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advertisement.
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.

A N act of Congress, passed March Sd, 1855,
"A provides pension of $50 acres of land, for
all persons who served IN the Revolutionary war,
or in any other war of the Unit, States, pro-
yided fourteen days, services were rendered and
Secondly, To all who served in any battle,
though actually engaged for only single day
and, - s------
Thirdly, To the widow. or if no widow, the
children who are under q years of age at the
time of the passage OF the act and,
Faurtsky. To those who, under former laws,
have received warrants for less amount than
loo acres, are entitled to an additional warrant
to make up the deficiency to that amount.
Having officiated as Bounty Land Agent under
the former law, and received from the proper
officers, for the use of the claimants, very large
number of warrants, the subscriber offers his
legal services to the public, and feels confident
that he can give perfect satisfaction. No fee
viii be required until the warrant is obtained.
Persons having claims will make Immediate APP
pIication at the HERALD OF FREEDOM office.
G. w. BROWN.
Lawrence, Kansas T., July %, 1855.
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Lands in Kansas.

Inquiry having been made as to wheth-
er lands in Kansas are locatable with
bounty land warrants, we learn that the
public lands in that Territory will be
subject to location with bounty lands
warrants after they shall have been sur.
veyed, offered at public sale, and become
subject to private entry; that at present
there are no lands subject to private en-
try in the Territory, and consequently
none now subject to location with war.
rants. The Indian trust lands, howev-
er, to be sold for their benefit, will moi
be subject to such location Washing
ton Star. He
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Farm Claims for Sale.

4 have several verv superior FARM CLAIMS
J. left with me for sale, TO which invite the al
tention OF those desiring improved lands in
Kansas. Two claims are situated contiguous to
each other, and should be purchased by different
individuals who are connected in business. One
is all timber, the other all prairie. There Is a
double log house and forty sores under good
fence on one OF the claims. s Esd as@
Another claim four miles from Lawrence, and
same distance FROM Eecompton. House on claim
and aboHt Is acres planted. s
Also acclaim three miles from Lawrence, nearly
covered with timber suitable for saving pnrpo-
ses. Log cabin and thirteen acres under good
rail fence on premises. ~ sk
The above, with several Other choice claims.
viii Be pointed out 20 those desiring improved
lands IN Kansas.
- Persons having claims TO sell. e well e
those desiring b. buy, should cali on me st The
6. ". BRoWN.
Lsxrsncs Ssp.. %, '55.
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PLOWS! PLoWs!!

procured the agency of SAMSON,
II WALKER & Co.'S celebrated Steel Clippe,
Prairie and FarnsGag PgOucS; manufactured al
BelIville Ill.,, we are prepared to fill all orders
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Flows are manufactured expressly for
the wants of the West, and with view to dur;i-
bility. &c. Their merits have been fully tested
and thus we can freely recommend them.
Persons ordering can Judge of the size wanted
description, DC, from the character of soil and
strength of team. The Prairie Flows are from
Il to 20 inches fuFTow, or larger if ordered. The
Corn or Farming Flows vary in size from One
Horse No. 4, to Nos. 5, SO Large Two Horses
Roll. All have steel points and mould boards
Prairie Flows vary in price from ST to go
numbers named-Corn do. from 50 30 to $40 %
manufacturers prices.
Send your orders with specifications, and they
viii be promptly filed.
T. a. HUNT & Co.,
40. 1s Lesee, 81. Louis, 10.
ADrl IL -
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From various sources, says the New
Orleans Creole, we have come In pos
session of facts which go TO show that
the French, German. Swiss, Hungarians
and other foreigners viii, ere long, make
a strong demonstration to form a Free
State out of Western Texas. We have
lately conversed with men from that part
of State, and they unhesitatingly aver
that the foreigners there are TO man OPP
posed to slavery. There are also men
from the North who are insiduous lead
ers in the movement, and are urging the
foreigners to take bold stand in favor
of the project. They are busy in the
work of drilling them for the contest,
and already boast of having ten thou
sand voters.
The struggle for division will soon
commence, and although natives of the
State would like to see a division, yet
they fear to test the question But
whether they move or not, the foreigners
will move for them, and bring on the is
sue. The longer the natives of the State
delay action on this subject the worse it
viii be for them, for their opponents are
gathering numerical strength, and will
doubtless oyerwhelm them sooner or la
ter, unless our present patent process OF
naturalization is speedily arrested. These
patent mills are grinding out voters with
astonishing rapidity, and the hopper is
kept full of fresh grist from the old
world.
Gentlemen who have lately visited
that portion of the State confirm the
above statements. There is food for re-
Election to Southern men in this matter,
and the sooner the issue is promptly met
the better it win be for all parties. What
will our Texas exchanges say to this state
of things? 1t will be remembered that
few months ago, j. A. Wilcox publish
ed letter in the organ of the American
Party at Aberdeen, Miss, in which the
facts alluded to by the Creole we're put
forward with considerable power
whereat the anti-slavery press affected to
laugh and make merry generally.
Mr.. Wilcox nevertheless spoke the
truth. The foreign population of Wes-
tern Texas is thoroughly abolitionized,
and as proof, the Germans publish and
support an incendiary sheet at San An
tonic, called the San Antonio Zietung.--
These people own no negroes, nor DO
they wish slavery either PEoN OF of the
Southern stamp.-MoJiie News.
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w Mr.. ABBOTT, at Blanton; Mr.
SEXTON, at Topeka; Mr.. PARTRIDGE, Al
Osawatomie and SroRRs j. PERsALL
two miles west of Lawrence, have each
parchased and set in operation a Little
Giant Corn Mill, and are supplying the
public with a good article of corn meal
One or two others have been furnished,
bat there names are forgotten. We have
bat two more mills at Kansas city sub.
iect to eurorder. and these viii be gone
in few. We shall have another supply
with the FIRST opening of navigation.
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Hurra for the Veretah,.,

THE subscriber would inform tbo..l
4 inhabitants of awreace ara W.;
nerant of the fact. that he has a,srai
eeeded m obtaining supply of NOS Il
ano-seorbut:e articles of diet. which, ~
Tor sale at his NEW PROVISION So ?
~ Massachusetts street. He Is now dsS !;
proving to all concerned, that il is +,
healthy to i've on vegetables than on ~
course IRON perfectly disinterested mo,iy,
mas made arrangements for the runnI
teams regularly to the Mother country, l
ne hopes 70 De able to keep on hand conI
enough of the articles calculated b. TeyoIe
Peutes Of the people, to atone for the Io1
ssnce from the market of almost every nj
Missouri pork. -
IA For sale rs above SupEIriNE FLoi
superior SEED WHEAr, at the lowest
prices. n STE,
Lawrence, Sept. 5, 1s55.-6m.
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E. A. Hunt & Co.

General Coninsissios, Prodace, and F5rcardiae
4sresants, No Is Lesss, 81. Louis, H..
nj BAH orders for any description of Mer-
IN. chandise, when accompanied with remit
lance, viii meet with prompt attention. The
commission for buying any amount over fifty
dollars viii be 21 per cent; under fifty dollars
per cent. Thesubscribers win eonfne themselves
strictly to legitimate commission business, and
they viii at all times be prepared to make liberal
advances onconsignpents.
REFEREScEs n KAN Sass. C. Pomeroy, ESQ.,,
DR.. G. Robinson.
F. a. HUNT, Late of Hubbell & Hunt,)
81 j. EDW ARD HUNT. sl
S. LOssis. dLrsz L. 1855
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abor IS botk tie stimuIas and rsNard D

Iabof IS both the stimulus and reward OF
all industrial toll! ss - 2
Has it never struck our legislators that
land per Sc is no more property in coma
aeereiat sense than are suffrage, freedom
of speech, or freedom of Worship That
they have as good a right to enact laws
for the sale and conveyance Of my right
to worship. to vote, to speak or to think.
as they have to force away from me my
right in and to the soil. If man has
neither social or moral right to sell
his mental and moral freedom, by what
principle of equity or sound jurispru-
dence do they deprive him of his right
Of soi, or convey TO him or his moneyed
master the right to buy and sell that
highest of all earthly rights-au inher
|ent rights right TO some spot upon
earth wherein to rest his weary head,
erect the family altar, and gather around
him family ties-there to worship God,
there to love his country and his neigh
bor-things impossible in the chaos of
existing social institutions, where every
mans hand is raised against his neigh
bor.-where wealth lets no man breathe
without a commission upon the priYii-
lege, nor any man work without de-
ductions upon his labor while the un-
employed are increasing like leaves of
autumn, and becoming an institution
in our midst with never enough remu-
neration, or chances for labor to beget
the habit or reward the desire. Land
limitation laWsean alone save us as peo-
pie from the social decay that has ever
attended the race, and the Great West
should inaugurate it. a @
q F es WILLIAM YOUNG.
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Notice

> hereby given to z. Chapman. Of III
avrence, 4. r., that the farm ela IN
lsia near said town. and which + - /
ana pretended 10 sell TO one Jobn >
snan Pfs-empt aad hold. q | have -.
elected therefrom By threats and demon ,,.
q xielshce. Sad shapman hes not : $
I'M ~ ~ thereto, and shall prove INV t;t.s
an eisl'aee; all persons therefore. are
not 70 purchase lois OF city interests of sa;,
man or Wood, located upon said clam Is T,''
have no hight 10 sell the Same ana MI. :.
favor OF the movements now be;ne n -
outsiders to break sY the settl.7, .s,,,e, !
last, shall transfer sad ;dssteTbe.n.;s
ue5s. g. JENP
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BOOKS! R0oKsIt

A FINE selection of School an M;..o,,,
"A Books are kept for sale at tile o.ssre
hsrdEd Freedom, among which nre IT,
ines Of History, Heroines of the Crusades
Book OF Martyrs, Perilous Adventures al
eiers, Farm and Fireside, Cruise in thu n,
ranean, Hurry Graphs, People Have NJ.
6eHers, Fun lettings, Autographs for En-
GREAT Cities OF the World, Frank Freeman
Der shop, Mirror of the Soul, Antioui
Mestern New York, Signers OF the Della
Army Of the United States, Geographical
~ of New York, Pocket and quartz Biol
Also, large supply of Toy Books for chi
We have also very superior article of
cap and Letter Paper, Pens, Penholders.
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes, Faber'
ellis. dc. LII. BROWN =,
LAWRENCE, Feb. 8, Is5a.-tf
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WILLIAM YOUNG.
Important Discovery at Babylon.

Col. RaWlinson has just discovered
among the ruins of ancient Babylon an
extensive library-not indeed, printed
on paper, but impressed on baked bricks
containing many and yoluminous trea-
ties on astronomy, mathematics, ethnol-
ogy, and several other most important
branches of knowledge. These treati-
ses contain facts and arguments which.
in his opinion, will have no small opera
ton on the study of the sciences to which
they relate, and which throw great light
upon biblical history and criticism; and
the history of our race.
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Eohscco.

That was sensible answer of the
physician who was Intercepted whether
tobacco was injurious to the brain p
..No. |" replied the son of Esculapius.
"for no person WITH BRAINS viii make
use of It. %
We never see person smoking ei-
gar without calling to mind 9 definition
we read some years ago, to the effect
that it's "A cylindrical roll of tobacco
with Ere st one end and a fool at the
other.o
Lovers of the weed win do wei TO put
the above in their pipes and smoke them.
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Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby notified that have
"A taken the claim lying east of the claim now
occupied by Edward Clark. Attorney at Law,
and caused u house to be built on said claim
All persons are cautioned against making i'm
provements on said claim, or paying any mon
eys that may accrue from the use OF the house OH
said claim, IA intend to pre-empt said claim,
and sue for all moneys arising from the hire OF
said house or claim. j. IL .SIIIHRON.S
Lawrence, Aug. IL. 1886.
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Abolition of Slavery in Egypt.

A recent letter from Alexandria states
that the Egyptian government has lately
put into execution the decision come to
by the divan, relative to the abolition OF
slavery. Not only is it not allowed any
longer to buy or sell slaves in Egypt, but
all those in the possession of private in
dividuals were informed that they are
free. All of them Immediately left
Gatignaai's Messenger.
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City Lots and Farm Claims.

Upon the urgent solicitation of several friends
" have determined upon giving some portion
of my attention for the future TO the sale of CITY
furnishing me with description of their loca-
ton, advantages. and price. viii find a ready
purchaser. SEES s
have several very desirable farm claims at
my disposal, situated near the city of Lawrence,
on which sundry improvements have been made.
Also several city lots and interests in this and
neighboring towns. g. w. BROWN.
Lawrence Sent '55
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R0GGs & SCOTT,
Westport, 10,

DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicais
II Pesfumery, Fancy Articles Brushes, GiEss-
ware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs. and 81
kinds of genuine and popular Patent Medicines
Assortment very extensise and complete whole
sale and retail 1t the iosest prices All articles
warranted pure.
They also keep variety of Miscellaneous and
School Books, Stationary, Envelopes, Note Pa
per, Notices, Steel Pens, DC, &c.
Oct. Is, 1855.
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Ready Made Frame Houses.

VNHE subscriber having contracted for large
Il number of the above houses, is prepared TO
furnish those in want. They are of different sizes
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
A line addressed to z. Simmons, Kansas, No.,
will meet with prompt attention.
REFERENoEs.-S. c. Pomeroy, Esq, Kansas
city, No.; DIR. C. Robinson, and G. w. Brown,
Esq, Lawrence, X. T. Z. SIMMONS.
June Is, '55.-tt
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H The National Democracy is in
want of a watch-word. The last one,
bequeathed to them by Gen. Cass, the
tattered shibboleth, "squatter sovereign
ty," was SO dirty that the people would
not pick it up. We offer them one at
once tough and true-"Plunder nation
al; principle sectional. '-Bangor Aer-
curQ.
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A Man and Woman Wantad.

ITO assist in a hotel during the winter The
l. former to cut and draw wood, see to stock,
and make himself generally useful the latter
to DO Homework, sewing, washing, &c A suit
able couple will find q good comfortable home
for the winter. Apply Immediately at the TE-
cUMsEH HOTEL.
IecGDiseh, AoU. 10, '55.
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John Baldwin. Ferryman.

IIAG just eompleted his new ferry boat, and
il i holds himself in readiness TO take passengers
and teams over the Kansas river, opposite Law
renee. ct all hours, on application, 8. the usual
prices. He s #
Lawrence, June2, 1855.
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G. P. Lowrey.

A TToRNEY AT LAW. and General Ia
"A Agent, Lawrence, K. !.
REFERENCES Hon. Andrew H. Reeder. q
S. C. Pomroy. Lawrence Wm. c. Bryant: h
New York city; Hon. Asa Packer, Maneh Chp
Pa: Hon. WILDER Curtis, Ct. harrington, Ma
Lawrence, Oct. q, '55.-tf
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Graham Fleur, Lard. &c.

lust received st S7EARss' q lot of good Ora
y ham Flour also LAID, and 100 Bushels OF
those splendid Potatoes We have been expecting
80 long. Nov. IL, 'o5.--zt. s
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e We are informed Chat she vomen

of Lawrence proved themselves hero
ines, true As steel. While their husbands
were throwing up earthwork defences
aud going the dFiliof martial exercises,
they we're engaged tsring every mo-
msut they could spsfe rom thsif do
mestic occupation. IN making up ball
cartridges. with which TO make sAe ruff
fans bite the dust. shaunon's tan of
subjugating snch ; people IS 3 absurd
ss % spslk Of digging down the Rocky
Mountains viii ) psxtss spooa f-
sskys 6uzsss.
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Notice.

THE subscriber having purchased and erect
Il ed a LITTLE GIANT CoRN MILF ut his
place half mile south of Blanton's Bridge is
prepared to grind corn in the ear for stock feed
Also Meal and Hominy for family use.
fAS All orders attended to at short notice, on
reasonable terms. JAS. B. ABBOTT.
Blanton, Nov. a, '55.-tf.
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Teeumseh Hotel.

THIS large H.tef, containing sixteen
L sized, well finished and comfortably
nished rooms, is now ready for public aeeol
dation. Stables and other conveniences G
premises. Public patronage is invited. j
and accommodations furnished for public
ings. conventions. courts. &c.
Tecumseh is situated sixty miles west of
port, twenty miles west OF Lawrence, ffty
miles W. 5. W. OF Leayenworthssixty miles
e. Of Council rove, sixty miles South OF Ne
ka boundary, sixty miles north of Sue and
Agency.
Lady and gentlemen travellers may rely
obtaining COED Recommendations and good
Tecumseh, K. T., Aug. -, ls55.-tf.
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Eoenonic.

Anan Who ckews Sa5 worth of to,
bacco annually. and stops his paper be-
cause he eannos oford % taxa L.
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DR., Jno. P, Wood

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
l. CHANT. has just completed his new Ware
house on the Leyee, and is ready to receive the
consignment of goods, either on commission or
otherwise. 5E a
Lawrence, June ?, lS55.-G.
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Herring's Patent Champion
Proof Safes.

WITH HALLS PATENT PowDER-P Poor 10
Which ReceiEed the Prize Medals al tie ~
fur, LCaadOaa, lS5l- Wor1d's fGir, Aew
1864
NNHE subscribers are the only persons au
i lied 70 make and sell the above renor
SAFES and LOCKS III the State of Missouri, an
can and will furnish them ut New York man
tuners prices-watranted free from dampne
RODENTS & DAYl
Depot No. Is Leyec and 70 Commercial S
one door from Chestnut, st. Louis.
July Il, lS55.-ly.
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81. Wells & Co.,

Il, ORENCE, Mass, manufacturers of w
Il Patent Portable Saw Mills; admitted
best in the United Suites. Single mills with
inch TO ~ inch Saw Double Mills, adapte'
cutting all sized logs to ~ feet in dianetel
Childis Circular Saw Mills constantly on ha
Mills shipped to any part of the country, seer
" boxed, warranted to give satisfaction.
Florence, Mass. Aug. %, ;55.-2m.z
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Rev Grocery Store /.

AIHE subscriber has added 70 bis form
In stock of Provisions. supply OF nearly ,
kinds eff Groceries. which are offered cheap
cash. or produce Of all kinds.
WAsriD-W White Beans Butter, PeFk, Lal
Cheese, Eggs, Potatoes. &c. IL.
Lawrence, Dec. Soft 10 Massachusetts,
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G. ". Brown,

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, and other
" struments of Writing under Seal. and Del
sitions for fennsylyania, Massachusetts,, "
mont. Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, ind New York
attend TO the duties Of his Office on application
the HERALD OF FKEEpoN Office.
Lawrence, May II, 1s55.-H
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81 In the bright lexicon OF youtk
there Is no such word ss-gAgIi
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Notice.

IL persons are hereby notified that as %
Il as The land tfiice il epened, shall pre-eni
the n w. quarter Of section %. 10, sec. l.
Said elai m took en- abe 2eth day Of Gar
last. O. W. UEIIZLEh
Lawrence. Dec. 90, 1855. ga sze-sm'
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1000 AGENTS WANTED.

1000 AGENTS WANTED.
ONE THOUSAND AGENTS Wanted immedi
" ately, in every part Of the United States, &c
canvass for subscribers TO the HERALD OF FREE
DOM. A liberal commission paid for services
and no capital required. Address
g. w. BROWN & CO.,
LAWRENCE, K. T., Feb. S.-tf Publishers.
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Allen & Gordon.

nEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
u Groceries, Topeka, K. T. Call and exam
inc. June Is, lS55.-tf
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caution

A Ii persons are cautioned against buying >
"A note made by a. II. MALLORY to j. s. MoTT
OF Lawrence for about $35, as the note was Civ
en- for company property in which I had joint
interest with Mr.. Mott, and Mr.. Mallory has
been forbidden to pay the same.
L. S. BACON.
Lssreses, Oct. 70, 1855.
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T Aw Office so Mass St., up stairs.
IL Lawrence, Jan, s., '55
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DR.. E. 4. Barnes,

physician d SURGEON, Main street, Law
i renee, K. I. June %, '55.-tf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-11
JOY T6 THE AFFLICTED.

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN ON HAND
ENHE kno family Medicine TOR Burns Coughs
n Colds Sore chroats and Quinsey. Will Diarrhea
Cholera Morbus Cramps and Spasm Will cure Fever
Agu9 and known fail. Daily and hourly
thsMedicne the
An agent wresI hal rather my life witt
other One and atry the remedy satisfy
yourselves Increased sales in Indiana thousand
bottles increase than other Medicine
before the public For sale by all
gissin the United States British America California
oregon.
WHOLESALE AGENTS:
LEIGH VERLING Evansville, Ind ,suecessorsto Kel-
Ter FarDseY.
0HAs II CLARK. Vincenues. Ind
JOHN D. PAEK, Cinctnn ati Okioean be obtane
at maaufaeturers' prices. BOfp STONE CO.,
octi-6mW Maumee City. Ohio
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NEW AREsANCEmENT.

order that be able to devote my time part
ii larly to the Iron AND HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed part OF interest the e.
Gerry house to Hr. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will CO
the old stand under the style of ORR
Co. with complete of everything in the Grocery
line would take this opportunity of returning sincere
hanks the paying the house for the very liberal
patronage extended Tor and respectfully ask
them continue their firm, would
the slow pay all gentlemen that they need
aot ask credit at this house.
March 1855, SAMCEL ORR
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DIS. BRAY q PENNINGTON,

ESPECrFULLY inforv the citizens Evansv lie
III its veinsv that they have formed partnership the
practice of Medic and Surgery.
Having actively in the profession a
eros eeutnry and become familiar with the diseases incl
dent to this climate they their experience
cess viii entitls them share of public
Their otce Firsr Main Locust
posite the Post Once where eihe both of them
consulted unless absent on professional business.
aRlS-tf
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CLOTHING, &C.
THE ALLIES sVRRENDERED!:

SINCE MESSRS. AHLER1NG DRUMMER HAVE
leased the Oh Corner Stand Water under the
Journal filled ing with the largest
and ateststylss Fall aud Winter Clothing Fur
nisaDr Goods and sell them astonIshngy low the
ALLIES COMPELLED SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems sind Boys, readymade Clothing
Hats and Trunks together the
Gentle Dress Goods and Tajors nrphipg Goed3
ever brought to this city Their facilities for and
Manufacturing superior atheT house In the eVy
which email iesthem all h siOzders with the best
ofgood and the hest bargains Country city
and the public generally respectfully invited call ad
their New Stock Reduced Prices before purehes
ng elsewhere. decls-tf