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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
Kansas Book Bindery and Blank
Book Mandatory.

ToHN D0DSW0RTH respectfully informs
y his friends and the inhabitants of Kansas
that be has commenced Book Bindery in
Lawrence. K. T. Processes to be . practical
workman, having worked for several years in
some of the largest establishments in New York
and Philadelphia. Pledges himself to give
general satisfaction on any kind of work
Have new Patent Ruling Machine and all
other tools new and of the latest pattern.
Blank Books Ruled and made 70 any pattern
for Bankers Merchants, County Officers, and
Railways. such Ledgers Journals, Cash Books,
Records Registers, Tax Books, Fee Books,
Warrant Books. &c. &c.
Particular attention given TO Job Work
Magazines. Music. Pamphlets. &c, bound in
Plain and Fancy Morocco binding. as cheap as
in s.. Louis.
Please cell and examine samples of Paper for
Blank Books. dc.
Room in Basement of Herald Of Freedom
Building. maya.
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wyandott General Land Agency.

T ANDS, Claims, City Lots and Shares for
IL sale. Land warrants bought and sold on
commission; land warrants located !; lots for
lease, houses for sale and lease.
Territorial information furnished 70 eIni-
grants collections made on reasonable terms /;
money invested upon security fully guaranteed:
titles investigated and abstracts furnished
promptly. Special attention viii be given to
The practice Of the Law in the Territorial Courts
aud the q. S. District Courts.
N. ". DELAHAY. i
wyandott, < T., April IL, 1857.
Refer to the leading business men generally
of the Territory.
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IRON the Subscriber, residing at the
Il mouth Of Washington Greek, on the 14th
inst, pair Of large red Oxen, white bellies,
horns straight and slim, think the ears have
swallow marks, with piece cut from under
side of near ear. One is somewhat larger
and fatter than The other, and has white
spot on the forehead. and half ais tail is
white, with some white on his sides. In
formation where they may be found. through
the Lawrence POST Office, or otherwise. shall
be literally rewarded. A. w. DOLE,
Washington Greek, April 25. '57.-2ts
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We trust that ere this our friends in the
States are receiving our paper regularly and
understand fully the reasons of It's tempora
~ suspension. We are hurying matters
with all possible dispatch to get Ourself in
shape so that so much manual labor will moi
be required to work of our heavy edition
We viii venture the assertion that there is
not another newspaper in the United States
with SO large circulation as The Herald ol
Freedom which does all its presswork on a
hand press. It will not be so with US long
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Information for Eniyrants.

We find on our table pamphlet of l0C
pages, from the pen of DR.. THOMAS III
WEBB, of Boston, Mass, entitled ''Inforna
ton for Kansas Immigrants. We have
glanced through the work and find it to bc
in reality what the title page indicates. Il
Is decidedly the most valuable publication
We have seen, from any source. in regard tc
Kansas matters, aud Just the work that every
man coming to Kansas should read before he
leaves his home in the East. The author
has travelled over Kansas, and seen it for
himself. He has had fall access to the thou
sand sources of information. and has given
his whole thought to the subject of which h'
writes from the first settlement of the Terri
tory
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STnLEE NJ

ON the night of the goth ult., JOHN MACK,
~ proprietor of the Cincinnati House, in
Lawrence, was robbed of s40o in money, and
two notes. One of the notes was for S44.00,
signed by a. Ii. Mallory. The other was for
fifty odd dollars. signed G. +. Earle. They
were made payable to Robinson & Mack or
bearer, on demand. ANY person finding the
notes, or either of them; or who will secure the
money and thief. or either of them, shall be
literally rewarded. JOHN MACK.
Lawrence, April 10Th, lS57-tf
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Town Of delaware.

4 Ii persons holding certificates of stock in
n the Town of Delaware, K. T., are notified
to present them to the Clerk of Delaware Town
Association, No. Levee, on or before the 25th
Of April inst. The final drawing OF lots will
take place on the 26th inst. or as soon thereaf-
ter as practicable.
Caution-All persons are cautioned against
purchasing shares in the town of Delaware
upon which the assessment for payment of the
land has not been paid. as such shares are for
feited. CALEB s. PRATT, Secrecy
Delaware April 13 ,55 2t
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JOHN DEERE's

MOLINE PLORS IN K.a.HS.7S.
ON the opening of navigation in the
" spring, shall send to Messrs. Allen &
Gilmore, Lawrence, K. T., large assert.
ment Of Breakers of ali sizes, especially oi
my extra Two-Herse Mold Board Breakers
which has received the highest commend.
ations from ali who have used them also .
great variety of Stirring, or old Ground
Plows, among which would mention the
Improved Clipper, the No. or Eng. cast
steel Piow, and the Michigan Double OF
Subsoil Plow, which should receive the es-
pecial attention OF those who wish TO raise q
crop the first year. have made some i'm.
provements on this plow from last year, and
believe it is now perfect to be used on
Western soil. Also Corn Flows, Cultiya.
tors, double and single Shovel Plows, Roll
ing Cutters and Clasps, Gauge Whsels,
Truck Wheels, and ether Piow fixtures.
The quality Of the stock used in my plows
is not equalled by any establishment in the
West, and the plows are finished in very
superior style.
Having been engaged for eighteen years
in the manufacture Of plows for uss in the
Western States entirely, can confidently
say to enigrsn.s from the Eastern States,
that these plows ,otu seoxf and work per.
fsctly in any soil in the Mississippi valley.
All orders addressed to ALLIES T. GfL.
EoRE, Lawrence, K. T., or to me u Molines
Rock Island CO., Ills, viii teseivs pYomp,
alteration. [n32f1 JCiiN DEERE.
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College at Manhattsn.

The E. Methodists, at their late Confer.
ence in Nebraska, located a College at Man
hatten. in Kansas Territory. It was sup
posed that this institution would be located
near Palmyra. but the members of the Asso-
eiation have shown greater wisdom by loea-
ting it at more interior point in the Terri
tory. This win give nex impetus to Man
hatten, and make its stock still more valua-
hla
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A. olcott,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer In PsT-
w lor Furniture of Rosewood, Mahogany,
and Walnut. Also, Mattresses; and Uf-
holsetry generally. Looking Glasses, Glass
Plate, Willow Ware, Dining Room, Bed
Room and Kitchen Furniture. and q general
stock of Furniture for Steamboats,, Hotels,
Offices. School Rooms, Lodges. dc. Orders
solicited. Wsreroom corner Of Second and
State streets, Alton, Ill.
April 26, le56.-ly
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New Spring Ronuets.

MRs. n. P. CANFIELD invites the atten-
-1h ton of the Ladies of Lawrence and yicin-
ity TO her veil selected stock Of Spring Mill
merry. consisting Of Silk. Blond, Hair, Lace
Gimp, Straw and Illusion Bonnets. and 8
large assortment OF French Flowers Ribbons
Laees De, all of which viii be sold at prices
that cannot fail to please those Ladies requiring
Goods of the above description.
- Mass. Street near Whitney House.
Lawrence. K. 7. May 2, 1851. n36 3mz
DOMEROY. BENTON & CO., sell Finbroi-
i deries. Laces. Trimmings. Ribbons, Ho-
sicry. Gloves. Mitts. Batting. Combs, Threads
&c. Nos. IA and 146 Main Street, st. Louis.
May2
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W. T. n. Army,
Land Agency and General Intelli-


gence ONCE for Kansas.
HAVING established the above Agencies
i i for the purpose of transacting the business
of general Land Agency and Intelligence with
reference TO all matters pertaining to the inter
ests of emigrants and Others who desire to
locate lands in Kansas, am prepared to make
investments in Lands or Town Lots, or attend
to any other business which may be entrusted
TO my charge. My knowledge Of the country
and its interests acquired during my official
connection with the National Kansas Commit
tee, enables me TO promise safe and profitable
investments to those who may eonfde their
business TO me.
Being about to locate my family in the south
west part of the Territory, ! propose to open
sn Office there and at other points, with eifei-
cent assistants, SO that full and reliable infor-
nation can at all times be obtained at our cen-
tral office. located at Lawrence.
All communications addressed TO the under
signed, at Lawrence, Kansas, viii receive
prompt attention.
April, II, At WI Il Army.
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NOGce.

4 Ii persons interested are hereby notified
N that | am the owner by purchase and orig
inal settlement, of the n. ". Il of See. So
Town. y, Range 90 adjoining the city Of Law
rencc-that have and expect to continue to
occupy said land as my home and to purchase
the same when it comes into market. All per-
sons are notified, as they were notified in the
Spring of 1855 by me, not to settle upon said
claim or any part thereof.
April Is, ST. ]. II. LANE.
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Unrivalled Circular Saw Mills.

ITO whom it may concern. This certifes
L that have one of Wells & Cos circular
Saw Mills in operation, with which we are now
cutting from ten to fifteen thousand feet of road
plank per day IL hours) and we have no doubt
that we could, under favorable circumstances,
cut 20, 900 feet in u hours. Our engine is s
inch bore, and Is inch ssroke boiler "A feet
long AZ inches diameter, two IS inch fues.-
Our logs are feet long, mostly white oak.
G. S. THOMPSON,
Grand Blanc, Genesee Co., Mich.
Reliable orders promptly filled by II. Wells
& Co., Florence, Hampshire Co., Mass, who
are now prepared to furnish with their justly
celebrated Mill, improved Head Blocks by
which the log is set to any required gauge in
three seconds. The sawyer. without changing
his position, entirely controls the feed, backing
the carriage and setting the log. In point of
convenience and time-saving as well as dura-
bility, these Blocks are unequalled, and with
advantages heretofore possessed by our single
and double patent Circular Saw Mill, renders
them far superior to any others.
Lath and Shingle Saving Machines, also
Morrison's Patent for irving, shaving, and
jointing shingles, constantly on hand.
April II. st
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DIR. MARSHALLS
CataYrh aud Eeada cte Snuff,

Sdldi Il IL AUG 14SdCid u = SQuu.
MANUFACTURED and for sale at whole
1fl sale prices, by CuAs Bowen, Montpelier,
Vt. We append the following certificates:
The undersigned, wholesale Druggists, hav-
ing for many years been acquainted with DR..
AaFthel'S Catdfrk and Headache .Sauf, and
sold it in our wholesale trade, cheerfully state,
that we believe it to be equal in every respect
to the recommendations given of it for the
cure of Catarrhal Affections, and that it is de-
cidedly the best article we have ever known
for all the common diseases of the head.
Henshaw, Edmands & Co., Sc India-street,
Boston; Reed, Austin & Co., 81 India-ss., Bos-
ton; Brown, Lanson d Co., 40 India-st., Bos-
ton; Reed, Cutler d Co., 33 India-st., Boston;
Seth w. Fowle, l3S Westinghouse, Boston;
Wilson: Fairbank & Co., 43 and 45 Hanover
ST., Boston; Carter, Colcord & Preston S6 Han
over-st., Boston; A. b. tS D.. Sands, loo Fulton
St., New York; Stephen Paul d Co., 149 Cham
bers-st., New York; Israel Minor d. Co., 2l4
Fulton-st., New York; Curtis d. Perkins, I49
Chambers-st., New York; Mekcson d Robbins
127 Maiden Lane. New York; Haviland, Har-
raj & Risley, SO Warren-st., New York; Steb-
bins, Morgan & Allen, 46 ClilF-st., New York.
April 25-2t%
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H By an exchange We observe
that the smallpox is prevailing in
New England, Ohio. and some por-
tions of the west. There were seve-
raj cases in Jefferson City. No., du-
ring the last winter.
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TThe speculation fever has some
what abated in Lawrence, hence now
is good time to make investments.
heal property is high here. but its
tendency is still upward.
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CAUTIoN.

+ hereby notify the pnbIic that my claim Is
i situated on The II. z. y Section. Township
IL, South Range Is, East Of the 6th parallel
meridian. And / hereby caution the public
against purchasing lots located IN said claim,
as have the only lawful title 70 the same un-
der the presumption act- / have understood
that one Mr. Chapman has bean endeavorng
70 negotiate some lots and buildings on my
claim. All such sales viii be invalid, ard pur-
ohsseTs must govern themselves accordingly.
GAIUS JENKINS.
T,,vrz,,na Anil II 1877
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MARRIED.

In Lawrence, April 81, 1857. BY Rev. L. B.
DENNIS. Mr.. WA. WHITLocx, to Mrs. MINDFUL
4. ANDERSON.
At Mill Greek. April 18th, by Rev. Mr.. JONES
of Waubonsa. AIr. JOHN p. GLE1cH to Mrs.
CATHERINE TERRAss.
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Turner G Sidway,

MANUFAcTURERSand and wholesale deal.
1fl ers in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Va
lises, Horse Collars. Hides, Leather, Sad
dlery, Hardware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo
Robes, Whips, 0ycrshees. Fly-nets, &c. Store
No 10 Second street, Alton, III.
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LOST

ON Sunday the 2eth ult. between Franklin
W and Travellers Home, q Port Monnsie, con-
tanning about sl0 of money. The finder viii
be suitably rewarded by restoringit TO the owll-
er at Travellers Home, or at the Office of the
Herald of Freedom. JOHN PATTE.
Nav 3 It -
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Hogs Taken Up.

EsIvE HOGS, two black spotted ones and
e three white ones. were found tTespassing
on the premises of the subscriber, on the soth
uIt. The owner Is desired 70 pay charges and
take them away, or they viii be sold 70 pay
damages j. s. GINGEkisH.
Ar.ii a5-sts Smiles soath # Ix-Tence.
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NE 6. METcALF. JkMEs a. HI
METCALF & HIBBARD.
LAND AGENCY,

HNHE subscriber respectfully informs the pnb.
/ lie that he continues TO cary on the Land
Agency business in Lawrence, Kansas. Ills
commissions for buying or selling city property
are five per cent and no other charges His
terms for purchasing unimproved land VIII DC
az follows. viz. he will take deeds in the name
of the person furnishing the funds and look
after the property as carefully as if it were bus
own. and make no charges for his ser :ices; bu;
the purchaser mus. furnish funds to pay all OF
the money bills. When the land is sold, the
purchaser shall add six per cent annud interest
70 the sum invested and subtract the amount
from the amount Of the sale, and the nett prof
il shall be equally divided between the pur-
ns4:f - JOHN B. WOOD.
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w II II Knnnfz

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
Z CHANT. and wholesale dealer in Alton
Lime, Plastering Hair, Cement and Grain of
all kinds; (Orders for Flour promptly attended
to- Short Street and Levee. Alton. Illinois;
Refers to J. Lock & Bro, Alton. H.; Turner
& Subway. do; Wade, Barry & Co., do; W.
H. Mitchell & Co., do.
aprl6 6m
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Man of Kansas.

A SECTIONAL MAP OF KANSAS. COM
N piled from the field notes in the Surveyor
Generals Office. Showing every section as
surveyed to the present time. The most com
plete map ever published. Price one dollar.
For sale Wholesale and retail at No. 120 Main
Street, st Louis. by
April 1s-tf JOHN HALsALL, & Co.
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Pfices Current.
LAWRENCE. April 25. 1851.

=
LAWRENCE, April 25. 1851.
FLoUR-SuperGne, Sc 90 p hundred.
WHEAT-2 90 p bushel.
CoRS-si IS +"
CoRS MEAL-sI IS.
WHITE BEANs-s3 50 TOD 90 p bush.
PoTAToEs-S3 so
SwEET-S4 90
GREEs .lPPLEs-$2@9 90
DRIED 81 90
CRAeKERs-l5c. per. 10.
FRESH BuTTE-50@35c. b.
CHEEsE-20@ 25c.
SALERArus-i2115c.
BRowS SUGAR-l62Sc.
WHITE . -lS@20c
I RIcE-IO to 1876.
TEAs-75c. .@$l 90
CoFEEE-l62S@20c.
BEEf-s@l21dc.
BAcoN-l21a@I625c.
CoDEIsH-lUc.
MAcKEREL-l2@15c.
ToBAcco-30@5Gc.
MANILA RoPE-25c.
SoAP-l0 10 12c
CASDLE-Star, CSC.
:" -Sterine, Csc.
TALLow-l21Sc.
BEEswAx-20c.
CorTos BArrlNe-20@25e."
IRoS-7@l0c. /"
NAILs-7@10c. i"
CAsTINGs-9c. {"
LOG CHAIS-l0@l21ac. I"
STovE PPE-l62zc.
SAD IRoNs-10@l21ac.
HIDEa-G Gronn 20 drv 10A1Sr g n
SALT-p sack Of 200 fbs., S. co.
AxEs-New England pattern, 81 81.
SAws-Cross cut, foot, 1881 90.
Ok BOws- piece, 25c.
soeKs-P pair, Soc; in large demand.
Boors-stogics, q pair, s3@3 is.
8. Fine, 80 50 75@4 so.
8" Calf, 81 50@5 so.
sHEErrSes-Brown, p yard, lO@l5e;
Bleached, 12k@2ec.
PKIsT+P yard, e@15c.
DELASEs- 25@50c.
orI-Linseed, 2 gal, 81 so.
i" Lard, 81 25@1 so.
Fish, I" 81 so.
BuRsIse FLUrD-9 gal. g 25.
MoLAssEs- 81 10.
SYRUP 81 30@l so.
WooD-Hard, p cord, So 90.
CoAL-Stone, p bushel, 30c.
SADDLEs-$7@30
HARNEss-Per set, S16@50.
GLASS by 10 per fifty feet, So 90.
&" 10 By - =" So 25.
10 by IA 50 81.
LUMBER-Per thousand, S30640.
SHINGLEs-per thousand IS 50@S6.
WORK OxEN-S75GS125
Cows-S20aS35.
HORSES AND MULEs-s50aI50
Hoes on FrET-perl00 lbs. 50.
SHEEP-S2dS3.
LUMBER WAGoNs--Sl00Gsl2S.
Ok YoKes. Bows AND RISGs-s3aS5.
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DoMERoY, BENTON & CO., have in store
i very large and interesting stock of Dress
Goods. Of snrpassing beauty-variety unequal
led in this market; Rich Dress Silks. Plain
Block Silks. Rich silk Challis ST. Cloud Robes
Grape de Orient. Grape de Espange. Printed Be
rage. Printed Jaconess- Ginghams. Lawns. &c.
Nos Ia and l46 Main Street, St. Louis.
May9
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GIDEON FLIAS.

CURVEY0R. is located at Prairie City. &. T.
y and holds himself in readiness for Survey.
ing and Plotting Towns, tbs division of claim.
Dc All work warranted to give full sstisfae.
tion. Address as above.
Prairie City, April %, 1s57-sm.a
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Topping, Brothers.

WHoLEsALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns. pissols.
Gun Trimmings, &c Also, Dealers in Iron
andSteel, Blacksmiths' Tools, Spring and
axtls, Second street, Alton, Ill.
Alton, H., Nov. 8, 1856. lys2-ie
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NOTICE.
PALMYRA Town Association

FTNHE annual meeting of the Palmyra Town
i Association for the choice Of Officers, will
be held at Powell Hotel, Palmyra. L. T..
on Monday. the fourh day Of May next, at 10
o'clock A. N. a punctual attendance is re-
oues.ed. it, JAS. L. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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DoMERoY, BENTON & CO., have in store.
i of their own importations- and will be sold
remarkably low. Jaconets. Tape Checks Swiss
Muslin. Nansook Muslins, Victoria Lawn,
Bishop Lawn, Brilliants, Crinolines. &C.. &c.
Nos. Ia and l46 Main Street, st. Louis.
Hay3
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Whipple & Tunneu.

JXTHoLESALEs and Retail Dealers In DRY
Wv GOODS, BOOTS and sHoES, and Ready
MADE CLOTHING, 6c. Store corner Of
State and Third-strs., Alton, I'll.
Aprji 3D. ,ss-Jv&
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w. Il Miller e. Co.

nEALERS in Lumber, Lath, Shingles.
II Sash, Doors, Blinds, etc. Office on
Fourth street. near the Chicago aud Aissis-
sippi R. r. Depot. Alton, Ill.
April 26, ls5e.-Iys
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C. G. MauzY.

M WHOLESALEa and Retail Dealer In every
w variety ana styleof fashionable Furni-
| ture, Sofas, Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries,
! Mattresses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs,
Rockers, Looking Glass Plates, Window
Shades, etc. Corner of Short and William
streets, Alton, Ill. April 26-3t
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TON BANK.

ALTON, ILLINOIS.
Capital $3.50. 900.
COLLECTIONS made. and exchange for
~ sale on all the principal cities In tba
Union.
Collections remitted for promptly on day
of paymeAt. z. MARSH, President.
CHAS. A. CAEDW ELL Cash.
Alton, Ill, Nov. 8. 1856. l-Ie
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HOME0pATHY.

Miss E. CURTIS, Homeopathic Physi-
4sl clan, from Wisconsin, would respect
fully inform the ladies Of this city that she
is prepared to wait on them and their chill
dren. at their call. Residence at Mr. David
Browns, West Lawrence. n32f
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d. 6. M0IES 9 COMPANY

GENERAL AGENTS & COMMISSION
" MERCHANTS, for the sale Of ell kinds
ofRAIL ROAD MATERIALS. .RacSinery a.
Seess Eaginss. Pumps, Horse Powers. Saw &
Griss Mills, FoTgings. Iron and Brass Csstiuas.
Steam Gauges. Steel. Files, Nails, Nuts and
Washers, Betting, Gutts Percha Goods. Glass
Lanterns, Locomotive Tires Ne. Is Main
Street. st. Loris, No.
A.G. M0IES, II. u. WOODWARD.
April Is. 81 If
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Potatoes /! Oats !

100 BUSHELS Oats expected daily, by the
lUU subscriber. Also, on hand to day, So
bushels prime Potatoes, for sale cheap for the
times. c. STEAkNS.
April 25-tf Opposite Duncan's.
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T. L. Waples,

DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing,
II and Furnishing Goods, Wholesale and
retail. Corner ef Piass and Second strceta.
Alton, Ill.
April 26. 1S56.-fy
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Yankee House,
lFANU HyY1A II

MAN TIA IAN, n. I.
THIS House is now open. and the Proprietor
i stands in readiness to eecomodate the trav-
cling public with all they may need. His Table
will at all times be supplied with the best the
market affords. A call is respectfully solicited.
CHARLES BARNES.
Manhattan, May 2, 1851. MO 2t*
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Topping, Brothers.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers In
w Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE,
Agricultural instruments, DC. Store between
Leyee and Second streets, Alton, Ill.
Nov. 8, 1856. lys
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4 stock Of fresh Seeds, consisting of Peas
IA and Beans, OF best kinds, by the bushel
or Peck, and all kinds of Garden Seeds, by the
Pound: Pint. or Dime, just received and fol
sale by BURNHAM &c co.
April 25-3y.&
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T INSEED, Castor, Tanners and Neatsfoos
IL Oils; pure White Lead, Copal, Coach
Body, Japan and Map Varnishes complete
sssUTsnsnt Of common and fancy paints
n SP
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C. Il. FERaELL. Ell. sERTHouD.
Qhaunaa Hnnsa

Shawnee House.
TNHlS house is now open for the aocommO-
l. dation of the travelling public. Il is un-
dsrgoing thorough repairs with large additions
1t is located On Shawnee ST., few rods west o.
The public are respectfully invited to call, the
proprietors pledging every comfort usually
found in q western hotel.
CIV. FERRELL, & Co., Proprietors.
Leavenworth city. K. T., April II. 1857. If
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PLANTERS' HOTEL

Leavenworth City, z. T.
THIS House is T2 feet front, on Main Street
i by 10 feet front on Shawnee. The build
ing is of brick four stories high, and is furnish
ed in the most comfortable manner. Travellers
and the Public generally are respectfully inyi-
ted to call and see us.
M'CARTY & MMEEKIN, Proprietors.
April 1S 81 If
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NOTICE

4 Ii persons having obtained Shares in Pal
n myra by transfer are required TO have the
same recorded in the Secretary's book.
n3s4tz JAS I. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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n. @. Marfin q Co.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No. Is see-
w ond street, Alton, Ii. Drugs, Medicines,
Paints. Oils. etc, etc.
April 26, lS56-lYs
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HENRY J. ADAMS. A. C. SWIFT. F.G. ADAMS.
Adams, Swift & Co.,
DANKERS, and REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ID Leayenworth City, Kansas. Exchange
and Land Warrants bought and sold; Money
received on Deposit; Real Estate bought and
sold on Commission; Lands located by War
rants or Money in all parts of the Territory.
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B. A. Carpenter & Co..

WHoLESALE GRocERS. Dealers in
w choice liquors, wooden ware, DE sters
at No. 26 Second street, Alton, Illinois
Nov. 8, 1856. lys
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DIED.

At Waukegan ILL.,, on the 18th of February,
Of lung disease, GEO. Law. formerly of Mass.
but late of Hampden, X. T., aged 81.