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HARDWARE AND STOVES.

TNGLE BARKER would respectfully in
L. form the inhabitants Of Lawrence and
Of the Territory Of Kanz9s that his man.
moth Hardware and Stove ktore, No. 8
Massachusetts street, Is now open, where
he has on hand and will keep constantly
for sale, for cash only, the largest and b?st
selected stock of Stoves, Agricultural I'm
plements, American, Englisr and German
Hardware, Nails, Window Glass, Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden, Crockery and
Glass Ware, ever brought into the Territory
of Kanzas, at WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
at prices that cannot fail to suit all.
/ ask the special attention Of COUNTRY
| DEAL To an examination OF my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as AIN
conf lent can fill all orders in my line 10
a, better advantage than small dealers can
obtain them from any other source, as buy
all my goods from manufacturers and in.
por,ers out of first class jobbing houses at
the East for cash. My facilities ior doing
jobbing business ARE unequaled in The
West. .sf 6...I .0ad
also have connected with my establish
ment TIN SHOP where manufacture all
kinds of TIN, COPPER, and SdEE1
IRON WARE, attend to all kinds of Job
Work, Tin Roofing, Spouting, Guttering,
Brazmg, Plumbing, &c. Special attention
will be gwen to this branch Of business,
and none but first class workmen employed.
| am practical workman ia the different
branches Of my business, and hope sy fair
dealing and strict attention 10 business to
obtain share Of ,ublic patronage. Try
me. LoOk out for me big Tea Kettle.
l4tf INGLE BARKER.
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H, ]. CANNlEF.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

JUSTICE OF The PEACE.
I'm few days copy of the laws will
l. be received, wheu / will be- prepared u
act in All official capacity IN collecting
debts. t, ....
am now ready to perform all other du-
lies devolvins upon u Justice OF the
Peace.
having purchased supply of the most
approved forms OF Deeds and Mortgages, |
am prepared 10 furnish Blanks, ill up the
same, lake acknowledge and have
the same promptly recorded, if the parties
desire.
All other kinds of writing executed with
dispatch and VI reasonable terms.
Inc undersigned has opened an Office
for the purchase al d sale Of real estate ia
all parts OF the he'rerritory south Of the Kan
Sas river and has amy quantity Of lots in
Prairie City ioI sale.
de will transact General Agency bust.
ness, including Fire and Life Insurance in
The best offices in the States. Tens rea-
sonabie. Information Impaired yratuit.
ously, postage being paid,
II. ] oANNIFF.
Prairie City, Aug. s, lS55--34tf
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a Bargain.

Mr. E. P. Harris offers great
bargain in our Advertising columns
His farm is only triae over mile
from town, is pre-empted, we'll inn
proved, and is offered at the low
price of $3.50. This is decidedly
the best bargain that has, to our
knowledge, ever been offered in this
region, and such an opportunity
would not now be presented did not
the proprietor design going to Fra
zer's river. We recommend this
property to the attention of CAPT
talists. ..,.g
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
Never Yield to Ridicule,

Never let your honest conviction
be laughed down, You can no more
exercise your reason if your life is in
the constant dread of rdicule, than
you can enjoy your life if you are in
the constant fear Of death, If you
think it right to differ from the times,
and to make point OF morals, do it,
however rustic, however antiquated,
however pedahtic it may appear, do
it, not for insolsnce, but seriously
and grandly, aa a man who wore a
soul OF his own in his bosom, and did
not wait till it was breathed into him
by the breath OF fashion. Be true to
your manhood's convictions, and in
the end you will not only be respect
ed by the world, but have the approx
al of your own conscience. f,r
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
IA W o FFI d E.
JOHN. M. COE,

Attorney at Luw and Notary Public
WlLL be always found in his office for
I w business, and may be consulted in
any department of his profession but will
devote himself especially to the following
special branches
1. TO the preparation Of every kind Of
Conveyance or Instrument affecting real
estate; and to the determination, by suit OF
otherwise, of contested titles to Town Lots,
Of land in Law ferce or elsewhere.
3. To disputed Claims IN the Land
Offices, and in the General Office at
Washington.
3, To The preparation of all papers and
proceedings in the collection OF Claims,
and the settlement Of estates, and the
bringing of suits in the Probate Court for
Douglas and other counties. l2tf
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

OFF FOR ARIzoNA.- Inc last detach-
ment OF the Santa Rica Silver Mining
Company, among whom are Mr.. Id
ward +. Gross, lOr holAe years con.
necteL with the city press, DR.. U. b..
Hughes, leave this evening Tor An-
zona. They carry with them PRINT
Ing press, and complete outht, and
viii, we hope, be en,lrely successful
IN their new home Cincinnati En-
Quirer. "a
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
Prairie City Republican Club.

The next meeting of the Club will
be held ON Saturday evening, 2lSt
inst, at early candle light. 1t is
hoped there will be a large gathering
at this meeting, as business Of great
importance will be brought before
the Club. Mr.. w. Ii. IL. LAWRENCE
will address the Club on important
matters, which will, be worth hearing.
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Itia Not 4 lDzye.

WE subjoin q few uames Of those whs
4 w reccoinmend Mrs, 3, A. ALIENS Hair,
Restorer and 2ylobalsanl. prost. Eatoh,
Of U0ion Universlty;"The falling Of hhn
ceased aud MY grey locks changed 10 cigO
inal color Rev. q, A. Bpckbpe,, irpssg
AIN. Bible Union, N *; "I cheermlly add
mytestimonyr II. Y. Degeh, Ed Guide
tOIHclhcss, Boston; "WecaiR testify toilA
eiTects,S Rev. Eo n. EhIrchild Cor Sec.0
Ch'u Union, NgYsrUsd in, my family
with beneficial epests,"s ReysAy Webster,
"0h'n Era" Boston. "Sinto using your
preparations, j AM neither bald ep yrey0as
hcrttoior," Rev. j Jyil. Cornell, ccrystc.,
elc., nv Ya at has restofed thehaIf Of bIs
ofwy i6milyiloiisIoriginel color, aud s'op9I
ped its falling cph0aelcp glcs We cAnI
duole fyon numerous othegs,of long smnl,
ing,j .,urNpp aud A,horica, but lvr iursIivi
inf ltioil, send iNr' 'tiftultf nv wy ~ ~
.Alga9d hlphllS. BstAp ALLEN'H tf VA
49,, y, ma. a, ~
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The New Hotel.

We observe that the masons are
now plastering the stone work of the
GRAuAMs' hotel, and soon the whole
stru ,ture will appear in beautiful
color of white; 50 the Doctor informs
us. This will be a very handsome
building, and will add much to the
beauty and convenience of the town.
1t probably will be completed and
opened to the public ere long.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
ES- Our eytimable friend P. B.

EE- Our estimable friend P, B
PLUMB, Esq, OF the Emporia News,
honored us with a call this morning
From him we learned that he has re.
Gently taken a partner in the pub
fishing busineSs--Nlr. STorLER, Of
Emporia. The Ne@S, under Mr..
PLUMB's management, was one of the
best papers in the Territory, and we
doubt not it will still continue to be
under the new arrangement.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

EE We received copy Of the
Leasenworth Herald, datediAug.y .y7th,
on the 9th--only tsOo days coming !
The quickest time ever known at this
~ L0pl0lV Nlg lll5 hdN Vn0 INV " Wf
oIuceafil0guI HiS .YffJ NfdIfNH w
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

ET The last Mlnueola Statesman
blowed considerably about us and
said, among other things, that we
were an "ass," "stink in the nos
trils" OF certain people, &c, We took
all this we'll enough until we came to
the place where the editor called us
BRoTHER when we frankly acknowl
edge we caved. That was the un-
kindeSt cut that concern ever gave us
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

Gg- Major SHORE has purchased
the stock OF goods recently owned by
Mr.. GouDY, and has once more re-
suned tue mervhantilc business, at
his old stand. We are glad the Ma
jor has got at his old business again,
and hope he will meet with good
success.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
CHOICE OF GIFTS.
III EREAFTLR every purchaser, before
IL purchasing his books. has his own

GREAT AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE,
No. 2J3 Broadway, n. l., where tue gifts,
consisting VI JLWLLRl, DC, AND VA.
kYlNu IN VALUE FROM 10 CENTS
~ Two HUNDRED DULLAkS, aud
aways On Exhibition lN AMPLE
SHOW CASES. Our New Descriptive
Catalogue, containing large variety OF
Books IN every department. OF Science and
Literature, (all OF which are sold at regular
publishers pricesJ and explaining OUR
NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM Of
allowing every purchaser hlS oW N
CHOICE or 1lF is, aud settlDg forth un-
equalled inducements to AILN 5, will be
sent, post paid, 10 any Individual, on ap-
plicauon. Address, A. kAENLY,
Agent, No. 29J Broadway.
Aug, 5, 1856 .--J4 I'm
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

aRT Mr. GoJoy is about to open a
new store in town, II is rumored.---
Good ! 'rThe mor,, the msrrier"I
He is to occupy Mr.. scott's new
building. "'''''' ''''t''''''
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

AN INFALLIBLE REvElpr Foa KEEP
ING CooL in Hor WEArHrR.-Keep
in good humOr, avoid all spirituous
beverages, and literally patronize
and paythe Printer.aa loaqf9a
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

A% II is said there was as much
rain fell in Illinois and Indiana
during tho month Of May as falls 10
.anoordinAry season during half q ysar.s
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
q. X. RAYMOND.

| ATELY of Aurora, Illinois, would re-
~ spectfuly inform the inhabitants of
Prairie City and vicinity that he will soon
reside in their town for the purpose Of
repairing clocks, watches and jrwelry, and
he pledges himself to execute matters IN his
line as well and as at low rates as can be
done by any other jeweler in the Territory,
He solicits patronage. 22yl
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A DV n tbs h III n N rs.
uEVAGE WuAEG,
ca BINE I..u.iAER, AR CHITEC7

JOIN Err work Nj AN,
M OULD respectfully nform thecnlzens
w oi rralne Cily aud vicinity lnaC ne
has rented tne shop formerly occupied ny
Mr.. tlniey, whcfe ne 10 prepared ~ llLh-
tully execute ali orders slv1n hlln III The
Laol"et nAAlng, Jolnerins ana Archltcct-
ural business, III Lae lHoSJ Woihmaullke
inallner and On lne most reasonable terms.
For good Arcnl.eeUule he Will yield W Tue
Workmanship Vi none in JnlS vlclnlly.--
UUtrINo made 10 order wlCh the Utmost
dlspa cn. onop la BLOCK 81 Cnulcn st.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

ET Wsarc unler obligations 70
Mr.. JOHN BALDWIN, Of Berca, Ohio.
for copy Of the Berea Cottege .Gasette,
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"HOLD YOUR HORSES ".
Says Griffith, but we say

WAIT FOR TIE WAGON 4"
"a L, the undersigned, having entered
w Into co'partnership ana ercc'ed II
large and comulodlous shop upon lhe north-
cast corner ot DAY ION ana Aurora str.els,
rraine City, To1 me purpose ol carrying oh
The wagon and Carnage making business III
us various brancavs, and iceing colnpe-
telt ~ render satisfaction 10 ali who may
favor us with their patronage, would re.
specially sollctn share Vi the same,
N. Is. fancular attention given 10 re.
pairing wagons, carriages, agricultural inI.
pltments, &c, DC,
2&yl BROOKE d DEARING.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

R@- Mr. GEoRcE WoIFp 10 ininsw
bupiness. AAa. adunrtisaaasns. -aa .na-l
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
FAkn FUR sALE--pKIOE 500.

FAkM FUR SALE-PKI0E $3.50,
A N Improved Farm Of 100 acres. This
Ia farm lies about p miles southeast
Vi tralrie city, Is undel 5ood Stale oi lni-
prONenent, ana Will be sold lor Ine low price
VI S0JJ. 1 VIII sell The whole Or one null
ol il, as desired. Payment required down.
luis tarm Is pre'rmpted, and Is worth
Sl,oOO For furlher particulars, apply tO
lhe subscriber, On The premises, VI address
MN al Lawrence, foSt once box o2.
70 h. 2. HARRIS.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
A C1rear Book For:Agents!

pDUBLlSHED this day, Feb. oh, 1858,
L 'Eity years in UhaIns'l lor tile lie of
an American Slave. NIItten by himself,
43J Pages, Ulolh, Gilt Back, llice VI w.
THIS is INC title of one OF the most in
,enOcly interesting biographies Of the day.
IL is ,ne plan history on an American slave
in the lar South, who after Two Or three es I.
capes AID recaptures, finally, an old mart'
found freedom and rest lii one Of The North,
Drn Stales.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
READY FOR THE E
Spring Cam paign!'

READY TAKE AIM FIRE.
A Nd then charge with all your might
"A and nam with pick-axeS, crowbars,
spades, snovels, stone-lamnlers, and every
other necessary weapon, into the slolle
quarry On Liberty Hill, and construct there
formidable stone fortress for JOHN
GRAHAM 10 secure "a retreat and obIalh
fresh supplies OF building material when
he Is strongly pressed by The numerous up
pllcatiols 10 Ue made 10 him Tor his services
III housebullding. Mr.. Graham is fully
prepared to execute all orders that may Do
gwen him IN the stone masonry line, ahd
will work upon SUCH terms as will be eunoD-
lecllonaDle " his employers.
1871 JOHN GRAHAM.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

LAWRENCE, FOREVER!
NOUBTLESS MINNLOLA possesse,
~ numerous advantages Tor the location
Of the Capital oil kahzas; but whether you
believe il or not, my store in Lawrence cost
more than oil the buildings in Minneola
put together. Its r.....I. I.......
SIXTY FEET L0NGl
Twenty-Five feet wide, and three stories
high. The walls are built Of solid stone
AID The troIt is oi brick. 1t cost a CHEAP
uf money, and IN order to pay iori,, shall
be Obliged to sell "right smart chance" Of
Goods. Therefore, good people Of
PRA IRIE CITY
And neighborhooJ, when you visit Law
renee, JUST dlop in AID deposit with hy
clerk few Of your
SHINING GOLD DOLLARS
And shall be excessively obliged to you
My stock consists Of eUerythtng a man
~ants to eat together with great variety
OF notions in the ... o.
GROCERY LINE,
Not usually kept in KanSas stores
Also
have opened a RESTAURANT, wherC
WARM MEALS ..
eau be obtained at all hours Of the day, fo
the moderate sum OF 20 GENTS. Also
HOT OYSTERS
At all hours Of the day and evening, 70
. % CENTS A PLATE. ,..
~ No charge for showing the premise
to all honest people.
UAAS. STEARNS,
l4ly IS Mass,.st
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4 Lose TIME GETTING THE Cows a ccr-
tain distinguished citizen of Milwaukee, Wiscon.
sin, who had filed the highes, office in the State
was once in the employ of farmer in We crn
New York. Among other things it was his du-
ty to "bring in the COWS" One evening the
COWS and the boy "camc home missing" Some
years after, the farmer was passing down East
Water street. Milwaukee. and saw the name Of
his COW boy over the door of one of the largest
warehouses in the West. He walked in and
found his boy in the counting room. He stared
a moment on the truant, and then bruke out with
"Hallo, Len, have you found them cows We; %
One can imagine what foowed-a mutual re-
cogniiion. 1t is said that the old farmer was
pacifPd withou, a breach of the peace.
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.sl yss7s CANAL RAILROAD. WHIT

Fsei5aslagsSsv5 CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
-2A---AI Dcoenihcr 18th, 1857. Trains viii run daily
Sunday cXceped) follows
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
$50 NJ, freight rain, with passenger attached fr
Northampton connecting at Weste with train Western
Railroad for Albany, Troy aud intermediate stations
IL 70 A VI arrival Il $50 A. VI Express train from
New York, connecting Northampton with Conn
River r. for orecuGeld Brattrbpro, Bellows Pals in
temciiate stations
15P VI for rianvc and intermediate stations In con-
ncctiou with Il Is =. n. train from New York
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON At
Is NJ connecting at New Haven with 20 = NJ train
Tor New York.
20 for westded in Connection with train on Conn
River Il. X from the North Connecting Westdcd with
train Western for Pittsfeld Albany Troy and inter
mediate stations.
LEAVE WEsTRIELD AT
90 A. for New Haven, connecting planvle with
train on Hartford Providence and fshkil Railroad for Hart
ford Providence and intermediate stations. At New Haven
with o IS A. ~. train for New York
LEAVE PLAINNfLLE AT
II 80 NJ for New Haven, connecting at New Haven
with LEO p. ". Express Train for New York
COLLINSNIILE BRANCH TRAIN
leav" Collnsvie at Is A. NJ Returning leave Plain
vile at o. 40 \. NJ. ~ ~
FREIGHT NOTICE
fr g forwarded with dispatch from Northampton New
YORK. and New York 10 Northampton through without change
Of nj
Daily lines Of Stages RI Tom Northampton to Amherst;
Haydenyie' Florence and lladley From
Consyie New Hartford and Wnsted From Cheshire tn
Waterbury. p DENNIS, General Agent
New Haven, Dec 18TH 1857. 81
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
Sullivan RAILROAD NO.

V05aJ5s55sFsSlH SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
E..sssttsssiisg TICE. CHANGE OF TRAINS
s-Nz--Ah- On and after Monday December II, 1891,
the Morning and Evening Passenger Trains will be dsco-
tnued.
The Train down will leave Windsor at Ito, Clarcmon at
IS, and Charestown nj 200 =. NJ, connecting at Bellows
Fails with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Sc and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New York, &C. arry-
ing the sumo day at Boston and New York.
The Mail Train up will leave Bellows Falls at IL 30,
Charlesown at 90 and Clarnont at 3b r. NJ connecting
Windsor with Vermont Central trains for White River
junction, Wells River Burlington, Montreal and 0gdens-
burg.
Windsor ut 60, CaremOn at 900 and Charcst0wn at 1850
A. NJ connecting with train south Of Bellows
Pars. Passengers Ivy this train take the Mail Train for
Reand, leaving Bellows Falls at 1880 y. NJ or at r. VI,
Returning leave Bellows Falls at 49, CharIcsown at $40
and Caremont at $50 T.. NJ. for Windsor.
Passengers going north will leave Springfield at 100 W.
and Boston ut $50 or HOO A. NJ.
G. MERRILL, Superintendent.
Charlrsevn, Dec pth, 1857.
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g for peculiar and delightful duty, and

morning for peculiar and delightful duty, and
took his leave
Bright and early the reverend gentleman was
ready and waiting, when a carriage was driven
up by i" sorrel'' boy with lreckled' horses,
who rang the bell, which was answered by the
domino in propiid persone. The following dia-
logue ensued -
Boy" Is a pusson ERE as goes to the cars ?"
No, sir | am going to wedding !"
The boys face fell as he said Get in sir"
But" remarked the clergyman, ado you
know where to 60 iol"
mo- sir r.
"Nor do l. Who sent you ?"
"Mr- -, sir"
{, Well, go and find Mr.. -, and inquire
where ] am required "
or went the boy with his carriage, and in a
short time returned and the conversation wss re-
ncwed.
Have yon found out the place ?" asked the
minister.
" No. sir but I've found out what street he
went on you'd better get in, sir, guess kin
find it,"
Aud in he got. After riding some distance,
the carriage was stopped, the driver got down,
opened the door, and with most sober coun,e-
nance said " There's feiler dcomiin' gal
here, you might try the place." And the dom
mic did try it, and fund the precise place his
services were needed by two anxious and pal
plating hearts, which he quickly bound toeeiii-
or in the indissoluhle bonds of mairimony. Az
ter the services were concluded, the story was
told. and a happier, joer laugh has seldom been
heard. There's Teller acourtin gal here,
you might try it "
Drivers are the repositories Of many secrets
worse than that, hut are as mum as Mcmnun gen
orally Bg6dlo Erprcss.