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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Information.

a friend, writing from Belvidere,
H., inquiries, for himself and others,
in regard to that portion of the Ter
ritory lying south of Osawatomie and
east of the Neosho river. els Mis-
souri,, on the border of this region,
much settled ?" inquiries our CORES
pondent.
All reports concur in representing
this portion of Kansas as very beauti-
full, well watered, and, for a prairie
country, well timbered. Our edit
orial Jottings," in our last number,
are quite full, and strictly reliable, and
no doubt answer, to great extent, the
interrogatories of our friend. Per-
sons resident there will do we'll to fur
nish us with an article setting forth
the advantages of that locality, as 9TH
ers will wish for information On the
same points.
The counties of Missouri, south of
the Missouri river, and bordering on
Kansas, in 1851 were as follows, with
the population annexed: johnson, IA, :
600; Cass, 5000; Bates, 1869; Jas
per, 1923. The population of this
region has greatly increased since the
census was taken nearly six years ago,
and new county, called Vernon, has
been created out of Cass and Bates,
and lying between them. What the
present population of these counties
may be, we have no data to determine.
A friend at our elbow, who has trav-
eled through there, reports that they
are sparcely settled, not as populous
as the settled portions of Kansas.
Attention, at present, is being di-
rected to the Upper Neosho. Travel
ers, who have recently visited the re-
gion of the Cottonwood, one of the
tributaries of the Neosho, say it is
decidedly the best portion of Kansas
now open to settlement. The timber
is more plentiful, the water good and
easily accessible by wells, many of
which have already been sunk. Springs
are numerous lime and sand stone
and stone coal are everywhere to be
found and what is a general induce
ment to pioneers, two steam saw mills
are now in operation on the ground,
and about one hundred families have
paved the way for future emigration.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Kansas Central Committee.


.INHE following are the officers and mem.
Il bcrs Of the Central Committee, as nos
organized. Their principal Office is stLaV-
renee, where they are now ready TO deliva
clothing, provisions, de-, upon written o.
ders from the Local Committees, to those
who need, who have no other visible means
OF support. Small depots OF these supplies
viii be kept open at other points. under the
supervision of the members Of this Commit
tee in those localities.
SAMUEL Z. AAKTIs, President, Topeka !
II. Miles Moore Secretary, Lawrence Jas
Blood, Treasurer, Lawrence Alfred Curtis,
Bloomington j. u. M.Wineheii. Council City !;
j. P. Root, Wabonsa Aaron Dow, Alien p
o. Neosba; William Hutchinson. LawrPnce:
City; Geo. 8. Hillyer. GrasshopDer Falls;
Geo. F. Donaldson, Easton; S. b. MeKinZie.
Manhattan; u. Fennimore, Neosho; Thos.
II. M'Cuiluck, Burr Oak Finance, Commit
tee-Messrs. Blood, Hutchinson and Curtis.
Executive Colnaitfce-W WincheIl, Martin ard
Hillyer.
Lawrence, Nov. %, 1856.
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Kansas will be Free.

IN sPJTE OF
The Old Buck and Border Rufans.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method OF
Il informing the citizens of Lawrence and
vicinity, that he has opened Dagucrreetype
Rooms over the store of Woodward & Fin
ley, on Massachusetts, street, where he NAV
be found at all times ready TO make you
G GooD PiCTUR
He has on hand, at present, large assort-
ment of plain and fancy cases, which, with a
good picture, will be warranted TO please.
He has the pleasure 10 announce that 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.
Il Pictures of children taken in all kinds
of weather.
To those who have patronized him he bcgs
to return his thanks, and trusts that his work
will be guaranty ofthe continuance of pub
lie favor.
G Call and see for yourselves.
JOHN BOWLES.
Lawrence. Nov 6, 1856. 2I6.
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Offer to Test.

The Kansas Tribune thinks its cir
eulation IN the Territory the largest OF
any paper printed in Kansas. We
think our circulation tn Kansas is
nearly, or quite, one third larger than
that of the Tribune, and as a test
propose to our friends to submit our
subscription books to the inspection
of any committee they win appoint. il
.fhey will allow us to do the same with
their books, and we viii publish the
result in our paper. if they viii do the
same in theirs. '.The proof of the
pudding, be-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21

We do not propose to tresspass upon
your time with detailed account of the
origin and progress Of our Territorial
difficulties, but merely to state that they
owed their existence to the action Of un-
authorized persons-designing politi-
Clans outside of the Territory-who
sought to embroil the people here in
strife for the basest of political purpo-
ses.
It was when our troubles were at their
height, your Excellency appeared
among us, clothed with ample authority
20 preserve the peace. By your energy
and decisive action, the contending ele-
ments have been husbed into repose,
and tranquility is restored to the coun-
try. The clash of contending armies
has given place to deeds of peace. In-
stead of flames from burning dwell
ines. and women and children flving
over the praries to escape violence from
the hands of brutal men; or the groans
of the wounded and dying by the way
side, we have the ring Of the hammer
and the anvil; and, save the wretched.
ness following in the train of war, gen.
eral happiness prevails throughout the
Territory. Our slumbers are no longer
broken with momentary apprehensions
fof violence from nocturnal visitors
seeking plumber, rapine and death !
We ascribe the present tranquility ytc
the wise policy which has characterized
your administration, and feel secure
from outside injury while you remain
in Office and pursue the same liberal and
independent policy.
And yet, while indiguities are heap
ed upon our fellow citizens, who are nc
more guilty of crime than the great
mass of the people of TIE Territory, we
cannot enjoy our condition as we
would desire. 1t detracts much from
the general happiness, and at times we
have been apprehensive it might create
distrust, and, perhaps. through the in
fuenee of designing persons, be used
as a pretext for again embroiling us in
strife.
Not urging the last suggestion as a
prominent consideration on SO grave a
subject, yet, in view of all the circum-
stances, we cannot do else, in duty to
ourselves or those in confinement, than
respectfully, but urgently, pray your
Excelleney to interpose the authority
vested in you By the organic act Of
Kansas Territory, and to each of the
above named prisoners grant a full and
unconditional pardon. and restore them
to all the rights, privileges and immu-
mites of citizenship and we, as in du-
ty bound, will ever pray.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Thresher & Separater.

THE subscribers would take this oppor-
Il tunity TO inform the farmers of Kansas
that they are manufacturing PITTS Pa
TENT SEPARATOR for threshing and
cleaning grain, and horse powers for running
the same.
These machines viii thresh and clean, I'll
per day, with less power than any ether ma
chine that viii do the same amount Of work,
Having had an experience of sixteen years in
this business, We feel confident OF our abili-
ty to turn out a better machine than any
other shop IN the country.
Bills giving particulars, and prices and
terms, can be seen at the Office Of the Herald
Of Freedom, Lawrence, Kansas, and the edi-
tcTis authorized 10 receive orders.
Alton, Ill. n. HANSON & Co.
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Free State pelegate Convention.

There will be Delegate Conven-
tion of the Free State citizens of Kan
sas held at Topeka, ON Tuesday, the
10th day of March, 1857. Each Dis
trict will be entitled to as many Dele,
gates in the convention as it has mem
bers in both branches of the Legisla-
ture. The citizens of the several dis
tricts are requested to meet in their
respective districts and elect their del
egates. We trust the importance OF
this convention at this time will be
fully appreciated by all the friends OF
Freedom in the State.
BY order of the Kansas State Cen
trail Committee.
II. MILES MOORE,
Lawrence, Feb. 3. Secretary.
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Gratifying Letter.
48dsIyAuS 0cIGSI.
We make the following extract frt

We make the following extract from
a letter to the editor, dated Philadel-
phia, Jan. 22d, from Maj. CHAs. w.
HuSTER, late of Alton, Ill, who do
mated $500. Immediately after the de-
struction of the HERALD OF FREEDOM
Office, to aid In its re-establishment.
Expressions of appreciation from such
a source are truly gratifying, as they
afford unmistakable evidence that our
course is sustained by the good and
true ali over the country. Maj. Hun
TER, it will be remembered, is an old
soldier in the anti-slavery ranks. He
fought shoulder to shoulder with Rev.
E. P. LoyEJoY, furnishing him as, far
as he was able at the time, with means
to prosecute, with the press, his war
fare upon slavery. When that apos-
tie of freedom fell, covered with
wounds, he did not abandon the strug-
gle, but has laoored on till now. He
conceived the press to bethe most pow
erful weapon in defeneesof freedom
He sustained it by contributions then;
he does the same still. Hear him =
"I am highly grati6ed at your pro-
gress, and the course you adopt. l
trusted In your undaunted courage,
and your faith, and l am not disap-
pointed. Irejoice in the quiet you
now enjoy, which, / trust, will be sue
ceeded with confidence and determi-
nation (which you are SO well qualif-
ed to inspire) "never to give up the
ship" but stand your ground at eve
ry hazard, and never yield an inch"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Alton Courier,

DUBLISHED D Daily, ri-Weekly and
Il Weekly. GEo. T. Bkowx, Editor and
Proprieor. Daily, So per annum; Tri-Week-
y, $4;Weekly, 81.
Iran Extra BOOK and JOBBING Office
is connected with this. establishment; also,
one of the best BOOK BINDERIES in the
West, Patronage solicited. G. w. Brown,
at the Herald of Freedom Office, Lawrence, is
authorized to receive subscriptions for either
of the journals, or work for binding.
Alton, H., April %, Is56.-lys
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Enhee

I S hereby given, that there are in my store
i certain boxes and packages of goods mark
ed as below. If said goods are not called for
and charges paid in a reasonable length of
time, they will be offered for sale to pay said
charges.
box marked J. S. johnson, Council City,
K. T.
2 boxes and l chest, merchandise, John
Swan, Leayenworth City, K.T
corn planter, / corn shelter. plows, eul-
dvator aud box, FulIington d. Whitney, Ft
Riley. K. T.
/ box, John Y. Wilson, Topeka 4. T.
/ eask, 7. +. Reynolds, Leayenworth City.
K. T.
box, +. II. car.nine. Topeka, K. T.
box, Edward III. Noyes.
n. McCRACKEN.
Leavenworth City. Januarr ID
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New Bakery.

4 neH Bakery has been opened a
few doors south of Mr.. Stearns' gro
ecIy store. ON Massachusetts, street.
a specimen of their cookery, which
We received the other day. satisfied us
that as soon as our people get acquaint-
ed with their work. they will get their
patronage. The name of the firm is
not remembered.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Shows Imported. 'elf-ad adjustingWind
Engine, for grinding, drawing
heavy machinery, and other pur-

THE SUBSCRIBER being largely engaged
l. in the erecti"h oi' Wind GIiSt Mills in tie
State Of Illinois. II prcpar, d to execute orders
for his Wind Engine aud all parts and portions
of the machinery i"I FIGURING Mills, on the
shortest notice.
Wind Mills, OIL this patent. are built by the
subscriber so a. to Sccurc from one to one hmm
dred horse power III moderate breeze. This
Mill, being perfectly automatic. or self-adiust-
ing, runs perfectly stoaI'ly no matter how the
wind blows;is perfectly under control can be
depended on,in Prairie situation. nine months
IN the year, at absolutely no cost whatever for
power, and requires 10 especial attendance
IL Is impossible for steam To compete with it
for milling. Numbers arc now going up under
the subscribers direction. in the State of ILL
nois.
The entire machinery for mill of two run
OF four-teet stones, including power, right to
use, bolts, stems, elevators, 0onvey0s. curbs.
drivers, and ali essentials of mill. delivered
at Alton, or st. Louis, ON two months notice,
for $3.50.
The same for mill oftlirco run of stones, for
$3.50.
TERMS.-Half cash on shipment. balance
III not Ofsix, nine. and twelve months secured
on mill, with legal interest. Propcr drafts and
specifications for building. Se.. accompany
each shipment. When desired competent
millwright viii be sent with the machinery. at
four dollars day.
Circulars and particularized information
given, by addressing the subscriber, at Dixon,
Lee Co., Ill.
WILLIAM D. SNOW.
EXPERIENCES.
Ward & Bro. Bankers. Rochester, n. Y.
A. w. Snow, No. 80 Fulton ST..
Brewster, lIoyt & Co., Bankers, Chicago, Ill.
Thomas tS Reeves,
S. W Lewis d Co, Dixon, III.
Jan. 3, 1S57.-3m
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The Teeth /! The Teeth n

DR. S. 4. MARSHALL, DENTIST,
II would respectfully inform the citizens
of Kansas Territory, that be has perma.
neutly located in the city of Leavenwortb.
Ali operations in his line performed in the
latest, neatest, and most approved manner
With an experience of sixteen years in a city
practice, and close observation Of all the
latest improvements in the profession he feels
prepared to pledge himself 70 give entire
satisfaction to all who may consult him.
~ Tecth examined, and advice given free
of charge.
Office on Delaware street, opposite Nc
Crackers.
Ieavenworth City, Jan. 3, 1857.
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W. a. Holton & Co.

UTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Drugs
w Medicines, Paints, Dye stuffs, Oils, Glass
Brushes, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles
Fountain Syrups, PatcRt Medicines and Pure
Wines and Brandy for medicinal purposes.
Have been eighteen years in this business in
the West; and are prepared to give satisfaction
to all applicants.
Our Soda Water and Syrups are admitted to
be the best west of the Alleghanies
Prescriptions ofall kinds prepared with neat
ness and accuracy.
Outfits of Emigrants to Kansas or to Califor-
MIA, furnished in the best style and at fair phi
ecs. Corner Third and Bellies sta eet, Alton. I'll.
April 26. IS56.-6m
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$25 Reward.

CTRAIED OR STOLEN, from the Waka-
- rusa- five miles southwest of Lawrence
six weeks ago, one pair of Oxen. The nioh
one is ten years old, color red, with q small
white SPOT in the forehead; he has q scar back
of the left shoulder. and the left horn turns
down beside his head. The of enc Is light
brindle, with a line back and short horns. and
Is seven years old. ANY information concern !
ing them may be communicated TO me through
the Post Ofiice at Lawrence.
Jan. 2Aln3s EDWARD JFAKTgs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
want of Time.

1t is preposterous to attempt re-
ply to the numerous letters addressed
to us, requiring personal answers over
our signature, in regard TO Kansas
Every line we write should be for the
benefit of each reader of the Herald o,
Freedom. as each have claims upon Us
in consideration of advances made
for subscription. VIII correspond.
ents keep this fact in mind.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
;. SIMMONS. &c. LEARBr,-
KANSAS EMIGRANTs.- -ll

CIMMONS d LEADBEATER, Forv,I
~ ing and Commission Merchants and Er
sas Freight Agents, No. l6 South Main )
ST. Louis, Mo. Full information givs
to all as to routes, points, DC, free of char
Refer to S. C. PoaERoY. C.. ROBINSON 4
H.REEDER, G. W. BRowN, DR. C. CurrrR, h
COATES, National Kansas Committee and g
friends, the Free State men of Kansas.
Mark packages-Care of SIMMONS Il i1g
BE4rER, ST. Louis, Mo.
General ticket agents for Missouri Rir
steamboats,. 81;
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The Great War.

(WHICH the ladies' Of LawTence DECLARED
w against FulleF's GFog Shcp,n iiss eRdsd
with victory on the side Of Temperance, and
the building Is now used By The Subscribers -
astore room for Dry Goods, Groceries, and
extended 20 ail--but sspeciaIlT to the IsBIEs-
TO give Us q call, and we viii do the very best
for them that We ean. One thing Is certain:
they will not be annoyed with tins poisonccs
influence ofEAiszy.
CAMPBELL & ooSEBOoy
Lawrence. Jan ID, 1s57. 4
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Kansas United States Mail Stages,

BetlreeR Laurence and LedpentcortR
@ SUTHERLAND'Sd daily line will leave the
~. above points every morning at half past
seveno'cloek, Sundays excepted.)
Passengers viii register tlleir names for seats
at the Cincinnati House, Lawrence, and the
Planters House, Leavenworth.
~ Express packages viii be carried be-
tween the two points.
S. SUTHERLAND, Proprietor.
Lawrence, Dec. 81, 1856
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Claim Notice.

hereby request ali persons not to interfere
i with the southeast quarter of section mum
Der eleven, in township number fourteen south
in range number nineteen east. as intend pre-
empting the same for home, although nay life
is threatened by a person who is holding an
adjoining claim, and laboring to hold mine, SC
as to preclude Inc from enjoying quiet posses
sion for the present, and making the improve
ments | desire. JUNIUS A. JONES.
IaWrence Dec IL lSh6-2mx
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Answer 20 nneris.

Come to Kansas as early as possi-
bic in the spring. This is the best
country in the world. in which to IN
vest capital. School teachers will not
be in good demand until school houses
can be built.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
~ Eyerv d.v Is add;no To

~ Every day is adding to our
population BY the influx of strangers
from abroad, who come here with the
view of making investments or be-
coming permanent residents. The
scores now arriving are only the small
advance-guard of the thousands, and
may We not safely say, the tens of
thousands. stin preparing to enter the
Territory at an early day in the
Spring.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
9eralb Of freeoonl.
PUBLISHED EACH SATURDAY MORNING, By
G.. w. BROWN & Co.
o6ee Herald Of Freedom Bnildiag, La,O-
renee, KeRsas.
rrRNs OF suBscnrrTIoN:

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
copy, one year, S2.O0
10 copies, one year, f5-OO
s.s PGymeRf required in ali cases "a adj
uanee. All papers discontinued at theexpira-
ton of the time for which paymentisreceiyed.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
First insertion, per line, 10 cts.
Each subsequent insertion, Per line,
Three Months, per line, SO
Six Months, IS
One Year, 81 90
u Advance payment win be required
for Advertisements from distance
*.*Moneys, properly registered with post
masters, may be forwarded by mail at our
risk.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Norcross' Patent Gircular-saw Mil

sTIGLEMAN, JOHNSON & Co., rROPR'G
Alton, Illinois.
HAVING purchased the night for all the
i i Western States and Territories ofthe above
patent, We are now prepared 70 furnish the best
CIRCULAR sAw-MILL,
decidedly, that has ever been offered to the
public. Mr.. Norcross is well known as the
largest practical and most scientific manufact
urer in this country, probably in the world; and
his Circular Saw-Mill is fast becoming as
popular and celebrated as his Planning Ma
chine, and only requires an examination to
giveit the
PREFERENCE OVER ALL OTHER sAw-MILLs.
The saw has lateral vibration On adjustable
rocker boxes. and when thrown out of line viii
recover itself by the action of the driving belt;
while ut the same time tho arbour has no later
al play in the boxes, and Is made to fit close
with the shoulders t. prevent the oil from get
ting out while in operation, matter of great
Importance where the motion is as rapid as in
circular saws.
The arrangement of this machine is so per-
feet, simple and adjustable, that a much thin
ner saw can be used than is on any other mill,
thereby greatly
SAVING POWER AND LUMBER,
and is much less liable to get out of order. The
head DlockS Is great improvement over the old
style; both can be set by one man at the same
time.
We are also manufacturing and furnishing
ENGI INE BoILE ERs,
Bolts, and all necessary fixtures for said mills,
of as good style and quality, and as cheap, as
can be had in the West. We are also manu-
featuring the Muly Jumper Upright Saw Mill
which is unsurpassed rs an upright mill, and
has many advantages over the circular saw,
with
ENGINES, BOILERS, AND ALL COMPLETE.
All of the SAID work is kept constantly On
hand at the
PA SA NDRY,
Alton, Illinois, and at NJ. G. NOISE E Co.,
No. Is Main street, st. Louis. Mo-, who are
eur AUTHORIZED agents for the sale of the same.
Orders for the above mills will be received
by CIV. BROWN, Esq. at the Herald of Free
dom office, Lawrence, Kansas.
April9, '56.-1y
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ISf.Loqis AabeffisehsDb
B S Z AT r.

COMMISSION and FORWARDING N,
~ CHANT, Hemp, Wool and Produus.1 ~ Y
ker. Orders viii have prompt attent;o' SNs
Also, agent for the Union Line Canal p
to Chicago. Office No. IA North = nts
street, st. Louis, Mo. April %
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N M'Cracken

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Grocer and
w Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant ,Leyee, South Cherokee
street, Leavenworth City, X. I.
Nov. %, 1856.
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A. II. Sattig. 6 Co.

On the Leuee, one door belop the o. X. Grocery,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Groceries, such as Flour, Corn Meal,
Coffee, Sugar and Teas of all kinds. Also,
fine lot of Wines, Liquors and Brandies.
LeavenwOrth CITY, Nov %, 1856.
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J. G.. Blunt,

physician and SURGEON, recently
l. from Ohio, has located ON Pottawatomie
Greek, Kansas Territory, where he purposes
practising his profession
Dec. 5. 1867
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James H. Dixon. i.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w in DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS. SHOES, IRON and NAILS, COM
MISSION and FORWARDING MER-
CHANT, Leavenworth City, Kansas Ter
ritory. 2-l5
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A. Olcott.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Par.
w lor Furniture of Rosewood, Mahogany
and Walnut. Also, Mattresses, and Up
holsetry generally, Looking Glasses, Glass
Plate, Willow Ware, Dining Room, Bed
Room and Kitchen Furniture, and general
stock of Furniture for Steamboats,, Hotels,
Offices, School Rooms, Lodges, dc. Orders
solicited. Wareroo,n corner of Second and
State streets, Alton, ILL.,
April 26, lS56.-Iy
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S. Whitehorn.

PHYSICIAN, oBsTETRIcIAN AND CHIRURGEoN.
A LII calls attended to promptly. Surgical
IA cases will receive special attention. Drugs
and medicines for domestic use. Office, Man
haitian, K. T. dee. -ly@
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War in osawatomie.

A GREAT war is now commenced In 0sa-
II watomie, and viii prove fatal to all the
sa,c- logs that can be found in that vicinity.
The steam Saw Mill has been repaired, and
is doing great execution. 1t has, also, a
Grist Mill, capable of doing the best of work.
ALI kinds Of lumber constantly on hand for
sale ON the most reasonable terms.
Those having corn to grind into meal viii
End It TO their advantage to give us a call.
Ms. SToRRS, Proprietor.
nac 6 l25e
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Turner & SidWav.

MANUFACTURERS and wholesale deal
1fl crs in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Va.
lises, Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Sad
dlery, Hardware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo
Robes, Whips, ,Overshoes, Fly-nets, &c. Store
No. 10 Second street, Alton, Ill.
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For Sale.

A VERY superior YOKE OF OXEN, and
a. Lumber Wagon. Inquire Of the sub
seribeT residing in Lawrence, west Of the "a
vine, ... q ,eze DAVID BROWN.
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Allen & Gordon.

DEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
II Groceries, Topeka,K. T.. Call and exam
inc. EJuns 1s, 1S55.-tf.