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and brief biographical sketch Of John Loth1op
Motley LID, the accomplished historian Of
the Netherlands, with whom almost every
American reader has become familiar. The
Eclectic is for sale at McNa11y & Co.s, 81 Dear
BON atreet.
ASSAULT IN BALI. RooA.-A man named
Thomas Jones was arrested on Saturday and
brought before the Police Court upon the
charge Of nssaulting one r. ?. Thompson at
the Stewart Honsc on Friday night. Upon
the night In question, a ball WAS given to the
guests Of the house, none others being admit
ed unless by special invitation Thompson.
bF repreEentipg himself as boarder, passed
the coorkeeper and gained admission. The
TACT soon became patent TINT he was not g
bcarder, ard he was elected by the doorkeeper
On his way down tbs stairs, his progress va!
rather need,eesly advanced BY Kick Hou
Jones, which sent Thompson !" with p" II
the bottom Of the stairs. This little freedom
On his part cost him the SUN Of five dollars
which Jones thought exorbit2nt for the lin
tied amount Of legg-omonon expended
CLEARING OUT TENxr-The clearin
ont Of an obnoxious tenant from one's prem
sses is always attended with more or less diff
culties, and generally results in your Own dl
comfture and the decided triumph Of th
offtndirg tenant John Kelly, however, b
1onged to that class who quail not at ditficu
tics. Accordingly, whan bis tenant, JAM
fitzgerald, refused to move his effects az
seek some other habitation, Kelly commence
removing ha furniture without regard
bleaaage- Alter 1at was accomplished, II
Fitzgerald WAS hoored for objec.ing, By bio
upon the forehead from the fair bands of N,
Ke3y, her husband in the meantime being e
~gngtd IN exiting uishing Hrs. Fitzgerald With
stxx bed and q table, which he had p1l
rpoE= her. The tenants not admiring th
style Of removal, had the landlord and vi
arrested and thought before the Police Cou
wEt11 fne Ct IS In each case WIS assessed
, 1861-09-30

Hours OF CIosISG.-Tnc Custom House
will he closed on sad after October 1st at S
O'Clock p H. Captains can get their clear
u4cea aftsr that hour either at Mr. T. S, Kin
sel1s's residence, els Superior etcest, or at Mr..
Chaz. Torpahl's, 30 North Wells street.
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r. q % Is B LII,
PLUA5fSySS I1TSPlA58,
-, Nos. &ND NORTH LIBERTY Street,
here can be found at all times good selection OF Plumb
sad Pipe aud Sheet LED. '1 Ho Gs Powers,
pis and Bar Tin Ba :iti TUE ''0Aii'''
Sheet Zinc, ron and Copper Boilers,
Hpsiitst, ail:caen and Pantry Sinks,
Fen Stocks, @aterClesst a1d " ash Bas;na
slide vaves, Marble wash Stand Slabs
ere Plugs, Brass Snd&iiVey Plated Cocks
Jumps, '00DS a''l0n 0'' si iis; PaDs,
Siings acton Forgs Pumps cooins Ranseytsss pa
zsasqs ss:s CHS :I4s2 45} Fs9as s
"sisr p" heels, Branches to suit.
By good worknlei, and at low prices. Country e- r9
y offended TO- Single pieces furnished to yegais5 to a
ny machinery. rEtT
nUICK SALES AND SMALL PRC,FJTsI
NAEgEAerg ms CT P la! ' ANB ORNAMENTAL.
Also, Hat AND i aBK&LLA STANDS. Ii 90
ana every FATS afsSfl PNb Fancy WIRE WORK
Goat Vest and P&nteoon Stands, Wove ire, sieYes
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ES' RfEG6 fR s S ss v side PstQr
STANDS made to order at To- shortest notice oI4-:
STAROH STARCH!l
on hapa emhrscng the following varieties: ''-''''
Rs5aea sigeh j, a e II 5a boxes
maizena, in Is and 40 ID. Boxes
These articles ere made Ia, bpsf ror,
81 cases warranted to give gat;2;sotion
v. WHTTETOCK. { co.
at sole SCENTS /. south z54sst.
TEXAS LAND For SALE OR EXCHANGE
4 F. GRok S.-Several tracts 4 TIVE We HUH-
ib r5z5s i t% sdEa CGtt91 ana siq Ia ds on
ytni ut TO railroads, steamboats, OF s,e.y scheoi
shn,ehes' etc In all respects equal apy lnds "A The
a5-sos,rs 4 Il sI,s' Fa5sh ~ IA
VlVlAN & SONS LUNOON StiEAIHIE3
sr s EssG.s bsxg resolved this os
and s suppiT Of al sises 90" 'I1' Luz % hohe
,o,.tf LAMBERT grimes 8 co.
SPANIsH HANS And OLIYEs.-Jnaf re-
osysd .,s nT ,as Of the dseea Extresduts
spls-sm 4 North Charles street.
HAVANA TOBACCO
!sst rsssiysd ps, steamer Baltimore spd sehecss
s6 xsb fi gs v5 aShy :. e.
'ns ,''''''A 'S'' @ T. sEEa uL!ER SONS,
oe-ti - 81 Exchange Place,
ut OTIOR Neither the Captain nor the Con
signces Of the Bremen Bark MARYLAND from Il We.
fooi VIZ b responsible sr any debts contracted By tn
7rs~r ~ sa'6 harf u42 In
ATEWEL POSTS AND BALUSTERs.
Brackets and a0odinT' for a ss ocaSaR gf z
mh2T-tfY At West Pratt street
TTNRE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have cE
4 hand and are constantlg msuuiactuTia9-
FELTING FOR PAPER aAGERs,
ALSO,
T5U;IK, FOK TRUNK MAKERS,
OvEtds -LoxgS IS E7EgSg,
= 1>r,SlE
g HOWE Asses
~ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Manufactured, ana m assortment always on hand,
and Tot sails be
JOHN NAYRg,
Atl'iR AepL5l.AEs Alley
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADvnfsgzsaes .ND
OTHERS.

The claims which THE lily EXCHANGE ,,a.a, ,,o,
he attention OF the mercantile and business community
oPiy baseo upon those principles OF mutual benefit
"hch every Intelligent understand for thew are
such as unaere success in ali industrial and coprerc
enterprises Ifi can be shown that TaE EXcH .EcE i
an admirable rnegi,,-, ~ -. IL 'AOiiAHul Is
o. 9 Nie''ln ios al Tertising, and that in point of
circulation it viii not only bear parson with thar
oe commercial paper IN this city, but that this circnI
ton is di1ued wider area its rasrtf q. = ,,a .
ufect communication with the merchants Of other States
VIII doubtless elicit that attention which s5re and s.a
cous men are accustomed give to matters tina; ronc
men lndiVGua interests What then are the facts? We
need not reier to the large city circulation of THE Ex
'0r tlat SPEAKS Tor itself It's success in this re
po Is, IN point o. time, without parallel WHAT va
op,se Is TO make anL statement of it; c3untrv c
is me Ia' ger proportion OF the trade Of this jty
Gu IRON the interior. The extent which tbat or
tcn,a ieGeo may De gathered from fola.;og par
nun,bar give the states to which is sent and The
% u post Offices at which it is receivss a, 5is,T;,t
aieiUI collation. of our mail hooks shove b. mr.
os ~. - regularly mailed 20 sir h,uzysd ond t,,s
- ouKn The various states and Terri |
s u t.at The great bulk of this COUNTRY |
ion tjtrlr iV rely for the increase and na~ |
CHANGE is o. allied p, IN MARYLAND aIo.a rpp Sw |
Snch 's larger circuiata and ftytoo post6Eces
this eltv VfoTfs,- " any other ooe OF our own
Virginia comes next upon the liz, papef ID |
NORTH RoLIgA. ' EAU ate
noCfH CAROLINA
fESHGssgE
OHIO,
AIAsAMa,
aEpRG
,5IA.
LOUISIANA,
KESTUCGY,'
IOWA,
TExAsl
---s-- and MISSISSIPPI:
DINE APPLE CHEESE ------------
L L. NJ Norton Sons Pine ApDla c,o
II cornar D.. a l.; WEBB RPna'e oy
ELOUR.-Choice brands OF Family E- ,--re:
l. Super Flour, by the dray load or otherwi Ara and
.. A. L. WEBB \ Ut sale by
~ corner Pratt and Commerce sno.
HAMS.-
- Thomas and Nef's Sugar.cured Family HAMS
s'ITtte ana Tor sale by A. L. WEBB BRn IN L
corner Pratt and Commerce strseis n /
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'' --'--.,s.s -.s-'zs-zzszz-
3laifgrlr Srai:s.
.3tgraQG.

GENERALIZATION can be had in fir e-y-o
~ Warehouse OF Commerce street. Apply to
JOHN BEN DEHSGS & co,
fel9-tI corns- Pratt ana C0-caaerce stress.
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates 30
fSE0 WARNER. Is2 T. Eutaz asrsei anal-i
STORAGE FOR GRAIN And FLOUR can
- be obtained desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowiy wharf. Apply to
~ P. MALCOM & CO,
12-u Wood street, B0wly's wharf
SSTORAGE.--Capacity to the extent of 10 ,O39
kbarre!s L.erchsndse can be ottsned ut EerdsrsoEs
wharf Apply to JOHN EMERSON { CO,
-inyl1-1 corner Commerce ana Frstt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ OF The large Warehouse No I22 3 utaw street. oppo-
site baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot. Apply on The
premises to REP a WOLF. fe7-tf
STORAGE WILL Biz TAKEN AY Low
Sraies in Warehouse no. 6S South street.
w. J. SMITH,
ou2Z-U SS South street
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5#t3 PHI 49,.
NORTHERN
HaHsss1 7HHHH .aHaa raaHHasissz 1
: - -. $500 81
.slLE.<-ss;ss.. ~. Z

IL T5s?..:::.:szl NOETHERN
-, @-2t1--2.S1 CEEEFAL halfway.
SUPFRIETEN DENTS OFFICE,
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore May 18th, ISL.
era Censrs railway arrive and depart as follows unit!
NAIL AT a,I5 A. NJ:
EXPRESS ! AS p. y.
uAkRISBUR re Accom- NOTATION At S Is P "
Tie SH A. III. TCaiD connects Eelay ikoa& with trains
ian yer ana Gettyahprg Railroads; at Ycgs Wit ycYk
and Wrghtsvle Railroad q: Harrisburg With r.nussI
y4qia lai!,oad for aIl paris Wet AlSo vita l.. IA, on
viii . and &aroad for K Tx g& az pa i' "
EnmGg Valley; 1t Suabury with Phi3a3ep',ia sd ric
1aroau FOR all paris OF Northern Pennsylvania AMI Neg
The 425 P NJ Train maE"s all the above connections e
lebanon Valley Railroad
INC SIS tran makes connections with Pennsylvania
t.%ot !or ali parts Of the West direct c5ectio..s
TRAINS ARRIVE-sfafl At Go p. NJ. Fy,--se -. r a.,
Or tlChEiS and information eECu;Ye AZ She Ticket
once aiVe.t station, Baltimore
as jas. G. CLARKE, sup'nt.
ESi5 ~ 5S.aass<<sss:5E:l PHILADELPHIA,
szssS '<SSs sas LEXINGTON AXE BALTIMORE
oSPRLEG AED SUNHER IRR.AEGEnzTTe
~ Il .,taF fbNIbE :, May Ist.. Pa ser. Tam. fcr
Philadelphia VII leave PRESIDENT iTi SET . l,Iqi! Ia-
Except sunday Fa"~rc v:2.
EXPRESS draia at Is "'cOck \, 81 way %afi at %
ct2G6 4 Il; Evening |ail at 4.i5 =. u 3n Sundays
80 a ny An ira IL com 81 with New YORK trans
EXCEPT - ? N. train on SATURDAYS.
FftSHt tEaiD, EItE ls5-Dtc. g.r attached I1sz- II
70, r. stopping AZ al stations between 8@il.:,cre and
P@Ssen 70, Daaw are amt Eastern Shore Of Maryland
"i,i 4o II If most expeditions ioue y way of lining
II coiogei persons must give bond }ef-re enlerg the
az ;;- - William >;f;A " FORD,
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LINZ or

Ship %54# KIN RESTi,R,,gss2% ca27an a@ VIZ .'
CHARLES, 80
1cSe vessels all If superior class and ,s,ra - M
e6Sst hGG:e; They sail regularly as adv,rtisa, si
- ~ Izs3as well experienced n The trade The -
i: zoe, .! me &ooye vessels such as wiz scc-i r
zgiiy to IONS III EnE5SS,{i@. y.s,5 age
gro W EvNc1t5 s, - No. Il Pratt street
@ "iia 9EoApless and dispatch all goods consigned TO
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eefs5s1 FOR BOSTON,-The tast-gsiling scbr
- 10, itaHes; master, row loadi,;.. e. e r.
~ 10 HE'S EN- K do e-l,N ''P'
- n " corner Pratt Gay streets
-z:@s schooner MARY, Captain Fox r,asfsr i.
G' III a''Ys port ltSYinR the OF her cargo en-
apply TTE:T ~ III, or 4sSsage
i-1S-tf N II c,r-.r = ~ III, q lSOtIfES,
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FE1HlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
4 has obtained Fl IN the Orphans Court BelIoorz
CITY letters OF adminstsatoa the estate Of Oils -
10 &c, lae OF sid city, deceased All persons hav1,
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
tib the with the thereof,
6er or before the 18th day Of ny; 1853 they may
otherwise b. BE- excluded all ben Eft said
estate All indebted said requested
make iGImei-t, Given under hsni this til
day Of July, 1851. ELIZABETH Ann Lose,
iyl6 1awiw+ Administrator.
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~ SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
6fa cGsA advances En4Gs orr 1e-Al
n II bEs5i0:, LONDON, HA VIE MARS FILES, and ali
rs N ! S.i9iiti NJ Ul-tI
SVSFFti VA's y
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n, SHIPPING and GoHalaSloE EEa2aA2.Ts.
les S&!Tl'9 WARE,
Aa-,.,,.,.., BALTi.ORE.
siE2'ces m sde On Enaa Is to cur aIrss or t. On
-" - me various ports Of Europe and the West Inaes
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L. r. :=5.:zzzzs57 NORTHERN
kza=-z. 1-<slsss1-$5S CFNTHfl. RAILWAY
PERl&T EVIDENT OfFiCg2
NJ , CALVERT TATIOE Baltimore NAV 20, 1851.
r,, 1n ; K@a4 IS ,sjw open f0r Transformation OF
jnf4rasoa resiectinE rates, SC, apply JAMES
| VI; bFIisN. Freight AEraf. Calvert Station
Fer F,t- GHf- iCsgi Cd #ss.. via PENNSYLVANIA Raj!
! rad apply TO MAsRAT L aUuNH, corner M, n ana
! t!-ts8nt streets. JAS =. CLARKE.
-'4-i-iH SuPegiu; naGat.
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s.-z;s For FREIGHT Or UHARTRR,--T6o
s4zz Al British bark CsE, 3S3 tons register AppIy to
fciI-tf n, hN 80 = ",
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,.yjz WANTE0.-TWo VESSELS I209IZ0
s Tons each, to load Noroiz Tor the West Indies
ApI'y-O aON G &C.
Smut ,"svyl,g-
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S0r %@js. 5v,s:sl.i5jQlt ct GQaTter.

t995 a. ~ WANTAD-h VESSEL going to New
$3.50 : 0ris can get a deck load by applying 10
o,o.< - y II. =. GROSS,
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| FFIGHANHSCE 3 10,
"a SHIPPING AEB COMMISSION nRECEAETa
No. az EXCHANGE PLACE
batttn'r"
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NOTICE TO CREDIFORS.-So nome - o--.-----
gwen that TR0MASS FULLERTON. of tbe ctry ~
- re, n . executed conveyance Of all mis- nro3sr
the n2de>i gIed as trustee, for the benefit of ri r
ne deed bears date the Ssh " Or Jaa jfi ena
tnoh9 oSef provisions creates prsR.r,n,. in ~, iit
tretto. who AL wi hi1 nlnetg tgs from, - a.
10 Sy tlei' assent N It's terms and cyernts @
o. resord IN the ANS IN x9r Of the granto The iced i
ne reease TO be signed by c-ediors ma he fo, .h
1s2g-2fwt ~PDSv TiMIc -rn,1r,
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M w. WHITMAN,
produce AND GENERAL
W II III s 81 . v MR. CYA NJ
,-~C,- DEALER
"@o1-' EhAIJ X 6f IS EJI<S DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAX
AND PRODUCE CEN EEALLY,
90. NO. 81 LIGHT STREET,
iz-tI BaLTTuORE
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Z. r-r-
I 1LARKE q PEGRAN, - Il fSe"Az
~. , A1EENs gOE TIs sALg0P
'4->'iE'4a &.'o i'pl.-i1 GANO!lAA MANUFACTURER
TOBACCO,
No q Lombard street
go. and : Water street
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11
ScrOfula, or Kings Evil,

il constitutional disease, . corruption Of the
blood, BY which this fluid becomes vitiated
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks. nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease. low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habitss the depressing vices. and.
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation; indeed.
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, IL
will visit the iniquities OF the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swsllings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants. but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases: conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in tho
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain.
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are serofulous !;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system We must renovate
the blood by an alternative medicine. and in
visorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such . medicine we supply in
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CONFECTIONERY!
Wholesale and Retail!

TlHE undersigned has permanently located
l. in White Cloud, at the stand recently co.
cupied BY Henry Beckett. where he has opened
out, and is constantly receiving, large stocks Of
CANDIES OF ALL KINDS,
of the very best quality!
OYSTERS AND SARDINES!
Oranges and Lemons!
CIGARS, SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO!
RAIsINs AND FIGS!
NUTS OF ALL KINDS!
Lemon Syrup and Fresh Peaches
Toys and Psrfamery!
ALSO:
The Choicest Wines and Liquors,
Lager Beer, and Old Cider Vinegar
LIKEWISE:
FLOUR AND MEAL,
STONE WARE, SUGAR, BUTTER,
Together w;th
SODA CRACKERS. CHEESE.
Bread. Pies, Cakes,
and eatables of all kinds.
lee Cream once or twice cash week
Ihave also
The Finest Quality Rifle Powder, Shot,
Caps, and Lead!
A cal 10 solicited from all persons wishing to
purchss, any article in my line, either at whole
sale or retail, az feel confident shat can Gil
orders a a. reasonable figures 40 any house in
this upper country.
White Cloud, June Ia, ls60-tf.
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SEVENTH YEAR-sPECIAI. An.
NOUNCEMENT.

Tho disturbed state Of the couutrv. and n.
consequent absorption Of the public mind |, IN.
nomentous events Of the day, have 10 restrict.
ed the operations Of the agents of the Coemo.
politan Art Association. a. to inpel them, quite
generally, to ask Of the Directory an extension
of the fiscal year. The DIRECTORY had made an
arrangements for closing the books at the reg.
alariy advertised time. lat 6 p. NJ, January
3lst,) but finding that . large number of old
subscribers have been, - yet, unable to renew
their memberships. their solicitations, united to
those Of the agents, for further time, have in.
duced the Directory to prolong the year to
Thursday, April 18th, 1861, at s p. M, nm to
which date and time, the books of the 7th wear
will remain open to receive subscriptions. This
date has been chosen that the relief, which II il
fondly hoped the Spring will bring to our dis
tracted political and commercial relations, NAV
enable all to accept the unequalied offers made
by the Association to the 7th years subscribers.
Engravings are ready for delivery to all, As
they subscribe. Those subscribing previous to
the date named, will be supplied With any As.
sociation engraving which nay be selected;
with the Art Journal for 1861; and with a Ger
tifcate Of Membership, for the 7th year, which
entities the holder to q members rights and
privileges in the Annual Premium Award, to
be made on the evening Of April 18th, immedi.
asely after the closing of the books The Pre-
MUM list embraces several hundred valuable
Paintings, Marbles. Parians, &C., BY our best
artists full catalogue of the same being Civ
en- in the Art Journal for December. The list
of Awards for the 7th year will be announced
in the Art Journal for June, which will issue as
soon after the Award as the lists can be put to
press. BY order of the Directory,
c. L. DERBY. Aetusry C. Ia.
70 Subscriptions will be received, up to April
10th, by the Editor of the Chief, Honorary Sec.
Rotary for White Cloud and vicinity.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Lewis Burns / Bro vs.. Thomas F. Richardson

Lewis Burns l. Bro. vs.. Thomas F. Richardson.
DY virtue of an order to me directed, issued
ID out of the First District Court of Kansas
Territory, sitting in Doniphan County, for the
trial of causes arising under the laws OF said
Territory, will, on Monday, the 18th day OF
May, A. D. 1901. at the Court House door, in
the city Of Troy, County Of Doniphan. and State
of Kansas, offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following describ
ed property, to wit: the northeast quarter Of
section No one, ~ of township No, three, (3)
in range No. nineteen (l9) east, in the County
of Doniphan, and State of Kansas: to be sold
rs the property of Thomas F. Richardson, at
the suit of Lewis Burns / Bro.
And the said Thomas F. Richardson ID here
by notified, that shall cause an appraisal Of
the above described premises to be made, on
the I'd day of May, A. D. 1861, at O'Clock. P.
NJ, of that day. at the premises, according to
law. at which time and place he can be present.
if he thinks proper.
Troy, Kansas. April 4, 1861.
JOHN Y. RUCkER,
Master Commissioner of said Court.
April IL, ls6l-5w. Printers fee, s..
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored TO
health in few weeks BY very simple remedy.
after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con-
sumpton-is anxious to make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
10 oil who desire it. be will send copy of
.ne prescription used (free Of charge,) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find SURE Culr ,ol CossunP-
nos' ASTHMA, Bronchitis, &c. The only OBJ
!ec' OF the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
aon 10 to benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation which he conceives to be invaluable,
ana hs hopes every sufferer will try his remedy.
-" will cost them nothing, and may prove .
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
"illiamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
nov29 -60.Iy
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Robert Graham va. Euphrates French.
DY virtue Of an order to me directed, issued
ID out of the First District Court Of Kansas
Territory, sitting in Doniphan County. for the
trial of causes arising under the laws of said
Territory, will, on Monday. the 18th day oil
NAV, A. D. 1861, at the Court House door. in
the city of Troy, County of Doniphan. and State
of Kansas, offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder. for cash in hand, the following describ.
ed properly, to wit: the southwest quarter OF
section No. twenty eight, (2s) township No
three 81 south, range No. nineteen (l9) east,
in the State of Kansas: to be sold As the prop.
erty of Euphrates French, at the suit Of Robert
Graham.
And the said Euphrates French is hereby no.
tilted, that shall cause an appraisal of the
above described premises TO be made, on the
ID day of May, A. D. 1861, at II O'Clock. noon,
of that day, at the premises, according to law
at which time and place he can be present, II
he thinks proper.
Troy, Kansas, April 5. 1861.
JOHN Y. RUCKER,
Master Commissioner of said Court.
April IL, lS6l-sw. Printers fee, -.