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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-07-18

0rour esteemed friend, THoMAs j.
Ei s' Esq has placed us under deep OBJ
s4eioas Tor two clubs for the Herald of
Is; = to be sent to Lynn county in
= territory. There has never been a
, :, since the establishment of our jour
= u Kansas, when we have added the
: o Territorial subscribers 50 rapid
y asths present
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Ia rsama Gratia.

REiNG extremely DESTROYS that the COED peo-
Il pie OF this town should not DC disappointed
suit them With lee Creams made Of Missouri
esS-they being such coed Free State n,en--l
Will therefore treat all Cur country friends with
one lee Cram for every two dozen Of fresh Eggs
they viii bring me, besides giving them the
highest market price In cash. for their Eggs.
:, o1zAkgS.
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Tie Arrival.

TT SHAEKLIN, wholesale and retail dealer
II. in Boots Shoes. Hats and CsQs, Hassaeau-
sets Street, opposite the Morrow House. Law
renee. K. T.
s.ce f svafs article IN our line Of b5sf1tzes Pnf
cisasei fer esd at the lowest possible Dflees. az
rect from the Eastern 1auataetureEss, 30 =
feel confident thai We caFes q 1'.s'ss - =
f.,1sf-- sesefal.ss are respectfully inyl5e4 e
cali aed sxzlzi5ss esF stock, z1,cE ss 81
3 Esve beel En5ftc 20 FeeefFe IT,
sa1ssS ever nsoath a1d 1ass
+, s15ssIsfe assoTts1 eat On haJ1 AZ - sss
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G,od News 10 Bidders /!

THE subscriber has discovered on his claim.
IL miles southeast CT Lecompton, iaTs
quantity { splendid Bfae Liaessoase Rock winch
ne is new burning into Lfsas. The Lime thus
produced Is believed b good judges to be Of s
better quality thSa aay other yet made in the
Territory, and equal to any Eastern Lime. He
will sell at reasonable rates, in any quantity OF
from 10 Loco bushes. Call at his claim near
IeeOmptsn. jOSERH OAKLEY.
Laurence, May 2, ls5T.-.f
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Alton Advertisements.
ID RErie & Co.
Piasa Eouse,

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
" LeYee aud Short Streets. Alton, III.
April e, IS. L.
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Change of Time,

The Pacific Railroad yesterday changed
their time, and hereafter the Mail train
leaves every day at 8:15 a. n, and the
Kansas Express daily. except Sunday, at
8 P. N, connecting at Jefferson.City with
the packets at P. a.-St Loltis Intelki-
qeaceF.
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T, R Tow end

ct. LOUIS WIRE WORKS, 40. I4l North
- Sseoad ~. y Lo1fs, has for sale a large stock
Of FENCING WIRE, which will be sold at Sc
per 100 Ibs Also large assortment of w oven
Wire. SIeyes, Riddles. Sand Screens, Bird
Cage, Rat and Mouse Traps, Bed, Sofa and Chair
Springs, GridiFons, &e., &c.
ST. Louis. Mas Is. ls57.
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Ba.iinysme, z. I'll ate co-nc1 City
getEereDt II is.

THE Mills at this point Layc been % sseeess g
full operation for The last 81 msa n ~
gioe and other rnachineTy Il u tse 1rsl GIG s. 70
which more Is lsoss berg now added. Pc have 8
GTiss nilI, and bolt for make supsIiias kl.nf
IS new being erected tianing. salhsle s.a
-, ne "a one IF the live towns q hansa<, oEef
;..s, --at induce1nents 10 capitalists u invest.
and business men 70 seI.Ie. Lhs pfsspeess leI
Ls;i'9sac. and making pleasant home. With g %
saeiety. are not surpassed b. any interior ~ D
IN tins c0uh'is' SCHUYLER 4 cagN1FF
I,-xl;ngsme Mas g Isl
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Strnrcd or Stolen.

A FIVE YEAR OLD MARE PONY, dark
II bag or brown. with flowing in&nc and tail,
one white hind foot, white stripe in her face,
scar on the middle Of her back. and at the time
of Leaving had a small sea grass lariat broken
close TO her neck Whoever will return her or
give M knowledge such as viii enable me to re-
coTeF der, will be amply rewarded. jyiiH
Lawrence. Juiy It'll, 81. G. ST0RHS.
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o. ALBANY. July 5.--Hon. Vim. L.
Marcy, x-Secretary of State, was found
dead in his room at this place to-day at
noon. He appeared in his usual good
health this mornings. Losss Iltelt-
aeaceT.
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D. q. Buruham.

GENERAL AGENT FOR KANSAS, for al;
u kinds If AGRICULTURAL IjiP IEMENTS
aad Machine, and Dealer in all kinds Ct Field
Garden and Flower Seeds, Fruit Trees and
Shrubs. at the LAWRENCE SEED SToIE. 4em3+
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Lawrence Door, Sa b, & Moulding
O. M an


p RESPECTFULLY inform the inhabitants o1
Ia Kansas Territory that they have established
4 warehouse under Hearers Am5rotype Gallery.
C0liamore estate, at the corner 1 Mas aehusetts
and Henry streets, in Lawrence. Is. T., and
have for sale superior BOSTON MADE KILN
DRIED DOORS, SASH AND N0ULDINGS,
which surpass in quality any ever introduced in
to the Territory. with the exception Of those,
which are OF equal quality, for sale by the Quin-
daro Door and Sash Company, by their Agent,
SIR Isaac Andrew and equal to ans ever man
ui:ic lurrd in the United States Of America
which they offer for sale. for cash, IN large or
small quantities, - as low prices Is the poor
Hf8t6rR Sash and Door is new sold. The glass
n the sash Is II Superior quaii1y, thoroughly
beided in p,. ), aud timed and beautifully g,az
ed ls2d primed.
All sne ABOVE articles are packed in water
iigIt boxes, al great expense, before shipping,
AMI are received at tbs Warehouse in as perfet |
acOndition a. when they leave the manufacturers
hands in Boston. Being thus packed they avoid
the bruises ald iIinr. incident TO all Western
Door and Sash that is imported into this Terri
tory. The attention Of AECHTT ECTs and BUILD
ERS is particularly requested Contracts for the
supply of Public Buildings, Churches and Hotels,
is solicited.
MOCLDINGS.
Seventy to one hundred Of the most recent
! stl les If MouldirgS are now on hand, samples
vf which MA; b. seen at the Warehouse. The
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nscn e Emerson,

SUCCESSORS to STIGLEMAN, JOHNSON
- d Co.. Plasa Foundry. Alton, illinois, would
inform their friends and patrons tESt they have
boueat out CALVIN STIGLEAAS's entire interest
IN tue late firm of STIGLLAAN, JOHNSON d
Co. Having increased their facilities for the
manufacture OF all kinds Of Saw and FIGURING
mill machinery, we are prepared to offer induce
ments unequalied in the West. Descriptive
pamphlet furnished upon application. 3--d
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nr.asf ureaa,

TT Is TRUE that !. Man shall not live hs bread
aioae," aud Jet. reader. maEk M vsTd, sou
will CT y far better health If you ate more and
better bread than you have been in the habit OF
using, and far less NEST. have Just eoInpieted
q ls-ge furnace oven, aud have eSplsyed tasSeIy
best baker in town. il Is said b those who cas-
his pies. dc. L am, therefore. prepared 70 Ipr-
nish parties and families with aHJthlng ~ TINS
e. - = gaes. June g. Issz. isg5i
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oni1dsro.

TEN CARPENTERS and one hundred Wood
i Choppers are wanted imnedIately, at this
place.
Harcb. 5. n. SIMPSON.
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Eofice.

WE HAVE IN STORE box marked Jacob
w kindis. which was sold this day to pay
charges, and bid of by T. W Read. On opening
said box it was found TO contain sum of money
aud other valHabIcs To the owner. We have
b sixty days longer ser the benefit Of the owner.
= ir III, =. : HUNT ( co.
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Kansas Book Bin cry and Blank
E0nk NJ ~ ii fa-f q "

TOHN DODSW0 respectfully. in
y forms his fri5nds and the inhabitants Of Kan
lawrence, K. L. Pr fslses to be q practical
workman. having worked for several years IN
some of the largest establishments in New York
and Philadelphia. Pledges himself to give gen
eral satisfaction, on any kind OF work. Have a
new patent Ruling Machine and al other tools
new and of the latest pattern.
Blank Books, Ruled aud made 10 am pattern
for Bankers, Merchants, County Officers, and
Railways. such rs Ledgers. Jcurnals. Cash Books,
Records, Registers, Tax Books, Fee Books, war
rant Books, &c., axe.
Particular attention given 20 JOB W Ork. Law
books. Magazines, Music, Pamphlets, de-. bound
in Plaza aad Fancy Morocco binding, rs cheap a.
in 81. Louis.
Please call and examine samples of Paper fer
Roo n basement of Herald of Freedom
/ Rnildfnr ma!2
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Aleott.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Parlo1
w Furniture IF Rosewood. Mahogany and
Walnut. Also, Mattresses. and Upholstery gem
orally, Looking Glasses. Glass Plate w illowN are
Dining Room. bed Room and kitchen Furniture,
and general stock of Furniture for Steamboats,
Hotels, Offices, SehGel itooms, Lodges, dc. Or
ders solicited. v areroom corner OF Second ana
Sts.-e streets, Alton, III.
Atlfii 2G lSTj-IV
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N0fice.

STOLEN from Topeka on the night Of the oh
~ inst. L sit DaJ Aare; Dane, tail and feet
all the same color. has, think, q small white
spot on the forehead has several gals ON her
u-ck made 5y the cellar. Said mare ls1iTe years
old. PAGES and tots when pat up. Rev James
GilipdsrIek, Ct BrewaYiiie. h. T., is the owner
of said mair. Any one who will retgrn her 10
him or to Joseph Miller OF Topeka, or give reila-
bic information If he. viii secure tue hearty
thanks Of, and may expect q lib sral reward from
JAMES GiLLPATRlCh.
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T Between pigeons and grasshoppers
crops in Minnesota are likely to suffer. It
is said that whole Eslds of corn are de-
stroyed by pigscEs-
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JAMES CHRISTIAN.
Caufi0n.

TT Is UNDERSTOOD that a certain irdivid-
L ual b. the name IF Bonita Is selling shares IN
different places in this Territory and missouri, Of
the 70 ga of Fort Scott. Kansas Territory, this
Is to caution the public giinst purchasing
shares In the said toTa Ell red b5 the said Bon
Ia. as they ars spurious. The certificates are
s.saei b. c. E. Danforth, Pres't, and Jas.
Bons-, Seeretary. jill ID. ID. WlER.
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,ror.r-In recent trip to the south
.,,,. Of the Territory, we were pleased
Lar, from all quarters that the wheat
,.,n was uncommonly heavy. 1t has been
,ro.,ed about two weeks. in the border
mites of Missouri. The harvest has
-, abundant, and the best ever known.
S.iwbeat, sown early in September, and
III mt in, is estimated TO yield from 20
:, 20 bushels to the acre. Spring wheat
1;.b VAS sown in considerable quanti-
,;.s in this direction, is of the best quail
ity.
Oar, have a large growth, and are
..ndsnt Most sincerely do We thank
=, Eastern friends for their timely aid
!. sending us SO abundantly of their spring
,.e5s. Il has greatly added to the pros
,srty of the country.
rops-The corn crops are very prom
:ing The rains, which fell very abun-
5,ptIv in June, have kept the growing
mrs in thriving condition. The farm
az have learned that deep blowing and
.,rIy planting are essential to good crops
:, This warm and dry country. If corn is
plsn:ed in April, it can be laid by before
wheat harvest; and it is very desirable it
.boull be, before the hot season sets in.
POTATOES look well.
GRASS has fine growth, and will yield
heavy harvest.
VEGETABLES are not suffering with
drought, as in the vicinity of Lawrence.
SETTLERS look cheerful, and are full Of
hope.
We ate, almost daily, on our journey,
new potatoes, turnips, green peas, goose
teres and raspberries. Wild fruits are
abundant on all the streams.
IT The election for Delegates to the
Topeka Convention, last Saturday, was
uu;te spirited affair. There were two
tickets in the field. The first, nominated
by the meeting on Friday evening, as fol.
Ows:-
REGULAR FREE STATE TIcKET.-Jas
Blood, Joel Grover, E. B. Whitman, 4
Dwight Thatcher, Geo. FL. Croker, B. w
Woodward, VIM. A. Phillips, J.. j. Wor
den, LYMAN Allen, Geo. w. Smith, NJ. F
Conway, S. n. Wood.
The second was made up on Saturday
morning, as follows:
G. W. Smith, r. Morrow, S. w. Ed.
TdsP, J. L. Crane, Silas Green, A ID. Scarf
I. Sampson, G. Jenkins, G. w. Hutchin
son, G. PerSOll, C. w. Babcock, C. Horns
by.
All reliable Free State men, but called
during the day, the pro-slavery ticket
These were considered more conservative
than the former, and although willing tina
the Topeka Constitution and Government
should remain in dormant state, as it ha
ever done, were opposed to putting it int
Immediate active operation, or assuming
any position hostile to United States au
ihoTity. Between FIVE and six hundre,
votes were cast, and the first ticket wa
elected by about fifteen majority.
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DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing and
II furnishing Guods. wholesale and retai!.-
Corner Of Piasa and Second Streets, Alton, LII.
April &c, R5j. j..
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Distriot Curt.
Eliza p. Hamilton. b. her
next friend Patrick D.
LINES Connlain.n+ Petition for nj;


Eliza p. Hamilton, b. herr
next friend Patrick d.
Jones, Complainant, Petition for Divorce.
Harrison Hamilton, Defst.
tn the Second District of the United States
i and Territory Of Kansas, in Second judicial
District, May Term, \. D.. 1857. In Chaneery
sitting. And now, 1T this day comes the COM
plaiuan:, by her attorney, James Christian, and
the defendant Is nonresident If this Territor5
Therefore ii Is ordered b. the Gear: that the de-
fcadant be notified that the complainant has
herein Fled her bill Of complaint, the object aud
general slatur ST which : TO obtain n divorce
ifeIn the bonds of Da;gimoal, heretofore con
trac ed between COM pdiuant and defendant, and
n th&t sad defendant be notified to appear b.
fore the Judse-of the Second District Court of
tie L aited States and Territory of Kansas, with
III and for the Second Judicial District of said
Territor., on the first day of the nextteFm there
Of, to be begun and held at the city of Lecnmp-
ton, il the county Of Douglas, on the first Mon
da5 in October next, a, ID. le57, to appear and
answer the said bill or that the will be ia
ken as confessed. Ii is further ordered that this
IN this IeETit0ry, for eight weeks successfully ),
the last insertion 20 be az least four weeks before
the commencement of the term at which the de-
PENDANT is bound 10 appear.
JANIS CHRISTIAN,
Solicitor for Complainant.
], s. Ne Arthur, Clerk Of the Court aforesaid.
do hereby certify the abgye to be a true copy 81
the original order made in the above entitled
cause.
/ In testimony whereof. ], s. i'cArthur, Clerk oi
the Court aforesaid, set my hand and aEix the
seal thereof, at the Gtiiee in LecOmptOn. this
as S. McARTHUR. Clerk.
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liver since that Eastern Lady" and her
Il friends commenced patronizing ms Ice Cream
establishment, fresh eggs have been in great de-
mand. She says that Missouri eggs do not an
swcr TO make Ice Creams.
Twill, therefore PAL s5 cents per dozen, in cash
for all the fresh eggs our country friends will
w jsa7tf c. STEARNS.
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o. Several showers on Sunday and
Monday last has revived vegetation, which
was greatly suffering for the want ofmoist-
uFe.
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P. L. PLUMB. LEIGH CLING.

DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, EMPoRIA, Kansas
IL VIII attend promptly 30 the purchase AIT
;aio Of lands and tGwd lots, a6G tlv location Of
claims In any portion Of Kansas.
kEFER To-Iion 81. u. catch, Aenia, u; Hon.
c. ,. Hamilton, kiarysyale, o.; u. W. br1wa
ESQ Ed Herald Of Freedom. Lawrence, Kansas;
ana W. ". soSs, Id. Tribune, Topeka, Kansas
Feb o, les. ii.
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Ear. a 2 ia & Eenderson.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, STORAGE
u * FORWARDING, QEindarc, Kansas.
REFEHESCBS:-Cushing, hing * DCgraw, Il
Warren ST, New Ycrb; Simmons L Leadbeater,
Forwarders, 81. Louis. aplS-f
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Atom Bal K
ILLINOIS.
ALTON

Capital s251,ooo.
COLLECTIONS made, aHd exchange for salt
v on all the principal cities il the Union.
Collections rcnitted for promptly ON day o
uayInent. L. MARSH, President.
CHAS. a. CALDM ELL, Cash.
Alton, IL, Nov. {, le55. LII
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En- lii Rt schilds.

yJTHOLESALE aud retail dealer in Read
Wy Mads Clothing, Water Street. old stand OF
dsjers, Russell * Co., Leayelworth City, han
as Territory. 4lnl3s
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l1oMERoY. BENTON d CO., want CAsn
OR Coop PAPIK- CoMPETITIoN DEFlLD.
Nos IA and LAG Main Street. st. Louis.
MAY 9 81.
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Alton House.

G. B. HICKS. PRoP'ToE. E. s'gEILLY. CLERK.
CORNER eff Front and Abby Streets, fronting
~ the river. Alton, III.
April %, lSJj. IL.
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DY JOHN W. HART. Piasa AID Fourth SITS.
D near the Chicago Railroad Depot, Alten. LII
Boar. one 6oigifr Per day.
April IS, RS6. Il
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Turner & si.w.v.

MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealer.
VI IA Harnesses. Saddles, Trunks, Salisss
d3rse Csiiars, Hides, Leather. Sadjicry, Hard
Isare, Coacl Trimmings, Buffalo Robes, Whips
JYershoeS, Els Nets, re. Store No. It, Second
Street, Alton, lil.
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und,

4 SILVER WATCH was found in the rca
n one mile west Of Lawrence. The finder
BESIDES at Dr. Barker's. four miles west Of Law
renee AS sOilN HENDRl.
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w. =. Nil. err & Co.

nEALERS in Lumber. Lath, Shingles, Sash
u doors, Blinds, eic. Office on Fourth street
near the CnIcag5 AMI Mississippi X. Ii. Depot
Alton, Illinois.
Apr.i %, ls55-ly+
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pY joint resolution Of Congress, approved Sd
u March, IS57, valid Presumption Claims, en-
me 18th and Ssh Sections, heretofore reserved
for schools, in the Territories Of Minnesota, Kan
sas and Nebraska, viii he rec glizsd 1rAe1e TIE
seLe7eRt hos 66c or nay be Made pTtor to he sur
ceys.
Isl. In cases where the approved PLOT Of sur
veys has not yet been returned, tho 0eelarst9ry
statement must fled 1ctAi's d3see mouths Gjte''
he receipt Of sueh dPl5rocet plat, ri tie DiSt5ict
Office.
81. Where the plat is nGw in the Registers Of
Zee the Declaration must b: filed TIshln three
months from the FIRST publication Of THIS cir
:ular, l., lOU Il LAND DISTRICT.
A failure to comply with t.iis requirement viii
work q forfeiture of the eiaiin.
ELY MOORE. Register. ---
IFM. BRINDLE, Receiver.
LAND OFFICE, LccomptGn, h. T., May 18th,
1851. Jc-O
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Difficulty at Dominican.

We learn that difficulty Of rather a
serious nature, has recently occurred at
Doniphan. It broke out between Free
State settler and e member of the pro-
slavery party. Indications of a general
row were exhibited, when the Free State
residents by coup d'etat took possession of
quantity of arms in store by the pro-
slavery party. Messengers were sent to
Missouri for help, and the records of the
Land Office were removed to st. Joseph.
In the meantime a committee of confer
ence was appointed by the two parties,
and compromise was effected, and the
arms or each side were given in charge of
a joint committe to be retained until
peace was fully restored.
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Torpiny Br til r.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols, Cur
Trimming, Ike. Also, Dealers in Iron aud Steel
5iaeksnl ths' Tools, Springs and Axeis, Second
street, Alton, Ill.
Alton, H., Nov. 6, 1855. 1y+@-i6
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or The Free State Legislature is now
in full blast. at Topeka. Without passing
upon the merits of the cause, in the name
of which they are convened, we should
like to know what they expect to accom-
plish ? They are not recognized by the
Government, and cannot succeed in OBJ
tanning a favorable consideration of any
of their proceedings, in either House Of
Congress. They must be fond of legisia-
ting for their own amusement, and paying
their own expenses White Cboud, kaR-
sas, Chief.
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Cs'oorne Hue.

DYG. OSBORNE, Tecumseh, K. 7. Travel
ID ers to, from, and through the place are in
vised to give aim call.
April lir 2mf
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y C Marfin & 90

WH0LESALE Druggists, No. Is Second ST.,
w Alton. LII. Drug, Medicines, Paints, OILS,
Sc, exc.
April &c, 1855. la
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c.. G.. Mauzy,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in every
w variety and st! lie of kashieuab bic Furniture
Sofas, Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries, Mat
srasseS, Cane Seat and " Wooden Caairs, Rockers
Looking Glass Plates Window Shades, ETC.
Corner r Short and William Streets, Alton, Ill
ADr;i .t.
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LYME 5. METCALF. JaaEs Il. HIBBAgD.
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yETROLEsALE and Retail dealers in School
w ana Miscellaneous BOOKS; Blank Books,
stationery Wall Paper, Window shades, fancs
and Eariety Goods. South side third street, Al
ION, Illinois aple-ls*
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COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
- Office and Warehouse at the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages te
Care IF ). Spruaace. Alton, H."
April &c, ls5S. L.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-07-18

or The land sales at Osawkee were
commenced on Wednesday last
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3. A. Carpenter & Co.
II L. Wanles.

WHOLESALE Grocers, Dealers in Choice
w Liquors, Wooden Ware, &c. Store ut No.
IS Second Street, Alton, Illinois. lyt
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n, 5fsrais Of Freedom.
: ..reuee, Saturday. July IL. 1851
caner,l Agent.

,,ossure 10 state that We have COM
Esiyes u p leasTt with Rev. W. F. PARRISH,
rEe 81 Arfans W,inois. to oficiate as General
4 ROc.iefrft,s HERALD OF FREEDOM. He is not
5ssat f.f II 10 receive and rec sipt subserip-
c.b auto ,s !. fuIy empowered to commission
tias., ea ls AZ .nts throughout the Northern
ee 70 soct subscriptions a1 i will u address
si;si.S5 Rockford, LII.
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Whinnle Il annnell-

HTH0LESALE and Ratan Dealers in DR.,
w foods. Bocts and Shoes, and Ready made
Clothing, dc. Store corner Of State aud Thir6
Streets, Alton, ILL.,.
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