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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
M.iRINE AFFAIRS.
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN DAYS FROM
CADlZ.
NARRATIVE Or TERRIBLE PRIyArIoNs.

NARRATIVE Or TERRIBLE PRIvArI0Ns.
The British big Princess Louisa, Capt. j. Rider, OF
London, arrived yesterday after passage o. II"
days from Cadz. This Was the weasel rePoHed "a
TIL TRIBUNE Of Monday in great distress outside
of SANDY Hook and TO whose assistance the Uoited
States hip Relief was dispatched on the day fol-
loving. During Der pro,racted passage her ofhcers
and crew have endured the most intense suffering aud
priyatioD. aud it is almost miracle that every maa
survived When five weeks out their provisions feL
sbort and from that period until their arrival IN pOr
they we're mainly dependent upon such ss'ls'ance a.
they could obtain from passing vessels.
They made BarDegat Inlet on the E5d OF December
and were blown OF the coast several times since. On
one occasion. after subsisting for time on few
ounces Of food ard water per diem, they were totally
destitute Of provisions and water Tor I'VE days. lher
G. al and oil gave out also and all hands had TO hddde
in the cabin for warmth and shelter. Worn out WITH
fatigue reduced by starvation TO the lowest stage oil
physical weakness, the wine of which they partook
opIy msddeDed them, and some wildly began drinking
.sE water. The inevitable consequences, OF which
they had been forewamed followed and the men went
crazy. Help fortunately came II the shape OF
friendly bark, and for time their suher-ngs were
abated Again their food and water failed, and WINE
alone formed their amen. for SIX long days more lee
vine was warmed and burned to destroy the sPrt or'
this fluid soon caused intense heartburn and pam 10 The
chest
A dis;iIling machine, consisting OF three-Pht to
pot filed ith sa water, and larger vessel inverted
over t. with an inclination, enabled them % oo'AIn
wire-gisss hul Of wafer an kcw. Only three men
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an D. sfr,rs o, sHs 81, 81 I'D y " v-ytst {.
runrius ses,el sSiss tssvy AL .appns pgsh us,sr.
Jan. - SiTvrs "a ard shp c-y'r-d shh th<h ~
the Tlfarf "A. AlUot - ~ si~,
usd TO brvsk b.. c0aa shp Eslsr
uAntfys. mosls H. 40 saccesdri n Is the rsajs-
ARR honrs' AAof made sal % dut, 4, abf
many "a Of RE MN coUss sG.ss Of fIst ass La y -
loug Il s.
desks.
Jan = stroas a. aud cioIdy; 'pss ys'a q 80
oreyNd os' or ubho0u IL Atesl a :. n uIsls 10
Hsb!-uts e NeNssiDs "a. aleu- a 20 ,, a.
scam-fug Gers Nho hroIsht GrsrAn7rs AZ N
sni tr,c utn 70 ihr HosTL tld reAcei he ,y rs, s,y
Thus suls e-,EtfVi voyase.
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Geaal Noiirss.

IN THE NATTER OF the SALE Of the REAL
i ESTATE Of MATHEW THCrE, desesses FOR The paw
neat Of bis debIn Pursuance Of Oao Of 5s Surrogate
Of County Of New York will 20 be sod al public
As,u at TIE MerchsnF Exchange in the City OF New York
GA The THIRD DAY or MARCH 1851 At Il 0'elnek noon "
spovjp, deseribsd REAL ESTATE Of MATTHEW THUTE,
Of the City Of EewYork d,cessed for the payment Of his
sebts: :,
an b,Ips in Ward Of the City Of newton,
fhe Eighty street and between the
Third commencing The distance OF i've
thIytbTee feet and ten and tvothrds inches
seventh street and running thence westerly along
the oubey eide Of Eighty seventh street one huldred and
thirty fee; tx and twohiidt inches thence ouhery and
payae with Third hundred feet and eight inches
hence easery md parallel with Eighty seventh street one
thirty sI and twOf6s inches aud thenee
norberly aud parallel with Third avenue hundred feet aud
eight inches 70 the place Of The Improvements upon
,aid mentioned lots consist oftwo dr cling houses
SICesD PARcLLAso al those other certain otl pieees
or parcels Of ground with the buildings thereon situate ynitnd
being the Twelfth Ward othe City on TIE sosth
sry side street between hs Third and Fourth
~ the distance Of four hundred and eight
s ten and twoIds inches westerly from the southwest
rr corner Of Third and Eighty seventh street sforssd
and ranpps thence westerly along the southe'y side OF Eighty
seventh iyve feet sX and twothtis inches thence
souhery sud parallel with the Third hundred feet
eight inches thence eaEtey and parallel with Esdty
seventh 1--we feet and twolhrds inches and
thence poTthey and parallel With Third avenue Que hundred
feet eight inches the place Of beginning The improve
upon ,sd last ots consist Of dwelling house
Ten per Of the purchase money will be required TO DO
Pad the sale and balance when the deed ready Tor
SeN,ery-Eew York January B 1851
FRANCIS TWOMRY. Fx.ortor.
ian15 l,v6wTh ]. GEORGE KIP, N~'
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,EME COURT.-SALMON L. JOHNsON

- sgsinst ISAAC T.. WAiIE.-SummOns for Money To
Defendant Sir You hereby SgnnoDed he
plant in this action and copy OF Your st
Efcottvle, CGtaTs0Eu, County New York within twenty
days after the service bersof exclusive of the day Of
and you al sad complaint Aforesaid
The Plan f will tale udgnen Tor the Of one hundTd md
l9Cn dollars with interest the frst day Of
August 1870 beside the Of sui And you will
ce that the IN this action ed IN the Office Of
tie Cek Of C&aIasgus County the 6st Of October
1850. DIS lssewTh RICE / JONES Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of EowYek netes IL hereby giTea to a.
peysons having claims against ALkkSOk T. BROOKS, late
he City Of New York deceased to pressat the SEINE with
vouchers thereof 10 Tee ssbeTbe her resdsase No la
East 7,hs the City Of Kew York bsicTe the soib
day of April ns1-Dstsa, New Y.4k the z7.s day Of Dc
teber, 1856. PAULlkA BkUOks, Asmx-
ot& lswsmTht
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AND

Az COUNTY q K.-MONCRIEFF MITCHELL,
GIDEON F0Tr and JAMES POTr Sst JOHN D10k. sen,
JOHN r. DICK, WILLIAM K. DICK, JOHN ANDERS IN,
w., and ROBERT MAC LEAN-Sumulons for money densnd
e0nstscL Con not SsrO she sbOvenAmed Defendants;
You ec hVfby Summoned and qarcd the
~ Me seVB which Will be filed in the Occ Of The Clerk Of
bseity and County OF New foIk the City Hall
N cad city and 20 serve OF the sid
somplsn the suecnoers At heir ofce No HsDoyerst
n sad city within twenty daNs 4cf he service lss
YOU exclusive Of the Ay Of such service and yoH
al the said complaint within the inc the
p.sth6s in This action vii take dgmcn; s.sast you ioI The
thossAnd five hundred aud yhYc dollars add
s'ynI esbis With interest nom the % dsy October
enc ihoVssnd eight hundred and hyI beside The c1s;s
sSpCrscs ~ this action Dated November - lsA
SWAN 4 IRVING, PisiBlis' Attorneys.
No ftaHoVtG-st., Se~-YoIh.
Ihe COMPLAINT 10 tie sh-ve action duly fled he
nre' OF tle CsTA e Tie CITY sGd CesIty NewIoA ne
seN,r.h Gay cfJtu1ary 4 b. ,Ss7 Jst Law .NwTA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

IOS1 FAST FREIGHT LINE. AS7
1904. MERCHANTS DiSPATCHL nOs1 -
m, ,ssporsib FAST FREIGHT LINZ contrasts goods
hsy NEW YORK, BOSTON snd ALBANY, TO BUFFALO,
~ npts South fair rates aud guaEaDtees time
Having reliable Agents Of our own az al pnts Of ranshp
,eDt and running used excl9syey by fser freight
tsips we aye enabled 70 give goods
GREATER DISPATCH
Than q, Freight Line out Of New York LId Boston.
YoT Bls Of LsdiIs or Contracts apply 20
A. H. LIVINGSTON, No. l97 Broadway, ~ 7.
g o. KIDDER. No. 1870 STATE st., Boston.
JB BARNARD, No. 499 Broadway. Albany.
General Once il the Old Depot Of the Lake Shore RSrOad
Bphse.
T. s. MARSH s. pet,ntendeRt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

NOTICE is hereby given that application will he
IN made 10 the Legislature this State the Session
tbereof r az Act 20 Incorporate the NORTH AMERICAN
LAND AND COLONIZATION COMPANY" With a view 70
tchtae Emigration from Europe 30 Amoyca And to promote
Ageous settlement Of theH
.sak-NeW YoTk Dee. -. 1885. DIS lswswfh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

CUPRRMR COJ'Rr-C1ty ard County Of New
~ Ymk NOSES NICHOLS sispnk aani yACOb
BOEEUN asfs41ani-s,npDonA-ro JACObb bDfhua:
You bsI.by aunolsd SD ,sqlsd 70 ssser Ne sosn
plant tb. seton which tbe Jay heo M The Osee Of
he C.Ik the Cisy and CosDy - Ne~-fer ~ te cy
Hsn IN said city copy OF your 1Lsye; 30 The
complaint subsobe-s a their omes Va ls2 Brood
corner Of ehDt,e. Esv.Yoik Cy within twenty lays seE
DE ..y a. ,eof extensive Gay such service you
All 10 ,nsxr The complaint within the Tine Aresd the
pl.f M IN mi, ,coT win ;sie udgDen. sIDs Og he
Il dollars With interest thereon nom Novan-
bey Is 6 besds OF his sctiosDa.d Jan s57
PET 4 NICHOLS Pl,ntifps AuorneJs
IA lav6wrh NJ. 1872 BrladEay New foTs City.
CVYPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY-THE
- METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION. plain.
TAD, as.iBst MICHAEL EEUBAUER md ANNA hARiA
h. Re defendants -SunImODs IOT resL(Con not ssr)
II L. def ndau.: YOu LeSeby nmgned and
souired the complaint IN this action sAh has
s.J sled Of Clerk County q Kins
lie City H. IN the City Of Brooklyn ADD 70 eopy Of
the s-id c1mDnt me s1bsgnb-rs AZ th
Office No 81 Wsstrs-t IN n city Of New YORK ~hin t~iJ
'hc service Of this e1e.sve q tho
day sncs service; and if yon l 70 he sid
plant within the sid the plaintiffs in this Gston
m apply the CO0rf for the relief demanded The
psint.-DAted New-Yo:k, Sept a, 1883.
WILLErT STEPHENS,
dz5 lsvswTh' Plaintiff Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
The County Of New York notice hereby given to all per
having clkms against the Estsc of SAMUEL D. VAN
pENBER6H, late OF the City Of New.YoIk, deceased to pre-
ser same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber hs
= NJ l0l Fioit in the City OF New York, or before
Inc i day a. August nextDted NewYork he 2Sth day u
y.o,s,v isS7 JAMES V, FREEMAN,
% iaxfurht EXeeatol,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

II IChNVANtE OF an UIUtI OF INC ShI IUHdtc
the County Of NcwIsrk rOtiee 10 hereby syrn - al
pctsons having CLAIMS against WILLIAM = SEAMAN, h:e
% he CRY Of New York deceased pyeseC the with
vouchers thereof 70 the Iubsche al the oce Of SluTesn
Hassd Nos 81 snd 81 Muusyst, In the CITY ~ ker'fest
on o. hslqIs VIC i n! dss Of July Le4-D.ss New
tbt Nh day Of Jssu.ry. 1851
HENRY MOORE l,-...
no lsw6myh" SCHUREMAN HALSTED, LAoN'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of
u the County Off Dohes s hereby given to al pei
sons having sns against JESSE Is DOW late VI the CITY Of
RewIcI assessd present the same with yousher Asye
Of 20 the ruh,eIbers the oos Of Rodgs Woedrnas No
N yvI.ns In Ia. CITY New.York before ths six
t.nth day OF Tebsay Dated New the 18Th dN
o. AI lsms, rs GRO WoopM1E Ainiaistrs.s'L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

Tx PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of
Ne County Of kewYork notice is hereby gwen " all
cons havsnl stsins RICEIRD AEDhURsr sis Of
q. City Of York, deoe.es 20 present the SANE vote
voueer thereof tie subscriber at the once Of James 0d
NY Ne ~ in the Oty Feufork or sefcse
hrs. Of hsy sextDsted NewYork the ast day OF
ottobss 1886 ELIZA A. B. MkghOksI,
o.a lsvSsTl KxesuNI, de.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

IN PURSUANCE of an erder of the Surrogate OF
We Couny Of FewYork Notice !, hereby given TO al per
scns having claims against JUDE FIELD hate OF the SJ ~
A. ne ,ub.entes 81 her residence. No n Saihs the Cq
Of HswYork be4e the 18th day of April nsnt-Datsd
New. yoik the 18th day Of October le<.
ga law emTn CIARISsA r. FIELD, AdnniItsstrx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

IN PURSUANCE Of an eraer Of the Surrogate
tho couay Of York notice hereby Owen 70 eli pssscn.
h.,ns osnss against JOHN CRAWFORD ete Of the cJ OF
Nev Yok deceased present the vita vopsheLs tsre
81 to the ,ub..b.t at hI place Of business. No p.,Son
At N the cy Esw.YoTk before the tv sseeh
81 psn neIt-psa York The 18th day OF Catcher las
oXI,rsrJrs ALEXANDER CRAWFORD, Admir-
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I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
che Cosny Of EevroIt notice hereby siyen 70 AZ Pc
sons havtnl claims against WILLIAM H. MAXWELL, late
Of CITY Of New Yok, counselor al law dss's.d
ne s.e with vosehers Thereof so the subsorber OF tsa
sso No lsy Broadway h. the Cisy Of kowrolk, OF DO
sas TIE shh day Of March le5D,sl New York The I'd Gag
~ ssrtsrk.r ISB T. b. TREApWrLL, lE...n,.~.
a isworTh MAXWELL Woodruff,
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IN PURSUANCE OF an OTdcT VI tHt ouIIUS
Of the CoGnty Of NerYofk notice 10 hereby given 90 all
persons hsns claims ssauS the Of JOSEPH SMITH
tate Of the City Of msGr de- caed 10 pre- sent 'hs
with vouchers thereof tie subscu6er az heI ofce
No IS So nth street City Of NrwloTk before The
OF August ncX Dated NcwloTk The 18th day u
January, 1857. MARGARET SMII III, ExocutII,
ta.9 iaw6mTh =. 4. BLOOMFIELD, Executor.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
suecial Notice.

The Kansas Central Committee have, Of
present time, over S. 900 in their SossessI
which they have received from the Mats
Kansas Committee, with which they wert
strueted to purchase and distribute provis,
to the destitute settlers in Kansas. 1t is Lo'
that the citizens of the Territory will see !
this fund is properly appropriated, 10 rel
the suffering inhabitants.
As much complaint has been made viii
gar to the partial and political appropriaf'
of that Committee, it has been deemed nel
sary, in future. to have ell contributions
pass through the hands of tbe National ca
mittee, placed in hands that wizfeqlitabyd
| tribute it for the purposes intended Webs
therefore, appointed CH As. STEAIifsS: y
of Lawrence, to assist the undersigned in
| bursing the provisions, de-, contributed b
friends of humanity in the East; and Rev.
Mute. Rev. S.Y. Lum. Rev. C. Ii Lovejcy,
u. w hutchinson, and n. Wattles; BSs.,
been appointed committee to enquire iatS
wants Of the people. and give orders fyr =
supply. local agents appointed by TIA
DEUS HYATT, Esq, or the undersigned
also those appointed by the people in the 'E
ous districts. are requested to report ie
above gentlemen any cases which may Ieq-
relief in their respective neighborhoodsr 3
as far as the funds will Justify, they VII
supplied with provisions, &e. ]
Several Thousand dollars worth of eiois
have been shipped by the Nationsl Comm.1'
which, we regret to say, have been dets;nss
the unexpected close of navigation. y
effort viii be made to have them in the Ie
as soon as possible.
All persons who have received informs
of money or goods having been forwarda
them through the National COMMITTEE !
who have not received them, are reques'sdl
the absence Of the undersigned. to corm7l
cate any information they may have q
gard TO them, TO q. w. Hutchinson, 81 Y
renee, so that we may take measures 20
them reach the owners. rs soon as nayigS-
opens. w. T. n. Army.
Gen1 Ag't Nat. Kansas Ces
Lawrence. Jan. Sd. 1858.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
Kansas will be Free,

The Old Buck and Border Ruffans.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method OF
Il informing the citizens of Lawrence and
vicinity, that he has opened Daguerreofype
Rooms over the store OF Woodward d Fin
ley, on Massachusetts street, where he NAV
be found at all times ready to make you
GOOD PICTURE
He has on hand, at present, a large assert.
ment of plain and fancy cases, which, with q
good picture, will be iearranfed 70 please.
He has the pleasure TO announce that he i.
now making arrangements to introduce fol
the first time into the Territory
AMBRoTYPEs AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
as good as can be made at the East.
u Pictures of children taken in all kind.
Of weather.
To those who have patronized him he beg:
to return his thanks, and trusts that his worl
will be guaranty ofthe continuance of pub
lie favor
u Call and see for yourselves.
JOHN BOWLES.
Lawrence, Nov. g. 1856. dig
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
Thresher & Separator

THE subscribers would take this oppor-
Il tunity to inform the farmers of Kansas
that they are manufacturing PITTS Pa
TENT SEPARATER for threshing and
cleaning grain and horse powers for running
the same
These machines win thresh and clean, fit
for market, from 300 to 500 bushels Of wheat
Per day, with less power than any other ma
chine that viii do the same amount Of work,
Having had an experience of sixteen years in
this business, we feel confident Of cur shili-
ty to turn out better machine than any
other shop in the country.
Bills giving particulars, and prices and
terms, can be seen at the Office of the Herald
s0ris authorized TO receive orders.
Alton, III. y. HANSON & Go.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28

S hereby given, that there are in my store
i certain boxes and packages of goods, mark
ed as below. II said goods are not called for
and charges paid in reasonable length OF
time, they viii be offered for sale TO pay said
charges.
box marked j. S. johnson, Council City
KIT.
boxes and chest, merchandise, John
Swan, Leavenworth City. X. T.
corn planter, corn shelter, piows, euI-
tiyator and box, FuIlington Il Whitney, Ft.
Riley, K. T.
box, John x. Wilson, Topeka, KIT.
eask, 7. L. Reynolds, Leayenworth City
X. T.
! box, Z. II. carmine. Topeka, K. T..
box, Edward II. Moves.
n. McCRAcKEN.
Leayenworth City, January Sl.--ss
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
For the Herald Of Freedom
A City Charter.
LAWRENCE Feb. 9th. =

LAWRENCE, Feb. 9th, 81.
Mr.. BRowN-DEAR SIR.-I do not
by any means suppose that ! possess
the wisdom, to which you alluded in
your article in reference to the impor-
tance Of our obtaining city charter,
as necessary "to advise in this crisis"
No Sir, it is not for this reason that
venture to express my opinion upon
the point in question. Indeed Sir, l
do not deem it any astonishing mark
of wisdom to be able to advise in this
crisis.
recollect once hearing the follow
ing story, of two noted divines in
merry Old England. One of them was
arguing in favor of some question Of
church reform. His opponent failed
to perceive the force of his arguments,
Growing impatient with his friends
obtuseness, the radical divine hastily
snatched from his pocket a guinea,
and placing it before the eye of his
conservative friend, asked him if he
could see the end of his finger, which
was placed behind the golden image
No, of course not" replied the con-
servative. Why not" enquired
the reformatory doctor. why not!''
exclaimed the obtuse divine. "Why,
that plaguy guinea is between my eye
and your finger "0h yes," re-
sponded his friend; sand now behold
the reason why you cannot see the
force of my arguments upon the vol
untary principle in religion, .your
living is between you and the truth. -
| So it often happens, on deciding diff
cult questions. The drunkard cannot
see how ne can safely abandon his
cups. The lewd woman fails to dis
cover her duty, when demonstrated
with for her shameless debaRcheries
The oppressor is shoekingly in the darl
IN reference TO his duty to his slaves
Said such man to me once. while ]
was residing in Kentucky, /" Frisnt
| Stearns, | wish / knew my duty il
| reference to my slaves; / have som,
eight or ten young negro children, ant
| if l should set them free at once.the,
would have no one to take care O,
! them, and would inevitably suffer:
am very much in the dark respectins
my duty In reference to them." Sale
II to him, "you can execute deed O
emancipation for those children, ant
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
Kansas Central Committee.

1 VIE following are the officers and 2
Il bers of the Central Committee, a.
organized. Their principal Office is 81 y 7,
renee. where they are now ready to de-
clothing, provisions, DC, upon writer
ders from the Local COMMITTEES, to y
who need, who have no other visible ID.
Of support. Small depots OF these sHPi
will be kept open at other points, upde,
supervision of the members Of this Cc1'
tee in those localities.
SAMUEL E. MAkrfS, President, TcFess
II. Miles Moore Secretary, Lawrence
Blood, Treasurer, Lawrence Alfred ".
Bloomington : j. H.Winchell, Council =
j. P. Root, Wabonsa Aaron Dow, Ale.
o. Neosha; William Hutchinson, LaSlSs
City; Geo. 5. Hillyer, GrasshoPPer -
Geo. =. Donaldson. Easton; s. B. MehI9s: y
Manhattan M. FenHimsrc, Neosho; y
H. M'Culiuek, Burr Oak Finance, -
tee-Nessrs. Blood, Hu:ehin.on and =.
Executive Committee-Winchen, MarD'
Hiliyer.
Lawrence, Nov. %. 1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
Land Agency,

TOHN B. WOOD respectfully informs the
y public that he has taken an office in Mr.. C.
Stearns' store, opposite the post-office, Massa-
ehusetts street, where he will be happy to as
sist those who may wish to buy or sell real
estate in this city or Territory. To his large
circle of acquaintance in New England he trusts
no recommendations OH his part are necessary,
and to such of them and others. in different
parts of the country, as wish to invest money
in Kansas, he tenders his services, and assures
them that all business entrusted to him shall be
attended to with fidelity and despatch.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
Tha Great war.

(WHICH the ladies Of Lawrence de-
w against . sFulierss Grog shcP." hSs 9,
with sictofy on the side Of TemPeTsnes,
Provisions I and nd ooldisl YSs issssssion S y.
extended 70 slI-bat especially te The LAsy,
70 give rs cali, and We viii DO the yef! {
for them TINT We can. 0ns thing Is -
they wiz not be annoyed with the Ts's'
: :. -e'''s : ca cAXPBELL q cosEBoos
Lswrence. Jan 10, 1857 II
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
Alton Courier.

DUBLISHED Daily, Tri-weekly and
l. Weekly. GEe. T. BRowS, Editor and
Proprieor. Daily, So per annum; Tri-Week-
V, 81 Weekly, 81.
IL An Extra BOOK and JoBBING Office
is connected with this establishment; also,
one Of the best BOOK BINDERIES in the
West. Patronage solicited. G.. w. Brown,
at the Herald of Freedom cfice, Lawrence, is
authorized to receive subscriptions for either
of the journals, or work for binding.
Alton, H.. April %, le56.-Iys
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
SIMMONS. =. O. LEApBEA

NIMMONS & LEADBEATER. Forvyl
- ing and Commission Merchants and IA
sas Freight Agents, No. is South Main 5
st. Louis, Mo. Full information CIV.
to all as to routes, points, dc, free of e6a,s
Refer to 8. G. PoMERoY, c. Robinson
H.REEDEK, g. w. BRowN, DR. G. CUrrn,
COATES, National Kansas Committee and !
friends, the Free State men of Kansas.
Mark paekages-Care of SIMMONS & Llr
BEATER, st. Louis, Mo.
General ticket agents for Missouri Ru
steamboats,. 2-H
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
The Teeth The Teethil

DR. S. a. MARSHALL, DENTIST,
- would respectfully inform the citizens
of Kansas Territory, that he has perma-
nently located in the city of Leavenworth.
All operations in his line performed in the
latest, neatest, and most approved manner.
With an experience of sixteen years in city
practice, and a close observation Of all the
latest improvements in the profession, ,he feels
prepared to pledge himself 70 give entire
satisfaetionto ali who may consult him.
u Teeth examined, and advice given. free
of charge.
Office on Delaware street, opposite Me-
Craeken's.
Leayenworth City, Jan. 3, 1857.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
War in Osawatomis.

A GREAT war is now commenced in Osa-
IA watomie, and viii prove fatal to all the
sG,r-loqs that can be found in that vicinity.
The steam Saw Mill has been repaired, and
is doing great execution. 1t has, also, a
Grist Mill, capable of doing the best of work
All kinds of lumber constantly on hand for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Those having corn to grind into meal will
find It to their advantage to give us a call.
IS. STORRS, Proprietor.
Dae & 1885