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DoMERoY, BENTON & CO., have for sale
i at low prices, an immense assortment and
variety of Cloths, Cassimcres, Satinets, Jeans,
Tweeds, CsshHserets, Farmers sstih, Drap dc
Etc, dc.
Nos. IA and las Main Street, st. Louis.
MAYO
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David T. Mitchell

TT @ DEPUTY SURVEYOR, Land A..
". y. and Attorney at Law. Offce ].
compton, K. T., opposite the Land OHet
VIII attend promptly to Buying and SeIF,'
Land end Town property, Locating " am.
prosecuting pre-emphon claims, furnislsr
Warrants or Money to settlers, locating t.
Sites, giving general information, and eog...
ing debts, DC. March Is Sly,
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- wsndt

FORWARDING and Commission Merchant
Il and dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
NO. 6, LEVEE, ALTON, ILL. Warehouse inn
mediately on Keokuk and Quincy Packets Land
ing ap2S-ly
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Gideon Elias.

SURVEYOR. is located at Prairie City. K. 7.
~ and holds himself in readiness for Surveying
and Plotting Towns, TIE division of claims, dc.
All work warranted to give full satisfaction. Ad-
dress as above.
Prairie City, April 2j, 1851.
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aqo Land Agents.
Inhn Hutchinson

7 AWYER AND LAND AGENT, Office
IL No. SO Massachusetts, street, Lawrence.
Dec. 90, 1856. Iys
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pennsnr.

The reader viii please read the business
card Of Dr.. KELLOGG. surgeon dentist Sho
has taken rooms over Duncans' store, and
Is now prepared to do all kinds of work in
his line in the best style of the art. Call
on him.
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a Slater

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant, No.
81 Levee, corner of Vine Street, st. Louis.
n BIO ensure safe transit, mark packages,
Care b. Slater St Louis" Orders TO purchase
any kind Of Merchandise viii receive prompt at
tention.
April Is. ls57.-.f
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G. W Brown.

A TTORNEY At Law, Commissioner for al
II tie Northern lSstftes BOUNTY Land and Pen
SION AGENT, and General Agent for the pur-
chase and sale If Real Estate, location Of Land
Warrants, &c.
Office in HERALD OF FREEDOM BUILDING. Sec
ond hspr, Lawrence, Kansas.
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MMCSs. p. c. LEABBEAT
KANSAS EMIGRANTS.

CIMMoNS d LEADBEATER. Forward
~ ing and Commission Merchants and Kan
sas Freight Agents, No. Is South Main ST.,
st. Iouis, Mo- Full information given
to all as to roites, points, &C., free of charge.
Refer to S. @. PoMERoY, G. ROBINSON, A.
3. REEDER, G.. ". BRowS, Dr.. G. CUTTER, K.
CoATEs, National Kansas Committee and our
friends, the Free State men of Kansas.
Mark packages-Care of SIMMONS d LEAP.
BEATER, ST. Louis, Mo.
General ticket agents for Missouri River
steamboats,. 2-15
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Dissolution of co.Partnership.

YTlHE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned under the name
and style of Hornsbys q Ferrill, was, by mu-
tual consent, dissolved on the LIST of December
1855. C. & w. B. Hcrnsby are alone author
led to settle up the business of the firm.
C. H0RNSBY,
TT. FERRIL.
VIZ. B. H0RNSBY,
An persons indebted to the late firm of
Hornsbys & Fcrril, are requested TO come for
ward srd settle Immediately as the business of
the firm must be closed up.
'''' = HORNSgYS 81 FERRIL.
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Apple Trees, Pear Trees and Grape

T1HE subscriber will have for sale, as soon
Il as the river opens. large lot OF cuiti-
Also, 1909 Dwarf Pear Trees, on Ounce
stocks.
Also, Peach and Cherry Trees.
Also 5000 Grape Vines.
Ali of which win be sold cheap.
JOHN 3. WOOD.
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p. H. Rando1nh. Afchitect.

TINE subscriber is permanently located at
i No. 80 Mass. st. where he will be happy
to confer with those who contemplate build
ing. the coming season. He will draw plans,
write specifications, superintend every de-
scriptions of building, and fatters himself,
teiiig rrastisel Builder, that he can give
entire satisfaction to tie riost particular.
REFERS TO
MN. II. R.LYKISs, Col. l.. ". ELDEIDGE,
z. ELDRIDeE Esq, p RICHMOND Books.
Lawrence, March ID, 1857. If
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Bread! Bread 1!

THERE are only twoplaces in town where
Il bread can be bought without encourag-
ing the sale of Alcoholic drinks. One Of
them is at my Grocery Store, opposite the
P.O.; and the other is my next door neigh
Lawrence. Feb. 81, 81. G. STEARNS.
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D. w. II C G o MIC K,
Delaware 81, Leovenporth City. K. T.
DEALER in Dry Goods, Notions, Boots
~ and Shoes, Groceries and Ready Made
CIothing-by wholesale and retail.
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s. Whitehorn.

PHYSICIAN, oBsTETRIcIAN AND CHRr Rstos
A LII calls attended to promptly. SqIgE
n cases viii receive special attention. pTt
and medicines for domestic use. OThoe, ID
haitian, K. T. dee' "
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RoR THE LITTLEoNEs-A fine assoh
l. ment Of Toys and Games for Chllan .,
Also, Toy Books and Autographs. PM '
Birds. Animals, &C.. for drawing studie,
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Garages IN he Days Of she etass a1ore described

Changes in Tie Days Of SHE oftAe 05oce deserted
Indian Trust Lands a. EdRsas
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Office of Indian Affairs. April II, 1851.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the days desiena-
~ ted in the foregoing proclamation for the
commencement of tie sale OF certain Indian
trust lands are changed and postponed to the
the following periods
Iowa lands. at Iowa Point, to Wednesday, Sd
day of June next.
The lands of the Weas, &c, at Paoli, to We'd
neStlay, 2fth day of June next.
Delaware lands. at 0sawkce. to Wednesday
18th day of july next.
By order of the Secretary Of the Interior
CHARLES L. MIX,
Commissioner I'd infer,ini
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BUSINESS CARDS.
z n Todd

NOTARY Public for Douglas co,.
N Register of Deeds for the City os 1.S
renee, aad Conveyancer. VIII taFs
knowledgements, proofs Of Deeds and oa
instruments in writing, draw up Con- -
ances. powers OF attorney, DC. Blani n
for sale. Office No. Is Massacbuset.es'0
Lawrence, Kansas. n39s;
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For Tie Herald Of Freedom.
Letter from the Eeosho.
CAMP ON NEosHo RIVER,


n. Lat. 80, June II, 1875
EDITOR HERALD OF FREEDoM:-The
astronomers, surveyors and military force
of six companies. under command of
Lieut.. Col. J. E. johnson, comprising the
expedition for running the southern bound
airy of Kansas, have progressed thus tar
in the performance of their important
duty.
This morning four companies OF cavalry
and one of infantry struck tents, and, to-
gether with seventy-fve wagons laden
with supplies, took up their line of march
westward across the prairie toward the
Verdieris River, thirty miles distant, where
they will again encamp until they shall
shall be Joined by those in the rear. The
services of the military portion of the
expedition being wholly unneeded at this
early stage of the route, they are enabled
to make more rapid progress than the
scientific corps and those in immediate
attendance thereon.
Messrs. Clark and Campbell who have
charge of the astronomical calculations,
are now encamped on the western bank
of the River, near the mouth of Russel'S
Creek, where they must, of course, remain
until an observation can be had. Yester-
day the surveyors struck the eastern shore,
near the mouth of Fly Creek, where they
are detained by reason of high water, the
Neosho having been swollen by recent
heavy rains. Every twenty-four hours
We are favored with one or more heavy
storms of wind and rain accompanied by
thunder and lightning; and at this WI
ting, the Neosho is rising and rolling rap
idly. At this point, owing to sudden
bend in the River, the line will run for a
distance of three miles, directly through
the heavily timbered bottom, which being
now covered by water, is impossible: there
fore detention of several days must be
endured. And here the great thorough
fare from the vast lead region and Grand
Falls in s. W. Missouri, which has been
greatly improved by the passage of this
expedition along the route, crosses the
Neosho, whence good carriage road has
been opened along the southern boundary
| to its western extremity. n
A town TO be called CHEEToPAH has al
ready been projected, and though not yet
reduced to paper, is, like every other town
in Kansas, believed by its proprietors to
be destined for fame. The name "Chee-
topah" is also that of head man among
the Osages, who has long been much es,
teemed among his people and by his
white neighbors for his many virtues; the
name being more particularly appropriated
because of its Specification, being interpre-
ted it means same houses. Beside the ter.
ritory of the OSages and the Cherokee
neutral lands, there will be left north o
this line narrow strip belonging to the
Quapaws, between Missouri and the Neo'
sho; and on the west side of this River, {
small portion, about three miles wide, o
the Cherokee nation, will be included il
Kansas.
The climate, soit and streams of Thu
whole region are very delightful; the lux
ury of bathing, and the amusement of fish
ing in the ''grand water" of the Neosho
are extensively INDUCED in by those o
our party that way disposed, among whom
not the least is your obedient,
CAMANCHE.
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The undersigned, having bought the Stock,
&C., belonging to Hornsbys & Ferril, expect
to continue business at the old stand, No. 90
Mass. street, where they will ever be glad to
meet their old customers and the public gener-
ally. As soon as navigation viii permit, they
expect to be in receipt Of a general assortment,
suited to the market, and will endeavor &c
merit share of public patronage, both in pri-
ces, attention to customers and quality Of
Goods. C. 81 W. 3. HOKNSBY.
Feb,y 81, 1857.
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American Hntsl-

T ECOMPTON, Kansas Territory, 5. O. HEM
IL ENWAY, Gate of Buffalo, y. u y Proprietor.
This house is being thoroughly repaired and re-
fitted, and will b. found equal toany other in the
Territory.
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PLANTERS HOTEL,

Leavenworth City, z. 7.
THIS House is ~ feet front, on Main Street
i By Ito feet front on Shawnee. The build
ing is OF bYiek fof stdfcs High, aid is furnish
cd in the most comfortable manner. Travellers
and the Public generally are respectfully invi-
ted to call and see US.
MCCARTHY d MMEEKIN, Proprietors.
April IS, 81. If
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Boots and Shoes,

MEMS, Wcnien's, and Children's thick
IfI Boots and Shoes, constantly on hand
by the subscriber G. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Jan. /. 1857
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I Hall & Co.

DRECEIVING. Forwarding and Comm.
II sion Merchants. Corner Second :,
Cherokee streets, Leayenworth, h. 7.
Dec. 6. ,56.
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n. HiCraeken.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Grocer 81.
w Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding .ai
Commission Merchant, Levee, South ChefoE,.
street, Leavenworth City, K. T.
Nov. %, 1856.
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Steam Saw-mill for Sale.

THE undersigned offer for sale their mill at
i Beiiicia, on the river. l miles West of Law
retice, and 81 miles East of 1ecUmpton.-
Terms very moderate.
JOHNSON & MCDONALD.
Anil
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Allen & Corridor.

DEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions 81.
- Groceries, Topeka, X. T. Call and er,.
inc. June Is, ls5s.-,f
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Rurris 3 Trowbridge.

CtToRAGE, COMMISSION AND FOR
y warding Merchants, and General Stem
boat Agents, corner of Delaware street sat
Levee, Leavenworth City, Kansas Tenitay
Feb. Z, l657.-6ms
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]. G. Blunt,

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, recent
1 from Ohio, has located on Pottawa,Gpi
Creek, Kansas Territory, where he purpe.
practising his profession.
Dee s. 1855
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Robt. Z. Frazer,

uTATCH MAKER AND JEwELER, M
w dealer in Clocks and Watches. CiOck..
Watches and Jewelry thoroughly repaired
Woodward's Block, Massachusetts, street
Lawrence, K. T., Nov. 8, 1856 2-l6
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Central Hausa.

DY B. JOHNSON, Vermont street. Is,
ID renee, Kansas Territory. Board bT,s.
week, by the day, or meal at fair prices -
Jau. 8, l657.-tf
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Books Received.

ssT,IP Top Glee Book (new work. by
Jarvis & Cetzc-
Latin Examiners, Latin Readers, Wells Law
School Books, Magazines. Papers, de.
O. WILMARTH.
May 18th, 81. 1889 Il,
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TOBACCO. - Chewing and Smoking
L Snuff, Cigars Of finest brands.
ora W.&F.
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Fas. Saving on Wood Rivera Challenge.

Fast Saving on Wood Rivera Challenge!
We have Just heard of feat in lumber
saving, which quite eclipses anything of
the kind ever known in this region of
country, the feat of cutting 1854 feet of
hard wood lumber, between sunrise and
sunset, from forty-four ordinary sized
logs, was performed several days since, by
the circular saw mill, owned and run by
Levi 7. Hamilton, on Wood River, four
miles east of Upper Alton. This mill is
one of the single, cast iron frame, circular
saw mills, manufactured at the Piasa
boundary, Alton, by Messrs. Johnson &
Emerson. It's saw is of the largest size,
being fifty-eight inches in diameter. The
circular and muley saw mills manufacture
ed at this establishment are so we'll known
that we will not stop to particularize in
this instance.
By the following article it will be seen
that Mr.. Hamilton offers to saw for a
consideration, and wagerS that he will cut
20,OO0 feet in one day; a performance that
will startle the Rip Van Wrinkles of the
lumber trade not little. If the wager is
taken up, or if this feat is undertaken,
upon any other consideration, we hope to
get word of it in time, and like the histo-
rian of the famous John Gilpin race, "may
we be there to see:,'
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Garden Seeds |! Garden Seeds !

I have IN Kansas City. 936 papers of new
L Garden Seeds, and 100 quarts of Marrow
fat Peas, which viii be here in a few days.
Lawrence. March IA 81. G. STEARNS.
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noMEROY. BENTON d CO., have in store,
L : of their own importations. and viii be sold
remarkably lorv, Jaeonets, Tape Checks Swiss
Muslin. Nanscok Muslins. Victoria Lawn,
Bishop Lawn, BTiliiants, GrinoiiRess, DE, dc.
Nos. IA and i46 Main Street, st. Louis.
Max2
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CURRTER 8 McCoRMICK.

Forsoardiag and Cossmission MeTehaats,
LEAvESwoRTH CITY. KIT.
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Tmnortant 70 N6erchantst

lust RECEIVED By the subscriber, g reams
y large site Wrapping Paper. especially suited
for the dry goods business. | viii sell the above
paper at great bargain. G. STEARNS.
LaUreRce. May 18th, 1857.
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Forks OF WooD RIyER,l
I;snn 70 Ill A. 90 1OE-

etlNISoii SO., H., Dudy ~ 1Oof.S
MEssRs. JOHNSON & EMERsoN:-I now
have the circular saw mill purchased of
you in operation, and can say without
hesitation, that l have the best circular
saw mill in the country, anywhere; day
before Yesterday run it from sunrise to
sunset, losing two hours, making twelve
hours steady running, and in that time cut
fifteen thousand sjr hundred and ninety.fo
feet of three quarter inch stuff, of which
thirteen thousand five hundred feet was
Linn, and the balance was White Oak
from three to four inches thick.
Should any one doubt the correctness
of the above, [ will here state that will
wager my mill against its cost, that can
cut on it twenty thousand feet, surface
measure, from sunrise to sunset. If you
hear of any one that wishes to take the
bet, send him along. Ny mill is about
four miles northeast of Upper Alton.
L. 7. HAMILTON.
l certify that saw the above lumber
cut, and measured it myself and that is
the actual nett measarmeht.
JOSHUA WOOD.
We, the undersigned, certify that the
above is correct statement, having seen
the mill do the work ourselves.
ED. JOHN BROWN.
ALEXANDER HODGE,
JOHN MURPHY,
d. J. TfTCHENAL. VI
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|GURCULATING Library and popu-
Slar books are constantly added, As pub,
ishsd. @. WILMARTH.
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Furs and Buffalo Robes.
soUATTER STORE.

(sAsH will be paid for all kinds of Furs and
~ Buffalo Robes by FAXON & EASTER.
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O. WuMAaTH.

HAS just received large supply of BOOKS
L. and STATIONERY, among which are the
following Chambers Information for the
People; MaeauIay's History of England; IIume's
History of England PlutaTch,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, FerfumcTy, Victims and
Musical Merchandise, dc, DE.
Lawrence. Nav Is. 1887
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Reisenger, Fenlon & Co.,

HAVE just opened on Water, between Del
j i aware and Shawnee sts., a Wholesale and
Retail Establishment, consisting of Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, Iron, Nails, and Pitts
burgh Manufactures, Cooking, Parlor and Heat
ing Stoves, Stove Furniture, dc. large as
sortment of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Chains,
Camp Kettles, Cutlery, Carpenters Tools, Bel
lows, Anvils, Vices, Forks, shovcls, Wood and
Cross-cut Saws, Salvcrs, Looking Glasses,
Chain and Force Pumps, Axes, Rifles, Scales,
Butchers Tools, Paint Mills, Corn Mills, Hand
Bells, Tape Lines, Cast and Blister Steel,
Brushes. &c, and all can be purchased cheap
for CASH. nS6tf
Ia.yenvorth Nav 1897
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e w Rrnwn-

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, and othsr L
" struments of Writing under Seal, and D..
positions for Pennsylvania, MaSSachussi,s
Vermont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, New Yus
Wisconsin, Michigan and Maine; viii stsssi
to the duties of his Office ON application s, iss
HERALD OF FREEDOM office.
Lawrence, Dec. 12, 1s56.-tf
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OF Robberies, murders and arsona are
common occurrences in Kansas.
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VIM. E. G0ODN0W,
Receiving, Forwarding, Storage sns
Commission Merchant.

A LSO. Agent for the purchase and ssls #
n Improved Claims and City Lots, at NJ.
haitian, K. 7.
Manhattan, April 12.-tf.
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L eavenworth. May 2, 1857.

Commission House at Quindaro.
TIME undersigned have cotnmehced the cree
l. ton of ware house at this place, and
will be prepared to transact a Commission and
Forwarding business, ON the opening of spring
narigation---- HALL. 81 ENGLISH.
Qnindaro, Jan. 10. lsa7@tf
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House and Lot for Sale.

NTISHING to build Immediately in Della
w ware City, will sell my house and lot,
No. 81, New Hampshire St.. for 81 900, cash,
and not farthing less. Also, i of lot No.
50, Mass. st., title now undisputed, having
settled with the other claimant and received a
jersey, a corner lot. for $3.50, and 81 Tennes-
see, a corner lot, not far from the Unitarian
Church, for $3.50. G. STEARNS.
Lawrence, May 20, 1857. 1888 If.
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NOLT'S REVOLVERS and Bowie Knives.
~ Colts Waterproof " G. D." and gu
S. Musket Caps" revolver balls, TASKS,
etc. Colts new patent; also, razors and
pocket cutlery. For sale by w. d +.
T IQUoRs.-Fine imported Wines, Bran
II dies, &c, for medical purposes only.
W. Of.
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LAW OFFICE.

S1OZ. more Sulp. Quinine just received
cO by WOODWARD d FINLEY.
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wnsC,TI17. JEwEINy- &

nfAMoEuS -yBE TRADE n RsSrEOfFuidH Nv.
~ i-tfsH "a ue ~ coat irAiv fpcrrrt an S4ra
hand 'srs i~t n isrrosf iay@ r he atrs q. ~,
4 hrrr fssrsa 81 dant,1cg band e,tnr s.-,s -
'hs tfefs Nt,r ..Is Nsu.ht iur cab
utks NJ co as Prcone sseet
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nEArNFes DEAF SHOULD NOT DESPAIR or
~ relief without rynr the recently discovered mof~
nv tho subecrber In his
having been deaf thirty I'VE year &c also by hurdrsis
fully oc-cr,bed in OriscOms Treatise
Strueturs ami Diacsses and thsr remeiies ar
spplicabe by eBy oie Mailed rost FREQ adde's q
81 Address D. ukfSCOM. Phalanx. Monmouth cosnt r.-
jersey.
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OCCuTLyTs AID AURIyTs.

A RvFfCrAL gvEs-Ar L. LRRoys III BROAD
"A var OF Ninth street. Large collection ur
eved by last er sun care Botics hspaccs
a. bermscss frsnceie.
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CUYRENE COUBT-CrY AND COUNTY or NEW
- Yck.--Jsnss 2. nsiiss agt ocafey Psfuson rreas.
-eumnso~s fes meoey demand On eoo~act-ro tie aefsud
NAMED rou no heschy snnneasd and
e sgce Of Ne Cl o. IL cry md osuniya New YORK,
nh cay Hall h said cfy and " cepy Of your
ser 70 said conp AMI ne spbssbes shsr once,
No. IN Brcadvay IN the ctty Of new Yek, within twenty
e.y such asd 20. fs % ac The SID compla.D.
against you f he cf ,hoasand do and t,y four
esrs with interest from the sh day Of Dscebc~ thou
vsa sBBA 1 RIcHAkps0N, PlsAnsa.s A1s-us--
ynUvr 6. 1sy is7 h~oaawsy.
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SHARps BTILfARp table, WIN NEW STYLE OF
~ cnshon AID msrbe and beds The most srpvve4
principles all yr~ Three hand tables Tor saischsap
aW. =. STAMPS. its Fuiien sire2
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CUMBERLAND COAL DrscH ARGIfG.--w ARE THIS
" tey j~haTsins carer Of Crrberisnd srnss coal -
The bss, duaits pnfh ve Offer at low prce.
rpugTl0w grNTHYas
40 CbesrT gfse ard 10 Ur'nt rresi
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BILLIARDS.

DscxER's hrcHANIoAL COMBINATION cusHroSs.
~ warranted superer ai others In els sicily
ness being lower. 20 entirely sc BAard tables Of id
szes slate marble tops, trimmings d evsry Description a.
be old prices Msnafsctory, 10 Ann street.
f. DRCksR, Cato Grtfhth 4 De-k@)
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AICHAu PHELAN's MODEL BrLrIARD rAW.D6
IN and crmbtrauon csons; psien,~d rebruayy IA "a
pyv on the bc clubs IN hr csy have adopseA them
ortncipsl ctus~ In Phladepma; soerAeS Dub RooH
hs Bahifnv- Club; ne nssches Cub Nsstppa be Bqs'ss
Club q NeY Q5lenns the Charleston tb, tie Wess Fun
c1sbi ths snkcsoarre Club Pa the Brooklyn Ctss Rks
mcsd lob Bschncsd Va The Poeeer cus ssa FrAncsco
a.v'~o thsv are in p,soic billiard be- dss
o~r. N private be,es and club rcoms worthss lussissss
s5 ia srosdwsy sntrsnce n Tsoih street, ~ Ne nae
lac<o<y, bS Ann srreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

E,opR BAoATEiLRs-rOUR ALLEys-ENTRANcR
NO hon and lte Fulton sireess or through Bassord
billiard Bagsielle anusins rHfi
rcns 10 bi1hrds asa DE COSTA isse o{ 81 Rou,sn,s
tpenta. inyles particlpants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-15

CORPORATION CASES Isabella Penny was ar
rested for profanity in the street. Justice Clark
ordered her to pay 81 So fine and costs.
Elizabeth Forman obtained a peace warrant
against Susan Holiday. IL was laid before Jus
tce Clark, and then she refused to give evidence,
declaring that she did not swear that she was
afraid Of Susan. The Justice settled the matter
by. issuing Corporations warrant for both, and
ordering each to pay e 81 for disordeTy conduct.