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A TTORNET AT LAW,
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NOTAEYUBLIC
51arjsvill, MarsliaU Co. Kansas.
EEFER3 TO
Messrs. Humphrey, Terry, "- Co., and Derby
Day, St. Louis. Headly & Carr; Dowman Co.;
Grimes & Carter, Atchison, K. T. Baker &
Cushman; Jowler Zeigi oF 9"g
and Hon. JohliThompfcm MOD,.BalMrao!e, MS.
Hon. Saml. D. Lecompte; tt m. G. Matins? Perry
tc Lowe; and Ciark, Gruber &"Co:, Bankers,
Leavenworth, K. T. Lykins Boyd; Van Lear
& Britton, St. Joseph, Mo.
J. B. CLARDY,
ATTORNEY ATAW:.
INotary Public &vGeneraUCol
lecting & Land Agent,
LOUISVILLE, - - - KAATSAS.
Prompt attention giventhe. variousiindh
of business that mayiarise in Uiecounties of
Marshall, Pottawattomie and the counties there
unto attached. The best of references can be
given.
March, 1862. nltf
nTV SWri"- O 55
Banker, TJ. S. Stock & Insurance Broker
(Office 410 Sixth street, neav the P. 0.)
TVASnilSGTOWO. C.
Attends to buying and selling United States
Stocks ()fadnds5galso toUi& -collection L
flaimH n'trAiTiHtthft 'Government. t"v
WM. McLENNAN,
A1T0RNEY AT LAW,
And SoiTcifer ar,?Ch-ancOrM
Offico on Main street, Nebraska City, N. T. Will attend to
all business in Ins profession in the several courts in Nebraska
June 14, 1862.
w. o$&d33sft,J3
imq & (Jrasellw at f ak
Lawrence Douglass County Kansas.
-6en1f al&ell ."Estate" arid" Cpllecting
Agent WrKafasas.wI fwmVI aiju,07i tf,u
r ,.BYRON SHERRY J i ' '
PUBLIC.
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owcoj'iVi'jnoAa County, Kansos.
0. J. LEE, M. D.,
BespectfuliliifeenSuEVitlps $t,rjBvilI5and, icii
m that he is permanently located hero for tho practicV o
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
DaTing had upwards of twenty 3 ears experience ia the prac
tico of his profession, ho can assure those who fi or him w lth
their patronage-ja ywRLrceeivo the host of eLUlan
Attention. Office and residence at the stofie houso on the
hill at the east end of town.
PETjlU gift,
fAJ "XGJtGT' JAn
CKSMIPi
MARYSVILLE, Kansas
SHOP on Walnnt streot, in East Marysville.
XU13UU3 wieuiug rfurit uone in ms line wju una
it to their adantaaetp.cive him a call.
Cor. 6th and Commercial Streets, Atchison, Kan
' This Hotel is situated in tho most pleasant part of the city
and is kept in all respects W a ffrsHttasa Iloncc. Guestsmav
dependjipon being accommegatea witlf Well-Vurnfched roomsf
una ciean Deusanaexiraraganr cnargeswill'not'be maflc:-
We havea good stable, and will, jjKepJeams cheaper than
any ono else in the place.
WM. STRATTON, Proprietor.
ELI MOORE.
KVS3. oil f A XKl Ur , ,3U$ . ?4 ,,- f .. A
Carpcntor t.mnd - Cabinet Blaker
Marysville, Kansas,
Will attend to the erection of all hinds of build
ings -with neatness and dispatch. Plans and spec
Ificauons furnished. I have on hand a large
p'OTmCPraSTOt
river prices. Terms to suit the" times. n6tf
J. KINNEY & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers and Dealtra
Staple anFaii Vocriei
WINES, LIQUORS, TEAS,
FLOUR, PLASTER PA'RIS,
CEMENT AND WHITE LIME.
.$ . Eelix .StieeW r l ' T
Oppose Ac 5Sfa Bank of Missouri
THOS- MCCOY,
BOOTJ& SHbE'-MAKER.
k ltriV'KaoirpMmen by tfieSeffeienfs,
T '. th.atltmakex Boots, and Slibes pf all'
izes and of every description imagina
bIe,forkoseVlio may be so kind as to
giefme ajI, at j 5& BfoadwAy, fhere X
shall always be on hand My material is Ihc
oesttuat can be prcliasd.ftrgqld or Treasury
tomato, or so ugly as tbmakelfielrbTraer'blush.
- tiuviunt, ai WM JH 9J Uie 101-
owing iif l-qi jncea:
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5.00
$o.50
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"Vjntrkaivlcalf .17
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Womens. shoes, alf, pegf ed, . . S2. 25
jf. B. I"willlo repair'haTMM'asiieatiy
i-piiWandatTerylow figr& My motto
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Bill Heads, Lettc ., j,4 ,i
Heads, -Hand -Bills,
Labels, BalLr Tick , i ,.. K, ,
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MAflYSXlLLEsKANSAS.
PAR80N10jrNLOW'S;.-fraBPUL BOOK,
or engrarpp, an rceHcnt Steel Portrait, 4c 'iHutifully
Cn Pn Wtt,Wfit,ta?IiD,1
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, " QBOSFWi CBILDS,,PaMiAB-, -
KcCM aa4 6M CMiitC PUlMMphia.
APPLMAU OOGtBdBBati, Ohio,
" IMtaiMnor1ftWfc
HEDIOAL REFORM:.
That a great change has "within a few years
been "wrought in. the cractico of medicine,
.no one yriR pretend to deny. It is well known j
for "ages lavished upon the- use of laineraL
poisons, a3 medicines, bave failed -to ian3yer
the reasonable expectations of thapublic. The
old physicians have abandon theuse pf the
lancet, and have, found it necessary to Teduce
the quantity of medicine given to perhaps one
fifth of their original doses ; but," as ftmiinisbing
the quantity does not improve the quality, such
a change can never answer the demands of suf
fering invalids. . . t mt
A chanse was required which sliouId';dis-
pense with all poisonous drugs; trnd substitute
a system of rnndcentrmedicatron, which would'
harmonize with'nature, and remove diseases,
without the risk of injury to the constitution.
For, the accomplishment" of this object, many
talented and learned men haw-zealously la
bored, and a great reform .has been, brought
about. Among the champion isi this, reform
we believe all are willing to yield the phn?
J)r. B. Greene, the founder of the xi6ston
'Indian Medicallnstitute."
Dr. Greene, after studying the various sys
tems of medicine, and findim? that they hadnot,
the basis of nature, turned tiis, attention' to
the study of Nature's .Laws spenj; several
years in travel, and received nudh iseful in-
" formation from' those " chilurcn of Nature '
uie "rea men oi,rne loresr, wnose names ani
system of medical1 'practice he thoroughly in
vestigateunindvhiehhas 'greatly fiHted'him.
in tiie development' o a.svstdmhiying-natuxe
for' its foundation., and science for its super-
structure. ' 1 WIV L TrU-i
About ten years ago, Dr.- Greene located in
"Boston, when the success of his treatment was,
brought more fully before the public, 'and his
sphere of usefulness enlarged.' -His Allopathic
friends viewed his sudcess" with a' jealous eye," I
anu nis practice was aiuiuauvcrwu uuii ui win:
or two of their medical journals, in ho-very
dignified terns. That he was successful hi all
1 ordinary diaflses was .admitted ; but,they,,wrc
slnwtnbolia."-Jnt h? s.asabletQ cuie Cancels
andSciofaloit, u-rfev. To convince thbm alid
the public of his success, he publd, lacts in
regard to cures of tucli case?, gt mg the names
and residence of such xersons who were wil
'Ung'to have their names used, 50 that any one
1 could be satisfied of their trutlnuliiLSS. He,
also preserved specimens of cancers a3 thev
yrere removed, that they might be. examined
by the doctors, or by the public, everalliun
dreds of these cancers, some of enormous size, '
soon accumulated, "having been p'lt up in glasa
jars, where they haye since rcmaaied'on exlii
bition at hU rooms 3G Bromfield Strecv, "Bos
ton, to which the public have free access.
These incontrovertible evidences of sudces
brought out the press in his f.v or, and drqv:
around him a large nuaibsr bf friends who
yere interested in the eommori cause of hu
manity. The business at the office so incrqaseo
that it became necessary to relieve Dr. Greene.
from the details of Ins practice, in order to
make his services available to a larger portion
-of thos6 applying for treatment; Por .thi& pur
pose, and by the advice and cooperation of in
fluential citizen'', an organisation w as formed
"under tho name of the "Boston Indian Med
ical Institute." Not that the practice was
crude like that of the Indian, but ba?cd upon
the TmlYiin system, or natural principles, har
noni7me with natural laws, and avoiding the.
use of pois'onous' dmgs.?yikiert'nsQjanua-
ular Medical Asylum in the qountry, where
patients are doily recched and successfully
treated for all the -various ills"; of4 the human
family. But few people have an "adequate
idea of the extent ot business done at thib In
stitution, or the number of cures effected, al
though nearly all are familiar w ith the fact of
frequent remarkable operations being per
formed w ith the most fa orable results. Such
results are not without their lesson. They
speak hope to many sufferers, and the basis of
such hope is a firm one, for it rests upon expe
rience, and upon facts. '
Consumption has been treated with a success
unexpected by the patienfo and their friends ;
and the results in numeious cases of Scrofula,
Lh er .Complaint, Dyspepsia, Heart Disease,
Dropsy, Pemale Complaints, Disease of the
StomacK, Bowels, and Kidneys, Rheumatism,
and various other diseases, ghe confidence to
those conversant with the fact, that cures are
effected at this Institution which have bafilcd
medical skill elsewhere.
Pacts like thce cannot be resisted, arid this
practice must necessarily take precedence m
the minds of the pcqple.
Many clciginen, editors, and other profes
sional gentlemen, have visited this Institution,
and signified their entire approbation of the
system of practice, and expiesscd a desire that
the facts connected with this treatment should
be made known to thevorld.
The Institution, whose Card is here ap-
l-pended, is now placed upono firm basis, and
,is an honor to the city ot .Boston, ana one to
which her citi7ens can point w ith pride, in
view of the vast amount ot" relief it has afforded
to sufferers througlimtHcountryand the
confidence with which the invalid may look
upon the results of its practice in the future.
' B08T0H IHDIAIJ MEDICAL 1HSTITUTE, ,
; OlSce 30 Bromfirld Street, Boston.
BEV. N. DAY, Prei AEV. P. MASON, Vico Pres.
Bsussf Gsr7vi:, M 5, ) j .vsiciano.
JEra5jifr tfe sncctiijTar TrtctmentcfDistasesvpoi
Rational Principles 4
The ElectnvChcpncal Btths, together with Dr. Greene's
iraprot-l Medication, have been adopted fn thi3 Iutitu
t.on. ind Laye exceeded the mot Fauguine espectations in'
the temo al bf a great variety of diseases
All persons having'Cancfrs, or thoee nffiicted with
corapljcated diseais8hculd aTai tbemseTves of the per
son".! attention orthe physicians at the Institute, -wlier
prtper IxiardlUg-tonfaaryprOTMiel."''. cl it 1
Jl pcrona esaminatloa of each caae,U prqferabla; tpt
all the.conuncn forms of diseases. (cscept In aggravated
and corophcated'eases, ire encccsftilly treated with med-3
Icrce; whicfc cam b cent: to- any part rf tbo, world, with.'
foil diroctong,as a" very, cm rectr knowledge can bo ob-,
t-uned from angTvers o the quet!oni in tho Indian Ar;
cans." a newrapcrTmblp-h2d by th6 Institution, a copy
of which wiit.be teLt frco when renwesttd also,Dr,
Grenv'a '1ndiivopatkt,7 or Scenca of Indian Medicine,
raay bo bid at tho'oSce fur ,12 tents, or limail on the
receipt or fon-po?tifce5("imp5. ' - v -iifj I
-Conwltatkres nnon-iwU dijcnscsjfree cf thargaAtsthe,
rfTir-.. rf i.r- itfn. ((.n'mvirtinn iha ixKtace staran.
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n.ConKin. rtovjVnce,K.T.; Rev. CtarterP Oroaveaiir,
JTedfard. Mkv.; Rct. Bryan MorWj.GjF1"-1-;
iter, jonn llarriman. Cantc-wury. a. r. w.
fcsq,Lcsten,M6a.j Sanluel Meaar&feXow3iass
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BOSTON
BUSINESS CARDS'.
GEORGE L. STEAEHS,
M'vNrrACTCEEB.or. . t
'PATS2TT MPROYD LEAD .PIPE,:!
Lead ripe lined
fill nnfT ,,?
Also, Dealer in Piff aflH ? ?? vpf ,? a
Pumps, Hydraulic ams, kc.
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lerin rurniiii F-.,w-irvfi',iw" "" 1-
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PAPER MAWA''l!HERllK,KIfiS, I.
'1 . 20 & 22 Water St. (5immons aiiocK).' - j
ALTX. II. -EICK,
CHIS. S'KE'CDALI.,;
J. V ILLAKD EICZ.
1 BOSTOITv
CHASE, McKINNEY,. & CO. -,,
" DEALERS-W'. ,n 7. tt 1
BOOTS, -SHbES, & IiE'ATHERv
1 "fronriitors of Kitcholl's Patent Metalli'd'Tipl
. ;lr.' 20 & 22iPearl St.
"GEO.w."raaibis & lfio.i '.!..
KUraTACTVBtES QfiAD mi9LBSALS DEAX.!tUr
32,33t & 38 JSTorth reet, OAST TTA'TiI..
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BOSTON, masa.
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BIGELO BEOS. & KEHNAUD,
FINE JEWVLTiY,,,V$tiCiOl!S ST0"MES,
Silver Vare,' Clocks, "Bronzes, &c. c.
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ArBtoELo r, - '' i jjig' nashiiieton Street.
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LITTLE, BSOVTiT, & CO.
LAW BOOi'HB-DifriEKS,
IUIOETEL3 1D DElLBl'sTj"'
FOREIGN AND MISCELLANEOUS , BOOKS.
EOSTOiT, ilasa. '
110 TTashington Streot.
PALMERS & BACHELDESO,
V jj IUPOETEKS AXD WHOLES KVC DEALBK3 If
ENGLISH AJS'U Jj'RliiNtJll WAJLUJUbib,
JEWELRT AND TASGY GOODS,
BOSTON", Mass.
'r 102 Tashington Stroet.
JOIDI H. BUEFOEj,
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHER.
Cravon Drawniss in Color?, Portrait?, Landscapes,
Sliow-Cardb lor lintel3. Manufactories, antl Mutie
T.Hno Ttaaifrnc K.-P l!llrn.ld l!liril. CcrtiSCatCa
of Stock. 'Maps, 4 Jill, and Letter Headings, "Notes,'
Oralis, CJhecLa, ice.
BOSTON, Mass.
313 "Waahington Street
BENT & BUSIfr
, lUrOETERS, UUTL'rCICBEBS, ASD niALXRS IX
HATS, JCTAPS, A.ND FUR'S
Military Caps, Bworib, Ebaulett3, &c. l
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fcorjicr of Coui't and Washington ithtU
F. W. LHTCOLU; JEt,' &'C0: .t
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENOTS
1 J CHAR.TSj! cr (f.fj j
1 ' "BOSTON; Maaaw J ; ? ,
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;i28;Commei:cil street;,
TJCKKOR & ETELBS, ,, ,.
'PUBLISHERS,' IMPORTERS,
BOOKSELLERS ANDS4l5mONEP.&. "
Also, Publisbers of ""ThtLtiaLtioJKoiitiklj." .
BOSTOIT. 'lliSi. - -- 'v
a a J u i135 wwifngton Street: J
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L. PRAUG & CO. J iV
LITHOGRAPHY, ' ENGRAVING,
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A r 34rJCercthfita,ow.
i. WALKER, "WISE. & CO.
PUBLISHER gSELLERS
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PHELPS ,& DALTOf.
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HANCOCK HOUSErw
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BOSTOIT, lasa.
14 Bromflald Street; , v j " ;
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ENGBA71XGS, LOOKING-GlASSE9;U7iZ.li
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