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Missouri in Danger.

We do not wish TO create an unneces-
sary alarm in the minds of our friends IN
Missouri, or without cause excite the
fears of pro-slavery men in Kansas. but
we boldly assert that if due vigilance is
not used to check the publication of in-s
.cendiary papers in cur midst, our slaves
will be taught to berebellious and unruly.
our lives will be endangered, and our
property insecure. Already have. tho
abolition press at Lawrence, in this TeFr
ritory, boosted, that as soon as .free Ia
stitutions are established in the Terri
tory" the war WILDE carried into Africa.
Meaning that as soon IS sufficient num-
berof cut threats and negro thieves, from
the prisons and poor-houses of the East.
arrive in Kansas, the operation of run
ming off negroes, by the underground
railroad. wiIkbe commenced on an extern
sive scale. It is high time the people
were aroused to sense of their danger.
Why do we wait for large army to con-
centra:e in our Territory, before We at
tempt 10 drive off the invader We are
for immediate and decisive action!
1t is much easier to check the progress
of a lew lawless invaders, than to defeat
an army of armed rufians. Letus com
nenee in earnest, and purge Kansas and
Missouri of all resident abolitionists, and
free-so publications This should be
done as an act of self-defence, which is
said to be the s'first law of nature" The
s'Kansas Herald of Freedom" should be
made an example Of, and its press putin
the Kansas river, or made to keep TOM
! pany with the 'Luminary machine" Of
Parkyille, Mo.
The above is clipped from the leading
editorial of the 81, uatter Sovereign,
Str;ngfellow's paper, of the 29i ult It
appears 10 us that our neighbors are rather
tardy in tbsir destruction of the HERALD
OF FREEDOM establishment. AS the edi-
tors of the Sovereign have advised in the
matter, we presume they viii lead the
mob which visits Lawrence 10 destroy
our Office. We shall be happy to be in
troduced to them at any time, and Will
treat them with all the courtesy which our
short residence in the west has qualified
us to bestow on gentlemen of such exalt-
ed talents, and generous impulses, as char
acterize our esteemed friends ofthe Soy
ereign.
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W. ]. Patterson.

d EAL ESTATE AGENT AND CONVEY
attend TO the purchase and sale Of KEAi Es5a5E
in the northwestern counties Of Missouri, a veil
rs to tie investigation Of Titles locstion Of Land
Warrants in the new TerntsTiss. &e. Having
particular knowledge Of tia lands in fis fnaenn-
isent Kansas Valley with drafts of The bcss Ioes-
lions, (made On tho ground, he Is ready TO eiss
advice 10 persons desiroas Of settling there
- Land Warrants wanted. Forssie, rrrn-
ber Of eligible Town Lots IN Ps<kviIIe. This
town is situated at ons of the NAN entrances y,
Kansas. Also. o FARM Of 500 acres, cEs half
fenced, In good timber. and well xssefsf, % b
sold cheap fer cash. Tide perfect. Ne bs.ser
chance can be feund u the Piatre Psfsksss.
SO Letters, post-IAid, directed 70 the LsuaiszrE
49,. Il he Immediately answered. JAMS, 81
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rhaarane Vine.

"Will the grape vine GROWN Kansas?''
is the query CT correspondent. 1t does
grow inevery part of the Territory. and
appears indigenous to the soil. and the
quality is said to be very excellent. This
latitude. the world over, appears to be
the favorise one for vineyards. Grapes
are cultivated largely in the vicinity of
Cincinnati, st. Louis, and all along the
Missouri river, and is said to be very
profitable branch of agriculture. The
sunny side of the numerous bluffs in Kan.
sas could beappropriated to no better use
than the growing of this delicious fruit.
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Send Money.

Once more we must say to agents and
others sending Us lists of subscribers for
the HERALD OF FREEDOM. that notes, and
orders upon others sciW not Be received in
payment for subscriptions. We can't pay
workmen or do any business on the cred
it system here in Kansas. All moneys
sent US are at our risk if registered with
the Postmaster hence none have excuses
that they are afraid of the miscarriage of
packages containing remittances.
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PLOWsi PLOWs!I

IIAVlNG procured the agency Of SAMSON.
IL WAtEER d Co.'S celebrated iSsSss CLIPPER
Prairie and fasmizg Eloscs. u,sRafactured at
Beilyille. H., we are prepared to 81 al orders
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere
These Pioxs are manufactured expressly fol
the wants of the West. and with view to dura-
bility. &c. Their merits have been fully tested
and thus we can freely recommend them.
Persons ordering can judge Of tie size wanted
description. de-, from the character of soil and
strength of team. The Prairie Flows arc from
II to 20 inches furrow, or larger II ordered. Til
Corn or Farming plows vary in size from On:
Horse 40. 4, to Nos. 5, 81 Large Two Eorse'
Roll. All have steal points and mould boards
Prairie Piovs vary in price from SIT TO SEQ
numbers named-Cern do. from 50 80 to so IS
mappfaeturers' prices. ;.e -
Send your orders with specifications, and The,
viii be promptly filed.
~. F. 4. HUNT & Co.,
10. 10 Ls=ss, 81. Lsgss, Ia.
d,ri7 H. Is:ss.
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Hardware

MOSIER & JENKINS, wholesale end retail
wi dealers in stoves, hollow wares. tin ware
sheet iron, wagons. plows, and farming utensils
generally, at their rooms adjoining Walker &
Chick, Water street. Kansas city.
They have also brsnch store at Lawrence, K.
T. For the present, persons wanting stoves in
that vicinity viii make application to Allen &
Brother.
Wholesale dealers can be supplied at fair rates.
,Tt1e . 1355-H XXI
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where, seeking q new home. go TO Kan
sas, where be will find Natare's boun-
ties existing in lavish profusion; where
salubrity of climate and fertility OF soil
combine to make country than which
none more delightful and inviting can be
found in all our unoccupied domain.
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Brick In Ton.k,

Mr.. LEONARD w, HORNE. of Topeka,
has kiln of brick just ready to burn
He says the clay was of very superior
quality. and confidently predicts that ul-
timately they can be furnished at reason
able prices. For the present he has de-
termined on charging ssa thousand. no.
very high figure. considering the high
price OF labor and the necessaries of
life. See advertisement.
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fashionable Tailoring.

IA A S. Adds. TAILOR, takes pleas
- n. ure in stating TO the public tina.
Il be has opened Fashionable Tailoring
Establishment in the rear Of ALLEN d BRo1HERAs
Store, and that be holds himself in readiness to
make gentlemen's and boys clothes, Of all de-
seTiptons. on short notice. He viii be in regu-
lar receipt Of the latest eastern fashion plates.
satisfaction % thoss who patfoilize him.
- Especial attention viii be given to the
cutting Of garments. for homo making up.
LGcresce, Acs 10, ,55-E
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?. A. Hunt 8 Co..

Gsserel Gs8nsssstA. Paosse. szs Ezseefsss
HsreAsaA, 30, 10 L<rs<, s. Loris, n.
NJ B.-Ali orders Cor any description d He-
IN. cfardi5e, y ben accompanied siti1 remit
tsfsce, viii meet sith prcsnss stteaEion- Ths
commission for bnying sBf nisouAt eref fssv
dollars will Be 2,< per cont; nder 6fty dosIass
per cent. The subs sitefs vi! sther1eelvcs
strictly % legitimate commission basiaz<z. esd
they win as III TIRES b prepared e rake iiberzi
advances on consienRerls.
RxrEssxcrs u KatsAs:-s. C. Pcnsrs5, Ed.
Dr.. c. Robsnscn.
"A HUYT, 1ess Of HssSsi q HunA1
J. EDWARD HUNT.
s. Zzs,is Asriy Il fs55
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Balloon Building.

Mr. HIRAM HILL, of Massachusetts,, is
about completing the first portable build
ing erected in Lawrence. It is situated
on Massachusetts, street, few rods south
of this Office. is sixteen by tbirty-four
feet on the ground and two stories in
height. The material was bought in st.
Louis. and brought here on the Hartford
some two weeks ago. The boards are OF
pine, one and an eight inch in thickness,
running perpendicular, acknowledgement,
aud must make a very warm and com
Portable building. The whole cost, when
completed; viii not exceed eight Hundred
dollars. Mr. E. JONES of Wilberhpm,
Mass. is master builder. We hope 9th
ers wanting good building viii be in
duced to examine this and erect similar
structures. Z. =
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COMMIssI0N & FORWARDING.

DARK & PATTERSON, PARxrIlLk, Missouri,
L having ample premises for storing all kinds
of Goods and Merchandise, aud having made az
tcnsiys arrangements with Trustworthy and care
fnl Teamsters for the establishment Of REGULAk
WAGON TEAMS tn ali paris Of the Great Han
sas Valley, are now ready To receive eoniea-
ments, which will Immediately. On arrival, b
dispatched to their places of destination.
P. q T. will also contract to forward families
or parties from Psrkville 70 any point in the new
Territory desired, and thus sayo much tina,
trouble. and expense to enigrants.
- Wagons, Cattle, and Horses Tor sale.
Jan. 81, SIS.
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Great Achievement.

Just before the late election in Kansas,
a census of the Territory was taken, and
there were found to be, of men, women,
and children, three thousand and one
hundred souls. At the election few
weeks after, there were polled IN the same
Territory six thousand and four hundred
votes ddyo-afe.
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Kansas River Packet.

THE light draught Il inch steamer FnAscrEx
i No. :. viii ply regularly between Kapsas
city and Port Riley. touching a. all inssrmediase
landings. Having fms accommodations for pas-
sengers, public patronags isr@pectfully solicited
and shippers can rely upon ths Fnanciesis pune
tuality.
For ffeighs or passage apply 70 Capt. MOTT
MORRISON, on board: J. kfDDLESBARcER
aid If Freedom Office, or 70 HUTCHINSON.
HARLOW & CO., merchants, Lzurenes, K. 7.
Hoy II, 1855
4 CAMP KETTLE and FURNITURE for a Is
n Apply at The Herald Of Freedom o6see. 70
LsSTsnce, Ardl rs. s y. BLOWN.
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ansas and Lawrence se,ni.WeekIy

DACEET STEAMER E4ame Layz.1a. J. W.
i Wing Master. viii leave Kansas city every
Monday ana Thursday; returning will leave
Lawrence every Wednesday and Saturday :
The public may depe.,a upct this steamer being
prompt and regular, also that she will continue
in the trade for the season. EreIy effort win be
made to give satisfaction. In coLsid;r ration we
solicit the patronage Of shippers and passengers.
For freight or passage apply on board. OF TO
HUTCHINSON, HARLOW & Co., As'ts.
Jane ., 1s55.--6B5.
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The New saw.Mill.

NXJE shall Be prepared 70 commence saving
w on MoNnxY, June 1Ith. All persons
having Logs they wish sawed would do well TO
deliver them at the mill ~ soon as poSsible-as
we shall strictly adhere to the rule. first come
fer which ne VIII r1y the highest market price
SMITH. GREEN & CO.
= [orsxass, z E-sEsas 3, fS55.-Ifz
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pRhcIAMATIoN.

UsITED STATEs or AEERIcAl
TERRIToRY OF KANsAs-i
T AxnrFx II. RxEDxR, Governor of tho Terri
l tory of Kansas,do hereby under and by sir,
tue OF the set of Congress passed
THE 30th day Of May, 1854, entitled
H. An oct 10 organize tho Territories
;of Nebraska and Kansas prorlaim
and direct that the Legislative
Assembly of the said Territory of Kansas VIII
convene at the town of PaEnec, III the Ninth
Election District Of ssid Territory, on the frst
Monday of July next, in the building which viii
be provided for the purpose.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Ter
ritoIy this sixteenth day Of April, Il. D.,
1858. A. II. REEDER. Governor, sc.
Attest: DANL. Woopsos, SccreAary.
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Pioneer hotel.

A TTOPEKA, KANSAS TERRlToRY.-This
n House wss opened for business On the 21ss
April. They seeing the great importance q
giving to tho public very different Accommodations
der eli comfortable. Good beds and . substantial
fare viii always Be provided for their guests.
LEONARD w. HORNE.
JOHN J. STORM.
JAMES TAGART.
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e. W, Brown.

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS. and other In
" struments of Writing under Seal and Depo-
sitions for Pennsylvania. Massachusetts, Yer
mont, Iowa, Illinois, and Ohio will attend to the
duties of his Office on application ut the HERALD
or FREEDOM OFFICE.
Lawrence, May l2, IS55.-tf.
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Bring On your Saw Logs !!

HyHE undersigned viii commence saving at
i their new MILL in Lawrence, on Monday the
Ilth inst So bring on your logs and have them
saved 81 pnce. The good old rule first come
frst served" win be strictly followed. Lumber
will b. kept constantly on hand. The highest
market price viii be raid for saw logs.
June .. 55--sf HUNT d Co.
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40 On0 BRICKS of the best quality are
4O.UUU now ready for delivery by the sub
seliber, who has, ut great expense. completed
his arrangements, and is now prepared to fur
nish the first quality of Brick ut fair price
Briek-making in Topeka is no longer doubtful
experiment L. W. HORNE.
T,1eEa. r.. T.. June 9. 1851.
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LOCO AGENTS WANTEn.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted immsdi :.
canvass for subscribers to the HERALD or FRER-
peH. A liberal commission paid for services,
and no capital required. address II. A. BEs-
LNss, Esq, General Agent. Buffalo, Neg YeFk,
for particulars. O.. w. BROWN Il CO.,
LAWRENCE, K. T., Feb. Att Publishers
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Present Residence.

At last advices Mr.. PATTERSON, late of
the Parkville Luminary, was in Chicago,
and Mr.. PARK, was in Magnolia, Ill,
at which places they can be addressed by
letter.
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Lost.

A SMALL Box, oval form. containing cne
II Watch Key, che Breast Pin with Initials
marked on the back. and Hair Locket. Also one
California road between Lawrence and Judge
Wakefeldis house, OF the road cumming north 70
Mr. Phillips house. The finder win be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at this Office. or at Judge
Wakefelds. SARAH Lopez.
Zaprsnos. Log rs, ,56a-e.t.a
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Z. c. Tolls. ND.

PHYSICIANS SURGEON, eHiee at ]. Hitch
Freedom. Office.
DR.. Tolles has purchased the medicines, fxtures
&c. belonging 70 the late DR.. II. Clark. and holds
himself in readiness to answer al ealls in the
line Of his profession.
LGsrreace, June 2, 1855.
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LAND AGENCY.

T,HE undersigned, in connection with Hs pre-
L fession, viii attend 70 the sale aud exchange
of Claims 10 Land in this Territory. Also, bay
and sell Interests in the City Of Lawrence.
Claims and City Interests now for sale It his
Office on Massachusetts, street. -
EDWARD CLARK, Atty. : Counsslios.
Lawrence, Z. T., April Z, 1855.
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ApologY.


On Monday morning last we left our
Office to attend the Court at Tecumseh,
and were absent two days, during which
period we placed the scissors for our OUT
side articles this week in the hands of a
friend, with instructions to select litera-
ry articles only. We have not even
glanced over the outside of the paper
hence cannot say whether the articles
would meet our appreciation or otherwise.
The reader viii excuse US from any err
rors or defects, if they should appear
The inside is mostly given up TO cores
pondents. We are glad to lay back, and
give othersan opportunity of being heard
We wish they would continue doing so.
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StraYed Away.

ONE large black and white Ok, with the upper
~ part Of the left ear cropped Of. uiidsr-slit il
the same looks to be ten OF twelve years old, and
branded S. S. c. One black and white nnley Ok.
with two crops and hole in the right ear, and
branded with /. c.. One pale red Ok with two
smooth crops. One deep red Ok, with part of
the left and lower part of the right ear cropped
off four years old. HIRAM c. KARR.
Ontas Gsosho ten miles aJore W5iskss tosrz-
site and oue male s0rta 4 H. iSxstIs ss1rs, Acy
D, 1855.-at.@
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!. \. HusT. Z. sLATEH. J. Z
E. A. Hunt & Co..
E. HrST.

PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding
i Merchants, 70 Leyse, st. Louis, No., b.
tween Pine and Chestnut.
N R-PafticaiaS attention paid 70 filing or
ders for any description Of Merchandise and
Produce.
Icy 10. 1555.Af 80
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GRO ". LTeHT,

DUBLIsHER, No IL, CornhiIl ST.. Boston.
Il Mas. Is the authorized Agent for the HERALD
Of FzEEDoz. to whom subscriptions OF adver-
tisemeBss IN that city may be forwarded
G. y. BROWN f Co.
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FRUIT TREES FoR KANSAS

NEARLY all the leading Frui,s Of Eurups ana
~ America arc cultivated and Cor sale e tbs
Randolph Nurseries. Crawford county, Reona.
All orders from G. w. BRowx, ESQ.,. viii re-
ceise prompt attention, who VIII Get ss Agent ..
Lawrence City, Kansas Territory, in forsardinx
orders for Trees At cur risk. o. T. HOBBS.
RASBoLrn, Jln. 6, IS.
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DIED,

In Topeka on the morning of the -5th inst,
JnsHCA AEBoT, late OF Dexter, BE-, of dyson
5sly, aged IS years. - =
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lawrence Bnildine Asseeiation.

? THE Cash subscribers 70 the stock Of the Law
renee Building Association are hereby notified
20 pay into the Treasurer, Norman Allen, i'm
mediaseiy, the first inssalmept of ten dollars per
share. BY order Of the Finance COMMITTEES.
THOMAS YATES, see,y
Lawrence. Juno Q, '55.
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Good cook wsntsd.

JN7AETED Immediately. 9 WOMANwbo sn-
Wv derstAnds Cooking in al its branches, ~
go to Topeka, Kansas Territory. whers constant
employment and good wages will be given.
A. W. MOORE
Topeka, K. T., Apr; I, ls5s.-st
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Wood, and Briek!I

HAMMOND & FULLER. near the Steam Saw
II MIL. in Lawrence, desire 70 contract imn.e-
diately for two hundTeico Of four fest WOOD.
They arc erecting q nachins. and hops 10 hsyo
any quantity of brick for ss.s IN six Eeah from
this time.
La,nreane. Enrit "a. ,asr-fk
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FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
l. CHANT. has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee, and is ready 10 receive the
consignment of goods, either on commission or
otherwise.
IoUreace, .yu1e2, Is55.-H.
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Philip P. Fowler.
DR.. Ino. p. Wood.

TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law. OHc,
N at Albin Cottage.
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Notice

Of tie Esta5lisineas # tie 0Eos ef Surveyor
Geserak q PUdl;s Laads FIR tie 1szrtsOry .f
Utah,
IN virtue Of the authority contain
ed in the net, approved Feb 2lst
III 1855, enti;le IAN act 10 establish
tho Office OF Surveyor General of
- Utah. and to grant land for school
and university purposes" the President of the
United States has direcsod tho office Of Surveyor
General of said Territory TO be located at GREAr
Salt LAKE. CRY, until otherwise ordered.
Given under my hand az tbs cityof Washing
ton, this twenty fourth day of March A. D. 1885.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land 0ffico
ApTSi p, 1s55.--et.
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SEED CORN.
Topeka Brick Yard,

1Sn BUSHELS Seed Corn just received and
,1eJU for sale as ALIENS.
Lawrence, june 8, '55.-2ts
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John Baldwin, Ferryman,

HAS just completed his new ferry boat. and
L i holds hiniselfin readiness TO take passengers
and teams orer the Kansas river. opposite Law
renee, at all hours, on application. ut the usual
prices. 4
Laurence, Jane Q, !S55.-tf.
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ShingIesI ShingIesI!

A Ii persons who wish to Obtain quantity OF
n shingles, xiH do well TO call upon tha sub-
seribeT. T. AIL0S GEOCT.
APrR II, la55.-tf. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-26

/ o-@l0I . -&4AABtAT HVIsG
Id Lii BE- ready toe txenty fourth Of Oc
/ w tobes.
/ CONTENTS
! First application Of Steam.
Llie OF John FIh-E1graving Of isHrst Boat
Lille OF Robert Fulton CRAVING of his first American
Boai un the bu1scn kIyer-
Eob't Fulton and Livingsions srst Ohio River Boat
correct Lktne5s-sull partIeIiaIS
Latrobe'S hTst Beat.
First Steu9enville Boat
First plosiun on the Western Waters; from an Eve
Witness.
aaps of the Western Wa'ers; Towns Cities aud Dis
tancss laid doEl correctly
IIst o. Steamboat Explosions slncs 1912; Names Of
Killed and Wounded; List OF Steamboats, 40 at Cor.
rect Nisws Of Pittsourg Wheeiug Cincinaati Louisville
~ Louis and New Orleans in 1885, Sketch each place
Population Business dc, sc.
Trle OF Boats the ohio and ssissipp Rivers
List OF Steamboat OiEceis on the Western siers.
The New STEAMBOAT sw-Nith Com euts--L Life bos's
Disasters on the Lak=s-Bames ofl0st killed and uoan
ded.
ne injurious Tendencies of AonoPoea
The Hgh Water in lelO, 1881, 1855.
List o Plantations the idISs SSH p River,
important United Stsies supreme COuIt Steamboat De-
WIS one hundred sugravings, handsomely bound
ORDERS from the trade solicited and syents in every
town ande city to canvass for the work Address
Jas T.LvOTD ID . Co., CIrcinEat, o.
~ e d. FARNSWOzIH, 4, Agent
oct4-6G Nashville. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-26

z HAVE removed my studio the rooms formerly occu
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