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Prairie City Liquor and Gambling
Restrictions.

In every deed granted by the Trus-
tees of the Prairie City Association,
the following stlingentprovisions are
inserted
"Now the party Of the second part
shall not make, store, buy, give, sell
or use, nor allow the manufacture,
storage, sale, gift or usage, as a bev-
erage, Of any spirituous or malt IL
quors on the said premises and any
violation of this provision shall be
a forfeiture of all the right which the
said party Of the second part has ac-
quired to the said premises; and any
gambling for money, or otherwise, by
which anything shall be lost or won,
on said premises, with the knowledge
and consent of the party Of the sec
ond part, shall be forfeiture Of all
the right which said party of the
second part has acquired to said prem
ises and the party of the second
part binds himself to extend these
provisions to his assigns"
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
Shall the Press be Sustained ?

Under the above heading, the Wy
andott City Register makes some re-
marks which are SO pefectly applica-
Bile to these parts, and which express
our sentiments so completely, that we
copy them =
"That is to us an important ques-
ton. There are large number of
persons known as outside proprietors
Of Wyandott City, who have large
interests in the prosperity Of Wyan-
dott, and many there are Of that clas
who have not done the first thing to
sustain us in our eL terprise. We
have an arduous and hard row to hoe,
in the publication Of the Register to
the end Of the first volume. There
are Others who are share holders in
our city who have failed to manifest
any good will towards our underta-
king and yet all will admit that in
no way could the amount necessary
to sustain paper the first year, be
expended, that would do half as much
for onr city, as respectable, conServ-
ative, high toned weekly journal
We shall at any rate, go on and pub
lish the Register, at all events to the
end Of the first volume, and let those
poor narrow contracted souls who
contribute nothing towards its sup
port filch the benefits which to them
is so important and obtained at so
cheap rate, they are welcome to all
they can spunge in than way from us;
we say let them have it we hav,
hitherto blunted losses and we ex-
pect with the Register to do it again,
for the benefit Of those who have
neither the heart or capacity to learn,
the advantages Of liberal press ; we
may always expect to find in every,
community some droneS who live for
no purpose in particular and who
never encourage enterprise M
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
Are You Moving9

Are the people of Wyandott,
Gardner, Olathc, Centropolis, Neo-
sho City. and other towns that ought
to be interested in establishing . line
Of mail stages from Wyandott to
Southern Kanzas, manifesting that
interest which the Importance of the
project demands? viii they be
well represented at the Mass Conven-
ton to be held at Prairie City, on the
"a September? Prairie City must
not be asleep in the matter. Let her
citizens, and all those interested in
her growth and prosperity, be on
hand at the convention.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
REWARE OF THE POPE |

This old sevon-horned monster is now as
busily ~ work with his internal machina.
tions TO undermine our American insttu.
tions, vs. ever. With his insidious smiles
and jealous interest which he manifcsts for
our people, no is rapidly gaining ground In
our country; but in PpAimE ClTy, 30 long as
JOHN GRAHAM, with his army Of ma
sons are At work, thc "old rip can never
obtain foothold
Mr.. Graham Is now prepared TO do all
kinds Of work which Is done with stone,
brick, lime aud sand. llo has In his EN-.
ploy some of tho best worlsmen the country
oifO,ds, aud consequently can do all work
entrusted him in tho most worlsmanliko
Building5 constructed by the Job
or theday according TO tho fancy Of tho
people He may always be found At Prairie
.Ulty. JOHN GRAHAM.
Prairie City, June 15th ls57--llf
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
Hurrah for the Sale |

.NL.Ii IU||NI -LfNL
Several Of the most valuable lots
in Prairie City, are to be sold at pub
lice auction, on next Saturday--sale
to commence at one o'clock Prai-
rie Uitytis among the towns that is,
and IS B,VlIaht ato d. \. Property Is
cheap now--two bundled per cont.
less, wo confidently believe, than il
willsbo one year hence. Don't let
this rare opportunity Of making for
tunes with little means, slip by. Re-
member the eaayand time--Satufday,
Augy 20, at O'Clock, PsM,rQl6 0t
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
Saratoga City for One Dollar f!

oaraCoSa ClCy r0r Une Dollar
10000 SHARES AT ONE DOL
LAR PER SHARE Three springs,
the largest sixty feet by sevcnty-tive
feet, and the smallest ten by fifteen,
and 1872 acres of choice land for ONE
DOLLARl
The subscribers offer the finest site
and location for q city that can be
four d in Kanzas. 1t is located in
Calhoun county, on the Delaware
Trust Lands, in Section 22, Township
8, Range l5-about IA miles North
of Topeka, l6 from Tecumseh, about
25 miles from Lecompton and 80
from Lawrence, and is surrounded
with the finest agricultural land in
Kanzas, which is becoming rapidly
settled by actual settlers, as those
lands arc sold, or being sold at Osaw-
kee, to actual settlers.
The above property is situated in
the most central part of Kanzas, ad-
joining the Pottawatomie Rescrv alton
(Which will soon be open for pre-
emption) and easily accessible from
all parts Of the Territory. These
springs are alone worth double the
money that is asked for the whole
property, and will yield the fortunate
person that draws them an indepen-
dent fortune. The magnitude OF the
largest spring is truly astounding,
being 60 by IS feet, and discharges
water sufficient to supply city, and
is very correctly called the MON
ARCH SPRING OF THE PRAI-
RE The water is pure, cold and
sparkling, and possesses peculiar
mineral property which must render
these. springs the SARATOGA OF
KANZAS. .'
This property has been divided into
10000 shares, at One Dollar share,
and will be disposed of III such n
manner that it will be drawn by one
person.-A Committee of three geM-
tlemen will be formed, (who shall be
elected by the share-hoders), to re-
csive this property, and aftor the sale
Of the shares, supeinlcnd the dispos-
al OF it, The drawing will take
place at Lawrence on the 18th Of 0c-
tober. #
Land and Land Warrants taken in
exchange for shares, and liberal
discount allowed those who purchase
by the quantity,
AGENTS WANTED in every city'and
town in the Territory. Inducements
will be offered which will warrant at
tention to this enterprise.
Address GEO. w. GRAY DC CO.,
Lawrence, X. T., enclosing One Dol
lar, and share will be despatched
by mail, and any information given
that may be reQuired.-One Share
81, Six Shares Si5, Twelve Shares
$40. vi au6 tots
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
Medical Notice.

Tho undersigned respectfully tenders to
the citizens Of Prairie City and vicinity,
his services as practitioner Of Medicine
and Obstetrics. IN "3 Al.,
In his practice he never blceds or blisters;
never prescribes Calomol, Opium, Arsenic,
or any other poison, aud invariably has bet
ter success thin those who use those agents.
A supply Of genuine Vaccine Virus on
hand, and inserted and warranted. 'tfNN
Office and residence on Aurora street,
East side Of Eden Park, Lr..yL s
II. j, CANNlTF, M, D,
Prairie City, June Goth, 1857,
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
PRAIRIE CITY AHEAD!
No use Of going TO Laurence or Leauen-
wonh to do yoar trading, aOhen yoa
can get as good bargains al
home.
SAMUEL Y. SHORE


MOULD most respectfully inform the
w good people of Prairie City and vi
cinty, that the firm heretofore existing
under the name and style of Shore g. Nc.
Manus, has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, and that new firm has been estab
lished under the name and style Of
SHORE g. MEWHlNNEY,
Who are making preparations to drive bu-
biaess on more extensive scale than has
ever yet been done in this region of country
They receive their goods n
DIRECT FROM ST. LOUIS,
And are Therefore enabled to sell them as
low as the merchants of Leavenworth OF
Lawrence, and they invite hepcople to bear
witness that they WILL sell them rs low
They are constantly receiving new sup.
plies Of ... ..y y.t,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, DRY
GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &c.,
And soon will be able to supply the entire
wants of the people in tho mercantile line.
PROVISIONS.
Everything in the line of provisions kept
constantly on hand. . n
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
N. b. Will our customers, who have nc.
counts standing with us, please call imme-
diately and settle the same, 50 as to enable
us to purchase more supplies Of new goodsY
SAMUEL Y. SHORE,
VIM. MEWIiINNEY,
Prairie City, July ls, ls57.-4tf
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

@r1 The Batcsyille, (Arkansao)
Balance says that the wheat crop now
Icing harvested, is the finestin guam
tity and quality ever raised in that
state.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
The Administration "Sound on the
fahl Goose" ot'

Blame not the national admins
tration, as it has done all for the
south she should ask. II has not app.
pointed to single position Of inaps
ence in the Territory q man who is
not o State Rights Democrat, and
who has not given practical evidence
OF his sincerity. IL has not, in any
instance, yielded one iota to northern
influence. "-LeavenworM Joarndi NV
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

EGO Bull, the celebrated vio-
linist, sailed from Boston ON
Wednesday, in the steamer America,
or Europe.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
BLACKsMITHING.

JOHN GRIFFITH would respectfully
inform the citizens. of Prairie City aud vi,
oinity that ho Is now prepared 10 execute
all orders In the line Of blasksmithing that
may be given him. Having nearly recover
cd from the "ngcr," bc can now promptly
attend 10 his business. and will not only do
his work In tho best style, but will do IL
IMsEDiATELY, Hist arc Cash. ,..,,l
'prairio City, Jiihc goth leS7--l.n tN
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

R We invite especial attention
to the article on our FIRST page, enti-.
tied tied, 1.-Two Dollars per Year in.
Advance" siaa rgt m'itf4So3 lsl
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
WILLIAM GRAHAM, ". D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Prairie City, Aan&ay,

= TWW'V V'1yI L4U""WVj
Respectfully returns his thanks to the cit
irens Of Prairie City, for thelibcral patron.
age heretofore bestowed upon him, and
hopes to merit Y continuation Of the same,
He will devote his entire attention to tho
profession and will pay particular atten
ton vt operations in surgery.
Office On Main street. ly
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

AS" The Americans Of Maryland
have nominated Thomas II. Hicks as
their candidate for Governor.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
TRusTEEs, NOTICE.
Take Notice.

61N EoRGE WOLFE would announce tothe
VIcitizons of Prairie City and vicinitythet
he has q number of excellent workpien unS
der his employ, and Is prepared 20 execute
all orders IN tho carpcntcring line with dee
patch, Hc clls au experienced carpenter,
and tho people would do cwell TO employ,
him. Ho is q bona iide citizen, aud Will
attend promptly TO bis business, thus rem.
doring unIire satisfachUn Oils employers,
YfNMlNe Nf 0gnW W ilb off Z
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
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Ey- The State Convention of the
Republicans of New York, is called
at Syracuse on the 23d of September
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PRAIRIE CITY MARKET
PRAIRIE Cry, Aug. q, 1857.

PRAIRIE Cry, Aug, 97, 1857, {,
FLoun--Superfne, $5 so ~ hundred.
WHEAT so "A bushcl,
CoRN--None in market.
Conn MEAL-$2 90. 'ru -H93 y
WHITE BEASs-None in market. ''.
GREEN APPLES Z"
DRIED I" I"
CRAcKERs-2Oc. per. lb. ,pHha..U
Fnrsu BuTTER--25c, W ID, g." | q
OnEEsE-3Oc. " ID. b.
SALERATus-l5c, per b.
BRowN SuGAR-l625c. 4"
WHITE 20 --lS@2Oc per 10.
RloE-l0 to 1870,
TEAs--75c, ,@$l 90
CoFSEE-l625@90c, {"
BEET-5@sc. N ''' '
BAcoN--l209l4c. Z" ,'a
CoDTIsn--lO@l21Sc, 5000" u
MAcKEnEL-l5c. .r.
ToBAooo--5O@60c.
MANILA RoPE-25c.
SoAn-lOc ''3n'f'. WI
CANDLEs-Star, 30@35c. (" H5,i o.
TAILow--l2l6c. s,ar "a 4gDn
CoTroN BATTrNe-20c, .i.,,..
IRoN--7@l0c.' 'f'""' v " 4 o." ~
NAIns1-SlSc ionf 1Il9mihJl 'atu
Loo CuAISA--l0@l2l6c. I" 1n11 al
SAD IRoNs--l0@l2Mc. "0ln.l 3.
HiDEs-Green, Sc. dry, l0c ~ lb So.
SALr--fB sack Of 900 lbs. $5 90.
AxEs--$l 25@$l so. naTl u W4u
Ok Bows--SP piece,50c. s7H, Ht'.
Socks pair, Soc l,I gaii
Bcors-stogics, " pair,$3 5O@$4 90 n.
Calf, I" SIS O0@6 90
esnrEgISos-B Brown, ~ yard, l916@l5c,
,tAfy" Bleached, NJ" l2lS@2Oe.
PRrSTs- " yard, S@l5c. efI0 ca
DELAlNEs-- I" 2OCl35c. iysr ,r'
i0tEALinsecd, " gal, 81 so. NJ
MoIAssEs-- ' ~ Y 81 10. 7 Nl ".
SYRUp-- b,Nil" "i0g$l % aa5Uin1
WooD--Hard, 1p cord, 80 50 .ls
CoAt--Slone, ~ bushel, 25@5Oc
GLASS; BY 10, per light 70,
10 by III lI 'Nc. &
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LuMDEn--Por thousand, $25@35,
SuINcLrs--pcr thousand sb bO@a6 30 4
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Cows--Sl5@eyb
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Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

Y" Joshua r.. GiddingS is SO
feeble that he will probably not be
able to take his seat in the next
Congress.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
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Read the Tpnih about oar Euri oil.

: Y ~,
ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered hor-"
le and the skin on place larger than hand from
traces rubbing tho irsde of ihe thigh applied your
Turf Oh and In day or two he was well Another cast
mule which working 10 my dray became unable to
walk On ekamiong hts foot, discovered nail about two
inches long the head My driver and the ueghbnrs said
he would be good for notnr drew The nall inserted
piece Of lint Turf OH and act him work
and from that he aa lost hour but good
also horse badly Snaggcd the outside OF
his thigh in places about inche deep aud Four
inches wide which he stiff day ruri
Gu applied and brought them entirely sound II
truly OF the greatest remedies for have
known and have lived drug for several years Use
this a. you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove q Co j VI. WEISIGER.
For sale by STRoTHER a WHITEHEAD,
II dom Iynchburg
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u Clothing aud Furnishing Goods ITO Main Street, ldch-
mond, Va t5G Fail Stock le56.
In ealing attention the Stock Of Goods introduced by the
Srstrh,r well Ia notice the fact OF our
rapidly all sections of the State during
The time W. have located in Richmond Aud asan intro
dlcian take advantage OF
this medium which make ourselves known expecting of
course examination all rariie. i Judge for them
selves particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
the customers notions and Judgment must be consulted
all Stock and assure purchaser,
that every tug the GENTS Wearing Apparel Will
and the assorted lines will at all times be
found complete that each customers wants Will be supplied
Having every facility proper prosecution bust
lel make the fact apparent to our customers and
satisfactory During the last have MT
up a Expressly Gents Furnishing ttoHus where
may fluid every thing pertaining 10 that department
In tic tlothug Department guarantee the STOCK 10
perfect loiu of durability Fit and Styles. because we
make n lsevrs and have hesitation in say ing
goods he equal the best work in the
Watching the changes ut Fashion parties
finding the alc, eut aud make in st re-
suiect and approx call Is solicited by
GRO~lIoNG 4 IIPMAN,
NJ, Atut II RipIm "A
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.uIr.E;.1Is rnnouc" Fnom BUCHANAN TO
LYNCIIBuRG AN RICllM,


Fare from Lynchburg 10 Buchanan, ...........Sl %
from yuehhnrE to Charntteyille,.. %
and I'D OF October Packet Boats will
buchanan at A NJ, and I.vnchhnrg nh T. NJ Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday and arrive in II Edmond second day
at Joclock a. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Laohhug at u T. NJ
reach Scoesvle az 100 a NJ and arrive In Char
ottesvie at - T. NJ Leave LSuehburg for buchanan and
Lexington at % a NJ Monday edneday aud Friday, and
l. NJ.
From Lynchhmg Richmond and distance in
Il IItllA
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N Ms y BRO. DYtRs Richmond, Va beg to inform the
of LyuehnrE that they prepared 10 execute
description silk, Cotton Wo"len dy Clean
ing be done in New FORK elsewhere. Wehaye
machinery aud the best o Wokmen aud can guar
slaulion patrons Neriuu silk ard De Lain
yrd fashionable color@ suit the taste of the
uwnor ShaW Of every description dyed or cleaned Grape
lived scarlet other colors equal to import
ed Velvet. eu3 Lon, Sh dress,s eenedad Grease
win. stains ed We intend Ia do work equal to
establishment u-he uled States especially solicit
the Of the citizens of ly helE and Vicinity Cen
t'ntu earn, dyed and cleaned 10 look equal 10
DEM * BRO,
Succ, 3sors Hines Franklin st.. opposite Metropoli
tan Hal, Richmond. Va. srp4-diS
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

u
Gentlemen: NY ehld had commenced breaking out last
fall small which gradually extended Tho
sad including both ears which much by the
m fear that both would drop OF
all Of advertised and domestic remedies without
results then procured and applied little II RI
OIL began get better the bottle broke aud
Piled gals it again began My cider danrh
ter said pa % Of that TurfD sisters heal
looked much better when used 1t We another
bottle, mud her head nearly We'll Tht, agra
vased and hall hour wash IT, and
very offensive One more bottle, oc assured, viii
her entirely but little the disease remaining
entitled this and for the benefit Of others
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully, II I CHALK.
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IL NEW tOStEu>.-Tbe uodcr-ign hay
"a ing associated themselves together under the firm
Al styc Of Thurman Dugdde, Tor tho purpose
Sh the Jewery business its various branches
respectfully inform their friends and the public
Is thai hry Will keep constantly hand Gold and Silver
Anchor and Icpne Watches Breast Pins Finger Rings,
Earrings bracelets Gold Guards aud Fob Chains Seal Keys
spoons all variety Of other articles
dious mention all Of which viii sell low be
bought the All ask Ia call to the public
what we say Is true. JOSEPH THURMAN,
JAMES DISWlDDIE.
II Watches aud Jewelry Repahed at short notice
reasonable old gold and SILVER taken In exchange for
Il. a. d
IA > -
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vessels the first class built the city OF Bal
expressly this trade and haNe superior
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains, well qualified for the trade, aud who Will spare
accommodate. They win owcd up and down
the by steam, and be relied sail promptly
alyerttzcd
Merchants going North ordering goods New York,
viii ind their ship by this line, freight will
always be taken low by other line Packets aud
every effort will be mndo by the agents Richmond and
New york 10 give satisfaction Insurance be effected in
the richmond Fire Association by this line nj per
We respectfully ns and hope succeed IN obtaining uh
SHARE OF patronage
shipped by this limo will be forwarded
free commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston Ss
Vlnnah other Southern Northern port
The vessels will lie in Richmond The Dock New York
berth No. !, Coffee House Slip foot of Nall street
DAVID WM. tUKRlE, Richmond ,..,,
&. II. PERSON, y. Y, He'"''