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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-26
From the Alton, H., Courier
The Meeting of Friday NIGHT.

The meeting of our citizens on Friday
night last, at Liberty Hall. for the pur
pose of responding to the action of the
business men of Kansas, in reference to
the establishment Of line of steamers
from this city to Kansas, was thronged.
numbers being in attendance who were
unable to find seats. The citizens as
sembled, comprised the greater part of
our active and prominent business men.
Tie interest was deep and earnest at the
first, but as the feasibility of the project
became apparent. with the causes which
demanded the movement, and the inf1u-
ences which were certain TO concentrate
for tie support of the line were set forth
by Mr. Brown, of Lawrence, on behalf
of the people of Kansas, the interest in
creased to such an enthusiasm that the
bell rang with repeated and long-contin-
ued applause not the applause that is
awarded by promiscuous assemblies to
wit and smartness. but the applause of a
grati6ed people, who were agreeably dis
appointed at finding plan which they
had looked upon as problematical, rem
dered feasible and practicable. Mr..
Browns speech was entirely void of
rhetorical establishment and fancy
sketches. Itwas plain recital of facts
which he knew description of scenes
which he had witnessed an account of
stirring events in which he was an actor,
and history of causes which led to the
action of the business men of Kansas,
te which our citizens were invited to re-
seond. The simple earnestness of the
speaker impressed upon the audience a
Iconviction of his truthfulness, and his
recollection and presentation of facts,
absorbing in their nature, rivetted the
attention of the audience.
In the congratulatory discussion which
followed Mr.. Browns speech, one ole
citizen remarked that it was very many
years since he bad witnessed such uni
tied harmonious and enthusiastic busines,
meeting in our city.
We believe that the result of this uni
tied effort here will have the effect o
rousing the attention of travellers bount
West, TO the natural and artificial adyan
tages of our location as starting poin
for the extreme West. Two railroads
stretching ACROSS the State to the Nortl
and East. connecting with the MisSis
sippi at the point of confluence with tn
Missouri, and but short distance belo,
: the mouth of the Illinois. certainly Civ
US an advantage. other things bein
, equal, over any other point on the Mis-
sissippi. and there is no reason Why th
emigration from the East and Nortf
bound up the Missouri river for Kansas
; Nebraska, Western Iowa, and the mos
8 distant West, should not concentrate hel
for re-shipment, and city possessin
. such natural advantages for an extensis
, trade as ours, IS recreant to its own inte
ests if it does not proclaim them to ii
world boldly. in every lawful way. B
starting from this point, emigrahis- kol
the North and Eas. will save forty mile
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The investigating Committee.

The Congressional Commissioners
opened their session on the Esd inst. al
the Free State Hotel, in this city. Ex-
Gov Reeder is in attendance. Gen.
Whitfield. and his counsel, who is un-
'ders.ood to be Mr.. Wright, gentleman
of the legal profession, from Georgia,
were also present at the commencement
of the session. Considerable discussion
of discursive and preliminary charac-
ter was permitted at the outset, between
Messrs. Reeder and Wright-the latter
insisting that Gov. Reeder should sub
NIT certain Specifications on which to
form an issue between him and Gen.
Whitfield. and the former alledging that
the issue, was antecedently formed in
Washington, and was a matter vastly
more important than mere matter in
difference between himself and Gen.
Whitfield. DR.. Stringfellow was also
present, and claimed a right to be
heard, and by courtesy on the part Of
the Commissioners was listened to for
awhile. Verify, if one man claims to
be heard, as right. so may another, and
if every one is to be listened to, the
hearing would be interminable and
amount to total defea. of the object for
which the Commissioners were appoint
od. They were not in session the Gath.
owing probably to the excitement in
town. Yesterday, the 25th. they COM
menced taking testimony touching the
election of the memorable 30th of
March. The testimony thus far is sub
stantially the same as the accounts pub
lished here at the time of and immedi-
ately after the election. Witnesses are
in attendance from many Districts, and
the evidence is clear and explicit, sus-
tanning the fact that frauds and outrages
were committed.
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P. A. HUNT & CO..

COMMISSION and FORWARDING MER-
u CHANTS. and General Agents. no. Z City
Buildings. (entraace either on Commercial
or Levee:1 St. Louis, Mo.
=. A. Hunt Co. will ill all orders when ac-
comnan;ed with remittance, for Commission
of cent for purshassss ss over soS $780, and
Hcents for the New England EInigrant Aid
c.. of Boston; New York E.nigrans Aid Co, of
New York: Topeka Association Of Kansas Ter
,;to,v. IaSrence Association of Kansas Teyrito-
~: w osawatomie Association Of Kansas Territory;
0cssgon Company of Kansas Territory; vege-
C,ianv of Kansas Territory; Manhattan Settle
mant COMPANY of Kansas Territory; New York
Settlement Company of Kansas Territery.
Also, General Ticket Agents for the Missouri
River Steamer, the New York and Erie Railroad
and the Union Line Of Canal Boats.to Chicago.
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Information Wanted

OF man by the name of CARTER, who
was entrusted, about the Goth of last
March, with money. by several persons
at Easton, Kansas, which was to have
been given to US in payment for subscrip-
tions to the HERALD OF FREEDoM. We
have never received the money, and un-
til this week were not aware that any had
been sent. Will Mr.. Carter please call
on US and explain ?
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The Pro-slavery Version.

We received last evening from friend
a COPY of an Extra issued from the LIE.
compton Union printing Office, in rela-
ton to the Jones affair. 1t is an infiam'
matory, lying, bombastic document. IN.
tended for circulation in Missouri. and
calculated to excite the feelings OF the
people of that State against our own cit
izens. Sensible men there, however
will brand it as the offspring of 6endisl
malice.
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~The paper this week is filled
mostly with original matter. The senior
editors letters will be found on the out.
side. They came to us in lump. after
a long delay somewhere on the route,
and we publish them all at once. in or
der to ''catcl up" Mrs. NICHOLS has
an interesting letter this week. We give
also the proceedings of meeting held
at Manhattan.
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A Generous Donation.

We have received draft of one hun
dred dollars from Mr.. ]. BENEEsT, of Ge-
neva, n. Y, to be used as relief fund
for destitute families of this State. He
will please accept, in behalf of the citi-
zens of Kansas, our thanks for the same;
and may rest assured it will be used in
accordance with the wishes of its gen.
erous donor.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-26
Land Claims.

AAfING made arrangements to file claims
IL In the Surveyor Generals Office for claim
ants, agreeabiy to an act of Congress in such
cases. shall be glad to attend to such business
for those desiring my legal services. am pre-
pairing work on pre-emptions which design
to publish as soon as practicable for the benefit
OF pre-emptors. From careful examination OF
the laws, with view 70 this task feel confident
Of my ability to give good satisfattion 20 tbose
desiring my services as sbove. Please call upon
me at the Herald Of Freedom Office. should in
formation or advice be wanted pertsing to claims
or bounty lands. G. W. BkOWN.
Lawrence, March Is, 1885,
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" blair Lord. Eco.

We are indebted to this gentleman for
the very complete and aecarate report OF
the speeches of Senator Reeder and Gov.
Robinson. at the meeting on Thursday.
published elsewhere in to-day's paper.
He is an accomplished Phonographer,
and is employed by the Investigating
Committee to report their proceedings.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-26
Thresher and Separator.

THE subscribers would take this opportunity
L to inform the farmers of Kansas that they
are manufacturing PITTS PATENT SEPA-
RATER for threshing and cleaning grain, and
herse powers for running the same.
These Machines will thresh and clean, fit for
market, from 800 to 800 bushels of wheat per
day, with Less power than anys other Machine
that viii do the same amount Of work. Having
bad an experience Of sixteen years IA this pnsI-
iaess, We feel confident of our ability TO turn
out better Machine than any other shop in sha
country.
Bills giving particulars, and prices and terms
can be seen at the office of the Herald of Free
dom, Lawrence, Kansas, and the editor Ii au.
thorized to receive orders.
Alton, Ill. n. HANSON 20.
April Is 's6.-1y<
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Notice

rs hereby given to Harrison Burson that the
1claiins now occupied by VIM. H. Wood and
N. Allgaisr. lying partly within the limits Of the
town of Bloomington. Kansas, were first svttled
by the undersigned, who can prove their titles
to them beyond dispute, and will be by them
entered in the Land Office, a. soon Is possible.
This. therefore, is to warn the said Harrison
Rurson. and all others, not to build on or other
wise improve said claims, or dispose of any ~ r
ton of them for town lots. WM. n. WOOD,
n ALLGAIER.
Bloomington, Kansas, March zS, '56-3m-@
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To Capitalists.

n City, Kansas r., would make rapid for
tune for its owner. Timber is abundant. bus
the mill which is here is incompetent to make
boards. A GOOD MILL is greatly needed. end
would have plenty of employment For further
information address the Cor. Sec. OF Trustees of
Council City.
Doae by order of the Board of Trustees.
Mar. /, '5s.-tf MARCUS II. ROSE, Sec.
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War In Kansas.

THAyE this day sold out Eny entire stock OF
1 goods in Franklin 20 DR.. s. Eelheck, on
whom Invite all my friends %. eslL . am
satisfied he Hill ssli you go6ds cheeper than
yen can find IN this Ssate. BE h1k 1eassoFs-
soId cheaper than can be had It as,y house west
of St. Louis. for cash. S.EKAEE.
Franklin, Kansas, April 26.-Sss {:
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The Temperance Society.

The Society's next meeting will be
held at the usual place Tuesday even
lag. Col. Perry was requested to de-
liver lecture. but found'it impossible
to comply.
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Fruit Trees for Sale.

FIfllE subscriber would announce to the citi-
L zens of kansiIs that he has located his Nur-
sexy sesth west of Lawrence near the mouth of
a.llangton Creek, whore he hollis himself in
READINESS 20 accommodate all that call on him.
one to two Years old from the graft o. the fnSst
approved varieties in tho country. These trces
are small. and those wishing to save tventy-f1ss.
per cent would do well to purchase thi. Spring
aud SCI them in garden. and transplant TO an
orvhard at their leisure. Ample provision has
oeeh made ior Gil iuture supplies of trees. All
trees labeled, and warranted to he the kind rec
commended. JOHN ARMSTP0SG
Feb. 9, l3Ss-3m#
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w. q. Halte Co..

NTHoLESALE and Rszz.l Dealsa IA Dsezs,
~ Medicines. Paints, Dye Seufs, 0ils, Glzss,
brushes, SOAPS, Psrfanssy fsasy Articles,
W ines and Brandy for Iaediyinal puTpeees.
Have had eighteen years. expefienee II this
business ia the West. and are prepared to give
satisfaction TO al appsisAnts.
Oar Soda Water and SyIups ere sdnitted 70
be the bet west OF the Allefbanies.
Prescriptions of aA kinda prepared with neat
moss and accuracy.
Outfits Of Emigrants to Kansas of 20 CslifoT-
MIA furnished in the be<t and 1t fair prices.
Corner Third and Belle strests, Alton, Ill.
April 2s, lSs6.-sn S U
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B. SLATER,

COMMISSION and FORWARDING MER-
u CHANT, Hemp. wool and Produce Broker.
Orders will have prompt attention.
Also, agent Of the Union Line Canal Boats to
Chicago.
Nos City Buildings, lentranee from Com
mercial-str.. St. Louis, Me- arF2s-iy-
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Music for the Feopls.

Why cannot our young men get up a
BEAss BAND, and give US the music Of
Home, in these far away regions. to cheer
our hearts and strengthen our hands?
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-26
DIED.

In this city, on the e1st inst, after long and
tedious illness, Mrs. JULIA anna, wife Of Mr..
o. Wilmarth, formerly OF Providence, T. l., in
the 35th year of her age.
Providence and Boston papers please copy.
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New Aobef 1tsemel1s.
Private School.

MISS HENRIETTA ROSS, formerly of
M massachusetts, proposes to open Private
School on the first Monday in May, as the Hall
over the old Union House. So
Lawrence, April 25, '56 t2*
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Bailstin---Books Rsesixsd.

HISTORY and Resalts Of ths EsFne Law |;
Il the American Poultry Yard; Knicksrbock-
er's History Of New York. BY 1fsiHE, Physolo-
~ Of Marriage; Cranberry Cuitnre; k0t Things
Worth knowing; The Year Book cf Nations
1885: BY Eiihr Barritk- O. WILNARTH.
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z. n. STONE,
Wholesale. Grocer, Commission and
Forwarding Merchant.

No. 1ls, Stcead- e., 5stscsen tsas-st., asd Hds"-
ton Ars~ue, q. Loais, No.:
OFFERS for sale q large and well selected
stock of Groceries, Wines and Liquors, and
all goods in their line at lowest market prices.
Particular attention given to the sale OF pro-
due.
sc. Louis, April 5.-6w
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Corn Planters.

>DOZEN Dana's Hand Corn Planters for sale
4 by HORNSBf d FkRhiLL.
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81 &c K II AN s.

ICKMANS'
WHOLESALE d RETAIL STOREl
Independence, Missouri.
THE attention of Country Merchants is called
l. to this splendid stock of
DRY GOODS, REiDf-MADE CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BONNETS AND STRAW GOODS.
Glass and Qussnsware, Boots, Shoes.
Carpets. Groceries. Hardware Cutlery, Books
aud Stationery. Wood and Willow Ware, &c.
Farming Implements. Straw Cutters. the best
in use; Reapers and Mowers, different kinds:
Corn Shelters, Corn CrushsTs, Wheat DrilI.,
&c, &c.
gA- We feel certain that country Merchants
can be well supplied in Independence this season,
wiz hout going further East, and hope they will
give look in our city, better sty lie and quality
cannot be found in st. Louis We made our
purchases early in the season in New York and
Philadelphia.
H We also invite the attention of our old
customers and the public generaIl to look at our
stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS. We
are determined to sell cheap goods THE season.
Independence, April I2-2m
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The 1efala Of Ftssaoq.
Lawrence, Saturday, April &c, 1856.
Republican Meeting.

Republican Meeting.
The people of Kansas, favorable to the
success of the Republican party. are re-
quested to assemble at Union Hall, in
Lawrence. on next Saturday. the ed OF
May, at g O'Clock. P. NJ, for the purpose
ssf appointing Delegates TO the National
Republican Convention. which meets at
sPhiladelphia, the l7th of June next.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Lawrence, April 25, 1856.
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NOTICE

Dissolved. Thss the Trustees Of Manhattan
n Association are authorized to sell one hun
dred Lots in the town of Manhattan. with the
restriction that the sale of intoxicating liquors
on the Lot, forfets the title to the same, and IL
Fsverts back to the Association.
J. d. W00DWORTH, Ssc,y.
Aanhattan, March %, 1s5s-tf.
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w. T. Miller & Co.,

DEALERS in Lumber, Lath, Shingles. Sash,
- Doors, Blinds. ETC., office on Fourth str,
between Piasa and Market-strs.. near the Chics-
go q Mississippi r. K. Depot, Alton, Ill.
Ordcss filed with accuracy and dispatch.
April 20, '56.-1y*
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Home Mutual Fire and Marine InsHfaH
Company, Of SC. Leuis.

THIS Company proposes 70 take risks nPcs
i buildings and personal property in Kansas
Territory, upon the most favorable terms. Ap-
plications for Insurance taken by @. w. q W.
HUTCHINSON d CO., Lawrence. Tkey have
the general Agency for the Territory.
TIL SALISBURY, SeC'y.
81. Louis, Dec. 20, 1855. q
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J.W. & T. Il. ELLIS,
Wnsiesale sud Retail Dealers in
osROCERIES and Provisions, Fine Liquors,
" Confectoneries, etc. etc.
Also, agents for the sale OF John Deers's ceie-
brated
Moline Center Draft Plows,
Moving and Reaping Machines, Revolving Hay
Rakes, Farming Utensils, dc.
No. 5, Commercial-str., Wsstpert, BIO.
April l9-1m+
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.Eodea.

FFSHE subscriber having puschassd snd erect
\ cd . .LsTrLE GlkxT Cogx AILI.s &c he
place half mile south of Bisatnn's Brides, ID
prepared 70 grind corn in the ear for steek tscd.
Ai%o Meal and Hominy for family uss.
e al orders es<endsd 20 &C shors notsea. en-
.seAoashls tsFmss JAS. =. ARRoTT.
Blsasoa, Nov. 81, 'ss.-tf,-
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AItoR 4obsttissnsqts.
piasa Wouxe.

nEJ0HN ". HART. eornar Piasa and Foarth
3 streets, near the 0hieeze 8ailtoad Depos,
Alton. III. Board 81 day.
April 2s, 1856.
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Eoreress' Patent Circular Ssw.Hiu.
S77GLEAAE, J0RNSOF& co., Prepr's.


ALTON, nLINo1a u
LAYING purchased the night Cor all the
H Western States and Territories of the above
Patent, we are now prepared 70 furnish tho besk
CIRCULAR sAW-MILL.
decidedly. that has ever been offered TO the pub
lie. Mr. Eeryross IL we'll known a. the laTgest
practical and most scientific manufacturer in this
country probably in the world and his Circu
lar Saw Mill is fast becoming as popular and
celebrated as his Planning Machine, and only
requires an examination to give it the
PREFERENCE OVER ALL OTHER
Saw-Mills The saw has lateral vibration on
Adjustable Rocker Boxes. and when thrown out
of line will recover itself by the action of the
driving belt; while at the same time the arbeur
has no lateral play in the boxes, snd.is made to
fit close with the shoulders TO prevent ihe Oil
from getting out while IN operation. A matter
of great Importance where the motion il. SIS rap
id as in Circular Saws.
The arrangement of this machine is 40 per-
feet. simple, and adjustable that = much thinner
Saw e2;, be used than :. On any other Mill there
by greatly use
SAVING POWER AND ICCMBER
and is much less liable to get out of order. rne
head blocks il a great improvement over the old
style, both can be set by one man at the same
time.
We are also manufacturing and furnishing
ENGINE BOILERS,
Bolts, and all necessary fixtures for said Mills,
Of as good style and quality, and as cheap, as
can be had in the West. We are also manafac-
turing the celebrated Muly Jumper Upright
Saw Mill, which is unsurpassed as an upright
mill; and has many advantages over the Circu-
lar Saw !; with
ENG INES, BOILERS. & ALL COMPLETE
All of the said work is kept constantly on
bo05 Of The
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2. Gallup. Westport, No.,

DEALER ia Clocks, Watches and JsEelry, ID
II prepared 70 do sil hinds of repairing Of
clocks, watches or jswelFy. Ali work entrusted
70 his csre will be warranted 10 give sstisfse-
ton. Also Agent for she sale of Hall Il Dodda
Patent Concrete Fire snd Burglar Proof Safes.
Feb. 3, less.-ea
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Alton Courier,

PUBLISHED Daily. Tri- Weekly and Weekly.
Csc. T. BRowN, Editor and Proprieter.-
Daily, s. per aEnum Tri- Weekly, - Weekly,
g. .
~ An extensive BOOK and JOBBING of
fee is connected with this establishment; also
one of the best BOOK BINDERlES Ia the
West. Patronage solicited. g. w. Brown, at
the Herald of Freedom Office, Lawrence, is au-
thorized to receive subscri ptions for either OF
the journals, or work for binding.
Alton, H., April 26, '56.-ly*
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=. L. DIEHocK, THcs. DIhEock.
3. Z. Dimmock q Co.,
VT7HOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Sboes.
! w south side Second-str., Alton, Ill.
April 81, '56.-1y
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1riag on Your Saw Logs
auR Vii win be in operation in few days,
~ and Se VII be prepared 20 accommodate
the pabhc. SIMMONS d LANE. :
East Dozglas, Jan. Is, as56.stf =
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Alton House.

Alton House.
q. B. Hicks, Propr., e. o'Reilly. Clerk.
CORNER of Front and Abby strs., fronting
~ the river, Alton, Ill.
April 26, '59.-ly*
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PIAsA FOUNDRY,

Alton, Illinois. and at M. G. NOISE & Co.,
No. Is Main Street, st. Louis. No., who arr our
authorized agents for the sale of the same.
~ Orders for the above Mills will be re-
eeived by g. w. BROWN, Eso., at the Herald
of Freedom Office. Lawrence, Kansas.
April 26, '56.-ly<
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Whipple & TunnsIi.

WmPpio . AHHnSns
VTYHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in DRY
w GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, and Ready
MADE CLOTHING, &c. 6tors corner Of State
and Third-strs., Alton, Ill.
April 25 ,5S.-1y<
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Z. L. WapIes,

DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing, and
- Furnishing Goods, whoiessl.7a and .etaii.-
Corner Of Piasa and Secsnd-strs., Alton, III. :"
April 26, '56.-1y
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Periodicals.

Periodicals.
9HARPER,S Magazine" ;" "Putnam's, y" "Gra-
II ham's.n - PETERS, ms Lady's National"
..Godey's Lady's Book" Dickens Household
Words.n &c., &C., to be had regularly ct the
Book and Periodical depot of
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Lawrence, Feb. SO. ls5s.-sf
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C. @. HsuW.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in every
w variety and style Of faShioasble Furni-
ture, Sofas, Easy Chairs, Bureaus, sscFetsriss,
Mattresses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs
Rockers. Looking Glasses, Gisss Plates. Eindow
sha9es. etc. Corner of Short and William -ssss-,
Alton, Eli. apT56-Ss
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TOO COON SKINS, wanted ~ the sabscrisef.
lIfkt Also, other fursbought bs hira for few
weeks only. c. STEARNS, 1s, Mass. ct.
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: Q. Il. cRAsnAlL.

=. y. HAvEks, Q. y. cRAsoALL.
Ravens q Crandall.
TEP0RTERS Wholesale and Retail Dealers
i in China, Glass. Queensware, Silver Plated,
Japanned and Britannia Ware, Lamps, Table
Cutlery, sc. Third str, Alton, Ill.
Aprl 26, 1S56.-ly&
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shingles.

Shingles.
CONSTANTLY on hsnd, good oak ehiagies.
u G. STEAREs, -. kass- -
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D. C. Martin & Co.

NTHoLESALE DRUGGISTS, No. es Second
w street, Alton, Ill. Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, etc. etc.
April 26, '56.-1y
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John Baldwin. Ferryman,

John Baldwin, Ferryman,
ITAS Just completed his new ferry boat, and
holds himsslfin readiness otake passengers
and teams over the Kansas Tyer, opposite Law"
renee, at all hours, on application, st tne asua'
Lawrsncs, Kassss Territory.-tf