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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-19
A New and Reliable Map Of Eastern
Kansas. by e. 3. Whitman & A. D.

Kansas. by e. 3. Whitman & A. D.
Searl. =.
We have been permitted to examine
this map in advance of its publication,
and it gives US pleasure to call especial
attention to it. Kansas maps. we have
had in abundance, but uatil now. there
has been no sap ef Ksasas. This map
is just what has been 30 long needed -
We have here the results of actual sur
vey and exploration.
Messrs. Whitman & Searl have enjoy.
ed every facility for their work. They
are citizens of Kansas, and in its prepa-
ration, are acting under authority of the
State Legislature.
Mr. Whitman has been engaged for a
year in the collection of materials; he
has travelled extensively in she Terrific
ry, and. received much assistance from
the most reliable men. residents in the
different localities rMr. Scarf has been
a citizen of Kansas from the start. He
is one. of our most competent surveyors.
and in the pursuit of l.is profession, in
different parts of the Territory, has &C.
cumala,ed mnch valuable information to
beembodied in such u map.
We will not say it is superior to:sny
other map. for we do net recognize the
existence of any other: it stands by itself.
the map. and just the map now needed.
1t does not Of course. profess t. be with
out imperfections; but in the hands of its
proprietors, it will be corrected and i'm
proved. from time to time, to keep pace
with new discoveries. and complete sur
veys and explorations.
There will here be found, carefully in
dicated. all rivers and creeks. with. their
names, main.iraveled roads to the va
rious sections, post Offices. towns. trading
ports, forts, mission stations. Indian VIII
lagos. government and Indian reserves.
neted mounds, guide mefdians. base and
township lines. We notice. also. that
they have honofed lawrence with the
floating banner ofaour Union. which has
waved over as since the war. and have
also indicated the position of she beseig-
ing camps.
This map will possess great interest to
the people Of the States generally, ena-
bling them to understand much that Is
found 10 the newspapers of the day. 9th.
erwise uninselT8ible.
: Atone time IL vas charged. BY the
government organs. that Gov. Reeder'
had removed the Sss. SSes. Of government from
Fl. Leavsn worth to Pawnee; to enhance
the value of f;his K.nsas land speculation.
Asingls glance a.. this map sill show
these lands 70 he ah9us % miles from;
and but % from LsAvsaworsh.
We learn: also: that il isto Be embel-
fislIed sEitk vies Of Eihsksncs. the
EzessS sSsass aoIe5. As1esissrsio IS known.
is the EIdridgs: Houses CoIss;sutiou
Hall st 'Topskas and Sd enlszasd aelinea-
=
tion Of the region aresnd, e Rilsy thsi
gee hiSaf esn1sr of lie national pos.'@
sessions. Let 81 Slhosa Ia want Of 8 g
map delay the purchase until this S pAb-
lizhed. which gill b IL shs oosrss a sno
u thrss weeks.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-19

A noiher Invslicn- Tie very = sasss.
We stop tie press to announce that
there is another invasion contemplated by
the Missourians. ".SAer;f" ;yoaes has
been attempting to make .arrests'of.some
Free State men in Lawrence, but failing
70 succeed. has sent 70 Missouri for a
posse Gov. Shannon gave orders to
have the pro-slayery people gather in to
the assistance of Jones. In Westport.
the military companies were drilling the
same day Jones attempted to make ar.
rests in Lawrence, which shows the
whole affair to have been pre-concersed.
Il is our opinion. that they wish 70 fore
stall the action of the Investigating Com.
mistee, By endeavoring to make il appear
that We are not law-abidiag people
The writs which Jones served, were Is
sued under authority of the bogus ofi-
cials. We have no room for comments.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-19
Letter kom tns Taltor.

The reader viii 10. tail 10 peruse the
letter in to-day paper. from LII. Bsows.
Hereafter. We hops his communicasions
viii reach ua regularly. Last evening.
afser Ne had gone 10 press, Ne received
several letters from him. which il Is inn
possible 70 insert in this issue.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-19
g. N. Wood.

After an absence of four months in the
North, has returned to his home in Kan.
sas. About one hundred Ohians came
with him, mostly from the Western
Reserve counties, in the .northern part ol
the State. They come to stay.
Col. J. A. -PERRT. with thirty people
from Rhode Island. came upon the same
boat. They report heavy emigration
from the North. but scarcely any from
the South.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-19
Gen. Lana 1T Hartisas1rs

Gen. LANE. delivered I Lecture on.
Kansas. on ihe 5th inst:. in Legislative
Hall. a. Harrisburgh. Pa. 10 an iI.saenss
audience. Tie N. Y. Tribaness i corres .
pondent gives an exseaded notice oft.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-19

S T6s Temperance meeting viii Be
held On next Taesday sgspaiipg, n tne
Hall over the tia shop. Speakers iron
sbroad viii address the uass<.ne.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-19

9 Several important commuaica-
sious have bean crovded out Ibis week.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-19
seu cir sansss1bsrs.


or receip.s, for some time pass, have
ranged from nearly Fifty to one hundred
dollars per week. We are grati6ed a a.is
pnb6e. APPRECIATION of the HEaALp OF
FsztDoa!
g Csn nst our subscribers in Ksnsas
sskd US aadi.ioual usues9 We ssishto
reael,s erlzs - ihzannliiI'y hannliiI'y ihsahe: State. We
have ss,flhing Of interest for every one;
sometBiag good to tell. every.week. Ii
times eE pescs. We shall pay attention to
The agricultural interest. AS nearly all
Kanssss will eventually be' fenced by
hedgcs.re intend TO give. from time Il
time. al the principal information We
can collect on thatsubjsct. Farmers are
reques,ed to send us facts, and their own
experience in the various departments oi
agriculture. To commerce We shall give
"a helping hand wherever we can. II
'hortiesltura and gardening the same.
= We should be glaliiifsoine experienced
Orcharaiss would give Us short, readable
articles on horticulture. This must be
-eninen.ly a country of fruits. The
information We shall give on this snbject,
Ibyiadxertisements and otherwise, will be
valasbIe to all. We intend TO publish
descriptions of scenery. in various locaii-
tiebs also, of towns and settlements, with
their advantage of agriculture and mine
raj resources, and other privileges. :
Wedo not see how any intelligent man
can do without the Papef., in these stir
ring times. Every friend of freedom
here. IS a hero. and may be q martyr;
and whether he stand or fall, his name
sIiou1G be ON the records, that We may
wreath it with lsurels and hand it down
to posterity, that it may be honored
wherever the songs OF libeHy-are sung,
of freedom has heart to throb. The
days 81 chivalry are revived. and men oil
-nbblesdeed and of noble daring are again
,i5 the field, We are keeping record;
sapd we intend to note them in the can
.,sls Of Kaisas. :. 10 handed down to
ppstsFfty.
|. Settlers, Who wisii, to send information
ID: :Meeiss e sdiiiieuds. cannot do better than to
.enf gle Herald of Freedom. We in
tend 70 watch for the interests of oul
ellowe.eisizens IN every department.
When, ike our noble revolutionary faith
erss you are called to the battle field, we
sre-Hitl yon there. !. When you return
aggainsto the piow, we'are with you there
Ii called away again to fill the useful and
honorable station Of Senator or Repre-
Ientative, agfin- do yoarposition and Ia
bors enli<t.our cooperation and symps
SUSs<-s =.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-19
~ We have never dabblsd much

!, ~ We have never dabblsd much in
politics. The filthy business has no,
been to our taste. The, bfsckguardism,
the sfshg--the scandal-the falsehood-
|the profanity-the whisky. drunkenness
and fighting. which have been found
necessary to carry large parties, and hold
sheps together long. enough for an elec-
ton. have-disgslsted us, in COMMON with
mal.itudes of others Few politicians
are aware Of the number ofyotes they
lose by reeorting To- these base practices;
much less do parties know their loss by
putting forward base men for leaders.
How can profane men, gamblers and
drunEards expect to draw out the moral
voters cf d community, Il is not com
mon ffotr parties to select their leaders. b.it
the Leaders select the parties, and general
" select that which can be easiest led
Intelligent nsens seeing the use they are
70 bss pat 20. refuse to work in the har-
ness. and SO leave the parties with dis
gust The, number of these men may
be judged of by the following statistics,
takeit from the compendium of the u. S.
Census. page 80. Take the year 1859:
% Cssaapnecssicult.,, polled 67.76s votes;
number of white males in the State, 81
years old and over, 10e. $50. Massa-
chiise'.s polled iss 9s6; white males, &c,
283AD. New ToEk, total votes. 5ee,-
294; whi.e males. gl.and over, 839, 1898.
Pennsylvania, total votes 386 .2l4; white
males. 81 and oxer.. 57i,77s. Ohio. to-
safwetes s53 4a8; white males. 2i and
oseTs4zI, ,84s. Indiana, total votes 1885,
3white males, 81 and over. 925, 1885,"
and 80 on through adj Che States. ranging
ih'aboat Il 9 same proportion. In order
70 draw out this large number of latent
votes. .it accessory .o select a man for
b Presidential candidate. who is mot q
polireiau by trade-vhose talents are
sufficient for tie posision--whose morals
asesnex epsionable--whose integrity no
ene can doubt--ghose .sympatkies are
with the improvements of the age, and
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18

eetv eef sE confas of IDEAS dislike for
vous svste so 4a Wearness of life with the ner
SESarte @ Tie the patent mqkng his existence Miserable
ror the above malades the Doctor Will guarantee
free Of cbat ISn no compensation com He can be consulted
'hem nothing, and may be much to their Advantage.
In. h. j Czapkay is daily receivin, publications
1To every part of this State and fro 0rpron and
MaSslngton Territories, for treatment of every form
va S and there is not one who viii come for
Hara ad express dissatisfaction; on the contrary the
Doctor is in daily receipt of letters expressive ef graf
below by permission arc puDi''iie4
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18
The eroatest Discovery of tle Aee,
GREAT BLESSING TO MANKIND.
INNOCENT, BUT POTF ~l
DIR. Il. j. CzAPKAy,s

pfoPHlLACTICUN, self-disinfectine Agenf q gura
L preventive against Gnorrhoea aud 9ilffic
Diseases and an unsurpassed remedy fol. a4f ~ al
ScrofulouS, iangrenous and Cancerous Ulcers foo{I
discharges from the Vagina Uterus and IN brs and
All Cutaneous Eruptions and diseases For saie i
DR. L. J. Czapkay's Office, Armory Hall eGrnes Of ra
ra'nento aud Montgomery streets, San Franeisco.
!nnoculation is preventive against Small Fox So
Is Dr. !" J. Czapkays Prophilactioun a preyen.
tiyea@ainSt SyphiIitc and GOnorrhoeal Diseases
Harmless in itself it possesses the power Of chen
'cally destroying the syphIlitic virus, and thereh
saving thousands from being infected by the mos
loathsome of all diseases. / ct no Young man wba
appreciates health be Without DR.. Czapkay's Proph
acticum 1t is in very convenient packages and VII
be found convenient to use, being used as a soap.
: c., 50. Full directions attached to each pack
age In cases where the Prophilaeticunl is used as
curative, DR.. L. j.. Czapkay will furnish (GRArs) a
prescription for his Blood Purifyer.
All communications from the Country addressed
only to DR.. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco will be
strictly and confdentaly attended to- and the reme'
dies with the greatest care and security, immediate
y dispatched, by express, or other conveyance, to
heir destination
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18
DR.. J. G.. YOUNG.
Corner of Montgomery and California SITS.
Mg~ Over Wells, Fargo & Co's~M
81 Express Office, San Francisco.

Is the pioneer advertising Physician in California,
and the only one who received Collegiate Medical
Education, and is better qualified to treat and has
cured more cases of private disease than any other
physician. For reference see all the principal pa,
pers throughout the state
INSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, or Seminal Weakness
" Dir. YOMNG, addresses those who have injured
themselves by private and improper indulgences in
the secret and solitary habit which ruins the body
and mind uniting them for either business society
The following of the sad and melancholy eff
fects produced by early habits of youth, viz Weak
ness ofthe back and Limbs pain in the head dimness
of sight loss of muscular power palptation of the
heart, dyspepsia, nervousness, irrtabiiy derange-
ment OF the digestive org Gns, general debility symp
toms of consumption, &c.
MENTALLY, the fearful effects on the mind are more
to be dreaded Loss of memory, confusion of ideas
depression of spirits, evil forebodngs aversion to
society," love of solitude, tmidity, &c, some of
the evils produced
AL persons who are afflicted with any of the above
symptoms should not fail ia call at once on DR. Young
and be restored to perfect health Let no false deli
cacy prevent you but apply Immediately and save
yourself from the dreadful and awfnl consequences of
this terrible malady.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18
Ordinance No. IS.

Regulating the collection Of Taxes on Real and Pc
sonal Property for the year 1855.
The Board of Trustees of the Town Of Grass Valley
do ordain follows
SECTION The Marshal of said Town is hereby au-
thorised and empowered and after the passage OF
this Ordinance to demand any orHaI taxes upon per-
sonal property due the Town frosssanX person liable
to taxation s4ft
SECTION 2-For all Taxes due On account of ass es-
ments personal property after the twentietday
May 1885, upon failure refusal pay the same (de-
mana nTst h fn Reng mace 6 upon SqSn when
mence suit against such delina elt before
having jurisdiction thereof for tile apeunt due
real Estate, on the first day of September 1865, the
Marshal shall proceed as in Section I'd of this 0rd
nance. Adopted, April "a, 1856, ~
J.P STONE, Bres. pro tenn.
Attest-R Shoemaker Clerk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18
DR.. PareiTas%
Great italian Remedy.
Htnever has 1t cannot fail to Cure.


TIHIS Invaluable Specific, first introduced into Pisa
L some fifty years since, soon. .became so well
known as a certain cure, > that in every town and
city not only on the Continent, but in Great Britain
the demand for it was so gresSSts merits. so as
founding that in less than one year from its intro
ducton it had supplamted all other renfSdies. The
Medical Faculty Of the principle cities Of Europe were
compelled to acknowledge its wonderful mastery over
disease Propretors of other Medicine jealous of its
sway, vany endeavored to stay its onward progress
Like grass before the mower, thesr efforts fell to the
ground and like fire tae praffeS, sweeping all be
fore it, its onward march became triumphant. 1t
stood forth upon its merits a discerning public
saw tried and convinced of its magical vir-
tues. The massive fortune acquired by Lr. PAREIRA
from the sale of it dnrng the six years e prepared it,
alone bore witness to its IsIir1cHiOAA pherits.-
AT the decease of the Doctor; the' recipe was be-
queathed to his son, who has lately introduced the
remedy inte the United states. of
cures it has already made are astonis&sng. dThoNs
ands and tens of thousands bear testimony 70 its
efficacy
All who use it, it viii CURE,
With safety speed and certainty other incidence
has ever posSessed ~
Resort to nO Quack N0stErsnas.
Use remedy that has been tried for the past FIFTY
YEARS, and never known to fail. :.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18
~Orsgimauce.oNoVn
An Ordinanee in relation n SideMalks

An ORDINANCES IN reLatlon 10 ClueWaIks.
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley
do Ordain as follows:
No person or persons shall in any way obstruct or
epcumber any Sidewalk in any street Sa+Isi, Eewu
of Grass Valley. 0
And each and every person found guilty of viola
ton of this Ordinance afterone days notice having
been given by the Marshal on an examination before
Justice of the Peace, shall be fined in sum not ex-
ceedng Fifteen Dollars and costs In default Of paw
ment Execution shall be issued for the same Provi-
ded that nothing in this Ordinance shall be construed
to interfere with any person persons 0bstruct
ing the sidewalks in building improving the hous-
es of the Town, where the building or improvement
shall not be delayed for unreasonable period of
time.
adopted March 26, 1855
~ ZENAS WHEELER. President. 81
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18
OrdinanCe, No. Nv.

Prescribing the Fees ana Salaries of Town Ofhlers
The Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley do trdain
as follows
The Town Marshal shall receive for his sertices a
salary of Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars ptr an
mum, also Five per centum upon all moneys collected
by him. and also for his services in Justices Courts
such fees as are allowed by law to Shers orlke SER
vices. 81
The Town Treasurer shall receive for his services
Two and one half per centum upon all moneys eceiv-
ed and disbursed by him..
The Town Assessor shall receive for his services the
sum of Fifty Dollars.
The Town Attorney shall receive as a full compen-
saon for alldutes performed by him Attorney the
sum of Fifteen Dollars for each conviction had for
misdemeanor before Justice and he shall in no 9TH
er cases receive compensation for any services rem
dered, except on action bond before the Dis
trict Court, when he shall receive Fifty D0ars for
such recovery
Adopted March 20, 1856.
ZENAS WHEEER, President.
Attest-R. SHOEMAKER Clerk
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18

In Relation to Hawkers and Pedlars - a
The Board of Trustees of the Town of (rrss. "
do ordain as follows seA.9y
That the above entitled Ordinance be, and the sa,o
in its place. t'Ns1@
SECTION l. That all persons who shan ne Tor nd
hawking, peddiing, vending or Offering for sa le n
goods, wares or merchandise, In the Corporaton ~
the Town Of Grass Valley, outside of aTy regrlsr :
Market, Groeergn or Warehouse where i5espSs
tol such priyegs has been already granted shan 81
ley, quarterly tax Of ten dollaAs in advsn -
privilege; upon the receipt whereof the Clerk shall
cause such license to be issued to the party 81
SECTION 2 All persons violating this 0d;ps ne
double the amount, before any court Of
- Approved, E.A TOMPKINss Prs.;a.-.
sAttest-S. g aRIcHAKpsoN Clerk --1''-e.@ ~.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18
This Great EseEnedyfis Warranted
PURELY VEGETARxE.
Rewnre al COunferfcits,

The extensive sale Of this wonderful m&dicine, has
already caused person pefscns, toRalm off on
the unsuspecting, spurious COMPOUND coselyresem-
the written signature of A. Pareir&, NJ D. dn the out
side wrapper of each bottle All others counter
fet and their compounders will be punished with the
rgor of the law.
Price Three Dollars per bottle For sale by D. Bah
cock sole Agent for California, Oregon and the Sand
wch Islands, to whom all orders; must be addressed
A liberal discount made to wholesale dealers.
D BABCOCK, Wholesal6eDruggist,
~ Davis, between Clay andlMashington SITS.
~ San Francisco
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18
Ordinance, No. xxx.

OOuCeILIHS 1dHC0 1k2fta'So'
The Board of Trustees Of the Town Grass Valley
do Ordain as follows
Section l. Any persrn orperfpns opening or keep
ling @ts f9S of PdUf the Town TC Of Grass valley first p
to the marshal and obtain License forthe same which
License shall be Thirty Dollars per mouth aadvAce,
or Three Dollars in advance, foreaSh night da 5e
Sundays excepted in all cases.) q Il
Section 2. On and after the passage of this Orai.
nance, person or persons shalase any house With
Dance House, without frstlavi1g lined License
as directed in Section irstSfh iS rdinance under
the penalty of fine of NOT less h Fifty Dollars.
and costs of suit, thai OA Hundred Dollars
on conviction before magistr&g prshan -befsapriss
oned in default of paymentnht lssssf HAN Tea days
Thirty, and the prapert thus occupied asa
Dance Hause, and the owner be held RE
sponsible for and be made 5 pay the fine and cost
so imposed.
Approved, E. AE0lIPKINS.fPre
Attest-S C. Richardson 6lefks
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18
Ordinance. No. XXXy,

The Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley, do Or
dain follows: ... d ~
Sect 1.--Thata street be laid out north Of Main
Seet aud running pa tallel with il 6rtv feet Wide.
VIII ch sbe | be known Richardson S rect and
which shall be bounded according 10 Sur ey made
10y the County Surleyer, by authority OF the Board
O. TRUSTEES.
Sect All persons owning lois on either side of
said street are herby required toremove all buildings
and other distinctions outside OF said Street. which
j. henceorth 10 be Kept clear, and he Clerk Of this
Boa d is authorised to Saperintend The removal OF
any buildings, or other DISTINCTIONS that may now
encunber the above named Street.
Sect SIT is hereby ordained and declared that
Richa rdsoh Street, surveyed, by the County sur
yeyor, Capt John Day, is Public Highway aud all
persons are hereby no,ded thai il any person or per-
sons o5stI'uct he above named highway, the law
pro- Getting highways VII be strictly enforced
Ihis ordinance 10 be in force from and after It's
pa~age.
Approved, October s, 1855.
E.A. ToMPKINs, President.
Attest-S. C. Richardson, Clerk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18

40 t1e = nicte'a.-.ir'r a. r~d9 4ItS opened hil
>thte for vic cdre vi ali farms OF private Diseases
Slch as SY5htiN, G090rruaeit. Nocturnal Emissions
illi AL e - iseId IdeAce u sef-aouse In the first
tSeS OF 'yFahtlc or Gonorrhaeal Diseases he guar
dliceS az are R lays. Kui.O incon nyenience Ju
Ia; patient. or MIA lrance td MS business When a
patient ~ nesleet, treatment has deyel
opel Tile Nec1lary symptoms of syphilis such as bu-
o"eS or pLinsui sweGnss the srolns or Ulcers in
rae Chroat ana nose, TnIch, if checked troy
the soft parts an cause the bones to ortity seper
AteanI come away, leaving the sufferer an object hide
+to behold: Or %reH sPiotcheS and pimples break
0It upon the skin, R When painful swellings
upon the BONES or when his constitution is injured
SO as to pfedpose to consumption or other consttu
tion disease the Doctor guarantees cure or asks no
compensation.
In rheumatism chronic or acute; In Dysenterry, or
Narrh0et, he has safe and eifectuaI Remedies For
the treatment OF the eonseq of self abuse snch
rs nocturnal emissions nervousness; timiditv head.
acme, pains in the back and limbs with general weak
ness, loss Of appetite lossf melsy, injury to the
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-18
These Pills are econdertuz1y eficaciOwsin

These Pills are ecOnderfu1ly e6fcaciOusir1
the follO1oing complaints.
Ague, Inflammation,
Asthma, Jaundice,
Bilious Complaints Liver Complaint,
Blotches on the skin, Lumbago
Bowel Complaint Piles,
Colics, rheumatism,
Constipation of the bowelsRetention of Urine,
Consumption, Scrofula, or Kings Evil,
Debility, Sore Threats,
Dysentery, Stone and Gravel,
Dropsy, Secondary Symptoms,
Eryspelas, Tic Doloreux,
Female Irregularities, Tumors,
Fevers of all kinds Ulcers,
Fits, Venereal Affections,
Gout. Worms of all kinds
Headache, Weakness from whatever
Indigestion, cause, &c. &c.
SOLD at the Establishment of Professor HoLL0wAYs
244 Strand (near Temple Barr London, and by all re
spectacle Druggists and Dealers Medicines through
out the civilized world at the following prices is
I'D 2s Cd, As. Cd, lis, 22s and 33s each box.
R7y- There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n B.-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed'to each box
May 25 1854. 36-1y