Kansas National Democrat from Lecompton, Kansas • Page 3

CITY DRUGSTORE! Rational grmotrat. We call attention to an article in this weeks issue on Bible Colportage. This is one of the great instrumentalities of this highly favored age, far the complete evangelization of the whole land, and should command as it deserves, the hearty co-operation of all. An Lecompton Markets. Omn Of Tna Kansas Natiotal Dkmocrat, Lacoraptoo, July 26, 1800, Fkrar, 100 Iba 4 Cora Cora Meal, i Oats buan.

(none in maritat.) Potatoea TS Beam 1 00 Dried Paachta 25 lined Applea 00 Green SO Lard lb 12X Batter ITIb 1 Cheese 12 Estts Baoox Bam la Side 10 Shoulder Notice. MICHAEL Canfield, late of the Territory of Kansas, and now supposed to reside in the of Sew York, will take notice that Patrick M. Henry, of Wasliinirton city, in the District of Columbia, did, on the 17th day of July, A. I), lhtju, file his petition in the District Court, sitting in and for the county of Douglas, in the Territory of in the Second Judicial District, aguiast the taid Michael Canfield, defendant, setting forth that the said Michvl Cmfield gave a mortgage to the slid Patrick M. Henry, on the north-west quarter of section number 7, in township number 15, and range number 13, of the lands cuhject to entry in the Pawnee Land Di-trict, Kansas Territory, to secure the payment of $196, according to the tenor and effect of a certain note referred to in said mortgage, and GEOVER BAKER'S NOISELESS FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

THE undersigned, C.KR(iYJtEX of raridus denominations, hnng purchased and used in our families "GROVFR BAKER'S CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE," take pleasure in recommending it as an instrument fully combining the essentials of a good machine. Its beautiful simplicity, ease cf management, and the strength and elasticity of its stitch, unite to render it machine unaurpufed by any in the market, and one which we feel confident will give satisfaction to ail who may purchase and use it. 2J rriMMito rm nnnut aoasnsic S. V. DllIGGS.

TvrrrT riTvn OFFICE, EOWENA HALIBOTIDING TERMS OF StBSCRIlTluK: TE one r. 15.00 nil a- in All at tna ezi'iration of the lim di pstmrnl rewired. TKKM3 OF AUVERT3IN0: i.ivt'Kii"-aienuiuTlni on liberal terms. CCOnr1" 1.00 69 JOB "WOEK and in tL lt-t trW of tbs art. ra.rntrinirw! f.rall J'b Wort an dfelirery.

FMTtmial. Noticis, intcoJod to dr attention it- rrt-rl-n busirM-s. to icrentiona, improve-t-i: 1 for sa, will be chair at the rate ol Tflfat a.Ul (ytUCr WattCr. rt July 26, I860. leccmpto: REGISTER Tr'JlT'.

llFl'F THE WEATHKR KEPT AT W. A. K'KMiCK I'Kl li SI HUE. of TTSI ffrtrr TBI? IT-ACF. AND Wa9B- ajo Loria.

SO s.i!rT3. or J-r- r- 11 6 P. V- I Bi-rrts di-yi. 1791 ri bu I' f7 W) 8S 6 loo tkaoaieter st! loi At P. 51, it DrMTCE House Saloon, Lawrexce.

This Saloon has just changed hands, and is under control of our old friend, A. T. TLe Iinwena Hotel is undergoing repairs of tlie damage done last stek bv the storm, and all inside moving on poured a torrent. Only for a few moments TCorn in this vicinity is recovering wag this contest of the' gales from the North thelaterain. We saw a gentlemma day ani vest manifes', when the latter stemed to or since, from the Kaw Bottom, who says triumph, and swept onward in a perfect tor-rcm Wis in his neighborhood, and will r.a(0, with a violence and force, threatening cikc a good yield.

to sweep an before it. The lower windows HerTed. Ms. Gill the ha of house, now come rattlin? frorr able editor of this Journal, has retired tuen ine wmuows on we west, in me frctn tl.e nnna-ement of said paper, and the i COtti 8nJ third stories the gale by snme i r.ow under the editorial management i mvAas aa eutran tore off one ef Messrs. WM.

P. Fais Ward BraEts- tllird of the roof of our Hotel, Other windows Mxr, v( merit and aWHtr. i in' and come erashin? doWB "mashing the glass to pieces. The gale sweeping Pacific RAiLsoAD.Great rejoicing was through the building, the rain pouring in tor-Lid yesterday at Kaus js City, on account of rents made many look rather serious. The recent developments, indicating the speedy est of the building being now uncovered repletion of the Pacific road.

An old SOon a fiood of water came drenching down '-chiol Barbecue," puolic speaking, firing into the private rooms on the west section, of cannon, fcc, made parts of the demonstra- i into the hall, sittingroom and parlor, and Drugs Medicines. W.A.M'CORMICK, DEALER IX DRUGS AND FDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, TERPENTINE, BPXSHES, And all the popular Taten-t Mepicixis' AND For Medicinal Purposes. ALSO, TOILET SOAP, COOKING EXTRACTS; FRENCH AND AMERICAN PERFUMERY, And a full stick of every article which the wants of the country may demand. EaJ-Store on Ellmore north of the Post lfvl Feb. 9, 1800.

HAAS BROTHER'S Tobacco and Cigar WAREHOUSE, 17 Main street, 7T Leavenworth, Kansas. All of onr GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT NEW YORK VIRGINIA PRICES Transportation added. 103yi E. COI.BV. i.t.

DBADWEM. BRADWELL COLBY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW rROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY AND NOlARIES PUBLIC. Office Lhv.l's Block, Firs? Entrance East of Randolph Street Bridge; CHICAGO, ILL. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS FOR Imbi. Michifran, Slaine, Rhode IsIaiHl1 irarjta, Vermont, North Carolllia, ufiiiiia, Cunnt'ctitut, Wisconsin, Missouri, J.ouivian.1, Illinois, Ueoria, Kenturkr, Washington Territories.

POST OFFICE BOX Nu. till. WESTERX STAGE COMPANY. SHORTEST. QUICKEST REST ROUTE TO TIIE EAST.

Four Morse Coaches 1858. 1858. Fare from Lecompton to St. J- seph 4. LECOMTOX, ATCHISON ST.

JOSEPH STAGE LLVE. I MASSING THROUGH GEART CITT, Loniphan, Atchison, Winchester, Hickory Toiiit and Oscaloosa, Connecting at LecoiiiptoiL with Lines to Topeka, Grasshopper Falls, Fori Riley, Lawrence, Kansas City, and the RAILROAD AT ST. JOSEPH FOR THE EAST: Office Planters' House, St Joseph, Mb; C. 6. BROOKE, Agent, American Hotel, Lecompton, Kansas.

XV. I. R. I. LACK.

71 A IV, XANrFACTUBES AND DtALXB 1.1 FURNITURE, CHAIRy MATTEASSES, ho 13 Massachusetts street, n2-tf LAWRENCE, K. T. E. D. ROBERTS, U.

OFFERS his professional serricea to tha citizens of Douglas Ccauty. Residence on the main California Road, three miles south of Lecompton. Hiring an experience of some twelre years practice in the State of Missouri, I 3. myself in giving entire satisfaction id these who may give me a calL n99yl. LOAJli 5lcARTHntj ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR LECOMPTON, K.

T. lSrOffice over the C. 8. Lasd Orncl; Oot.1, 1367. nlOy.

NATHAN P. CASE, Attorney Counsellor at Law, ACBt'RX, EHAWN'EE KANSAS. WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALL Business intrusted to hia care, in the 6ecoai Judicial District. IM-tf Lawrence Drug Storfc PEZSTICE GMSWOLD, HAVE recently opened a DRUG STORE in the ELDRIDGE BLOCK, Lawrence; K. where they will sell all articles is! fheif line as cheap aa they can be ta any market West of St.

Louis. Physicians Merchants may depend upon receiving goods from us ef me ery oesi quality, ana in gooa order. Chills Fever Cured Wsn.rf9is ij VH. WIU If 1W1 111, Chills and Fever, and having disBnstl itfof years, we can recommend it. it 11 purely vegetable and warranted.

Price 50 cents. We are confident that fVmn Tana- nsninn in the Drug business, that earl satisfy our customers, ana tnini tc si mey win ana it to their interest to patronize us. Give us a ealL PRENTISS A GRISW0LD. ri60yl Lawrence, K.f i. s.

lowxas. co. A. LOWMAN REYN0LC3, REAL ESTATE AGfllVT. LAWRENCE, KANSAS TERRITORY.

City IOts, Shares in Towns anal Claims ItouliKt and Sold. Legal Papers Drawn and Collec-lions Tlade- lOBX A. WW. STif HALDEEMA5 SJAShET, ATTORNEYS COUNSELLOR AT LAV, Leayenwortb City, Xajua. Ii ratti" in the Supreme and Inferior Saulo the Territory.

Collection JDth and promptly remitted 2' i Ppn Bible, freely circulated, and found in Jmet our'whoe landj a sure way of promoting sound moralitv a- I mnnir th ,1 i lur American uinie society is now prose- cuting this great work with consummate en ergy, and success, accomplishing a work that will exert a moulding, moral influence, upon our country, and indeed the world for ages to come. CSAt a meeting of the friends of the Bible enterprise in this place Tuesday evening, the following named gentlemen were unanimously elected officers of the LEcoMr-tos Bible Society for the ensuing year Prctident Wm. Brindle. I T- Ttl TI' Barn, R. C.

Bishop, L. McArthur, Dr. J. jdmes kj. caiiey, vzias.

a. Faris, Wm. J. McKinney, James Hinton. Treasurer John Pickering.

Depositary Wm. Learner. Secretary W. A. McCormick.

We learn a contribution, including some subscriptions, amounting to a little over forty-nine dollars has been made by the friends to the American Bible Society, during the past week. Notes Jast After the Storm. Writing at our table a little time since, our attention was attracted to a roaring outside evident signs of a storm had only time to Close windows and doors, and hurry down to the front door, when a storm blowing furiously was upon us. The wind came Slain street from the North, for a few minutes, then came roaring in from the West a peifect tornado. The Wester" seemed to grapple with this Northern giant, soon showing evident signs of a sharp contest wind warred with wind, rain pent up for the last ten months, a far as this country is con.

cerned, seemed to euter the contest and fairly west end of the dining-room. About this time there was an immense commotion among the inmates of our mansion. Thronging to and fro in hot haste, some retreating to cellar, others to dry corners just discovered, a few in hot desperation launching out into the street, and a an angle of some degrees, leaving the Legislative Hall to the left, took northerly course parallel with the rale, I lnuicating a determination of abandoning Rowena Hotel, to the impending destruction they imagined as sure to come and near at hand. But happily the hydropathic applica tions received, soon decided these to return, as a naif shelter just then, appeared Better than none. Altogether, there was some'hing of a stampede, some considerable fear, and some pale faces, cut tiie old stone buuaing stood the gale, which blew hard about twenty minutes.

There is now a calm as is always the case after a storm, and there is a general canvassing of results, sweeping out rain, tc. His Honor the Governor, just now drove up in a covered buggy, reporting he was caught out in the storm, and just as the gale was ap- proachir.g, tied his horse and buggy to a fence, strapping the buggy vhfcls firmly saved it from being carried into the air. That fence and forethought were fortunate, circumstancs, during the storm. Here office signs held a kind of jubilee, looking some as if they were having a game of chess. Notice to Whom it Kay Concern.

Those of my friends who are indebted to nie, and who are in the habit of paying their debts, will confer a preat favor by calling at my store and ptling their accounts, as I am very much in need of money. To those who are ot in the habit of paying their debts, and who are indebted to me, I hereby notify them that I shall astonish them, vsbt soox, with a vision of a Constable, unless they call and settle withont delay. "A word to the wise is sufficient." 102 tf WM. J. McKLVXET.

Jlcb JUbcrtismtitfs. JAMEM'CAHON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. A ILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALL BUtsI- nees entrusted to his care. 152-vl A. T.

WINCHELL, (Former partner of R. W. Ludtugton.) WHOLESALE JOSSER FOREIGN AXD DOMESTIC TOBACCO and CIGARS. ALSO, kwj constantly on hn4 generml ssortniit of FANCY th OM Stnd, the Kldridge Uone, Lawrence, Kunm. Ffir from the conntry will receive prompt attention.

152 IVoticc. VrCCPTrS Rump will Uke notice, tbt Jobn K. KennoB nd Jerome Kockle, did on the 26th day of July, 1860, file their petition with Williwm McKinney. Justice of the Peace, in Ijecompton Township, lion las Connty, Kansas Territory. againt said Anjustns Rump defendant, settins: lorth that said Augustus Rump defendant, is indehtod to thesaidJobn H.

Kennon, A Jerome Kunkle in tbe snsn of $62,17 for a bill of lumber, which lumber was used in a frame building, sit-etd on Lot 1. in Block in the Town of Lecompton, K. T-, ar.d upon which they hare a that said premises may be sold to pay the same, and the said Rump is notified. tkat 1.A i hnira1 A a.niMP ItA .1.1 roiti0n, on or before the Sth dav of September, lsa latd. Joly -th 1 i32w McKiti, J.

r. I Notice 15 b-reby given that after publication of this r.otice for six weeks, application will be made to the Ccmmktionerof Patents, by Mrs. Elizabeth B-ilch. widow ot the rste Jonathan E. Balch, for Patent to the west half of the north-wet quarter, and the west half of the south-west quarter of section 3.

in township 14, range 14, as tbe Register's certificate of location (No. 7.1S7, and Lied Warrant No. was destroved by fire. EL1ZABEII1 BALCH, Widow of J0MTBA5 E. BiLOtl.

LcvoaiptoB. K. July 1SV. I-w praying inai earn micnaei lanneia may pay said sum ot money now claimed to be due, with interest thereon, st the rate of four per cent, per month, from the 22ud day of April, A. D.

IsoS, or that said premises may be sold to pay the same; and the said Michael Canfield is notified that he ts required to ai-pear and answer fairl petition within twenty days after the 14th day of riitm-ber, A. It. l-i or aid will hs taken as contested, and judgment entered accordingly. PATE1CK JI. Pv Wilson Suaxno.v, his Alt'y.

Jul- 17, A. P. otirfi CITAr.LES lat? cf the Territory of now in yzrU snknoirn.wiirtake notics that Griffith D. Ne.il. of Pittvlvania coun ty, itginia, did.

on the 17tb iy of July, A. D. IstO, filed his ietition in the Di trict Court, sit-tiug in and for the county ol Douglas, la the sui Territory of Kansas, in the Second Judicial District, against the said Charles Nichols, defendant, setting iorth that the said Charles Nichols gai-e mortgage to the said Griffith D. Neal, on the north-west quarter of section number 6, in township number 15, south ol range number IS, eas-t, situate in the said county of Douglas, in the Ter-itory of Kansas, to secure the payment of -UO, according to the tenor and effect of a certain note, reterred to in said mortgage, and praying that said Charles Nichols may pay said sum of money now claimed to be due, with the interest thereon, at the rate of four per cent, per month, from the 16th day of March, A. D.

165, or that said premises uiy be sold to pav ttie same and said Chailes Nichols is notified that he is required to appear and answer said petition within tirenry after the 1 1th dnv of September, A. lon, or said petition will be taken a confessed, and iudtrni nt entered accordingly. tikll-H'lll D. NEAL. Fv Wilson iian.non.

his Att'v; July 17, A. D. i'tOU. 152-w6 Notice. 1 ATRICK Benson, late of the Territory of Kansas.

r.otr siipprtsrl tl le iu the Kit" ol New takenetice that Patrick M. H-nry, of Washingt on eity, in the of did, on the 17tu day ot" July, A. D. nie his petition iu tiie lii-trict Court, sitting iu and lor the ci-unty ol Douglas, in the Triitory cl K-rn-a. in ttie i-eeoud Judicial Dis-tnrt, against til" teid Patrick defendant, betting that thd ar.id Patrick Benson are a mortiTe to the sai Patiick M.

Henry, on the sonth-west quarter of section nutnber 7. "in township number 15. sonth of ranre number east of tiie ttii princi)uil meridian lu the Territory of to secure the payment of jlii, accrding to a crrian note reienea to in saia mortgage, and praying that said Patrick fierson may J'av said sum. now rlaimed due, with interest th-reoii, at the rate of four per cnt. per mouth, 1 lrom the -Jmi day of Auril.

A. 1. lj.S, or that nay be sold to ay ttie same and the said Patrick Penson is notifi'' i itiat h- to appearand an-wer said petition wit'un twenty i dav efier the 14th dav of September. A. D.

or sai.i petition will b-3 taken as confessed, and jri igureiit entered nccoi'linirlv. WILmin: SifANViN. Att'v for P. M. tlHNRr.

Plantifn Julv 17, A. D. 102-H6 IFEl'TI, The Persian Fever Charm. "U1' the prevention and cure of FEVEn and 17 Ain a-d PiLiors Fvvcus. This, wonderful remeiiy was brought to the knowledge of the present propiietors.

bv a fiieud who has been a great traveler in Persia and the Holy Land. Whil sroin down the river Euphrates, he ex-perieneM a severe attack of Feverand Ajne. (hi hi- condition, one of the Boatmen took from his an Aal'LET. sa-in, Weab THTC vr. a eomriiMiand lounfl it pfict'ial protection from all malarious compl tirt.

Ou lnriTir invtirntion, be fonnd that til boatmen attrihufd to it KiKArrLors powere, and taii tnn it con 1-1 only be obtained from the I'li-t- rf the Sua. loineTirne the in couverinEr witb a oltiui.id ironj Liin the secret of its afC'T-Uiincd wlie.e tbe uteiiicinal hzhn were found, of which compound. Tb5 wonderful virtues of article have indued a full belief in the min i of the TatiriH. in the miracnloo? heuliog powers i-f tti'ir i'rit. s-'inr1 bis retura to America, it has been tried with the ciF-'ct by eeveral Ladies aDd of bih character, who heve givtn it the mo-t onfT.alili'''l Thif reinedy having been a f-citic in Persia fr-r hntrlred; of for the prevention and enre of Fever and Aeie and Uiituuo lfe now oSbred to th American It wili be sent by mail, prepaid, with full direction? for on receipt of one dollar.

Principal r.n i niufactorv, Mnin Kichinoi'd. Vs. Rranch Ofilce. Bank of Commerce rtuibiing, York. Address 11 JuHX WILCOX A C0- otice.

JnOX P. IirP.D. in the Stnte of Vlcomin, will tak notice that Griffith 1. Xeal, of the State of Virginia, has fild his petition in the District Court, settiiis in and for the county of Audeiron, in the Territory the third Judicial 1'itrict in said Territory, apmist the said Jud-on P. llurd.

dfendent, f-iitin forth that the fa id Judon P. Hurd cave a mortgage to the mid Itrithth i. Neal, on the north-eat quarter of tection number C. in townfliip onmber 21, of rane number 1:, in the said county of Andenon, in the raid Territory cf to secure the payment of $2 0, with the accruing interest, acconitng to a certain note refered lo in said mortgage and preying that raid Jud.on P. Hurd may pay said turn of claimed to be due, with interest and Attorney? fees for foreclosure, amounting to $4'3, or that raid premise? may be told to pay the tame- The said Judson P.

Hurd is notified that be required to appearand answer paid petition within twenty days after the 1Mb of August, A. D. 1860, or said petition will be taken as confessed, and judgment entered accordingly. Lated July 2nd. ls6C.

149w6 GRIFFITH D. NEAL. By Wilson Attorney. otice 13 hereby giren to Thomas II. Ftewart, and all others concerned, that tba undersigned, G.

W. of IioCtge, near Georgetown, D. will, on the 2uth day of August, A. D. 1860, apply to the Commiiuoner of the General Land Glce at city, for a patent for the norih-cai-t quarter of section number 2o, township number 8, of range number Id, of the Delaware Tm land, in tbe Territory of Kansas.

The un-deriicned claims said patent as the purchaser and aiguee of the Thomas li. Stewart. WSw6 G. W. WATKIN3.

Drafts Wanted. I will pnrrhcfe FIGHT EXCHANGE at PAR, on New Yoik, Botton, Philadelphia, 1st- Louis nnd other Eastern cities. K. U. FARNHAM.

Lecompton, June 7, U6m2 BIRSTO'XEILL'S SCnOOL ALICE V. O'NEILL will open her School in th Thompson building, on Monday the day -f where the will teach all the Common Enjlisb Branches, Plain Sewing and Ornamental Needle Work. TERMS $2,50 per session of ten weeks. Lecompton, May ioth, 1860. 144-tf TIIE LARGEST Drug Establishment WEST OP ST.

LOUIS, VV. 23FJiIR o. 2, Jjnies, Arieaicmes, uBuagaia, 1 4IHTX, OIL. yjRyiSHTf, WIHDOir nuss. CJMPHsK AU 1 1.1 Ilia.

Pure Lifjnors far Medical Tses. fiA3C0cK LVKR.VS TilSKE STuRY BROWS F1UCK BANK BI'ILDING, tAM KE.VCE, K.S.4S. VJT torB 0RDFRS ARE SOLICITEB and will aiouiptrr atloai ana oarffullj tiled aa heratofcre. BCRNING FLCID. A superior article inst received, and for sale at McKIN KEY'S.

Spend Notices. Religions Seirkea, Serrfcei mrf Sabbath at 10t A. it, and e. VI. school at a A.

M. Church on F.tmore ttn-t, of tf.a Cnitad Stataa Land Oiee. Ker. Wn.WlLl.ao5, Pastor. EerscoeALiA.SrTk ererr Sabbath at the Stona Chun-h, at 10 A.

M-. (except when occupied by toe Methodist,) and early oiidldight. Hat. W. J.

LLU9, l'astor. Methodist. Scrricea at the Stone Church, ererj bthar Sabbath, at 10S A. M. lCC0HPT0.il 10DCE, No.

IS, A. F. i. M- ft al'-eta on tba First ud Third Satnrdaj Xights alter ererr Fall loon, at Masonic Ball, in i the Citr nf Lecomiton. J.K.

PEL0T. M. E. L. FANT, Secy.

1M Tecumseh Lodge, IS, A. F. and A. M. T.eciilar Communications on ThursdaT Erenirga, en or befma the FuU Moon in each month, and Two Weeks thereafter.

JOSKPII A.NDEK.SO.V, W.M. W. H. WELIl, S. W.

THOS. X. STLVSO.N', J. A. C.

LLWIS, Seeretary. UXOHPTOX LOaUE, SO. 17, v. 6. tt JloeU every Toeaday evening of aatb week, in Masonic Hall, on Halderman St, nearly oppwite tha Americaa Hold.

Membera Tisitiog tha city are resptctfallr inrl- tcd to attend. JAMES S. LTXCII, W. C. T.

Smith's Electric 011. Thia preparationi which has made adeh speedy cures in Philadelphia and many other ptacx-a, begins tc rttract almoat nniveraal attention end elicit Trommentof erery kind. Some say it is Of course they Isstgn everything bat the real and phi losophical reasons. inBanunatory rheumatism, gout. palsy, barns, piles, neuralgia, salt rheum, aryaipelaa, scaly erupUous of the hkin, womb conplaiats, aheceaa, croup, indeteut swellings, ituT felotts wounds and sprains, broken breist, homcrrbage, aora throat, frosted limbs, acute nerrous pains, teeth, ear and headache, deaf-uuv, an4 teething inlanta are not often cured in from fire minutes to a few days simply by the imagination.

Not any hare used this oil vithoutderhing same special bene-fit wi bin hour, and many are they who have been cured very speedily. It will be seen that I do not profess to cure everrthiiig. but only a eeartatn class of complaints; all of wbieh are curable on simpla electric and chemical princi through the amnities of my Electric the ner ro-vital fluid of the human body, together with its magic effect upon the absorbents, a hirh it stimulates to heal thy activity; a clearly percriredin the instant relief from pain and disappearance of all swelling. Smith's Electric Oil is instantly soothing, eren ona child, and is very pleasant lauge botiies ten times tba cheapest. Keep well corked.

Use according to directions. Apply with the warm band only eat plain food drink no coffee. A0tnt Dr. Wat T. Jrrne Seta.

46-tf. MEXICAN MUSTANG LIITIMENT. Ititrinic virtue alone could iiuart the mcccas which this artirlo has atuined. For Salt Rheum, Burn, UruiiK-ti, Stiff Joints, or GaII, Sprain, Pole Evil, and StreHings upHa Ilorw, it has do equal- No person will nithout It who has once tetcd its value. "And with reference to the fnral estimation of tbe Mustang Liniment, I can cheerfu.lj nay that no article ever performed so manj cure in oar nctf hborhood thia.

L. W. SMITH, KtdgJield S- LxiTtH, Esq Hyd Pri, 17 writes, "that the horse was considered worthies. (liii case was spar in.) bat since the free bN of the 31 uf tang Liniment, I have sold him for $150. Tottr Linirnent is dning wonders up here." Such tcatimoor is reacamg us every day.

The half is not told. Every tamily should hare it. Beware of imirmttv. The geBtiioe Mustang is br all respectable dealers throughout the world. BAltXES PARK, Proprietors, X.

1 julyS PIMPISAD'sklN DISEASES. Are the result of impare bltKxl. Tha blood becomes thick and The skin is not able to cart eff ln impurities so important to health. How many young men and women we se wttn their mess covered with piraplea and blotches, who are endearorisjf to remorc them br the use of soaps and washes of radons kinds. This is Terr dangerous, and should nerer be practiced by persmis desirous of good health.

Mothers who bare children afflicted with sorea and eruptions, should never dry them up by external applications, for in this way they will drive in the humors and produce ill healtb for the child during its whole life. There ia no mother that likes to sec her children afflicted with feeble health. JUtON'S MOUNTAIN HKRB PILLS are prepared expressly for the cure of eruptions of the skin, such as rimplesj BlotrhfS, Sores, fcc They cleanse the blood of all impurities, producing a beautiful, dear and healthy much admired by all people of taste and refinement. Jadeon's Mountain Herb Pills are 60M by all Medicine Dealers. For Sale.

THE House and three Lot on Elmore street, Lecompton, K. known as the residence of the late Col. Moons. Apply to iiAitPDE Mnona or Oro. C.

Cakes in Lecompton, K. T. nl43tf Order of Publication. William P. Lamb, Plantitf, ts.

William Scott, Defendant TIMIE said William Scott ia hereby notified that William P. Lamb, filed an affidavit before William McKinney, a Justice of the Peace, in and for tbe connty of Donglas and Territory of Kansas, that said William Scott is a non-resident of said County and Territory, and has caused an attachment to be issued, and the property of said William Scott, to be attached to satisfy a debt of fifty dollars with interest from 1st day ef June, A. 111. 859, and that on the 26th day of June next, final judgment will be entered in said cause by said Justice, at his office ia the city of Lecompton, K. T.

144w3 May 26th, 1860. WM. P. LAMB. Order of Publication.

The District Court for the Second Judicial District, Kansas Territory, sitting in and for Dong-las eonntv. William K. Fraaier, TS. James M. Denirer, Leonard Lake, P.

M. Halsew. October Tens, a. D. I960.

rpilE said defendants, James M. Deniver, Leon- ard Lake, and P. M. iialsey, will take notice that the said lantiff has filed his petitiog in the office of lbs Clerk of the said District Court for the Second Judicial District, Kansas Territory, Bitting in and for Donglaa county tfcat said petition states that said defendant Denrrer, on the 1st, day of January, A. lioS, made his prommirsory not to said plantiff, bearine; that date, and payable one month after data, for the sum af ninety-six dollars, and also that the raid defendant, Denirer, to secure the payment of said note, executed and delivered to the said piantiff, William N.

PraxieT, a mortgage on the south one-half of Lot Bamber eighteen (18), a Vermont street, in the city of Lawrence, Kansas Territory, which mortgage was recorded in the Begister's office, Lawrence, Kansas, on the 2nd day of January, A. D. 18i8; and that the said defendants, Leonard Lake and P. M. Ealsey, hare some interest ia said mortgaged premises, as subsequent purchasers or incumbrances and that said petition prays for a foreclose ure of said mortgage, for a sale of the aaiti mortgaged premises, and for a judgment against the said iufendant, James M.

Denirer, for tbe amount due on said note, being the sun of ninety-six dollars with interest at six per cent from the 3rd day of February, A. D. 13Je Wherefore, the said defendants, Jamea M. Deniver, Leonard Lake, and P. M.

Iialsey, are required to appear and anwer or demur to said petition, on or before the lth day of September, A. D. 1SS0, or that, in default thereof, the said petition will be taken as confessed, and judgment rendered aceordingh-. LOWMAN A Atty's for PltfD L. MrABTBxa.

Clerk. 14Sw6- By A. X. Black liiige, D. Clwk.

June 25th, 1SS0. Fiano for Sales O-VE ef Chickerisuar'a beat Piano-FORTES for sale cheap- Enquire at this office. MS-uf Rer. W. P.

STPJCKLAND, N. VAN'SAXT, R. B. YARD, New York. V.

LAKLE, E. P.R0DGER3, D.D. R3. D.D. 1 I K.

D.D. ELL, D.D. W.B. SPRAGO J. X.

CAMPBF.I. Albany, N. Y. CHARLS ANDERSON, tllAKLhS HAW1.K1, DANIEL II. TEMPLE, I A T.

M. HOPKINS, WILLIAM H0SMER, I 0. 11. TIFFANX, D.D. C.

J. E0WEX, JONA. cross, JOUN" D.D. Vr. i.

D. CLEMM, ti U. CHAPMAN, F. S. EVAN'S.

Ikiltiariiurs, Md. R. C.GAI ERAITII, Garanstown. Md. T.

POUftHERTY, Wavnsboro, Pa. THOS. E. LOCKE, Westmorland Va. W.

A. CROCKER, I JOHN PARIS. orfolk. 4- J. F.

LANNEAN, Salem, Ta. CH. HANKEL, D.D., C. A. LOYAL.

i Charleston, S. C. A. A. PORTER, Sslem, Ala.

JOSEPH J. TWISE, Speedwell, C. B. B. ROSS Mobile.

Ala. J. L. MICHAUX: Enfield, N. C.

A. C. HARRIS, It, x- C. HARRIS Henderson, N.C. HENRY A.

RILEY, A. L. TOST, iIon f. W. D.

WILSON, D.U., ontroe, Pa, B. tv.F a i. ELBERT SLINtiEKLAND, Scotia, N. Y. Prof.

Jul! FOSTER, 1 Rer. ATZ. J. TRUM RILL BACK L'S, D.D rrof. r.E.v.r.

staston, Rer. P. C. PRl 'ill, Xenin. O.

B. W.CHIDLAW, A.M., W. PERKINS, I mciiiati, 0. GRAND GIRARD, Rirlv, 0. A.

ELAKF. E. C. BENSON. A.M.

sGamhier, 0. Prof. J. J. M'ELHENNf D.D.

Rer. F. CHESTER, Ironton, 0. E. F.

HASTY. CambrUjraCitv. Did. J.C. ARMSTRONG.

Saline, Mich. A. HINT. i Galena, 111. ENSTEIN" MORBfH RICHARD White Milton, Iud.

CALVIN YALE, Martiniburh. N. Y. JOSEPH Nrjrfnik, Conn. JOHN H.

L. WAYLAND. Worce ter, Mass: WILLIAM PHIPI'S. 0SM0X A KER, THOS: HATHA HENRY E. PARKER.

I G. X. JUDD. Montsonery. X.

Y. A. M. STWE. ranaivlaisua.

X. Y. AVILLIAM LONG, ClifT Mine, Mich. Ofiice of Exhibition and Sale: VJo Uruad-wav. New York.

13 Purtirnor street, Rnton. 730 Chestnut Street, 1'Miadclpliia. 1SI Kal-timorc Street, Ealtiiivre. 58 West Forth Street. Ciucinnati.

HI North Fourth Street, St. Louis. 134 -SEND FOR A GROCERIES Cheaper titan Ever! A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Groceries JUST RECEIVED AT W. M. DOUGLASS' STORE, CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, WHICH WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN BY ANY OTHER HOUSE IN LECOMPTON, FOR TEAS, SUGAR, COFFEE, Syrup, iTIoIasscn, Raisens, ORANGES, LEMONS, TT3, CADDIES, Ntltniegs, Cloves, RICE, FLOUR, CRACKERS, CHEESE, BUTTER Lard, Tallow, Preserved Fruits, PICKLES, VINEGAR, PEPPER, SALT, MUSTARD, Ginger, Soda, Oysters, Codfish, MACKEREL, CATSUP, CAAVLES, SOAP, A CHOICE LOT OF Tobacco, Liquors, Powder, SHot, Lead, CAPS, MATCHES, FISHHOOKS LINES, Shoe Stove Blacking, Ink, Nails, Tar, Rope, and rsrious other articles at WM.

M. DOUGLASS' STORE, LECOMPTON, April 28, 1859.n89. NEWJOODS. N. W.

PERRY Co. Hare jnst received, and will open this daj, a LARGE, complete, and seasonable stock or FOREIGN DOMESTIC CLOTES, SHAWLS, HOSIERY, HATS, ueexs Ware, Staple Fancy GROCERIES, Direct from the East and South, to which' they inite the especial attention of the citizens of Lecompton, and surrounding territory. Our goods are all First Class and will oe stfld at prices that defy competition. Cali aid ses ts. Don't forget the place, Old land oSlce building N.

W. PERRT, Leoempton, K. Dec. T). Bl22-tf erf- KH CO 'i of joys of that occasion.

Pr r-onai We had the pleasure of form- an acquaintance, during the past week, Messrs. J. A.BrSTOs and J. McCahos Leavenworth, who were in oar city on iness. Leavenworth may well be proud of talented gentlcruen.

We wish Lhem a and prosperous life. MiCahon. We call the attention of readers to the card of this gentleman, which may be found in to-day's paper, under tie head of "Xcw Advertisements." J'r. MXahos is a lawyer of fine abilities, and strict integrity, and those who are fortunate to entrcst their business to him, can rer. assured that it willte promp'Iy attended 2tT Harper's Monthly Magazine for is receiver from our friend C.

A. Faris, rf tie Bock Store in this City. This Lumber of this popular periodical as c-'ial is fr.Il of intercstirg matter. From the same source we Lave received Peterson Magazines for the com- i iig moutli, and find they will well repay a careful perusal. Each of the Magazines can obtain, i at the above named Periodical P'pot Sad Accident.

Durirg the severe thun-iter storm on the lth, a little girl living some three mils from here was instantly killed by lightning. She was standing in the door of hcr fathers house, a little after the severe rale, and was struck instantly dead she was lie daughter cf Mr. Siiimmoxs. We learn a voting woman was also killed ry lightning during the above mentioned s'ora, near the Wakarusa. New Establishxnt.

A. T. Wixchell, has opened a splendid stock of Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Fancy Groceries, at the old stand of Lcdisg-T" opposite the Eldridge House, Liwrer.ee. "Al" is an old hand at the ttsiness, ar.d knows well the wants of the trade in Kansas, having had several years' iiperier.ee in the Territory as one of the firm ef R. W.

LrciNGTO Co. Those desiring VTuirg in his line, cannot do better than five him a call. Atjwpheke Gexerally. We have to that during the last few days, the stmossphere hereabouts has been cool, car, pleasant political, dull, mechanical steady progressive np-ril mercantile, buoyant, thriTing satisfactory social peaceable, friendly, cordial, educationalbalmy, hopeful, cheerful, agricuKo-contimiirg confiding active legal sharp triumphant medical; healthy limited wcsful. In short, all things moving in the us'ial order in these parts with special manifestation of a change in the atmosphere yet we opine, selfishly it may if there should be anv material change in f'Htire, it will be for the better and not 'ie worse, which will be most cheerfully "ported in due time by onr local "fPEitrri.

One of those traveling ingeries of the remark able, visited our held for.h one afternoon and evening We caunot give our readers a ccr.ci ccr.cise aceount of the performir.ee, but rrher some ideas from report, that "ewas an to rerform awor.derf.il tt foat OI tt mt-rveA mr-r t'ifct IB terrA. Sr.akpg were in the performance 1 way, hether swallowed or not we don't fcot afconld think it certain the threat -Cli to he ir-11 in ae. i 5Wer If this performer could nwallow a taU foremost? would like to nee thia Doubt a little whether it can be done, sword and snake exercise ia out of date iio- wonderful at all. Cant we have 1.