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HIGH HOGE /.

be undersigned would respectfully anDoancesto
fhe pnblit fha he viii open IN Bedfofd "a the first
Monday q! SoVr atheF aext, High sehooI, in which
81 the 0faarhes of liberal education, English and
Classical, stIi be taught 1t is aesgaedfoesiablish.
li Bedford pERMANES NJ last titulion of a high Or
des male and female. The male aud setaie depart
ment will 1e distinct, the necessaFy ar
Tansements can be effected. tn this School Students
El be prepared iar tie higher classes al 4BY Col
lege, or to enter at once npon tue aciye Gutes OF
life. Na
Special care wjti: he taken 10 form IN ont pupils
habits OF 9rer, strfet PactHgig, a. 1hesarh74ess.
We consider these valuable eeme liary y-charac-
ters, ard iHdispensabieto TO soqnd learaing.s
The Physical, Moral and Social Educatiou OF the
Pupils vii receive that attention whiri their in.por-
taBce demands.
There will be fEerc grades. 10 tie 6ra belong
the rommeu Epgltsa Bfu"easx, ssc, Is krading. Or
biography, Writing, Arithmetic, 1eosraphy, Eng
liSh ara,omeg. &c
The Aeeoud nclules tie preceding. together with
the AteAsr b5a'1hes o Eheiish Edaoat;oF such as
Higher Arthmpt.e, Al9rbfa, Geometry. intellectual
and Moral Phiiosopb} Raeoric, Losjc, Boia.y, Au-
cient GeogrerAy, elc.
The hnt embraces all he foregoing together
with the Latin and Greek lang aages.
be Modern Languages, Music. Drawing, PANT
ng, and Quatnental Neetlo Wort. viii be extra
studies. aud ioF each loefr ~i be extta rhaises.
fAPENsES
Tuition for tie flsi grade PEI quarter, :. 81 60
TIE ctarges Tor rhe extra s.nlies wi|i b. cpabisbs
ed al an early ,tay.
Th4 6lpoftaaj1& offered to the citzsn.ssz
bedford and s9cH'ity OF havns established IN fi!s4.
nisfsi permearnt chool OF high order. The en5s
erPi The bread aUd comprehensive basis here
indicated, viii be afteGded necessarily with much
labor and expense. II is hoped, therefore. that al
those who feel interested in The rducation OF the
yoaHs VIII come up literally 10 the support OF this
School
Rev GEO. ". AUGAlNBAUGH. a. NJ.
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IiLt4BLE REAL ESTATE
1-lTYATE SALE

Tie subscribers wish 10 dispose oi, al private
sale, their property situate on the Chambers
burg aud Bedford turnpike road, at the eastern
base of Slaeling Hill, ten miles west Of Nc
Connellsturg, THIS property is well known as
'sREAMER'S STAND" and is oae OF the most
desirable in the country. The Improvements
are large Store Tavern House, vita all lhe
necessary out-huildinsa ice-house, three
Tenant houses, Blacksmith Shop, Barn, four
Stables, sufficient 70 accommodate sixty horses,
a never falling running pump at each End oftbe
house, and 0ew bath hons-
The Farm contains ABOUT seven hun9red acres
Of which oear 800 afr c.rared The SOIL is red
safe, and produces excellent crops. P-rsons
wishing 10 purchase are requested to examine
l6e property, and any information desired as 10
terms, &c. VIII Sc given bv
WAI c. REAMGR, Sliding IIai.
I. c. REaMGK. Bsaford
Jan. 9, 1887
H. fthe above property is rot sold ty Iie
la Afrl nrxt IL viii be lar rent
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Epp3fcae:os,s Glsg' E4Eccmse.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named persons have fled their prtitionsfor Ii
c-nse in The Office Of the Clerk o the Court Of
Quarter Sessions in and for the County OF Eyd-
ford, in pursuance the act of Assembly, passed
3lst March, 1886 entitled ''an act 10 regulate
the sale ofmoxicaling liquors" which viii h~
presented ior hearing on Friday the 18th day
OF February next, to wit
Z. D. Smith, Tavern in Hopewel!.
.Ina. s Grouse, Tavern in Bloody Run,
Isaac Kay. Tavern in Stonerstown.
Philippe. Mofear;, Tavern 10 aiPchanicSaurg.
Fred Brrkhimer, Tavern in s. Clairsvllp.
John Todd, Tavern, Bedford Township.
John J. Lu,her, Batting House, in Bed. Bo.
John s Rhchey, Disli!rrr. IN Bedford TIP.
!, $. Hrrjstressgr, Eating House, in Stoners-
t4wu.
D. WASIABATGH,
Jan. %, 1857 CgE
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DRESS GOODS,

UNLNN TIOWiJN,
French Merinoes,
Co5urg Cloth,
English Mrrino,
Plaid Cashmere,
French Mprinc Robes,
Chinz Robes,
Childrpns' Hats and Bonneis,
Goats and Talmabs,
French Worked Collars,
Kid Gloves and Hosiery,
LADIES' Boots and Shoes,
HeeIed CATERS,
Misses and Childfens' Boots and Shoes.
Also general assortment Of ali kinds OF
GOODS.
French and English FANCY GOODS.
Nov. 8, 1876.
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Hrs 3. e. Potts

HAS Just returned from the City with an as
sortment Of fashionable WINTER GOODS,
such as Velvet and Satin Bonnets, Ribbons,
Plumps and French Flowers, CIoaks and Tai
mahs Fuss Of all kinds. An elegant assort-
ty}pnt Of
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PURCHASERS. THIs WAY

MORE GOODS.-The subscriber has re-
ceived and opened another elegant assortment
of WINTER GOODS, embracing splendid
assortment Of Ladies and GentlemenS Dress
Goods, Boots, Shoes Gaps, Fnrs, and almost e
very other article adapted to the season, which
be offers at a small profit fer either cash or APP
proved produce. Call at the Cheap Store and
Judge for yourselves. We consider it no trou-
bid 10 shew our goods whether purchased or
not.
JACOB REED
Dec. ;. 1876.
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COURT aRccLAMA TON.

~'s~ -'tN ; y '' - - --'-NiF''. - =
10 the Coroacr, The Jaqsjcss Of TIE Pcao.,
md Consia5}eS TN tie ai3ereaf io1cnS#ips
IN Tie County Of BeIfora, Greaiag.
KNOW YE that IN pursuance Of precept to
ne directed, under tae hand and seal of the
Hon. FRANCIS n. AENMELL, President
fthe several Courts Of Common Pleas in The
Sixteenth District. consisting OF the counties Of
Franklin, Bedford and Somerset, and BY virtue
ct his Office ofthe Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer
and General Jail delivery for the trial OF capi-
tai and other offenders therein and in the Gene
raj Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace: and
JoHN G.. HARTLEY and a. J. SyIvELY, Esqs.
Judges of the same Court, in the same County
OF Bedford, You and each Of you are hereby re-
qnred to be and appear in your proper persons
with your Records, Recognlzances, Examine
tons. and other remem5raBces before the Judges
aforesaid, at Bedford, at Court Of Oyer and
TerH1ner and General Jail Delivery and Gene
raj Quarter Sessions Of the Peace therein to be
holden for the county OF Bedford, aforesaid,
on the "a Monday Of Frb. fbeing the 9th
day.) at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day,
there and then to do those things to which your
several offices appertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the
93d day of Jan, in the year of our LORD
1881
HUGH MOORE, MerB
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PG2hGC EtLE

GA Valuable Ge5Is Property.
THE subscribers wiIl oaer, at Pulic SALE,
on tb" premises, oa Tuesday, tn" oth day of
Fr5rmry, s51, tteig alpahir Mil Property,
sIuat- IN ST. { lair Inwnshig, Bedford County,
Pa Thr mjl new and wrll finished, caicu-
iated to make 10th Merchant and country w0rt,
a;d has a large rua oi custom ihr pitl haa
two run Of Hugrs Attached 70 the M3ll Is 81
acfTS o. first rate land, ; CLEARED aad under
lence--G meadow, There ara. Two good houses
on the prraises one @abIr, aad all necessary
oui-5uidiues, all new and comiaraby aran-
ranged, AIsa 90 ilail trees, all grated
Terms 9:adr Known nn day Of safe, and viii
be rpasonavle. Dar Attendance viii be given
by
ADAM EASTER,
EMANUEL. EASTER.
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FOR WINTER Ladies and Misses Wool
en- Talmas-second supply just received and for
sale by Il. Il. CR.f.HtR 8 To.
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use anl NEueTGAL Ingtrumalta.


=. 'aaos, MeIodeons, Flutes, Guitars, Brass
',8'5' Cfarioarts, Drums, ect., Of various man
-a.'are always on hand
a1a@ SupP!ied at CITY WboiesoIe Rates.
"rtaye at least 5000 pieces Of mnslc in
NJ y store, consisting OF Variations, Polkas,
ais Schottisches, QgadriIles, Marches,
,'S Steps, Songs, ect.. ect., Music mailed,
=. -'ys at our expense, to any part Of the coun-
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3 tla-d, Eel. 6, 1887.
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T. HILDERBRtEDT.

Jan Q. 1887
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HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
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Oct. 2 1S5G-1y.
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Chambers5ngg, Jan. 80, 1887.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
IOHN D ERE'S

MOLINE PL0WS IN KANSAS.
ON the opening of navigation in the
" spring, shall send to Messrs. Allen q
Gilmore, Lawrence, X. T., large assort.
ment of Breakers Of all sizes, especially OF
nv extra Two-Horse Mold Board Breakers,
which has received the highest commend
ations from all who have used them; also a
great variety of Stirring, or old Ground
PIows. among which ] would mention the
Improved Clipper, the No. 4 or Eng: cast
steel Piow, and the Michigan Double or
Subsyil Plow, which should receive the es-
peeiai 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 Plows, Cultiva-
tors, double and single Shovel Plows, Roll
ing Cutters and Clasps, Gauge Wheels
Truck Wheels, and ether Plow fixtures.
The quality of the stock used in my Plowi
Is not eauailed by any establishment in the
West, and the PIows are finished in very
superior style.
Having been engaged for eighteen year'
in the manufacture Of plows for use in th'
Western States entirely, ! can CONFIDENT,
saw to emigrants from the Eastern States
that these plows pii scoaT and work per
| fectIy in any soil in the Mississippi valley
| All orders addressed TO ALLEs e. Gu.
MORE, Lawrence, X. T., or to me at Moline
Rock Island Co., Ills, will receive Promp
attention. In32tf1 JOHN DEERE.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
Time Wholly Consumed.

Many persons with whom we have been
in correspondence during the last year have
called at our office, during the last week,
since our return from the East. 1t always
affords US pleasure to make the acquaint-
anee of cur subscribers on their arrival in
Kansas. We regret that our duties have
been so pressing as to compel us to retire
into private quarters to keep away from VS.
itors for the present. We feel however that
we owe debt to our patrons which must
be discharged, and which could not be were
We to allow our time to.be Ssholly consumed
by visitors. We love society, and hope the
time will return when we can be permitted
10 enjoy it; but the time is not now, with
several hundred letters still unopened before
Us. If any of our friends have felt neg
leeted when calling upon us, %ill they be
SO kind as to ascfihe it to the pressing de-
mands of our business, not ts desire to
neglect any one.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
Core ctior-
LAWRENCE. April 2, IS

LAhtsESNES "A "a a -, ct'
Nh. EDIToR: An errer of your
compositor, in your last issue. .0ade me
say, in the advertisement of Ladd d
Prentiss, that the Office of Register of
Deeds, which hold, was appointed
by statute" instead of approved by
statute" as written.
At the suggestion of certain per-
sons in interest the records of this of
flee were so far approred by the bogus
Legislature as to make them evidence
in the Territorial courts; but neither
the office ner the Register was zap
pointed by it, and is not responsible
to it. 1t imposed no powers or limi-
tations upon it. 1t was created BY,
and is responsible alone to the Trus-
tees of the Town Site of Lawrence
The phrase was used in the advertise
ment to satisfy those who wished q
conformity to the aatute ED. LADD.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11

ITO whom il may concerns This eeEtifes
Il that ] have one Of Wells q Cos eirculaF
Saw Mills in operation, with which We are now
cutting from ten to fifteen Thousand feet Of road
plank per day IL honrs) and We have no dOnbt
that We could under favorable circumstances,
cut $1,000 feet in l2 hours. Our engine 10 5
inch bore and ls inch szToke; boiler "a feet
long. A inches diameter, two Is inch fpes--
Our legs are feet long, mostly white oak.
e. s. THOMPSON,
Grand Blame, Genesee Co., Mich.
Reliable orders pFomptly filed by b. Wells
& Co., Florence, Hampshire Co.. HAS,. who
are now prepared 70 furnish, with their justly
celebrated Mill, improsed Head Blocks By
which the log is set % any required gauge IN
three seconds. The sawyer, without changing
his position, entirely eontpls the feed, backing
the carriage and setting the log. In point OF
convenience and time-saying, as veil as dnra-
bility. these Blocks are unequalled. and with
advantages heretofore possessed By ouf single
and double patent Circular Saw Mill, renders
them far superior b any others.
Lath aud Shingle Saving Mschines, also
Norrisonis Patent for irving, shaving, and
jointing shingles, constantly on hand.
April IL. st
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
Moneka City.

THIS town is located on Little Sugar Creek.
1 near the centre of what is called Linn
County. Il is 65 miles Southeast of Law
renee and about the same distance on straight
linz from Kansas City. For description OF
the country see Mr.. Hyatts letter in the New
York Tribune of January l7th There Is a
Saw Mill and a Grist Mill in operation within
one mile Of the town. The proprietors nave
donated As lots for schools and churches; also
SO lots to those who will first improve them.
Here is good opening for young men who
have brains. hands and i small capital. The
town is far enough in the interior for whole
sale as well as retail stores and every encour-
agement possible will be given to persons com
ing in to start any kind of business. except
rum-selling. As there are no statute laws IN
| Kansas to protect persons or property, the peo-
| pie are law unto themselves, and the propri-
etors are determined to burn up grog-shops as
| fast as they start up. Mechanics of all kinds
| will here find ready employment, and Grocer
les. Dry Goods. Ready-made Clothing, Stoves.
| (rockery Glass and Hardware, Drugs and
Medicines. Furniture dc, will all find good
market as the country around is rapidly filling
up. and that too with people with whom II
! viii be a pleasure to reside. and a satisfaction
TO leave family when summoned TO part from
| it by the hand of death.
| Perscrls deSirous TO go into trade and tax
their goods with them, land at Kansas city
purchase team and go directly to Moneka
Should too many Of one class happen to nice
there part can go to other new towns whicl
are starting up in this part of the Territory
Among the Improvements, the propriesors ar
! erecting q building the first story of which l
! to be for schools the second for religious wor
4 ship; will not some liberal soul give Us a bel
worth about $500.
i Lawrence, April ii 1851.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
Acard.

4
Steamers are now making regular trips be- /
tween wyandott City and Lawrence. Passen-
gers can stop at the W Wharf Boat at Wyandott !
City, as they come up the Missouri River. and
take passage on o light draft steamer direct TO
Lawrence. All freight shipped TO the care of
T. a. Hunt, Wyandott Wharf Boat, viii be
Immediately forwarded to Lawrence and towns
above. Shippers viii not only ind this the
quickest, but the cheapest mode of conveyance
into the interior. No charges at Wyandots for
drayage or labor. F. A Hunt & Co. have ann
pie store houses at Lawrence. The hotel on the
wharf boat at wyandott win accommodate
three hundred people, and the warerooms on
the boat will store FIVE hundred tons. See the
following card
KAssAs RIvER, or EoARD STEAMER
LAcoS, March 30, lS57.i
We, the undersigned, passengers on board
the steamer Lacon, take this method OF ex-
pressing cur thanks to the officers Of this boat,
for the energy they have manifested in being
the first to put on the line between Wyandott
City and Lawrence light draft steamer, eapa-
bic Of performing so rapid trip; we having
been on running time between the two ports
only fourteen running hours. The fact that
the Kansas river is nayigabie is no longer to be
doubted. There Is now six feet Of water on
the bars, which is ample for the larger class OF
| steamers. The scenery presented along the
banks of the Kansas is unsurpassed in beauty
| In the Western country. We learn that sever
al light draft steamers will be Immediately put
ON this line. and we take pleasure in recon-
mending TO our friends and to the public to
avail themselves of the opportunity they now
have of conveyance for themselves and their
| freight direct from boats on the Missouri Tlver
| TO boats ON the Kansas, which shall take them
| in few hours into the heart of the great Ter
Iitory of Kansas.
/! Geo. W. Smith. ". Y. Roberts, 1t. Gov. of
Kansas, c. X. Holiday, Gaius jenkins, +. a.
Hunt. of the National Kansas Committee, s.
w. Eldridge of the National Kansas Commit
tee, j. T. Witherspoon. Thos. ii. Griffith. j.
3. Conner Editor of Banner" Vernon. Ind,
James NJ. Fuller, Milton Robb- K. IL. stots,
s. b. CowelI ID. w. Conner, Musgrove Ben
nett. James E. Freeman. james Gabel, \. Rich
ards. P. 8. Richards. S. 4. Lenfest- z. H.
Richards. W Richards, o. Richards co Rich
ards Mrs. Betsey Richards. Mrs. Mary Jane
Miss Lucy Richards Miss Dorlasky Richards,
Miss Daey Richards. Mrs, Sally Hyde, Mrs
Lucy Jane RambO, Mrs. c. K. Holiday. u. w
Richards. AbsalOm Rambo, John bundy, Ar
thur Horner. p. G. Jones, Arthur Jordln W al
ter johnson Edw'd A. Phillips. Henry c. Bates,
III. C. Billingsly Jno. Hutchins, Joseph Carey,
iH, Watts Langworth. p. p. Young. Mrs. Ildia
Rarrineer Miss Jane Barringer. Master Ii. ).
Barringer James Jacobs, Ward Jacobs. I. A.
Alexander. n. Sullivan III. PrentiSs Newton
Alex. Strong z. A. Lane. Mrs. Lane, j.. Y. A.
Lane Miss Lane Master Lane. James Wood
son U. S. A.. DIR. Vim. Gibbons, u Sea.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
Notice to Michigan Settlers.

7 have received directions from the National
L Kansas COMMITTEES 70 distribute seeds to the
needy Michigan scEtleTs tn Hansas 70 the
amount Of one thousand dollars per order Of
the Gov. of Michigan. All such persons in the
Territory are requested at once 70 report them
selves to me at Lawrence. Il may Be well for
those residing in the same neighborhood TO meet
and prepare Statement. giving their names
when they emigrated from what part Of Mich
igan. whether with families or not. This state
ment must be endorsed by son1o well known
individual in the vicinity who viii youch for
It's credibiiity. A memorandum Of seeds
needed should also be furnished. The seeds
will then be at once delivered TO any one au-
thorized to receive them. Or where it Is more
convenient, application may be made 20 the
local agents entrusted with the disbursement
of seed to settlers generally who will under
the same conditions make the distribution.
E. B. WHITMAN,
Gen. 49ezt Haf. Kansas Gam.
Lawrence, April IL. 1857. o.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
Letter from Big Blue.
MAsHATTAs. Feb. 20. 1851.


MR. BRowN-DEAR SIR :-You pub
Esh the report of the Secretary of the
Manhattan educational meeting, with
some editorial censures. For truths
sake, and the honor of Manhattan, /
wish to state that the Secretary's re-
port is defective. For example, it
shows but three of the five names or
the committee appointed. Again, af-
ter noticing two speeches, and giving
his own at length, the Secretary uses
mp the rest by calling them some
'.yan5liag remarks Under this head
the Secretary put speeches as numer-
Gus. and if may judge, as relevant.
as able, and from persons in as high
standing as those he has reported
But some of them were in opposition
to those who assailed Lawrence. The
speech from DIR. Whitehorn was able
and jealous in defence of the Law
renee people. / know the people, and
am persuaded that, as community,
they entertain the kindest regards to-
wards Lawrence, and rejoice in its
prosperity, regarding it as the strong
hold of Liberty in the Territory. There
is confidence that Lawrence "seeketE
not her own, but also the things of
Others" Their ambition is to make
Manhattan a sister worthy of Law
renee and Topeka.
AS the Secretary of the COMMITTEES
reported, l will state that the immedi
ate erection Of a commodious school
house in Manhattan is determined OIL
if funds can be raised. And for fund
the prospects arc encouraging.
Yours, for truth. liberty, and friend
ship. w. A. MoCoLLoM.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11

The IIERALp OF FREEpoM.-This
Kansas newspaper which has oe-
enpied such prominent position IN
aiding to make Kansas a free State. rs
now issued with great regularity, and
those who would extend helping
hand to the proprietor and the cause
which he espo,sses. cannot do better
than subscribe. Mr.. Brown has pass
ed through some trying times. in con-
aection with the enterprise of estab-
fishing a newspaper which would serve
the cause of making Kansas q free
State. Now, however, he appears
firrniy established, and with the aid
ofa coed subscription list, his paper
will indeed be a Herald Of Freedom.
which every one should Welcome
Detrel Advertiser.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
JAMES G. SANDS.
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Factory

OPPOSITE MORROW HOUSE. LAWRENCE. KANSAS.
OADDLES-F Fancy Mexican, common. Cali
= fornia of every description. Spanish and
plain saddles from the cheapest 70 the cost
fiest side saddles, dc.
HARNFSS-Fine Double Harness, Single Har-
ness. Stage Harness of every description
sole leather and patent
leather trunks and vaiises- common yalises.
Oil Cloth and Carpet travelling bags, Saddle
Bags.
Leather. Whang Leather.
Copper Rivets. Sole Leather, Zip and upper
Leather. Calf Sheep and Roam skins, blnd-
ing. morocco, &c.
Whips of every description. collars. lasles.
wooden stirTGps, ladies slipner ssirTups- spurs,
curb bits de-, 6c. Con, family on hand a
variety of Indian Brides MsTtingales, spurs,
Pistol Holsters and Belts. de.
The attention of the public Is directed to tho
above extensive assortment of goods. which can
alvavs be found at my establishments and at
prices that viii compare favorably with sny in
The States.
Eipigrants coming to Kansas viii do well 20
bear this in mind as it viii sayo themselves
the trouble of bringing the goods. and viii
thus pnt money in circulation IN bleeding
Lawrence, April II, 1886
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
W. F. II. Army,
Land Agency and General Intelh.
eence Office for Kansas.

"AVING established the above Agencies
II 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 confde their
business to me.
Being about to locate my family in the south
west part of the Territory, l propose TO open
an office there and at other points. with e'iici-
Gent 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 undeF-
signed, at Lawrence, Kansas, will receive
prompt attention.
April, II, At NJ AhNi.