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IC00D evening. Madam" said 3 well dressed
~ individual, on very suitry afternoon last
new corners, believe, for the old residents sre
o remarkably staid and sober peopic3
The couple hePpsnsId ID 70 meet upon the plat, plat
Office, where, reader, you viii End plenty OF gold
at a moderate per centage:
Good evening, Mr.. H., ;" replied the lady Very
drops upon her fine forehead. and she Ercsasd al
"A warm evening. this, Miss G. )" remarked the
%Y'es. lsdssd," replied the lady; "is is warm
enough" and then shade of melancholy came
over her rather pretty ieaasEes aaS ss sssnsa I
length exclaimed, 'is is Of no use toconplai1; We
can't expect such things in Kansas-but tell
you.. Ns. H.. if We were only II Bosto1 noE
Sgld5t Hs enjoy those Splendid re orsa'' OF
The gentleman fnade no iep.,, Dus s,lnp.y. IN
vited the lady int Stearn's Saloons. near which
they were standing, and asked her to be seated.
He then whispered @ word into the ear Of one Of
the ladies standing behind the counter. when
she quickls vanished into an ADJOINING rsci1: In
Of something eatable, and deposited them npon
:. Help yourself. Miss {; !" observed Ar: d..
ceiying what was before her she exclaimed in
astonishmens, .sWhy. what is thisf kisn't pos
sible you have Zee Creams here?n
voared with ayiditt the luxurious niorssi; and
then remarked, well, that is excellent, Hhy,
never eat better lee Creams IL Boston.
As sbe rose to depart, she thenked tbs lady
elerks 10. their efforts in behalf Of the heated in
hab;taats Of Lawrence. and ever since shns she
has visited the establishment regularly at
O'clock z. M,. and slws,s brings friend o. sHo
With her, who Of course are quite delighted with
Reader. If you ,ish to see this fashionable snd
rather beautiful Eastern ia4y, partakinE Of the
hest ICE cREAHS erer naaue IN 9sANfence,j jees
drop into STEARNS, EATING SAL60N, 3
Massachusetts, ST.. and pernaps you VIII be grst-
sfed Iayrence. June Is, 1857.
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On Saturday of this week, as will be
seen by the above notice, the voters of
the respective townships therein indicated
are notified to elect delegates to the
Grasshopper Convention, which is to be
convened on Wednesday next. It is inn
portant that suitable delegates be elected
to that Convention, men who will faith
fully represent the views of the people
there. 1t is also important that large
delegation be in attendance at the mass
Convention, also to assemble on that day,
as the action of the Delegate Convention
seems, by the call, contingent upon the
action of the mass Convention. That
many will go there with determination
not to engage in the October election, with
the view Of procrastinating our troubles
as long as possible, we have no doubt.
Indeed a powerful faction of the Free State
party have already resolved that they will
not attend the polls at that time. We
hope those in favor of voting will be ae-
tive, and in attendance in large numbers.
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a Present.

A beautiful cake, splendidly decorated,
and inscribed Presented to the Herald
Of Freedom, by ToTTES &, WISE Of the
Eastern Bakery" was found on our table
the other morning. The artistic skill
displayed in the decoration convinced US
that Messrs. Totten & Wise are very
superior workmen, and the rich favor Of
the loaf gave assurance that they are
thoroughly acquainted with every branch
of their calling.
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DIED.

In this city, on the 18th inst. EDWIN F. REED.
formerly of Richmond, Ind, IN the 23rd year of
his age.
Mr.. REED is the gentleman whom we fnentioneti
some four weeks ago as having been severely
burned b. the accidental taking fire Of vessel of
burning fluid at the drug store of Messrs. Wood
ward Finley. His effort to remove the vessel
from the basement of the building with the view
of saving the building from destruction. was no
doubt the cause of the severe injury to him, and
the subsequent loss of his life. He was a young
man of unblemished reputation, graduate Of
Oxford College, a member of the Presbyterian
Church. and man of very correct business hab-
its. Throughout his long sickness he bore him
self with great fcrtitude, and in his death his
quaintances feel that they have sustained an ir-
reparable loss.
His father arrived from Indiana a few moments
only after his death, and learned the fact of his
dissolution only by seeing his attendants clothing
him in the habiliments of the grave. A metallic
burial case was obtained. and mis- father started
that night with the corpse to the place of his
nativity for interment
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Eagle works. CHICAGO. nl.,

rs the largest machinery manufactory and de-
i pot in the United States. where may be found
Railroad Freight Cars, Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam
Boilers. All kinds Of Wood and Iron Maehin-
cry. Premium Portable Circular Saw Mills.
Noyes' Portable Flour and Corn Mills, with new
Mill Furnishings. Superior Shingle Mills. Steam
and Water Guages. Steam Whistles. Finished
Brass Work and Engine Trimmings. Castings
and Mill Gearing. Gates Patent Screw Cutter.
Best Machinists' Files of our own importation.
Smoke Pipe, Breechcs. Sheet Work, etc., etc.
We say to our patrons and the public generally.
that heretofore we have not been able to keep,up
With the demand, but now We have largely in
greater facilities for supplying the West with
Machinery than any other establishment.
p. W. GATES. 3. s. WARNER. 7. CHALMERS.
A. G. WARMER. D. X. FRASER.
Arnril LII iSS7 -1Y
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1rnieu Insurance Company,

JAMESTOWN, MERCER COUNTY. Pa
y Insurance against loss and damage by fire,
tornado and hail. This old Insurance Company
has opeued q (iESERAL hGEScY OFFICE in Law
renee, Kansas, and has determined to take risks
on all kinds of insurable property at rates as
low as any other responsible Company In the
West. They have issued many thousand policies
during the last six years, and in eyery case OF
loss hare Paid the dsrnages promptly. without
subiecting the parties to delays or litigatiOn.-
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED in every town in
Kansas. Addrcs: all communications on this
subject " G.. W. BR0wS, Esq, Lawrence, Kan
sas Territory.
DIR. Wx. GIEsex. Pres't. Dr.S. g. CLAEK, Treas.
C. THOMSON. Secretary.
G. W. BROwS, General Agent for Kansas.
LOCAL AGENTS.
WV. r, G0oDESUw, Manhattan, K. T.
p. B. PLUNB. Emporia.
:. :. PRoUTY, Prairie City.
r s. LEAyITT. Wyandott.
DAVID III. WEIR, Lawrence, &. I.
May, 1856.
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Ciothing for Kansss.

We were this week at the Unitarian
Church, in the basement of which, the
goods sent to Kansas last fall, are being
unpaeked and assorted. They are gen.
orally valuable and in good order; very
few are damaged little, and some sre
second hand articles. not worth the freight
Bns the settlers Of Kansas VIII find them
. Acst sinsl! sad generous donation the
coming winter. There are several hun
dred boxes and barrels of bedding and
wearing apparel
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nix Il Raan.

yITOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w people of Kansas generally. and those in
the vicinity Of Lawrence particularly, that they
are now prepared TO make, at % and % Vermont
Street, all kinds of CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
and PE.0WS, or furnish them TO order from the
East All kinds of repairing done with neatness
and despatch, at reasonable prices. Wood turn
ing done. CABINET MAKERS, ATTENTION!
Your turning done in any pattern to suit, and we
will soon be prepared to do all kinds OF scroll and
lisht circular saving 3O,D00 pounds of iron and
steel; complete and superior assortment for sale
in Quantities to suit, at the lowest market prices
Horse shoeins done in n superior manner: All of
always dealing con the SQUARE" charging reason
ably, md living up to our motto of "deedss NOT
gas" to gain and always keep the patronage and
confidence of our fellow men. DIN d DEAN.
August g. 1857.
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rhe rrush abes.t Kansas.
N0y. GEARY,S ADMINISTRATfgN IN
KAESAS; large z nas; ?. s5s gegss Y ish 2

COV. GEARf,S ADMINISTRATtgz IN
COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE TERRITORY.
until Jsnc. 1851. Embracing . fn.sseeount oI
It's discovery, Geography. Soil inatc. Pro-
ducts, its oFgAnizetien as 3 TeEzfEazrs sre7sac.
tions and events under GoyeFners keedsE and
Shannon, Tsusiissss=ef dissEnsisus. Personal Ae1e
Counters. Election Frauds. Battles and ont-
rasez, with Portraits Of rrQ1alnens aetors Sn<re-
in. sll fully sRthcnticstsd b. yOnS =. ls1syN,
II. D.. Private Seefetsfy % Gcs. Gear. Sele-
fnily compiled frs1 the Qhcial Uose 4enG On
Sic in the Departuens Of the Sfstess wesnlns
ten, and ether papers in possesssgy q saf rs S
K1SSAS fHON MISSOURI; the espture.srisl
and treetnens Of Ehc Free State PFisoneFs; the
.ks-1eter ard rnoFeIaents Of the Atsesu<i Border
Rnfssns. the mffFserof Buhlus ana otAerfii sae
C0VTRslVERSY BETWEEN GOV. GEAb1
Am jCDGE LEC0MPTEs the rf9eee9inss Of
fhe Territorisl Legissstur-, OF the Rrs,eizsery
Casveafian. and the Organization Of Nstienei
Deneersfic Psrty, With Skessh u EdHeas dEr-
-. ~ SaTfv froaksss, endsS Gess. Eer3E zsd
Rasaos: is 1asasiens. Battles 0ukrsgss e2d
eopg viii be sent to sns pzEs e he Initcd
States. BY nail, free Of postsees en -ae feceipt
~ resaff price. 4 LI5EEAt DIsceEa[ 70 fEs
SEaDE IL 100 Agents Hszted. Hrlee N
fIefh. 81; Paper, 50 cents.
GHAS. c. RHODES. Pablishef,
fr1nIteT Beiiding. Phiik1el1asa.
Jaly 9sihs s-fn
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TT G. HEMMENWAY respectfully informs
Lie the inhabitants of Lawrence, and of the
Territory of Kansas, that he will in few days
open his new store at the corner of Massach hu-
setts and Henry Sts., CollamOre Buiidings,)
where he will sell for cash, at Wholesaler retail,
a fresh importation of the richest Fancy and
Millinery Goods ever brought into this Terri
tory, at prices that cannot Iail tn suit all. He
will continually receive from Boston and New
York the latest, richest, and most fashionable
of all articles in his line of trade, and he fiatters
himself that, as his entire attention is devoted to
thisOne branch of business, he can sell at lower
sold in any other store in the TERRITORY, COun-
try Merchants are particularly invited TO call
and examine.
Lawrence, June 90, 1857.
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Essern Baker,.

ToTTES s. WISE have established a
large bakery and eating saloon on Massa-
chusetts street, onedoor south of Hornsby's
store. They keepail kinds of eating and
temperance drinking, such as crackers,
cheese. pies, cakes: bread, Graham bread,
candies, nuts. lemons, lemonade, coffee
and small beer. They also furnish fam
iiies. from their wagon, with hread, crack
'ers, pics, cakes, &c.
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Lawrence Door, Sash, & Moulding
COMPANY,

DESpECTFTLLf inform the lnhaoltants OF
II Kansas Territory that they have estasllshsd
n warehouse under Hedrsr's Ana6rofype !ia9tefy,
Collamore estate, at the corner # MASSACHUSETTS,
and Henry streets, in Lawrence. y. T and
have fer sale superior D0STDE MADE kiLS-
DRIED DOORS, SASH AND MOULDINGS,
which surpass in quality any ever introdnced IN
TO the Territory, with the exception OF those,
which are Of equal quality. for sale by the luin-
dsro Door and Sash Company, by their Agent.
Mr.. Isaac Andrew,l and equal to aBy ever man
ufaetured in the United States Of America
which tiey offer for safe, for cash, in large OF
small quantities, at as low prices as the poor
Fesfsy71 Sash and Door Is now sold. The glass
in the Sash L. Of superior quality, Thoroughly
bedded in putty. and timed and beautifully glaz-
ed and primed.
tight boxes, mt great expense, before shipping,
and are received at the Warehouse In gs perfect
aeondition as when they leave the manufacturers,
hands In Boston. Being thus packed they avoid
the bruises and injury incident to ali Western
Door and Sash that IL imported into this Terri
tory The attention Of ARcHIT EcTa and BrILp-
Eas is particularly requested. Contracts for the
supply of Public Buildings. Churches and Hotels.
is solicited.
NOCLBIEGs.
Seventy 10 one hundred Of the most recent
styles Of MoulaiRgs arc now on hand, samples
Of which may be seen at the Warehouse. Ihe
newest patterns are constantly being received.
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StraYed or stolen.

A FIVE YEAR OLD MARE PONY, dark
n bay or brown, with flowing name and tail,
one white hind foot, white stripe in her face,
scar on the middle of her back, and at the time
Of leaving had small sea grass laTiat broken
close to her neck. Whoever will return her or
give me knowledge such as will enable me to re-
cover her, will be amply rewarded: iyl1tf
LAWRENCE. JULY 1th, 81. q. STORRS.
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Mass Meeting of the Conservative
Erea state Men of Kansas.

i Territory, without reference to their previous
party predictions, will meet in MASS CON
HENTI0N at Gen. Spieer's. on the California
road, about midway between Lecomptcn and
Lawrence, on Monday. the oath day of August,
1851, at 10 4. NJ The object of this Convention
IL a free exchange Of views and sentiments Of the
conservative men of Kansas, in reference to the
decide upon the course to be pursued in the fu-
ture take such action in reference to the noini-
nation of Delegate to Congress as may be deem
ed expcdient, and transact such other business
as mas properly come before such Convention.
Eminent speakers will be in attendance, and ad-
dress the Convention. Come one, come all, and
for once let the conservative men of Kansas
speak out.
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VTTEhaye II, sto4e sundry barrels and eezcs ef
w Ciethiuz. Mercbandise, de-t satgEsd p rs
by SiIs1t0ns Z Le4dbeztef, q y. a,g1,si 1rei9
theaee Sy7us % IaETcnee; marked y p . -
Usvins nofszed sid " Hhilz1en thai sa.4 $3.50
were resdy for deliver, % bis psyiag the SO
tszrg ehsrges aea fsE1s g sse 80. - -. -, -
s-s.s - 4 fke astics1a q ec<z1t1es y Ef1-
sf2sss5 shesec d. de elf5ztes 6 4eE7zsrs EA.s
e.. foss ntsify 80 81 80 stss ss.ssss
- = re- srd the charges eE<1. se zAaH rzrz 80
to ssll ihs sane at Fusllz Ans55s7 k1sd z.d our
shszres aFe re<1. II A. Atff zUV.s
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Hahn Roilsswarfh.

AND BLANK BOOK MAN
ID UFACTURER, Lawrence. h. I. Blank
ers, Merchants. County Officers, and Railways,
such as LedEcrs, Journals, Cash Books, Record
Books, Register, Tax Books, de-, &c.
Particular attention given to dob work. Law
Books, Magazines, Music, Pamphlets &c, Bound
in plain or fancy Morocco Binding as cheap as in
st. Louis. nJ0tf
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a. Alcott,
l,s2-l6

JHTHOFESALE and Retail Dealer in Parlor
w Furniture Of Rosewood, Mahogany and
Walnut. Also, Mattresses. and Upholstery gen
orally, Looking Glasses, Glass Plate. illow are.
Dining Room. bed Room and Kitchen Furniture,
and general stock Of Furniture for Steamboats,
Hotels, Offices, School Heoins, Lodges, dc. Or
ders solicited. Wareroom corner Of Sesond and
State streets, Alton, Ill.
Afril 96, l6J6.-ly
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Johnson & Emerson.

SUCCESSORS to STIGLEMAN, JOHNSON
- L Co.. Piasa Foundry, Alton, Illinois. would
inform their friends and patrons that they have
in the late firm Of STIGLEMAN, JOHNSON 4
Co. Having Increased their facilities for the
manufacture of oil kinds of Saw and FIGURING
ments uncauaIled in the West. Descriptive
pamphlet furnished upon application. 2-a
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Tho Free State Voter. Of the

10th Senatorial District will meet in their
several Towships, on Saturday the 22d
inst, and elect Delegates to the Free
State Convention, at Grasshopper Falls,
on the 26th inst,-apportioned from the
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C.. G. MauzY.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in every
w variety and style of Fashionable Furniture,
Sofas, Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries, Mat
trasses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs, Rockers.
looking Glass Plates, Window Shades, etc.
Corner of Short and William Streets. Alton, Ill.
AuriI Of
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Alton Advertisements.
DID. Ryrie q Co.
Piasa House.

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
~ Leyee sRd Short Streets, Alton. III.
April 96, sc. Ia
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1ouu Is cos FaT aTTsT0RsEY SFalfsY: AT Law viii

T0HE NJ. coz. ATTORNEY AT Law will
.J n-aetise II si1 the District Courts and in the
Supreme Court Of the Territory. he hss had
long experience in pre-emption pTaetice ~ sn.
other State. and will give speeisi astensioh 20
al csses In tie Land Ofces. ~.,.-
PzIsresces.-Any lawyer Of Standing IN Wis
eonsin. the Professors Of the Yale College Law
School. Once IN the HTald cf fFssd9H eaiid-
IF IN n. B.-Mr. c. is NOTARY PuBLic.
81 4f
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I've ImRFeyea Claims Fer sale.
THE 5. =. and 8. w. Q'RS Of SEC. -, i. u,
4 y, q, Johnson Co., K. l.. situated IA miles
from Kansas Cits. Is from Quindars. 2 frora Ola
Santa Fee Read. and also on the cross roads
leading from little Santa Fee 10 LaEfenee. and
from 9zlndaro to 0sawstomie. Said clslns are
rieh. lie hea7tiful. = mile ffSl7 te sodS 81
for stock and other purposes. For particulars
aprly 70 ECKELST0N ) ECI4ik.
I'm the csztms. or to J. ]. EcfgE AestpoT.
Missouri. AsE.12n
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s. 3. Cats,

DEALER in Leather, Saddles, Harnesses and
IL Shoemakers' Findings. Plasterers' Hair, &c.
Store on Second Street, Alton, Ill.
Nov. g, 1856. ly%.
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Pfammer & RoIItns,

CELEBRATED SINGLE AND DOUBLE
~ ROW SEED PLANTER! Patented Sep
tember 1lth, 1855. By r. P!ummer and J. T. Rot
lins. practical farmers Of Dearborn county, lnsii
ana.
The Subscriber belieTest that in presenting this
Corn Planter &c the Puble. that he offers 70 them
the best article Of the kind ever before intro
dueed 10 their notice. The simplicity Of its cen
strucsion. the perfection with which it performs
its work and slittle liability Of order.
together with the expedition and consequent
saving Of labor effected In the ,lse of IT, ali re-
commend il - being machine pre-eminentfy
adapted 20 the planting of Corn In the broad and
fertile pfz;ries Of the West. Where ever exhib-
tied. At the different uitaT47 Fairs through
ont the Country, It has never failed 10 obtain the
Premium over al competitors. Is took the
ist PREMIUM at the Ohio State Fair, at Cor
lumbus in le5S.
lst PREMIUM at the Indians State Fair, ut
iBdianspolis, where Il had six coEapetitoFz.
1st PREMIUM at Paris Fair. m Kentucky.
lst PREMIUM at Alton. HI.
Ist PREAIU . and DiploHs 81 OubuQue. lewa.
| The right Of Kansas Tefritors fer sale.
ffease call ct Morrow Hoase. Lawrence. and
examine for yourself County rights lsr sale bE
Aug. l. ~ !. EOUflL
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w. T. Miller & Co.,

DEALERS in Lumber, Lsth, Shingles, Sash,
II Doors, Blinds, etc. Office on Fourth street.
near the Chicago and Mississippi Il. X. Depot
Alton, Illinois.
ADril g. lS5S-1y<
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Tonn;ns Brothers.

WHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols. Gun
Trimmings &C. Also, Dealers in Iron and Steel,
Biacksmiths' Tools. Springs and Axels, Second
street, Alton, Ill.
Alton, H., Nov. 6, leJ6. 1y42-l6
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,.,,rd,y Morning. August q, 1851.
General Agent.

s pleasure s,ass ssr ,hSs Ts hsys P,ssfsn sSm
rieed aIlsa Illinois, to oficiate ss General
d BoesEoitbbs Boes.r The HERALD oP FREEDOM. He is not
I;ent iIs to receive and receipt subscrip
Sn! saihnca hna + fully empowered to commission
iies..sipg iien:. Srs Agents throughout the Northern
Csnsats - solicit subscriptions for US. Persons
satLees to act as agents for US, viii address w.
sr,'YS srpaYs,sH. Rockford. Ill.
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r. B. PLUME. LEIGH ACLUSt

DEAL ESTATE AGENTS. EMPoRIA; Kansas;
II Will attend promptly to the purchase and
sale of lands and town lots, and the location OF
claims in any portion Of Kansas.
g.. s. Hamilton, MarysviIlc, o.; G. w. Brown,
Esq. Ed. Herald of Freedom. Lawrence, Kansas
and w. w. Ross, Ed. Tribune, Topeka, Kansas.
Feb. q, 1sF.-tf.
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NTERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer in Cloths.
Nl Clothing, Hats, Caps, and Furnishing Goods,
No. Mass. ST., 4 doors north Of BloOd's store.
Aug. 6, 1s57.-tf
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Alton House.

G. 3. KICKS. r8oP'ToE. E. o'REILLT. CLERK.
CORNER of Front and AlbT Streets, fronting
~ the river. Alton, LII.
April %, 1856. ly<.
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Alton Bank.
ILLINOIS.

Capital S25o, 900.
COLLECTIONS made, and exchange for sale
~ on all the principal cities in the Union.
Collections remitted for promptly on day OF
oayment T., MARSH, President.
CHAS. A. CALDWELL, Cash.
AI.o, III Nov g 1876 l--l6
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Eonnine Brothers.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Hardware, Agricultural I'm,
plements, &c. Store between Levee and Second
Streets, Alton, III.
New. &, 16J6. 1yt
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DY JOHN ". HART. Piasa and Fourth Sts.,
ID near the Chicago Railroad Depot, Alton. III,
Boarti one G0lIdf per day.
AuriI 81. 1856. 1ys
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The public viii remember that we have
one of the best Bookbinders and Blank
Book manufacturers there is in the West,
located at Lawrence. His specimens Of
work cannot be exeelled in New York,
and his prices are the same as established
in ST. Louis. Persons having files of the
Herald Of Ffredcm, or of magazines. or
ahy other psriodiealthey Sish to psesere
should call on ME. DopswoRTH, in the
basement Of our Office, when we guarantee
he viii give good satisfaction.
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Attention, Claim Buyers!

A FINE PRAIRIE CLAIM in the vicinity of
II Lawrence is for sale. The owner wishes to
dispose of it on account of i'll health. This Claim
Is supplied with stock water the year round; Is
within two miles of a body of timber containing
some eight thousand acres, which is easily ac-
eessiblc By q good road. There are OF said Claim
the following improvements: 10 acres under cul
tiyation; Is acres fenced; good Frame Housei
a Well of excellent water; about 800 apple trees.
Price, SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS. For
further particulars, enquire Of JOHN B. WOOD,
or address Box 1913, Lawrence 7. D.. aug2-tf
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Brushes

Toilet Articles,
Fine Wines, Liquors, DC. for MEDICINAL purposes.
Also BOOKS end STATIONERY Periodicals.
Lithographs. Sheet Music, de-, &c.
With the largest and best stock o. DRUGS IN
Kansas, We are prepared 70 I'll all orders prompt
Is: and On the most reasonable terms.
Lawrence, Aas. i, feS5.
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Turner q siaway.

MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Deslers
Itl In Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Yalisss,
HersaEeaars, Hides, Leather, Saddlery, Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes, Whips,
Overshoes, Fly Nets, &c. Store No. 10, Second
Street, Alton, Ill.
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Feuads

RGuH&s
e the pEerfietor Of the franklin Ec1se. 81
~ FEankiia Doaeias ecnnty. X. =, 1o1as -
lst of August. 1897, IL drawer IN bed TosTara
Wesch. which the oAaef can ksss - lss1f.ltsHe
the SANE SAMUEL CRAZE.
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nEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing and
- Furnishing Goods, wholesale and retail
Corner OF Piasa and Second Streets, Alton, Ill.
April 96, 1856. 1y.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-22
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grain sowed, We
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| that our home
4 until Railroads
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Ere the requisite
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600 to $4,000;
800 to $500;
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discern how to
Those interested
and act accord