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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-05-03
HEAD QUARTERS!
Cogswell & Corbett,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
In Dry-Goods, Groceries, and Clothing,
aSyatA- IKest Carner Public .SguGrs,
Lpdependepee, AtSsousi.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
i the prblic that they have taken the house
and bought out the goods of Wilson & Parker.
Our stock consists of fancy and staple DRY
GOODS and CLOTHING, besides an assortment of
Boots, Shoes and Groceries, all of which viii be
sold at fair prices to cash and prompt customers.
1t is our intention in the spring to import from
the East one Of the largest stocks of Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries ever brought to this
market: and will buy from the first hunds.
and principally for cash, with the intention OF
doing large Jobbing business, we will be able
to sell to Country Mere hants and others in the
trade, at small advance on eastern cost Our
old customers and the public generally are in
yited to give us call, dis are confident that
We can please them in both goods and prices.
0. Ii. COGSWELL.
JOHN C0RBErT
We take pleasure in recommending oar sue
cessors, Messrs. Cogswell & Corbett, to the pub
lie as men worthy of their confidence.
WILSON & PARKER.
Independence. No.. Feb. I'd, 1886.
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Bailey. Anthony & Co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL D ,alers in
w Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crock
cry, Boots and Shoes, Jewelry, de-, corner of
Delaware and Second streets, Leavenworth City,
Kansas Territory. Mar. Is, '56-Sm*
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@. D. ELLIS. Us. LAVENDER. JAS. SMITH, II
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ELLIS, LAVENDER & CO.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS,
MO. 4s MAIN STREET, corner of Pine street,
In St. Louis. Mo-, are now receiving their
spring stock which is of superior quality and
style. being manufactured especially to our order.
Comprising Il ciIoise assortment OF Ladies' Miss
es and Chiidrens' fine stock, also large assort-
ment of Gents and Ladies' Phiiadeiphia make.
All of which they VIII sell to prompt men or for
cash at small advance over eastern prices.
An examination of our Stock is soiieted.-tf
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Business CARDS.
q. ". BABcocK.
P. RICHMOND BROOKS.
Brooke & Babcock.

ID ECEEVfNG, Forwarding and Commission
n Merchants, No.fIssyee, Lawrence, Kansas.
REFERENCES HornsBy & Ferrill, Lawrence,
Kansas; j. Riddlesbarger & Co., Kansas City,
No.; Northup & Click, Kansas City, No.; T.
A. Hunt q Co., st. Louis, No.; B. Slater, st.
Louis. Mo.
- Packages intended for our care should
be 50 marked. Mar. Is, ,56-ly
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Council Honse. council CITY, <. 7:

THIS HOUSE has been recently fitted up m
L der the supervision of the Trustees of COun'
eli City, for the accommodation of Emigrans
and Travellers, where they viii find CAD aecon-
modations at moderate prices. !,
Mr.. LoBD; the lesee. il agent for the sac =
City Lots. lie is also employed to render gTass =.
styasay all needful assistance TO emigrants ID =
selection of : Claims. . and te give any otll:r y
formation that may be desired about the eeSF
try. DC.
Done BY order of the Trustees.
March /. :56.-tf MARCUS IL. ROSE. Sec
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THE EMPORIUM OF TRADE!
New Store and New Goods!

n w. & w. HUTCHINSON & CO., are
Os just opening at their new and commodi-
GUS Sales Room, the largest and best selected
stock of Goods ever offered in Kansas, for whole
asle and retail trade and while they acknogl-
edge their obligations to the public Tor past IA
vors, they would respectfully invite them to no
tice their extensive facilities lately added. for
furnishing everything the western trade de.
mands at one place. They have already secured
very hnttering
WHOLESALE TRADE
with Interior towns, and can warrant their goods
at lower prices than can be found at any store
west Of st. Louis. In every instance where they
have filed orders for country trade they have
been gratified to know that better satisfaction
has been given than by going to the States to
purchase. 1t is especially in the Dry Goods de-
partment that they promise great bargains, as
they purchase at the East, and require bs$ on
moderate proft added to the original cost.
Their neighbors who wish to study economy
and save their money, would do well TO cali and
examine their piles of
PRINTS. .GLEGH4AS, DELALNES, BE-
RA GKS, Cashmcres with trimmings to match,
gloves and hosiery, erayats, Napoleon ties. white
eambries, lawns and muslins, colored eambrics
and silicias, jeans, cotton and woolen knitting
yarn, saddler's silk. bleaehed cottons, drillings
denims, sheetings and hannels of all kinds.
SUGARS of all grades and prices, from IL
to Is cents; syrup and moiasses, coffee, spices
ground and unground, lard, fish, linseed, lard
and neats-f foot oil, white and red lead, turpen-
cine and paints, window glass, nails, hardw are,
trockery, glass, stone, wooden and tin wares !;
IRON, round and square. at wholesale
FURNITURE md HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS of all descriptions; doors, sash
glazed and unglazed, carpets. mattresses.
hats, CAPS AND f'URS of every quail
ity and color; BOOTS and SHOES adapted to the
western trade.
HARNESSES, SADDLES, BRIDES,
martlngales, saddle-bags, horse blankets, straps
of many kinds, buckles. spurs.
stationery. PENS, PEHC1LS, Sand
boxes, cards, portfolios, paper hangings, looking
glasses.
YAFKEE NO7IONSof over hundred va
rieties, to please both the old and young, with
numerous other things that cannot well be de-
scribed.
They have also commenced the MERcHASi,
TAILORING BUSINESS, and besides their fine
stock of brOadcloths, doe skins, eassimeres,
vestings and tailors trimmings, they have at ali
times the largest stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
for gents, youth, and boys, ever opened in
Kansas.
PROFESSIONS Of all kinds; Sweet and Irish
potatoes, apples, butter, cheese, eggs, honey,
DC, DC, constantly OH hand, with many other
things tedious to mention-making in all stock
of about
$4,000 werth of Goods
that must be sold low FOR CASH ONLY.
No. 13 -Ha$eachasttts Street.
Towrapao Nov II 1S55
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The New Market and Provision Store

MASSACHUSETTS STREET, SOUTH OF THE STORE
OF HoRNsBY FERRIL, LAWRENCE.
JNOR SALE, Groceries. Provisions and Country
i Produce. Also, MEATS of all kinds, fresh
and picked. eB Beef, Pork and Game con-
stantly on hand and for sale at the lowest rates.
March /, '56.-tf a. A. FAXON.
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DR.. Jno. P. Wood.

EORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
l. CHANT. has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee, and is ready to receive the
eonsignmentof of goods, either on commission or
otherwise.
Lawrence, June 2, 1S55.-T
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G.. w. Brown.

0OMMISSIoNER of DEEDS, snd other In
~ struments of Writing under Seal, and Depo-
sitions for Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, Yer
mont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, and New York, viii
attend to the duties of his office on application at
the HERALD OF FREEDOM Office.
Lawrence, May IL, 1e55.-tf.
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JOHN DEERES
CELEBRATED MOLINE PLOW

WHICH WAS AWARDED THREE FIRST PREMIUMS
AT THE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR, IN 1856.
YTIHE subscriber is permanently located at
L Moline. on the Mississippi river. three miles
above Rock Island, and being the Pioneer Plow
maker in the Western States-haying been en-
gagged exclusively in the Piow making business
in this State for the last eighteen hc fat
able to offer the farming community larger
and better assortment of Plows than any other
manufacturer in the West. The very best OF
stock is now used, and none but the best and
mos. experienced workmcn employed in
their manufacture. Any Of the following list
of Plows can be furnished at wholesale or retail.
on short notice, and can be orwarded to any
point on the Missouri river in the season OF nav
igation
No Germ an stael stool landslide el;yDerS
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s. Whitehorn.

PHYSICIAN, oBsTETRicIAN AND oHRUReEoN.
A LII calls attended to promptly. Surgical
n cases viii receive special attention. Drugs
and medicines for domestic use Office, Man
haitian. K. I. dec. 22-ly*
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G. P. Lowrey.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and General Land
"A Agent, Lawrence, K. T.
REFERENCES Hon. Andrew H. Reeder, Gen.
S. C. Pomroy, Lawrence; VIM. C. Bryant, Esq,
New York city; Hon. Asa Packer, Mauch Chunk
Lawrence, Oct. 81, '55.-tf
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'GE, J. SMITH, v. H. sHITH,
Partridge & Co..

WHOLESALE GROCERS and Commits
w sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 81
North seeond-st., st. Louis, No., will make lib
eri.l cash advances on cpnsignments OF pTednce,
for sale in st. Louis, New Orleans. New York
and Boston.
st. Louis, Oct. II, '55.--1y..
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James w. Skinner,

D ECEIvING, FORWARDING, STORAGE.
Ii Commission and LUMBER Merchant. on
Water, Cherokee and Main streets, Leavenworth
City, Kansas Territory. Mar. 10, '56-1y*
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]. N. Reed & CO.,

ID ECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COM
Ii MISSION MERCHANTS, Leavenworth
City. Kansas Territory, Second and Cherokee
streets. Mar. 10, '56-ly#
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AYCHIGAN DOEBLE PLOW,

AIGHIGANs DOtBLE 4PLOW
in the western States lie would call the atten-
ton of Farmers and others interested 10 the
merits of this Piew. W lien used as a breaking
ploH IL turns the sod over into the bottom of
the furrow, and the back plow brings up the sod
loose and covers it completely, leaving smooth
aud light seed bed, enabling the new conner in
the West to get a good crop from his first plow-=
ing-as good as can ever be raised on the soil.
The sod. stubble, clover, manure, or whatever
else lies upon the surface of the ground, Is put
down so low being In the bottom of the furrow1
that q eniivator or drag viii not bring it up.
Sod Is made us mellow as summer faIlow, and
for corn, viii tend with about one half the labor
it would require after single plow. Another
advantage Of this pIow over any other is, that
il wih plow deep trench furrow and viii draw
easier than single piow. run at the same depth
and width. and tie draft is AS light with the for
ward plow as without it. This Pioys is manu-
faetured from the very fine quality of German
steel it has been so altered by the subscriber
that 1t warranted 10 seour in any western
soil. The first premium has been awarded this
ploW a. being the best now IN use TO all purposes
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Iilineis, aud al
Q sery county Fair at which it has been exhibit
ed. The following Houses on the Missouri riv-.
or have his Plows for sale, to whom he would
refer:
Messrs. ]. W. Il T. H. ELLIS, Westport, No.;
WALLACE q DoHALDscx. Lexington = =
N. LAKELAND q Co.. st. Charles -
Jso. PAUL, Esq, st. Charles. No..
J. III. IEGHTskR; ESQ, !. St. Louis, No.
Orders accompanied with cash or good refer
enees. VII receive prompt attention.
Moline, Z. !. Co., H., Feb. 2, 1s5s.-4fn
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R The Kansas committee, with a
delegation from that appointed in our
city, went to ST Louis yesterday to con-
fer with the agents of Eastern emigration
In reference 10 the concentration of the
emigfants at this point Immediately TO
embark hence to Kansas The commit
tees have gone to work in earnest. and we
tlust We shall be able to chronicle the
completion of arrangements at an early
day.-Alson Courier.
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cEvERAL valuable CITY INTERESTS for
y sale cheap, by q. w. BROWN.
Lawrence. Dec. 1. IS.
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100, 600 Usage Orange Plants,

OF the best qualify for heaging, for sale =
u our nursery on Rock Greek. miles $ ". y.
of Lawrence, ut $500 per thousand. We viii =
so set the hedge and warrant it to grow, for sae
cts per rod. Orders left at the Post otfes J
Lawrence. viii receive prompt attention.
JOSEPH GARDINER & ".
Jans19. 1856. If
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N. MCRACKEN.

VNHOLESAuE and retail Grocer, and Com
w mission Merchant, On Water street, south
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Allen & Gordon.

DEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
II Groceries, Topeka, K. T. Call and exam
.ne. june 16, 1S55.-tf.
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E0WLERS & WELLSS publications for sale
l. ct ths HxRk1D or gsxKD0H 0syrsx.
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Edward Clark.

A TToRNEY, SOLICITOR, & COUNSELLOR,
IA and General Land Agent. Office on Massa-
chusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
Lawrence, Feb. II, 80.
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THEODORE G. BARKER.

OCOECldt
The members of these companies, as
geral thing, are young men of good
parentage and qui.s gentiemanly in their
behavior. They have no fixed motive
in going to Kansas except to vote to
make it a pro-Slavery State. have con-
versed with them, and they say that they
intend returning to their homes again as
soon as the question is decided.
1t is to be hoped that the Northern
men will arouse to renewed action. The
Southerners are going in thousands to
Kansas. are armed and equipped for bat
tie. Let our Northern Railroad pass
Kansas emigrants free. Why not?
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E1 John Sergeant, q bone player in
Emmit's Vsrieties, Chicago, made q
pledge never again TO drink liquor, and
promised to shoot himself il he violated
it. He broke his pledge last week, but
kept his promise, and is nov at the point
of death.
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CERTIFICATE.
CHARLESTON, S. G.,

owe hereby certify tina Mr. -,
the bearer of this, is true Southern man
in sentiment and emisrates to Kansas
with bona fde purpose of becoming an
inhabiiant thereof, and of aiding the
constituted authorities in maintaining the
Government and Laws now in force in
said Territory, or such other laws as may
be passed for the Preservation of Slave
Institutions, and we earnestly commend
him to the kind offices and friendly servi.
ces of all who are in favor of maintain
ing the rights of the South.
WILLIAM WHALEY,
S. G. TUPPER,
VIM. D. PORTER,
j. w. EASON, :.
THEO. G. BARKER,
w. Il. TABER,
A. F. BROWNING,
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
VIM. H. TRESCATT,
A. w. BUNNET,
w. E. MARTIN,
WM. LIBBY,
F. D. RICHARDSON.
Executive Committee of the S5ciety
for the aid of the Slave Settlement of
Kansas. Attested by me.
THEOn0RE n RADUED
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G. W. Brown.
John Hutehinsnn

A. TTORNEY AT LAW. May be found at
N the Herald ef FSeed,nn office K. T. Jan. s.
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JAMES DAVIS.
DAVIS & CURRIER,

FORWARDING and Commission Merchants
l. LeayenwOTth City, x. L. teb16-ly
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B. Slater.

DRODUCE DEALER AND COMMISSION
L MERCHANT, No. 1s Leyee, St. Louis, Mo.
Ian. 8. 'a5-
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F. A. HUNT. B. SLATER. J. E. HUNT.
z. a. Hunt & Co.

DRODUCE, Commission and Forwarding
L Merchants, Is Levee, st. Louis, No., be-
tween Pine and Chestnut.
n. B.-Particular attention paid TO filing or
ders for any description of Merchandise and
Produce.
Aay 10, 1ss5.-E
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SQUATTER.
Correspondence .. the ~. 7. Tribune.
Southern Emigration to Kansas.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March IL.
The all absorbing topic of the day is
Kansas. Now as the newspapers are fill
ed with what the Abolitionists are doing,
suppose we have a little of the other
side. During the past month. there has
been man by the name of White lectur-
ing in different towns IN the South about
Kansas. He is a fine looking man, but
rather bfagadocio, and the people gen.
orally don't believe all he says. He is
also very profane. In one of his speech
es he remarked that he never prayed, but
supposed he could pray if he was to try,
and that if he had only one prayer to Of
fer, and his choice was either to pray that
his soul might be saved from hell, or
Kansas be saved from Free State, he
would choose the latter. The man was
married to handsome widow, in Geo.
He is bound to raise up voters to make
Kansas pro-Slayery State. Now, the
newspapers make great hurrah about
the North's getting up emigration socie-
ties to send emigrants to Kansas, but the
people of the North may not be aware
that the South is sending men every day.
There is not a train of cars that passes
over the railroad between this place and
Augusta, Geo., that does not have qaite
a number eff men outward bound for
Kansas; and they are forming companies
all through South Carolina, Georgia and
Tennessee. These companies of men are
all of them armed to the teeth, with
Sharp's rifles, .reyolvers, bowie knives,
DC. Their captain is called treasurer
The railroads all pass them free, and one
company from Charleston, S. c.. came to
this point free of all charge. Each man
is provided with a certificate, of which
the following is true copy:
CERTIFICATE
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4 TTORNEY AT LAW and SOLICITOR IN
n CdANCERY, so Min ST., Lawrence, K. T.
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No. 3, German C. steel, deer tiller, clipper style.
Double and single shovel plows, and tooth
cuitiyaters.
Having obtained the right to manufacture and
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the Pierce dynasty. but alter the Admin
istration, headed by the "tiale giant"
had broke down the Missouri compro-
mise, he set up for himself, and now pub
fishes an independent paper. The Cour-
ier has aiken hold with a hearty good
will to aid Us in getting the line of steam
boats on the Missouri, and as our friends
are deeply interested in that movement,
we hope they will send their subscrip-
tons to that Office. They are qualified
for doing large book and job work
Before we leave this house, we will visit
the BooKBINDERY connected with it,
which is the most complies e of any SINH
iar establishment in the West. We saw
a specimen of work done here, which
was superior to anything we ever wit
messed before. They recently bound a
copy of Harper's Bible, and sold it f,r
S75. the value being chiefly in the bind
ing.
We had designed taking our friends
through couple of hardware establish
menis, book. stationery and wall paper
stores, several additional manufacturers,
DC, but cards were not furnished US by
.he proprietors. We trust they will give
US an opportunity of doing this on our
return to Alton from the East.
We feel assured the reader has more
.nlarged view of Alton than before. and
yet We assure him he cannot form Just
estimation of It's real worth until he has
passed through her streets, and visited
lhe extensive business houses. as We have
done. But We have already consumed
90 much space, and must close tillanoth-
er lime. Very truly,
6. W. BROWN.
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Once Of the Com'nissioner Of !Iotseries,
BALTIMORE. April ls, 1856. 5
de- I'M siOmeF of Il O1lc les

VWNHNE un0cfhh xmeOs NOm smIsssomeT u AOstsEscs
State Of Maryland being In receipt daily OF letters
from various portions of the county, making inquiry to
Lottery with which the country Hooded and which
pnrpoft "dcided by the drawings Of the Maryland Consot
aned takes this method to all such letters
of inquiry inform the public that oil Lotteries pporin3
decided the Maryland Drawings frauds that
certain parties style themselves Morris Co. and pretend
Managers Sole Agents for the Grand Charter Loe
res Gland Ohio mposors andsaid lottery fraud
having neither legal presumpve existence and that
other rm styled Mury Co Cleveland Ohio,
mostos all lotteries hich they profess to be
ayers o agents for are also frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE, Of this city, is the Contractor for
drawing Maryland Lotteries The business conducted
under firm Of r. FRANCE co. Managers, and they
sole agents In the city Of Baltimore There how
forty licensed vendors for the Slate of Maryland
derive license under him. through this Office to sell tick
In the Maryland Lotteries. d. H. McPHAIL.
Commissioner of Lotteries for the State Of Md.
may 12 d3mos
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x1sCRLLAHHous,

which could be relied and
m 8!
@compilshes the purrose designed. n Ia
easy to make physical PA bu. mot easy 70 make the
Of an Psone which would have none ef the objections hut
al tn. want . would rspe ss% 70
public dccon II has been unsossunAe fcr the patient
.na r."r 10 sha bowels not Many them PRO
uee much gripping pain and evulsIon In the system rs to
These ps produce NO pain. unisss arises from
yosy existing obstruction o. derangemeatin the bow
vse IN any Quantity S"s Is better ks s1y medicine should
takcn udcoaay Minute directions for their use In the
box Among the eompain,s which speedily sured
hcn mention Liver Complaint In AL IL various forms
e. os. .s
Asne Pain In the Side and lon. ior In truth all these
An apecn they prompt and relief In Cosissne
pes ehoc Dysentery Hunors sc!cala and seurvy Cods
IN short, any and every wher, pursave required
Tho bnvs produced snsulary sacceful cures In
ss e.s n Ss sna
be freely taken In The spring efhs year 70 purify the blood
eaaons dose atimnla,os the healthy aco and
.a,eres the appetite and ssor They purify the blood And
liz strength Of tho body the wasted dscssed
energies whole organism Hence An eceaaions dose
even though serlous derangcmcn exists hut
dosing should be carried too ar every
pugavo medicine reduces the strength when taken TO ex
thousand IN which physc Required can
here hut they suggest thsnseve 70 the
Of every body and Is confidently believed ih. Pill
been available 10 mankind When their virtues are onso
known tho public will longer doubt what ssnedy to employ
when n need of 3 cathariie medicine. 81 -.
Being sugar wrapped they pleasant take sna being
purely harm can arise IRON their uss IN any guam
Prepared by Dr. JAMES c. R,prse,lcsl and Analytic
ss sy "1 John seay "hr .nS by =.
Druggists and Country Merchants throughout tho State
Purcell Ladd & Co, Richmond, General Agents s. ss d
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BALTIMORE.

vu,O SHIPPERS OF TOBACCO WEST,
u VIA BALTIMORE, MD.-The undersigned. Forward
ing and Agents Of the kairopd al
Bal,tmore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST
and acquaintance with the trade having been for
some consgnees Of large part Of the Tobacco
ing through Baltimore they ater themselves thai they
can give satisfaction to shippers.
Freight as low as by any other line .
Congnmens from the West solicited and pnnctnaly
attended TO- MAGRAW & KOONS,
80 North street, Baltimore.
Refer Jacob Head Co. J. Brandt jr baltimore; r. L.
Dudley w I. Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston, Miller
Crensksw Lynchburg Crenshaw &Co, Richmond.
a
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