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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
Simpson & McCaufev
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COMMISSION AND FoRWaRn,,,

~ Merchants, Quindarc, Kansas.
! d Persons forwarding goods 20 NJ
please ship. them to the care of Ncssr. Q: y y
iaons and Leadbeaser, st. Louis. ON
The site now occupied by Quindaro
/ for long lime attracted the attention - tas @
Stelligent travellers and business men q H.
tofore it has been in the possession ef iise -
who had no power to sell it. This h..
capital and enterprise is at length repoT.S .
and Quindaro VIII soon become he C'1H
m.rcial Metropolis Of the Far West. a
Persons sending merchandise to Kans.,
viii do well TO ship it 10 this place. a. u
following reasons:
Quindaro is the only point in Kansas ,,.
the junction of the Missouri and Kaw r;ra.N r,'
which is permanently accessible to s,s..
boats. The channel of the Missouri in 'S, f'-a,
of the town is very deep and narrow. r..
river itself plonghs over solid ledge vI;.i
affords no foothold for . sand bar. m
Lcyee is mile and a quarter in extent o..
~ foot Of which, even when the river i ),
| its lowest stage, is accessible to s;eambos,'
of the heaviest draught.
at this point the Missouri flows bc,vs..
two rocky bluffs. which furnish barrier !.
the migratory character of The river. Ii e,s
never change Its channel.
Prom its situation, Quindaro viii recei,,
and control the whole trade Of the Mans,
Valley and of the country south Of the Kan
sas, as far as Texas.
Quindaro is but thirty miles from Lar
renee; road between the two places, vi,,
the necessary bridges, is already under con
tract. In addition to this means of comm
nication, two boats viii ply regularly be
tween Quindaro and Lawrence.
The proprietors are pledged TO expend il
Quindaro all moneys arising from the sale .
shares. Twenty thousand dollars hare j
ready been set apart for grading streets.
steam mill of one hundred and twenty hos
power has been purchased and will soon B
in operation. a large Hotel is also in pr,
cess Of construction.
Simpson and McCaulcy. having mad
preparations to erect a commodious war
house, in season for the spring trade, sOlic
the attention Of shippers.
Quindaro, Jan, "a 1657.-tf
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IhsJefaia Of JFteseotp.,
Lawrence. Saturday, April Il, 1857.
Pottowatonaie City.

This town is situated at the junction
of the North and Sonth branches of
Pottowatomie Creek. about fifteen
miles from 0sawatomie, and the same
distance frora Hiatt; and embraces
oneof the finest simbered sections o!
country in Kansas Territory.
The trustees of the town win donate
eeyenty-fve lots to mechanics and 9TH
ers who will erect dwellings, or shops
thereon alse certain number of lots
arc set apart for school and Church
purposes. Good claims may yet be
had in that vicinity, and persons seek
ing locations will do well to visit that
section of country.
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For the Herald Of Freedom.
Outrages at Osawatomie, Kansas.

CLYDE, n. Y, Feb. l, 1857.
| G. w. BRows, Esq.-SIR We
behold in tbs destruction of Osawato-
| mie, deliberate and unprovoked at
tack upon defenceleSs settlement, and
an outrage upon the feelings of the
whole North. The inhabitants of
this hamlet were a quiet and indus
trious peopie-they invariably attend
ed to their own business, and let 9TH
ers alone. True, they went to Law
renee, to assist the citizens of that
town In defending it from the execu-
ton of the Rufiians' threats. This
they had right to do-God and hu-
manity required it. And for this,
they must be punished-not legally.
for they had violated no law - but
Missouri (truly very patriotic State y
must send into the Territory a mob
Of her 'Nwhiskey-soaked chivalry'' to
execute the sentence pronounced upon
the settlement by Atchison, Stringfel-
low & Company, and endorsed by the
Rev. Thomas johnson, of the Shaw
nee Mission. and die Rev. Leander
Kerr, U. S. Chaplain at Fort Leaven-
worth. Now, the killing Of Abolition
lists IS regarded as religious affair !;
for elsrgymen san etion it, and pray,
perhaps, for the success Of the inya-
ders. A good, pious Presbyterian
deacon, from near Lexington, Missou-
ri, goes over into the Territory to as
sist in destroying 0sawatomie: and
when lad (son of 0.C. Brown, four
teen years of age is taken prisoner, in
steal Of hanging him as Franklin
Pierce and his worthy Cabinet think
the crime Of loving liberty ought to be
punished. the mob. influenced. un-
doubtedly, by the dictates of humani-
ty, delivers him over to this good man
ito be taught the glorious principles of
a slavekolding Christianity. The lad
however. has escaped from the inhr.
man monsters who kidnapped him, is
Enow in Utica, n. z. and hates Slave,
Try, and those who uphold the institu.
Ition, more than ever before. His fu.
Iture conduct will not be Influenced
much by the religions instruction be
received in Missouri. The citizens Of
Missouri, and the whole South. vii
lhaye large account to settle up wher
they enter the spirit world The mur
ders. house-burnings. horse -stealings
and other crimes, will form caialogu,
i dark and damning.
i We hope that tho present year vii
lprovea new era in the history Of thi:
and other settlements in the Territory
IIst Northern men rush iato thes,
towns that have been sacked by th'
Titus and BufeFd Rufhans-erectt ther
stores. dwellings school houses, church
es, &c.-and then defend them, if ne
.seessary. with rife and ball. Friends
s,sof Free Kansas, think of these things
! Yours truly. 81 CLaRKE.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
S. H. CLARK
For the Herald of Freedom,
WAvERLy, ILL.,, Feb. II, 1851.

WAyERLy, ILL, Feb. IL, 1851
G. w. BRowN, Esq.-Sir: Allow
me, although stranger, to congratu-
late you, and through you the friends
of free Kansas everywhere, on your
success with the Herald Of Freedom.
1t is truly gratifying to see and con-
template the increased and continually
increasing subscriptions And in thus
contemplating its almost unparalleled
success, ana led to feel q glowing
pride that my own beautiful and much
loved village has contributed some
what hbcrally to this end.
Although the Republican party were
defeated in the late canvass for Presi-
dent. I believe no one regrets the eff
fort they made, and all seem to feel
that great work has been accom-
plished by the powerful vote which
was given for Fremont. In fact, we
| feel here that but for the influence of
this vote (with the issue SO clearly de-
fined J, the Herald of Freedom would
not have been permitted to continue
as usual contending for the right and
texposing corruption in high places
hope yet to see additional large
clubs acknowledged from our beauti-
ful '.Prairie State" The Republican
strength is great in this State, though
in the more Southern Counties the
politics are similar to those of West
crn Missouri CD 1t was reported here
that they kept the polls open for sew
ieral days in order to counteract the
Republican vote North. This, how
lever. Idid not believe, but of one
thing ] am conyineed-tLat they man.
aged to poll much larger vote than
they could under the practical work
iings Of . good Registry Law; "and
further this sleponent saith not.''
Very truly yours, j. W.R.
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Masonic Resolutions.
AEcoaproS, K. t.,

Feb. 18th, 1851. {.
WHEREAS, The supreme architect
of the universe. and grand master of
all assemblies, in the wise. dispensa-
tons of his Providence. has seen fit
TO remove from all earthly, Lodges to
that Grand Lodge, "eternal in' the
Heavens, "our desrly beloved Br. VIM.
Z. Richardson, whose presence and
counsels Adorned opr last meeting !;
and @
WHEREAS, In his loss we eyaue. left to
mourn the departure Of faithful
brother. generans ,nsn. a brave sol
dicr, patriotic citizen, and an honest
aud honorable public servant be it
Rssolpei, That We sincerely con-
dole with the family and friends efthe
deceased, and with the brothers OF
Smithton Lodge, No. !, of which he
was late member.
.Resoired. That we cannot better
express our sense of the worth of oul
deceased brother, than in the follow.
ing beautiful lines =
"And is he gomez the pure ofihe purest,
The hand thai spheld our bright banner tn.
surest,
Is he gone from our struggles away
But yes.erday lending apeopic new life
Gold, mute, in TIE ett:in to-day.
-gesglrxtI, That the m.ombers of tlli.
Lodge wear the aslIc.-. badge of mourn
ing.
Rssolpes!. That the Secretary Of thi
Lodge be instructed to publish thesl
resolutions, and to furnish copy o
them to the family of Br. Richardson
AMI also to Smithtol Lodge, No. I. a
lola. Respectfully yours.
j. III. GIH0N.
~ SET. Of Geary Lodge. :
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Patent circular-saw Miil
sr1e1EnAN.. .IjlolfHNsoN { CO.. rKorR'a

sTIGLEMAN, JOHNSON & CO., fRoPR,S
dbon. z. - Illinois.
fTTAyING purchased the night for all tht
II Western States and Territories ofthe above
patent, we are now prepared to furnish the bes
a4f4z CIRCULAR sAw-NIILs aH
decidedly, that has ever been offered to Tho
public. Mr.. Norcross is well known IS the
largest practical and most scientific manufact-
,,rer in this country probably in the world; and
his Circular SaWail Is fast becoming N
popular and celebrated as his Flaming Ma
chine, end only requires an examination ff
giyeit the f -
PREFERENCE OVER ALI OTHER sAw-sILLs.
The saw has lateral vibration OF adjustable
rocker boxes. and when thrown out Of line will
recover itself by the action ofthe driving belt
while at the same time tle aTbour has no later
al play in the hoxes, and Is made to fit close
| with the shoulders + prevent the oil from get
ting out wLilc in operation, g matter OF great
impoFtancewhere the melton is as rapid as In
circular saws,
The arrangement of this machine Is SO per-
feet, simple and adjustable, that much thin
ner saw can be used than Is on any other mill
thereby greatly aai
SAVING POWER AND LUMBER,
| and is much less liable to get out of order. The
| head blocks is q great improvement over the old
style. both can be set by one man az the sanas
| time.
We are also manufacturing and furnishing
ENGIN BOILERS
Bolts, and all necessary fixtures for said mills
of as good style and quality, and IS cheap, a.
can be had in the West. We are also manu-
featuring the Muly Jumper Upright Saw Mil
which is unsurpassed as an upright mil, and
has many advantages over the circular saw,
| with
ENGINES, BOILERS, AND ALL COMPLETE,
All Of the SAID work is kept constantly or
hand at the
ASA FOUN RY,
4 Alton, Illinois, and at III. q. NOISE s. Co.
! No. 16 Main street, St. Louis. Mo-, who ar
sur authorizd sgcnts for the sale of the same.
Orders for the above mills win be received
by CIV. BROWN, Esq. at the Herald Of Free
dom Office, Lawrence, Kansas.
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Communications. ~
For The Hersld Of Freedom.
Caution to Dealers IN City Interests.

Caution to Dealers IN City Interests.
= ..sa PALMYRA, March 28. 1851. sl
Justice to the public demands that
circumstances relative to the town of
Palmyra should be explained. that
persons may not be swindied by Pur-
stock Of an Association which
has no legal existence. j
= The facts in the case are well known
to every individual in the community.
In the summer of 1855 an Associa-
ton was formed in accordance with
an "Act Of Congress regulating town
sites in the territories" The town OF
Palmyra was regularly surveyed into
lots, several of which were donated
to persons who built dwellings and
mercantile houses on them, filled them
with merchandise and continued in
business until in June 1856, when the
difficulties in Kansas caused an entire
evacuation of the place for some time.
During the past winter, few of the
members feeling dissatisfied for some
Imaginary cause, unknown to the
Association and its officers, secretly
formed an alliance with other persons
and called themselves the "Palmyra
Association. No notice was taken of
this for several weeks after it became
known, as it was considered of no
consequence but it seems that some
gentlemen have been induced to take
stock Of them at high rates, and it is
deemed necessary to apprise them
and all other persons of the entire in
capacity Of that body to ever make
titles to said property, as the original
Association is based upon solid
foundation, backed by the laws of
Congress, before. which all minor
cliques will eventually dwindle into
utter iinsignifcance.
1t is also reported that the bogus
Association has bound itself to donate
a considerable portion of the town
site to a college provided it shall be
located here. If the locating COM
Tmittee are willing to expend their
money upon such promises, they are
welcome to do SO; but they may rest
assured that they will never receive
title from that source. Some Of the
officers of the lawful Association are
now in the States disposing of shares,
being also delegated to raise means
for building an Academy which will
not be under the supervision Of any
particular sect.
Having discharged what consider
to be my duty to the public, I leave
it to the sound judgment of the buyer
whether he is wise in purchasing stock
of the so called Palmyra Associa-
tion."
B. C. WESTFALL, Secretary,
Per order of Association.
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. "OOO" AL-DP = "a
Woodward & Finley.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
w ERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
Paints, Oils, VaTnishcs, Dyes, Glass and
Glassware. Also, Books, Periodicals., Sta
tionery and Fancy Notions, de-. &c.
We shall aim to supply our friends Scc.itb
an tWest of us throughout the Territory, at
better rates than they can buy elsewhere, be-
lieving that our position and facilities enable
US so to de- We buy chiefly in the Eastern
markets, and can therefore supply Physi-
clans, dealers, and all others ON the most rea-
sonable terms. Cal and giUe as a trial.
We are Sole Agents for the following pro-
prietary Medicines-the very best Of the
kind.
All Of Jayne's, Loudon's, Ayers; Fiteh's,
and Wright's Family Medicines. Also, the
following constantly on hand: OsgoOd's Chol-
ogogue, Smiths Tonic, Moffat's Bitters. Da-
vis' Pain Killer, Railways Relief, Sloan's
Ointment and Condition Powders, Arabian,
Mustang and all other Liniments, Hoffiand's s
German Bitters, I" Liyerwort and Tar" Nc
Lanes yerrnifnge and Pills, Fahnestock's S
Vermifuge and all others in popular use.
WOODWARD 4 FINLEY.
Lawrence, Nov. 8, 1856. 2-l6
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HORNsBYs q FERRIL.
Registers Notice,

REGIsTLRs OFFICE. Kansas Territory
LEco~rToS, January 10, 1851. /
pEING in the daily receipt Of large num-
D Der of Declarations of Intentions from
Prc-emptors without any fec accompanying:
notice is therefore hereby given that after this
date none viii be received and fled in this Of
flee t0ith@1e payment # tie legal fee, which is
one dollar each. and all pertons who have
heretofore sent in their declarations are nOti-
fed that the fee must be paid before certik-
Gates will te issued, and are requested to fer
ward said fees TO this Office at once, on receipt
OF which certificates will be sent, per mail. to
those paying. ELY MOORE, Register.
gan. 24-St. ~
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DO ORnerg Of LaRrenee CITY Lot
The Teeth! The Teethli

DR. s. A. MARSHALL, DENTIST.
~ would respectfully inform the citizens
of Kansas Territory, that he has perma-
nently located in the city of Leayenworth.
All operations in his line performed in the
latest, neatest, and most approved manner
With an experience of sixteen years in city
practice, and close observation of all the
latest Improvements in the profession he feels
prepared to pledge himself 70 give entire
satisfaction to all who may consult him.
II Teeth examined, and advice given, free
Of charge.
Office on Delaware stueet, opposite Re
Craeken,s.
Learenworth City, Jan. 8, 1881.
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Land Agency,

John 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 on 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 ali business entrusted to him shall be
attended TO with fidelity and despatch.
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kansas United States Nail Stage.

BetUeea Laurence and LeovenscOrth
@ SUFHERLAED'S daily line viii leave tbs
y. above points every morning st half pasi
seven o'closk, Sundays excepted
Passengers viii register thsir names fer seats
at the Cincinnati House, Lawrence. and tIe
Planters House, Leasenworth.
- Express packages VIII be carried be-
tween the two points
S. SUTHERLAND, Proprietor.
Lawrence, Dec. 81, 1856.
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Jno. G. Douglas,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
n LAW, Collecting, Land and General
Agent, Leavenworh City, Kansas Territory.
Having opened an Office in Kansas, 1 win
attend to all PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS entrusted
to nv care.
Will attend to the prosecution Of land
claims, contested pre-erption cases, and all
claims against the General GooerRmeat
Will attend to procuring Pau, Bounty Land,
and pensions for Soldiers, their Widoscs end
Heirs.
Will locate Land Warrants.
Will buy and sell Land Warrants.
i'll secure and collect Claims.
Will buy and sell Claims
Viii investigate titles to land and city
property.
Will buy and sell lands on commission.
VIII make safe investments of money.
Will buy and sell city and town lots.
REFERENCEs.
His Excellency Jno. w. Geary, Gov. Kan
sas Territory.
DR.. Chas. Robinson, Lawrence, K. T.
Sampson 4 Campbell, Land Agents, Law
renee, Z. T.
Judge S. N. Latta, Lcavenworth, K. I.
Simmons & Leadbeater, St. Louis, Mo.
ketchum &Headington, Esqs, Cincinnati,
Chic.
Hon. Samuel Galloway, Columbus, o.
Theodore d. Weolsey, LID, President
Of Yale College.
Hon. Joel Parker, IL. D., Hon. Theophi-
lus Parsons, LID, Hon. Emory Washburn,
IL D., Cambridge Law School, Cambridge,
Mass.
TOR SALE-City lot No. Ill, Tennessee
Z street, Lawrence, L. T.
,JNo c. DoIGAIss
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Notice.

II AND WARRANT No. 1871 for 100
Ia acres. issued TO osmyum H. Wheeler un-
der Act, March 1856, and by him assigned,
hence duly acknowledged md certified, was
taken, lost or destroyed at Leavenworth on
or about the 2nd of September last, when
the Free State Settlers were driven from the
place. 1t is my intention to apply for Du-
niicafe Warrant, but a reward viii be paid
Tor the..deIiTcry Of said Warrant to the Edit
or Of this papcR M0R0EI WHEELER.
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Shows Imported, Self-adjustingW Wind
Engine, for grinding, drawing
heavy machinery, and other pur-

poses.
NlHE SUBSCRIBER being largely engaged
L in the erection of Wind Grist Mills in the
State Of Illinois, is prepared to execute orders
for his Wind Engine and all parts and portions
of the machinery for FIGURING Mills, on the
shortest notice.
Wind Mills, on this patent, are built by the
subscriber so to secure from one to one hun
dred horse power in O moderate breeze. This
Mill, being perfectly automatic, or self adjust
ing, runs perfectly steady, no matter how the
wind blows; is perfectly under control; can be
depended on i'm prairie situation, nine months
in the year, at absolutely no cost whatever for
power, and requires no especial attendsnce.-
1t is impossible for steam to compete with il
for milling. Numbers are now going up under
the subscribers direction, in the State of Hi
nois.
The entire machinery for mill of two run
of four-feet stones, including power, right to
use, bolts, stems, elevators, oonveyors. curhs.
drivers, and all essentials of mill, delivered
at Alton, or st. Louis, on two months notice,
for S4,750.
The same for mill of three run of stones, for
s5,753.
TERMS-Hslf cash on shipment. balance
in not ofsix. nine and twelve months secured
on mill, with legal interest. Proper drafts and
specifications for building, de-, accompany
each shipment. When desired, competent
millwright Will be sent with the machinery, at
four dollars day.
Circulars and particularized information
given, by addrcssing the subscriber, at Dixon,
Lee Co., Ill. WILLIAM d. SNOW.
REFEREECEs.
Ward & Bro. Bankers, Rochester, n. I.
A. w. Snow, No. I37 Fulton ST.. -
Brewster, Hoyt d5 Co., Bankers, Chicago, Ill.
Thomas & Reeves, 80
S. W. Lewis & Co., Dixon, Ill.
Jan. 8, 1S57.-5m
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Cyrus Tatnr.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Commits
II sioner of Deeds for Iowa and New Y ork.
Particular attention given to procuring and
locating land warrants, pre-empting claims,
3c. Office at Osawatomie, Kansas.
Nov. 90, 1856
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m Emigration into Kansas ex-
ceeds one Thousand a day. and Jet
those now arrix;ng ase- -ealE advance
parties selecting locations for fsrgaFl
bodies about to follow.
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OS00MoREBooK AGENTS WANTED
Ne1OO to circulate RAPID SELLING
valuable family works, which attract by their
Low PgICEs, INTERESTING CoSTvNTs, and Su-
PERB CoLoRED PLATES. For full particulars,
apply If ron live East, TO HENRY Howe, Nc.
l0s Nassau street. New York; if you live
West, 70 the same. III Main street, Cincinnati.
Jan. 81. Isl -1Yz
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HI & z. e. Adams

A TTORNEYs AT LAW and Land Agents,
a Leavenworth City, Kansas, viii buy and
sell real estate, locate land warrants, invest
money IN Kansas lands, de-, &e.
All business intrusted to them viii receive
prompt attention.
LeavenwOrth City, Dee. 90. '5s-1y
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Kansas Land Aren't.

= A. HUNT has taken an Office in the En-
L igrant Aid Building. Massachusetts, St.
where he viii give his attention to negotiations
for the purchase and sale OF Real Estate. lie
intends holding daily public sales on the open
ing of navigation.
Lawrence, Kansas, January 2-tf.
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War in 0sawatomie

A GREAT war is now commenced in Osa-
II watomie, and will prove fatal to all the
sap-logs that can be found in that vicinity
The steam Savl Mill has been repaired, and
is doing great execution. It has, also, a
Grist Mill, capable of doing the best of work
All kinds of lumber constantly on hand fol
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Those having corn to grind into meal viii
find it to their advantage to give us call.
n. s. STORRS, Proprietor.
Dec s. 1875
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VIM. E. GOODN0W
G.. W. Rrnvn

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS. pnd other In
~ struments Of Writing under Seal, and De-
positions for Pennsylvsnia, Massachusetts,
Vermont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, New York.
Wisconsin, Michigan and Maine; will attend
to the duties of his office Oh application at the
HERALD OF FREEDOM Office.
Lawrence, Dec. Il. 1S56.-tf.
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LAKE view WATER CURE.

MAX CHIGAJUa LII.
jas. z. GRnss, d. D., RessdeEt Physieiaa.
7. II. MYERs. Esq, Superintendent.
CITUATED five miss north Of the city, On
- Lake Michigan, with accommodations fos
100 patients. Nay 10, le56.-ly
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/. Hall G. Co..
fSaeeessors to Reid q Co..

(Success0rs to Reid CO..
#WHoLESALE and RETAIL Dealers
in Dry Goods Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, Caps. Queensware, Flour, Ba.
con, Salt, and all kinds of Wines and
Liquors. Corner of Second and Cherokee
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A The Lacon has made three trips
to Lawrence this season frow Wyan-
dot, each time bringing large num-
Der of passengers, and near hundred
tons of freight.
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Fresh Butter.

TBSTreceived by the subscriber, $50 lbs
- Sweet Butter. Also $50 lbs. fine cooking
Butter, but lot so very sweet.
Lawrence, Eeb. 81, 81. c. SfEARNS. :
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Good News for Kansas !

Nov is the time to put down slave labor
IL by raising the SoEghe Plant or Chinese
Sugar Cane. a few papers Of ihe above seed
Just received and for sale By tie subscriber
Apply soon, or it will all be gone.
Lawrence, March II, s57. G. STEARyS