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CoAL.-An excellent place TO leave your ordeIs for
coal, P. Il. Wizards City Office No Is ExcE.aEs
Place He promptly delivers all Kinds OF coal a. the lowest
market rates. See his advertisement.
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Later from Havana.

SAVANNAH, Dec. lI--By a later arrival from Cuba.
we have Havana dates to the 18th inst
The Sugar market was firm Molasses was inactive;
Freghts were dull, and Exchange had slightly de.
clined.
By this arrival we have received an account of 3
collision at sea between the bark Howard from New
Orleans, and the bark Rover from New York.
They came in collision off Havana. The Rover suz
tanned considerable damage, but the account makes
no reference as to the amount of injury sustained by
the bark Howard.
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CoRDGALs BRA&DrEs, WISEs.-At the store of
Mssss E laiznan, % $ Louis street may 5lal tie
which they aiyyrtise-aoe brtn,is-, aias ,ofs
preserve fruits strIiass W refer "a their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13

y A. FAFlSESIOCK'S NECRNIIFUGE HAS
u long teen regarded sth favor and confidence by large
body Of the regular medical profession in every state in the
Onion preparation unsurpassed By any, and is daily
scrbed BY the most eminent physicians throughout the United
Safes During the long period Of continued popularity spu
rOus and teret limitations have from time 10 time made
their appearance Never has been necessary the part
Of the buyer to exercise ndcOns caution purchasing the
genuine article than At hs time These limitations often
close in their external resemblance b. Fahneock Yer
muge be we'll to put upon the unss pecng
purchaser article which he neither wished intended to
buy It is not enough to buy Of accredited but
purchaser must use vigilance avoid being imposed upon and
must examine Ovcry bottle assure himself that he is buyng
the genuine b A. Fahne,ock's Yermuge. n2l lm&W
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COPARTNE RSHIP.

N IssOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHlPT The
~ ershp heretofore ng nder the style and firm
the IeI DECEMBER inst. HAtEER / BROTHER will alone
''' '''' '''''' V JOHN HAIIER,
....... I X, ,. L Hh1dihNSN'
HAILEE 8GoT4ER stl co.tnns the COPPER TN
Tchonpitoolas Street. d I'm
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE THE UNDER
s{ fPsa @y s 9 IA 9" gS s2ashp in @ cry
tTansacting Note, Stock aud Brokerage Gasiness.
New Orleans, December / 1898 dl
MIR. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES PARTNER IN
changed. COOPER 4 NEGRERT
New oreans, December / I.5s. : w d t
COpARTNERSHIp NOTICE-HAyING AssO-
~ giats with me IN tfe Auction lssi9ess Mr. r. MONT
lame and style Of JULIAN NEVILLE + 90; -.
New orleans, Nov q, 1853 L., We 30 In IN
cora BTNEESEIP-THE UNDERsIGNEDH HAVE
ln5a 41y i29sd under ne name sud style
8aE4igg R92s and General conissioq b4.4e,s st No g
New Orleans, NogemberI 1888 " n9
nIssOLUTIoN--THE c9P4RrNERsHIp HERETO
KEP PLe sTs q t FIX e@ 5 the 1Rs and y,s
Either partner vllus lie name Of the firm qndatiug
Tle la.teess viii be continued BY JAMES j. card and
a4n lame and syIs oi BARD CAULFiELD "a, '"'''
New Orleans. November Il 1858. MIC In
7 fl. CLABK's PHOTOGRAPH AND DAGUERRE
- OTYPE GALLERY,
No, 81 Canal street, New Orleans,
Over Tutusis shoe Store.
nz5-P5otographs copied from old Daguereoypes, and
lsrsed any and coored in OIL Water Color and Pase
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13

DUNNO puncheons superior Gnz, for sale in bond
Ii nv 5. VIOLET,
MS corner Grayier and New Levee sts.
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Notice hereby given thai AZ the termination the ccpar
nershB existing according 10 written articles of Hgret.
ment, between the members Of the En of Baylor Co the
will le dissolved and the unfinished business Plaeet IL
liquidation. &C. BAYLOR.
Manchester March. I55S. a8 lttW
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nA1ENT HOT-PREsSED MUTE. ROLTS

Knapp Carter Wilson Co. Pittsburgh for the sale their
celebrated hotpesea Nuts and Bols of all sizes aud descp
iJns, for makers pillow makers and maChnists also,
Wheel SrruPs, FAnge B0l Tie Bolts Nails ETC. in lots to
suit purchasers made Of the best Tennessee Price lists and
samples at the Office Orders from nachuistg and country
eeaeis solicited, octl ly
n W.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
W. ing Warehouses, Is prepared accommodate those
Of obtaining Storage having large oomy and
odou buildings specially adapted fer the various articles Of
commerce. rom their proximity the river and shipping,
and the facilities afforded for loading and unloading with tie
diminished risk in Of fire, tbeug all Fire Proof he
s0ed to offer advantages not heretofore attained
DELTA WAREHOUSE, at the river-For g rain and other
Produce, corner OF Front and Lafayette streets.
MERCHANTS WAREHOU SE-General Warehouse In the
rear Of Delta.
WABASH wAREHOusE-For Lard and Bacon, Fulton
street
Poydras.
attention ofmerchants and oherssolicit4d n2f #
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HNEHUANTEPEC CIGARS-25,oOl MADE OF
i CHOICE Tobacco " SIS per thousand, for sllut5y
Il. a. PICKETT.
j4I0 IS ST. Charles street.
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8;H6~ EOlI BOSTON = KN9ULAK EEINF-IFr.
A. nd iast sailing packet ahiG May Flower,
will have dsp4ch For balance freight passage amply to
dl GEO. W. HINSON 4 Co. - Camp Street
an FOR BOST0N-rHE Al FAST SAILING
EFef American ship John Pattelt, Captain Patten is
$szuow loading Tor the above port. For freight apply
j. p WHITNEY & co,
80 Caroudelet street.
For rassnge. nprlv to the cantain ON board 30
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aa,RggsgEE MEDICAL, SClGGICALAN NE
H23sge6 sstes& Oh ANlcAL DENTLSTRY,-Dr 4. ?. nGs-
Ef 3a3sA TIE manufactures superior tacsl reetl on
N~-LLLGIJ Cold, Pia}Hh, Silver or Gtfu. ftEcha.
Teeth removed without pain. Office, No 10 RaTonle street
ReW JrssuE, ~ "
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S&S FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al FAST
kNKFs sailing bark Neneyn, Capt Roberts, is load
sng and having most Of her cargo engaged and going
bord wila2e INN ediae dispatch For basnce freight
apply board opposite the Vegetable Market Second Dis
trirt1 Or TO j. II RASS,
MO 1l9 Common street.
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pkUIT-FRUIT-FRC -FRUlT-FBUIT!
ANTHONY AsTREDO
Regs 70 Inform the phbc that be nab closed his Restaurant
Oyster Saloon sr the suumer aud l keep
hand DE largest and choicest collection Of FRUIT be 0un
the City. Arrangements and have been made
the largest and finest orchard owners the South.
jus, collection Of Peaches Pears Apples Melons
etc, which can't be equalleu in tie city.
ANTHONY ASTREDO,
iei6 # No. 10 Royal street.
MIR. GEORGE BUCKINGHAM HOLDS OUR
" f1 power of attorney net passed before james
" 4 COLEMAN BRITToN + wITHERs.
FLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER-lhe
undersigned have hand aud constantly receiving
Foda Yellow Pine Lumber to which they invite the attention
Of The trade.
10000 feet dressed, toagued and grooyed Yellow Pine
Flooring.
100000 feet X inch thick dressed enyued and grooved
yellow Pine Ceiling
100000 feet y inch square joint Yellow Pine Flooring
100000 feet dressed Yellow Pige Weatherboards.
l5JOyUD lte Yellow Pine assorted cauug Jojst, Weather
boards inch Boards lx3 Strips etc.
SAN'L MCCONNELL L CO.
Successors Merritt L Mcconnell,
..9pe and Howard ,t~ New Basin.
H- Any conNucatiCu dropped in Box Il, Mechanics As
suchtiou Eeudtd g.. iel 6Tu
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PHILADBLPHIA.

6fEN FOR PHILADELPHIA-Re Line Of
sEN P4cketsThe Al fast sailing packet bark MeYrf-
EEV mae, Captain F2 having all her cargo en-.
gagged board will have dispatch balance freight
tppiy GEO W. HYNS0N & co,
d. 81 CAM street
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
Importan, from Rurlingams.

Judge SCHUYLER writes US, under date
OfJune 9Th, that there is great excitement
at Burlingame. An attempt at murder
aud robbery had been made upon one of
the citizens a few days previous, on the
Santa Fe road, a short distance east of
that place. A Peoples Court" was
organized which was proceeding with an
examination of the facts, and vigilance
committe had been appointed to carry
into execution the sentence of the Court.
The Judge writes that the prisoner has
confessed his guilt, and that he proves to
be one of gang of five or ten persons who
have been committing various depreda-
tons upon the country for some time. 1t
ispresumed that he will be hung, but not
until he HAYES fair trial by the only
Court which can do justice in the prem
ises. Judge S. was on his way to Law
renee when the intelligence reached him.
but he Immediately returned to Burlin-
game to prevent any hasty and indiscrete
action in the premises.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
A Houa Thrus<

The store in which Mr.. CAMPBELL was
cletking, who was killed by Hamilton,
broehst d Co., near Chotteau's Trading
fost, and from which he was taken to be
snOt down like an OK, belonged to Hon.
WIN. MONTGOMERY, the Democratic Rep
feSentativs in Congress from Pennsylva-
MA, who introduced the so-called Critten.
dsn bill in the House, and who stood by
Kansas, her interests and honor, through
cut the late protracted contest in our
national counsels. Mr.. CAMPBELL was q
warm personal and political friend of Mr..
Aontgomery's, and his death will whelm
that able representative of the people in
gloom, and if ever inclined for a moment
TO hesitate in his course, he must be de-
cded from this forth.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
celebrz lion and Picnic.

The COOP TEMPLARs have determined
to celebrate the Sind annniversy of Amer
lean independence in Lawrence. To that
end they have engaged the services of
JOHN c. VAUGHAN, Esq, of the Leaven-
worth Times, to deliver temperance ora
ton on that occasion. Gov. Chas. ROBIN
SON will read the Declaration of Indepen-
dence. The procession will form at half
past ten O'Clock, and cross to the west
side of the town, near the spring, where
a stand will be erected and seats prepared
for the ladies. The various lodges of the
Good Templars, the Masonic and Odd
Fellows Lodges, the friends of temper
ance, and the public generally, are invited
to attend.
A first rate time is expected, and the
largest g altering ever seen in town will
no doubt be realized.
a picnic dinner will be furnished, each
person contributing literally, either in
provisions for the table, or in money to
defrsy expenses.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
Postponsmsut of Land Sales.

It's officially announced that the Land
Sales are deferred until the LIST and 18th
Ol November. The sale of city lots and
""n interests in Kansas, which are adj
'srtlsed to be sold on the Sd of July. will
Oe deferred to the same period. 1t is to
O' regretted that the public land sales had
NOs oeen deferred to later period. The
p0ncy oil the government, however, seems
!" be to hurry them into market as soon
as possible. We think there will be no
aOpe oil obtsininga further adjournment,
therefore it becomes necessary that every
man having a claim to the public lands,
suOald take measures at the earliest posi-
''e moment, to prove up his right to the
sane and pay the price fixed by law for
their entry.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12

Louisville precinct. at Louisville. Judges.
Robert Wilson, Jacob Emmous Chas Jenkins.
MARSHALL COUNTY,
Palmetto precinct, at Marysyille Judpas I
W Middleton. J Ciardy. G W Brown.
Black fermillion precinct, 81 the house of W
5 Blackburn, Judges. q ) Evans. j z Miller,
w blackburn.
M'GEE COUNTY,
Shoal Greek precinct, at the house Of Jonathan
Harris. Judges, Jonathan harris, w A Fizer,
J W Boyd.
HartsviIle precinct, at HartsyiIle. Judges, J
\ Ragan, % ID Hart. Jno brown,
Spring River precinct, at the house of A
Head, Judges. Joshua Ellis, j " Hoaper, War
rem Aiken,
DoRS COUNTY.
Mission precinct, at the Usage Mission, Judges,
Augustus Captain. John Simmons, George lin
ker,
WILSON COUNTY.
Is attached, for voting purposes. to Woodson
county,
GODFREY COUNTY,
Is attached, for voting purposes. TO Greenwood
county.
CLAY COUNTY.
Is attached. for voting purposes. to Riley
county.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Is attached. for voting purposes, TO Marshall
county. q. W. DEITZLER,
WIN. WEIR,
HUGH -. WALSH.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
Dropped.

.saucss over which zoe had no
...1 cm upel us to drop the name of
-..,didste for the Presidency this week,
=. .bould hive done last week, but for
=. f,ct that our newspaper was made up,
- ready for the rress at the time of the
rrsortunate occuren ce alluded to.
III but Justice to or readers to state,
-. !, has been understood for months
IA, Gen. LANE was an aspirant for the
Presidency, and we are informed that
:. has been laboring with considerable
energy to get his name brought forward
s A candidate for that post. Yea, more,
!, is said that some of his ekaQuers had
,oue 50 far as to order the printing of
large number of autographed portraits of
the General, under which was to be in
scribed. "The Sixteenth President of the
United States" These portraits were to
be distributed all over the country, and
tins, with the aid of the letter-writers,
public opinion was to be moulded, and
GENERAL LANE was to be the man of 1860.
/. occurred to US that the best way to
meet such crazy proposition was with
rdcule, hence our burlesqus candidate for
the Presidency; and hence the sarcastic
articles which followed.
While, personally, we have no contro-
vsrsy with Gen. LANE. yet, politically, we
conceive him the most impractical politi-
clan we ever knew, and his counsels the
most unsafe of any to follow. The tragi-
cal affair, which he has introduced into
the politics of Kansas, is more fatal to his
prospects than all else. Sarcasm loses Its
sting by the side of it and becomes levity,
while the whole country stands appalled,
in view of his high-handed outrage upon
human rights. The name of Gen. Lane.
Ike that of Aarosa Burr, will fill a mourn
full page in the history of his country. We
drop il in silence and in grief.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12

" Mr. MoRsE and his excellent lady
passed through this city a few days ago on
-asir way to Emporia, which place they
&c visiting with the view of laying q
.OuHaanon for future college. Being
experienced teachers, and with practical
n.O"iedse of the world, and of business
e, 'hey propose to commence on small
ssAie' and work their way up as the wants
u 'ne country shall demand. Mr.. n.
testimonials from many of the
.'lss. teachers and literary gentlemen in
Ae East. bearing evidences of his worth
man, and bis qualifications for the
~s' which he is about to occupy. We
'O@mend him to our friends in Ernporia,
.ao trust that they will extend to him
'sery aid in their power.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
MoALPIN & CO.,

McALPIN & CO.,
Formerly Of j. s. LEEcH. McALPIS & Co.. Pitss-
bHrgh, Pa,
GENERAL
COMMISSION & FORWARDING
Merchants,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE Or
Pitssb'gh Manufactures Generally
DEALERS IN
Pine Lumber, Real Estate, &C.,
LeVee.
wYANDOIT CITY,
KANSAS.
REFEREECEs
]. S. Leech L Co. d Pitisburgh merch'ts gently.
David Leech, Esq Leechburgh. Pa.
Harris, Leech Co. Philadelphia.
Isaac Rich Co, Boston.
Z. W. Theirs Co., New York city.
James George, Esq Baltimore.
J. W. Burbri5ge & Co.. New Orleans.
Springer and Wbitemsn. Cincinnati.
Ii. ID. SewcOmb d Brother, Louisville. Ky.
Orr, Dalzell 4 Co, Evansville. Iowa.
WIN. p. Young, Esq, Milwaukee.
E. 9. Hall 4 Co.. Chicago.
"; u. Chick Co, Kansas City; Mo.
Thos. Ii. Benton. Jr.. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
). J. HamilI, ST. Louis.
Won Phul, Waters Co., st Louis.
Goodrich, Willard Co.. :.
North Scott,
Crow, McCreary6 Co.,
Wales, Cabot d Co.
Switzer. Platt K Co,
Charles, Blow L Co.,
Squire 4 Reed,
iCPThe subscribers have for sale the follow
ing which they offer low for CASH;
s51.ao9 feet selected Pine Lumber, assorted. in
Guiding matched flooring, clear and No.
stuff;
I0o. 0o0 best seasoned Pine Laths;
zoazona1 Pine EbIr~Ies.
1860 feet Oak Lumber. seasoned;
40.oOe feet CettonW'd
1900 it. Bk Walnut
1850 CoitOn1'd 4 Sycamore LOGS near theeity.
SEQ kegs assorted Nails, from SIS to ee's;
"a tons yuniata Iron. assorted sizes, from =
round TO X "a;
/ ton best Juniata Nail Rod Iron:
1G Cooking and Pari0f Stoves:
$500 lbs. superior heavy Stove Pipe;
gross pint snd quart Elasks;
. boxes 1umblefs and Glass Jars. assorted;
tvO-horse Wagons; light do;
sett TinDers' Aachines Nos lie and 3:
sett "a Tools;
1 Mower and Reaper, Aanpy's patent;
Ito bbls. old AonOn9ahelz Whiskey;
GO boxes Assorted Glass. from 9 y 10 to
L. le.
30 Corn Hand Mills;
To promote the interests Of Wyandoti City,
and induce the inhabitants of the Kansas alley
and the interior generally to have their goods
landed here, which II the most accessible point.
as the st. George Packet leaEes Wyandott regu-
larry foT Lawrence and towns above, they have
reduced the rates Of forwarding to 5 cents per
100 lbs, and l-s per cent. fog advancing freight.
AeALPiN h CO.
Wyandott CITY, May Is. Is5e.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
Rerubiieanism.

Never did we observe more silly
movement by any party. than that of the
LeavenwoFth Times, in its last Issue, ID
raising the banner of Republicanism. Il
proposes to fight the battle against the
Lecompton Swindle under that banner,
and represents that the Territory south of
the Kaw is very generally organized on a
Republican basis
1t is true that few Topekaites., in the
vicinity of Topeka. are organi zed, and
there may be few in Lawrence, but if 50,
we have no knowledge Off
The idea of making the issue on the
Lecompton Swindle Republican issue, is
not worthy of consideration. The Repub-
lican party of the Territory, if thoroughly
organized on party basis, would be great
ly in the minority. There is hardly a
man of common discernment, who is not
well conscious of this fact. We have
talked with any number of leading Free
State men, all of whom have been frank
to concede it. To organize Republican
party, in which all the Republican ele-
ments would blend, would be to unite the
Douglas and Buchanan Democrats and the
Pro- slavery men, and very many mode
rate Free State men, in an organization
against the Republicans, which will surely
defeat it.
As for the Lecompton Swindle, all par
ties are united in their hostility to it but
to raise the banner of Republicanism, and
the issue is changed at once, and disaster
follows. We are glad to know that our
leading Free State men give no counte-
nance to such blind leaders.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
KANSASLAND ACENCY

RASSETT & BRACKET, Surveyors and
~ General Land Agents, Lawrence, Kansas.
will give prompt attention to the selection and
location of Public Lands; buying and selling
Real Estate; the collection of dues; payment of
taxes for nOn-residents, and ali other business
connected with Land Agency. LAND Wac
RANTS furnished at the lowest rates, for cash IOr
on time. Particular attention paid to all bust
mess sent by mail. Houses and eity lots for sale
and rent.
Rsfere7e6s HEM, Williams & Co.. Bankers,
Fairfield, Iowa; A. j. Stevenson Co., BANK
ers, Fort Des Moines, Iowa; Col. N. A. Walker,
Register Land Once, Fort Des Moines, Iowa
COolbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Burlington. Iowa
Gov. Charles Robinson, Lawrence, Kansas;
Adams Swift, Leavenworth, Kansas; Hon.
u. 5. Boutwell,, Groton, Mass.
o. A. BASSETT,
g. G. BRACKET.
Lawrence. May .. IsSs.-Iyr
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12

GA quantity of goods on consign-
ment are offered for sale in Leavenworth
by j. W. Skinner, commission merchant,
on the 9Th of July. Among the names of
persons known to US, whose goods are
offered for sale, we observe those of
j. Kicker, d. Fl. Weir, O. II. Hubbard, of
Lawrence, and E. c. K. Garvey of Topeka,
besides many others whose names are not
known to US. We have posted slip with
the names of articles, to our outside door.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12

6T The eastern press represent that
about 5000 votes were polled in favor of
the Leavenworth Constitution. 1t has
made that discovery in consequence of
the reports to that effect by aye letter.
writer's" We doubt whether 1000 votes
were given for the Constitution; indeed
we are not quite sure but it was defeated
entirely, as all our late intelligence from
distant parts of the Territory, show heavy
votes AGAINST it.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12

OF In consequence of covering so much
space on our outside with Mr.. SEwARD's
speech, which is conceded to be one of the
strongest against the Lecompton Swindle,
and then the large number of new adver-
tisements, and particularly that of the
Board of Commissioners ordering an cleo
ton, agreeably to the English bill, on the
I'd of August, We find it necessary to omit
several articles of importance prepared for
this number.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12

q VI Gov. DENVER. accompanied by
''' ROBINSON, Judge WRIGHT, MI. Nc
,,AesHLlS Of the Lesvenworsh Journal,
AA'oecretary STANTON and several other
SSs4sismen, started for the South part of the
=. ,''iisory on Wednesday last, to contribute
: l influence in ailaying the difficulties
iataas quarter.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12

OF Sealed proposals will be received
at the Post Office, in Lawrence, directed
to A. A. A, until Saturday next, the 18th
inst, for couple of good lots, suitably
located for private residence. Please
describe the number, street and location.
Cash will be paid in hand for those lots
which may be selected.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
LAWRENCE. x. II.
saturday Morning, June IL. 1853.
h.,+v of The Press.

,bv the liberty of the press We understand
,hs liberty Of discussing the propriety Of
n,rn r.e.sures and political opinions. let us
pa0". mueh Of it as you please; but II ii means
ss'S afroafiag. catHnssfdsing and defdaa-
iAe ,.at1er. |, for ms part, own myself will
y. - mart with my share of it whenever our
~ :'r n shall please to alter the law; and
n .sserfully consent to exchange my liberty
so.-l others for the privilege Of not being
I'D nyself.-Fra"kRtH.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
JOHNSON HOUSE,

Lawrence, Kansas
THE proprietors having taken the above Hotel
l. for term of years, and having reftted and
furnished the same, would respectfully solicit a
liberal share of patronage from the travelling
public. The proprieters 1atter themselves that,
from past experience in Hotel keeping, they will
be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor them with a call.
:. X. HUS0N, ! p-,,-;.,o-.
A. n. BLACKLIDGE,i 1F"V''''"'S'
~ Stages leave this Hotel daily, for all parts
of the Territory. A good Livery and Sale Sta
bic is connected with the House.
Lawrence, June II. le5a
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
SaT.MiIIs! SaIV.MiIIs
JOHNSON EMERSON,

DIASa FOUNDRY, corner of Eighth and
L Belle Streets. Alton, Illinois, sole Manufac-
turers of their celebrated - Challenge cast iron
frame CIRCULAR SAW MILL, capable of saw
ing from 5OcO to 1900 feet, surface measure hard
lumber. in u tours. according to size Of Mill,
and power applied.
Steam Engines, Flue and Tubular Boilers,
Lard Tanks, Wrought and Sheet Iron Work,
Sash and Muley Saw Mills, FIGURING Mill Ma
chinery, Lard and Tobacco Screws, &C., &c.
IL ORDERS respectfully solicited. Address as
above,
\. B.-Small Portable Engines and Boilers for
Farming and Shop purposes.
*4+-Machinery for Kansas and Missouri de-
liyered on Leyee in St. Louis free OF charge.
Inn 5-3m