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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-06-20

quaintances who have come to the West,
who did not write back to his friends as il
life had new charms for him-and that
the West appeared as though the most
extrayagant description fell far short of
the reality.
If we boast of our works of improve
ment in the West, have we not, on every
hand. thousand proofs to sustain US ?
The former wild prairie now cultivated
farm; the floating palaces upon the bosom
of the mighty river, which, but little
while ago, rolled ON undisturbed in its
lonely beauty; the churches and school,
houses that stand where stood few sum-
mer's since, the Indians wigwam the
steanl-cars that fly across the land swifter
than the lght-footed Chippewa, the ar
row from his bow, or the deer he hunted:
are not all these proofs enough that We
are justified in boasting of what we have
accomplished If our Eastern friends
think not, let them go and do as much as
we have done, and refrain from Boosting
if they can.
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TecuInseh Again.

A friend informs Us that large num-
Der of capitalists from New York and Ill
inois, have settled in and around Tecum-
sch, and are making big strike to build
up a good point there. Politics have
been eschewed, and the citizens have
joined in chase after the almighty
dollar" May they soon find it. The new
corners to that vicinity during the last few
are all in favor of making Kan
sas free State. 1.-TWO churches" says
our informant, shave been commenced,
and whisky has gone up SO it would be
difficult to procure it, even for medicinal
purposes" A newspaper is to be started
there in few weeks.
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Chicago Magazine.

No. 8 of the Chicago Magazine, a PAM
phlet of about 100 pages, is on our table.
1t is published by JOHN GAGER s. Co, for
the Chicago Mechanics Institute, and is
designed to be Western magazine; de-
voted to Western interests; and to be IL
Illustrated with W Western views and scenery
The nuinber before us has several illustra-
tons, which we readily recognize, as views
of prominent places in Chicago. The
History of Chicago accompanies the
illustrations. The publishers design to
devote considerable space in each number
to embellishments of Western places of
note, and are now preparing descriptions
of prominent places in Kansas, engraved
from daguerreotypes taken on the spot by
good artists. The mechanical execution
of the Magazine is very perfect, and IS
worthy of the Great West in which it is
published.
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) the largest machinery mandatory and de-
4 pot in the United States. where Hlay be found
Railroad Freight Cars. Portable and STATIONARY
Steam Engines, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam
Boilers. All kinds of Wood and Iron Machin-
cry. Premium Portable Circular Saw Mills.
Moves Portable Flour and Corn Mills, with new
Mill Furnishings Superior Shingie Mills Steam
aad Water Guages. Steam Whistles. Finished
Brass Work and Engine Trimmings. Castings
and Mill Gearing. Gates Patent Screw Cutter.
Best Machinists' Files, of our own importation.
Smoke Pipe, Breeches. Sheet Work, etc., etc.
We say to our patrons and the public generally,
that heretofore we have not been able to keepup
with the demand, but now we have largely in
creased our works. increased our firm, and have
greater facilities Tor supplying the West with
Machinery than ans other establishment.
p. W. GATES. L. :. WARNER. T. CHALMERS.
4. G. WARNER. ID. r. FRASER.
April H. Is51-ly
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Pfices Current.

LAWRENCE. June 30, 1851.
FEoUR-Superfne, S5,5cG6,0O hundred.
WHEAT-s2,Co bushel.
CoRS NE.I-ss.oG bushel.
WHITE BEANs-s3,5oG4,Oo ? bushel.
DRIED APPLES-S4,O
CRtCKERS-f5c. Z b.
FREsH BUTTER-3Ja35c. b.
CHEESE-J1s1c.
SALERTACS-I2iIc-
BRowN SCGAR-l6ke.
WHJTE .. -lcaOc,
RICE-lne - &C.
TEAs-15c. 60
COFFEE-I6I 99!alc.
BEEF-S:d Hlzc.
BACoN-I2Is clio.
CoDFISII-luc.
INTERRUPTIONS
TOBACC0-SaJoc.
MANILA ROPE-2Jc.
SOAP-1GG l2c.
CANDLES-Star, 3Jc.
-Sterine, 25c.
TALLow-12Ise. "a
BEESw AX-sDc.
CoTTOS BATTISG-S0925c.
Iron. q Zoe.
NAILS-1a Ice.
CASTINGS-Sc.
Log CHAIN-lla 12Lc.
STOVE PIPE-l6c.
SAD lRONs-l09l21se.
HIDES-Green, &c.
DIR, He.
SALT-P sack of 3QeBs $500.
AxES-Sew England pattern, 81 81.
SAwS-CrosS cut foot, DOC a 81 60.
Ok BOwS-f piece. 25c.
SoCKs-F pair, Soc.
BooTs-Stogies. pair. s3.eo93,55.
Fine. $3,l5o4.5 50.
Calf. 81, 50G550.
SHEETINGS-Brown e yard, 109l5c.
-Bieached, sI11ess0c.
PRINTs-F yard, 6G15c.
DELAISEs-5a50e.
OIL-Linsccd, = gallon, sI.5o.
Z" Lard, Sl,25al 50.
Fish, $3.50.
grRNIxG FLUD-s gallon, SIS.
M0LASSES- $l,m.
SYRUP- 4" SI,309i,5 30.
WOoD-Hard, 3 cord. s3,5Ga4,OO.
CoAL-Stone, 2 bashel. 30e.
SkDDLES-S7a3
HARHESS-e set. slS1JD
GLASs-6<le, 2 80 feet, $500.
- -l0<ls 3,25.
:. -I0<I4 3.S4.
LUNBER-F Thousand, sac 10.
SHISGLEs-e thousand, o, 5G96.o0.
WORK OXEN-S15Gl25.
CowS-S5p935.
HoEsES AND MgLES-$J0S1jO.
HoGS-Oa foot, loe rs, S3,W.
SHEYP-S2 e095A.
I,rNEER W AGoSs-SI0eGl25.
Ok YOKEs. Bows AND RISGs- -. 0Ga5.W.
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ce,rv Ctr Era.

The fourth number of this paper has
reached us. and is very handsome sheet.
IT is published at Geery City, situated a
few miles above Doniphan, on the MIS-
sour river, by JAS. MCCAHoN, and IS de-
signed to reflect Free State views. Terms
two dollars year. We wish the editor
all his most enthusiastic hopes dare wish
fora long list of paving patrons, and
plenty of s.fat'' advertisements.
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o. The first and second numbers of
the Kansas Leader, published weekly at
Centropolis, Kansas T., by AUSTIN and
BEARDsLEY, are OH our table. 1t is a neat
ly printed paper, with the motto Fearless
and Free" indicating that it fights on its
own hook. We rather like the paper. as
it gives evidence of its not being the
slave of iunto, and will no doubt do
much towards helping relieve the coun-
try from its present political thraldom.
Success to the Leader.
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How Lovely.


We have not seen or heard OF man,
who has visited Kansas since the appear
ance of verdure, who has not joined in
the expression that We have the most
beautiful country which the eye has ever
rested upon; and that, whether the trav-
eler has come from Europe or America, or
has travelled over the most lovely por-
tons of the Eastern continent, or through
the tropical regions We will venture the
assertion that there is not lovelier pros
pect, even in far-famed Italy, than is found
on the eminence overlooking Lawrence to
the southwest. As far as the eye can see
from that point, the scenery is varied and
is truly fascinating. Travellers should
always be invited to visit this point be-
fore leaving Lawrence; and our own eitl-
zens should go up there frequently, to
see the lovely prospect which Infinite
Goodness has made for our gratification
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81. f. A. HCNT&CO
Richardson's Mo. Express Co.

FAST PASSENGER & EXPRESS FREIGHT
4 LINE from LAWRENCE to LECOMPTON.
WESfPOkT and KANSAS CITY. DAILY,
with Splendid -Four Horse 7edMs aud CONCORD
tnM c0ryeyances, This line j, pe57HtEee4ly es-
tablished aud will be maintained during sum
mer and Winter with increasing energy as the
demands for transportation enlaTge-in evidence
of which the Co. refer to its antecedents. In a
short time this line will be reinforced with az
entire new outfit of passenger conycyanceSsequai
to ans line in the United States. Also, Daiyg
and Pacific Railroad to ST. Louis, ST. Joseph,
and all intermediate points on the route, connec-
TING. at st. Louis with ALL other Expresses, for
all the principal towns and cities in the United
States, North. East and South. Bankers and
Merchants business promptly attended to. All
kinds of valuable packages, parcels. freight and
merchandise forwarded with dispatch All loss
eS and damsges promptly adjusted at this Office
I. SAMPSON, Agent.
Office Ritcherdson's No. Express Col
Lawrence, June lith Is57 70
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Execntnr. Notine

pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the sub
L seriber that on the 18th day Of April 1851,
letters testamentary were granted to me BY the
Slerk OF the Probate Court of Douglas County
TERRITORY OF Kansas, Gu the estate of David T.
MecheRi, deceased. of the County and Territory
above NAMED, testate, and have accepted the
sai'i trust. and qualified according to law. All
persons having demands against said estate are
required to exhibit them TO me for allowance
wit hin one year from the aforesaid date, or they
may be preeluded from any benefit Of such estate,
and II such claims be not exhibited within three
years from the date of said letters they shall be
forever barred. April 18th, 1857. 4sm3t
JOHN PIERATT. Executor
on the estate of ID. I. Mechem.
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DIE D

On the morning of the 10th inst, of disease of
the stomach and bowels, Mr.. JAMES II. SCOTT,
late of Union Co., Indiana. Mr.. SCOTT had but
lust enigrated with his family to Kansas. was
taken sick upon the river, and after lingering
about month, left them without having been
able to make any kind of provision therefor. He
was member of the Masonic Order, and leaves
his wife and children with strong claims upon
the Order in particular anu Kansas emigrants in
general for their sympathy and encouragement.
In Leeompton. on the llth inst, of gastritis,
DIR. MICHAEL A. RoDERIQCE, late of Holidays
bury Pa aged Is years.
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Public SurHeYs.

Messrs. Hopkins and Haddock, Deputy
Surveyors, have just started, commission
ed by the Surveyor General, to make all
the connections across the Missouri river
between the public surveys of Kansas and
Nebraska, and those of Iowa and Mis-
souri,.
About thirty deputies have just been
sent into the field, there being nearly forty
still out upon their work. 1t is estimated
there will be surveyed in Kansas and Ne
braska, by next fall, about seventeen mil
lions of acres.-Lecompton Union.
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Union Insurance Company,

JAMESTOWN, MERCER COUNTY. PA,
Insurance against losS and damage By E9r.
IDFnddo aud Hail.
Dir. WM. GIBSON, Pr, ST.
DIR. S. G. CLARK, Treasurer.
j. c. TuoMPsoN, Sec'y.
G. W. BROWN, General -fgent for Kansas.
THIS old Insurance Company, has opened
J. a GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE in Law
renee, Kansas, and has determined to take risk
on ali kinds of insurablc property at rates as
low as any other responsible Company III the
West. They have issued many thousand poll
cies during the last eight years. and in every
case Of loss have paid the damages promptly
without subjccting the parties to delays or Etiga
ton. LOCAL AGENTS WANTED in every
town in Kansas. Address all communications
Oh this subject TO G. ". BRowN, Esq, Lawrence;
Kansas Territory.
May IL LA.
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Kansas Book Bindery and Blank
BOOK Mandatory

T0HN D0DSW oRTH respectfully in
y forms his friends and the inhabitants of Kan
Lawrence, f. 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 gen.
eral satisfac ton, on any kind of work. Have 4
new patent Ruling Machine and all other tcols
new and Of the latest pattern.
Blank Books, Ruled and made to any pattern
for Bankers, Merchants, County 0ficerr aud
Railways, such as LetlgerS. Journals, Cash Books,
Records, Registers. Tax Books, Fee Books, War
rant Books, DC, dc.
Particular attention given TO Job Work, Law
Books, Magazines, Music. Pamphlets, &C.. bound
in Plain and Fancy Morocco binding. rs cheap as
in st. Louis.
Please call and examine samples of Paper for
Blank Books. DC.
Room in Basement Of Herald of Freedom
Building. may2
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A Good Chance to Make Money

A IL persons indebted 10 me in accounts of
n more than three months standing viii
confer great favor on me, by paying the same
Immediately, if they will do So within month
from the date of this advertisement, will
throw in all of the interest, and deduct five p9r
cent from the principal. ali persons after this
date, will be charged regular interest from the
date of their obtaining goods, until they pay
for the same ; as cannot afford to pay five per
cent. month for money, and then sell to peo-
pie on credit, without interest.
{. STEARNS.
Lawrence, May 20, 1856. 1888 tt.
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House and Lot for Sale.

"TISHING to build Immediately in Della
w ware City, l viii sell my house and lot,
No. 81, New Hampshire ST.. for 81 .00U, cash,
and not farthing less. Also, x of lot No.
So, Mass. ST., title DOW undisputed, having
settled with the other claimant and received q
deed from him. for $500. Also, lot ~ New
jersey, corner lot. for $3.50, and 81 Tennes-
see. corner lot, not far from the Unitarian
Church, for $3.50: 4. STEAkNS.
Lawrence, Nav 90. 1871. $3.50 Il.
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n wuMARTH

HAS just received large supply of BOOKS
following Chambers Information for the
People: Maeaulay's History of England; Hume's
History of England Plutarch's Lives : Rollins
Ancient History Josephus' Ancient History.
Editions of all the various popular Poets Gift
Books Of various kinds. single or by sets. A
large supply of Song Books. Drawing Paper,
Pencils. Pens. Inks, Ferfumery, Victims and
Musical Merchandise. &c, &c.
Lawrence, May Is. 1857.
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wyandott Genera Land agency

t ANDS, Claims, City Lots and Shares for SALE
Il Land warrants bought and sold ON commits
sion land warrants located; lots for lease.
houses for sale and lease.
Territorial information Furnished TO emigrants
collections madS on reasonable terms money in
vested upon security fully guaranteed titles in
vestigated and abstracts furnished promptly.-
Special attention will be given to the pract ice of
law in the Territorial CodrtS and the [. :.
District Courts.
VI. W. DELAHAY.
Wyandotte f. T.. April ii. 1857;
Refer to the leading business men generally of
the Territory.
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Late Arrival.

II SHANkLiN, wholesale and retail dealer
IL. in Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps Massachu-
sets Street, opposite the Morrow House, Law
renee. Is. I.
We have just opened large and we'll selected
stock of every article in our line of business, pur
chased for cash at the lowest possible prices, di-
rect from the Eastern Manufacturers, and we
house in the Territory.
Country merchants are respectfully invited To
cal! and examine our stock, which we will sell
BY the case at the most reasonable terms. Ar
rangements have been made to receive a fresh
supply every month, and we will, therefore. have
q complete assortment on hand at all times.
Lawrence, June Sd, 81. Bin ii. SHAM KILN.
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New Goods.

THANKFUL to their old patrons for past ia
Il Vors, the subscribers take pleasure in an
neunclBg that they are continually receiving
heavy additions TO their already extensive stock
ef merchandise, enabling them to suppsy the
Lawrence market With Fancy and Staple foods
of ever VARIETY, at prices as low as any other
store in the country. Their stock Of Groeeries
= complete. Provisions embracing Flour, Corn
Neal. Lard. Pork. Bacon. &e.. always on hand.
Hardware. Wooden-marc. CroSscus Saws, Nails,
Glass Of the various sizes, TinEaFe, Carpenters
Tools, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Window Sash, DOors. CaTpetiEss. IN short gen.
eral and complete 81 s5rtment OF every thing uSu-
ally called for IN country store in store. Hoping
to receive continuance Of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO Us, we are the pnblIeS
humble servant. W i &. DUNCAN.
Lsricsence. May 80. 1857.
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Hetp Aobeffise
Dis,riat ccust.

Eliza p Hamilton, b. herr
next friend Patrick ID.
Jones, Complainant, Petition for Divorce.
Harrison Hamilton. Deft.
\ the Second District Of the United states
4 and Territory Of Kansas, in Second judicial
District, Mas Term, j. ID. lS51. La t5a1cery
sitting. And now, at This day comes the COM
plzinaDt. b. her attorney. James Christian: and
the defendant Is a NONRESIDENT CT this 1eFTltory,
Therefore ii il ordered b. the Court that the de-
PENDANT be notified that the complainant has
herein fled her bill of complaint, the object I'd
general nature of which Is to obtain divorce
from the bonds Of rnatrimony, heretofore con,
ted between complainant and defe.lstalt, snd
also that sad defendant be notified K ap9ear ss-
fore .Le Judge Of the Second District tonr: =
the nIted Ssa.es and IerfltsTy OF hasisas, WIN
IN and for the SeeGnd Judicial Uistrlc, Of said
TERRITORY on the first day of the next term there
OF, to be begun and held at the city of Lecomp-
ton, In the county of Douglas, On the hrst Mon
day In October next, Il, ID. 1857, to appear and
answer the said bill, or that the same viii be Ia
ken as confessed. IL is further ordered that TINS
notice be published IN some newspaper printed
in this Territory, for eight weeks suceesSlVeiy,
the last insertion to be at least four weeks before
the commencement of the term at which the de-
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Solicitor for Complainant:
/, >. Macarthur, Clerk of the Court aforesaid
do hereby certify the above to be true cop! OF
the original order made in the above entieed
cause.
In testimony whereof. !. $. Macarthur, Clerk of
the Court aforesaid, set my hand and aTilx me
seal thereof, at the Office in LecUmpton, tnls
13ts NV = s. MACARTHUR, Clerk.
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Gsneral Tntel igeace Oace. I'M
II

$500 Ia -
HAVING lecased at the ahavc named place.
Ii ain prepared 20 transact ali kiadS u oaSi-
ness pertaining to the interests Of emigTan 8, ana
others who wish to locate lands in the SecSho
ALLEY. Having been a resident Of Kansas for
more than two years, and Travelled In all parts OF
the TerTitory and having travelled for three years
IN Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois aud Michigan, am
prepared TO give such information Of the country
as may be desired and to attend to any other bus
mess which may be entrusted to my charge. Ny
knowlege Of the country and its interests enables
me to promise safe and profitable investments to
those who may c0nfde their business to me.
All communications addresses 10 the under
ilgaed viii receive prompt attention.
\. ). STORRS.
Empogia. Kansas May Is Is51
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Take Notice.

HEKEBf warn all persons from taking, oecu-
L pying or removing any timber stone or other
maternal whatever, OF otherwise intermeddling
with the northwest quarter of section ten of
township thirteen (l3l south of range eighteen
tio) east OF the 9th principal meridian, it being
the Claim upon which now reside and occupy,
ana intend to pre-cmpt the same for home pur-
suant to act of Congress defining the rights
OF claimants, also intend to prosecute any person
lnat mas or may hereafter IN any way trespass
upon said quarter section of land.
w. j. CARD.
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Free state Potatoes.

lust received from GALENA. Illinois. 100
j Bushels prime PINK EYED POTATOES,
also, 100 Bushels Imported and American Of
various kinds. Also on hand at DELAWARE
CITY. 500 SACKS SUPERFINE Flour. which will
be here in q few days also Seed Corn. Beans,
Hams, Sweet Potatoes, Dried Apples and an as
sortinent of GROCERIES. e. STEARNS,
Lawrence, May 10, 1857. q Mass. st.
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Good News to Builders,

THE subscriber has discovered ON his claim,
quantity Of splendid Blue Linaestoste Rock which
he is now burning into Lime. The Lime thus
produced is believed by good judges to be of Il
Territory, and equal to any Eastern Lime. He
will sell at reasonable rates, in any quantity of
from TO Loco bushels. Call at his claim near
EecOmpton. JOSEPH OAKLEY.
Lawrence, May :, 1s0.-tf
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D. B. Burnham.

GENERAL AGENT FOR KANSAS. for all
VI kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Garden and Flower Seeds, Fruit Trees and
Shrubs, at the LAWRENCE SEED STORE. 42m3@
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Shingles, shinelesi,

FIsgE subscribers have attached Shingie Ma
l. chine to the Saw Mil of Berkaw. Hiatt L
Swain. Mt bloomington. Al orders directed to
Box 212, Lawrence P.0., viii receive prompt at
tension and delivered at market prices.
Eats BAILEY BRDTHER-
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Notice.

AND WARRANT No. 0,54l for I6O acres. is
-. sued to Osmyn III. Wheeler, under Act March
le9e' and BY him assigned, duly acknowledged
LeaVenworth on or about the I'd of September
ftst, when the Free State settlers were driven
from the place. 1t is my intention to apply for q
Duplicate W arrant, but IL reward will be paid
for the delivers Of said Warrant to the editor of
this paper. M0RONI WHEELER
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Lard Once Notice.
Eemmsnway's Depot for the Sale CT
Enelish. Fancy aud MIl;;nsryG pods.

II c. HEMINGWAY respectfully informs
Il l.. the inhabitants of Lawrence. and Of the
Territory Of Kansas, that he will in few days
open his new store st the corner of Massachu-
sets and Henry StS.. (CollaInorc BuildiDgs,)
fresh importation of the richest Fancy and
Millinery Goods ever brought into this Terri
tory at prices that cannot Iail to suit all. lie
will continually receive from Boston and New
York the latest. richest, and most fashionable
of all articles in his line Of trade, and he fatters
himself that. his entire attention Il devoted TO
thisune branch of business, he can sell at lower
prices and goods of = superior quality, than are
scIi in ans other store In the Territcry. Coun-
try Merchants are particularly invited to call
and examine.
Lawrence. June @. 1871.
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A klcott.

WH0FESALE and Retail Dealer In PaTior
w Furniture of Rosewood, Mahogany and
Walnut. Also, Mattresses, and Upholstery gen
orally, Looking Glasses. Glass Plate, w ioT are.
Dining Room. Bed Room and Kitchen Furniture,
and general stock Of Furniture for Steamboats,.
Hotels, Offices, School Rooms, Lodges, &C. Or
ders solicited. Wareroom corner Of Second and
State streets, Alton, Ill.
april &c. lSJG.-Iy
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Torpin~ Rr tn r.

WHOLESALE DEALERS in Fore g
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, fist,.s. &C..
Trimming, de. Also, dealers IN Iron ana ,,s...
BiaeksmI5hs TOols, Springs and AxcIs, -
street, Alton, HI.
Alton. ILL.,, Nov. 6, 1856. Iy%2-l6
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e The Whereabouts of MoRToS j.
KELLOGG, who left Chicago in March last
for Kansas, is desired by j. F. Gould, at
Geary City, Kansas Territory,