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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
FROM KANSAS
Correspondence of the Republican.
LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS TER.
December 18th, 1854.

OecemDer 1iLu, Ioo4.
What pleasure it is for. me to take my
seat at my old homemade table, and drop
a few lines to you about times in Kansas.
Ii coming events cast their shadows be-
fore" we may truly expect great things of
Kansas. But four months ago, the country
presented a dreary aspect-the Indian roam
ed uninterrupted through the forests; scarce
ly white face was to be seen, save few
traders. What great change has been
wrought In that brief period. Towns are
springing up here and there; and art is
changing nature rapidly for the better.
Civilization begins to assume her bold vi
sage ,and the Indians gaze with mute aston
ishment and admiration on the works of the
white man. This Territory may be called
a great workshop in which every man has
his allotted work, and studiously attends to
it. Nothing deters the bold and hardy pio-
neers Of the West from proceeding onward.
Judging by the present may we dare to en-
tertain the hope that in half a century Kan
sas will rival her sister states, and partake
of the blessings of all that ait and improve
ments can bring forth. The future can on
ly answer the query. But one. thing do
know, that the pioneers seem to treasure up
this sentiment LaborIvincit onania' and
where they come prepared for hardships
and to overcome all obstacles, the work of
improvement is bound to proceed. There
is not single doubt that Kansas will be a
slave state. Our recent election shows a
majority in favor. Geu. j. w. Whitfield
the pro-slavery candidate, had out of the
twenty eight hundred votes polled, twenty
two hundred. And notwithstanding the
Aid Societies have poured in hordes of her
paupers for the purpose of Abolitionizing
Kansas, they either become initiated in our
institutions, or leave as fast as they arrive.
Now if the South does her duty, and espe-
cially missouri, the Northern hope of Abol-
itionizing Kansas, will be phantom hope.
I am Northerner BY BIRTH T love her
institutions; am proud Of the native state
that gave me birth, but when I see Policy
prompted by dishonesty and falsehood, I ev-
-er rmean to decide on the side of Justice. It
is doing justice to the South. to the negroes,
and de facto, to humanity, to have this slave
State, and In my estimation, Judging from
the present and from the past, it isdestined
to become one of the first, and most impor-H
tant Slave States in the Union.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
NANNY. weld & Drake.

y17HOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS &
S w Shoes, No. 154 Main street, st. Louis, Mo.
! Are in receipt of their fall stock of goods,
e0mprisiDg complete assortment suitable for
the fall trade. Purchasers visiting the city may
rely upon finding-eur stock equal in assortment
and quality, to any IN this market, and viii be
offered on the most favorable terms. sep IS.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
sunnnaersville.

n Ihis is the name of town about to be laid
i off, at the lower crossing of Stranger Greek,
commonly known as Dawsons. The advan-
tages of this point has been known for some
time. 1t is on the Great Military Road from
Fort Leavenworth to Fort Riley, and on the
nearest and best route. There is an abundance
of timber, good water, and building materials
adjoining the town site, also some of the best
specimens of coal have been found close by.
There is already good settlement in the neigh
borhood and the country is susceptible Of a
dense and heavy population. This place is
about. Is miles from Leavenworth, on as beau
tiful site as the eye ever rested on. This
point seems by nature to have been selected as
the spot where a large and fourishing town
must spring up. Already numbers of persons
have spoken to buy lots and shares. As soon
as the survey. of the town is made lots will be
offered for sale, due notice of which will be
given by advertisement in this paper.
Jan 19, 1855, 19-tf
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
Steam Saw and Grist Mill.

THE subscribers are now prepared to receive
l. bills for all kinds of lumber and laths, on
most reasonable terms. Their Mill is situated
at the mouth of Bee Creek opposite to Leaven-
worth City. Lumber delivered at any point on
the river. They will also grind corn on the
most reasonable terms.
PANTON & YOHE.
Jan. 10Th 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
"a w N EE
Kansas Territory.
PUBLIC SALE OFLOTS.


DAWNEE, is eligibly situated on the Kansas
i river, at the head of steam navigation, one
mile below the junction Of the Smoky Hill and
Republican Forks, and scarcely that distance
belowF ort Riley. 1t is on the most direct road
to New Mexico, Utah, and California, and Ore
gon, and consequently presents unusual adVanta-
ges to emigrants setting out for the far west.
The valleys of the Smoky Hill and Republi-
can and those of their branches, are extensive,
well wooded, and possessed of an exceedingly
fertile soil. Numerous settlements are already
being made upon them and they bid fair to be-
come in a short time, the center of dense popu-
lation. In the immediate vicinity of Pawnee,
are to be found most of the useful minerals
Tin, Chalk, Salt, Gypsum, Slate, Iron and lime
stone, (the latter the best building stone in the
Territory have been found and Coal is believed
to exist.
The travel connected with these varied inter-
ests and those of the General Government, will
mostly pass through Pawnee, which must be-
come the Depot and trading Post for them.
These considerations and that of the extern
sive settlements certain to be made to the West,
and the impossibility for some years, of settle
ments being made upon the large Indian Reser-
vatIons to the East, render this the most suita-
BILE location for the PERMANENT SEAT OF Gov
ERNNfENT of Kansas, and will doubtless secure
its eventual establishment here.
The Importance of these advantages to per-
sons in almost every department of life, can
hardly be over estimated, and the object of this
notice IS to call attention to them, and to invite
those desirous 6f availing themselves thereof,
to look and satify themselves preparatory to the
sale of large number of LOTS in PAWNEE,
which are at the disposal of the Trustees and
will be offered by them at Public Sale, on
Wednesday, 10th May, next,
Private sales will be made in the mean time
by Stockholders and for the purposes of improve
ments by the Trustees, on advantageous terms.
Half payment to be made at the time of sale /;
the remainder on completion of the Title.
w. r. MONTGOMERY,
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
L. d. BIRD, : Trustees.
N. LYON,
r. c. MILLER,
Pawnee, K. T., Jan. 10, 1855. If.
,GW Missouri Republican, Weston Reporter,
st. Joseph Gazette, New York Tribune, Phila-
delphia North American and United States
Gazette, Louisville Journal, Chicago Democrat,
please copy weekly for four weeks and send
bills to this Office.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
J0TzN.sSE. .ssvHETE,
zA9ToRNEY AEDscoUHsELLoR AT Law, &
= 80 LeaDeparorth, < T.
Office corner Cherokee and fourth streets.
Jan. 20. 1S55.-3rn 2 -.
JAMES N. LYLE,
Y IND DCOUNSELLORA 1T LAW,

LEAvENwoRTH, z. T.
IT aving permanently located In this place he
llwiiI attend with the utmost prom ptftude to
all business which may be entrusted to his
care, hoping that by constant industry, and
the confidence of the citizens Of Leavenworth
and surrounding country, and receive liberal
share of their patronage. 80 ss
References.-Goo. {. W. Pososli, Of KY,
Judges Pirtk and ButIoclc of Louisville KY,
Major S. Turner, Of Richmond KY, Jadge Pryor,
of Carrollton Ky, Janses D0nipkat, of Weston
Mo-. Charles, C. Birch of Plattsbupg no. Mason
7. Summers, of Parkvi1le Mo.
Jan 19, 1855, If :. 80
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
BARNURI'S ST. LOUIS HOTEL,

= " M . % ~ ~ = = 17Hzs
Corner9of Second and Walnut street,
ST. LOUIS MO.
- WE beg leave to announce to our friends
G:::aL and the travelling public, that we will
open the above named elegant and commodious
Hotel, Quilt by Geo. B. Taylor, Esq.,) for the
and respectfully solicit share of public pa
tronage.
The public's obedient servants,
THERON BARNUM.
JOSIAH FOGG.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
Holiday Presents.

AOAAAudS ACSCHtSs
Just received per last steamer and in time for
thecorning holidays large and handsome as
sortment of Gift Books-comprising all the
popular ANIMALS of the new year, together with
a choice lot of new publications, both standard
and miscellaneous, School Books of every vari-
comprising letter, cap, note and bill paper, pens,
ink, pencils; cards, printing visiting, plain and
enamelled, and an endless variety of Fancy Arti-
cles, fire works, all of which we are selling at
low rates. -.
TRUNDLE & DIXON.
Dec. 90 1S54-tf. u
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
Eries' Cheap C0a.asea..

Corner of Nam & Market Ns., Wesfon, No
TALIF0RNIA and Kansas Emigrants will
cheapest stock Of ready made clothing.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, BLANxETs, &C.,
Ever offered in this market. His stock compri-
sesseyery variety of heavy and durable goods
needed by semigrants which he viii sell for
cash cheaper than thesame can be bought at any
point west of ST.. Louis. Sept. 29.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26

TRUNDLE & DIXON.
w in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints
Oils, perfumery, Dye-stuffs, Window-glass and
Glassware; also patent Medicines.
Weston. Mo-. Sept. 10. 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
HORSES WANTED.

HORSES WANTED.
g. THE undersigned desires to purchase
- at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Territory,
before the 1st of April next. for Dragon ser.
vice, one hundred and thirty saddle horses be-
tween four and eight years of age, and from fif-
teen to sixteen hands high. No horses are want
ed but those of the best description.
P. S. The purchase of horses under the above
advertisement is suspended for the present.
z. S. SIBLEY.
BIT. Major, A. @. ID.
Fort Leavenworth, K tt
December 21, 1854.
Lexington Express, Liberty Tribune, Parkvills
Luminary, Savannah Sentinel, Occidental Mes
senger, st. Joseph Gazette, Platte Argus, West
on Reporter, Glasgow Times and Boonville OBJ
server, will please publish the above advertise
ment until the 31st March, 1855, and send bill
to this Office.
Dec. %, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
GEORGE NJ. (aROVER

GEORGE M. GROVER,
Late Of the firm, of a. II. Stultz 6 Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOKS, Paper & STATIONERY,
No. 152 Main stF't, st. Louis, AIo.
- One door aboue theeDry Goods' House of
Eddy, Jameson & Co.,
WILL keep constantly on hand large and
w well selected stock in his line and fatters
himself to sell as low as any house In the West
His stock consists Of every description of Cap,
Letter, Note, Packet, Commercial, and Wrap
pinge Papers; Blank Books, Wall Paper, Win
dow Shades. And every article in the Stationery
line. Also, well selected stock of
SCHOOL AND STEMBOAT BOOKS.
Blank Books, or any Pattern, made to order
of the very best Linen stock.
O. JOB PRINTING, of every description, done.
~The highest price paid for Rags.
So. Louis. Jan. 10, 1855. 4W
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
]. Z. FRANCE, :,
F. BERGERON, Committee.
IL. .EASTIN,
- . s1410 = A4N1
January 10, 1S55.-tf..
William Phillips

Ldar and Land .agency Office,
South side Delaware street, first door wsss
from LeavenWorth Hotel.
Leavenworth, K. T.,2
Jan. 10, 1S54-1y.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26
AGood chance.

A THE undersigned, wishing to go into
iii other business, now offers 20 dispose of his
interest, (Which is one haf) in the entire
property known as the Leavenworth House, in
cluding four lots. The buildings are large and
about 100 feet front. The House is doing =
profitable business, and it is believed that soon
as navigation opens it will be crowded all the
time, with 100 or upwards of Boarders. A good
chance is now offered to some one who likes the
business of keeping Hotel. Apply soon or
you will miss bargain-Now's the day and now's
tht houri
A. T. KYLE.
Leavenwoth, K. T., Jan. 5, 1856.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-26

Il fice of Medicene. Office sat the Drug
Store of II, France { &c. Sept
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-28

Great Mail Route from Hillsboroush 10 the
North, by the Raleigh S.Gaston KaliT 11pIEp
u on the North Carolina Rail Road, passengers can 20
North without detention at Raleigh or elsewhere az
On the arrival Raleigh of the train from the wes Ine
of the Road will be in attendance to aSe
of the baggage check it Baltimore or
CITY whilst the passengers will be allowed an hour ana
half to get breakfast and refresh themselves, e,
They will be conveyed to and from the ho'eis III o
buses free ofchGrge. g.,oh
Leaving Raleigh at 10 minutes past 7, they will Teach
Weldon abundant time for all the day trains gong Norh
and South
the passenger will be at no trouble OF en-
pense baggage the conductor of this Road VIII
take charge of and give check for tat the N G. fairoao
Depot. a, 1,...s
'uis - w. L. OBJ. BRANCH, :prest
Raleigh,.April g. 1855. E4I o.u.sh,
az Register, Hlsborough Recorder and Greenso"rough
Intri o4.oo.,. 1rnar4h
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ssTHE SPECTATOR"

WEEKLY JOURNAL PUBLISHED AT WASHINGTON oift.
THNHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO COMMENCE
about the of June next, in the CITY OF asnlng
ton the publication weekly newspaper to be caied the
designed general circulation among the eG
Die of the United Its columns will contain iu
digest of the of the day, foreign and domestic
weekly review of finance and the markets; Synopsis OF
the proceedings of Congress during its session tables OF
election returns the important political action OF State
ceIIaneOus and scientific matter articles on Agrcuure
together with original articles upon the leading topics Oh
Much valuable information relative to the opera
tons of the Executive Departments of the Government
together with weekly list of new patents, Will be 1ound
in columns large portion of its space Will be deVosu
to light literature original and selected Its location as
the political of the Union, will afford opportunities
always the latest information on put alalrs.
of the undersigned to make the SPEC
rAToR acceptable vster every house in the Unon
and it will therefore not any occasion the posi-
men but entertaining and decided views questions
of political economy and system OF government
it will disseminate and promu them occasion may
requre-alwayS keeping carefully in the interests OF
the country growing out of foreign we'll as domestic
affairs. s-..t. O.,
The SPECTATOR will be printed in quarto FROM good
and each number containing eight pages
of matter, making volume annually of 4l6 pages
Each volume will be accompanied by full and complete
index its contents thus making most valuable paper
preservation and reference 1t will be published every
advance paper will be continued beyond the time for
which it is paid.
All subscription and communications on business Shouo
be addressed the undersigned ut Washington, D. C.
AUG. F. HARVEY Co.
Washington City, May 22. 1885. So
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a. An REWARD.-RANAWAY FROM THE
S4U subscriber, on the 18th of September, 1924,
little under hgh round full face little freckled well
featured of his thumbs dsfgured fleet not fiat like
most negroes He may be lurking somewhere in Randolph
or Guiford be endeavoring to nuke his to
hension and confinement taken ofthe State, and
s25 if taken within the State that get him. Any in
formation concerning said boy will be thankfully received
1t NAV be boy procured free papers, but
member thumb. Ny posoffce Sandy Creek Randolph
County N. c. ,-,r -,o,r,,.,,,
Rondolnb 70 e. March 2S 1855 34-tf
Hi ATS HATS !--McGEE & WILLIAMS, HAVE
in store a very large and well selected assortment
Of HATS for Spring and Summer for boys and
shidren consisting of LeghOrn Panama Manila Campea-
INV, Maricaibo Pedal Straw Canada Straw Palm Leaf
China Pearl, Alboni Jockey, Wide Awake, Shanghai.
Also superb Moleskin Hats of the latest style
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANT LOST
II oST SINCE THE 18TH DAY OF LAST MARCH.
Gand issued to Winfield Morgan some time in Is5I All
ersons are hereby cautioned war
dorgan and his widow Haskeh Morgan intends applying
Tor warrant under the act Sd March last FF'.s
W. H. JOINER, Agent for Hasketh MORGAN
June 26, 1855. 80 IS So =. ~.
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First Premium Blank Books.

JNO. b. EGE, =
Sycamore St., Petersburg Va, next to Pannill Sons
WTAs CONSTANTLY ON HAND, OF HIS OWN NAN
of Ledgers Journals BIoters Cash. Railroad Bank books
Neatly ruled to any pattern having an improved ruling
maehne and having obtained the rs s at the Far OF
Tine n Of s
heretofore extended to him. -. - = =
Call and examine s. r
Petersburg, March g. 1855: !. ao-tf :.
ITO THE TURPENTINE MAKERS OF n.
ken the premium 81 the late State
TOOLS Clippers ronndshaves and hackers announce
tensvey. Their workmen having been for many
gagged in the above business BY in the
liver these tools at any points the N G. R. and ".
NJ RAILROADS warrant these tools to be equal rt in
ern and ask liberal share of public patron
age trusting that liberal southeners will to
All orders addressed to at Jericho, N. c. will meet
= L. & W. B. WHITFIELD.
A T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
inst the following persons We're elected directors and Off
GERS i0r the ensuing yepnGi; REcToRs:
J.. G. RnuIhac, Raleigh.
Henry D; Turner, do.
J; Williams, do.
6: W. " i B. 4ntehngs, DO do:
james Nj. TowIes. do.
james E. Hoyt, Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington
John NJ Jones, Edenton.
w. w. Griffin Elizabeth City.
F. F. Pagan, Plymouth.
w. N. H. Smith, Murfreesboro'
H. B. Williams Charlotte.
Geo. A Smith, Milton.
o. f. Long, Hillsboro.'
Joseph White, Arson County.
JOSH Boner, Salem
& A 7. Sunny. Asheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
J. B. G. Roulhae President.
H. ID. Turner, Vlce President
John G. Partridge, Secretary.
John H. Bryan, attorney.
j. Hersman, General agent.
John R. Williams s--.
7. II. Selby, : Erecutive Committee.
G. w. ID. Hutchings,
This Company has been in successful operation over
years. and continues to take RISKS all classes of
perry in the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Dis
tlleres) upon favorable terms. Its Policies
property amounting 81 100000 large portion of which
is Country risks and its present capital Seven Hum
bred Thousand Dollars. in bonds, properly secured.
The average Insurance upon plan of this Com
pany has less than third of per per
all grades of property embraced in its operations
All communications in reference to insurance should be
J. c. PARTRIDGE, Seo'y
Raeigh, June 10, 1855. IS
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.

invite the especial attention of parents and guar
dams to the advantages here Offered to young
OF finished collegiate OF business education.
The location of the College in quiet valley ten miles
from town the freedom, Consequently from Temptations
to vices the full and thorough of study the
ence and ability of the Faculty; the wholesome discipline
and Cabinets and withal the cheapness Of
and of position fail secure to this
College as heretofore, liberal patronage. lT1' ts
For further information address
E. E. WILEY, President
Emory P. O., Va.
4 July oth, 1900 66-wSt.
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-" ANTED, BY NATIVE OF N. c. WHO IS
w graduate of Southern College and has had soma
obeo q seaSheE situation academy private
i,n be given --eD'e' Recommendations
' - Ao00' 6s-5tpd.
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NWINEs AND LI2g0Rs;. F POPE 4 kG CO. b. CIR

H7INES AND LIQUORS. POPE 4 CO, GRO
w GERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, PETERS
ErRG Va Have baud select and very superior stock
Wines and Liquors They particularly invite a''eh'on
their 49,,
French Brandes, imported 1850 and 1851,
Old Jamaica and ST. Croix Rum,
MADEIRA Port and Sherry Wine
Heidsck Champagne, do
Imperial Eagle " do.
St Julien Claret do
London Porter,
Bungardners very Old Rye Whiskey,
Richardson's 4"
Pure Extract of Rye,
March 20, 1855. S4-o1n.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR, P. BABCOCK.

DIR. P. BCOCK,
-.HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN RALEIGH
has taken and neatly fun nished Mr. Roul-
cs store, suitable to the reception of Ladies and Gentle
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
~ far, he hopes by careful attention. and excellent
,erations to merit continuance of the same.
Teeth inserted from to full sett with or without
:ifcal gums, and warranted.
Dr. B. happy be able to inform his patrons and all
hers who have learned the fact that tooth
cessariy lost because the is exposed but NAV
surely saved, properly treated, and filled in the best
REFERENCES:
(BY PERMISSION.
ev. DR.. Mason, Raleigh, Rev. DR.. Seabury, Ny.
Av. DIR. Smedes DIR. j. Parmly
{. F. j. Haywood, " DR.. Geo. E. Halves,
On. r. Waddell, C. Hill, Drs. Chase Hacker, Geo.
Raleigh May 10, 1855. 4S-tf
lust RECEIVED.-A LOT FAMILY GROCE-
Crushed and Brown Sugars Java Bohea, Rio and
agura Cofees, G. P Tea, Soap, Candles, Snuff and Sc
srI Also lot of chewing Tobacco, on commission by
LITCHFoRD & COOKIES.
june &C. 1865. So:
EANCY CASHMERE PANTS.-WE HAVE
recently received quite addition assortment
fine summer pants
HARDING.
'iH! I'd 4esA 6a-
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POPE & CO.,
Commission MGTCnantSS

PErERsBU 49,, ,rrrxT1ox
x7JJI GIVE STRICT Personal ATIENIloN
NN to the sale of Wheat Tobacco, Corn. Cotton &c,
pledge never to buy for own the
FRY in order that teir undivided efforts may be gwen 10
promote the interest those who make consgmens
to them. 81 sr,
March 20, 1855 o4-on'
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Premium Circular Saws.

VTNHE HIGHEST PRIZE MEDAL, GIVEN AT m,
held Richmond Va for, the encouragement and %
ton of American Manufactures awarded to Toand anu
l0' 'ns'f eslsOfa'so circular and other
p Of m ss the nS r the
generally, to the testimony of some of
fuental and highly respectable citizens of the City of Rich
Richmond, October 80 1854
1t gives us pleasure to state, that Richmond mad
Saws Messr Toland Burger proved equal to ap
ds to spn s 6 enterprise at home and
Richmond Va Oct so, 1854,
Saws here by Messrs Toand e Hr ccnas
we take in saying we have not heard complaint Of
We keepan assortment of all the different kinds ofsaws
they nf maze E Taz Circular Ps Saws all sizes NIL Pit Cross
pectfuy ask the attention of the Pubcto these Goods 90
they made in Virginia every respsct
and they sold low similar goods be purchased in
Dealers in Harware, &C., No. IS Main St. ooD'
EAGLE FOUNDRY OFFICE
49, No. Richmond, 22d August 1854
Gente'ne It gives me pleasure to be enabled 10 state
of my mills of very superior quality and ar
given entire satisfaction customers in every instance
pect, if SUPERIOR those of any other npanmf
within my knowledge, and confidently recommend
them 10 the public. Very respectfully, yours,
e..- P. RAIIM
" EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Richmond 3Oth August, 1854.
MEssRs. ToLAND & BERGER:
Ge"5"senl have put in operation since my connection
with the above establishment, several of your Circno,
Saws and they perform WELL and would recommend tb
to all in want of good article ~
JOHN CLARKE, Sawyer.
TERMS OF WARRANTY
All Saws manufactured by and STAMPED Toland and R,-
arfuy warranted, including truth and sound
We challenge the production ola single instance in which
we have failed to make good Warranty Purchasers
will recolect that other manufacturers give full W.
ranty, either in Europe America. N
:. Letters of inquiry promptly answered.
TOLAND & BURGER
Richmond Feb. 3 1855 91G,nIr
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ENANS! FANS!..WE HAVE RECEIVED LARGE
and choice supply of Fans, comprising many varieties
pm the most superb Chinese down to pence Palm eat
all at MCGEE 4 WILLIAMS.