time, at the
lowest rates. All business inquiries, per mail,
answered FREE OF CHARGE.
Office. one door south Of the U. s. Land Office.
July 2, '59.-tf.
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WAGONS and PIOWN

in the most workmanlike manner, and on very
res,ssonable Re, terms, from the best kind of SEA-
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, (Mr. g. Cook
he tiatters 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
elsewhere RALPH G. DIX,
n. B;-Corn taken for anything have to sell,
at market prices. r. C. DIX.
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A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Paris, Linn Co..
"a Kansas Will Practice in the Courts Of
Linn, Bourbon Anderson end Lykins Counties.
Oct. l6.
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MarmI,ea Town Compan,

Marmiton Town Company.
THE above Company now offer Inducements
N = unequalled by any Town Company in the
:, The COMPANY have just completed the largest
hotel IN southern Kansas, being three stories
nign and containing twenty-four large commo-
dio1s sleeping and sitting rooms In addition
% tne Motel. the Company have built q large
Storehouse. which will soon be well filed with
all the commodities needed in country like
ours a large number of carpenters are now at
YORK erecting residences, shops, Offices, &c. The
company offer great Inducements to mechanics
ana others, wishing to locate. The town, from
its central location, being the geographical CEN
ter OF Bourbon county, must always command
an extensive trade aud soon become an impor-
tant town in southern Kansas, as it is surround
ed oy as GOOD FARMING LANDS as were
ever titled by the husbandman.
CLAIMS.-Good and desirable claims can be
obtained in close proximity to town and timber.
Marmiton IS splendidly and must be health
tully located, being on a high rolling prairie
II has beautiful streams OF water washing its
northern and southern limits. An excellent
STEAM SAW AND GRlST MILL
has lately been erected. and is now in successful
operation.
CLIMATE.-Marmiton is situated in latitude
ington. The Thermometer does not indicate 4
hlgher degree OF heat than ninety, and never in
the winter gels below zero. Farmers and Me-
chanics lind no inconvenience in doing outdoor
work In the winter season. Cattle, hogs, sheep,
etc, do well on the prairie during the entire
year. There is always q pleasant breeze in the
hottest days of summer. which makes the heat
less oppressive than in many of the northern
States. Lots will be sold at exceedingly low
ngures 10 persons desirous of building.
j. Z. JONES, President.
H0RATIO KN0WLS, Vice Pres't.
4. X. ROBERTs. See'y, aug IA.
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Land Agency and Land office.

Land Agency and Land Office.
EDWARD HOOGLAND, ATTORNEY AND
II Counsellor at Law and United States Com
missioner, Teeumseh, II.
-Pre-emption business and contested claims at
tended to. Money to loan to pre-emptors; Land
" arrants located, Claims and Town Shares and
Lots In all parts of the Territory, bought and
per GENT. satisfactorily guaranteed.
REFERENCEL:-His Exe'y John w. Geary, Le-
compton. X. T.. Hon. John Mexican, U. s. Dis
tFict sAttOrnsyi s n: y City; Hon. w; A. NJ.
sch. X. I. anetf
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Sold, Wholesale and Retail, BY PRENTISS &
GRISW0LD, Lawrence. Kan. Ter; HENRY
BLAKSLEY, St. Louis, No; and by Druggists
and dealers everywhere. Sole Proprietors,
A. 7. SHALLENBERGER& d CO.
Rochester, Pa.
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For Sale,

THE COMMERCIAL HOUSE opposite Post
Il Once, subject to the lease of the Hotel.
Address. Commercial House.
Ian %
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WILL resume the Practice of Medicine and
Surgery, in Lawrence and vicinity.
Ofice at the Drug Store Of Prentiss l. Girls
void.
April 9 la59=tf
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Fruit trees. Fruit rree.ii

Tut NTeesE HFuft HEetbII
WE HAVE grated Apple trees S to ! feet tall.
w Peach. Pear, and Cherry trees. Also.
Currant and Gooseberry bushes, Pie Plant,
Grape Vines. Raspberry and Lawton Blsekber-
~ bushes, Quinces, de-. for sale ut our Nurseyr,
at Judge Wakefeld's. between Lawrence and
Lecompton Give Us eall. p o. Kanwaea
w. L. HAM Il BROTHER.
February 5th, 1859.
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Lime! Lime !!

FRESH LIVE constantly on hand and for sale
Il at NILDER'S Kiln, Lawrence. g
Orders may be left at the Store Of H. L. j.
Blood. March 10. SET
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LAWREN CE FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE WORKS.

KMBALL BROTHERS have now in opera
IN tion their Foundry and Machine Works,
and are prepared to furnish Mill Work Of all
kinds, both Cast and Wrought, STEAM EN-
GINES. HORSE POWERS, SUGAR MILLS,
THRESHING MACHINES, and all kinds of
Machinery needed in Kansas. Having long felt
the need of Works of this kind ourselves, we
have fitted up our manufactory with view to
the wants of Kansas, and feel confident we can
give perfect satisfaction to all wishing Machine
~. Give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to repairs. Old Cast
Iron wanted. kIMBALL BROTHERS,
August %, SO.
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The SUbscrihpr

REGS leave to inform the citizens of Law
- renee and vicinity that he still continues to
occupy his old stand, q and go Vermont street,
next door north of the johnson House. and is
prepared To manufactnre all kinds of
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A i Tameeting Of the Chemuug Town Co., held
n in Lawrence, Auguststh. 1859. IN assessment
Of sixty dollars 10 each original interest was
made 70 meet the expense Of pre-empting the
Town site. All persons holding original interest
are notified that said assessments must be paid
within sixty days from this date or their inter-
est will be forfeited.
By order Of the Company
z. s. L0wMAS. President. +
d. W. HoLBRo0K, Secretary.
Lawrence, Aug %. ls59.-2m.
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CORN SHELTERS
lr. 8. n. PRENTTS

n great variety, at the Mammoth Hardwar,
l. and Stove Store Of INGLE BARKER.
Dec 70 81
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BURLINGAME, KIT
Ldte Council Oity Stae,n.,,t l.,

THE Mills at this point hsvsh.s,
ful operation for the last six " Slees,s-
gine and other machinery is Of the frst eI..!L Lh-
rnieh more i now being added W. stsss To
e i.t SIN MI and bot fpr superne ECv,
Lath Machines will soon be in ooerat;nrs and
nneame Is one Of the live towns Of Kanse. our our
ing great inducements 10 Capitalize - oaer-
AND business men 70 settle. The prosp.r,s tr,sesst
SuiISins WA rasn me facilities and spplianees "a,
in this country. -' interior tow
Burlingame. May 9, iss7. . OANNlFF
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer and
w Iron Dealer. Receiving, Forwarding aud
Commission Merchant, Leyee. South Cherokee
street, Leayenworth City. X. T. Nov. -; So
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BOots & Shoes! Hats & Caps.
T W. BOYER 4 CO., WHOLESALE 4 RE-
u. tail dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
Second story Jarboe's new storehouse, Leyee.
Kansas City. Mo. Oct g. "
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FEVER AND AGUE

FOREMOST among the various remedies for
l. this disease stands
DR. sHALLENBERGER'S ANrIDoTE.
few doses will cure any ordinary case, and ONE
DOSE invariably stops the chills. 1t contains
not n9thlng IN the leastdegree hlrtful to THE SYS-
IEM UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, and
never produces the unpleasant effects that attend
the use of quinine and other agents in general
use. 1t cures every form Of the disease, and is
the original and
ONLY ANTIDOTE FOR MALARIA.
ask for DR.. Shallenberger's Fever and Ague
Antidote, and be sure you get PILLS.
Read the following testimony:
GEO. W GOODRICH, Esq, Attorney and Gen.
eral Land Agent, now of CRANKY. Newton county,
Mo-, but at that time resident of Neosho VAL
ley: 4, T., writes as follows:
Il am more than ever of the opinion that no
other one medicine socompletely meets the wants
OF cur people as your pills. Last fall, in this
region, but one person in my knowledge escaped
the Ague: Many had it all through the winter,
and continued TO have it this spring. l sold
eight bottles, all for the treatment Of these almost
chronic cases, and it has given in every case the
most perfect satisfac ton; and believe the first
dose has in every instance stopped the disease
Of these eight cases, permit me to give you the
iacts with regard to two Of them: The first was
that Of girl Of fifteen years, who had the Ague
badly all last fall-had remittent fever and dumb
agne nearly all winter; and to this was super
added monthly irregularity. knowing this,
hardly ventured to recommend the pills rs
would in ordinary cases, but to my great aston-
lshment and qualification. the first dose stopped
the fever, (remittentl and | supposed the other
dithc ulty has also been removed, as the roses on
her before faded cheeks seem to indicate fine
health, which otherwise would hardly be the
case.
The othercase is that Of young man living in
the same family. lie had the Fever and Ague
badly, alllast fall and winter-so he informs me;
the first dose of the pills stopped it, and he has not
lost an hour from his work since he began to take
it. He has been splitting rails, hauling them out,
and building fence eveF since, and makes first
rate hand at this laborious business. He now
says that ten dollars would be n small price for
the benefit he has received
April Goth, ls26. GEO. W. GOODRICH.
WEsTPoRT. No.. Jan. Goth, 1857.
We consider the prospect for the sale of your
medicine here very hattering, and we shall,
doubtless, be able to dispose of much larger
quantity the coming season. We have not heard
of a single case Of failure. Intact, it has nearly
thrown out of market every other preparation
for the cure of Fever and Ague.
B0GGS & SCOTT,
Wholesale Druggists.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail. BY PRENTISS &
GR1SWOLD, Lawrence. Kan. Ter; HENRY
st. Louis, No; and by Druggists
and dealers everywhere. Sole Proprietors,
A. 7. SHALLENBERGER& d CO.
Rochester, Pa.
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G. n. CIements,.
Claims For sale,
j. X. GOOdin.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
n AGENT, will execute Deeds, Mortgages, DC.
buy and sell land and town lots, invest moneys in
Kansas property for Others Withcare and prompt
ness.
Lawrence. Kansas. Nov. 9. 1856. 2-is.
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Just receiving. andnow on hand.
CHILDREN AND MISSES FLATS.
And an assortment of
Gloves, Mits, Hosiery, Capes. Paroda's, Mourn
ing Bonnets and Wells, Sewing Silk, Clinical for
head dresses, Linen Handkerchief, Muslin Col
lars. Bonnet Ribbons, narrow Ribbons for trim
ming. black and white Blonde Of different auaIi-
ties and width, Illusion.
A liberal discount made to Country Milliners
or those wishing to buy to sell again.
Those in want Of Millinery Goods are respect
fully invited tocall and examineou stock before
elsewhere.
Lawrence, June 4, SO.
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Cyrus Tator.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW and commissioner of
"A Deeds for Iowa and New York. Particular
attention given to procuring and locating land
warrants, .pre-empting claims, &c. Once at
Osawatomie, Kansas.
Nov % 1856
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A YOKE OF GOOD FIVE YEAR OLD OK
EN. well broke and in good condition; also.
hrst rate tyo-horse Lumber Wagon.
Enquire Of GEORG.s FORD,
No. "a Massachusetts, st.. Lawrenes.
March L. ,5e-tf.
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son JOHNsnN
Land warrants,

OF ALL SIZES, for sale at one dollar D.,
" acre. Land entered on time, at rejueeS
rates. Proof Papers prepared for eustSmerS
free Of charge. X. II. FARNHAM,
Land Agent,
First Door North of U. S. Land Once, IL.
compton, X. I.
July 81. ls5s.-tf
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FORWARDING and Commission NJ .rebau,
Il and dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liouors,
NO. 9, LEVEE, ALTON, ILL. Ware mouse im.
ing. ap2s-ly
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NOTARY PUBLIC. Once No. Z, Massachusetts,
I street, Lawrence. Once ho1rss A. N. 70
-. sr n Dss. RS Il