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CATTLE II A r K E T .
IrprppSoSc,ry

JEFFEKSON CITY, Sept. TO-
The arrivals of Texas Cattle continued copious, with fair
stock of eeves Hogs and Sheep scarce with
good demand for Veal Cattle Prices of Cattle easy
chasers, but Hogs continue firm. We quote
PRIOEs:
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RECEIPTS OF pRoDUcE,


RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fl D Newcomb-I hid. tobacco to
Gvin. 4eo-s hhds tobacco VIM &eo-i doto
Fl sso ws. II
ndse v Leysrich dcoI hhds tobacco Lotspeh &eoNs
SACKS Wheat $ hour to FeiIosss
Ssos bis y! eaess JOIN Hurley ham:
lo boxes apples John O bales cotton Esn
ts;'. HsT SGfSn Sss
to order-Toial 81 bales cotton il hhds tobacco.
ton q Ns e yf5 Meons bales
Wsnbsgs GtenSef9ssfi John Watt
Sas ~; fs : Dc
s.s as
Asn bsns Vance
eo A 1es f'EsS
hides bales and sundss order-Toa 5 bales Cotton
can S, s. & Sals -four PA coils
sacks Given Waite Joseph Lands
ffnR
& S,sE Se eS5 a ss
s s bD APPLES Msss
ss eos 'P 81
l4 do potatoes 30 do apples DelBondo2i drugs
wright 6coS do candles Hall Kemp &co-S2 barley
kns-l pkg Adams dco-4 boxes mdse Caldwell &co-sun-
dries to order-Total Is bales
| RAILRoADs.
| NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
bales cotton Byrne Vance &co-lS
Warren, Gilmore dco-5 do Payne Harriso-3 cotton
Cutter Hason-l do Smith, Harris &co00 lumber to
WI Cunninghaml7 head cattle Savers-sundries
not Deacon &co-Feowes doc-D Hadden--J Thurman-AI
NoaA Abbott-sundlies to order-Tota g
PONTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Steamer California30 bales osnaburgs cottor
gins to Carter &co-1 do Brander McKe Hubbard
- bdls paper Stevens &eo-1 mill Bell 6co-
boxes Geddes.
CONSIGNEES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R Days-D & Wilson eco
Sister Mary Angeca-W H Letchford aco--F Justis-I
Danzgger-M Lee-F David-M Miiler-J Wright 6co-Lauv
McCall-Laforest Desmain-W E Thompson 6co-Rhoro
Hggenbouom--J Woodruff &co--Pooley, NicoI eco-
Lloyd Extraordinarily, Wilson &co-W Hanney &co-.
Cromweli-ssndtord Bros-McCutcheon. Howell Eco
Kennedy &co-M D Cooper &eo-J A C0lton-J T Hardi
col Lacey 6co-B Dryer-Queyrouse LangsdOrf-Lusk
co-Donovan McLearn &co-A Robb &ce-Sirnon Frank
, Dawson fco-A G Webbur deo-George ConnoIy-R LAdam
darcy &co-J H Marks &co-J Burnside &co-Flnt Jone
&c Doson son-Hs, Rodd Putnam Shark, Staufrr
Cos Hastings-G Durand-N Gas Company Sturtevan
&co-J W Stanton &eo-North, Snedes 6co-Badey Wilso
&co-C Burdecke &co-C Mailot-Cooper l. Neibert-
Macou frerns-B Mulen--Miles, Adams &co-L Kaiser
Coleman Putnam &co-Watt Noble Mobley-C uddy Brow
&co-W jackson &co-E Hart 3co-C Barriere Bro!
&co-Htchcock & Lstug-LeB Bond &co-T Baily Bsnchar
.tco-H II Hadden-Horrell, Gayle 6co--T Aydet Eco
Violet &co-HIliard. Summers 6co-F Peret-O BCra
ham, Johnson-Pheps' Carr kee-J Bocknsand order.
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Office.
Jefery's Double 4cting Suction snd Force Pump
,cnh India Rubber Bail Haires


tons, Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, ETC.. ETC.. etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this State
for the sale of Jeerys Improved DoubeActing Pump with
India Rubber Ball Valves prepared to receive orders
and furnish This valuable invention patented June
5h 1856 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State Fair held Elma 10 that year. In intro
ducng this Pump this community the Undersigned feels
confidence that his efforts to bring into general will be
seconded by all who sees its operation and construction:
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls OF India Rubber for
Their mperviousness and their yielding surface
certainty operation and perfection of action which cannot
be attained by the other Valves The simplicity Of
Arrangement the facility it'll which the parts be removed
replaced compact FORM renders this the perfec
and desirable Pump Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should OF these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes they in bt
transformed into efficient Fire Engine.
Size No 2psssesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons min
ute Price $50.
Size possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per min
ute Price SIS.
Size No. capacity of forcing rs gallons per min
ute Price $50.
larger Sizes suitable for Dry Docks Drainage
capacity of 500 gallons minute in
construction aud be expected Nos and are nd
mirably adapted Sugar Houses for forcing the caneuice
asses and the ordinary which Pump generally
Piled while for redeeming Swampy Lands the No AS are nds
pensabfe
subscriber feels convinced when these Pumps
they will speak for themselves and that or later
they will go into general use.
Samples of Size No can be in operation at u Bier
Co.'s No. 95 Price Coulons NO. l0 foydrhs
street. the office OF the undersigned where persons are in
vted to call and examine before purchasing
ANDERSON d. DIETER Agent,
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EsSA SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
Ikf IMain Depot 80 Camp street-Brsueh Sc Chsrtres
L. GABICI, Proprietor.

The stock of these comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS
Directly imported from Paris
STEINWAY B. SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
N B-These celebrated Pianos considered by all the
prominent artists the best the United States In the
years Messs Sons have received various public
trial Exhibitions and Fairs of the North less than SIX
MUM COLO MED AIS The superiority their Pianos.
Also, large assortment Of
B. c. FISCHER'S PIANOS of alt sizes moderate prices
suit the and of all classes of
buyers
.MASON'S and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MEL6DEONS,
Harps Guitars, Vioins Accordeon Banos Flutes, Brass
of all kinds and Musical Merchandise of every
description.
H9-Musc Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NoIE-Any for Music Pianos, Instruments anything
relating to music may either store addressed by
mail will he promptly attended to.
FB-TERMS LIBERAL .,,o,
H. HAbit1
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NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
II. CHANT AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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lTNIVERsITY OF LOUISIANA Law DE
L

The Lectures in this Department will commence the Sc
cond Monday Novem 1857 and until the first
Monday of APRIL 1855 They will embrace the
branches of the Civil Common Constitutional and Iuerna
we'll Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
! Lectures will be delivered by tenr Professors.
Professor McCALEB will of Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law and the Jurisdiction Of the
Courts of the United States 3D..
mercial Law, Criminal Law, and the Law of Evidence.
Those by Professor ROSELIUS will embrace the Civil Law
Land Titles whether derived from England Spain France
the United States and the Practice of the Courts of Civil Jur
dicion in Louisiana.
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law, Equity Jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional
Law.
The degree of Bachelor Of Laws will be conferred on those
students only who shall have attended null courses Lee
full after having twelve months under
the direction of respectable Coun eor and who shall
examination various Professors, be found deserving
OF the honor.
The Professor SS marcuason lee 50; and
Sl0for the diploma. -.
All communications addressed TO the Dean Of tbs
| Faculty at New Orleans. THEODORE II. McCALEB,
| isle tnlO Dean of the Faculty.
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no HACK AND CAB DRIVERS

l. , Mayors Office, September 10, 1857
Hack and Cab Drivers will be furnished application at the
office Chief of Police with the Tariff and Extracts from
Ordinances which by law they required expose in
their vehicles. CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN,
sell 3p5t Mayor.
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nv, X. r. FRYER, INDIAN DoCToR-oFFlCE,
w No. the south oil Nctery audi Ely
Fields Streets Thru District opposite the Pontcharrsin
Railroad Depot.
s All city country orders enclosing S. postpaid viii
be punctna medicine with directions how
use it, by mail free of postage Once hours from
& A NJ IoeP NJ. jeIS If
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Waemans2 bbls -four do brandy 10 bb whisky. do
II do potatoes 10 do apples do onions 10 baskets cham
pagn casks and 30 claret ties rice 81 pkgs mdse
BOsToS-Ship Naadar-523 cotton, 615 corn
@ bbs four 6s bbs whisky 9 hides casks horn e. pkgs
rndse '-fEF+
PRNsACoLA-schr Dora-s2s sacks corn, do coffee, 72
bbs onr % do pork 10 apples 10 do potatoes 10 bxs
dies do soap, kegs lard. &c nee. 81 pkgs mdse.
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away on the 24h July, the slave Oh AR1TY; she is q
~ dark grif large strong woman about 40 years old
and has teeth of her upper jaw right side of from
etth they don't show unless she is made the mouth
will give Twenty Dollars for her apprehension
an22 # r. McNAGHTEN, 81 CarOndelet street.
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WANTED.

ANTED-A GOOD PLAIN SEAMSTRESS DESIR ES
w work. Apply Enterpe street, door the dry
goods store the corner Of Prytania street se2 Il
~ HOUSE WANTED THE FIRST OR
G Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo streets
I2I comfortable House. suitable for moderate sized family
with large yard garrn attached would be preferred
Rent exceed $500 $500 year. For house
suits lease of three to five could be made Apply 81
travier street, iv2l II
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AK HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BATTALION OF ARTILLERY
N4slYS Arsenal, Grod street.
sISaA The First Company Washington Battalion Of Arl
Iery attend regular Monthly Meetings the 6rst MON
DAY each month. and Regular Drills THURSDAY of
every week at 5 oclock, until further notice.
By order Of
J. B. WALTON, Captain.
VILLA II. SLACK, O. s. mv2s II
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REMOVALS.

NOTICE-WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM OUR
friends and the public that of the late
our lower shop, have removed Office the upper shop
corner OF Noe Dame and Front Streets where will be
happy to I'll orders for Tin Copper Blacksmng and Sheet
Iron Work as before. =
eel REWGTER
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PH1LADELPHIA-Bark Isaac Z Dsyis-A ssorted nadse
ToBAsCo-schr Edusrdo-3Boo hides deer skins 30
boxes sugar 10 order. -
BRAZ0S SANTIAG0-Schr I'd Barnard-e bbls of pork To
y Greh &c9.50e to Peet, Simms &co-1NG do Tsaron
i,25 40 rheps acoI900 do Aarbury kFoster-sl to
Marks AcoD do 6 hides bales boIs Presu
Coutere2 do 80 hides Pedeauvie Brohers-t "a sscts
wool l59 slabs 100 and lead bd skins 1882 to
Graham -
TCHEFLNCTA-per schr sylphide 400 bbs sand f Rub.
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S@ H. RODRIGUEZ q co.,
kFF4N successors to F. DAQUIN 4 CO. la4EIkS
.sIs2ssEEw BREADand CRACKER BAKERS, E.
No. SO New Ievee street, New Orleans,
Superior AMERICAN GRACKNEL BISCUIT, warranted
free of saleratus any drugs injurious TO health
H. d. Co. keep constantly hand large assortment Of
Bread and Crackers.
Pilot Bread, Coffeehouse Biscuits Water Crackers,
Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers, Soda Crackers
Wine Bread, Boston Crackers, Picnic, ETC.,
French Biscuits, Butter Crackers,
made by machinery at the lowest market prices y1 6
A CARD-I HAVE RESUMED THE ACTIVE PRAC-
IA Of the Law, in connection with the duties OF Commits
of United States and Of the several States OF the
Union. Office No. 81 Gravier street. -
my3Q 6m* WM CHRlSTY.
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TAMPA BAY-Tteamship SRwanuee-In ballast
BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rot
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r., ~; ~ i,iiERfokn r., LONG.
NJ RUTHERFORD Is LONG, AUCTION
~. EhfSa, ohce-No q Natche2 and Arcade Pas
Speca attention given the sale of Slaves private ms
vel rs lc-aYing ample quarters for $50 No III
c"lohUsIeI street.. sci 3m
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GOOD FURNITURE AND SILVER WARE AT AUCTION
without reserve
BY GARDNER SMITH

BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer,
Office, No. Commercial Place.
MONDAY, the 21st inst, at half-past 10
1'l o'clock A. NJ Orange street, Administration al
the residence OF Henry Thomas Jr., will be sold
The contents of twosory House. consisting
sttads; Armors; Bureaus Washstand Tables; Sdeboarls
Parlor Furnture Carpets Rugs Silver and Plated
tel Ornaments; Lamps; fine EugraviDgs Paintings; Copr
Crockcy Glass Ware Cooking Stoye Kitchen Utensils
RI-CONDITIONS-CRsh. sel6
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AS FIXTUREs-GAs FIXTURES

GAS FIXTURES-GAS FIXTURES
HENDERSON GAINES
No. 80 Cana! street,
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, Hal Innns
and Lanterns, Mnte Lights Portable and Drop Lights etc
Of French English manufacture in the greatest
variety, and
Low P II I c ES
H9.When desired, they will be put
N. B.-A very large variety of GAS GLOBES always
ly
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60 VIRGINIA NEGROES FOL. SALE
~ Tie subscriber has just arrived with Likely Nh
n GR0ES consisting of Men and Women--Feld Hands.
AZ Mechanics, Cooks, Washers and Irones and Ser
wants, witch he will sell reasonable goos
city acepances. VIII continue receive lots Negroes
ring the
H Iagans Old Stand OF Espanade Moreau st.
nj
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VINGINIA AND MAINLAND NEGRoEs

1HIe--Ec7NONI from FspAnNde
WALTER H. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos Il and
A3 BarOnne street, where he will be found early the
fall with large lot Of Virginia and Negroes
He is preparing ample and healthy quarters the increased
business he intends conducting the season. The new
location is between GrHvier and Common street
which is the second street due St. Charles Hotel
and is convenient to all the merchants and hotels
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL,
II and 70 Bnronle street,
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.F< s sTEAMh0AT FOR sALE-T

ste hner G. AMPIs now lying the opposite
side Of the river in good running order and we'll
found well adapted for the towing business dimensions lag
feet long z feet beam, feet hold ID cylinder foot
strote will be sold accommodating terms For further
ticniaTs, apply TO j. II. PHELPS,
Gov,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Bogus Legislature.


The scoundrels setting at Lecomp-
an. and calling themselves Legisla-
..rs -. for the Territory of Kansas, viii
.d;ourn to-day. They have excelled
,hs;r predecessors in infamous enact
r,.ots. 1t is impossible to mention in
ri. article tithe of their base pro-
r;sions. 1t was said they would un-
sbsekIe the press. and take the lock
from the jaws of our people. and al
Inv them to print. write and speak
hereafter, but they have not done it
IN the contrary it is said they have
taken another step in wiekedness, and
have actually passed a law with the
view of preventing the peaceful as
,emblpe of the people in public con-
canton. Their entire code is an em-
.nation better fitting mad house than
body of sane men, and yet the Pres
ident has moral turpitude sufficient to
induce him to attempt the enforcement
Of such laaus on the people of Kansas.
Another dynasty will soon be ushered
in, and we hope better era will dawn
On Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
The Flood

1t is reported that the Usage river
rose forty feet during the late food
Several families along the banks OF
the Usage and branches were coInpell-
ed to vacate their cabins during the
food. The Emigrant Aid Co.'s steam
saw mill. at Osawatomie. was com
|pletely covered with water, but no
great injury, as far as We are advised,
was done to it.
All passage between this place and
Leavenworth was cut off for upwards
of week. Our team. which we had
dispatched to Lsavenworth for paper
was stopped at Stranger Creek. on it
return. and was detained some sever
or eight days, waiting fer the high wa
ter to subside so the river could b,
fORaed. In consequence of this de
teatiOu. no Herald Of Freedom was is
sued last week for want of paper.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Editors Absent.

Mr. BRowN left his post week ago.
or tour of observation through the
southwestern portion of the Terrific
~. His duties have been so cosafRing.
especially through four months last
summer, as to prevent him from max
ing personal observations in different
localities SO fully as was desirable.-
lie has taken occasion to avail him
self Of the period intervening between
tie arrival of his paper, mentioned
elsewhere, AMI its issue, to make the
tour indicated. He expects to be al
lis post in time to report progress in
his next issue.
Mr. WATrLEs is en a visit to Della
ware City and Quindaro, designingtc
write sketch of the country, and
CLEAN some facts in-the History of the
Delawares and Wyandots ere his re
turn, for the "History of Kansas,
which We are now publishing.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
nelaware CITY Z. Z.

THIS place is situated ON the Missouri Rv-
I ef, eight miles below Fl. Leavenxorth.
Its central locetion en tie river, With respect
20 the principal points on tbs Kansas River,
being neare, 70 Lawrence. the great emporium
Of the Kansas Valley: il superior landing.
and its beautiful location IN the midst Of .
heavy body of the finest timber skir.ed By the
most beautiful and fertile prairies, together
With the f;sst OF is being opposite 70 the sa.-
let Of the rich bottoms Of tie Missouri sBd
Platte Rivers en- the east. and the natural
shipping point. for the products Of the saiae,
combine 70 render if the hest and most desira-
bIs point in Kansas Territory on the Missouri
River. 1t Is also q arriHipai point on the nsg-
" projected Airline z. r from Chicago via.
keokuk 20 Kausas, and d tho pernfsnent scat
Of i.stice for Leaycnxprth Co.
Finicrants are invited to make this their
shipping point on the river, and also 70 visit it
for the purpose Of location, Is offering unpar-
allelcd advantages.
Full accommodation for freights are being
erected, ss Q fnrgo amount Of Government
freight will be consigned to this point.
Superior inducements are Offered 70 mechaE-
les of all kinds to locate here.
Fee simple deeds are given TO those pprehs-
sing town property. a. the site has been pur-
chased from Government.
Delaware City contains, ct the present time
between 500 and 4e0 inhabitants.
We invite emigrants from every quarter.
L. f. HOLLINGSwORTH,
Delaware City. Feb. 15-tf President.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Back Numbers.

Our large edition. which we COM
mcnced the 18th of January. with the
History of Kansas" is now entire
" exhausted, and We have not single
preceding number Of the Herald Of
Freedom in our office, save our regular
fl.s. Indeed, we mailed to several
subscribers damaged numbers, so as
to make the numbers complete to as
many as possible.
As soon as we get our power press N
motion, which will be in few weeks,
if the weather will admit, we shall re-
wise and reprint all the first portion Of
the history up to that period, and fur
nish il to new subscribers, who viii
net otherwise obtain it, and thus make
the work complete to them. All per
sons wanting the work complete should
subscribe prior to the 1st of April, by
which time We hope to get our powel
press in motion.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
New Goods.

THE subscriber has purchased the stock
i Of Goods Of Aessrs. @. w. W. Hutch
inson Co, and rented the store heretofore
occupied by them, where he is now receiving
large and carefully selected stock Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing,
Hardware. Crockery aad Glassware, Hats
and Caps, Leather, WindoW Sash, Doors,
Glass. Nails. Iron, Cement, Plaster, Plaster
ing Hair, etc.
Special attention is invited to our very
extensive stock of Groceries, consisting in
part of the following articles:
25 sacks coffee;
Is bbls. coffee sugar;
hhds N. o. sugar;
bbls. Mackerel;
2506 lbs. Cod Fish;
5000 lbs. W. R. Cheese;
800 sacks table salt:
100 |" @. A. salt;
1000 sacks extra s. r. Flour;
25 boxes Star Candles;
30 {" soap;
Is bbls. Molasses:
Together with large assortment Of
Teas, Tobacco. etc. etc, which are offered
for sale at fair prices. for cash. Those wish
ing to purchase are respectfully invited to
call and examine our stock. j. BLOOD.
Lawrence. January "a. ls57.-f
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Jno. G. Douglas.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
a LAW, Collecting, Land and General
Agent, Leavenworth City, Kansas Territory
Having opened an Office In Kansas, will
attend TO all PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS entrusted
TO my care.
VIII attend to the prosecution of land
claims, contested pre-anPtioR cases, and all
claims against the General Government
viii attend to procuring Psy, Bounty Land
and pensions for Soldiers, their Hid0cs and
Heirs.
VIII locate Land Warrants.
VIII buy and sell Land Warrants.
III secure and collect Claims.
viii buy and sell Claims.
viii investigate titles 10 land and city
property.
viii buy and sell lands On commission.
Will make safe investments Of money.
Will buy and sell city and town lots.
EEFERENcEs.
his Excellency Jno. W. Gesry, Gov. Kan.
sas Territory.
DR.. Chas. Robinson, Lawrence, z. 7.
Sampson 4 Campbell. Land Agents. Law
renee, Z. T.
Judge S. n Latta. Leayenworth, z. T.
Simmons : Leadbeater. St Louis. DO.
Ketchum 4HeadiDgton, Esqs., Cincinnati
Hon Samuel Galloway, Colurnbus, o.
Theodore D. Woolsey. IL. D.. President
Of Yale College
Hon. Joel Parker, IL. D.. Hon. Theophi
Ius Parsons, ID, Hon. Emory washburn
IL p, Cambridge Law School, Cambridge
Mass.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Pleasant Ridge Nursery.

MERRY ALDRICH, Proprietor. Five
miles west Of Hennepin, three miles from
Bureau, junction of the Peoria r. r. with
Chicago $ Rock Island r. R.. i've miles
from Tiskilwa, ,Toroa of Arispe, Bureau ooun-
ty, Ill. Packages put up in the best manner
(for which charge of costonly will be made }
and shipped at either place. No charge for
delivering at depot.
offer for sale for the spring of 1857
5000 Apple Trees, four years old. Selected,
% cts. each. Average lot, $751; per 100. $l25
per 1000.
$4,000 three years oId.seleesed is cts.each.
Average lot. $l25o per 100. 100 90 peg
900.
g. 600. 2 years old; 8 90 per 100. IS 90 per
,G06.
1000. year old. 90 per 100. % 90 per
l goo.
1000 Dwarf Apple Trees 2 and years old.
Is 70 IS cts. each. Average lot 20 90 70
80 90 per 100.
1.Oo0 Standard Pears. common size. so cts.
each.
1000 Dwarf Pears. 4 years old. ready e
fruit, ] 90 each; 2 years old, so cts. 40 90
per 100.
1000 Plums, 4 yearsold, very large IS cts
each. so 90 PEI 100 3 yssrs old 50ets-, 20 %
per l0g.
| 1000 Cherries, both Standard and Dwarf
2 years old, 50 cts: 80 90 per 100 !; few Nay
Duke; 3 years old, large. ready to fruit. a
cents.
Also Peaches. Grapes. Currants, &C. Or
namental Trees. Shrubs, Roses, Plants, Ever
greens of 10 varieties. sc.
For particular description. please send fol
"New Description Catalogue ? sent free Il
all that apply for it.
ian Z, 1e5e q