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CHUKCHEs or WHEELING.

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lfr.l-I IFebst.r street. between Main and
Markst Centre WheslnE7 services morning and evening"
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Tuhsrs sts sGh Whaling, sv + WoOPs, Faster, asrVi
&c. uarnInE and sysninE- 49,
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g-tl lIrsst RsT- A. A I1llai ElstaE
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crhtrs Wlse-,ls; services usosnins and svsnins-
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vh-sIia.f. S1rricts uluFniau aat eEoning-
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1900. tJuireys stiyirts fo5g morning.
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This passes through Lexington, lancaster Cir
eiegte, Wnshngrou, llarroTthe richest
and nae.. heaatfal part af o.i,i-
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Tor THROUGH Tickets and other infornlaten, snquir
Central Ohio Ticket oee IN the Sprigg House. Wate
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
NUMBER 31--VOLUME 3.
Burlington.

Several of our enterprising citizens
have recently gone to the Neosho,
near the old town site of HampdeE,
and established the new town of Bur-
lington. They are putting up a steam
mill and have let the contract for a
large hotel. One of our merchants,
Mr.. Brooks, has gone with stock of
goods. About thirty settlers have re-
Gently taken claims there. Many
beautiful prairie claims remain vacant,
and some that have small amount OF
timber from twenty to forty acres
each.
The town has public square, lots
for churches and schools, and the
company gives to mechanics and
tradesmen, who viii start business,
the choice of lot. Burlington is
about fifty miles southwest of Law
renee, easy of access, and destined to
fill up soon, and become densely
populated country. The season is
represented as being about two weeks
earlier than here, and very healthy,
excepting in the timber and on the
bottom lands. In fertility and beauty
it is equal to any in Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
Congressional.

On the 18th of January a bill was
introduced into the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington, granting
lands for railroad purposes to New
Mexico, Kansas and Missouri.
w. F. NJ. Army arrived at Wash
ington with a petition, numerously
signed by the citizens of Kansas, with
out regard to party, asking Congress
for donation of lands similar to those
granted the Western States, for the
establishment of a University and Sem
inaries of learning in the Territory
Mr.. Douglas presented the petition on
the Goth in the Senate, which was re.
ferred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
Mr.. Whitfield presented the memo
rial to the House, with the petition
of Calvin Adams, j. L. Crane, B. c.
Brooks and two hundred others, ask,
ing for relief for losses sustained du
ring the late troubles in Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
To BE CONTINUED.
Education.

Henry Hiatt and others, living in
the vicinity of Bloomington, have
made beginning for Manual Labor
School. 1t is intended to introduce a
new principle; that is, to make cost
the limit of price,-to arrange SO that
INDECENT young men, as well as the
wealthy, can obtain liberal educa-
ton; that teachers, as well as pupils,
shall labor part of each day for their
health and daily bread that after
buildings are erected and the land
brought under cultivation, enough
shall be produced on the domain to
supply the current demands of both
pupils and teachers.
On the old system of education,
multitudes of young men are unable
to attend the schools and colleges,
principally on account of the expense
of boarding. While the tuition is not
over from twenty to fifty dollars per
year, boarding amounts to five times
that sum. The Manual Labor School
meets this contingency. The expense
of boarding can be met every day by
three hours labor. and as much lime
as usual devoted to study. Cheap
tenements can be erected also In the
vicinity, where those living near by
can board themselves, bringing their
provisions from home.
For further particulars, address Hen
~ Hiatt, Bloomington. E. T.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
eoMMppieafiops.
Brownvilie, z. T.

Were Is it, This question, Mr. Ed
itor, has been often asked, and some
times answered with good degree OF
care, a2d still there are many, not fif-
ty miles, perhaps not half that dis
tance, from us, who are, or affect TO be,
ignorant of any such place. On this
account there is reason to suppose that
some valuable emigrants have been
turned away from us, or kept back
from coming to us, when they had in
tended to do so.
Every citizen is anxious to build up
and increase the population of his own
place. It is right it should be So
But is it right that they should do it
at the expense of other places, which
have an equal right with their own ?
Rather, let every one who chooses
make all he can of his own place con-
sistent with the truth, but not dispar-
age other places, nor keep strangers
ignorant of where and what they are.
Brownville, then, is on the head wa
ters of the Wakarusa river, Just at the
point where two branches fall into it;
one from the southwest, and the oth-
er from the northwest. 1t is some
10 miles from the mouth of the Kan
sas river, and Il miles south from the
same river. 1t is 35 miles west from
Lawrence, aad Il miles southwest
from Topeka. Council City is 10.
miles distant from US, south. The
great Military road from Fort Leayen-
worth to Santa Fe, New Mexico, pas
ses through Brownville. and is inter-
ssctsd ct this point By the southern.
road.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
Clerk Wanted.

A person qualified as practical
printer, good penman and book-keep-
or, who is not a politician, one who can
confne himself to the office and at
tend promptly, at all times, to its du.
this office. A person of strictly tenn
perate habits, who neither chews mol
smokes tobacco, answering the above
description, and who will labor to serve
our interest and that of our subscrib.
ers, and let tie public take care of'thena
selres ~hle an our employ, can have {
permanent situation and good wage,
by applying Immediately to the editor
If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
Patsnt pemecracv.

'There is not single officer III the
Territory amenable to the people or
to the Governor. All have been APP
pointed by the Legislature, and hold
their offices until 1S57."-Messqge OF
Governor Geary.
And the Legislature was elected by
Missouri.-[ED.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28

ice.
rittee have, at the
, their possession.
rom the National
ich they were in
tribute provisions
iisas. It is hoped
tory will see that
priated, to relieve
cen made with re-
cal appropriations
cen deemed neces-
contributions that
hc National Com
willequitably dis
tended. We have,
STEARNS, Esq,
Undersigned in dis
contributed by the
East; and Rev. Z.
9. HLoveioy, Rev.
Vattles, Esq, have
to enquire into the
We orders for their
Iinted by THAD-
Pie undersigned, as
Lpeople in the yari-
to report to the
) hich may require
)ighborhoods, and,
stify, they will be
e.
worth of clothing
tional Committee,
c been detained by
lvigation. Every
Them in the Terri
keived information
been forwarded to
H Committee, ants
J, are requested. il
|gned, to colnmuDl-
| may have in re-
ftchinson, at Law
measures to have
soon as navigation
/. NJ. Army,
lat. Kansas Com
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
]. w. Whitfield.

The \. Y. Times reporter says the
Committee ON Elections will report
next week, against admitting Mr..
Whitfield as delegate from Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
Eommittee.

officers and menu
Committee, rs now
/ Office is atLaw-
ready to deliver
upon written or
nmittees, to those
Fher visible means
OF these supplies
/ points, under the
rs OF this Commit
Topeka /;
b, Lawrence ; Jas.
Il
fe; Alfred Curtis,
leil, Council City
ION Dow, Allen p.
binson, Lawrence;
|asshopper Falls /;
s. B. McKinzie,
/, Neosho; Thos.
Finance, Commit
inson and Curtis
hchen, Martin and
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
SEC. 1.

Be it enacted by our noble band
Of Border Ruffians, (bowie-knife in hand,)
That should sneaking Yankee, from the
East,
Come here, and dare to lneddle, in the least,
With any of our niggers, and incite
The darkeys to resist our sacred right;
Then, whether they be niggers black as night,
Or those in whom we've mix'd little white
Whether they wear the chains of slavery,
Or have the sad misfortune TO be free,
Any Missourian, happening to be here,
May cut that Yankees throat from ear TO ear
SEC. 9.
If Northern whites, pretending to be free,
Shall aid our slaves to gain their liberty;
Or furnish rifle, cannon, shot, or shell,
To help them send their masteIs--back to
hell;
Then some good friend of Order and of Law
Around the traitors necks the hemp shall
draw.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28

An Act to punish Ofenses against Slave
property"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28

If any Yankee, in this Territory,
Shall circulate an abolition story,
That tends to make the happy, well fed slave
Begin to think his masteris a knave;
And, when he feels the lash, to snarl and
pOut,
Until, at length, he even presumes to doubt
Our right to trade in human flesh and bones;
Then brave StringfellO,o, or the gallant Jones,
Or Atchison, or any man of note,
May cut his cursed, anti-slavery throat.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28

War.
Lawrence declared
Shop" has ended
Temperance, and
the subscribers rs
ds, Groceries, and
yitation is hereby
lily to the LADIEs-
| do the very best
thing is certain:
with tho poisonous
g eosEBooM
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28

If any "notion-peddler " shall induce
4 niger from his master to cut loose,
And slope for Canada-shall aid his flight,
And thus deprive the owner of his right
Shall coax the silly darkey thus to flee,
With horrible intent to make him free,
He shall be guilty of grand larceny;
And, if we catch him, on gallows high
The internal abolitionist shall die.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28

. FIRE-PRooF
Patent Powder
awarded sePa
5 Fair, London .
New York, 1853,
Safes that were
ion World s Fair.
lifted to be supe-
public, and the
y orld to produce
ailiug to preserve
lsttest fires, or a
kir agents are the
10 make and sell
Safe, with Halls
RING j. CO..
| 100 Water street,
. ork.
EIS, Agents.
| st. Louis, Mo-,
lts, New Orleans.
/ safes may be left
lat the Herald Of
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
l c. LEAeBEATn.

c. LEAeBEArn.
RANTS.
TER. Forward.
chants and Kan.
ZSouth Main St,
fr1nation given
f.. free Of charge
c. ROBINSON, A.
p. c. CUTTER, K.
Finniittee and our
bf Kansas.
SIMMONS d LKAp.
/ Missouri Rive,
| 2-l5
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
AN,
Pok Manufac-

| sTRs;, ST. Loru-
+ made Of the be,,
Frn, and sewed in,
mode.
Ie, &C., acrbound
est notice.
premium at ths
confident in IN.
may give him a
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
Original Poetry.
Kansas Laws.

BY a soUATTER.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28
2. JAS. sNITH,
Toes.
ER & Co.

teorne, gne,.of Of Pias
especially to On,
sssortment of L..
me E stock, g also .
ID Ladies' Phil
| they win sell 3,
z small advaneg,
Z Ia SOLICITED
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28

P and Coran;.
Erchants. mo-, No :,
/ Mo-, will MAJ
gnmIents Of pra
" Orleans, e.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28

.WICK,
.t street
THiRD-sTRs.)
is, MISSOURI.
brated improved
I'd Cob Mill,
sale in the West.
e Herald Of Free
is authorized to
rn.
Lawrence, and ia
ices. adding char
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-28


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SgMeD1s
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attention. a's-
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FInshants. No. 81
NO, will mai.
I. itnents ne,s Of Pro,
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sAiTH,
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corner of Pin.
noxfeeeisipss h.
ssIp'a supetlor qualty
ssdys Slaiy toOur
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they Will aaM ma
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EaAsbEArER.
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IN EN-. FORWARD
south Main MAJ nan :,
Drmation given
F., free Of charrs
G. ROBINSON. a
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go
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ia su,hoT;zsd n
r1n.
Lawrence. and /,
ices, adding char
awarded sens.
5 Fair, London.
New York. 1859
Safss that ,rers
D., Wo.1J.S Ea;
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11
TIE GREAT ENGLlsI REMEDY.
Compound Etxract OF CO.
paiba and SarsapaIIIIa.

20 advantages enOye by any other medicine
he NuAl di e, which with ight
ei pubi rende it assured ikhly pO bultr,a je,id
long ii for 10 tfe Ned CAl orlt needs
conhue change Of diet proved form,
+ paste tntiTelv tAsteless aud unpe
ensa'.O1 70 the tent. Il has acq ed ID ut lJst Eue
almost every "a Of rope il beel examined, Bp
prove o. and sanct Ourd By frul OF nedis ns and
the emineu Of the profession. Pre-
pare by }. W. TIA IN, Chemist LondO AMI for sale
folasAe and retail JUFN 4 AGRA 7 c. Az ats for
the United ~tates, rs Cir, sich reet Ne
the above yAlyao epsTaOn hiss been 'ensively
erfei ed by parties tn United >taes,
= pTopn- has adopted, pr against impO l.
ners, lab 70. Of ~tich the fJt wing fac
which vii be md burnt in Lprn the bottom
Of Of The genuine n elded sale n he United
S,a Cauad4s, Iusn trJun;e West indies sGd South
america.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11
H.RAM CcNKLIN. Nh.
Asthma or Fhthisic, and bronchitis.

Wat MASCHEsrzR, Pa Sch. T. 1875.
SIR: Your CHERRY FFCTJEAL p forming marvellous
irg ptoms Of eonsamp- ion, and l. caring u \
wfo has abored und-ra affection lng. Tor the ast
forty years, HENRY l.. PARNS, derchtn'.
4. A. RAMSEY. n D.. RLBIoy Monroe county, Iowa.
have 70 nj uolHnE eqaa 10 y"ur CAGaRY PeCroRAL for
q and re sf 70 consumptve patients, caring
t0.e a"
gh aiI volumes Of evidsnces, but the most con-
o1 OF he virtI,s Of eEedy is found in It's
ece-ts upon tr'ai.
Consumption.
Probably remedy been known which
ed many sGeh thls. some no
hunan reach but chose the CHEHKY P4cr8.
auoJd rebef md CO. FORT
AsF q iousz, Nav YoHx CRY, March 5. is56.
ocroR ArsH, towAsL fse it = -uty and pitas5Te
TO i.I1 PtcT1AAL b done r ny
aifs. STE had b. hse abortug under lie dan
ssapt 54as Of Rp-E0l, frJ Uhch +id
could procure gave her mtc reisL she sralilY
sIvic-. r,commsu 81 Of your aeaetn-. We bless
his kuduez- - do .our tki, ioF she recovered
iron taa che is no. vet 'ong she be,
but il her coug 70, 4ud calls hs sei EelL
lourz wlgh gratitude aad regAtd,
UkLASDO SHELBY,
Of shelbyvile.
CoasuHgptirsz do despar til yoa have trled AgEss
CAAA FEcroaAL- II Is dc Of ne
cAr ia ia tz 4or ID zaa Is cares a-eanl IS bzspsak
the hl q merits q IS strt4e - I'AiAI. Lsfgsr.
PREPARED 81 DR.. J. C. AEEA,
Practical aad Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
An4 sold shelssals 5y--
bEAAY 5 DEMOtILLE, Nashville.
Ju.G 8 owN, aad al Or ,ggtsts In this elsy.
Ericsson q bAH atAss toiaahla.
raUAAs . BRO. Clzrksyl.s.
r. D. uEERA, sButbs Fitt.
sCHELL . uLACkMOkE, aABatin
Ana zliaealeFsfn asaselEe srgEssiere.
Dan. PACKARD,
octI-in- Atvsrliang agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11
SfanIe Goods.

We have lily iaTse OF of al kInis % Domestic
goOI, Bros Cut0i uooi, uutJn cols
tea striped for servant, great variety
Heag, goods Tor c lsd FFinls. bing-
hans lery loves in shoTt every % AZ L-e
ami al orc . that cauuoL LsI sige Isi=ettoa
n.tU G.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11
Steel PIOWs. &C.

All rHpeetas daily a int q the mar and Jsaerses
steel Fiaas, sE4-u 4na aaslre@a hee BArroas Gu
.Eag neAss, C-lsfEatsrs, nzFTo@s,
.he AIS eg ioar horse WaEaaa aaA Rns-
soAds earta atsa Ps4hoy's eeshfatea tiaatbf.
stEasssrf9 aaa Ftoiiae Cara. s~na oag ord, "a
EcpEA b. = - EHE.af -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11
C"rpeiInE> aud oil cloths

Real vi Carpets tiegant Velvet aud hrnsses' N
great variety exant rIy aud IlgraEs th~ taRfzins
tie I4rgest be ever cd rel, Aad
At Also VeIsot AID usHes hatT ana haii
Ca-peIs plain Vvneti4u ia al stdhs tose her
with Fei:s, OrGgget Cranh c5th, aug, Mats, @e sc
We are pre- ed 10 and put d5su Ctrpets ~ t4e
thoTtest nouce. have large Floor uh tloths
Of toe est makers, al d which sal cu4 IA
shane suit D. lTciasers
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11
IEArrrEI, REETING.


5000 oa EEr g2 rds sa"a q 1 al liz Il ., o% %
satn-r g rch invite tho eutjo" Il II - .n'er'
an riu 50 20 The aIove clre. which u be 80 on
IN. fore h No 81 ard 50 co ner OF 81 oad
No b. L. GUTTER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11

W. ?: PESsErT, Fso.-Dsar Sr.-4h facs aithn our
kuov ledge % tae duTabjt Sc Of est's avauic C-
nent; thee: 1h- building or covered for Us last
snrlus, tamEa Pv 20 state erred expte aiions
We therefore pd il a. publ for al r. or
ing uroaes hght cheap, dre AID ater proof roof
% does not sot aid The me heat Of
tie does &c harden and hr effects OF
he cold. ANY per wishing more of mis- ar
ucIe, Can call Al or mani factory.
\. =. BRUCE CO,
Carriag. M.nufAeory. Monroe S., MenpAIs, Tenn.
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Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes.
II. {. NcNAINY 4 co.,
LARGE rE-IEFs III KrNIsoP
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
TO IS, CoLLsGE sTREEr.
NASHVILLE. TEN SSEE.

w have now in nu-usIv large and elegantly
w assorted stocs Fat ard Nint. T Goods Of cry
de. cripton aud are prepared 10 greater rduce
uents e'spns i-hiag article, IN o. line, than It t~
been PIE ture 20 10 ou stock hon "a. 20 oval
variety, will comp tn n h count " and
prices shall be a. l. Is sh'e fr them 20 he
uzen and trsnger visiting III city W 30 vel [" give
rrrIy and thorough eNaminat On a. We fee
make it their ut.I ess. We would cal the AT
tertOn of the b''.r partcl ry TO the following ItPAr'
busine.s.
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SOHGEseTss AOgEoPY.
HAVANA rLA.N I4OI Terry!
FaYOrite Odd and Even Scheme.
MORE THAN PRIZE 10 EVERY TICKETS.
10000 TICKLgAL.. PREXEs
CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS!
Tickets s4i Halves -; Quarters 81.
Lei thee 5UE Hho 5oggat before,
Aua tuc-s eh0 zlsays Du4sbt B4y The llors.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
To be drawn every Saturday in Novem
her and Decem her. laaz
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
To be drawn every Saturday in Eovem
Der and December, 1857.
- Prizes. amounting ID So. .OOO.

Baus Aotss Of aogEd baaEs tsEta a. paf Chscks
Aors rv4stlsd ieE Al Tres orders for
~ CEEEleatsa o. srz Of Tteasa
A&Gkh-tA ssiA, "a AnaKeFs Macons "a.
80 OrasFs iar ttsAst zddgvs % . b. a. AUkAh0A
B0A hs. 80, hAshsisle TeEn-, Eli be pfe ly nsa
AAD6A50a nJAs alAaagafs,
OcI als-ea Aaoaas 9sz
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CIOaks. ShauIs ana Scarfs.

have the largest and mo { elegantly -. orteA
tbs ~ the mr., many OF which
v,re ir 20 rcd bv 4. a. StcEart Co, Of New
Yors xpre sly for salrs Ia Vel ct have hem a.
ali Or cer from f2uU. We al black ard grey
clio h. a q Beaver tmaE ard 10 'oals f'r ladies
and ch ldren ia al qualities al frCm ia. er d1ivrs p
Sha !, ga rlti-, 10 squars long. ou
the NOS ord,nar. ELEGANT. Ais jus sea
fresh Invoice Tho hisb colo all SIk Che
n-Ir b. a |. tIaI Ar r..II- b -au-lf 4.
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Laces and EmBrOideries.

In tbs linz stoc i,sapero mb acinS al the novel
ties Of the ~ra CuaFs and Slc,vr- rate aud lu
,etts both colors mourning; e CANT tr'N Nris
and Hanck rchtf Pals, real aad init 4lioL; comet
and swiss Tai rups nd FoIuci &. zeal haieucieLu.s
p,f,t A 1. ID
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JOHN HSAMAGE,

NOSE, eoLLLGE STREET,
LTAs JUST REcEiYeo-
Al ,.enta aus t.als4E L-esthsF congress Casters,
u1Grd 4tcs,
sap'r sg1ehed glogh eaugrrss aaisers.
- t4sLiHs 1tea . a.
a1aEa OF
% 0xEsua TIsa
Pa - scs Gs.f uEess Baoss,
- Cell sea'4 al psS'4 saoss 8fFaFlsas sEyies.
EmUNEkSs NALHsf-Al EkBNNAE HsOAGsisl
Also = nrw EneIah soc LeatheF EFanka
d. 40 CO 90 uaEEs rFanks.
LAaesiarHa lke nzasz EFaakHs
a large sorkaaSDE - cap hiSck and FaiF
LAAfuE& tnLnns. al rtass
yaFfels Ans sos LsatH<F a tla hA Nslisss,
Dc De f1asu 3.
Alse = vailed s.. - II .heaE ezthsr Aaltsss-
saBzf LzatAEr naans. Asses.
haes 81 Far &c e.
Ali q Naica oAsfsa cAsaR ~ t>lsAs
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carriag. Manuf4etory. Monroe S., AisSpai., rsan.


MEMPHIS, ItGH Dec tth, lfl
To WHOM u NAY CoSC rs 4. IS Is eerffy that ~
Bt tnneIt fIr iast surrng wilh com
position called Wsz-'s Patent 6aIvaac Ce Heu tu= q
ne d-ck, he o-hsr oIt shinge roof wh On
giving perfect at-facton he also rep tirrd dor.
e sIuios. hich leaked sdly btu@i the ku
q CnpVn rrs 10 prevent lts tsknE, vhcr sedeu
ulatlng ptrlsclf ughJ. ] uo-t ch erfuly Tgc3B-
menC hfs T0ohuR o. public ? IN 70 mn.
uFso e and be isye IL ~ Be p Faaae q uxtare .asl
bre and SA-er- u. Coz kKEGL
Proprietor CoImerulai Iielel
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House Furnishings.

s41C-4. IUb, ~ = 10 ~ ga, lu b. De- nanask "a
hi. Ct.ih C-I zuo Iu-4 Eabv Ds hN flC yard.
An .izes. oore vo g, Lu"u and 90 'on Table toths,
af str ed 10 nette, Nap Ds tose'her a'th a. siads
N Dispers owe inrs Tselrs o. d., Ac- Ac- Alz' al
width cotton ald linen she-uug, FioN Iiuens Domes