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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Meeting in Anderson County

PURSUANT to notice, Mass Meeting of
the citizens 6f anderson cottntr Has held
at the house of Mr.. A. SiIn0nds; oh the
18th ult.
The meeting was called to order and
Mr. Pruett was called to the chair, and j.
G. Rees was appointed Secretary.
Before proceeding to business,t the meet
ing was addressed by DR.. Blount, who,
by request, stated the object Of the meet
ing; also by w. F. NJ. Army, DIR. Gilpat-
rick, and d. B. Jackman.
On motion of DR.. Gilpatrick, COM
mittee of nine persons was appointed to
report candidates for county officers, and
afss for Representative to the Territorial
Legislative:
From the naifies igptTtsd the following
were chosen
For Probate Judge, Samuel Anderson;
Sheriff, G. A. Cook; Coroner, JAS. Hilton;
Clerk, A. Simonds; Treasurer, Isaac Hi
nef; Assessor, VIM. Pruett; County Sur.
veyor, benjamin Ridgway; Justices Of the
Peace, James Sutton, SainuelMack, VIM
Smith, Reson Porter; Constafles, John
Anderson, Oliver Rand, VIM. II. Ambrose
Benz. Clark.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were chosen as delegates to the District
Convention, to be held at the house O.
Mr. Grasts:-
James Hanway, James Snodgrass, w
q. Cloud, Samuel Anderson, DIR. Lindsey
Isaac Elner, John d. Stitt, d. Franken
berger; W. L. Webster.
On motion, John b. Stitt was nomi
mated as candidate for Representative II
the Terri torial Legislature.
On motion, the following confnitte'
was appointed to confer with the othe
counties of this Representative Distric
with regard to the nomination of candi
dates for Representatives,
Samuel Anderson, DIR. Lindsey, c
Frankenberger, John Pryor, G.. a. Cook.
On motion, adjourned.
WIN. PRUETT, Chm.
j. G.. REEs, Sec'y.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

The Executive Territorial Committee,
appointed BY the late Grasshopper Falls
Convention; learn with extreme mortifca-
ton that side isst;es are being introduced
into the politics Of the Territory; in diff
ferent localities, the tendency of which is
to divide and distract the party; and
greatly reduce the Free State vote. In
some localities, divisions are liable TO
arise, growing ont of a desire to adjourn
the Territorial Legislature In favor of a
State organization. We beg our friends
of the cause to be wholly silent ON that
subject, in their local election; but leave
it to the good sense of tnaiority of the
Free State members, when convened; and
the circumstances surrounding them at
the time of the assembling of the Legs
lature, to guide them in the contingency.
In other localities the enemies of free
dom are introducing the location of fcounty
seats as source of discord. That our en-
emies will be fruitful in their inventions
to circumyent us, and will resort to every
expediency in their power to distract,
there is no doubt; but the members of
the Free State party who are guided by
PRINCIPLE, will not listen for moment to
any influences which may tend to d difis
sion of our strength. The location of
county seats will be settled by fair vote
of all the residents Of county, or by
some other just and sqtAtaBie arrange
ment; and the people will not allow stsch
questions to influence them in their elec-
TONS In nominations, select good and
true men; let the only fnterrogatory be:
"Will he labor by all honorable means to
make Kansas free State; and is he hon
est and capable?' These intgrr6gatories;
answered in the affirmative, shbufd secure
to the candidate every Free State vote III
the district. This done, in few months
the great sources of fdiscord will be settled,
the common interest will be subserved,
| freedom fully established, and our local
matters can then be luoked after without
endangering the freedom OF the cuHntry,
or hazarding cause which has engaged
the earnest attention of good men and true
in all parts of the country.
GEO. w. SMITH, Chm.
Attest: G. w. HUTCHINSON, Sec'y.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
The Morality Of Politics.

"All is fair in politics" 'No friendship
IN trade" and such like popular sayings,
Do much to Undermine the morals of So
re.s. The idea that dishonesty may be
hidsciised in politics without corfupting
+lTbfic virtue, Or destroying individual
rectitude, is failacy of the weakest kind.
It is better to be the defeated party, and
to remain in the minority for lifetime,
than to commit dishonest act in order
to change the result. 1t is more impor-
tant TO the success of truth, and the enjoy
Hent Of freedom, that the good should
'eIiain firm to their principles, than that
hey shdald succeed in obtaining the Off
as bf huhbF and tfIist.
For examples to- the rest of mankind ,
irdiYidiiais ghould be above bribery, and
iprtiiees above fraid. 70 say that all is
air in politics, is to say that falsehood is
light, that Backguardisia is argument,
lat deceit is honorable, and that "scuil-
iusgery" is political economy.
in trying times like these, it is to be
hoped that honorable men will maintain
their integrity, and choose the alternative
Of a manly resistance, rather than re-
sort to ignoble means to obtain desired
ends. So long as it is more manly to
ssht than to cheat for the preservation OF
human rights; let is Be open like men,
sud if conquered; submit to defeat like
philOsOphers-and resolve to try again.
Asto the other proposition, that there is
no friendship in trade," it is simply the
excuse of a shark who intends to swallow
gou if possible, and merely puts you on
the lockout. It is the excuse Of a man
Who intends to get a good bargain, without
regard to your interest. It is the sharp
r's excuse for taking advantage of your
necessity, in exacting twenty or fifty,
ora hundred per cent. year for pres
ent accommodation. tits the plea of self
Shness, to keep what you have and get
what You can." If friendship is no pro
lection against avarice, or is no shield t.
'elhshness, or elicits no feeling sufiicientl.
Srong and sacred to protect and secur
iAe rights of an individual against the de
Afe Of gain, then there is no such senti
hsh' as friendship. and We must fall bacl
On equity, and make cost the limit ofprics
aad the per cent. simply the time ant
a0cr spent on the article. in its improve
aent or care.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
j. G.. REEs, Sec'y.
Free State Voters.

The Free State voters of Douglas
County, irrespective of past party attach
ments, are requested to meet at some CEN
trail place in each surveyed township of
Douglas County, ON Friday the 11th day
of September, at l o'clock 2. NJ, and elect
one delegate to each fifty voters in said
townships, as delegate to County Del
egate Convention of the Free State party,
to be held in Lawrence on Saturday the
18th day of September next, to put in
nomination the following county officers,
to wit: One Sheriff, one Judge of Probate;
two Commissioners, and the number OF
Justices of the Peace and Constables pre-
scribed by the Territorial law, to be sup
ported at the election on the 5th of Octo-
Der next by the Free State party.
The Convention will also appoint g
County Territorial Committee, and trans
act such other business as may properly
come before it.
By order of many delegates from Doug
las County to the Grasshopper Falls Con
veBtiOn.
LAWRENCE, Aug. 80, 1857.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

t-F
Rev. Mr.. SfE@ARRff, a ssnttefnan Of in-
telligence and veracity, who has been
travelling through the border counties of
Missouri, and just returned from trip of
considerable length in that direction. says
that he saw and heard evidences every
where on his route, conclusive to him that
preparations atfe again fhaking in Missou-
ri to invade Kansas in October: With the
view of participating in our Territorial
elections. If this is the design, unless
Gov. WALKEE takes efficient means to
preserve the purity of the ballot box the
people Of kat.as will. We have no
threats nor buster, but the people Of Mis-.
souri, must be taught that they have inter
fered in our elections for the last time.
Unless Gov. Walker gives the people full
assurance that the polls shall be fully pro-
tected in October we hope the people will
continue to prepare themselves for a warm
reception of the invaders. We have not
believed that there would be any further
interference ON tie part Of Aisssari in gal
elections, and now we are firm in the 6oii-
viction that Gov. Walker will head off the
movement, and yet we are satisfied an at.
tempt will be made to perpetuate power
as they have done in the past. The vii
lainous apportionment, by which every
district but one was bounded by Missouri
shows that johnson and Matthias hat
another invasion in view, and that the!
apportioned the Territory with view to it
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Breaking On.

Since the first OF July last, a period of
only two months, we have added some
oins over three hundred new subscribers
% cur Territorial list, and that number is
aa'g increasing. There has been no time
sace the Herald Of Freedom was estab-
.saed, when it had so large . Territorial
Ns' as now: in fact it is now more than
,a' @ hundred larger than in July last.
ae barometer indicates the changes in
'ae weather, and an upward or down
van tendency in subscription list tells
4o3 the popular pulse beats towards q
pubic journal. The receipts of the Her.
a'a Of Ffesdons Office last week for sub
SYMPTOMS were greater Aaa they hate bee,
sa''as aay otler soeek since the tensporar,
's.psasioa Of tie paper in Marck last.
Those persons who are telling that oul
INSCRIPTION list is fast going down, vii
Pus the above facts in their pipes ant
s@0ke them. if they choose. and wheI
.aey are done il will fs consolation 70
Nen to see how much they hate made.
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List Of Letters.

PEMAIyING in the Lawrence Post 0fsce, 4.
N T., Aug. 81, 1857. Persons calling for them.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
7le(p advertisements.



HICKS & BARKER would respectfully inform
- the inhabitants of Lawrence and of the Ter
ritory Of Kansas that their MAMMOTH UARD
WARE iED STOVE STORE, Nos Massachu-
setts Street, IL Row open, where they have on
hand and will keep constantly for sale. for cash
only, the largest and bestseieeted stoc of Stoves,
Agricultural Implements. AyssTican, English and
German Hardware, Nails, Window Glass. Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden, Crockery and Glass
Ware, ever brought into the Territory Of Kan
sas, az WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at prices
that cannot fail to suit all.
We ask the special attention of COUNTRY
DEALERS to an examination of our large stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are confident
that we can fill all orders in our line to better
advantage than small dealers can obtain them
from any other source, as We buy all our goods
from manufacturers and importers out of hrst
class hoases Mt the East for cash. Our facilities
for doing Jobbing Business arc unequaled in
the West.
We also have connected with our establish
| ment TIN SHOP where VIC manufacture all
kinds of TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON
| WARE, attend to all kinds Of Job Work, Tin
Roofing, SpOuting Guttering, Brazing, Plumb
ing, &c. Special attention will be given to this
i branch of business, and none but FIRST CLASS
WORK MEN employed. We are both practical
nlen in the different branches of our business
| and hope by fair dealing and strict attention IL
| business to obtain u shnre of public patronage
t TRY Us. LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG TEA
KETTLE. HICKS & BARKER.
| \
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
NAN sas Robbed.

4 mail bag was 6shed out of the Mis-
souri river at Kansas City, several weeks
ago, with large rent in it,and most of the
contents missing. The postmaster at that
place writes that as near as can be deter
mined it was a bag from Lawrence, des-
tined for the East, as it contained few
letters be earing the Lawrence, &. T.,
stamp, Of July IL. The whole contents
of the bag were undoubtedly robbed, and
the bsg was SINK to avoid suspicion 4
large snouns of nonsy goes cut in nearly
every mail from Lawrence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

COMBINED GRINDING AND B0LTING,
~ or Merchant FIGURING Mill; the greatest In
ventieH Of the age. The complete Mill Occupies
space IS feet long, 5 feet wide, and feet high:
Grinding and Boiling at SINGLE Operation.
hour! requiring oniy from six to eight horse
power. Making as large a yield, and as good
quality of Flour a. ans other Mill IN use. Every
have one of these mills attached. Also, all Town
Companies should purchase rights. Cost Of mill
at ST. Louis, boxed ready for shipping. only $3.50.
For further information, or for the purchase OF
Town or County rights south Of the Kansas
river, in Kansas, address s. \. WOOD Co.,
Real Estate Agents, Lawrence. Kansas.
Sent. 5. 3m
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Lawrence Door. Sash, & Moulding
Company,

DESPECTFThLY inform the inhabitants of
II Kansas Territory that they have established
a warehouse under Hadcer's AEa6rotgps gallery,
COIlamore estate, at the corner # MASSACHUSETTS,
and Henry streets, in Lawrence. X. T., and
have fer sale superior BOSTON MADE klLN-
DRIED DOORS, SASH AND MOULDtNGS,
which surpaSs in quality anyever introduced in
to the Territory, with the exception Of those,
which are of equal quality, for sale by the Quin-
daro Door and Sash Company, By their Agent,
Mr.. Isaac Andrew and equal to any ever man
ufac ctured in the United States of America
which they offer for sale, for cash, in large ct
small quantities, at as low prices as the poor
Westsrn Sash and Door is now sold. The glass
in the Sash is Of superior quality, thoroughly
bedded in putty, and edand beautifully giaz-
ed and primed.
AN the above articles are packed In water.
tight boxes, ut great expense, before shipping,
and are received at the Warehouse in as perfect
a acOndition as when they leave the manufacturers
hands in Boston. Being thus packed they ayeid
the bruises and injury incident to all Western
Door and Sash that 'is imported into this Terri
tory. The attention Of ARCHfT EcTs and BUILD
ERs is particularly requested. Centraets for the
supply of Public Buildings, Churches and Hotels
is solicited.
NoULDIHGe.
Seventy to one hundred Of the most recent
STYLES of MOuldings are now on hand, samples
of which mag be seen ut the Warehouse. iht
newest patterns are constantly being received.
S;-ss of D00rs-F0aP PEneks.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

o. BY short article in another place
it will be observed that the Odd Fellows
are to institute Lodge in this city, on
the evening of the 22d inst. Members
of the Order wishing to connect them
selves with Lawrence Lodge No. 4, are
invited to be present at meeting in Ma
sonic Hall on the Tuesday evening previ-
Gus, it being the 18th inst.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
MARRIED.

In Spring, Pa, on the 18th nit, BY Elder Jesse
E. Church, Mr. FREEMAN r. FOSTER, of Topeka,
X. T., and Miss MARTHA E. BOWMAN, Of the
former place.
On Sunday last, by Rev. s. Y. Lum, Mr.. r. E.
WALKER, and Miss L. VIOLA JONES, both of this
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
a.tcntis.l, Claim Buyerss

n ElSE En4f.aAEs N-As1i VI III tHe ttClEa-t3 "a
dspaSe Of il on account Of III health. This Claim
Is supplied with stock water the year round: Is
withia two miles Of a bo,iy Of timber containing
some eight thousand acres, whie.I Il easily ae-
ees<ible by good road. There are on said Claim
the following improvements: 10 ACRES under eul-
tiya;ioB; % acres feneei: gossl frsme House;
= Well Of excellent water; about I'D apple trees.
Price. SEVEN HUSDkEib DOLLARS. For
further particulars, enquire of JOHN Is. WOOD,
or address Box Ig3, Lawrence L. u. augs26
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Johnson & Emerson,

successors to STIGLEMAN, JOHNSON
y Il Co.. Piasft Foundry, Alton, Illinois, would
inform their friends and patrons that they have
bought seut CALVIN STEGLEN ANS entire interest
in the late firm of STIGLEMAN, JOHNSON 4
Co. Having increased their facilities for the
manufacture of all kinds of Saw and FIGURING
mill maehinery. we are prepared to offer induce
ments uneoualIed in the West. Descriptive
pamphlet furnished upon application. 32-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
sifuarinn Wanfea. /.

DY A YOCSt; MAN IN SOME GOOD BUS
ID ines<; not Particular a. TO wba. kind. 40 long
a. ii l. respectable. Can apply himself TO almost
any kind Has had syears experience in mcrean-
tile business Can giyc the best Of reeommenda-
tion Adirrss. :. y. r., johnson House.
LaErenec. h. T.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

DIED.

In this city, on the evening of the I'd inst,
CHAs. SAMUEL, only child of Samuel and Matilda
Fry, Of whooping cough and diarrhea, after q
prOtracted illness of seven weeks. aged one year
and FIVE months.
The afflicted parents have our coincidence in
their grief,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Cincinnati ana Kansas Land Cems
IaHy.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIPHE HERETOFORE ex-
Il isting under the name and style Of the Gin
cinnati and Kansas Land Company Is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent, and all the proper
~ of said Company transferred to three Trns-
tees, Andrew Gillead, John l.. Waiter and 10.
seph j. Davis, who alone arc authorized TO sell
and convey the property of the Company in the
City of Manhattan. Kansas Territory, to make
titles in fulfllment of contracts heretofore made
by the Company, and to do all other acts that
may be necessary aud proper in the management
and final settlement Of its affairs.
Dated this 18th dayof August, lsSa;
JOSEPH j. DAVIS. Pres't.
NJ HoLLISGsHEA AD, Sec'y.~---SePt
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Lawrence Bu~iaess Dirceserys

EAWEcACc DoSAAcSS -SA-
JOHN b. WOOD, I.aad Agent and Money Bro
ker. Lawrence, Kansas.
ii. .sSHAEkLIN, wholesale and Retail Boot and
Shoe Dealer.
r. C0NANT, Deaierin DRY Goods and GroceEses.
r. l.. FRAZER. Matchmaker and Jeueier.
j.. KELLOGG, Dentist.
WHITNEY HOUSE. T. L. Whitney.
WAYERI.EY HOUSE. L. Hoyt.
+. :. LDWAAN. Attorney at Law.
JOHN Il. CfbE. Counselor. sBd Attorney at Law
q, " BROWN. Atg'S si Las and Land Aseat,
tlkss E0teli. ilsalsf an DrG ssosst. ae-
kipE y0pE ECO, Aar1 Agents s3d Hest
Estate Erakefs-
MORROW House. Nerrow Eldridge.
CENTRAL HOUSE, Il. johnson
s. n. WOOD & co., Read Estate Agents and
Dealers in Exchange G1d Aoney.
s. 5. Wg0p, Notary isublie and Commissioners
os Deeds for Ohio.
except MhIzAy.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Sfrnvea.

ON the 25th sf Jsiy last. n yoke Of Oxen. one q
" large brindle OK. letter W. branded on the
left hip; the other rcd brown face and rather
hoIiesF back. Ans person giving information
where thes are, or returning them, VIII be liber-
alsy rewarded. i. i. LOW4AS.
Chcmung. X. T.. August s1Efh. 1s57.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

~ Gen. scorr, a. last advices. was a.
sasaington, advising with the Secretary
y War in regard to military movements
a Kansas.
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C.. q. Mauxy.

TITHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in eyers
w variety snd style of Fashionable Furniture
Sofas, Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries. Mat
trasses, Cane Seat and w OGDEN Chairs; Rockers
Looking Glass Plates, Window Shades, etc.
Corner of Short and William Streets. Alton, Ill
April &C.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Alton Bank.
ILLINOIS,


Capital $3.50, 900.
COLLECTIONS made. and exchange for sale
" on all the principal cities in the Union.
Collections remitted for promptly on day OF
payment. E. MARSH. President.
CHAS. A. CALDWELL, Cash.
Alton, ILL.,, Nov. s, l656. l--l6
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The following is the result Of observations for

The following Is the result Of observations Tor
the month Of August:
Mean range OF thermometer AZ A. NJ. 64es .;
aIsP. NJ, 81 AZ: sai al . T. ~, .5k Q. Mem
range fcz the Esss.ih :. o
Mean range Of shsszoz.stss a;;ssksd tS hss-
oraeter, at A u. IA; st7P n. sss; at 3 +.
~.
The warrnest time. of which note was taken.
was on the 9TH at 9 o'clock P. n. es :; and the
coolest en- the seth. at g A. H.. sec.
Iarrepec. Sept. Ist. 1857 I. L. SMITH.
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rnafinxfCafsin.ff

A III, kinds af cei.as nv b. fa.,aa st short no
\ i5sc. D. k=l.ss- AIi1 fb6siiafc, saeh 50
Ea.szsis, Istie-, sstsldz- JszJ'- t.lt: Sess &c
Jvs3EIII faELII 4,
Tenn. ST.. esst ef Unitarian Church.
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Tnnr,inR Rrnfhera

vITHOLESAI.E and Retail Dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Hardware. Agricultural I'm:
plements, DC. Store between Leyee and Second
Streets, Alton, Ill.
Nov. g, 1856. 1yT
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lust RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER
- so lbs Fresh Butter, for sale low by the guam
tits. Also 100 dozen Eggs YerY low by the lot,
and little Lard for sale at n very high price.
Sept. ], 1sJ7. e. STEARSS.
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/ VyHE REGULAR MEETINGS. Of lawrence
/ 4 Lodge. No. G. src held on the hTst Thursday
Of each month in Masonic Hall. orerthe Express
ofsiee JAS. CHRISTtAF. W II.
tss. l.
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ket.Wa,en

ssswEi.efs.
rRtii the Ran.
Monroe CON-
ial Republican
n, 1t is dated
/ somewhat at
anization, the
inch took place
OF Kansas, al
$ still claimed
course, as thsre
Regular TopeEs
Ed. fheobieet
4 certainly fail.
which induced
and, as I un-
is; To elect a
., as also to get
ial Legislature
hich, after re.
lll adjourn sine
State Govern.
?, would have
rs in the affair
SO confident
IS, that; like
the gchetae
bn 'tother side.5
rwise with the
policy which
e Topeka pae-
nt' of the n.
that the lie.
INVENTION would
+ they (the fire
e State party
e river, unless
$. If this was
been wise to
, in promulga.
hearing of Gov.
United on 6ns
cEcachments ss'f
to the means
ws differ wide.
merging to one
Orm enunciated
some weeks
e was bitterly
Organization OF
at platform ad-
ting under any
zed by the fed
ny time when
rtunity. 1'he
ediate action of
a certain COLI
nd Federal au-
Expressly stated
hat if the Legis-
led to enact and
be looked upon
suchi and yet
frty,, in the here
bn as letter-wri-
b press, would
ened the flood
ead discord and
hout this now
we,l in Eansss
Americans on
ce in all direc-
ere, to produce
between the peo-
ties or those of
ID they openly
Ehe. general s9y:
Idence Of sal-
Heaven forfend
vocates. Tnose
unity to vilify
conservative of
have been hers
ase not become
4 the Ehtisrant
S senss 5f the
n bitth, edhcai
.s-;gradHatesSs
rs school of piii-
: one idea. the
Fcry. AS adyo-
ID avowed, there
b them and the
ht one desires by
perpetuate the
|bile the other
|all. They will
.0ni f0f haflsas
! G Topeka Gtti.
.,issi6fi into the
i theif id6iatrsj
pie stippliants at
! 5octacE. e,
Es and actor; III
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eF The latest news places Stewart "a
ahead of Rollins, for Governor Of Mis-
seuri. Its probable Ire IS elected.
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.CNB. LEIGH MCLUNG

DEAL ESTATE AGENTS. EMroRIA, 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.
REFER TO-Hon NJ. ID. catch. Aenia, D.; Hon.
&C. S, Hamilton, Marysyiiie, o.; g. w. Brown.
ESQ, Ed. Herald of Freedom. Lawrence, Kansas;
and w. W. Ross, Ed. Tribune, Topeka, Kansas.
Feh os lS57-tf
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DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing and
L. Furnishing Goods, wholesale and RETAIL
Corner of Piasa and Second Streets. Alton, Ill.
April %, 1856. 1y.
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B.w. WOODWARD, ia. PISLEY.
Woodward * Finley,
IITHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Drugs, Patent Medicines. Paints. Oils.
Yafnishes.
o' .- Giassrase.
eiears.
Brushes,
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6. q. Cats.

DEALER in Leather. Saddles, Harnesses and
u Shoemakers' Findings, Plasterers' Hair, &c.
Store on Second Street. Alton, Ill.
Nov G. 1856 IyA
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Toilet Articles.
Fine Wines Liquors, &c. for inal purposes.
Also BOOKS and STATIONERY. Periodicals.
Autographs, Sheet Music, &e., dc.
With the largest and best stock Of DRI IlsS IN
Kansas. We are prepared To ell all orders prompt
Is. and on the most reasonable terms.
Lawrence, Aug. Is, 1851.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
E. II. HAVEN.
IyENS. c. II. cRANDALL.
Ravens q CTandall,

IMPORTERS. Wholesale and Retail Dealersi in
l. China, Glass, Queensvare, Silver Plated, jap
panned and Brittania Ware. Lamps, Table Cut
iery, &e. Third Street, Alton, Ill.
April %, 1855. 1yf.