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Aa1ECmC6 108AACNS AfLkOSs0A1S
MINER & FULLER. Physicians and Surgeons,
Lawrence Kansas. Particular attention given
20 Surgery and diseases Of .he bye. =
JOHN Il. WOOD, Land Agent snd Aoaey Bro
ker, Lawrence, Kansas.
C. STORRS, Ir., Land Agent and Suryeyor.
=. SHAHkLlN, Wholesale and Retail Boot and
Shoe Dealer.
F. CONANT, Dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries
r. l. FRAZER, Matchmaker and JeHeler.
L. KELLOGG, Dentist.
WHITNEY HOUSE, 7. l.. Whitney.
WAYERLEY HOUSE, L. Hoyt.
E. s. L0WMAN, Attorney at Law.
JOHN u. Coz, Counselor, and Attornss at Law.
G. W. BROWN. Atty at Law and Land Agent
GEO. FORD, Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries. &c.
'RIDEN0UR / BRO, Land Agents and Real
Estate Brokers'.
MORROW HOUSE. Morrow & Eldridze.
CENTRAL HOUSE, b. johnson.
s. y. WOOD 4 CO., Real Estate Agents and
Dealers in Exchange and Money.
8. n. WOOD. Notary Public and Commissioner
of Deeds for Ohio.
C. STEARNS. Grocer and Provision Dealer
except Whisky.
ID. B. BURNHAM. Dealer in Seeds and Agrieul-
tural IRplenentx
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RULLENE 8 READ

CarpetingS. -
INGRAM and HEMP. choice STYLES, for sale
Il BY BULLENE 4 READ. y
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Stationery! Stationery StatiOneryu
IRON PHILADELPHIA. JUST RECEIVED
L by WOODWARD &FINLEY.
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Wilmarth's Circulating Library.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY-EEW AND
~ popular books arc constantly added, as pub
lished. q. WILMARTH.
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Masonic.
THE REGULAR MEETINGS of Lawrence
4 Lodge, No. 6. are held on the frst Thursday
of each month, in Masonic Hall, oyerthe Express
office. JAS. CHRISTIAN, W. Nj.
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Keen Ynnr Eeef DIV

A LARGE STOCK OF INDIA RUBBER
n goods Just received from the Goodyear Man
ufacturing Co.,-cOnsisting of Boots. Shoes, and
Sandals, which viii be sold low for cash, at
SHANkLIN'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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PiOWSi

T NGLE BARKER has thermometer Churns
Il which will make Butter worth 40 cts, per
pound. Nov. "a. s57 If
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WaterPraof Roots.
no county NIerchants.

WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD ARTICLE OF
w Winter Boots, call at SHANkLIN'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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MARRIED.

In Lawrence, December sstIl. 1851, BY. S: N.
Wood, Esq, GEORGE BEowN, ESQ.,, and Miss MA
RIA LIKINs; both of Franklin. h. l.
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Jesiah MILLER.

CEEING thst we are about to have legal au-
~ thgrity established in Kansas, announces
that he win now attend to any business pertain
ing to the profession Of the law. Settling here
in August, 1854, and being Editer of the Kdss-
sGs Free aSiGte,'' (which was DESTROYED In Law
renee. eist May 1851 he is well posted as to the
best places for investing money on specula-
ton, and as to the true condition of most con-
tested claims ia this county, and will attend to
any business of that kind.
Y. b. That his Office of Judge Of Probate does
not prevent his practicing law in all other courts
of Kansas. but it gives him authority to admin
lister oaths, take dispositions. Acknowledgements
of deeds and other instruments of writing.
A number Of 100 acre warrants on hand. Of
fee No. -. Massachusetts ST., opposite Express
Office, Lawrence. Kansas. Dec L. 81 If
H. NJ. SiEapson,
NOTARY PUBLIC, Office No.7, Massachusetts,
N street, Lawrence. Office hours A. II. to
p. NJ Dec 1851 If g
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p. S.Put &c
Turner & sidway,

BANKERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS
- Exchange Building. Kansas Avenns. Wyan-
dnff Il irIIff
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MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers
N1 in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Yalises.
Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Saddlsry, Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings. Buffalo Robes, Whips,
0vershoes, Fly Nets. &c. Store No. 10, Second
Street, Alton, Ill.
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u. Parsons,

AND AGENT, next door to {. $. Land Office.
IL Ogien, n. t., will buy and sell Land war
anntino town sites and private claims, defend
contested claims, and do any other business con-
nected with a land Otlee, -.
&C. Jan. , 1t
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Wanted.

TWO OR THREE good hands to cut cord wood
L and make rails for which the highest price
will be paid in cash. Enquire Of JAMES
CHRISTIAN at his Office.
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Mechanics, Tools
w. r. SutIfff.

MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer in Cloths.
tfl Clothing, Hats, Caps. and Furnishing Goods
Nos Mass. ST., doorsnorth OF Blood's store.
Aug. 8, Is57.-f
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TO Dry hoods MerchantsI
THE subscriber has just received on sale from
l. the best Eastern manufactures. a fine
lection of Cotton Goods, including Sheetings-
bleached and unbleached, Shiriings, 0snabnrgs,
Stripes Tickings; Canton Flannels, &C., &C.,
which he will sell at Eastern prices. with no ex-
ira charge for freight or ether expenees.
The goods can be seen at the store house of
Me Alpine 4 Co.. in WYAND0TT, and viii
richly repay examination. j. u. WlNCHELL.
Wyandott, Nov. IA, 1857. st Is
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Farmers. Attention !
Churns.

Traps.
i and so on. Nov. IA, 81. If
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General AGENT.

It gives as pleasure to state that ye have com
pleted arrangements with Rey. ". 7. PARRIsH,
AGENT for the HERALD OF FREgD0u. He 4 NOT
only authorized to. receive and receipt subserip-
tons, but is fully empowered TO cofnrdission
Canvassing Agents throughout the Northern
States to solicit subscriptions for us. Persons
wishing to act as agents for Us. will sddress NJ
Z. PARRISH. Rockford. H.
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OK Yekes!

TNGLE BARKER has the largest and best as
Il sortment of Plews ever brought to Kansas.
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CLARIONETTS. Flutes. Yiolins, Violin bows.
u Strings. Sc. for sale BIZ q. K1LAARTH.
A La kinds Of writing paper. envelopes. pens
II aud pencils, for sale b u. MfLAAkTH-
A SMALL assortment Of boots, caps, and win
n ter clothing on hand. and viii be sold cheap
TO close the concern. U. BlLAARTH.
4 CCORDIANS and Fiutinas. and Music. A
II fresh supply this day received.
Dec lsat o. WILNARTH.
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To DIV Goods Merchants

I NGI.E BARKER has large quantity Of very
l. superior Ok Yokes. Ok Chains and Harrows.
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YOU WILL FIND A LARGE STOCK OF
i Custom Made Stogie Boots, at SHANK
Inns Cheap Boot and Shoe Store, opposite the
Morrow House, which We can sell on terms to
suit the trade. ID. SHANkLlN. +
Oct "a, 1857.
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l00BoXES PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
IOO gist's Glassware, for sale at the
CRY DUG STORE.
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1.rrs A FRAME HEERY B. cOSKELL.
Frame & Conweu.
yyTHOLESALE dealers IN gun powder. Keep
w constantly on hand Rife, Sporting. and
Blasting Powder Also safety fuse. All orders
will receive prompt attention Once AT the fur
niture store, Kansas City. Mo- Jan 3m
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Robert L. Frazer,

MATCHMAKER AND JEWHLER, dealer in
w Watches. Clocks. fne Jswelry. Reviewers,
Fancy Goods, &c. iy4
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Girl wanted.
T. J. NEwBY
h. cLaYPooLK.

A GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK WANTED,
n to whom very liberal wages viii be paid.
Enquire at THIS OFFICE
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butter fer SaIe Low

JUST RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER
u $50 lbs. Fresh Butter. forsale low b. the guam
tity. Also 200 dozen Eggs very low BY the lot,
and little Lard for sale 1t 3 very high price
Sept. ], 1857. C. STEARNS q
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IRON Wedges.
TNGIE BARKER has any quantity Of Iron
i Wedges. Nov. II .. tt
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THERE is paper called the Spiritual Car
ion, published up in Auburn, New York, said
to contain more marveIs at times than \ dream
book. The last number contains couple of
paragraphs upon that somewhat familiar sub
ject called Love, which may be read with profit
by those who desire to see the great work which
is in store for the fool killer when he gets
round:
There is nothing on earth so peculiarly dear
to the tender heart-so lovely to the mind yea,
so eleyahng to the soul as loye-pure, gushing,
unaffected love. 1t Is the sweetest oasis that
springs up-ike the coruscating rays of the
sun through the misty morn-tO bedeck the
desert of life with its halo of heavenly influ-
eneeS. The first dream of love is to the Young
heart what the merry carol of the warbling
birds IS to the enraPtured fancy of the delighted
child
What delicious half sorrowfuI train of
emotions the consciousness ofthe reeiproCation
OF tender affection awakens in our minds;
how joyously it touches the jealous suscepti-
bility of our nature; how every move and eyery
act at the loved one is the theme of feryid
praise. 1t is then that we feel IS did the youth.
full poet, when he exclaimed
she smiled, and my being ran bliss 70 the brin;
she Spake and my eager heart flushed blossom:
Dear htayent t'as the music set to my EEe's hymn
AMI Up went my soul to Sod shouting with giee-
{ l love ny Love- and my LoTel0T men
Think of eornscating oasis springing up
with halo around ii, through the misty morn
How feryid' 1t all is.
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CABLE souvrxlRs- There was an ftssn foist-
ed upon Us through the medium Of our tele-
graphic news in yesterdays paper. under The
head of Telegraph Cable Souvenirs, which,
had We seen it, We would have stuffed very
deep in the bottom of our pipe-for an printing
it it being nothing more than mean adzertis-
ing dodge Of set Of sharpers who have bought
up the unused part Of the Telegraph cable. The
telegraph agent at New York must be 4 regular
sap-head, If he thinks heean come such lodges
on the press with impunity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-24

VINO WAS FIRkN e-Was Re al Episeopalian,
Astaodtst, Presbgteriaoa or Baptist FL Every
body, BY this time, must have read Mr. Buffers
Two Millions. but NOBODY as jet can guess
who is, orr who was The original Of the eOld
FHkin, who figures in 1t as the hero though,
as usual in such cases, there IS plenty of Inn
pertinent guessing on the Subject Only one
thing seems to be certain about him,-and that
is, he was Ctell it not in Gath an Bpiscopalian,
becanse,-
sEiEhoat much search,
as1 NET haze found, Ga Gny Sunday morning,
gorgeous eo5chr1an soaaev-flat iFusaei VIII sseSry
a foot1asr.1 psEIsst,lsl tlizneEs,
VIA many other tlltserahls Slarasrs,s
Ssi9,ase ne ssEasl nan e dEo.sy Psss,
Rose With the r11sic, Iooked via liberal yfegs
On PE.z.- donna never lro,.9 g ftlser
And san enchanting Shen me can't vas eadsd;
And vent through an The usual retpOnses-n
The \ 7. Cdure6aaqa, We see, takes offence
at this, - and lashes AR. Butler for locating so
iueorrigible mammon-w orshipper as Old Fir
kin is, the One Catholic and Apostolic Church.
The editor is quito sure, that unprincipled men
of wealth aud women of fashion may be found
in meeting houses" as well as in the Church,
and indignantly adds,
There are many stylish carriages before the
doors of the ConFenticle; there are many ele-
CANT, luxurious pews within. which sell for very
high prices; and the 'Worshippers,' who make
no responses, because there are none to make
are quite as much worshippers of Mammon as
those who do. And as for the fine and fashion,
able singing, We, followers Of the old paths, ac-
knowledge ourselves quite surpassed by the
EPhesians of aeao Churches
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There is said to be fellow who IS babituany
Such IS not the case with his wife. however.
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SARATOGA SPRNGs-SoceI Steel Quotations--
Sao6s and F9unEies tIulk-A letter from Ssrato.
ga Springs, in one of our exchanges, expatfates
upon the human stock market quotations of
that fashionable resort The thing is done up
pretty well, as al those familiar with the idiom
of market quotations win readily perceive
We read that
The market was more active and buovant this
morning than we have yet seen it this season.
owing to large amount of Young New York,
and Phlladelphia being introduced Young New
York took quite start about eleven O'Clock.
and advanced 8. This stock was quite firm
until after dinner, when twas rather infirn and
unsteady, but eventually closed firm and Is
most Internationally the best stock in. the mar
Sec NO important improvement occurred in
InlladelPhln, 1t being rather dali since Young
New York was thrown on the market. Snobs
and hunkies were offered but were dull and in.
active These fancies have rapidly declined
this season, and operators are remarkably eau
tious how they touch these stocks
Nothing has been consummated as vet IN fir
tatlOus; papas and mammas watch this stock
closely; indeed, 1t IS the only stock which seems
to interest them deeply
deiFesseS are very dull there appears to be
q great lack of confidence IN this stock, opera
tors believing it to be quoted shove it's real
value Hoops are very much inflated, but rule,
AFfTF
''United States brand
Cocktails aud cobbIeEs were active. and IN
great demand about IL A. u, when they had
downward tendency. Champagne opened live
y at the second board thinner tiuel, and large
lots changed hands at $3.50 advance is expect
ed IN champagne
Dancing opened brisk during the evening
and pretty girls, from fair to middling. WeSe
rather active at the advance, and were firm
during the RedoBa. Foreign stocks are NOT
quoted.
ghambermaids were left on call in the halls,
and walters could be bought at any figure, from
q quarter American coin) to 4 half
Mosquitoes not very active Old maids ara
advancing, and offer freely
Should any important changes occur in our.
market, you viii be duly informed
TaEsEwere 81 deaths in New York list week,
81 of consumption.
WIIL1AN G. ALRzAsDER, President Of the
PhiladsPhia and Trenton Railroad Company.
died on Thursday
ITis stated that disease similar DO the hog
.en9lera, mas broken ont among the poultry IN
GraszhoPPsFs are destroying the corn, clover
and Eything green in Bucks county. Pam
sJlvanla.
THE council Of the city Of Portmouth. u.
to & 900. s. 80 80
San, how did you IKE hat llAis / sola yOu
$50. g. It's not yeEy sharp, but you man
agsed 70 shave me with It ?
s one armed man IS always an OfE-handsd
kind Of fellow.
4llE RAN11I1Ss eoslliUssrT z.AA remedy such
Is Bar1arss Hollqad Bitters cannot s. ton
highly recommended To the travelling COM
1unity, especially, It is certainly Al, invaIuable
remedy having little OF no exercise, eonstaptIv
exposed, and subject to the effects of 4 change
o. climate ana ~ tiers ehs require some pleasant
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Trustees Sale
OfRolIing NH, land. CoaI. Iron ore, Ge..

IN OHIO CO. AxD TETZELs CO.. VA
DIT VfrtueoF recorded Deed Of TraSt dated NAV 4sb
u 1851, from the Crescent HauufaetorfnE
the under1t8ned Trustees, wa sen 1t uufe sale nt The
Court House n the ely Ohio Co. Virginia. On
"Wednesday the sta day Of October. 1885, an property
conveyed In said deed, intending the following.
botof about forty land situated In the city of
Thieh s erected Rolif feet,
e9Gt1tning powerful Steam Engines Boxing FuEaces
Il Heating RuEnaee9S SqEeeIeTs trains Muck Rolls,
trains s<t aud Boiler Rolls, complete Rhs,
Saws P1uehe4 and uanaEsetrre Rail-
Foad lruDs together with All the HppurtEuan-
thereto belonging The Coal privilege belAunz
property about ITO Of It OF superior
C0afcEe Of the openings which within 50
feet of the NM, opening apEt s00Heet
On this property also erected large Smiths EhOP
MarshoHse 1fG 50 n, story o5ee 81 90 r. and
story Brick Dwelling
Also Of land sitaated In Wetsel County,
g n1iles from heeng, the the Bah. Ohio Rail-
road, which through tract contains
l9o0o ACRES Of land zen uoodsd and sboundlns IN Iron
Ores Of excellent quality.
Also the Interest sa5a Company in smother tract Of
about IS Letoa Station. said Railroad,
WetIel county Aforesaid.
The Of the ss One.HoaEth the purchase mon
In cash. and tie residue equal nSaIrents pay
able respectively IN six twelve eighteen months non
the day OF sale with Interest," the be
LEVI a. EVANS,
y. C. AGHES0N, Trust eea
auSA-d1U&Wtds 81. WILKINSON,
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:. E g sases OfyelloW fever were reported in
Philadelphia on Thursday.
THE Lexington and Big SandT nv. ) R.ilrn.d
IS TO be sold 70. debt
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D. c. BAxTER. late reporter on the \. O.
Bee, died Of yellow fever last week.
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PARALYsIs RESULTING FRox- TosAcco TrS-
FOnED.-Within few years past Tin foil has
come into very general use, in the place of pa
per, IS an article in which to put up chewing
tobacco for general use. The change WAS con-
yenisnt and the new article grew into favor
among tobacco eheWerS At FIRST consumers
had to pay pretty god price for it, but of late
the article has been cheapened. But it has just
received blow thai, We think, must terminate
its entire use Ii is nor asserted, and with Sc
we're experience TO support it. that the tin-Fol
has dangerous poisonous qualities Two cases
haEe just arisen that are eaculated TO give a
great celebrity to this belief Police Justice
Btagg, Of Detroit, and q prominent citizen Of
Cincinnati, have been attacked by severe strokes
Of paralysis induced. as the physicians declare,
ny the poisonous influence Of tin-Eoil used by
tobacco vendors If this Judgment be sound,
Ne may expect TO see as once general sboli.
sieu Of the use OF the artIele
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DENTISTRV

FHEundersfEned the public thattksy
have associated Themselves together for the practice
Of DenttgtIy- Their I4a MarEe:
Monroe and Unon SAL Uere they Vifl be happy
Dentist
They both students andfOr
besn constantly engaged in the himself for Il
last he hasbeeoeae4uaia
cities Of the DATED States, aud has faartse himself
With their operating They there.
fore feel confident Of being able give entire Gssaetea
to anUho may favor them with their patTOnaEe.
ABR ROBERTSON, ND
Theeling,No 1857. JAMES ORB.
N. B-MessrsB. q. take pleasure InrefeTrtng,byp
mission, 10 the following gentIenen:
Il. b Weed, D. d. Hon. HIS Hnn-Algd
CALDWELL Morgan Nelson, H. Eofs Rs Dr.JsAR
RTsseIE, Dr.. WI. Bates, Dr. &. H Oaamins. Dr.. E.
Hildreth, Todd Tsznt DeIaPla1, John Enore
Esq, aIeCIGuens, Knox Co., Marsh Taylor. novIs
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NOTICE!

Ii those indebted 70 the firm Of Goetzs Diekmas
~ miners hereby authorized 20 pv ne Ear5
anyone except subscriber eOnpEares sish ths
S trouble and % The debtors The
Tm- AUG GOETHE,
inly2I-dta Surviving Partner.
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HARDENING.

THE subscriber o6rs number ogaerss suitable lars
four raiIes from Tie city, the National Read-E
Gardening puTpesets tyegetable and fruit raisinE) NJ
lEa4e fog \ number Of years favorable ter11S,
j1iyS9im TH0S. H0RNBRo0E
once 10. us5S, Main street. up ssair,
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE & hereby Owen hFnIs Of Pollard STE
N venson, and Stevenson Co consisting Of MeCoEiek
Pd lard and Henry L Stevenson are hereby dfgsnIed M
mutual consent MCCORMICK POLLARD,
HENRY L. STEVENSON
Wheeling, Aug. 30, 1883. anR2I-4s
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ZOE aAIKORRENT.
For Rent,

sste1e aes11l1led lttoEa foEe laEEe family NE lei
contains two aero, EhiCk could made good Etss
garden. Also good orchard, 3e LATELY eneSSeJ
sEItth aneEeeneutfsnee- For terms apply 70
EhS0-H 4 z. HCLLIHES.
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1lRR Room "a Main street, North Wheeling, Or
Il aerty oeennIeSf by & D. WeoroES For terms spply
to Irnk1SI GEORGE e BICEHAM
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Bedford Springs.
ICE! ICEY

Il persons vishin supplied uith lee Freu. NILE
Zee HcSE5es V1 fte8se fe1ve orders AZ The PfubP
snoP Of [iy5-2ml q 8 DIIIrlN
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The Les1Eenuorth City CKansasl eOrrespou-
dent of the New York Herald, AFTER preheing
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oRsI.lG AsD ByEelsG cGsTo4s IS LEAvEssoRTH
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himself to the defence of the British pretenson Of
visitation and search and when Lord Malmesbury
finally determined to abandon that unlawful practice
the Tribune stouty insisted that il was concession
in violation Of right and justice. TO the save pow
err" When we claimed Oregon up TO 81 deg. 40
min, the Tribune was on the side Of England
When the President put down the Mormon rebel
lion, the Tribune was ON the side of the MorInons.
When the President sent an army to keep the peace
In Kansas, the Tribune denounced him as a tyrant
When the administration assaulted flibusterism in
Ncaragna not even that prompt and decisive action
could win an endorsement from the Tribune And
now that our government is seeking to open the
great isthmus routes Of Central America, we find the
Tribune still dissatisfied and persistent as ever in its
misrepresentation. Our contemporary is literally an
opposition journal.