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The Ottawa free trader., 1858-02-20
DIR. II. JAMES,
Extract Of CannabiS Indica.

tAcohoiic preparation from the leaves imported from
Cacutta)
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
Q Q n S u M p TION.
Bronchitas, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Nervous
Debility, &c.
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE
q None genuine without DR., H. James 10 Grand
St., Jersey City" blown in the bottle. For sale by
feb20-2m d. WALKER + CO., Sole A0snfs
The Ottawa free trader., 1858-02-20
Storage
A CARD..-CITY MILLS.

New Tobacco and Cigar store.
Il LEWIS, dealer in Foreign and Domestic Tobsccos,
- Cigars Fruits, Candies Nuts, &c, La Sale Street
one door south Of Gays Furniture Store. febl3-r
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
Bridge & Ferry Notice.

tustlhe uuur's.Hu'd y AupIil to a." fd ~
nprrtI.'rs ~ tf d T Iut', cuut t}. ~ tttt Aotu't
os.ion ih IS, i,r n u,,Isr o" rbt - i"l
liaR,- Dnd t,uj utt,.a ne Mifdls 81 'tp IWkth
trhcr ttrerHt,w uds Hiutu iir JuHciivti Hith IN"
ott'i ioTk oi s4id tlEtr
fYG " sTlHP. fAV 'GE.
'}d"e't roxn.h'p 'uN f.h 1858 ~ In
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

DsPARTURr or A. L... . DIPLOMAT.
MI sic Belly, VIII - opor,u,us in 81.
sngua or ntcd SO mnch su' picion in th :
,.ntry. went of in tn.. Pas, y. .l"-..;.u
\, a., kind enough t. lte ~ 'ptlcr t. tn.
,,s. before his dep1'tu .. in vhi.h he dis
ans any intention Of ;r gGug a.pi II
4, Uaited State. and wishes Us - believe
L,the i. not the terrjbie fellow we have
|,,eine hiu to be. II says xprcss y thar
I, eed not have my telr Of him. The ht
/, french ion j. tn mnEunuiWoUs. We are
|,ui that on PEOPLE aIe too stupid t. ap-
|r,ci te sucr fnrbc,ran @ Billy declare
H. yi.it t. Central America WAS "A purely
|.a,rti6 nature. That he hIpcd couc'ct
n. O.eanic Canal scheme, ard thinks the
|,nericans will lie me bruCfttcd 10y hi
|u,rti ms than the reop o If any other ma
|~a. H. pitches into tilihu te,isn vigor-
|ml nj winds up promising to Ito gter'
eel. himself in Nc 'agup, It te is proper
h batked up " ! Ddy Ho0t.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
Sugars, Buttera. lnmIs, sc
ALSO, --

A lprrc r's r mon of rrup' T. we, LrmN,
"irr,r. and ,ycry rrtycle. Usraiy und Ia n we'll
,pt tr G. o,y SIur
SOW is The itue 20 %, y. ns IL" stock MUST NE
lI', nui pu op'or uur, T. ~ 81 'hn ir 'n'ey
n.. DO rrt sni-h your Fables hand "mr y - l'D
tHIhiIpA G ~ A. =. FLINT
l0I Iitp .t.,tu y md II gh ex. uoti ,m ons 10
HrututW 4 CO.. Mar ,Ir ~ IN
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
pAlLY BUTTE PfC0RD.

I,w. The d N crrcy OF I,~uh,,r r..,u.
!. ,,,d Hon San ne Doug as FIR Governor.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
THE CGtRqr.

U,srr,-r corrr-rhri N,nI IN Iauuarv. urs'
81 a.,ip 81 s. ~.ruui Moud . 10 %osomu'r, auG
.I,....... NruN, rl August
,..rsrs c.r.r..-iir-t Vou'a' In Nrrch and Inn'
..eo,.! VI uI.y re ~opicub ?, aui 'urL Monday IN
y ,,r'uu,5.
. ,'.i,d uou ..t iu Nprl, = ,.y aud SO oi,rr
paor.rtrui.ar - 'o'r % VI 'ui IN February aud
r,,, ,nird uond.y ia ApkIs'. "u! second llouGds
''..r, og @srra,t.,a, --'ic. ~ At N,niay ~
sl,. Nn. Au. asI November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

|yEW ADVEKrISE'lENTS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

Hr. y. e. SDJN :. ,p,,-c ylv"ru-rnrit a.
yrrI.rg rurarpc =, in auotherc lG.nn. ttt#tt'
a.,,r.l.ng Physician in this State, ha- cured NOR
pa,cr'. thansry other. Attention 's called =" b'.
.a!,uul. .urit. u
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

NUeprR IN SHASTA r 4 ucgronamcl
lass vas nurlrre /. SIS ie Red Z uT
L,ron, hy lhn Il. k chic. NJ the resi- lcncc
n Allen NJ solorus on |; rk eve K IN Shas
h. euaufv, 'n the'm ,rriug Cf tie ith inst
bn lrrihe following circnm.tnnr. accord
| z to the ties es'muuy of thc t.Iuwu5 wiz.
Iss... who were iutrudncrl arl ,".'u o.
|uqne, hrl ~ Cln')"- L F-'rr. Jo--
II fhe re CO. "a iho j.h ios' Margaret
Sadnu. AGcn NJ Spl,r1-, T1ou,-
arp. I'M Bcu ~ aol d J 3 ~m tl--
ch ~, u.'l Bus of ca ling4nn an irtl-
asnamc, wni-b pu1uaE" Hfcbio-t i ID.
| I'd upon III, a., her and hc vou >h o.
J, H,ck # ot in for IT, lue "ecr' i p.
| ithar BE- had "a ci hin any dtete-p"c
uime.. and ~torte wish Nr Sal'ru-
Il wsgon t. pejl c be f. he1 Il cua ct
hi = witt li-,.d,. tn, hIll taking Ill .rt
i in The ct ann. thence ia the l.lt site.
rang through lie unIu r.eiy, causIu-
ierni heno rhale.
Nr Sal u. with tho aSss'"u"e e W..
re. at rnct i by the hurg, nrrost. Il RI
at Ist ~ he wa PCS nag into ~ our ho >e
'e he had a e'ot gun II1 ir'l WIN buck
4 I. ~ith wh ch j. j. be ict,d, BE- irt'ntc /
Xxi NJ. Sad ru- We iu.r tDo.u what "
ne heiri that &c must have he "A drtinr'
h Tle +, VIM arc some his HFWZ
|rer ie wns nrrc-te He s'ii he un p
tS'r kL VII . hIlrA ~u'l that putn'i b'
bbed Gu .nl l. hli N,ucl at has ONE,
d agnln. thnt Nr SsJ'u now h1I d
bite ban ". 49, ne ial cc,uci ont ia
aks s.u'~. O ent. 81 .ornln'' '"'.
lr tlntk b,nr ab,u the IA am hld G
I'd by him An jtiuc-t was hr,t np y
|eboIy, nn We Il 81 rruHrel t'nt dc
pei c,me to hi- death hy qua SHOT
sad, lnfi otel by an = k,e4ie
|yEW ADNEkrISEN.ENIS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
0p0yNEE SUMMARY.
,s,u's INsrrTrTIoN VIII nE,orEN o

GYMS TsrlTCroN Will RE-orEN oN
Nmla, ue1'. u b instant or the reception
'' -.r-.. or r,,s.-.c'-oo omhr'~"s tho vlrior.
r........ ofau Er. ..H Etuoa' "n. t7stl' on the
,,l.t ,r5-oycd prime pe.. ana from aeNtovledgrd
t.,fto.ts
.t.,,..eyI,pe If Ir-t.ue 'nf. tn those " have
..i tlp,n-..lv.4 cf 70. ter'hts trr gnv irnRth Of
..,a ana tru.f- O., show 2 Iise result hereafter.
r r..e.tl .tl.er Haviu- en-. .0.rrr.t tht tn-ire~s ~
,,.,-t- r, Yantn. UrW ARDs uF TWENTY uNE
Vt.ps 900 hr.rqs 70 b'rr. tee's'nr iiy. a large
.4 ~ .yr.rt~f ce. Hlao WHICH '"ihitK i rfo'@
,,no.it- inirpoting io'rfr '''0l q q"l,ed ~ nn'
SUN 90 g." 2. K WILEY
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AttrntInn sir kmiwhfs!

ALL kNlGur> TENPLARS ot butte soru'y are
resp ctfhIy invited TO attend meeting "i Sf
Nhight-, son saturd y. 2lst y OF August, 4 D
lS5S, \ e ~ at o'clock \. NJ,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
Saw Mill For Rent.

BNHE NDEk-sGNt - ot tFERr ION KENT,
his trw siean saw Mll, si'usied Ia 'he t"wn
+ Mooresst 9. iuiis county ~nid miH T. iosat
nDn uf lhe Anrgt pinsTlr- 10 tho -l"ie' tummirius
u thr vtrrtirs - PINE. ~ th~ r'ent~ undnhec.
loorrsYuls Is fHIldIy impr 'itg ~" large water
trhes VIII b. tuu,ii,t tta 10 his place during tho
ilnintf cd th.fo 10 gf' ~ "e1 bhd tor liant er.
her is a, Wy cnt aud hauFd ul"n ho ! Nay of
= nit .H r. nscrnt qutn'l'y 81 hts 4" tm - NO
t1uUj ir.t 4 iutntsr. Tns .vfifs MI be- ~. for
,lfticni r., rnGuire of g.. LNi'-. on the premises
AoDr,eviile, aug Oh. ls3s G. LYLE,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
49,. A..n,.-. ~ - n.-- M Nn.st.

EgrI7l\Vp-bturtor street. opp .i.c il.r NnrlSet
CTliu> X NoDE NIfr. Ag""s. OT"'d'r
-.--- TlGTNAoh supplied on tbr met lioera'
-,,. AIS 3n
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

T, -e,s. Merchant nri t'h'Fs. wanting n'rt'
IL,,, ac,o1.,s 'ilstai. ,'tt p single er rom
.,,4 ..i.irat % a-oii' 4. e-o@r'ir Cs hnre hsm
.-.t,-. s4,. C c.rrsctness 4na d.fi -, p. u
- -.... s.--f,.rv Iq,v 70. 1855 la
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
urW WAY II GoFs. .-Tne .Ntlrs. rnhlish

=
ruE Way " GoFs.-Tne .Ntlcs, rubbish
~, Murp'y's in Ca.averos county. com
;as Of 80 re let Of t'e | dinns hv the
t6,n Federal Agents The p %, dcs.alel
ssoes I've mean The lndia's) re Nirg
J. and the strifts, acco'd rg 20 the .N;irs.
=. .ouad-. That pa' er thus mment> u, n
!, violation OF the law, in e Ing these Ii.
z.rs lQuor
IN the name Of G d. what ras an Irdiar
,.,pt to do t earn hi- Sl25 Ter month -
70 interest himself in th,> very mtit-r :
,,l when. where o IN ~hnt rarticuhr in,
sspre-eut enc ever mndr the Sigh est e.
s,t 10 rest'ain or bring 10 punishment one
"a ese vile fl nders against law: |, one
.atary inStnnce can hc ro.ut'd cut. W.
|. MI ike to knOw it, and give him the ben
|,sl vfit.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
" w TTTT-V'
WILLIAM II ARMSTRONG


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; Effects OF
u1-rrJrGN's NE,l'AELt ,tuHt'H 81
Il.E- n r.rptr- Ai|e. r,.,ne au nppc'Hc.iur"d
% Qhei.h ami ',u- othe -l7ie'o. oul t'ssi1a'ins
n-ps,,ic symp.om-, ace t,l,h wonlsftal E'en
4er.u4t. .,sjitaiei. ac-k a.d eua. atd lct-on
u.l.or t.aae. should Try tat oncr. o'c ~'n"g'a.-
ttl ls,r, t4r,. q nn. elrh day, beior" me - Or u
rbr ppicul -hopll fer atyor chidtna debd''aiod
.,olii,n. b.ll th .u.u,y wiI q" Uti' sufficient
-jr.u-iA ..c.'o-. .. alt VIII he realized tnnvcp
short tme ard ...,iucr the gaaent"l the uu'h Of
DO. bosc nm,d happy results, VIII ch have e.'ncd
.or ,ls.e Ba,r, such an culilUie r'lutDt'o" every
"icrc
hetl 10y Drlryi ls, Groceries AMI fret class sa
lool.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
The Mustang Linimcnt Cares

49, The Mustang Linimcht Cares
D, .ruuuti-iU;
rh- Nu-,ane Llaimeut cures stiN MS;
rl~ Nr-tm- Li'i mont lr"s Burns aud wounds;
The Nustl,g ,iuir mt cures SoIes nj Ulcers;
The Mustang Liui.nent cures CaAed "re-sts ana
Sore Ntrpi,s,
The Mustang finiment cures Neuralgia;
Tne lI,ttlg ii - nrnt cures Corns and Warts;
The Mustang I,u,nchti worth
looo,o0 uOLLAkS PtR ANNNM
To ,hc United ~ittr~.H' the prrserNerand re''"rer
of ,Alulbl. h1 srs and cnttlc. II cures al Srrn'hs
sails Wounds, -tiG Joints. &c.
Wily,u answer this question: nd Won ever
hrarof amy ordinary sore, ''"cilu'. Spr1n "r sen.
ness citn,ron man or beast, which tn" Mustang
,.iii. cnI would uut cur,2 Uld ou ever vlst "lN
r,. .ppc'atlr Hrugg,-i i1InN pm ot the w"ft--H'
rntrsie Ava.r Nu" "trn--"h''i not sN ''i' va
Discover, rf thrneof' ~oa every ~ hue
f,r,, inuij, .n. li hn,'it. ihr'e .tt"s. MN l.
II PAhh, Piopurt"r-. NtV N'rl
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09
Il a " 0 FFIO B..
JOHN M. COE.

attorney at LasO and Notary .Radlic
WILL be always found in his office for
w business, and may be consulted in
any department of his profession but will
devote himself especially to the following
special branches
l. 10 the preparation Of every kind Of
Conveyance or instrument affecting real
estate; and to the determination, by suit or
otherwise, of contested titles to Town Lots,
ofland in Lawrence or elsewhere.
9. 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., 1858-09-09
HARDWARE AND STOVES.

TNGLE BARKER would respectfully in.
l. form the inhabitants of Lawrence and
of the Territory of Kanzas that his man.
moth Hardware and Stove Storc, 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, English 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
DEALERS to an examination OF my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as am
conf 1ent can fill all orders in my line ia
better advantage than small dealers can
obtain them from any other source, as buy
all my goods. from manufacturers and i'm
porterS out of first class jobbing houses al
the East for cash. My facilities for doing
a jobbing business are unequaled in the
West.
/ also have connected with my establish
ment TIN SHOP where manufacture all
kinds of TIN, COPPER, and SHEET
IRON WARE, attend to all kinds of Jot
Work, Tin Roofing, Spouting, Guttering
BraSing, Plumbing, DC. Special attention
will be given to this branch of business
and none but first class workmen employed
| am practical workman ia the different
branches of my business, and hope by fan
dealing and strict attention to business tc
obtain share of public patronage. Try
me. Look out for tae big Tea Kettle.
l4tf INGLE BARKER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09
The Umbrella Bitter Bit.

1t rained--hopelessly. The clouds
came down. in sheets and sluices,
Mons. de H., an elegant Of the first
water, found this second water too
wet for him. He was islanded I'M
der another mans portico, and not a
hackney coach or an umbrella within
screaming at.
Suddenly, around tho corner comes
plain citizen, housed under q pro-
tecting heaven of blue cotton and
whalebone but under this umbrella,
walking alone. A thought seizes
Mons. de II, He rushes to the citi-
zen's side, and seizing him affection
ately by the arm, commences the ca
ger narration Of touching train of
events. Not giving his astonished
listener time to respond, he hurrieS
him along--sharing bis umbrella, of
course, as he goes along--and cling
ing close to his side and vociforating
the confidential communications till
they arrived at the Boulevard, he
stops at cafe, and then, for the first
time apparently, takes a surprised
look at the face Of his umbrella lender
Overwhelming apologies---had
entirely mistaken the person thought
it was his intimate friend--begs ten
thousand pardons, and lodges into
the safe inside Of the coffee house.
But the fun was to be in telling the
story. 'H
TO convulscd circle of delighted
fellow-dandies, Mons. dc H. was tell
Ing his adventure, when, by chance,
placing his hand on his heart, he mis-
sed the usual protuborance in his
vest pocket. The valuable gold
watch was gone In his close cling
ing to the apparently plain citizen,
the gay joker had huged u pickpocket,
and7--' consequence was !"
go But he was subsequently fonder
ofa "dry joke" than "a wet one
Paris Letter.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09
YSang Ladies.

One Of the greatest social evils of
this age is admitted to be the reluct-
ance ofonr young men to early mar
RIGGS. They won't marry now, we
are told, as they used to do, and ought
to do, on COCOA year. Depend up
on it, in many and many "a case it is
not the odd hundred or two, that is
wanting-it's the attraction. We
have lost that joyous and familiar in
tercourse between neighbors' fami.
lies, where young peoples individu-
alities had space and opportunity to
develop themselves, and heart meet
heart. Our modish Cupid has over
strung his bow-his arrows don't hit
home. Young ladies hide away the
key of their hearts so carefully that
nobody thinks it,worth looking for.
WHO'S to choose the one out of q
bcvy ofproper behaved damsels like a
a row of hollyhocks, differing only in
hight, shape and color? They all
look alike, dress alike, talk alike,
walk alike, and for anything that ap-
pears tojthe contrary, think, alike and
feel alike. Why, such a choice is an
act of deliberate intention-matrimo
nial prepense; few men have the
nerve to venture upon it, No won
der they calculate the probable butch
ers' and bakers bills before they take
such plunge as that. Don't fancy
that | talk like cynical old bird, not
to be caught with chaff.
take as the exponent of what my
own feelings would be if were
young, and open as once was to the
conviction of bright eyes, my neph-
ew, Jack Hawthorne, not long home
from the ,Crimea, six feet one, inde-
pendant, hairy as Skye terrier,
brave as alion clasps for Alma and
Balaklava, gentle as a greyhound,
and should say impressible decided
la. "What missed most "said he
in his open-hearted unabashed sim
plicity, was the sight Off woman's
face Whereupon l spoke I won
der Jack, you don't marry; it would
make you happier man than living
half your days in the smoking room
ofthe army and navy Why not
pick up nice girl, and set up the
family name at the old manor ?
'Well, so l would said Jack, inter-
jectively between the puffs Of his cut
'ty, but there is no girls now--they're
al young ladies; catch me marrying
ayoung lady !--BIGck,oOOds Maga-
zane,
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09
READY FOR THE
Spring Cam paignll
READY TAKE AIMl-FIREl

hEhDi - nhC NAm - h"H'
A ND then charge with all your might
"A and main with pick-axes, crowbars,
spades, shOvels, stone-hammers, and every
other necessary weapon, into the stone
quarry on Liberty Hill, and construct there
a formidable stone fortresss for JOHN
GRAHAM to secure retreat and obtain
fresh supplies Of building material when
he is strongly pressed by the numerous ap-
plications TO be made to him for his services
in housebuilding. Mr. Graham is fully
prepared to execute all orders that may be
given him in the stone masonry line, and
will work upon such terms as will be unob-
jectionable to his employers.
l3tf JOHN GRAHAM.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09
Order of Publication.
United States of Amorica)
Torr,torv az Koneos

United States Of Amorica)
Territory of Kansas, IS.
Second Judicial District,)
In the United States District Court,
and for the, second Judicial District,
Vacation, March 2nd, 1853.
Elias H. Baysinger,
vs.. : Petltlon Tor
Margaret b. Baysingcr. Divorce.
NOV atthis day comes the said Plaintiff
IN by his Attorneys and fileshis petition,
PRAYING TO be divorced from the bonds Of
matrimony heretofore contracted withthe de-.
fendant, alleging rs cause the desertion Of
of Petitioner by Defendant and absence for
more than the space of two years, accompa-
nying which said petition Is the affidavit Of
the Plaintiff Of the non.resldence Of said
Defendant. II Is therefore ordered by the
undersigned Clerk of the United States Dis.
,rict Court in and for the District and Ter.
ritory aforesaid in vacation, that the said
Defendant be notified ofthe pending ofthis
suit by Publication in some newspaper
printed In this Territory, for eight weeks
successively, the last insertion TO be at least
four weeks previous TO the first day Of the
next October Term Of this Court; and that
unless she DO and appear before the Judge
of our said United States District Court in
and for tile Second Judicial District of the
Territory Of Kansas on the first day of the
next October Term thereof, to be begun and
held in the City Of Lecomptoh in said Ter.
ritory on the first Monday in October, 1853,
and answer or otherwise plead TO the petit
ton Of Plaintiff, the same will be taken AZ
confessed against her.
A true Copy,-Attest; l,t
y. M'ARTHUR, Clerk.
BY O. RAUSSER, d. o,
Stafford a Wood, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
n30w9 l.HslU
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09
YOUNG AMERICA AHEAD! {!
C0E & VOORHEES,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,

HAVE just entered into co.partnership
Ill in the Carpentering business, and are
now prepared to execute all orders thatmay
be given them in their line of business.
We are young, but nevertheless we believe
we understand our business, and we are
perfectly willing to have our work investi-
gated and let it show for itself. We intend
to have none but good workmen in our en-
ploy. and shall superintend all work per-
sonally. 0eders respectfully solicited.
HENRY COE,
l2f LUKE VOORHEES,.
Prairie City, January, 1858. .....
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09

Ry- Prentice says; "Mr, English,
in a late speech at Salem, declared
that his opponents were anxious to
elevate negroes to the level Of whites.
He ought to be aware that negroes
would require precious little clevating
to reach the level of some whites"
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09

Rg-Mr. Jonkinson, of Cairo, put
his spoctacles on his ear instead Of
his eyes one day last week, and actu-
ally walked three miles sideways in
tho rain before he discovered what
was the matter. Ii ||i.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09

yRT-At ST. Joe last week, woman
attended the funeral Of her husband
on Tuesday, was married on Thurs
day, and started on hopey moon
trip on Friday. A fast women thot|
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09

w Ey- II happened well, that tho.man
who was to give his name to the cor
rupt and fraudulent Kapzas law, was
named English, There Is nothing
American about the vile thing.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09
E. X. RAYMOND

| ATELY of Aurora, Illinois, would re.
IL specially inform the inhabitants of
Prairie City and vicinity that he will soon
reside in their town for the purpose of
repairing clocks, watches and iewelry, 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. % yl
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09
AMBROTYPES! p!
FARMERS, ATTENTION

FARMERS, ATTENTION A
T have for sale, at my residence in Prairie
i. City,
FiUe Two-HorSe LumJer Wagons,
Manufactured at Aurora, Ills, by George
McCollum, who is well known throughout
the western country to be the manufacturer
of the best and most substantial wagons
west of New York.
l also have on hand for sale several
Breaking and Cross Plo'Cs,
Which ] will guarantee to be as durable
and efficient as any ever yet introduced into
Kanzas Territory.
Also Fruit Trees of every description,
Currant and Gooseberry Bushes, Mammoth
Pie Plant, Choice Evergreens, &C., DC.
All of which / offer on the most reasona.
BILE terms. lSf H, CLIFFORD.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09
Prairie City Republican Club.

Prairie City Republican Club.
TNHI next meeting Of the Club will be
L. held at the M, n, Church on Saturday
evening, 18th inst, at early candle light,
and will bo addressed by eul a
HON. MARCUS j, PARR0TT,
" JUDGE CHAS. II. BRANSC0MB.
Come and hear these eloquent advocates
Of Freedom. A good time may be expected.
The Prairie City Glee Club arc expected to-
be ready TO enliven the occasion with ap-
propriate songs and S,ees, Everybody Is
invited 10 attend. "a
WIN. GRAHAM, Brsss
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09
GIDEON ELIAS,
PRACTICAL SURVEYOR
Prnirie Citu. Konzas.

UAspermanently located at Prairie City,
Ill and is prepared to make town plats,
survey towns, and do everything in the line
of his profession.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09
q. W. q. GRIFFITH,

G, w. Z. GRIFFITH,
Notary Public for Franklin County
WILL take Acknowledgements, proofs Of
w deeds, and draw instruments Of wri-''
ting Of all kinds, DC, DC. Office at my res
idence on Ottawa Greek. @f Nr III
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-09

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