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GEORGE WOLFEwould announce TO the
Ocitizens ofPrairie City and vicinity iho,
he has u number Of excellent workmeD un,
der his employ, and is prepared to execute
all orders IN The carpcntering line with des.
patch, He il IN experienced carpenter,
and the people would do well to employ
him, He is n bona fde citizen, and will
attend promptly TO his business, thus rem.
dcrmg enlire satisfactiOa % his employers.
6.if
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USef9lHProperly Applied.

!" Hon. John Minor Bolts hpM been
in Washington lor several days. lie
brought from Europe q handsome
present for Mr.. Buchanan--a pair o.
razors, with the Presidents name en-
grAved ON them"
Awe think tho present very appro.
pirate and useful, If the Old fcllow
would only u'c tho instrum ,nts for a
good purpose; that il, cut his own
throat with one oFthem.
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What the Press Saws.

The story is told with great simplicity.
but with much power and pathos. Who.
ever takes twill find it difficult to Law il
down until it is finished. d.--NaiionaL Era.
Washington, ID. 9.
narrative Of real experience like tho
above, will have fur more effect against sla
very than the ingeniously wrought novel.
however true to life its its pictures may be.
Am. Baptist,
Here is book offacts, stranger than &C..
tion, and'a Thousand fold more thrilling: n
simple tale Of Of lle-long oppression, reveal.
ing truly the workings Of the peculiar in
stiIution," in our country. To the story.
loving we would say, here is story woSsh
reuding.--.Nission Record
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TED, in each county in the free States, 10
engage in the sale Of the above work imme--
diately. Such can easily clear from $50 to
$40 per MONTH
The work is beautifully printed and
hound, and Is as large AZ the books that sell
for one 81 90; but as we mean to sell AZ
least one hundred thousand copies. through
agents, we have made the retail price only
one dollars.
A sample cepy Of the book will be sent
by NAL, postage paid Oh receipt ofths price
and our private circular to agente. with
terms etc. Address
ADAYT0N, Publisher,
ina 3mo. - No ~ Ann at. New York..
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20

II ATELY Of Aurora, Illinois, would rc.
- Spsctfplly inforn the inhabitants Of
Prairie City pnd vicinity that hr has core
TO reside in their town for the purpose Of
repairing clocks, walche, aud jpwelfy, and
he pledges himself ~ oxecuts matters IN bis
limo as we'll aud AZ atlow rates as caa be
done w any other jawqlsF 10 ths 'rorritoxy.
Ae AaaiaAlS vwhvssns. mya
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20

&Y- MIR. JoHN, BALDWIN, Of Bald
win City, has just returned from the
East, where he hasNbeen making pur
chases Of saw, grist and lath m lis,
with the intention of erecting them
in Baldwin City during the coming
summer, We shall expect that'town
to do wonders by way of improving,
this season.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
tits Not a Dye.

WE subjoin a few names Of thcae who
w Recommend Mrs. s. a.. AtLxR's HMr
Restorer and Zylobalsaln. prest. Eatou.
Of Uuion University: "The falling Of hair
ceased, and my grey locks changed to orig.
inal color" Rev u, A. Buckbee, Treas.
Am. Bible Union, Ny: ~ checrfully ada
my testimony II, Degcn, Ed. Guide
to Holiness, Boston; 1--WE can testify 10 lie
effects" Rev. II. r.. Fairchild, Cor SIC.
Chr Union. N. Y; Used in my family
with beneficial etfccta." Rev. A.Webstef,
"Ch'n Era," Boston; "Since using your
preparations, l am neither bald or grey az
heretofore" Rev. J. II. Cornell, Cor, See,
ETC, N. Y.:"It has restored the hair Of one
Of NY family to Ito original color, and slCps
ped Its falling out" etc,, etc. We csu
quote FROM numerous o,hcrs of like stend.
ing Ia Europe and America, but ior pnsthns
ipkwwatiop, send for circular 10
MRS. y, A. ALIENS I1
WMld's Hair Restcnx DcpSt,
DO. $50 Droon VI MI,
r9mo 0en.
nan sf<lA 4aAl NJ. ma " la : ~ JcJ
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SEE HERE! (!


7 AIDES and Gentlemen, Women and
IL Men, Squaws and "lnjuns,' Babies
and pappoooes everybody - rich, poor,
hivh low, smart, dumb, white, black. hand
some and ugly. who have traded at my
store, have few words to say TO you,
Ever since / established my Store in the
city MISUNDERSTANDING sold you goods
on credit, irrespeciyely' You have run on
too scve'ely-have impos'd d upon my good
will so long That it Is Sgetling 10 be uneudu,
rable--will soon "bust up fat il you
don't quit. just look at ii have to pay
the soiid cash down for my supplies, and
am obliged to be doing this continually,
whil1 at the same time ! have 10 trust you
for your purchases Of me Within the last
three months / have trusted you to the
amount of over. fifteen hundred dollars |
|. Were you aware OF this fact Don't il scare
you Well, it ought to-al least IL should
cause you TO experience emotions of shame.
Now, all you sponges, want you to under.
stand that am going 10 revolnionize thl,
state Of things. In the first place, want
you TO "pony up" In the second place, /
shan't trust you any mort--no use talking
--you have got to pay mo right dowa for
what you purchase OF mo in The future--lo
respect 10 persons. | intend TO put my
goods down as low as any other store in the
Territory, aud will give you just as good
qualities Of goods. SO, nov, call round,
pay me up, make some new p rchases
You will rest easier o nights, will be at
peace with conscience an your Maker, and
viii be the means Of making me a better
natured and y handsomcr man "Choer
up, yc lively lad. t. &c. -
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
-------- -ss''s+s --'+s-s --.----
"A DIV ERTIS E M EN- rs.
Delinquent Tax Sale.

NOTICE i, hereby given that Lots will
~ selected from The shares of those
Stockholders Of the Prairie City Association
who have non.complied with the require
ments of said Association in regard 10 the
payment Of raxes,' and will be offered for
sale al public auction in Prairie City on
Saturday, May 80, as 2P. NJ. Per order Of
TRUS TEES PRAIRIE CITY.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
Order Of Publication.

United States Of America)
Territory Of Kautas. 49,
Second Judicial District
In the United States District Cort, in
and for The, second Judicial District, IN
Vacation, March 2nd, 1853,
Elias II. Baysinger.
vs.. } Petition for
Margaret y. B'ySinger Divorce.
N0W atthis day CONES the said Plaintiff
IN by his Attorneys and files hi> peidon
praying 10 be divorced from the bonds Of
matrimony heretofore contracted wilhho de.
fndant, nj cgipg as cause the deserIion ol
Of Petitioner by Defendant and absence for
more than he space Of two years, accolppa'
nyns which SAID petition i The affidavit Of
the Plain iii Of Inc non residence Of said
Defendant Ii is therefore ordered by the
undersigned Clerk OF the United States Dis.
Ticl COurl in md for The District and Ter
rtory aforesaid Ia vacation, that the said
Defendant be motif d oftLe pending oflhis
suit by Publication in some newspaper
printed in this Territory, for eight weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, the last insertion To be ut least
70 + weeks previous n The first day Of the
next October Term OF lllis Court, and that
unless she be and appear before The Judge
of our said United States District Ccurl in
and for tne' Second Judicial District of the
Territory Of Kansas on the first day Of the
next October Term thereof, TO De begun and
held in The CRY Of Lecompon in said Ter.
ritory on The first Monday in October, 1865,
and answer or otherwise plead 10 the peli,
ton of Plaintiff, the same will be taken as
con essed against her.
A true Copy, ATTEST;
5. M'ARTHUR, Clerk.
By q, RAUsSLR, D. y.
Stafford d Wood, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
nJywS
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20

nav rns Washington oorrespon-
dent Of tho chiYago Tribvne says tha,
jtis to the credit Of tho sagacity Of
Senator Douglas that he aIways said
English was q passpser bstwesu
s,smps. Wy
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
FARM ERS, ATTENTION! /!

Il A RM ERS, A ITEM ITO N
have for sale, at my residence in Prairie
Five TWo' Horse Lander Wagons,
Manufactured at Aurora, Ills, by George
McOullmn, who is we'll known throughout
lle western country 10 be the manufacturer
OF the best and most substant al wagons
west of New iO k
also have on hand for sale ,cveral
Breaking and Cross PloegS,
WhichI will guarantee to be as durable
and efficient as any eyeryet introduced into
kanzas Territory.
Also Fruit Trees of every description,
Currant and G osebery Bushes, Mammoth
Pie Plant, Choice Evergreens, &C., DC,
All OF which / offer OH the most reas.na-
BILE terms. lStf H. CLIFFORD
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
A Grear Book For AgentaI

EOUBLISHED this day, Feb. 9th, 1858,
4 Fifty years in CHAINS : or the life Of
an American Slave. Written by himself,
40 Pages, Clolh, Gilt Back. Price 81 90.
This is The tito of one of the most in.
tensely interesting biographies Of the day.
1t is the plan history Of All American slave
in the far South, who after two or three 90
capes ard recaptures, finally, an old man,
found freedom and rest in one ofthe North.
ern Siatpg
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20

Ey- DemJohns are known by the
more eined term Of spirit wrap
perS."
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
az-A RnA1 NAyY.-The British

GT-A REAL NAvY.-The British
government had in commission April
LIST, 1858, 27S ships, mounting 479S
guns. with 44,S04 men, exclusive of
the marines at home and marines SER
wing on shore in China. $l,i95, 900
has been expended on the purchases
and repairs of steam machinery in
three years. In North America,
April lst, there were stationed %
ships, 900 guns, and 32l men.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20

PRAIRIE CITY MARKET.

PRAIRIE CRY, May 90, 1858.
FLoUR-Super6ne, $3 80 R cwt
WuEAr-None in market.
CoRN-4lc
Conn llEAL--$I DU
WHITE BEAM-$3 90
PorAToEs--' 40c,
GREEN AppLEs-$l rs Per Bush.
DRIED " - 90.
CnAcKERs--2Jc. per. b.
Fresh BuTrrn-25c. " b.
CnEEsE-2Oc, ~ lb.
SALhRATus-l2c. per ib.
BRowN SuGAR-l2@l4c.
WHITE --25c per ID.
RlcE-l0c. "
TEAs-75c, @$i 90 {"
CoFFn-lG2s @20c.
.BEEF-6c
Eggs-l5 79 doz
BAcoN-l2 ll4c. +"
CoDrlNl-lO@l2%c.
MAcKEREL-l5c.
ToBAcoo--4j@60c. d"
MANILA RoPE--25c.
SoAp-l0c
OANpLrs-star, 3O@S5c. ="
TALLow--llc, ="
CorToN BATTNG--35c.
lnoS-7@lWc.
NAlLS-H5c e"
LOG UHAlS-l01l2l5c. "
SAD lRoNs-l0@l2Lc.
AlDIs-irecn, Sc. dry, &c. p IL
SALT u sack of 300 lbs. So 10.
AxAs-Sl OO0$l ~,
OK Bows--P piece. SOC.
SocEs-R pair, 40c.
Boors-S,ogieS, " pair,$3 5n@S4 90
:" Calf, /" IS OOgb 90
SHEETlNes-Brown, ~ yard, l2ls @l5c.
" Bleached, :" I2l6@20c.
PRINTs-ip yard, s@l5c.
DELAINEs-- " 2O@a5c.
0lL-Linseed, iP gal, 81 so.
MoLAssEs- 90 90.
SYRUP Al 90.
WooD-Hard, y cord, So so.
CoAL-S,onc, q bushel, 25@5Oc
GLASS by III, per hight, 7c.
" Oby IL =" &c..
10 by Ia /" SIC.
LUMDnR--Pef thousand, $25@35.
SHlNGLEs-per thousand as 50@$6 50
Work UxEN--s5O@$l00
Cows--$ls@$35,
HoRsEs AND MULEs--$75@$l50.
LuMotn WAGoNS--s -sS0@ ll0.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
Cottonwood Falls.

We learn that extensive arrange.
rnents are being perfected to con
Sdtruct buildings and other improve
Ements in Cottonwood Falls this sea.
son. MeSsrs, WlLLETr q GoupY OF
Tthis place have commenced operations
toward improving the water power
there, which is said to be the best
and in fact the only water power in
Kanzas. They intent erecting
saw and grist mills there during the
coming summer. Major ALEXANDER
and others Of that neighborhood are
about erecting a stone hotel. The
Cottonw ood Falls Association is com
posed of an enterpriSing class Of fel-
lows, who will make everything get,
that they take hold Of. Several people
,of this vicinity are about removing
there, among whom are Messrs. GoU-
.DY and FINLEY, with their families,
Capt. WILLETr, e. X. RAYMOND, Rus
BELL RANDALL, L. II. BAYsINGER,
and WIN. and SYLVESTER HARRIS.
'Our best wishes attend them.
---------------------------
An UNExPEoTED ASSAULT. "A Wash
ington corresponien olthc New Or,
leans Crescent relates the following:
"Som, OF the fan " gantlenen an |
ladies at the Gyin ball improved tn,
occasion to twi. old Buck about his
political measures. Ono lady, who
was dressed in Quaker costume, and
3 played her part with beautiful de-
mureness, went up. to the old fellow,
and said very gravely:
Friend James, thee is doing bad
business in Kanzas; thee, is counte-
nancing fraud and slave drivers. But
thee is not hardened in iniquity, and
at tho next meeting OF the Friends |
will ask that they pray for thee, yea,
il the spirit moveth me, | will, my
self, lift up my voice to the Throne OF
Grace that thee mayest be turned
from the error OF thy ways and mike
amends for the sins thee has com
mitted.' My informant. states that
Old-Blck was 50 completely dumb
founded by this unexp 'ctsl Black. r.
publican female assault, that he was
unlbl. to utter worl i'll reply"
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23

I-2 Of II: the ~ IA Of IS and sections 10 "a :,
inclusive, Of township ten sections to o, IneIss,s
the Ia aHd the 81 - Of sections to 49, inrin..
section II the NE IL Of - the NV - Of ~: me ~
Of y sections 2 10 26 Inclusive the Y LIZ and ne NJ
- ~ u the NJ - OFFS the ~ Of IA: ana .".,W
range fourteen, -"
TUwnshps eight, nine, ten, and eleven, and irsc,,
township twelve, oG range thirteen ~~VAA
Townships eight, nine, ten, and eleven, and raetoo.,
township twelve, Of range twelve.
Townships seven, eight nine, and ten, Of rance sl.,.
TONnshiI- seven, eight and nine, Of range ten.
TUwnsh ps seven. eight and nine, Of range nine
Tu~nshIps sin, seven eight, aud nine Of range e,,h,
Townships SIX eight, aud nine, Of range nevsn
Townships ak seven, eight, and nine, Of range SIv
Townships eight, mine, and ten, Of range hVe.
Townships eight, nine, and ten, Of range four.
Townships eight nine, ten, and eleven Of FanRe Thea.
Townships nine, ten, and eleven. o. range two.
Lands appropriated by Law for the use Of schoos m,,.
private land claims, together with the swamp and 49,
flowed lands will be excluded from the sales wv
No mineral Lands, or tracts containing nln...,
deposits 60 be offered IT the public sales such iSt
lands being hereby expressly excepted and excluded &
sale or other disposal pursuant to the reaulremrna'
the Act Of Congress approved March D. 1853 entitled a.
act to provide for the survey Of the public lands In Cali
rna the granting Of presumption rights therein and SS
other PURPOSES"
The onrrinE ofthe above lauds vIll be commenced 49,
they advertised unt the whole shall have been oI
and the sales thus clOSed hut sale shall be ken1 -.
longer than two weeks aid no private entry Of ss@
Of the lands will be admitted until after the expvaoS
the two weeks.
Given under my hand, At the city Of washiDSon ,A.
9ah day 81 June Ammo DOmini thousard eirhV h.S
dred and my eight JAMES bECNkNAN
/ by the President: sr-
/ J,n. 4. WILSON,
Acting CsnMissionsr Of the General Land omc,..
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23
Song-Belle Brandon.

Meath tree by the margin Of the woodland.
Whose spreading fcafy bOUghs sweep the ground,
With path leading thiiher DER the prairie.
When silence hangs her night gArb around;
Where often have wandered in the evening.
When the summer winds are fragrant on the lee,
There saw the little beauty, Belle Brandon,
And We met meath the old ArbOr Tree.
Belle Brandon was birding of the mountain;
In freedom she spOrtcd ON the wing,
And they say the life current Of tue Red Man,
Tagged her veins from u far distant spring.
But she loved her humble dwelling on the prairie,
And her grnleless happy heart chung To ME,
loved the little beauty, Belle Brandon,
And We both loved the old ArbOe Tree.
On the trunk Of that eyed tree We carved them
Our names on the sturdy GOrm remain
But now repair in SORROW 70 lie shelter,
And murmur 10 the Wild winds my pain.
Of sit there in sOlitudArepining,
For the beauty, dream that night bFOnght n me
Death has won the little beauty, Belle Brandon,
Aud she sleeps meath the old ArbOr Tree.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23
8 u n n ON 8.

STATE OF cALIFoRSIA,| In the District Court Of the
County 81 n Dorado. 18th Judicial District.
MARY PHILLIPS, Pre- vs. RICHARD PHILLIPS, pcft.
Action brought In the District Court VI the lh Judicial
District, and the Complaint Ged in the County Of " po
rado in the ONCE Vt the Clerk Of said District Court
and for said County and State.
The People of the State Of California TO RICHARD
PHILLIPS, Greeting:
VOC are hereby uiredt to appear In action brought
l. against you by the above named Piaipn In the his.
tTit Court Of the 1lh Judicial District in aud for the
County Of II Dorado, and to the complaint filed
therein copy Of which accompanies this sumnlon$l
within ten days exclusive Of the day Of serviee) acr
service You of this SummOns-if served within this
county served out Of this county but within this Judi
cal District, within twenty days. IL served " said
District then within forty dAysor Judgment by default
will he taken against you.
The said action Is brought to obtain Decree c Divorce
and for the Custody Of the Children resulting tron your
marriage with Plaintiff, aud that portion Of the common
property be set apart said Plaintiff aud Judgment for
Costs aud fail to appear and the said eo,
plant as above required the said Plaintiff will take JudE
ment against you for the said relief costs according
to the prayer of said coWplant.
By order Of james Johnson County Judge.
~ Given under my hand with the seal Of said
G. Court Affixed at office in the City Of Pacerv.Nr,
this 18th day Of July, in the year Of our Loud,
~ Que Thousand Eight Hundred and FRY. hight.
4. u. wALpRuN, Clerk
SandersOn 4 Newell, Auys for rsr,iF Il9.Sml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. C. II. Tozcr's Card to the Afflicted.

Qsick dn iW Pr'c,.0t ne od r.faI(l,Aisu oes
Gu street '''"..aJ "n.i A. sfrret..
hR 1u/IR r''uILs Ls ~nA, t" hi, r"us patients
y ~ In't"tas ahd would rn brace ri. "pp-rtu.
bN t" t'u iiri that Il, c"uiinu-. L. consult on tcs-
f'n!i cAs"' - Nt>iK'H ~h"t have hsn- Tie sin Of
s"r' ~ NJ me-" cltlAt''i r'ysc.au> II the AEr. and
u"n Nh'ch he has n't'' .hi'i'i 10 perform rdics'
care.
br Tour. reputation =. Physician stands TN. auAIed
It's "Nu'N" aii"Lil"n I" d., q" the X, io.u AIRY
rg,ns Gr :" many years. renders him perfectly Of
sSrh'llc dis, Asses
The Ar1 nunh-r Of aggravated cases that he las per-
feciy cured after they have brn any ohvrs
IL thr only proof that physician requires al his ability
DR. T"Lrr would state that he any aud all cASeS
81 varieties Of III. disease, matter hW long standing
What p"ge's the deAs, hAH made patient eau re-
" upon
Ir T"Itr has. IL we'll known. taken patients from he
very verge u" the grave, And restored them perfect
health liz would further thAIhe deems SUFFICIENT
To- attract the attention II those Who might heed the ser
wees a. physician IN all cases hut particularly AOae
enumerated Ia the hdN,rtis, IT. expecting they UOa
ttH'ny merits as practitioner, and the result VI IRst
tic. has been thus far satisfactory my patients aud my
sell H"r do Id-rm necessary Ia all columns Of the
newspapers with fuls"ne eiEc aud bon adVeStiSe
mehts protesting my ability tO heal all diseases ntsh heir
10 "I '""" n' Im"sI IN SAINT thing mage Han MAnb T
give those that afflicted UIh NrnsrSAl Chronic and
Other diseases To- understand that, from lon experience
AIN ALLY cunI"t tent Ia II, NJ ITEM successfully
Ny regard for tie dignity -. the medical profession: h
which have toe homer t" ippnE de,rrs mr frr c,nm,
hH any act SaNIR frank uH' ASTy. and regard -
oAn drmiy would prevent ny piA,Sg u!s.ii Oh y pal
~th I"ack' ami r"sirv"s N'i. rs'i n pres sent
,lIs Il" 'raudltut ~ - IA. ,rtt.hrst, put, u Y
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23

Bless my soul" exclaimed old Mrs. Par
tingtOn, rs she dropped her knitting, "yoI
Ike. unite that gourd from the kittens tail and
read this. Here it is oificiously denounced
that the great submarine gigantic paragraph
table has been excessively Feplcted. And
just to think, it has already been destituted to
base purposes, for the delcgatOrs OH the ma
chine have discovered letters exporting to
have been written by an old bachelor named
Buchanan, to another mans wife-Victoria
somebody, who, they say, has houseful OF
children. Poor man! don't know what he
wants with her. It's an outrage upon plural
ity; yet everybody halls it with destressivc
denominations Of delight, simply because a
poor delegate female woman has been silly
enough to write on it. The two nations uni
ted, indeed! And here VIC can't even have
the Danvile connection, which is of more i'm
portance than the dissection Of the two condi-
inents by excentricity, because somebody
promised somebody else without authority
that they wouldn't ak i'll Oh myl Go to
play, Ike" And the old woman began to
nod. Charlotte Democrat.