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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Notice

r s hereby z:eca 60 Z. Chapman, ef the town ef
I LawTcnce. X T., tlsat the farm claim which |
laid near said town and which he has jumped
and pretended 80 seB 70 oBs John F. Wood, ]
shah 5resesislst and hold, ss have been foFeibly
eiectsd fIe-ef5oIn BY threats and demonstrations
Of ySs.enea- Said Chapman Bzs not a particle Of
rfess sl.rsss, s11d shall prove sns tile beyond
al {fsaate- AZ f<Fscns therefore, are eaFnsa
of 10 arelsaze lots cIty interests cf sid Chap
nz = y ord. located efsca sid eisifl. As they
have no Tilst to sell the same aE< as am isl
saxcs Of she morelnent nov being made bv the
.-erfzseEs to break up the settlement Of March
lass shall transfer said claim 70 them ifI think
best. G. JENKINS. :
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The Iefaio Of Freedom.
Lawrence. Saturday, iay. q, 1855.
TO Oar Friends.

TIE regular sssue ot tbs cep.r ,so,r 900 eoy,-
les aceek{g and II might be materially teerea,sd
iftAese ssEo Ggpyvre 9 its principles and desire its
sstees seoald feEe ne foubis to zxsent its cltass
kIis sssiq5Brs. 1zstears fe1ga ess ,Jsssnt sssl,-
.eriI@Ts seko coagd MT sscBre oSE XIV BysP0SsI-
BE NAME esth bat fittis so4t; ard tse assaeefal-
~ asE oar friends that tIeg eall tie atteatios ..
sse;r ecqaaiatoRceS to The claims gf tie HERALD
OF FREEDOM ppogs public patronage. hasc many
Of cur present s0JseTiJeTs nil has.4 ia one aeec
aameP
IL an ia3ueeD1eat to ereSfioa. eaeh person arb6
shtY IN future send us sie Hesr ybecriJers. accoDs
,,qaied ,citk s12, shall be entitled 10 a sereastA
e.eg yyatis
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25

e. The LeavenWortA Herald isadyo-
eating the claims of Col. IsAcks for Del
egate to Congress. In It's last number it
has long article from which we extract
the following Ii IS valuable item for
those eastern presses which claim that the
President has done right IN Fsnsesseg
Gov REEDEK for chs shameless spseusas
ton in Indian land" -
In regard to the Kaw land affair We
Will say that it was no purchase atall, as
alleged. Col Isacks. together with three
or four other persons, proposed 70 buy
the land, if the President saractioned the
contracts. The President has not done
SO, which of course aanuls she agree
ment between the parties.
It was not on account of this transac-
ton that Reeder brought upen his head
the condemnation of the pro.siayeFy par
ty. ItHas used by the President IS 4
subterfuge IN order to remove him: bnt
southern men based their demands upon
far different grounds.
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NoUcn.

N0IlC6.
The Free State Executive Committee
viii meet at Big Springs on September
9Th, 1855. Its hoped a general attend
anee of the membere composing the
same viii be had.
By order of the Committee.
J. K. GooDIN, Secretary.
Lagrenss, Aug. 10. 1856.
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Notice.

A IL persons are hereby notified that have
"A taken tieSSaim lying east Of the claim now
occupied by Edward Clark. Attorney at Law,
and caused hease 70 be bailt on sid eisiTR.-
All persons are cautioned against making i'm
proFeneats on said claim. or paving any mon
eys that may accrue from the use eG the house ca
and sue for all moneys arising ffc.li tho hire OF
said house or 9lain.- J. II. SHIN MONS.
Lawrence, Ang. II. 1855.
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fashionable Tailoring.

"a A S. Adds, TAILOR, takes pleas
81 IA. Elm stating to the public tha
-1Liie has opened a Fashionable Tailorin.
establishment in the rear of ALLEN sS BROTHER.
Store. and that be holds himself in readiness tt
make gentlemen's and boys clothes, of all de-
scriptions, on short notice. He will be in regu-
lar receipt of the latest eastern fashion plates,
and feels confident of his ability to give entire
satisfaction TO those who patronize him.
~ Especial attention viii be given to the
cutting of garments, for home making up.
laurence, Hay Is, '55.-F.
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Meeting On oread n.onnt.

Rev. Mr. Nr1E returned frona his east
esn tour on Monday last. and arrived in
good health with his family. He viii
preach on Dread Mount. on Sunday .eve-
ming, at 6 o'clock, " Mr. \. has
definite information IN regard 70 the
ll;ziiiiiing Of a plase of worship IN this
city, which he viii communicate TO the
public at that time.
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Kansas and Lawrence semi.weekly

DACKET STEAMER Emma Hsrnson, J. W.
l. Wing Master, will leave Kansas city every
Monday and Thursday; returning viii leave
Lawrence every Wednesday and Saturday,
The public may depend upon this steamer being
prompt and regular, also that she viii continue
in the trade for the season. Eyery effort viii be
made to give satisfaction. In consideration We
solicit the patronage of shippers and passengers.
For freight OF passage apply on board, or to-
HUTCHINSON, HARLOW & CO., Ag'ts.
Ty1s . lS55-6z7
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Notice.

W7HEKEAS e. F. Powell, of IGne. Ottawa
w creek. K. T.. holds 4 pronis5Iy rote
against me of Slo9, dated about the Isl Of april.
1855 the saIac being given for claim which the
said Powell had no right 70 sell. and thereby be-
ing obtained through fraud and wishout ecRsid-
eTation-theFeiore. refr.se 70 pay said note, and
warn al persons against purchasing the SAME.
q. Il. HYDE.
Erie CO.. Ohio. Auc. II. Is55.-5t.z
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re- A Camp Meeting was held on the
Wakarusa, near Blanton, on Saturday and
Sunday last. A very large number oi
persons were in attendance, and much
interest was elected. Rev. Mr.. FERRfLL
of this place, and Revs. Dennison and
Lovejoy. were in attendance. beside 9TH
er clergymen whose names we have not
learned.
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Ano,hsr Essa os

It's stated that Hon. RUSH ELMoRE
has been removed from Office. and Judge
WooD of Alabama substituted in his place.
The charge is for speculation in Indian
lands. BAH Judge Elmore presided in
the Leavenworth district.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25

s The pressure of job-work, and
the heavy mail matter we found upon our
table to look over. and the fact that We
have no assistant compels Us to make
rather lean paper this week. We don'i
feel like writing. Something else mus
be done before we. can write much more.
The times indicate that an import
ant crisis in the affairs of Kansas is rap.
idly approaching lit is at hand, even al
the door,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Wagon and Carriage Making.

CHURCHILL e. CRANE, Kentucky Street,
y Ltvrence. Kansas T., have opened a Car
riaee shop, and commenced the manufacture OF
carriages. Wagons, repairing, and all rts OF
work in their fine. They have arrangements in
ccnne:tion with their shop for blacksndithing.
and painting. Those in want of work are inyi-
led 90 give rs . call.
& tYe have two new Buggics waiting pur-
chascrs az fair prices
Hrse Rakes manufactured to order. Speei-
mems Gun be seen af our shop
Lawrence. Aug. 25, 1S55.-zt.#
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25

rs While the east is complaining ol
its superabundance of rain, and Iowa ol
her drought. Kansas can boast of just
rain and warmth enough to make a
heaithful and fertile country. The rains
of the last week have fitted the ground
for the plow, aud as a consequence we
hope to see good quantity of wheat
sowed this fall.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Topeka Brick Yard,

I50 000 BRICKS of the best quality are
lJU,UUU now ready for delivery by the sub
seIiber, who has, at great expense, completed
his arrangements, and is now prepared to fur
nish tire hrst quality of Brick at fair price.
Il who want wcu.d do well to call immediately
as they are in good demand, and disappear from
the yard rapidly. l.. W. HORNE.
IapeEe. 4. Z. 4dua. 25, 1s55.-t.
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@A Democratic Camp Meeting,
according to the Register, Democratic
paper published at Leayenworth, is 10 be
held at Tecumseh. on the 30th inst. But
few tents will be required to accommo-
date the eyosrd
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1000 AGENTS YAETEn.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted inss.osli
~ atsly, in every part Of the United States, g
csnrass for subscribers to the HEskA1p or FREx-
DON. A liberal commission paid for SERVICES
and no capital required. address
g. W BROWN & CO..
LAwREscE, K. T, Feb. 8.--.e PEhlisi.ers.
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re- The mail.for the future between
tins place and Kansas City is to be car
RED but once week. This viii be very
ineonsenisnt for our people. The mail
matter has nearly doubled during the last
two mouths.
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Hardware.

aTosIER & JENKINS. wholesale sntl retail
vi dealers in stoves, hollo. wares. tin ware,
sheet iron, wagons, plows, and farming utensils
generally, a. their rooms adjoining Walker d
Chick, 81 ster street, Kansas city.
They have also branch store at Lawrenee. Is.
T.. For the present., persons wanting stoves u
that vicinity viii make application 70 Alien q
Brother.
W holesale dealers can be supplied At fir rates.
Jo.s :. IJss5.@-tf.
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Ready Mada Frame Esusaa.

FTfHE subscriber haN ins contracted for large
i number of the above houses, is prepared 70
furnish those in want. They are Of different sizes,
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
A line addressed TO i. Simmons, Kansas, No.,
will meet with prompt attention.
REFLREScEs.-S. Co Poperoy, Esq, Kansas
city, Mo-: Dr. g. Robinson, and G. W. Brown,
Esq, Lawrence. i. T. Z. SIMMONS.
June Ii, '55.-tf
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Br;ae on vour San Logs!

FE1TfE undersigned VIII commence saving at
| tl.eir new iIiliin Lavrence. on Monday the
IItf inst So bsiag on yaFr legs and have shenl
saue,s at sss1ce. Tbe good old fHls tTst come
first served win be strictly followed. Lumber
VIII be Kept eonstzsstis en- hand Tlis highest
| ,..srsssst price viii Be paid for saw logs.
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l. C. Tnll.s NJ D.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. ofsiee2t J. Hutch
/ insoIs's,. three doors south of the Herald Of
Freedom Office.
DIR. Telles has purchased the medicines. fixtures
&C.. belonging seths late DF.fd- Clark. and holas
himself in readiness to answer al calls in tie
Inc of his profession.
Latrysace, stane ?, I355-tf
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Where is the Scam, .

What has become Off. GRAY, young
man of about twenty-one years of age
formerly from Michigan? He left Oh
Monday last for the east, indebted to sew
eral of our citizens, and among others be
was in arrears for two copies ofthe Herald
of Freedom, one copy of which was for
warded to his brother, RALPH GRAY
Cold Water, Branch CO., Michigan. His
brother, unless like EdaOin, will send Us
his own subscription on reading this no
tice. It's said he took one Of Sharp'S
Rifles with him. which belonged to one
of our military companies. If so, he
should be prosecuted for larceny.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25

F hr. KIABAll has just completed
well on the corner of Kentucky and
winthrop streets, in thiscity. He found
an abundance of water only twenty-eighl
feet below The surface.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
H. Wells & Co.

JNLoEENCE, Mass, manufacturers of Wells
Il Patent Portable Saw Nils; admitted the
best in the United States. Single mills with 81
inch 10 y inch Saw Double Mills, adapted tc
,utting all sized logs to 41s feet in diameter
Child's Circular Saw Mills constantly Oh hand
ly boxed, warranted to give satisfaction.
Florence, Mass. Aug. %. '55-2mz
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25

~ Doet.' WEBB left this city on
Thursday last for tour of the Territory
to gather information on Its natural his
tory. geology, DC. The Doctor has ac-
cumulatef an immense fund of informa-
ton in regard to Kansas, and we tru~1
will be prevailed upon to write history
of the Territory at some future day. A
volume containing an account of oui
struggles here for freedom will be of alb
sorbing interest to the world, and should
be spread before the public at an early
day. Doet. THOMAS FL. WEBB Is the man
for the task.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
John BALDWIN. Fcrrvman.

HAS Just completed his new ferry boat, and
J. l. holds himself III readiness to take passengers
and teams over the Kansas river, opposite Law
renee, At all hours. on application, ut the usual
prices.
Ld.creace, June 2, l855.-tf
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Hosiar. Jenkins G Co.

nEALERS in Rardwars. .Sg9res, &c, and
~ manufacturers of Tin, Copper. and Sheet
Iron ware, have taken rooms in the building
lately vacated by Lf1tcsiRsa, Iiarlow d- Co, on
Massachusetts, street; Lawrence, Kansas 7.
Aug. IL, 1855.
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T. A. Hunt G. Co..

.DgoDUcE. Commission and Forwarding
L Merchants. 10 Lsvee. st. Louis, No., be
tween Pine and Chestnut.
\. B.-PartieIllar attention paid 70 filing or,
ders for any description of Merchandise and
Produce.
lay 10, I}55.-tE
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Chairgi Chairs!

TUST received and for sale fine assortment of
y Rocking, 0iiicc, Parlor and Common Clslirs.
which offer for sale at wholesale or retail, at as
low prices can b. obtained in the Territory
at nay claim One-half mile southeast from the
burial ground. HORACE a. HANCOCK.
Lawrence, X. T., Aug. IL, 1895.
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Lawrence Eating Saloon.

| HAF ING recently opened an excellent Eating
i L Saloon at No. - Massachusetts street, the
| undersigned respectfully solicits the patronage
Of the PUBLIC. He will spare ne effort TO prepare
his table with the best the market Affords and Is
| also determined to be SURPASSED by nc other es-
tablishinent IN town.
Warm meals can be- procured at al hours.
The subscriber also takes pleasure IN ;sntoun-
cling to tho public that he has opened in connee
ton with the above csts Enlistment. com Portable
and convenient boarding Ilonse. nd is new pre-
pared to accommodate All who mag favor MIN
with their patronage with either week or day
boarding, and promises his patrons that he viii
use every exeruen IN his power to render their
Sojourn with ham as comfortable as ciTeumstan-
ees wiz permit.
Rates Of boarding;-
Board and,iodging per week, $3.50
Day board e.09
Board per day, I" I" IS
Single meals, '' . %
Lodging, % - Is
n. b.-BoarJlers viii be required to settle ut
the end ofeach week, as by tins he will be
able TO make his table nearer what it should be.
Ii. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
Lawrence, X. T., Jane.So, 1865.
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Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
$500. signedby the subscriber. made payable 70
S. n. Wood or order, and dated on or about
April 9TH, 1855. / have received no considera-
ton for said note, and shall not pay the same.
EDWARD 2. FITCH.
Lawrence X. 7. Ang. 20. IS55.-sf.
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g. w. Brown.

T0IMIsSfoNER of DEEDS, snd other IN
~ struments of Writing under Seal, and Depo-
sitions for Pennsylvania. Massachusetts, YER
mont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, and New York, viii
attend to the duties of his Office applicst on at
the HERALD or FREEDoa Office:
Lawrence, May Il, Is55.-tf.
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Wanted:
DR.. Inn. p. Wood

TWO New Mich Cows, for which good price
i will be paid. LIS. BACON.
Lawreule, Aug IS, '55.-tf
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FORWARDING and COMMISSION. MER-
Il CHANT. has jRst completed his new Ware
house ON tho Levee. and is icady to receive the
consignmentoi goods, either on commission or
otherwise
LaureAce, June ., 1s55.-tE
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IAFn AGENCY.

HtHE undersigned. in eclInecsica sith his pro-
i ftss<ipn. vii attend 10 the sale and exchange
Of Claims 10 Land IN this Territory. Alse. bny
and sell Interests IN tho tsiJ Of i.ssTs'lee.
Claims and City Interests BOW Tor sals at his
ssiies on Massachusetts, street.
EDWARD CLARK, Atty Coanselisr.
Lazrsnce, L. T., april Z, 1865.
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City. Property for Exchange.

TTHE undersigned is desirous of exchanging
l. City Properly in Lawrence for pair OF
Horses or Ponies, and light Wagon or Buggy.
J.k. G00DlN.
Waksrusa, June 80, '55.-tf.
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Allen & Gordon.

IDEALERs in Dry Goods, Provisions and
II Groceries, Topeka, K. t. Cab AMI exsla-
inc. fJune 10, I055.-tf.
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Letter OF Dismissal.

The letter of tie acting Secretary of
State, dismissing Gov. Reeder is given
below. It's bundle of inconsistencies,
aud worthy the high source from which
| It enlanated -
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A TToRNRY and Counsellor at Law. Office
~ at Albin Cottage.
La.pzsaee, L. r, .Hsg &c. '55.-sa.
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Cutter & Filler.

CsURyEY0RS and Civil Engineers, ofice 90
= Massachusetts, st. Towns lain out in any part
of the Territory. Lawrence. June 10, '55--Tt@
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Il. 3. Routon.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
I L and Land Agent. U.fcs four doors south
corner OF Main and Water streets, Kansas, DO.
Aug. IL, 1SaJ.-6m.=
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A.D. Searl,
|sITY SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGiNEL-R e.
u No. 90 Main street, LaErence, Kansas I.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
HeTriag's Patent Champion Fire
Proaf Safes.

Lawrence. K. T.. July q. 1s:55'-tf.
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~. z. A. Rarnea.
Philip P. Fowler,

PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Main street Law
i renee. X. I. fJhnc- 20, ST.
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E0WLERs d WEIISs pabI:csf;sns f5r ssl
i st IL HEaALD OF FREEDoa 0EEloE-
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orric1 = fAE lIAnvLAHD Conservatory 4
Balte6rs sJuly1lt 1855
All tickets or ceftifI 81 81 Package of lick
cts in the Lotto1I = . Il horizod - \ tate
eof Marylund bear <16 Litpg faphed 81 lure [
Of FIX Brennan General Agent a. the
Eontractor and eay others are frauds.
Owing to numerous applications from oil Z
parts OF the Country the management will give
THEN attention to the filing Of orders for Tick
cts or Certificates in the Maryland Lotteries.
Persons at distance may confidently rely
uponhaying their orders for tickdts or Certih /
Gates in the Maryland Lotteries.
These Lotteries are drawn daily in public /
| in the City of.Baltimore underthe superinten- |
dance OF the State Lottery Commissioner. He
Ivy Bonds are given to the State as security
| for the payment of all prizes. The prices oil
Whole Tickets are from g. to $40. Half and
| Quarter tickets in proportion.
There are never less than $4,000 Prizes ia
any lottery which Prizes vary in amount from
ST to 100000 according 10 the Price of the
Tickets. For instance
When fhe price of tickets is 81 the highest
prize is about $1,000
When the price Of tickets is "a the highest
prize is about $4,000
When the price of Tickets is SIS the highest
prize is about sac, 000
When the price of tickets is $40 the highest
prize is about $4,000
When the price of tickets is $40 the highest
prize is about $4,000
With numerous Prizes of $4,000, $4,000
$1,000, $500, 500, 3c, &c. Persons. can re-
NIT US any amount from 81 upwards, that they
y wish to invest, on receipt ofwhich we forward
! Its vauein tickets in the lottery designated by
the Purchaser or if none be designated, then
some lottery that will be drawn after the buy
has gothic ticket in his possession. An off
cial scheme of the Lottery will be sent witt
the tickets ordered, carefully sealed in an or
binary envelope and OH the day the Lottery ID
drawn the official Drawing will be sent, togeth-
er witha written explanation Of the result Of
the purchase. The Drawn Numbers are also
lpublishedln the daily papers in the City oil
Baltimore and in the Daily National Intel
gencer, Washington, ID. G..
A Circular Combining all the schems will b
sent to any one by addressing the undersigned
Address orders for Tickets to
F X BRENANy
No Calvert Street,
Baltimore,
Maryland
Sept2I II
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ELEGANT CLOTHING F08 eHR1N(

81 MtnxkfnE 5rEEr. CORNER or GRAytER,
Are n1N Ia receipt Of their Spring and SUM
the best manner and most fashionable style.
and from the choisest materials.
They VOID also give notice to those in
want Of WINTER CLOTHING, that 1t Is not too
late to buy good ovEEcoAT, ftrthey have still
on hand complete stock OF Heavy Goods
which they ale Sc ling at greatly reduced pri
ces. Boys and children : clothing of all kinds
Furnishing Goods of every descript on.
Trunks, carpet Bags and Umbrellas,
India Rubber Articles, o. every variety,
THR PRICES ARE FIXED.
ALFRED MUNROE Eco.
"a Magazine street, corner Of Grayiel
march Q. New Orleans. La.
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reell ArriYl

Fresh ArTiVl 4
WE aser(e eiving direct fro the
\ cs rss n ssgs Ct q III. ..ls..o.
kcids, Borax, Aloes.
Bark, Arsenic, Gums,
Assafudtida. Berries, Anm1pia,
Blue Mass, Arrow Root, BI5muth,
Camphor, Cutie iish bone. Chalk; 6slomel,
Cobalt Cayenne, Cubebs, 4.
Capsules, Collodion, CHARGED,
Cantharides, Cream Tart Corrosiy rub.
Composition, Chloroform, Elsferium,
Ergot, Ergotin, Essenes,l
Elixers, Fowler's Sol.
Extracts, Gamboge,
Iodine, Guaiacum,
Kreosote, Hiera Picra,
Lquorice, Isinglass,
MANN, Mercury, Magnesia
PAINTS, &C.
Vent Red, Litharge,
1 " hitting, Drop Black
Span. Brown, Chro. Green,
Rose Pink, Chro. Yellow,
White Lead Vermillions,
Lampblack, YELL Ochre,
/ Putty, Paris Green. TIMBER,
/ OILS.
Tanners Sweet,
Lnseed, Castor,
Sperm. Lard,
Fish, Olive,
Elephant, Cod Liver, Lamp.
SPICES, &C.
I Mace, Pepper, Ginger,
! Allspice, Gloves, Nutmegs,
r Snuffs, Starch, Cinnamon.
BRANDIES AND WINES.
b French, Port,
: Cogniac, Sweet,
} MADEIRA, Tenerife, Sherry,
BRUSHES.
Cloth, Hair, Nail.
. Tooth, Sash, Counter,
f Flesh, Hat, Paint,
Wall, Shoe, Yarn
DYE STUFFS.
g Indigo, Nader, Copperas.
|. Logwood, Annatto. Nicaragua,
Alum, Fustic, Camwood,
Lac Dye, Blue stone, Redwood,
Vitriol, ETC., Etc., 'etc.
SURGICAL INSTR UMENTS, &C.
Forcips, ALancets, Scarifcators,
Pessaries, Trusses. Speculum,s
: Catheters, Bougies, Breast pipes,
, Nipple Sh eds, Abdominal Supporters
= STATIONERY.
d D'A Letter, - isps, !
! ! ~ !.
and sasl ytaer artie 1l pus p to men
ton. These articles have been selected will
s great care and feel safe in recommending then
k to Physicians. Planters, Dealers and others.
n THOMPSON 81 EMANUEL.
n Vazoo Citv 4Aurust O.
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se''',2' 1'' hYli, " alte oWelllng
1I|atever.
Where this Plaster is ain cannot
exist.
It is beneficial in cases of weakness such as
Pain and Weakness in the Stomach, Weak
Limbs, Lameness, Affection of the Lungs, in
their primary stages. 1t destroys inflammation
by Precipitation.
J mes L. Boyd, Pickens district s. c.. testi-
| fies that byits u-e alone he was cured of Rheu-
matism in both of his knees of several years
standing.
The following was hnndedus by respecta-
BILE Physician in Georgia:
| MEssRs. ScovIL G. MEAD.-Gents: / have been
using your Lverwort and Tar Hebrew Plaster
very extensively in my practice for three years
past. aud it is with pleasure that state my be
lief in their superiority OVER ALL OTHER AsrI-
Giles, with which am acquainted for the pur-
poses for which they are recommended. The
Hebrew Plaster, especially, is an UNIVERSAL
PANAcEA for local pains. have also found it
a most excellent application sfor>Sprains and
Bruises. itgives universal satisfaction where
ever used. s. S. OSLIN, nj. d.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th 1853.
j peA. Beware of Counterfeits and base imita
tons.
4 The genuine will in futufe have the signature
E Taylor on the steel plate engraved on the la.
4 bic on he ton of each box. z
4 Purch sers are advised that mean coun
terfeit of this articleisi in existence.
The genuine is only sold by us, aud by ou
: agents through the State-and no peddleris al
lowed to sellit. Dealers and purchasers &c n
orally are cautioned against buying OF any blu
,atregular agents otherwise they will be i'm
osed upon him a with worthless article.
C0vlL s. MEAD, Iii Chartres street N o.
General Agents for the Southern States to WHOM
4 all orders must be addressed.
A 30 Id by
s THomPso Il Emanuel, Yazoo City Miss,
WmY Gadbury, Bemon Miss, :
P.iesty 4 Mostly Canton M IS