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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-16
Fursery!!
FIFTY THOUSAND TREESi

n Il J. R0DABAUGH WOULD RESPECT
II. fully inform the public that they are now
prepared to supply the following named kinds of
Fruit Trees from their Nursery, situated on the
Agency road, two miles northwest OF Birming-
ham, and seven miles south of Fairfield.
SUMNER APPLES.-Early Harvest. Red
June, Sweet June, Bell June, Queen, Bough
Apple, Summer Rose, Sweet Bough, Carolina
Sweet Eed AstEaehan, Geniton. Early Spice. ;,
FALL LAPPLES.-Smoke-hou Forsy tn 8 red
Goblin, Maiden Blush, Fall Wine. MonstFous
Pipgin. RAINBOW, Nandayer PiPpin, CaInpheld.
WINTER APPLES.-Wine Sap. Red Sweet,
Handayer, Spitzenbnrg, Newton Pippin, English
Apple, London Pippin, Grains Pippin, Torrance
Jelfiower, Black Hues Apple, Shoomoeker. Pry-
ors Red, Rome Beauty, Geniton or Never Fail,
Red Streak. White Pesrnain, Michael Henry
Pippin. Roman Stem, Baldwin, White BellefioW-
er, Northern Spy, Priestly, Sweet Romantic,
Swaar, Belmont or Gate, Rhode Island Greening,
Esophus Spitzenburg, Newark Pippin. kenzie's
Sweet, Winter Rambo.
Also, q variety of Cherries and Pears. The
trees to be delivered at Leayenworth City. and
1e,O00 at Kansas City about the 18th of November,
1857. D. & J. R0DABAUGH,
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Christmas and New Years Present

CufIBLnlGS ana N6W Cd45 110a6HLa
NOW is the time to purchase Mt great bargains,
N presents for your friends and children at H.
C. Hemmenway's, No. Al, Massachusetts, street,
Collamore buildings, who is selling off his excel
lent stock of dry goods at cost. He has great
variety of Ball dresses and all the appurtenances
thereto belonging. His store is continually croud
ed, and the ladies all CRY "0h! how how cheap
hesells,' Dec. 26. 'S7.
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| the Herald Of Freedom.

the Herald Of Freedom.
a Al Shawnee.
s. T., Jan. IL, 1858.
SIR The election q
warmly contested o.
in the usual way
her hordes, led by tn'
He showed his real
king our hotel keepei
would not, or did n0'
5 were, when asked /"
othing of the resuis y
tate officers, thoug'
made in that dire''
ht they started the ru'
80
|tate men were coniiDs
ks from them by force
kt it was unsafe % re-
heir poll books away, way
e judges how man. mn.
He said he could :. =,
, poll books when III n
was all he could 'e'
pnday until Satura., !.
In anything in regard =
I'm know nothing onls
! through the Star 9
| that S94 pro-siayeI'
State votes were poll.
10th parties say therss
k5omen on the groslsss ss
ncluding Missouri rIsss
Re only so Free ossi. s,;.
be Lecompton Con1s; g,
bart Of these voted .ss -,
refusing to take NV
em.
will be taken 20 pros
hd Clerks of the eiee :,
L the responsibility
Ens the names of VIZ
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For the Herald Of Freedom.
Letter from Moneka.

MoNEKA, Jan. LIST, 1858.
G. ". BRowN, Esq,-Dear Sir Il ar
rived at this place last evening and found
one of the most elegant New Years parties
that have ever seen. About fifty gentle
men and ladies were assembled and kept
up lively dance, with the exception of
supper, till morning.
Many of those present, met here for
the first time, and were most agreeably
surprised to find SO elegant, so genial and
so agreeable companions. The party rep
resented nine States, to wit Maine, Mass
achusetts, Connecticut, New York, Michi-
gan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri.
| The Hotel is now kept by Messrs. An,
drews s. Dennison. The Academy is a
substantial building. 25 by 80 feet, two
stories high and will be opened on Mon
day next by one of the best teachers in
the country.
Imet man here from Ft. Scott, who
1 fI6EIeS6lto tue guilty III ~
considerably disturbed. They are re-
porting that i'm Lane is on his way there
with GOO men to take the place and re-
lease the prisoners. There are two confined
there yet who have not been bailed out.
Mr.. Stewart was let out only a day or
two ago.
Many citizens are now compelled to
leave their homes and band themselves
together, as We about Lawrence used to
do. two years ago. to keep from being ar
Irested by the bogus officers. The diff
eulties here are not settled, and viii grow
worse rather than better, if the usurpers
continue their depredations as they have
done. 4 am told the people win general
n vote. The Herald Of Freedom is quite
popular IN this region as ! judge from
noticing two or three large packages which
come to this place by mail
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SsFayeds

IRON the subscriber, two miles West Of Law
renee, about two months ago, two yoke OF
Oxen. One yoke was about six years old; the
near 0xa black bfindie with the letter - on
one hip: his mate is 3 light red, with . rnan
near one, a dark brindie with mottle face. and
the OF one white OK, with red neck and q
large white stripe In his fsee. Other marks not
reeoilected. @s4
Any person giving information where they may
ks found will be libeFFily rewarded.
Isawreece, Jan ], Is5S. BAKER GUEST.
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FarnhaIn & CabeII.

A TTORNEY'S AND COUNSELLOR'S AT
n LAW, (same 0fice.l Will attend to all
business in their profession. and viii give espe-
cial attention to the prosecution of contested
claims before the Land Office, and to appealed
eases before the General Land Office at Wash
ingtoR. VIII procure Patents, and transact all
other business for Pre-emptors and others with
any of the Government Departments.
r. Il. FAKSHAM. t0ct II III PC. CABELL.
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hAKENun

rTAKEN UP as Stray, BY James TooIey. living
L on KaW River, johnson County b. T., 9
ehesnut sorrel horse. l51z hands high, about ter
years cid. with few white spots on neck and
breast, shod all around, appraised at $50 before
the undersigned. Justice of the Peace in and
for Shawnee Township. johnson County, h T..
this 9Th Nov. 1857.
Nov Il If JAMES ID. ALLEN, j. p
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Pre-emptors and Claimants !
William B Parsons.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW. Will practice in all
~ the Courts of the Territery-attend to con-
tested cases in the Land Office, all matters per-
tanning to Real Estate, ConyeyanciDg Execu-
Mon of titles. DC. Office in the Commercial
Building-LaWrence, Kansas. Dec. 5tf
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afrnxea etaIen.

CTRAYED OF STOLEN from the Subscriber
alt, brown Mare, about Il OF Is hands high,
with white blaze IN the forehead and one bind
foot white 70 the anele, heavy main and tail,
examination. Any person who sill inform me
where said Marc can be found, vii be liberalsy
f'Ssiess: Wafsss,. n,ssa. Ca 81. !. !lsa X &.
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g. N. Wood

7 AND AGENT. Will buy and sell Land
II Warrants, invest money for new residents,
locate Land Warrants, and do General Land
Agency business, guaranteeing from 5O to iOO per
cent on investments.
s. n. WooD, Lawyer and Commissioner Of
Deeds for Ohio 4Iyl -t.
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DisSOIuIi0ns

THE c0PARTNERSHIP heretofore known
Il and existing under and b. the name Of DIX
i DRAN is, b. mutualeonsent, this day dissolved.
RALPH G.. DIX will settle all accounts of the
late firm. RALPH G.. DIX
Janusry 5th, lsJe. JOHN NJ DEAN.
Having sold all right, title and interest in the
frni of Dix & DEAN to CHASSY B. DIX cheer
fully recommend him 70 the favef of the Public.
IOHy NJ DEAN
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Paints, Oil ana Turpentine.

i materials. consisting of Lead. Zine. Linseed
Oil, Paris White, French Ochre, Glue, Gold and
Silver Leaf, Bronze, Chrome Yellow. Chrome
Green, Putty, Yarnish, Paint and WhiteWash
Brushes, Patent Dryer. and variety Of Other
articles which win sell for cash at 81. Loai.
prices IS wish toclose that part Of my business
and confine my entire attention to the DRY Goods
to give me call at my store in Collamore Build
ings, st the corner of Massachusetts, and Henry
Streets He. HEMMENWAT. Z
Lawrence, K T. Get. IA. lS57.
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5G0ffinS.

d J. WAGNER, WOULD RESPECTFUL
L b inform the citizens of Lawrence and vi
cinty, that he has opened store on Massachn-
is prepared to furnish Furniture and Collins to
order, on short notice.
Lawrence. Oct. 81, 1857. I'm
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Capitalists, ATTENTION!

THE su bseriber knows of a first rate chance to
i loan quite sum of money on the best Of
security, and at a heavy rate Of interest. Apply
soon to E-8sy- ed JUHA b. HUUD.
Lawrence, Nov. IA, 1857. tt
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The Masonic fraternity in the vi
cinity of osawatomie, met in that place
on the 18th inst. to take action relative TO
the organization ef . Ledge in shst city.
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W. . e. SutIiff

MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer in Cloths.
WI Clothing, Hats. Caps, and Furnishing Goods
No. Mass. St, doors north of Biood's store.
Aug, g, IS57-tf.
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Circular

ITO ALL WHO WISH TO INVEST MONEY
L in Land or Town Lots in she rich ard rapid
ly growing Territory Of Kansas. where the pub
lie lands are coming into market at Government
prices would R9is Tsspee9qnilg n e ssS Shss have
City of Lawrence Kansas Territory, where /
win give my personal attention 10 investing mon
ey in lands or town lots. to buying. entering and
dents, on as favorable terms as they could do
themselves il present. ~ -
From my extensive acquaintance with the diff
ferens parts of the Territory its soil and miner
al resources, added to my long residence in Kan-
sas and on the western border of Missouri, / Hat
ter myself that can give general satisfaction to
al who may entrest busFea in my hands.
or IN Western Missouri. Twill continue 20 prae-
tice law in the various courts Of the TERRITORY
and attend to contested claims in the Land Of
fee. JAMES CHRISTIAN.
Bsrrister at Law and Com, Of Deeds for no.
Seut aS-tf
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r AND AGENT, next door to e. s. Land 0ffice
IL Ogden, <. T., win bny and sell Land War
rants file notices for pre-emptOrs, attend to pre-
empting town sites and private claims, defend
contested claims, and do any other business con-
nected with q land Office.
References-The officers Of the Q. S, Land Of
fee. Jan. . It
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we;;p;ous Notsee.

Rev. WILLIAM WILSON, a Presbyterian Cler-
gyman, viii preach at the Congregation al Church
in this City, next Sunday week. Jan. 24th) at
21-2 o'clock p. n. ~
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DEFY ALL COMPETITl0N!!
Josiah MiIIer,
Dec. p 81 [

SEEING that we are about to have legal au-
~ therity established in Kansas, announces
that he will noH attend to any business pertain
ing to the profession Of the law. Settling here
in August. 1854, and being Editor Of the Kan
sds Free Sidte," (which was destroyed IN Law
renee. slst May, 1861 he is well posted to the
best places for investing money on speeula-
ton, and as to the true condition Of most con-
tested claims IN this county, and viii attend to
any business of that kind.
\. B. That his Office Of Judge Of Probate does
not prevent his practeing law in all other courts
Of Kansas; but it gives him authority to admin
ister oaths. take depositions, Acknowledgements
Of deeds and other instruments of writing.
A number of 100 acre warrants on hand. Of
fee No. u, Massachusetts, St., opposite Express
Ohee, Lawrence. Kansas. Dec II, 81 IF
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WAY has szInaesesa gone Deno.


livery man must satisf himself 81 70 the
IA reason foE tl9s sad calamity, afiictiag IS it
does, the curse Of Fro-SiaFery lpOn young and
growing state hope that Kansas viii come
out right get, and II she does let not thcD Denoe-
70 prevent this considerable noney viii have TO
be expended, and es have exhausted all nine
IN building Ely new Store, 7 skdH Be zEzder AAs
Heessity Of aT1gsfy reQassffHd az ae1o zae TO
make fu1leddzas Passz6f. II have any fznds
remaining from what am obliged 20 use IA ny
bushes. i viii try and use it 70 0yertnfn the
shsm Democracy Of the eoaHtry. Pay up friends,
Pay np- s.s=5
Con Pa :.AsP j. p.ssgssssns rs 6
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Hemmenway's Depot for the Sale CT
English, Fancy and 1EiIlineryeoods.

II G. HEMMBNKAY respectfully informs
LIZ the inhabitants. of Lawrence, and Of the
Territory of Kansas, that be has recently
opened his new store At the corner Of Massaehu-
setts aud Henry Sts., (Collamore BuEldings,)
where he viii sell for cash. at wholesale or retail
fresh importation Of the richest Fancy and
Millinery Goods ever brought into this Terri
tory, at prices that cannot fail to suit all. He
will continually receive from Boston and New
York the latest, richest, and most fashionable
Of ali articles in his iinacf trade, and be fatters
himself that as his entire attention Is devoted 70
tbisone branch of business, be can sell 81 lower
prices and goods Of a superior quality. than are
sold in any other store In the Territery, Com
~ Merchants are particularly invited to call
and exsmsne.
lawrence. June %. Is5z.
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caleb 8. Prat,
]. o. Parsons,

DEALER In LAND WARRANTS. FARMS
~ Town and City Lots. over the Cir Drus
Store. Lawrence. Jan. 9, 1855. 6ms
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nr Hon. HESHx WILsoN, of the U.
s Senate, has our thanks for copy Of
sas Patent once Repozs sor 1853
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s. N. wood

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE; FOR LECOMP-
y ton Township, duly qualified. Law day Sd
Monday in each month. Office, at my residence
one mile southwest of Lawrence, in Lecompton
Township. p. D. Address, Lawrence, Kansas.
Oct, 25tb.
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|ue Dropped.
Fe were somewha.

We were pmewhat
neighboring rival .
associate the othe,
to some of ourpo.
reason that he diff.
Expressions we had
tier alluded to wa.
ne of its reception,
e fully noted. We
fiple remark, which
/, was made seueral
office, during which
Y times stated The
| That no injustice
re immTiately in.
e paper. Stating that
en absent some sey.
Ft, during which Pc.
onsible TOR anytainq
in our columns
lived him from re.
ot fully satisfactory
pressed it, that v.
further justice.
been too precipitats.
filling that he shall
rass US again, which
ire, we have taken
lis name from the
columns until we
nnection or interes.
I'D Of Freedom estab.
has had, only as a
e the separation Of
| ditorial department,
change the business
Ern.
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lfl In Harnesses, Saddles Trunks, TAlises,
Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Saddlery, Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings. Buffalo Robes, Whips,
0vershoes, Fly Nets, &c. Store No. 10, Second
Street, Alton. Ill.
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Com shenersI Com shellersi
) great variety. at the Mammoth Hardware
l. and Stove Store Of NGLE Barker.
Dec 10. s.,
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JANEs 4. FRAME. HEzEY b coSvELL.
Frame & ConweIl.
ITTHOLESABE dealers in gun powder Keep
~ constantly on hand Rife. Sporting. and
Blasting Powder. Also safety fuse Al orders
will receive prompt atteaf5on. Once 50 taefar-
nsSzre stsre. ksaaB gisy. lie. 3sE 3sn
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cLAYPooLE. 7. J. NEW
Claypoole & Newby.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL B00KSEL:
w iers and Stationers, and dealers In Wall
Paper. Sheet Music, Periodicals, de-, Leayen,
worth City, Kansas. Law, School, Theological
ture, late and standard Music. An the principal
Eastern Papers, Magazines and Reviews received
in advance of the mail-back numbers supplied
mittees on libraries, teachers and purchasers
generally. sa
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Mechanics Tools.

Mechanics Tools
A FULL ASSORTMENT of Coopers' Tools.
II Blacksmiths' Bellows.
Timers Tools and Stock;
rCabinent Makers Tools and material,
just arrived at the Hardware Store,
Sept 26-tf HICKS x BARKER.
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girl wanted.

A GIRL TO DO HOUSEwORK WANTED,
I \ to whom very liberal "a, Wages VIII DC paio.
ENQUIRE at THIS OFFICE
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Severe.

Severe. r
be Topeka Tribune.
er cotemporary jour.
particularly annoyed
ion of the " Boilers
3d ult. He devoted
q half to their ben.
fticularly amiable il
uage on that ocea-
not do him injustice
ew sentences
Topeka have no part
18th that movement
. HESITATION is felt anl
la6g. zrHo. bU arce11t;r,
4, scould thu: leopard
Z uery existence of h
asons than have ye
ID upon as being no lon.
representatives Of hci
lands rests the futur..
I, Of the millions uls
n!fcmtcentral lanas
4 upon as SEEKING
at the eTpense Of &
and as MAgIFEsTIye
q EUIN," and a dstn.
Upon the suias eftk
arty tchose qfAafiau
10 haze heretofore op-
the people of Kansas
poses. |"
compton Constitution.
the 21st ult., return;
br Constitution with
FOR Constitution with
majority for cOnsti.
P,540. Over half Of
f2, was returned from
ID Kickapoo precincts,
u to exceed 500 legal
e who recorded theii
fitution without slave.
fed against the Con-
have been allowed ID
buary, there were poll
It of the Legislature
ice as many as weTs
Pmpton Constitution"
z all the frauduleni
Brent precincts in thi
facts it seems impcs'
IN force us into .h'
compton Swindle. 1t
mt that he who run!
9 State officers in ou
of the votes of tn
|gainst it, and Gov
kNToN, and Senate
Eainst it, and the Pres
his action, we hav'
|efeat, and a just en-
Igress, allowing us t
[ution for ourselves.
II Freedom, list is dali.
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i Freedom, list is daily
the Territory. We
brial subscribers nov
had before since the
r. paper. Our friends
1lities where it is circu'
lilly invited to aid Us
Eulation. Letit be ev'
red that we have sus
rst the voting, actiOi
slothtul, inactive, do
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Clubs ? Clubs Z

A ny one wishing To take the New York Trb-
n nne, New FORK Times, Missouri DelnoeEat,
or Chicago Tribune, can now lave an opportu-
mia, as am making up clubs 20 commence on
the lst Of January. e.f
publications Of the day. Weekly and monthly
numbers for sale &C the counter. rs
Schesi, miscellaneous, chadren's books. and
blank books and stationery for sale.
Dec. 10, ft o. WILMARTH.
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~ Strings, &c., for sale By o. WIBMAKTH.
A Ii kinds of writing paper, enEelopess pens
"A and pencils, for sale b. o. RtLAARTH.-
A SMALL assortment of boots, caps, and win
~ ter clothing On hand. .aad will be sold cheap
to close the concern o. WILHARTH. :
A CCORDIASS and Flutinas. and Music A
II fresh supply this day reeeEyed.
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RULLENE REsn


Masonic.
THE REGULAR MEETINGS of Lawrence
L Lodge, No. 6, are held on the first Thursday
of each month, in Masonic Hall. overthe Express
Office. JAS. CHRISTIAN, W. Al.
Aug I5-tf
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Robert L. Frazer,

WATCHAIAKER AND JEWELER, dealer in
w Watches. Clocks, fine Jewelry. Revolvers,
Fancy Goods. 90. iy4
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Turuer & sidway.

BANKERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS
- Exchange Building. Kansas Avenue. Wyan
iott. K iyflef
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Custom work

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO MANUFAC-
w ture all kinds of work in our line of busi-
ness, to order. Great care will be taken in. the
selection of stock and you will get good article,
well made By calling at SHANkl4lN,S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
n. B..Repairing done in good style. and at
fair prices.
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MONEKA ACADEMY.

MRS. HULDAH A. GOODWIN would re-
1fI spectfully inform the public that she vii
open School in the Moneka ACADEMY, Jan. 4th
1853 Instruction will be given in all the variou,
branches of an Elementary and Collegiate course
of Education French, Italian and the Spanisf
Languages Music, Drawing, Painting, and al
kinds of Ornamental work will receive particu
tion. -
Elementary Course, 50 100
Middle Glass, sag $500 90
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy,
and Higher Mathematics, 60
Languages, each extra .--.-. 90
Drawing and Painting, Cd
Ornamental work free of charge.
HULDAH A. GOODWIN, Principal
MoLLIE A. McGRATH, Assistant. 3mes
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To DIV Goods Merchants!

THE subscriber has just received on sale from
l. the best Eastern manufactures, fine Sc
lection of Cotton Goods, including Sheetings-
bleached and unbleaehed, Shirtings, 0snaburgs,
Stripes. Tickings; Canton Flannels, &C.. &C..
which he will sell at Eastern prices, with no ex-
ira charge for freight or ,ther expences.
The goods can be seen at the store house of
McAlpine 4 Co., in WYAND0TT, and will
richly repay examination. j. NJ. WINCHEIL.
Wyandott, Nov. IA. 1851. 3t
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Wilmarth's Circulating Library.
CIRCULATING EIBRARY-NE NEW AND
~ popular books arc constantly added, as pub
lished. O. WILMARItH,
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B. SLATER.

T,ORwARDER and general Commission Ner-
chant. 10. 81, Leyee, ST. Issnis, No.. has
unsurpassed facilities for, and gives special and
persondE attention to the Forwsrding Depart
nent, has long experience and general ae-
qnaintaaee with Steamboat owners and Cap
tains. Express and Transportation Companies
eenteriHg 1t this point. and assures FOFHardefs
and Shippers generally Of his ability to contract
freight at the very lowest rates.
Orders for buying and shipping al kinds " est
ern produce, hemp, wool, feathers, provisions,
groceries, machinery. 4c,, solicited and prompt
IS stsended %. To insure safe transit, mark
packages Care Of b. Slater. St. Louis. No..
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To Country Merchants.

VOU WILL FIND A LARGE STOCK OF
l. Custom Made Stogie Boots, at SHANK
LIN'S Cheap Boot and Shoe Store, opposite the
Morrow House, which we can sell on terms to
suit the trade. IL. SHANkL1N: e
Oct. "a, 1857.
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WaferProaf Raofs

WATERPROOF Roots
WHEN YOU WANT 4 GOOD ARTICLE OF
w Winter Boots, call at SHANKLIN'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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Fl. NJ. Simpson
PeoriaGifY

NOTARY PUBLIC, Office No. I, Massachusetts,
I street, Lawrence. Office hours a. M. to /
p NJ Dec 1881 If
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Keen YonrFeet DrI

Keep Your Feet Dry.
A LARGE STOCK OF INDIA RUBBER
IA goods, just received from the Goodyear Man
ufacturing gCo..-eonsisting of Boots. Shoes. and
Sandals, which will be sold low for cash, at
SHASKLIN'S
Chean Boot and Shoe Store.
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A ccoHAogATEs srsv'Isss igs B, ss:sS:ss !: DC g
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Rutter Tor SaIe Low.

lust RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER
y $50 IBIS. Fresh Butter for sale low BY the guam
tity. Also 900 dozen Eggs very low by the lot,
and a little Lard for sale at very high price.
Sept. j, 1857. c. STEARES.
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WE ARE RECEIVING OUR WINTER SUP
w plies of Drugs &e. Our friends in the in
terror will please send in their orders to the
CITY DIUG STORE.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-06

PA1D FIRE DEPARTMENT AT RICHMOND
The City Council Of Richmond, Va, have
determined to organize paid FIRE depart
ment. The Dispatch gives the following
items of the plan proposed:
'The ordnance heretofore reported on the
subject, provides that the Fire Brigade shall
consist Of a principal engineer, seven COM
mandcrs, seven foremen, and 108 fireman, q
commander, foreman. and 16 fireman, to
each FIRE company, and the same officers and
IL men to the hook and ladder company;
each commander may hireGnot more than ten
slaves to assist his company, but they shall
not be considered part Of the brigade; no
person under 2l years of age or who does
not list for State or city taxes $50 Of taxable
property. shall be member; the pay Of the
principal engineer to be 81 900; each com
mander, $500; each foreman, $3.50, each
fireman. 500 per annum payable quarter
~. the hire Of each slave not to exceed $40
per anunm.