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AccIDENT.-The steamer May Qneen broke s
link of her beam on Tuesday night When on
Black River The steamer Ocean took heT
freight and passengers, and the May Queen
left on the Oceans time last night after the acei
dent was righted
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CATTLE FOR THE BUFFALO MAEkET--Mr.
Norton of this city yesterday took thirteen head Of
heavy beef cattle from our yards for the Buffalo
market We ehaye not seen better lot Of cattle
his season
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CATTLE FOR THE EtsT.-DariBg the last tEen-
ty-four ho1rs the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincin-
nai Railroad brought in foTty-three cars Of stock
OF which thirty cars were OF cattle. At the same
tina the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad brought in
thirty-twO cars Of cattle and four cars Of hogs
HeraLd last ereRIRg
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL. AND BEST IN THE WORLD
Au others ions and should he avoided,
YOU wish 10 escape ridicule
GRAY RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the least
injury u HaH.sr Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have tesn
Ewarlsd to VIVA Bachelor Isss aud 5000
applications have been made tie Har Of MS patrons
ms famous Dye.
WAI- A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from Hrs and WARRANTED
not 10 iniure the least housE long may be eOLta-
uod an the M effects OF Bal u es:emedisdi the Hair
vigursied for lie b. this sple-idiC DE
Made, sold applied PRIV roamsJ the Wig Fac
IS3 Broadway, y. \.
Q The Genuine has; the nam aa1 address upon steel
engraving four SIDES OF each Box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
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INPROvEMENTs.--We notice a very handsome
improvement in the way of reading and smoking
room attached 10 the business Office OF the AmeTi-
can House A marble floor has been laid
the apartment is large and pleasant, and is really
fine addition to the already superior arrangements
Of the American. The clerks, o. P. MYERS and
P. REYNOLDS, are both gOoi-oOking, ceziteous
and genilemanly fellows, and invariably make
friends Of sejOurners who tarry at the American
They are always attentive TO the Slightest wants Of
visitors and never fail in rendering them happy and
comfortable. Under the careful management of
Mr.. 4. P. WNsLow, the American has become
one of the most popular hotels in the West
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MoYEMENrs OF TROOPS.

81 IoIIsI JUNG ,.
A Lsavenworth dispatch Of the Tth says the
6fth column, Col sumner, marched on Saturday,
aud the SIKH and last column, Msj. Emory, leaves
on Wednesday and head quarters on Thursday
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GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RETAIL PRICES.
GRAFFENBERG
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD, Trumbull Co, v. Al, anil, 81
hereby certify tha. have been dealing the Grasn-
berg ednes Tor the past rear. aud truly say that
hIra uese ouered lT medicines TO the pusc that have
act VITA ths mre dseidsd approbaIoa q me people than
ncso, particularly the Pills aad CafholieOu Iney will
readily perim al and more thau Is promised for them
have sod about any b0 ties 0f tde Ctho0n the past
son, ann b ar the best results ever
J. n c. JOHNSON. Med Ast.
Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Grafenberg Med
cines Dr. B. s physician OF extensive practice, and
Of the most successful IN the county rumbull
Which he resides
Tins esrthss that have used the Graenberg Pills and
Marshalls Cafhoicon, scd here b. II C. Johnson, "a
my prac Ice TO Y entire saiis action They are good
msdleiBea-l
Dr. O. W. BUSHNELL
H1rtord. TmmbRll Co. o MsrrhT :, 81.
WEST BEBFoFD. LOshOet0n Co, May "A. 81.
Mr. H. B Eiugsiey-sh. = Se-s been selling the meci-
enes the GAsnbers Company for the asf ten years.
a have insariably found good safisf1cton
aud pills hay8 sold 10 great famIiss regu-
ary and coffee and with my trade they have
becoms staple article. Marshals Uterine Cathocon
MEDICINE that has done great amount u good m Fenals
Diseases One lady sold Il To- told thu she had
Of medical treatment By the most skill fol
Yours, Truly. JAMES WILSON.
For sale by all druggists and modciae dealers in Ono
n. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
mhs-dkw - General Agent for Ohio.
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PLAIN AND oRNAsIENrAL PRINTING

. For City News, see first page
page.
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Mtoirinrs.


~! 70 Ihs Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
a., o. 6saa,y IL slaaOt exist without fac had Al
ear around each bottle and 70 one es 1sS os or see
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
ani yoare M az sall the attention Of an old
back 10 il orgiS5i i preparation, which tuns
- a VIA laxurant gr0Wth-removes ne dsn5S " IN ne
o ne naiur1l hlds; and hence If used as a Ti nou
fI ~ ne haI Will Drese is color and kee5t ~,
eail then upon the bald Tie TaT OF disase5 "a We
1Eias octs o ne yo9ns Will not they value The
n ~ i,aise Is upon the ioagus Oft ousands II
aAven reee we'd the following letter In re,ri ~ NV
toraiive, few weeks since IN es-ia u me Res
Mr. L.ave,,vo-, Dep RIVER COxS., July "a lsss
lfun OF surf On ny head Tor more than VII lan-
Haven paper about wooSs Hsir saw II New
~ e1s b m sis o. ne Isl of April last an 9urc6as-
ne thing i removed the scaTf and new bl hs y ! vas
III ~ Il nov nov tWo OF three inches in length where h vac
so bottles more by Mr. Post the bearer 81 ms 5
market tor many bottles aer il Is fpo1S may haEe
Yours with respect. RIFI1S PRa7r
Pr,f w., -D...s.- PHIADgLPH1A. Sept. s, 1s5sn
r ~, Sir Your Hair Resf0rsfiTe i pToT
2aIt o. NJ head almost lost is eogeTiaE-in ft
nj now tbs ~ ~ ~ AaI Pnt bottles Of your Restorative
~ crop o. young hair and the trout Is also res, -
q whatever think from M 0,ss personal Ye5,
lol cen induce manv others t8trv Il
h"disfeapecttuiiyt ID. R. THOMAS NJ ID
No t6f Vine street
NJ n NINCENNEs, IA, June y ls53
ffot u J. Wood; As y0u about 10 uauuflcfnrs s,5
emu your recently discovered Huir Rest0raiiV, Will
state, for whomsoever Il NAV concern that b,,s ~ .
mn Al wa Others % ltthaf. have for severa ve,r
me hao OF us other Hllr RestOrltives and that
unl yuus vastly superior 70 any other know III enti
,eases the head fdaudru aud with one month"; pToSey
as VII restore unv persoLs hair the OriguaI Vofhl
oilt and TEXTURE irving 4 healthy. soft and glossv an
aTance; and all this without dscnarina The hanS tbt
ppy II OF the dress on hioh Il drops would
,oior and texture 10 hair 's . i'N'
Respectfully yoars. WILSON KING
o; J. WOQn ) Co. Proprietors M Broadway n v
~ the 8rea n " Wire Railing EstablishmenfI and III
Market street, St Louis Mo q" - -
And sold BY all good Druggisfs Ynh9-de,-,,u
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FROM NEW YORK.

lttta ,ll NEW YoRK, June o.
The Africa, for Liverpool, took IS passengers and
slzs 400 in specie.
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AMUssNESTs.-The Morris Troupe viii remain
in the city three nights longer, and giyean extra
entertainment on Saturday afternoon The Aelo-
deon was crowded TO its utmost capacity last night
Ald the audience kept in roar of delight. Many
of their songs are exquisitely beautiful Os well in
sentiment as in execution-snd elected prolonged
applause Their comic songs, and their jokes, are
perfectly inmitIbie, aul never fail 10 provoke
shouts Of laughter. In short they are original and
chas;e in their performances, and altogether supe-
rior to any other troupe whose performances We
have before witnessed.
N. AdOnis, the Magician, will continne at the
Grays' Armory through the week. He is really a
remarkable necrOmaneer, and performs many illu-
sions entirely new in this community.
Tonight closes the engagement at the Thester
of the Martinetti and Blondin Troupe. Let all
turn out and give these inimitable artists fall
house, such as their performances well merit If
there are any of our citizens, lovers of innocent
amusement and side-spitting fun, who have not
seen this Company perform, they should improve
this opportunity to do so. 0zs of their enter
tainments will keep away the blues for 8 week
after
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CLElKED.-The Northern. Light left last night
for Superior.
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WINDOW SHADESI WINDOW
w aHADES-Gold Borde-ed. Plain bcrdeu, B1d,
WI and Green Hollands. full Ghacal and
osfs BEcKWI1HS CARPET STORE.
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ADVERTISE IN TIE CHARDON
DEMOCRAT.

Merchants and Business Men generally OF Cleveland,
will find il to their advantage to ADVERTISE IN The
CHARDoN DEMOCRAT. Its principle circulatIon is in
those which give theis Cash Trade 70 the city. Ad
vertisemeniz inserted cons cuausly and Al low
Address J. ; WRIGHT,
Char,ioa. J1ne Isl. Is5s Puh Democrat
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ek---1Se ~ - 1l1--l..al. NV lNlA
WIGS +! WIGS I! WIGS |!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surTass al.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a chaTm-no turning up behnd-ao shrinking
On the head; indeed this the only Establishment where
these things properly uIdsrs O. d and made
233 BrOaiway. New York
,r7,-a e--e,,aa1 W pTcUp -T.vrr.,F Oh, 49,
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EOR SALE-A handsnma Conntr5

EOR SALE.-A handsome Country
kesldenee-On Newburg road miles from the Coafft
Rouse A hne large house and acres OF land with :
bzrgain- - - SoosAIs - :
A SMALL; FARMS acres, X of mile from the first
eeot nun me CITY, on one OF th principal Railroads
so back s7nds loan. excellent for gardening CT farming
purposes in two good orchards &c Will he sold al =
sacrIfce II fapplied for soon
,CEDAh SI--Oue mile from the city line. a Cottage
ioese and Barn, yearly new, aud oflznd with
fAh.h OF 10 ACRES-Is miles from the citv- rood
~ an1 ldiass and well warcrei, with orchard
cnglce NUT So ueraie
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE-l.OO0 ACRES o
COAL AND IRON OhE LANDS AT SO PER ACRE
IN PensI Eaula 50 miles PIttsb TX near the PEI \
yF ania Railroad and Canal, heavy timbered lands md
s4 ior farming purposes witt hua Of bitu-
MINUS coal and veins Of vary in thickness from
10 70 "A inches Ine abJge valuable lands are offered ID
exchange Tor Western lands al the price Of per
acre -
PUTNAM CO-4s0 acres hsavy ti,ered Ia,is usar ths
1rt Ndfne Ifiu Railroad; also. 50 in Dedanco
Co. q h0lee % timber, exchange stock OF gods
lOWA-fine laaos with cash exchaass for g0od
civ EprOperiy
EAST CLEVELAND-Farm of1o9 acres with a Iarse
f1rm house. gcOo bar aud orchard and we w1tered 70
e1enanse leI city YrJperty. SIS per acre.
l9ifaoh I'D fAhldS IN MINNESOTA TERRIFIC
kA-Weh eateu and Hear 10 th4iElng towns. To ez-
ROUSE 3 JENNINGS,
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5prfial Notitfs.
TRAyRLFR,s REGISTER

u F0- Gas Fiztares and Fitfing-APPiy
9 Fs5g Esssorfh 8 Co. Is5 szd lS5 Superior sfrsef
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
A Voice from Palmyra.
lIFor tho.Frcemen's ohampion.l ]

lJFor theFreemen's Champion.l !:l
Mn. EDITOR; l understand that
some graceless scamp is circulating
Mereport, and finding ninnies to be-.
lieve that the College buildings Of the
"Baker University" are to be loca-
ted and built on the Minneola prairie,
ironically called the Capital" /.
For the benefit Of the gulls, will
you state that Section 3, Of the char
ter for said College, reads as follows :
alt shall be lawful for this association
to locate o University to be called
"Baker University at the town OF
Palmyra, or within one mile Of said
town. Also to locate other Semina-
ries of learning in such places, and of
such grades as may be deemed best
for the cause of Education" and
should have been added, common
honesty.
Thus it will be seen, that even if
the Ministers of the Methodist Con-
ference were disposed to patronize
swindling, by putting their buildings
on the prairie referred to, they must
first remove said prairie to Palmyra,
,or within one mile thereof.
1t is to be hoped that said Confer
renee will establish one school, at least,
at certain hamlet contiguous to the
"Capital," in which shall be taught
ITO children of larger growth, a few
of the first principles of honesty, for
.swindling is bad habit to grow up
ION men or boys. 1 q" T.
Ueaa.E PALMYRA.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
The Double-B -Barreled Cannon.

The Border Rufiians, like the sub
iects of Great Britain who invaded
our country in the days Of the Revo-
luton, have peculiar aversion to
Yankee tricks. They watch every
movement of a Yankee as intently
and suspiciously as jealous lover
does the operations Of u rival. The
following circumstance will exempli-
fy this fact: I,s.
At Fort Scott the Ruffians have in
their possession a large telescope
which they use to scan the country
about i'll that vicinity, to keep them
selves apprised of the approach Of
"pesky (abolitionistS." During the
excitement occasioned by the recent
difficulties down there, one day one
of the "chivalric sons of the sunny
South" was taking survey through
the above mentioned object, when his
devout attention was arrested by the
discovery of suspiciouS-lo
concern some four miles distant, in
the direction Of Fort Bayne, He dis
cerned a long black object, with two
holes in the end fronting towards him,
mounted on four wheels. Adjacent
were two covered wagons, several
horses and men. His curiosity was
excited. He peercd, studied and con-
jectured. What could itbe? Some
thing serious was in the wind He
racked his brain to its innermost
depths in his efforts to elucidate the
MYSTERY. The brainS of the "chival-
ric" subject were inadequate for the
purpose. He summoned assistance.
A crowd ofkindred subjects soon as
sembled. Yes! that was it. it could
be nothing else. 1t was a double-dar-
relied cannon IA new Yankee inven-
tion 1t was Captain Bayne's com
pany, fully equipped for war, bent on
the destruction of their headquarters.
Sensations of terror and dismay
pierced the hearts of the Fort Scott
Ruffian subjects. A deputation was
formed to wait on the beseigers to as
certain their motives. The new in
vention was approached-whcn thank
Heaven! it was nothing of more Sc
rious nature than the boiler Of a steam
saw-mW, which itproved to be! which
was being conveyed by q company of
strangers to point on the Usage
River. E.I,l. Ii
The "chivalry of the Sunny South"
are vigilant, as we'll as sensitive No
new Yankee invention will get the bet
ter of their circumSpectness
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
Z AWRENoE. FOREVER!


DOUBTLEss MINNEoLA possesses
~ numerous advantages for the location
Of the Capital of Kanzas; but whether you
believe it or not, my store in Laurence cost
more than I'll the buildings in Minncola
put together. tits tli| h4
., SIXTY FEET LoNGi 9
Twenty-Five feet wide, and three stories
high. The walls are built Of solid stone,
and the frontis OF brick 1t cost a "MEAp"
of money, and in order to pay for it, shall
be obliged to sell "yight smart chance" of
Goods. Therefore, good people Of
R,AIRIE CITY hN
And neighborhood, when you visit Law
renee, just drop in and deposit with my
clerk a few of your .- 'r
SHINING GOLD D0LLARSl
And shall be excessively obliged 10 you,
My stock consists Of everything a man
'oants TO eat together with great variety
of notions in the
aE GROCERY LINE, 'i! 'o
Not usually kept in Kanzas stores. n.y.
ALSO
I have opened RESTAURANT, where
WARM MEALS
eau be obtained atGll hours of the day, for
the moderate sum of IS CENTS. Also
HOT OYSTERSl
At all hours of the day and evening, for
rc 25 CENTS Al PLATE.
-DT No charge for showing the premises
to all honest people.
CaAS. STEARNS,
Mly - IS Mass, st,
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
HARDWARE AND STOVES.

JINGLE BARKER would respectfully in
Il form the Inhabitants of Lawrence and
of the Territory of Kanz9s that his man.
moth Hardware and Stove Storc, No. .
Massachusetts, street, is now open, where
he has on hand and will keer constantly
for sale, for cash only, the largest and b7st
selected stock Of Stoves, Agricultural I'm
plements, American, English and German
Hardware, Nails, Window Glass, Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden, Orockery and
Glass Ware, ever brought into the Territory
of Kanzas, at WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
at prices that cannot fail to suitall.
ask the special attention of COUNTRY
DEALERS 10 an examination of my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I am
conf lent can fill all orders in my line to
better advantage than small dealers can
obtain Them from any other source, as buy
all my goods from manufacturers and i'm
por.ers out of first class jobbing houses at
the East for cash, My facilities for doing
iobbing business are unequalod in the
West. ....
] also have connected with my establish
ment a TIN SHOP where manufacture all
kinds of TIN, COPPER, and SHEET
IRON WARE, attend to all kin Is of Job
Work, Tin Roofing, Spouting. Guttering,
Brazing, 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 sy fair
dealing and strict attention to business to
obtain share of public patronage Try
me. LoOk out for tic big Tea Kettle.
l4tf INGLE BARKER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
JOSIAH MILLER,

g SEEING that we are about to have legal
~ authority established in Kanzss, an
nounces that he will attend to all business
pertaining to the professions of the law
Settling here in August, 1854, and being
editor of the " Kanzas Free State" which
was destroyed in Lawrence, May 2lst
1856, ho is well posted as 10 the best
places for investing money on speculation
and as TO the true condition ofmaay con.
tested claim cases, and will faithfully at.
tend to any business of that kind.
N. B, That his Office of Judge of Probate
does not prevent him practising in all Other
courts of Kanzas, and also gives him au-
thority TO administer oaths, take deposi
tions, acknowledgment of deeds, and other
lnstru ments. of writing.
IL A number Of l6O-acre warrants, low
for cash or on time
Office ~ Massachusetts street, opposite
Express Office, Lawrence, X. T, l2lf
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
PALMYRA.
The Feeling in Wabonsa.

A large and enthusiastic meeting
Of the citizens of Wabonsa and vi
cinity was held Immediately upon
the return of their delegate from the
Free State Convention of Dec. 49,,
10 learn the action of the Convention,
and to give expression Of their senti-
ments. After hearing the report Of
their delegate, they passed series of
resolutions unanimously approving
the action Of the Convention in adopt
ling the policy of not voting. On the
-22d ult. another meeting was held to
hear some statements in reference to
,our present political condition, where
were passed the following resolu-
,tions:
WHEREAS, The Lecompton Constitu-
tion is tyrannical in its origin, in
sulting to the public sentiment of
the Territory in its provisions, and
odious in its whole history and
WHEREAS, A portion of the Free
State tarty went into the election
for officers under this Constitution,
with the avowed and professedly
sole purpose of putting themselves
in better position to crush it;
Resolved, That any attempt to en-
force the Lecompton Constitution,
will be the signal for the rising of the
Free State men to arms.
ResoIved, That any Executive and
Legislature who should make such an
attempt, would be guilty Of treason
against sacred and cherished political
rights, and should be punished ac-
cordingly.
RESOLVED, That in declaring these
sentiments it makes no difference to
us which of the two tickets shall be
elected. I. .r.
The Wabonsa correspondent of the
Lawrence Republican, in commenting
upon the above resolutions, remarks:
III do not know one person in our
community who dissents from the po-
sition they assume, and if it shall
turn out that the Free State ticket is
elected, and they undertake to work
tho Government under the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, we desire an early
notice Of the existence Of any such
intention, and "we hold them as we
hold the rest Of mankind, enemies in
q war upon our rights" and shall
.endeavor to govern ourselves accord
ingly." "r,a
Good fer Wabonsal Prairie City
responds hearty "Amen !" to all
such sentiments, a nd so do tho entire
people of Southern Kanzas, with
perhaps the single exception of those
Of one locality. That kind Of "conseru-
,atisne (l)" that requires person to
experience. the emotions Of q mouse
whep it is the subject Of a gyratory
performance bya cat, "don't take I"
among the masses of the people Of
Kanzas.