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a. II. Humphrey, Bristol, "
G. Hay, 0swego, "
James F. Pyle. Schuyler Co, Ill.
j. II. Kagi, Bristolville, O.
s. Voglesong, Hanoverton, O.
III. II. Easton, Island Co.,
E. Falley, Mt. Gillead,
Thomas Bowers, Chillicothe,
J. G. Fuller, Oberlin,
J. T. Yunker, Warsaw,
Thos. w. Potterfeld, of O.. an old
soldier under Jackson. aged ~.
Il. j. Payne, Cleveland, 0.
w. S. Ware, Eaton, !"
G.. A. Sereton, Wilmington, 0.
E. Cottinghanl, Eaton, :.
Giles Smith, Delaware,
A. F. Bercaw, Kirkland,
j. Fisher, Jefferson Co., 10.
r. Fuller, Wiscotta,
e. A. Jacobs, Oskaloosa, 10.
G. A. Eberhart. Muscatine, 10.
Oliver Langworthy, Grinell, +"
Cd. Lewis, Davenport,
ID. II. Montague ''
A. G. Patrick, Greencastle, Ind.
John Laurie, White Co.,
s. Dolman, Grant Co.,
VIM. Updegraff. Fulton Co..
W. g. Porter, Brookston,
j. Linex, Richmond,
John Ritchey, Franklin,
II. Hoover, Huntington, !"
n. Griffith, Hancock Co., 6
c. L. Preston. Worcester, Mass.
A. G. Solely, 's ="
L. D. Coleman. Southampton,
E. D. Lyman, :"
Henry Hurd, Lowell,
A. w. Dole. Fitehburg,
Jno. Lugrue, Springfield,
S. G. Pratt, Boston,
III. York, West Brookfeld, ..
A. H. Park, Clinton, I"
T. J. Dickinson, Newburg, n. Y.
G.. j. Achinoole, Buffalo,
III. n. Dunlap, Buffalo,
j. j. Howell, n. Hartford,
Jared Garter, Saratoga,
III. ~ Bent, New York,
G. G. Hyde. Hornellsville,
A. Cutler, Monroe. Co.,
j. r. White, Morrisianna,
G. H. Powers, Oneida Co,
E. D. Whipple, Providence, R. I.
/. P. Brown, Allegheny Co., Pa.
G. r. Pinney, Roeksdale,
j. j. Boyer, Coatesville,
JOS. D. Haines. Philadelphia.
Milton Kinzie, Lebanon,
Thos. Werner, Buchanan Co., no.
David Patrick, Lexington, I"
N. G. G. Beyman. Cooper Co., "
NJ. j. Mitchell, Liberty, :"
J. II. York, Buchanan Co., {"
Jos. Hicks, Plat Co., :"
G. s. Gleason, Albany, Wisconsin
r. D. Nichols, Kosknong, "
w. Florintine, Rock Co. :"
E. Jenkins, Spring Prairie, /"
w. Butler. Sank Co, !"
Sam. Stewart, Detrc:t, Michigan.
VIM. Kerr, Cannonsburg, IS
John W. Stone, i"
Roswell Hutchins, Troy, /"
L. b.. Swift, Brunswick, Maine.
Thos. Bickerton, Portland,
G. H. Calkins, HainsvilIe,
0. n. Marsh. Woodstock, Vt.
John L. King, Brattleboro, +"
Alonzo Crawford, Union, I"
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New Order Of Things.

TAS. BLOOD has purchased The rherehan-
- die and stock IN trade Of g. W. & W
HuIcgiSsos + CO.. and is nep Feeeiying at
their store building On AassachussE ssspsf, a
large and well assorted stock Of goods. ersbfae.
ing ali the various staple aud fancy articles
usually called for in this market Hshas not
time TO eHunserate articles this week, bGf begs
the privilege Of assuring the public that his
stock is unusually large. and has beep bought
al fair prices, and viii be sold as iow as the
high freights and circumstances win allow.
With gentlemanly clerks and desire to
please. be hopes 70 receive his share Of the
public patronage.
Lawrence, nov. 8, 1856.
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Pteseetiea Against Rirs, 7sFaads anl
lightning.
INSURE YeUa PRopHHrxf

IGsIEE un5efzisned Eas bsen appointed "A
Il 551esst foT the UsleN 3sseRAscE GonPAEr o{
Peaa lfalia, ard Is faily authorized 70 insare
eytfF sysc;sz af peristsbl property agzins. -
or dsfsa9s By fire. tornado 81 lightning Is zs.t{.
= low ~ N any other respcnslhle scul ulpany. =
the Union lnsu' aree Company, Ead beliess 4 8
safe, and judicicusIy managed, IS Eng ethsf
Company IN the United States. Policies viIi =
nadson The Antaalor Stock principle. n vii
best suit the convenience Of sfc inssIfed, sn.5
foT one or term 81 years. nsrshsflts; IaI.aszs
and Others I'D requested 70 ezzl4iss the An
insurance hsfore taking ppi;cfea II 9tfef EoEt-
psnies. g. W 1E0HH, zesnl
Lawrence, 4. Z. ian. It, 1ezs. :
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C. g. Mauzy.

~ H0LESALE and Retail Dealer in every
w variety ana style Of fashionable Furni
TURF, Sofas. Easy Chairs, Bureaus. Secretaries,
Mattresses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs,
Rockers, Looking Glass Plates, Window
Shades, etc. Corner Of Short and William
streets, Alton. Ill April 2G-2t
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awrenee, Nov. Is, 1856.
Tanning Rrnthers
Edwin Gary,

lGRoCER and PROVISION DEALER,
u keeps fall supply OF Teas, Coffee. Su-
gar. Aolasses, and a general stock OF proYis-
ions, which viii be furnished Kansas Pioneers
at prices lower than can be bought il st.
Louis. Store on Third street, one door cast q
the Alton Bank
Nov. 8, 1856. 1ys
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New Rarber,s Shon.

HENRY THOMAS has opened BARRIERS
IL shop on Massachusetts street. opposite
the Cincinnati House. where he viii be happy
to attend 20 the wants Of all who may favor
him with call
u Business hours from a. M.to9P. N,
on Sundays from 2 till y b.
Lawrence, Nov. 6, 1856
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Bt,siqess CARDS.
d. ~. Brown.

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, std other In
u struments of Writing under Seal. and Depc-
sitions for Pennsylvania. Massachusetts. Yer
mont, Iowa. Illinois. Ohio, and New York, viii
attend 20 the duties Of bis ONES on application ct
the HERALp OF FREEpoN oifce.
Lawrence, May l2, 1s55.-tf.
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"a We invite attention to the busi-
ness card of n. McCRAcKEs. wholesale
and retail grocer and iron dealer and
receiving. Forwarding and commission
nleFshant, It Lsavenworth City. Ksn-
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Iamas Chriafian.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
n Lawrence, Kansas Territory. will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to hiscare, IN
the various Conrts of the Territory. Having an
experience of some years as lawyer IN the South
and West, and being familiar with the Pre-
emption laws. he fiatters himself that be can
give entire satisfaction to Rll who may favor
him with their patronagein obtaining pre-emp-
ton TO lands, collection of debts, snd IN getting
redress for bloody noses.
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MARRIED.

At Bloomington, Kansas, October %, by
Rev. Mr. Moron. Mr. Dexter Wieley. and Miss
Amandy II. Haseliine, both Of Bloomington
and formerly of Hamilton, Butler Co., Ohio.
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B. ". wo0DwARB, s.AEISlEr.
Woodward & Finley.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Dyes, Glass and Glassware.
Also, Books, Periodicals, Stationery and Fan
cy Notions. DC, DC.
We shall aim to supply our friends South
and West Of US throughout the Territory, at
better rates than they can buy elsewhere, be-
lieving that our position and facilities enable
US so 10 do. We buy chiefly in the Eastern
markets, and can therefore supply Physicians.
dealers, and all others On the most reasonable
terms. Cal and eice as trial.
We are Sole Agents for the following pro-
prietary Medicines--the very best Of the kind:
All ofJayne's, Louden's, Ayers, Fitch and
Wright's Family Medicines. Also the follow
ing constantly on hand: Osgood's Chologogue,
Smiths Tonic, Moffat's Bitters, Davis Pain
Killer. Radway' Relief, Sloan's Ointment and
Condition Powders, Arabian, Mustang and all
other Liniments, Hollands German Bitters,
" Liverwort and Tar" McLane's Vermifuge
and Pills, Fahnestock's Vermifuge and all
others in popular use.
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Lawrence, Nov. 8, 1856. 2-l6
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Nem Aobeftis
Corn and Potatoes Wanted.

BY the subscriber, Immediately, 100 bushels
Pola,oes, and IS bushels Corn in the ear, also
few bushels nice white Beans.
c. STEARNS.
Nov. 12, 1856.
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STATIONERY. = We keep the largest,
ID cheapest and best assortment Of all kinds
of Stationery to be found anywhere this far
West. Papers" Owen & Hurlbut's" finest
Letter Cap. plain and ruled. for circulars and
reporting. fine Bah, Commercial Note, as low
as 10 cents per quirc Colored and Fancy
Note Of ali patterns, plain and fancy Envelopes
10 suit; 1nks-Carmine, blue and black and
indelible Pens--Gold pens with silver hold
pens Of best brands Pocket and counting
house Inkstands; Sla,es, Pencils; Visiting
and Playing Cards, Drawing Paper and In
strumcnts. Sealing Wax, Waters. Also. Back
CANNON boards, Dominoes, &c. Memorandum
Books, Time Books. very cheap. by w. d F.
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]. <. Goodin,

A TToRNEY AT LAW AND REAL
IA ESTATE AGENT, viii execute Deeds,
Mortgages. DC, buy and sell lands and town
lots, invest moneys in Kansas properly, for
others with care and promptness.
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. 8, 1856. 2-l6
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z. :. Waplas.

DEALER IN Mems and Boys Clothing, and
- Furnishing Goeds, wholesale and rstaiI.
Corner of Piasa and Second streets, Alloz. III.
April 96, Is56-lY
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Nodcs.

fIsHE sabseriber having purchased and erect
Il eS LITTLE GIxET ecRx AfLL.s et his
p1epaTed to GRAD corn IN the ear, fcr stock iced.
AlSo Meal and HoIniny f55 family use.
r. All orders attended % as sheEs notice. On
rsaeonahIe terms. Jas. 3. ABBOTT.
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SIMMONS. r. c, LEADBEAIE
KANSAS EMTGRANTS.

CaMMoNS & LEADBEATER. Forward
y ing anu Commission Merchants and Kan.
sas Freight Agents, No. City buildings, st
Louis, Mo. Entrance either on Commercial
street or Levee Full information given to al
as TO routes, points, &C., free of charge.
Refer to S. c. PoNERoY, G. RoBIssoS, A. H
REEpER, G. w. BRowN, DR. G. CUTIE, X
COATES, National Kansas Committee, and oul
friends, the Free State men of Kansas.
Mark paekages-Care of SlNaoSs 4 LEAD
BEArER, st. Louis, No.
General ticket agents for Missouri Rive
STEAMBOATS,. 2-l5
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Just Received.

Extra Sugar House Molasses, handsome
- Brown Sugar, first rate Rio Coffee. Star
Candles. Bar Soap, Side Meat, and Corn Meal.
c. STEARNS.
- Nov. 18th, 1856.
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Lime.

aRDERS received by the subscriber fer line
Os50 bushels viii be ready in few days de-
livery wherever wantsd.
C. SEARES, 10 Mas. st.
Alao, for sale as eboye lumbar and shingles.
I.awrenee- April 5. 1eas-tf.
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Turner & Sidwar.

MANUFACTURES and whoIesaledealers
4Sl IN Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Yalises,
Horse Collars. Hides, Leather, Saddlery,
Hardware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes,
Whips, 0yershoes, Fly-nets. $c. Store No.
10 Second street, Alton. Ill
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600. 600 Usage oranee risnss,

OF ths bsst quality tps hsarsze, f5r sszzs q
Of IaHrsnees It 60 Per tiso1sarzi. We zzi ). )
50 set the hedge and EaTratst it 10 eFos, zs -
cts per rod. Orders i;ft at the 7s1s.z t:zss =
IAgTEaee, vii receive pzsTz.r,t Il stszztis1s
JOSEPH gardner = e..
+ Ien IA ssss-tf
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Robt. /. Frazer.

uTATCH MAKER AND JEWEIER AND
w dealer in Clerks and Watches. Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry thoroughly repaired
Wocdward's Block, Massachusetts, street.
Lawrence. K. T., Nov. 8, 1856. 2-l6
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Sept. q, 1856.

Of Receipts for Subscriptions to the
Herald Of Freedom, from May 9th. to
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FREM0NT IS ELECTED!

= - - - ~ ~ = = - - ~ - - - - -
OR, II he rs NOT,
HE OUGHT TO BEL
TNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of
L informing the citizens Of Lawrence and
vicinity, that he has opened Dagucrreoiype
Rooms over the store Of Woodward & Finley,
on Massachusetts, street, where he may Be
found at all times ready to make yoa
GOOD Pic TgRE.
he has On hand, at present, q large assort-
ment of plain and fancy cases, which, With q
good picture, will be icarYcnted to pleasc.
He has the pleasure to announce thar he is
now making arrangements to introduce for the
first time into the Territory
AMBRoTyPEs AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
as good as can be made at the East.
u Pictures Of children taken IN all kinds Of
weather.
To those who have patronizcd him he begs
to return his thanks, and trusts that his work
win be guaranty Of the ccutinnance Of pub
lie favor.
gr Call and see for yourselves.
JOHN BoWLES.
Lawrence, Nov. 8. 1876 2-l6
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Skins.

100 COON SKINS, wanted BY the subscriber.
IOU Also, oster ftIfs bought by him for ie =
xoeks only. C. STEARhS. IS, Mass st.
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POTATOES
2 L O U r

lust received, a new supply Of Weston
= Flour. This flour Is called the best that
has ever been introduced to our market
Nov. 5. 1856. G. sTEAREs-
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S0OZ more Sulp Quinine Just received by
OO PIG WOODWARD d FINLEY.

r IGHT LITERATURE.-Novels &c., by
Ia all the best authors, such as Dickens
Levers, Capt. Marryatt's, Thackeray's. Fred
Smiths, Mrs Southworth's, Mrs. Gray's, Miss
Pickering's, T. s. Arthur, and many others.
For sale by ~ w. & f.
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.

HERE is no longer question, or doubt
4 in the minds of those who best acquainted with
the advantages the Cleveland Wool DepOt eHers for
the sale OF Noos, inn and
Located, as 1t is at the outlet of the great wOOlgrow
ing est, being OF easy access to wool-growers and
merchants, and within twenty hours ride Of the
most distant manufactures of New England, it nos
seSses great advantages.
manufacturers, excepting those who are engaged ss
SPECTATORS IN woos) speak in the highesterms this
SYSTEM ana the ma ny satisfactory letters we are re
ceiVlhg from our oogrowing friends have stimula-
tcd us 10 increase our efforts make this house what
should Ge-a sale and eab lie enamel for the sale of
their Wools. Ithas surmounted all the difficulties nd
opPostons that could well be brought against any en-
terprse by class Of speculators opposed it, and it
now has more and stronger recommendations than ev-
er. we have spared no pains nor expense i'll making
ample arrangements for all who may wish to avail
themselves of the advantages arising from this manner
Of grading and selling wOols. Merchants and wool
growers, who wish to realize their wools, on delve
ry at our Depot, be accommodated it'll liberal ad
van ces. If desired, be sentas heretofore to
those wishing to send their wool, and WOOL
TWIN for tyingup 6eeces will be furnished at from
Is to 90 C. per pound,
when several in one eighborhood wish us to for
ward sacks or twine,we preferse to address
our customers in Illinois, nd the Western States, will
ma that ordering sacks from will them much
trouble, and insure the safe arrival of the wool here
as our sacks are al numbered. and stamped Cleve-
land Wool Depot and after being filled by sgnors
Will require no other marks
we nope for liberal patronage, ,our charges are low
Tor handling and selling, and promise employ
ers that our undivided attention shall he dc voted 10
thelr interest. Very Respectfully,
may 6-3m G0ODALE & co.
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CCH0OL LBASKETS-4EsegIg EEasszsl
VI ina Wort. Card, Fruit and Toy Bask cts, every
f<nnzt Ia innagisg al the
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d EN- IT'S TRY,

DR. J. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ Informs the people of Portage county, that he has
opened office over Rowel & Wtter's store, in the
west end ofthe Giek block He will insert phole sets
ofteeth on the atmospheric pressure principle and par
tial sets In the same way in suitable Pyotteeh
inserted SO as TO be serviceable and durable Teeth
filled withgoldand tin foil to preserve them from
inture decay, from fifteen to twenty years. All ork
done by him will be warranted to do good service and
Will be finished In the aighest style Othe art He will
aso pay particular attention correcting rregulari-
ties in chidrens teeth and will treat successfully the
various diseases peculiar to the mouth.
Extracting done with utmost care and with the lea st
pain possible. ChlOrofOrm given in suitable cases. il
required, and with perfect safety. References will be
give TO individuals who have whole and partial
tsofteeth put up by him years and with complete
success. Also to those who have In their mouths
pvOttoeth inserted by him six years ago, and which
have not required the least repairs He will also refer
to persons who have teeth perfectly sound, which
were filled by him from four TO six years agot He in
vtes all who may require the services of Dentist to
give him call before engaging work; and ensures
those persons who may favor him with patronage,
that his charges viii be reasonable and his
rahted to be perfectly satisfactory. Most kinds of
farm produce takenin exchange ior work. Specimens
ofhis WORK may be at his Office,
March 7, lS55-31-tf {.
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July New Goods. 1856.
LAST CALL.

A LII persons indebted to me by note or ac-
IA count of over years Standing, are he, eby no.
titled, that unless the sameis settled Immediately, they
will be loft for collection Better call and pay up and
save costs.-July 7, 1856. II, l., Day
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GREAT CRY AND NO WOOL.
THE PHENIX BOOK STORE has tbe

vanity to think that the ''wind'' is now to be tak ke
out otthe sails of =" NeU Book Sore Pretenders -
now is II to be done? Simply by appendng a list OF
prices OF the ather of this boy, ahd then showing that
Ins sfast young MANI sells at tr6e more then our
iormer prices which were ever. and are at lower
ngure than any other estahlishmcntin the county.
w thlnE The "popuiarity' ofthe proprietors eff the
Fnenix bnok Store wholly adequate to accomplish
tner oDect Our rents fuel. c rk hire and other in
cdenta expenses not Increase in CONSEQUENCE Of
the Book and Stationery business.
. we can therefore compete with any establshm ent
Ihe klhd IN Portaee county. Our es are
sueh mat we cnnsnil very quietly and safely with hut
rtre wind. Weneither fear deep water sand bars
-, men come one, come all. and be convinced tina
although You dividea humbug,' that tis .shumbuy,,
SUIT ana That the place to get the article you want
httie cheaper than any where else, is at
- HATCH's Book STORE
Oct. ~. tS5o-l5 in Ravenna
WILLOW BASKETS g. WAGGOSN,
w q good supply. at HATCH,S
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WILLOW BASKETS g. WAGGOSN,
w good supply,at HATCH'S.
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Boot Shoe and .LenrIler Store.

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK, RAYEHNA, o
Qfo THE subscriber has just receiy- mn,
HWV Il ed fresh stock of Gentlemen's La HVlV
v " dies d Children's Summer SHOES, viz;t ~
Gents Congress Caters,
do Coberg Shoes, Ley
Several varieties Ladies and Misses CATERS,
do do do do Buskins,
Gents French and common Calf Boots,
Boys Boots and Shoes.
All kinds Of work in our line done 10 order. Re.
pairing done short notice. Also good assortmen
Of Leather and Shoe Findings, Mems and Womeht
Morocco, French and common Calf Skins, SpaHisl
aud slaughter SOleeather, Oak Tan do, Lasts, Pegs
Thread, Shoe Nails, Bristes, Taeks, &c, &c. We es
peeialy invite Shoemakers in the country TO call and
examine our stock of Leather and Findings, and all
who want Boots or Shoescome and get well shOd.
N. B.-Highest market price will be paid in cast
Tor Beef hides, Calf-skins and sheeppells.
Ravenpa,.. MAY 9th, 1856 39-y !. W. ENoS.
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T UTdTTW, NIHIIUHIIl
REFERENCES.

Hon. Joseph Truesdale NJ. D., Poland; Eli Mygatt,
NJ D, Poland; Scroggs, NJ d, Poland; T Wood
bridge, NJ d, Youngstown; GolIins, NJ d, Ravenna;
BeIding, N d, Ravenna; NJ Seaton, NJ d, Niles
town; J ID Coffin, M ID, Pctcrsburgh; H M McWattv.
M ID, Petcrsburgh; S Crow, NJ d New franklin:
Henry Kuhn, N d, Tifin; Hovey, NJ D. Titin; G
W Brooks, NJ D, Ellsworth; w NJ Prentice NJ D.
Clhyela ub,-ADriI II 1S5G-97-fmk
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. co.
"Sentenced 90 be Hungl!!"

A FTER the above announcement, the
II question naturally arises, ''Who aud Nherefr'
and In order to let Tie people OF PORTAGE know that
has at length been decided BY all good judges that
ed stock OF Wall paper and Bordering, that un-
dodbtly deserve Hangng and to avoid the confusion
that naturally follows HGEgiRg 0eeasioRs, have
received them some what earlier than usual In order
to give all good chance. And would merely
say TO ali who want 10 try their iHek in Hanging, that
can give them the Largest, Prsttiest and Cheap
assortment of Paper aud Bordering, ever brought
into the County. Our Paper has all been Iurchas-
ed this Spring direct from the ndREGetHrsr, thereby
saving the profit of jobhsr. We are SIRE we ear
suit all, both in quality, syIs and price prices
range from 6. to SO cents per roll, Bordering from 6.
to so cents per yard. Call and them before Pur
chasing elsewhere.
March 25th. ls56.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

nHE subscriber having taken the old stand
L of Durham s Gardner. two doors east ortbe brick
olock I'm RaVenna, intends to continue the Boor SHOE
and LEATHER business in all its branches
he will keep on hand, to meet the wants ofbis cus.
oGrs 9eheralassortment In the Boot nd sh 10 limo
oI az hiHds otboh eastern and home made work omd
All home made work will be of the bcsfmateriai thot
can oe Procurcd and having engaged the services oG
SHAW; 10 DO his cutting who has been employed
country, he faters himself he can furnish bis custo
ers WIN any article in the Boot that will
compare IN style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west '' WIN
Cash, Veal skins and most kinds ofproduce toI,o,i
IA. A.ls55-32-tf JOHNGITiS !"
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TERMS:

TERMS:
For full lcourse--time Misunderstanding all de-
partments of Book Keeping, Lectures and
r. praetiea' fehmanship $4,000
p por salhe e; course IN Ladies department 25
PERSONS taxing Penmanship alone will receive
Meht! lcssohSfor SOC
For various styles OF Ornamental Penmanshp m
may be agreed upon. -
Forinstruction in Business A rihmotic onIv 90 M,
agreement. '' 80 F0
Ihe DESIGN of the institution is to afford pefect fa-
or acl uirng in an expeditions ner thor
oueh knowledge of CONNER Science and Art as
practlcaily employed IN the Counting Room and Bu-
sness pursuits generally. ~ N
The BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT isunder the
personal superb tendance of (be most accomnlishad
Accountants Teachers. and il is believed that
Mercantile College in the United States possesses
perlor advantages for imparnga thorough ana prac-
teal En0wledge of commercial science.
The COLLEGIATE COURSE will embrace the rnost
approved and practical forms for keeping books by
double Entry the various Trade and
Commerce, including General Wholesale and Retail
mercantile Exchange, Commission, Manufactur ring
Railroad, Banking, Printing, Mining, Shippin9
Steamboatng, individual partnershipand Cmopound
company business. Almanuscripts from which the
student copies; are written in bold rapid business
name, which VIII serve as great Auxiliary in secu-
ring to him an excellent style of writing =
DA1LYLECTURES will be delive 'cd nnon the Sci
ence OF Accounts, Commercial Law, Political Econo-
ny, Commercial co,leuIaiono, Banking. Mercantile
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, CommereioI
Geography. &c "
PENMANsHIP, Practical and Ornamental, wlIbe
Gentlemen n
the highest aecompsbm eDts systematic and ranid
penmen, and we pledge ourselves to impart 10 our
patrons 10 more general extent than is done al any
similar institution. hand writing In every resDect
adapted to business pursuits. Gentlemen and Ladies'
desiring to qualify themselves for teaching Penman.
ship. Will find ample facilities at this College
The SUIT OF ROOMS occupied bp tn, College are
spacious, elegantly furnished and conveniently ar.
ronged for pursuing every department of Mercantile
Education. - 49, r~' ~
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate
rom the Gentlemen's. and is fitted up in neat an
manner. - '--'
Through the extensive business acquaintance Of the
principals. many Of the Students on graduating are
placed In lucT alive situations
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