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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24
Please Observe.

Persons bringing wood or other
articles of produce to this office. in
payment of subscriptions to the Herald
Of Freedom, are expected 70 see either
the Publishes or clerk, at tie faae of
delivering such articles. and have the
same credited On the books, else sacI
Payments ssia nof 6s recognized. Some.
persons tell rs that they have brought
wood and thrown Il into cur common
pile-apd yet have never reported the.
same till weeks OF months aftervard-
Others are welcome to dc bshinssa
thus loosely, if thsy choose; Ke shzN
not.
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RH.J. Miller writes us from Ss

% Fl. j. Miller writes us from Sa-
line, inclosing 81, and wants the Her.
aid. of Freedom six months. No
State, no county is given; and the
stamp on the envelope is not legible.
We find that nearly every State has
a post office by the name of Saline or
Salina. Whether our subscriber re-
sides in Missouri, Arkansas, New
York. or Michigan, can only be told
hereafter.
When aeiU correspondents learn to
be careful?
Others order their papers changed
from one Office to another, without
designating that to which it is now
sent. Such cases we are compelled to
disregard, and the person ordering his
paper changed is vexed with us fol
disregarding his directions, while the
subscriber is in fault.
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Seiectea Poetry.
we've ALI our Angel Side.

Despair not Of the better part 5, -
hat lies in hnmaa Kind - -. =
sAKleam Of light still Aickerefh - -, =.
In e'ea the darkest mind;
The saza9e with his ciub Of war,
TIE sage so mild and good, - -
Are linked in firm eternal bonds
OF common brotherhood.
Despair not OH despair not, thea,
For through this world so wide,
No nature Is 30 demen-hke,
But there's an angel side
The huge. rough stones from out the mine
UHsightly and unfair,
Hare veins Of purest metal hid
Beneath the surface there;
Few rocks so bare but to their heights
Come tiny moss plant clings,
Andround the peak so desolate,
The sea-bird sits and sings.
Believe me, too, that rugged souls,
Beneath their Eudeness hide -----
Much that is beautiful and good
! We've all our angel side. -
In all thereis sninner depth- - -
4 fzf-of secret way,
Where through dim windows of the soul,
God sends smiling ray; - -.
In every human heart there is
aAfaithful sounding chord,
That may be struck, unknown to US,
BY some sweet loving v0Ed; ~
The wayward heart in vain may try
Its softer thoughts to hide,
Some unexpected tone reveals
1t has its angel side.
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kansas wifi be Frse.

IN cEAIE gE -
The Old Buck and Border RuMons.
THE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of
4 informing the citizens Of Lawrence and
vicinity, that he has opened DagueEreofype
Rooms over the store Of Woodward 4 Fin
ley, on Massachusetts, street where he may
be found at all times ready to make you
@ ooD PICTU
He has on hand. At present, large assort-
ment Of plain and fancy cases, which. with 8
good picture, viii be searrsntei 10 plesse,
he has the pleasure to announce that he is
now making arrangements TO introduce fsr
the FIRST time into the Territory
AABRoTfPEs AND PHOTOGRAPHS
as good as can be made at the East.
u Pictures Of children taken In all kinds
of weather.
To those who have paironizesi him he begs
to return his thanks, and trusts that his work
viii De guaranty effhs continuance Of pub
lie favor.
: u Call and see for yourselves.
Lawrence, Nov. g, 1856. 2I6.
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Thresher g separater. /.

TIVE subscribers would take fiis oppor-
Il tunisy to inform the farmers Of Kansas
that they are manufacturing PITTS Pa
TENT SEPARATER for fhreshing and
cleaning grain and horse powers for running
the same. @ ,ssS,s
These machines win thresh and clean, fit
for market, from go to 500 bushels Of wheat
Per day, With less power than any other ma
chine that viii do the same amount e work,
Having had an experiences Of sixteen years In
this bisinesss We feel confdent af ouT abiii-
other shop in the country .
BiIls giFiag particulars, and prizes and
teEms, can be seen at the ofice Of zAs Herald
Of Freedom, Lawrence, Kansas, and the edi@
totis authorized 10 receive orders.
Alton. TIL. E.HANSGE 4 Go.
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Kansas Central Committee,

e~sS-@Ss-0 SSAAtA ga OO44ul8ttGGs
TNHE following are the officers and mem.
4 bers of the Central COMMITTEES, as now
organized. Their principal effice is at Law.
renee, where they are nov ready to deliyel
clothing, provisions, $c., upon written or
ders from the Local Committees, to those
who need, who have no other visible neans
of support. Small depots OF these supplies
viii be kept open at other points. under the
supervision of the members of this Commit
tee in those localities
SAMUEL E. MARTIN, President, Topeka
Il. Miles Moore Secretary, Lawrence JAS.
Blood, Treasurer, Lawrence Alfred Curtis,
Bloomington j. M.Winchell, Council City
j. p. Root, Wabonsa Aaron Dow, Allen p.
0: EeOsha H. Miles Moore, Leayenworth
City Geo. s. Hillyer, Grasshopper Falls
Geo. r. Donaldson, Easton; s. b. McKinzie,
Manhattan; M. Fennimore. Eeosho; Thos.
Il. M'Culiuck, Burr Oak Finance, Commit
tee-Messrs. Blood, Hutchinson and Curtis.
Executive Committee-W incheIl, Martin and
Hillyer.
Lawrence. Nov. %. 1856
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Kew Order Of Thines.

las. BLOOD has purchased the merchan-
- die and stock In trade of @. ". &W.
IHuIeHzxsos 4 Co., and Is now receiving at
their store building on Massachlsett street, a
large and well assorted stock Of goods, en-
bssciag al the various staple and fancy srti-
cles usually called foF in this market. lie has
not time TO enumerate articles this week, but
begs the privilege of assuring the public that
his stock is unusually large, aad has bseh
bought ct fair prices, and vii be sold Is I5w
Is tie high freights and circumstances win
allow. With gentlemaniy clerks and adesirs
to please, he hopes TO receive hisshare Of the
public patronage.
s Lawrence. N0ysas 1855
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Alton Courier.

DUBLISHED D Daily, Weekly and
Weekly. GEo. T.. BRows, Editor and
Proprieor Daily, Sc per annum; Tri-W Week
y, 81 Weekly, 50. q
C An Extra BOOK and JoBBING Office
Is connected wifk this establishment; also.
one of the best BOOK BIEDERIES in the,
West. Patronage solicited. @. W. Brown,
at the Herald Of Freedom Office, Lawrence is
authorized to receive subscriptions for either
Of the journals, or work for binding.
Alton, ILL.,, April 26, le56.-lys
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Replies 70 . oaerist.

A Asubseriber desires to know wheth-
er land warrants can be located in
Kansas; whether we will do business
for our friends in the States; what our
fees win be; and whether there are
good isndsfin the Territory still open
to pre-enption /; and whether land
warrants can be sent to rs safely by
mail?
Similar interrogatories are PROFOUND
ed by every mail. Forthis reason
we choose to reply publicly.
The Land Office is not yet open,
and we have no means of knowing
when it will be-. Some think it viii
be soon, while others apparently equal
~ as well informed, think it viii not
be until next July. Our own impres-
sion is that it will be open as soon as
the frstsof April and perhaps a month
earlier.
The Department at Washington, in
an extrajudicial opinion, have said
that land warrants could be located on
the public lands in Kansas. after the
lands are open to oprivate entry. This
we presume would be their decision
under other circumstances. SO we may
consider that question settled.
1t is our purpose to form business
connection with lawyer as soon as
there is business in Kansas to do, and
turn over to our partner business of the
character our friend indicates, holding
ourself responsible, of course. for the
proper discharge of business. at
present our whole time is absorbed on
the Herald Of Freedom, and in reply
ing to correspondents. AS the busi-
ness increases we find our task still
greater, SO We expect to be able to
devote but little of our own time to
professional duties. Whatever busi
ness, however, is entrusted to our care.
we will see it is promptly attended
to. whether it is locating land war
rants. buying or selling claims. col
lecting debts, or otherwise.
AS there has been no legal business
transacted here, no tariff of prices has
been regulated for legal services. We
have no dispositionto charge than
others do for similar business, and GER
tainly shall not give our attention to
business for a smaller consideration
than others do.
As good lands as there are in the
world. and in any quantity, are still
open for settlement, and will be for
some time, though it is continually
growing more remote from the present
business center.
Our mails we now consider per-
fectly safe. We are not conscious of
having lost anything in them since the
close of the disturbances in the fall,
and have no hesitation in saying to
friends to send land warrants, bank
notes, or anything else, to the Law
renee Post Office. Other offices in the
Territory are not consider ed as safe,
as ours is the only one, we believe,
which has brass lock to st. Louis.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24
:. "a; KANSAS Ex1aRAHTs.I 4 srrs.I4lr'

CIMMONS & LEADBEATER. Forward
~ ing and Commission Merchants and Kan
sss Freight Agents, No. l6 South Main ST
Refer to s. C. foxERoY, C. RoBxsox, A
H.REEpER, G. w. BRowS, DR. G. CUTrn, Z.
CoATEs, National Kansas Committee and our
friends, the Free State Reaof Kansas.
Marx packages-Csre of SIxxoss q LEAP
BEATER, st. Louis, Nc.
General ticket agents for Missouri River
steamboats,. 2-i5
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James Christian

a TTORNEY AND COUNsELoR at Law,
"a Lawrence, Kansas Territory, viii attend
to sIl business entrusted 70 his care,
n the various Courts Of the Territory. Having
an experience Of SONG years IS lawyer in tho
South and West, and being familiar sith the
laws, be iiasters himself that he
can give entire satisfaction 70 all who may
favor him with their patronage IN obtaining
t.. lands, collection. of debts, and
IA getting redress for bloody noses.
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W. A Hnltnn & Ca.

WH0LESALE and Retail Dealers in Drugs,
w Medicines, Paints, Dye stuffs, Oils, Glass,
Brushes, Soaps, PeTfumery, Fancy Articles.
Fountain Syrups, Pateat Medicines and Pure
Wines and Brandy for medicinal purposes.
( Have been eighteen years In this business in
the West, and are prepared to give satisfaction
toall applicants. 49,
Our Soda Water and syrups are admitted to
be the best west of the Alleghanies.
Prescriptions efall kinds prepared with neat
ness and accuracy.
Outfits of EmigSants to Kansas or to CaIifor-
MIA, furnished in the bsst style and at fair pri-
Ger: Corner Third and Bellies stleet, Alton, Ill.
ApriI &c. I656.-61n
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Claim Estiee

hereby request all persons not to interfere
L with the southeast quarter Of section num-
Der eleven. in township number fourteen south.
IN range number nineseen east. es intend pre-
empting the same for home, although my life
Is Threatened BY person who Is holding an
as TO preclude me from enjoying quiet poeses-
sion for the present, and making the improve
ments desire. yUNTUS A. JONES.
Lawrence, Dee i3, 1e5Sy-3rss
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A. C. Swift.

n ENERAL LAND AGENCY. - Having
" opened General Agency Office, will at
tend to all business intrusted to my care. Buy
ing and selling lands and land vaTrsnts-Iand
warrants located at reasonable rates-viH ne
gotiate- the loan Of money. Money loaned-
taxes paid. Particular care In making invest
uents for those wishing to settle in Kansas.
LeavenwoFth City, Dec. 90, ,56.
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A. Oleett.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Par
w lor Furniture of Rosewood, Mahogany,
and Walnut. Also, Mattresses, and Up
holsetry generally, Looking Glasses, Glass
Plate, Willow Ware, Dining Room, Bed
Room and Kitchen Furniture, and general
stock of Furniture for Steamboats,, Hotels,
Offices, School Rooms, Lodges, &c. Orders
solicited. Wareroorn corner of Second and
State streets, Alton, Ill.
April 96, lS56-ly
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Lawrence Saddle and Harness
Mandatory.

JAMES @. SANDS, has always on hand
y an assortment of every thing in his lihe,or
makes the sszae 70 order On the shortest no
tiee. Saddles, Harness, Brides, Saddle Bags,
Collars, Spurs, Pistol Holsters, Belts, Lashes,
Whang Leather, Copper Rivets, etc.
Indian or Fancy Brides, and Marfingzls,
On band, also : saperief lot os Baaslo Over
shoes.
Lawrence, Nov. IS, 1856.
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G.. W. Brown.

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, and other Tn
" struments of Writing under Seal, and De-
positions for Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Vermont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, New York,
Wisconsin and Maine; will attend to the du-
ties of his office on application at the HERALD
OF FREEDoM office.
Lawrence, Dec. IL, 1s56.-tf. Is
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T. Z. NAPLES.

DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing,
II and Furnishing Goods, wholesale and
retail. Corner of Piasa and Second streets,
Alton, Ill.
April 26, le56.-ly
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The Hstaio Of Freedom.
Lawrence, Saturday, Jan. q, 1857.
Law and Order Eelipsed-Berder
Ruffian Convention.

Lecompton was filed on Monday,
the 18th inst, with some of the choie-
est specimens of Border Rufians, both
frank and file'' and principals, who
had convened from the river towns
OF Kansas and the border cities of
Missouri, to attend the sitting of the
Legislature and convention of the
pro-slavery party; the call for which
emanated from the Squaaer Sovereign,
whose editor, DIR. Stringfsllo,o. was
as usual the master spirit of mischief,
stirring up strife and plotting evil
everywhere.
The Convention assembled at the
hall of Representatives at 10 A. NJ,
but adjourned over till half-past seven
p. H., so that the leading spirits
might have an opportunity of caucus
ing. and also that the Legislative bod
les might organize and receive the
Governors Message. At the time
appointed the Convention assembled.
A noisy, swearing, smoking and ex-
cited crowd appeared in the hall, and
threats of violence were prevalent
against Gov. Geary and the abolition
lists generally. Col. Coffee was ap-
pointed President pro ten., and an ex-
cited discussion ensued as to whether
this was . Law and Order Convention,
or one Of the pro-slavery party only.
It was contended that the terms were
synonymous. DR.. Stringfellow stated
that it was called for the purpose of
advancing pro-slayery interests and
none but pro-slavery men should be
allowed to have q vote. BE offered a
resolution to the following effect
WnrzEAs, This is pro-slaveFy convention.
aad WHEaEAs, A COMMITTEES On Creden-
tials Is to be apPointed-
Received, That none but pro-slaYery men
shall be allowed to vote IS delegates In this
body.
The motion was passed with but
few dissenting votes. By this act
the pro-slavery party have flung aside
all subtsrfuge, and took up the only
real issue-shall Kansas be slave or
free State. We accept the issue noss,
as we have ever done -6oldly, ma
eomsproaas;aely, and without eQmroca-
ton, on behalf Of free State.
The remainder Of the evening was
spent in wrsngling. and abusing yari-
ous conservative members oftheir own
party, and in threats OF throwing out
the Odd abolition reporters" /" String
,iellowwas loud in his denuneiation
Of their insolence in daring to intrude
upon q pro-slayery convention, and
threatened to throw them out of the
window, in. the morning. He de-
no1aeea Gov. Geary in aameasured
terms. and declared that he would
never rest until he was driven out Of
the Territory. -. - :
At late hour they adjourned, af-
Ter appointing committee to nomi-
nate psrmsnent officers.
At eight A: n. Of Tuesday they
-re=assembled. appointed Col. Coffee
J President. snd Mr.. Bennett, Secretary;
passed resolution to admit al 10.
portsrs. and adjourned tn 3 ?. u;
For further proceedings OF this Con:
, xention. see our inside columns.
~
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Cyrus Tator.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW and Commits
a sioner of Deeds for Iowa and New York.
Particular attention given to procuring and
locating land warrants, pre-empting claims,
&c. Office at 0sawatomie, Kansas.
Nov. %, 1856.
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James III. Dixon.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w in DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS. SHOES, IRON and NAILS, COM
MISSION and FORWARDING MER-
CHANT, Leavenworth City, Kansas Ter
ritory. s8s.sH 9l5
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Robt. L. Frazer,

MATCH MAKER AND JEWELER, and
w dealer in Clocks and Watches. Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry thoroughly repaired
Woodward's Block, Massachusetts, street.
Lawrence, K. t., Nov. 8, 1856. 2-I6
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II. I. & =. g. Adams.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW and Land Agents.
"a Leavenworth City, Kansas, will buy and
sell real estate, locate land warrants, invest
money in Kansas lands, DC, DC.
All business intrusted to them will receive
prompt attention.
Leavenworth City, Dee. 90. '5s-1y
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DAVIS & CURRTER.

Il FORWARDING and Commission Mer-
l. chants, Leavenworth City, Z. T.
Feb16-ly
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!. Hall & CO..
{ [Nneeessors fa Reid Co,

lStecess0Ts 70 Resd Z To-,
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
streets, Leayenyorth, K. T. Dec 6. '56. :
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J.: K. Goodin.

A TTOREEY AT LAW AND REAL
a ESTATE AGENT win execute Deeds,
Mortgages. DC, buy and sell lands and town
lots, invest moneys in Kansas property for
others with care and proiiptness.
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov 8, s56. 2-Is
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J. g.. Blunt.

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, recently
Il from Ohio, has located on Pottawatomie
Greek, Kansas Territory, where he purposes
practising his profession.
Dec. 5, 1856.
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s. Whitehorn.

PHYSICIAN, oBsTETBIoIAN AND CHIRUReEeN.
A LII calls attended to promptly. Surgical
"A cases will receive special attention. Drugs
and medicines for domestic use. Office, Man
haitian, X. T. dec. 22-ly#
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Snow Imported, seH-adjusting Wind
Engine, for grinding, drawing
heavy machinery, and other pur-

GnSuS, 10T SEnnlng, dTaW11g
heavy machinery, and other pur-
poses.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER being largely engaged
L IN the erection of Wind Grist Mills in the
State Of Illinois, is prepared to exeeute 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, arc built by the
subscriber so as to secure from one to one hun
dred horse power in moderate breeze. This
Mill being perfectly automatic, or self-adiust-
ing, runs perfectly steady, no matter how the
wind blows; Is perfectly under control: can be
depended on in a prairie situation, nine months
IN the year, at absolutely no cost whatever for
power, and requires no especial attendanee--
lt is impossible for steam to compete with il
for milling. Numbers are now going up under
the subscribers direction, in the State of Illi-
nois.
The entire machinery for mill of two run
OF fo9r,teet stones, including power, right to
use, bolts, stems, elevators, oonyeyors, cprbs-
drivers, and ali essentials of mill. delivered
at Alton, or st. Louis, on two months notice,
for $4,f50.
The same for mill oftlrrec run of stones, for
$3.50.
TERMS.-Half cash on shipment. balance
in not ofsix, nine, and twelve months secured
on mill, with legal interest. Proper drafts and
specifications for building, &C.. accompany
each shipment. When desired, Competent
miliwright viii be sent with the machinery, at
four dollars day. - q
Circulars and particularized information
given, by addressing the subscriber, at Dixon,
Lee Co., III.
WILLIAM D. SNOW.
REF ERENoEs.
Ward q Bro, Bankers. Rochester, N. 7.
GsaAx Ill o.
Brewster, lIoyt d. Co, Bankers, Chicago, III,
Thomas d Reeves,
s. W. Lewis & Co., Dixon, Ill.
Jan. 8, lS57.-3m
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n. MCracken.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Grocer and
Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant, ,Levee, South Cherokee
street, Leavenworth City, K. T.
Nov. %, 1856.
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Kansas Land Agency.

ID S.STEvEEs, General Land Agent. and
II. Attorney at Law, Eeeexpton. <. t.
viii devote partieslsr attention to ali business
IN Land Court, and to The selecting and iocat-
ing Of Lands, fling Clsims, securing Patents,
drafting tDeeds, DC All busizess inquiries
by mail promptly answered, free of charge.
Office in same building Register;s0n 0nice.
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Topping. Brothers.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE,
Agricultural alinstruments, dc. Store between
Leyee and Second streets, Alton, i'll.
Nov, 8, 1856, Tvs
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a. II. Sattig. & Co.

On the LeUee, ons door beLo,c the o. X. Grocery
"HOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Groceries, such as Flour, Corn Meal,
Coffee, Sugar and Teas of all kinds. Also,
fine lot of Wines, Liquors and Brandies
Leavenworth City, Nov. %, 1856
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Z. ii. HAyESs,
Hayens G. Crandall.

IMPORTERS Wholesale and Retail Deal
i ers in China, Glass, oueensware, Silver
Plated, Japanned and Britannia Ware, Lamps,
Table Cutlery, dc. Third street, Alton, i'll.
April 26, 1856 ly* -
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Eorcross' Patent Circular-saw Hill

Eorcross' Patent Circalar-Saw Hill
sTIeLEMAN, JOHNSON co.. rRoPR,s
Alton, IRinois.
HAVING purchased tho neht for all the
IL Western States and Territories ofthe above
patent, we are now prepared to furnish the best
CIRCULAR sAw-MILL,
decidedly, that has ever been offered to the
public. Mr.. Norcross Is wen known "a The
largest practical and most scientific manufact-
uTerin this country, probably in the world; and
his Circular SeW-Mill Is fest becoming as
popular and celebrated as his Planning Ma
chime, and only requires an examination TO
giveit the
PREFERENCE OVER ALL OTHER sAW-MILLs,
The saw has lateral vibration on Adjustable
rocker boxes, and when thrown out of line win
recover itself By the action ofthe driving belt:
while at the same time the arbour has no Inter
oil play in the boxes, and is made to ct close
with the shoulders ts prevent the oil from get
ting out while in operation, matter of great
Importance where the motion is as rapid as in
circular saws.
The arrangement Of this machine Is 90 per-
feet, simple and adjustable, that much thin
ner saw can be used than is ON any other min,
thereby greatly
SAVING POWER AND LUMBER,
and is much less liable to get out Of order. The
head blocks is great improvement over the old
style; both can be set by one man at the same
time.
We are also manufacturing and furnishing
e NGIEE BoILE
Bolts, and all necessary fixtures for said mills,
of as good style and quality, and as cheap, as
can be had in the West. We are also manu-
featuring the Muly Jumper Upright Saw Mil,
which is unsurpassed as an upright mill, and
has many advantages over the circular saw,
with
ENGINES. BOILERS, AND ALL COMPLETE.
All of the SAID work is kept constantly on
hand at the
PA SA UNDRY.
Alton, Illinois, and at NJ. g. NOISE & Co..
No. l6 Main street, st. Louis. No., who are
eur AUTHORIZED agents for the sale of the same.
Orders for the above mills win be received
6y CIV. Brown, ESQ.,, at the Herald of Free
dom Office, Lawrence, kansas.
April 90, '5s.-1y
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y. D. BoUTox, - K RouTf,
Kansas City, Mo. Liberty, Mo.
Boutcu q Rouf1

"A TToREEYS ATTAIN, practice in the
d the eoapties Of Johnsqa, Doaglzs and Lea
zenvorth. IN zsasss Tertiary. = =
Bee s. 1856
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Tor Sale.

A VERY superior z YoKE cF OXEN, and
"a Lumber Wagon. Inquire q he sub
vine. DAVID BRoEE.
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r. A. Carnenter & "a

WHOLESALE GROCERS, Dealers in
w choice liquors, wooden ware, DC. Store
at No. 26 Second street, Alton, Illinois.
Nov. 8, 1856. Tvs