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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
Circular.

fIso ALL WIS WISH TO INVEST MONEY
l. in Land or Town Lots IN the rich and rapid
/, growing Territory Of Kansss, where the pub
tic lands are coming into market at 5oyefnment
sstabiiebed REAL ESTATE AGENCY in the
isity of Lawrence Kansas Territory. where
viii give ny personal attention % investing mon
- in lands OF town lots, 70 bnying. entering and
sseatiug land, paying taxes. de-, for non-resi-
dents, on as favorable terms as they eouid do
themselves If present.
From ms extensive 1eqzaintsBce With the dif-
serent parts Of the Territory, it, sol and miner
Il resources, added 20 my long residences in Kan
Sas aad on the western border u Missouri, nat
ser myself that can give general satisfaction to
II who mas entrust business N my hands.
CcIIecfions made IN any part ef tbs Territory
oT IN Western Missouri. viii eoatfaEs prac-
fiee Iay ia the various courts Of the Territory
and attend to contested claims IN the Land 0f-
sce JAAES CHRISTIAN,
BaFristsr at EsE and Com'r Ct Deeds for No.
Sept e5-tf
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Eafrnr.

TAKEN M as Stray, b. james fosIeg LIKING
i on Eaw River, Jekns8R Eouuts s. T.. .
ehesnnt sorrsf horse. I5k hsnds high. about tea
years old. with few white spots en- neck Aas1
he andersiraed- . ssties CT tbs Peace IN sa5
for Shawnee ToWnsh:p, yehassE County. A. T..
'1's Sss sss Id isif JAMES D. ALLEN. ). r.
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Dissolution.
SADDLE STOLEN.

A LADIES' HOOP SIDE SADDLE belong
n ing to Mrs. OLIVE SMITH, was stolen from
the horse while he was standing near the Ma
sonic Hall, on Monday night last. between the
hours of eight and nine O'clock. The saddle
and was a very valuable article. The thief will
really obIige Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. who lives four
miles south of Lawrence, by leaving the Saddle
where the owner can come in possession of it
again.-Dated Lawrence, January 9th, 1883.
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Lawrence seed Stsre.

THE Subscriber would announce to bis friend;
L and Customers tlat he IS nos getting on :
layre stock OF Garden and Field Seeds. and VIA
haTe lis Store epen shout the lst Of March
when be viii be prepared - furnish al TIE deal,
ers IN the TsrTitorg Hith .heir stock Of SEEDS .
NV I.sNrsass. nsssslf Feb lsss p.B. BERNHAM.
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8. n. Wcd

I AND AGENT. Will buy and sell Land
IL Warrants, invest money for new residen Is,
locate Land Warrants, and do q General Land
Agency business, guaranteeing from 30 10 lUn per
s. 4. WooD, Lawyer and Commissioner of
Deeds for Ohio 4ly1
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1ese. Season ADVANCEMENT Les


1853. Season Arrangement 1853.
OF the ne,c Missouri RiUer Passenger Pack
ct, DUNCAN S. CARTER, Capt. H2ns. Eds.
Regular ST. Louis, Kansas, Wyandott,
Quindaro and Leavenworth Packet.
For Lcayenworth city, Delaware city, Parky ille.
Quindaro, Wyandott city, Kansas city, Inde-
pendence, Liberty, Richfield, Sibley, Camden,
Wellington, Lexington. 81. Thomas, Waveriy,
wick. Cambridge Glasgow. Arrow Rock,
Boonyille, RochepOrt. Providence, Nashville,
Marion, Jefferson City, and ali intermediate
TiHE entirely new. light drarght. swift and
i elegant passenger steamer DUNCAN :.
CARTER, Capt. VIM. Edds, will, ON the earli-
est opening of navigation, commence running as
regular packet to the above and all other
points on the Missouri river, continuing in the
Leavenwerth City trade during the entire boat
ing season. The Duncan 3 Carter was con-
strueted especially for the Kansas and Leayen-
worth City trade, under the immediate super
vision of Capt. Edds, who begs to assure his
Missouri River friends that they viii find her to
be in all respects most admirah;y adapted to the
wants of the river, being Of great strength,
iightness of dTaught, beauty of model, &c. with
cabin arrangements and accommodations not
surpassed by those of any other boat in the river,
fpr0vemenfs that could add to the safety, pleasure
and comfort Of passengers. Nothing viii be
/ found wanting inany Of her appointments which
fbelong to those of rst-elass passenger steamer.
Capt. Edds hopes TO receive at the hands OF his
numerous friends along the river. q continuance
| of that generous patronage for which he Is in-
debted during series of years. while IN eoIa-
mand of different boats and fer which he hereby
desires TO present his most grateful acknowiedg-
ments, promising increased exertions of himself
and officers to give the nose perfect satisfaction
| to all who may travel ON the DUNCAN ;. CARTER
| or with whose business IN any way, his boat
may be hoaored. E. COKRELL,l f,,a-I,
| Z. u. SAlLE,
| Eorfseigat. p.sssage, reformation, &C.. apply al
And B. SLATER, 81. isevee. 50, Leyee
BI= =RRIS L TROW BRIDGE. Agents.
| Feh9- 3mo LsdreascoyfA City.
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Meteorological Observations

OAA L-o- f--i- bF<AAhA1s
Feb. i3l3S34 Cloudy, with a little snow.
304033 Cl'y thro' the day; clear at night
3ilsl6i5 Ground barely COW d with snow.
4il12l20 Clear a.m.; hurries of snow pm.
:. 5i243434 Clondy in morning; snow pm.
"a 3633 Cloldy for the most part.
- 3733 Partially cloudy; wind S. 4.
50 SO q Gloudya m; rain and snow D. m
l623ll clustering.
10 el1tllCiear and cold.
IL III 26 Clear; wind s. f.
l2 l252 ~ CPdy; furries snow pm. and eY.
13 lsa424 Partially cloudy; wind \. E..
IA t22ii9t 81 6tWindy and cold.
10 I2bllG III Clear in morning; snow ut night
16 l133023 Cloudy. with appearance of snow
II 20 81 % Cloudy; wind n. E.
1s 252926 Cloudy; wind n. Z.
10 20 4E2Il Cloudy; fresh breeze from Y.
20 l2552 50 Clear a. m; snow at night.
q 2Oil9llo Cl6ady, with north wind.
e2 22Sl19i Clear and cold =
. li4392S Clear; wind S. E,
"a iS3t t46 81 Pleasant.
S5 2855 Al Clear and warm.
% t3664l54IVery fne
q 40i4e 81 indy; furry of snow in eyen'g
= - f25z3 '2tiCOid: strong wind from n, W.
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Msand City, Linn Co., Kansas.
TEN Shares. eight lots each. for sale in the
i above beautiful and hourishing Town. FOR
q rms &c. address W. II. BARNES, Pres Su-
gar Mound. Linn Co. &. 7. Feb. 2e-sms
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uperlntend the
The election
-four Free Stats
Pro slavery
We're all Pro-
esed. the judges
books to Mr.
T on his way to
e any return or
we're opened at
range accident!
went there to
campaign, but
h to get up an
ome twelve o.
age of Oxford
ed in the entire
Gilman, but lat
souri,.
5, " He is the
y the Territory.
Pf a company Of
pin Barry, on the
Was about the
le place of yot.
State line.
precinct in diff. }
Kinks that there
5 voters in the /
sus return shows
tice of the nun. I
4 that day, and
fer much from
came in small
nediateiy went
Of them came
voting, immedi.
ose Of the polls,
Pn polled. The
d not numbered F
! tell. He then
the number Of
) he did SO the
punt, and one of 1
lime stepped be-
SO that he could
of pages. The
here were about
before. and knew
re were but FIVE
Ines on the sixth
the names on the
b Calhoun. there
hames. The rs-
Calhoun, all for /
He knows that
he list after the /
Judges and clerks |
fraud from their
tlosed, and knew
n such number of
Jed to him a great
,edyeatcorfk T1des.
imony. /
read the follow
pre- q legally con-
besses under oath,
ler the Free State
kct to wrongs that /
bn. The testime-
Board Of Com
E of their session:
" That he was on
In st. Louis, about
Ter last. That on
~ he was detained /
there he stopped
here Gov. Stewart
hg. The Sherifs
kties were there to
Feasurer. Among |
b counties border
|ame in on his way
Iil arriving there
pad resigned the
and so concluded
Jas stopping there
ersation with the
tive to his chances
n of January the
riffs from the bor-
|he need have no
Is were all right
| he was ready to
shall, aud his boys
led. Another Said
Fhe same.
Eaid that he was
! be in Kansas on
! that the boys OF
Fhs Administration
Fernors such as he
elve or fifteen traps
Fer, aud if he did
! some of them, it
|ngular. That he
Governor Of Kansas
was a Democrat
esti6ed, aThat nc
clerks of the cleo
bhnson county, for
: 4th. Mr.. j. i.
'iding in Westport
sed about sunset
!, the judges and
nix sheet of paper,
wing a certifcats
Iames at leisure.
voted, was +. E.
appeared on the
i63, a majcrity Of
IS of Missouri, but
as they said. |
seton he went TO
It of bIr. Harwood.
re Ak Col. Boons
names on the
the other set and
until he caught up
son Of Rev. Tbos
took the poll books
,er, and called Oh
He wrote three
5 and then left
sse not as many .
v-six names on the
+ the judges, con.
Godfrey, and says
added on after the
q forgery.
in the room when
5 we're being made /.
q question Of Hsr-
O~fnrd n0H books
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Cnsfnn1 Wnrk.

xxTE ARE NOW PREPARED TO MANUFAC-
w ture ali kinds of work in cur line OF busi-
ness. to order. Great care viii be taken in tbe
selection of stock and you will get good article,
well made By calling at SHANkLlS'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
\. B.-Repairing done in good style. and at
fair PRICES
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x.., vour Peet ury

ALARGE STOCK OF INDIA RUBBER
u goods, Just received from the Goodyear Man
ufacturing Co.-consisting of Boots. Shoes, and
Sandals, which will be sold low for cash, at
SHASKLIS'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Westopolis
1S Town Company have selected 30 acres of the
lands of the United States, situated between the
Saline and Smokyhili Forks of the Kansas RiV-
er. and intend to pre-empt the same for . town
site. With boundaries and subdivisions as sur
yeyed, plated, and fled in the proper Land Of
fee By l.. NJ. THURsToN. ID. B. STRAIT, Sec.
Westepoiis, Kansas, Jan, 81, E5S.
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= woOd

s. n. WOOd
JUSTICE OF THE PEAGEs FOR LEC0MP-
y ton Township, duly qualified. Law day id
Monday in each month";. Ofice, al Iny residence
one mile south-Ecst of Lawrence, in Lecclnpton
Township p o. Address. Lawrence, Kansas.
Def 9th
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N. N. Simpson.
Peoria CITY.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Office No.7. Massachusetts,
~ street. Lawrence. Once hours A. M. To
y III Dec 10 81 IL
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Uphssstsrv.

|WM.A. sHRoTER takes this msthed Of M
" forming his friends ard the pnhlie general
TABLlSHlEST on Winfhrsp street. Lsg-
renee. Immediately vest Of the Morrow House.
where be would be happy to see ell persons in
qRest of eHE thing N his line. COMFORTS, 81 A.
RAISES, RoLsTEEs, iPKLLogs. SEFETs. &e, On
hsnd. Spring Mattresses made to order
Give me = call befors purchasing elsewhere.
Teh q S5
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CansfoIisfs. AttentionI

THE Subscriber knows of D first rate chance &c
L loan quite q sum of money On the best oi
security, and Of heavy rate of interest. Apply
soon 10 JOHN Is. AUUD.
Lawrence, New. Il. 1857.
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LAWRENCE. Z. T.
saturday Morning. March 8. 1883
general Agent.

n,sasure TO state that Ne have COM
IL sIsss sIssnesments !. fts with Rev. W. =. PzREIsH,
plsted sfls1isI IIIineis. 10 ofioiate as General
Of ROeksoia. HEAL, OF FREEDOM. He is not
Agent iei ~ 10 receive and receipt subscrip-
only su,noi "a f,IIy empowered to commission
tioEs, ,, eas Aesnts throughout the Northern
Cansssaso Can.as - solieit subscriptions for u.s. Persons
Sal; ss;Ss % act IS agents for rs. WA address
2 TIE ., esIsH. Rockford. H.
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Very Respectfully, Yours.
IRA ALDRICH.

We can answer our friend very readily
in regard to this matter. We are in favor
OF universal religious liberation, and do
not believe that opinion is standard of
merit, but that good actions are: We
have heard professed christians swear
falsely, and an Atheist could do no more.
Though We are believer in the christian
religion, yet we have no desire that all
the world shall square its conduct by our
opinion.
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yeeaIes 3 HensaiE,

Al MBRoTYPE AND PEiOTOi &c 4sAls-
"a fsEfsY, corner Of Delaware aad Secoz'd SIS;
keavenHorth eits. kansss- Ali HoEk executed
in the beat possible sRznner-
fsseysnuGrsh. Feb % Sa-lsf<
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eT The Memphis Eagle and Es.qaires.
Feb. 18th, has leading article on the
Lseomp;on Constitution. We quote from
it as follows
"Haying forever precluded the posi-
bility of making Kansas slave State,
the Presidents message accompanying
the Lecompton Constitution, narrows the
issue to question of fraud. Those who
sustain him uphold might against right
Federal power against popular sovereign
ty, eerrupt political party against the
immutable principles of justice. Our
Washington correspondent says that
Southern pet-house members talk yaio-
rously about dissolution Of the Union il
the Lecompion Constitution is rejected By
! Congress. Now these locomotive distii-
leries may fume and sweat over brandy
smashes. but for an overt act of treason
against the Union of States, their osn
constituents would hang them with hick-
oFy bark.
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Shawnea Hnnsa

RY WILLIAM HOLMES. of Shawnee. john
- SON County. This house is large and commo-
dous, well situated, and furnished in good style.
Travellers are invited TO call and make ii their
home while passing through the place, or stop
ping in the vicinity. Feb ,56 lyrt
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Cs<n Ehsnezsl Com eksIlersI
TN great variety, et the Mamnoth Hardwszt
Z and Stove Store Of MGIE RA8kER.
Z 0ee. %. s.,
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JAMES A. FRAME. HENRY B. cOSwELL.
Frame & Conwell.
WHOLESALE dealers in gun powder. Keep
" constantly On hand Rife, Sporting, and
viii receive prompt attention 0fice at the fur
nituFe store, Kansas City. No. Jan 3m
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Geo. ~. colizmose.
Land Office.

NOTARY PUBLIC. No. Il Masssehusstt
y Street. IssHresees Z. Z Dec. 5 n
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pfices Current.

---E-7---- r, so-as
L&NRzNEs, Sse. -, icac.
kLoUR-Superhne st,1S , nnnaEed
WHEAf-Sf,5Q ? bushel-
coRs-z5e9Sl,eo
S:oRs AEAL-SfSs basasl.
WHITE bBAES-4S.NvS oae3ets
P0T4T0Bs-s1 .909si5S
AFPLES-3I- -55Szl8
GBAcKERs-lSe. ? b.
FsEsH BrTTBR-3te. ,.
CHRRsz-so9z5c.
SALERATys-ls1ze.
Sh1EE WaarE s'aAAs; A-isS,ss.
kIeE-is9 M lsxSc; o.
GoFFEp-i65sSaac. -
BEEF-6@7c
BAcoS-i2z@lse.
CoDFIsH-i0c.
AAckEhE-r-LSgiSe.
JoBACco-seeSlc.
MANILA hoR1-2Sc.
SoAr-leSI2c-
CA.sDLksIStaE, 1c;
-ssSSsscline' -sSsc1' 30.
b1ah.gs-lezec- ezec-
P.. PPessa 80. 4 -
yoiL0n D!AfTfS6-z2c.
1Aoa-sglnc.
N4LLs-a@se.
SAeI1Ses-sc
EGoG GCHna.s-logiske.
SS.9ss Sr1 isoIsE olskLa5e; ,ass;;s, !.
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efeh spnsf.
3 u. Parsons.

nEkTER II LAND WARRANTS, FARnS.
y Town and City Lots. over the Gity Drug
Store Lawrence. Jaa- Q. lsSs. en-
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THE LAKD OFFICE is epen fer Dsnsizs
L CsentT. aad Land 81 HsxTants for sale -
J0HN :. coz.
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Wanted.

A LADY experienced In the business. desires
II situation as salesman or beek-keeper IN q
dry goods store. Address H., Box $50, Lawrence.
Kansas Feb se-4W
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TEGBE BARKER has Wolf Traps. Rat Traps
4 and 50 on AoE. l4. % e
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-,
0 The fairest, the brightest. ana the
noblest hopes of humanity are still blight
ed and blasted By pestllenee everywhere
around us-as fatal and more terrible IN
its work than Itsiy's malaria OF Af1ca's
simoom. We refer, OF course, TO the
wretched practice OF drinking, day ~ day,
the drugged and poisonous liquors that
are manufactured by the unpFlnc,pieo
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Farmers. AffeHfien :

TEGLE BARKER hss 6 large assortment Of
L Groekery. ahieh will be sid cheap toz cash
at no Il Mass St. sign Of the Big Tea Kettle
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FanaE.

For journal Of the Do Nothing stripe
to assume to speak for the Free State par
II. Figures are stubborn facts, and they
show that the do NotIlings.' in the Ter
ritory number only three thousand, while
the voters With whom we hare always
acted. number about seven theEsand; and
yet. brazen-faced cotemporary of the
minority faction, speaks. as If by au.hori-
ty, for the whole party, and IN that ca
6acity Classics us with the Democracy.
But who cares We are IN good compa-
nv and have plenty Of it--Keasas Eeadsr'
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1854
a a rEiller


1853. A. 3. KILLER, 1859.
WHOLESALE GROCER, Forwarding and
w Commission Merchant. Also. general
Steamboat Agent and Collector. New fre-proof
building, No. leo. Leyee, Leayenworth City,
h-T. Feo o
Stolen!!
IRON TIE NAIL STATION OF Messrs
Il HocKABay 4 HALL, ON Dragon Creek, four
miles west of Bafiingame, X. T., on the night of
the 18th of Dec. uIt., one Brown Mule, branded
above the left hip with the letters Z. ). NJ; on
the left shoulder or hip. with the letter C-has a
lump on his left shoulder thigh up) which Is in
the way OF the collar when working. Right hind
leg little shorter than the left. Main and tail
newly trimmed. Large, rough and ugly. viii
par Twenty Dollars Tor information that will
ensble me to get sight Of the above described
Mule. Be pleased TO look out and enquire for a
Mule of the above description of persons living
in different sections of the country. II
you hear of such, address the undersigned
at Burlingame. h, T.. who. on The receipt of your
letter, win come Immediately. and on sight viii
pay the above reward.
JAMES a. ROBINSON, 4gent for Santa
Fe Mail Company, Dragon Creek, Is. I.
Jan 20, SO
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"a . Conway

A TToRyEy AT LAW, Collanere Building,
n Lawrence. Kansas. VIII attend to any
business entrusted to him with fidelity and dis
patch Particular attention given 70 cases Of
Contested Pre-eISpticn Tities. Dee.5 +
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Tin Ware.

TNGLE BARKER has the largest, Cbeapest
J. and best assortment of Stoves ever offered
in I.aHrenee. Nov. q. 81 #
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TyGLE BARKER has fhesmsmeter chErss
L which viii make Butter worth - cts. per
ponnd. Bsy. -. 3. If
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r WILL pay Tor Potatoes, - cents casa or 81 90
/ n a0oas from nov antii the weather Is tooeeid
70 bus them. 4. SIkAh1s.
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City Drssg store,
yU0ODWARD'S BLOCK. MAIN STREET
" 4l.aErence. Kansas. Asg. LII
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pens Pans pene

A FINE ASSORTMENT Of steel peas rseeir-
u ed and Viii be sold teE to Close egf The lot,
1t WILAARTHS.
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CrockeFy.

TEGLE BARKER has Tin Ware ef every de-
! seriptioB. and of The best euality. Nov q #
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Huba 0uhaI

4 ny one wishing to take the xeE YORK Trib-
n me. New York Times. Missouri Democrat.
N Chicago Tribune. can nov have an c1peftu-
sity, as an making up clubs TO commence On
he ist of JaHuaFT.
~ Subscriptions received for all the pcpalsf
publications Of the ddg.s " eskiy ald rnoRthly
zufEbsrs for saisat tho eounter-
School, miscellaneous, ehildren's books. and
blank books and stationery for eale.
Bec.Ie. Il o. NfLHLRTH.
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Girl wanted.

A GIRL TO DO H0uSEW0BK WANTED
hsto whom very liberal wsgcs viii be paid.
Enquire at THIS 0FFlCE-
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W. =. Sutfiff.

NEERCHAyT TAILOR, and Dealer in Cloths.
ffl Ciothing. Hats, CAPS. and Furnishing Goods
No. Mass. St., doors north Of Blcod's stcrs.
Aug. 8, IsS7.-tf
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WE ARE RECEIVING oURWINTER SUP
w niles of Drugs &C. Our friends in the in-
terror viii please send in their orders to the
CRY DRUe STORE.
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MIDDLETON, sTRoRRIDeE G. Co
Lithographers and General EngfaFers
MAPS,
PLANS,
DRAWINGS of every kind,
PORTRAITS,
BONDS.

VIEWS of BUILDINGS
LANDSCAPES, &C., Executed in one or more
eolors. Notes and Diplomas always on hand.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan, IsJe.-Iyt
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WaterProof. Boots.
ToCeuntry merchants.

WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD ARTICLE Oh
w Winter Boots, call at SliANkLtNS
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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ssLet Youzr light shine Abroad. -
5 bhIs Camphine,
10 Spirit Gas. Burning Flaid.)
Lard Oh,
Winter Sperm Oil.
Jast received. for sale low at the
CRY DRre sroRe.
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NJ. z. Conway,
GENERAL AGENT of the n. z. Enigrant
y Aid Society. Lawrence, K. T. mr6
T AND WARRANTS for sale by
Il mr6 M.F. CONWAY.
GEyERAL FINE CLAIMS for sale by
~ mr6 N. +. CONWAY.
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NeU Aebeffiseme
M. +. Conway,
ATToRN AT LAW,
Hiatt z T

NFR. CONWAY will also retain his Office at
1tI Lawrence. and during his absence from Hy-
att, Mr.. Army will take charge Of any business
intended for him. mr6
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Dissnlnfinu

THE COPARTNERSHlp heretofore existing
i under the name and style of HICKS 4
BARKER, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business viii be continued BY INGLE
BARKER. JOHN ID, HICKS,
INGLE BARKER,
Iar.aroo L II Son5 IN Ie55 mrs
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pafentMedicines.

In0BoxEs PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
lUU gists Glassware. for sale at the
CfFY DRUG STnkg
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WiIliam q Paraons.

[UfAVtIEC LHG t3Et1AIusU y = [Akyt
THE STEAMER OTIS WEBB viii pis dali,
L between Quinaaro aud Parkviie. Also.
make trips at the Ferry Crossing. Ihe ksTr5
viii continue to long Is navigation Is pos
sibie. llaindaro. Nov. Il. In
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GODgY'S. PetersoH;s. BaIiou's and Emerson,s
" Magazines, received for AaEch hy
Feb q ct KfLAARTH.
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TxGLE BARKER has the largest and bsss as-
L sortment Of RnEs eEer brought % kahsas.
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EGLE BARKER has large quantity cf sery
= supsrier Ok 1skss. Ok cheias and Haress.
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THAyE SEVERAL GOOD CLAIMS ON
hand for sale in which there are great bargains.
as the owners are going TO leave the Territory in
disgust.
Oct. p. If
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n. SLATER.

TyOgWARDER snd zessrni celzsnissisp 4er-
{. eisaaf. No 81 Leyee. II. 1.oa1ss sio-.. haz
unsurpassed Isasilties for, and eisss Fef ~ s5a
persslGI Attention to the FsrssF1f1s bspsrt-
meat. has iGrk experiences a1e . general ae-
anaititsnee with Sleamhsas eNBers 5ud tsp-
sains Exqrse< and frsaspgrt4ticz1 AezRs E. e
senfering at this point. snf aszslrss FerEefssess
.rsi Shipper generally. Of bis ability % c1nfE1ct
freight ct The very lowest f5tes- -.
s5TsIcss for a1Las aa1 hiprizg 81 EzE0k y est
eyn preduee. kemp. HsGl. 9eatll5rsf Esefislenss
xFeesries 1n.shiaFE5. fe., solicited ke1 prompt
. attended &C. 9a insure safe lszszi : lsszk
nae zaees .sGafe ef 3. Slater, -s. kssts. ~
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pEARI0sETTS. Flutes. Kiaiins, yieliY bows,
~ SiTiass, de-. for sale by o. MlIAAkfA.
4 Ii. Eiais 1s szrisipg paper. enxslepez; Psnsf
- aed pencils. for sale b. o. NliszAhIH
SsfALI, ASSORTMENT ef sbs..ss, caps. ard uin-
a fe=eiotl15sz< efl Eaad and viii Be sota cheap
/ % close the essaeeFB. q. .#i14A41E.
4 ccnRDE4Ns and FlusinAs. and s;usie. A
/ Tee la 81 q. WfLNARTH.
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p. 5. Pest 4 Co..

DAyKERS q REAL ESTATE BROKERS
- Exchange Building. Kansas avenue. yan'
dott- x T. iytif
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stationery Stationery stationery!i
IRON PHIALDELPHIA.JU JUST RECEIE ED
L by WO0DW ARD &FISLEf.
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rhs EIan.rden Asseelaaisl.

COfEfa&s
TCAN NOW SUPPLY ny CUSTOMERS
i With al size and stsles Of Coins, uimed IA
the latest and best stsle. az lev priee- Alse
warrant mr. work and the articles going out Of
rs shop TO be what they are recommsnzeq- /.
2m j. kE-slstzh.