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NEW GOODS Il

IIkOCEluES--a fresh stock, consisting TO-
\ .,.sst afTlAs--..li grades, Furv Coners.c has-
s4atr, turuA, h,puIa, etc., (udhrh, NallEf Pirh-
ia ANA ,rhni 3D. AllrkrrI 10 D, sAninn. Msoh-
iulw Trout, Tongues aUG rouudR 1tiPt, Hams,
Pork, Lard, hrgAFs, oil ErHdr4 Alolass, % etgS-
art. syrup. CIDER Niu,gaE, Luslrd Sperm LARD,
Whale aud NeAtF Foot Ulh, burning fln1d|
Camph,nr. Tufpcutihe Namish japan, fAihr
Glihlnds. alt, Nails, Window GlAst, DrT'hTrfFf'
SNUFF and 4ohaccout, ItOVH, CeW Ahd X. a.
MeAl, GfkiIam Flour, Nuek heat hplit IfAS toT
soup Com StAfch, bIouLd liice lfnha, ISpla-
"a talql EKtgarts Titklos. Kftrhtpt, rrrffHic
PrAefics and. Cherries. Ornlee., Lemons MITE,
Hai- ms CuUAnts, CitTdn, fpicrs, iIrss, NahGf@
hho,cs. Spades, 6ryrirs, W1pphh WAN, u.
LHH's hI ITLH WuHKiAG tHfhAA, fiIfs, IHI
heel cimTn INV In urc rlrEH ItANGiNCs aud
Hordrrs laTtr and w aiLhIl aftpr,mtnt thnfI-
rHy, Gus and AIdAK WAht, NcgmPlrts stock
ineisdiHg tutur rti.f'A san. & HI a MIff, IAhtE
aud ruCHET CtTirhN, ILATED MAht' ard
good assortment ~ u AHiN Ar. ~, ric,' "ths
half nf which has not been uild,' ~ bought ~
C,su unWN. and viii Ne sold SrcqgfW rhcaJ+V
Cali and see AZ T., BHOWNN ~
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Better than a Fig of Tobacco

4 Crazy man gave asa reason Nh, nc carried
hr Of tobacco IN hi- hat, that u answered
three purposes lst IL released linn from the du.
y ~ travelling 90 wake mp ministers TO Nrnsc Of
their duty. ID u settled the CA stiou whether
Saturday or Sunday b. the tuc Sabbath aud 3d
d kept him from becoming crazy!
il.lal. tA. .L4-EiLlgla lli nai ~ 1l2el
TIC ahU,c results, vet. when timely aud thorough
Is used IL iriH produce effects almost 90 wonder
m A. the drludcd mans tobacco.
II viii PIE, cnt halducs- aud numbers can tcs-
TN they have twice ~ much hair uu their heal A.
they had before using the article. One Lady, after
using Il bottle or two. said h was humhug because
IL did not produce more rapid effects but having
now twice the quantity Of Lur ON her head, and
uf ARCHER color, she now b a. earnest In IT,
prei.e a, shc~a, before Ia IT, condemnation We
Say % thl puo'tv uuy IT, ur yuu with 80 -rt,.ted
H. +. lIOYT
81 Johnshury, June >, 1858. ssh
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lNvNllps Norlcr rusrNCri

r.r'tNa n1.i rg,. Vrtrs ng e q Uru,uusoN's elinU.
.yvlNT NIutrS htNr hran UurINuIHH a n rurrii. g.
anil sat Hahl" Nurlu' hud SWIMMER urdylur And VIM"
aIHH. of ~ tN Hfarru. uf remedies that have
irrr introduced Nlthyi That urIp has been abandoned
~. ihlr.Hu.. urA .Iur ht. boon sut tiuri with iU-
,rr...i u,unRrtN FuI solo tuu H,tHra uf.r So 80
Hanover Sfrnt ruI ht dr1lar.lA rtd hoe rNrlNWhrrc
hhu. nuisrI.is ,aIl
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Drugs and Medicines.

TTNHE subscriber has recently purchased the
ID. y. 1n,ll. where mar be found full assortment
Of Drugs and Medicines, Vegetable, Minrra and
Patent. Also,
CHEMICALS, 5URGECAL INSTRu-
MENTS, FANCY ARTICLES,
sna IN short,everything kept IN hhrnnfsAi Ahmsnts
devpatch. Medicines, Surgical, In btrnmentr apd
Books, MEDICAL or Miscellaneous, not on hand
wall be procured at short notice. ~
u oTders gratefully rccefSsA and prompdy Ct
4<Eldod to. L, u, FAHfSESTFah
A1tnden, I'rue Is, ISL - AZ
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AMERICAN WATER WHEEL co.
Board Planning,

THE subscriber having fitted up shop
1 the Paddock Machine Works with new and
perfect machinery. is prepared to do all kinds Of
WOOD PLANNING
with ncn,ncss and dispatchI and hopes 60 mcr ?
aud receive part OF the public patronage.
Also has for sale seasoned Spruce Lumber.
J. ]. LAND.
St Johnshurv. Juhc II, 1857 3Stf
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Alpdirh Advice E,r'both tsoNGri.
nm n - NANIVanM.

az ss us Ttres Iut siHifn tssu iHi' ~ dsfssrs ~
u.r, uIFaus f.ff.af# liatiuF NHl nHnT ffal
most fiFfHif
trrta 49, iraY by .fp ~ uY ane ff, ru.fy onunafn
I.rfr rafTf. hHeffft fnN ~ l .-l.l ~ NV .f
frraffN liF ltllfl ff
l .a.. I'D IT, rAMPaOs eslsbfsisd Preventative, b Coo
NIL M..L.n. M.ll
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New AID IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
- mn hIiLNtE 80 ~ tultlA D.,
fIsHa A Al - IL IA n a.

ADlL fr4H. 4prsf $50 iugrsugs' - 90 n'st % lhi
y lHErI nr la'Hf
NirHna hHfl
ID
90 A. UAUNuMr HftfT ~ iir ififflai hnlffr
o. tIHts uf nufFtHuf lfutHf siH ef hf ~
lIlI.tH IitH tHfa
.tuf n'uaIs iii hta Nprt TOM % pru W tir moaning hi
aHl .H. urrs NlIa lH iH rtrHHf iaplhsl ffhN lfHl
THtL-ENAH $50 fs lsfHril o. rlfla sng ital nfialll
IHfsfr. lNi ils
Hr.. lf fHH rf.J ahlss. tt e pfssl 900 l'niHf Hh
fliAfllHH ~
haIuapIr 90 fHsr tuirTur fiH ui4FsF. t'slH
IHtfHEuAH Hug-E uniT rrairanF Ell rsrrs ~ tnnts ~
Hfirs rtf laFf tfH leon iHifl 90 30
ti f4, ~ Boo hr.h nfs w. inn ~ hr 80 uia',
IutIrENAN tr rrfat lurFHu friHrl i tsi flaa
~ lHi .rf siH uufHiuHsirlf, itf tnF'. .i. W ~
200 iNf iHiiflff o. i
4ii 4Hl. tr h4r4ptua lp 900 s'4il rsHNrl "H"if
IHllalH FHs Q, uHd 1sfp TrpHfi BOZ ~ l'.n Z" :
lsrHH. iHHtH fH Huu |HH fH tnf'fn IN Wy raf
IfF ita.a. hru 600 irfr g. HFt.hti
IS r.fFHI. NHnHf Nf'lN
h..A- IU.f fir l nnr si#litf sHft' y
aHI lH fHfHs HHfff0r fhffH ls saflHf ~ " - -.
lrsf Htf.l. a frrfsigg rn.uanIr pf hAhHeW = n n
pNln t.nIHIE XIV uIth o. HHH iir llll nfhl NN
suf tsd NJ tf ai sfu-y packed ad ahafr'ad -'ei1i
i.tr b. 4 sI.5 faH " " FtGr prusf..i rnurr n CluI
sud iiaHn9rr tIrfH iin.i.l, NH lFl w., ~ AZ
lirHrI. ~ lfHilhf ~ lHfA
snf Na.r. i AZ ~ iills.lI rn4sIifuas D.
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Old Bourbon Whiskoy,
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES,
rrT 40 IN
WILSON, FAIRnANK n 60.

20 attain the desired q Pc, ct pains toro me public
ItIItIr IftI''r UtNDI tur u|f 90 rIisf uns h'rn
800 . fHl u. .a'ls npu utu'h wr pll.. lur Ni,tug ~
HI.HrI be-. IIr HuiirNyf UufH.H ihr uHtrt 20 IN nav
l. I,.Humua,il luAt uis 30 entirely Irv 'rNm ai}
.IIl. II.4tIHIH uNHttHtr
o., .uuID ,aunpt Boz questioned as q thorough auhNs,
be- ur'i" 80 vil %, terHu5 ,'ul"s &" Go" toiui
A. Hfr 40 each .Htl.r
Accom- piu,irf -r,h bottle copy 81 certificate rr.
,,F,d 10000 by ttatg At'1 &C. ts toe t'suli 90 de ln-
fr"tIa 100 "flH
lu uur Goo Prevent deception Observe that The &c stunt
o" u t' signature % inn url 90 " il.uN, tAlhhANh
co. HtluHIHiilts each htlr, utd That The t'Wurs
IHI"Is coal b. NIrrl over t,rIy tstk Nthuui thrs,
tI.IUftIHIa I.Nr .tt HtIuiU"
tlAft AHsANrfs ofuct Soulersrt Sc
tluttus. NHH. l4.e
Affhs frgusi ufgcu + Humh1W. CHWUisUuuer. have
cato. IN 1i.I l,d tbr uuuf Wui..ry. poe up tr Nu.
H, IbUhlHA 60, ttr tlH Mas.l. nur-iif, state LNH
N.'uD OCT hul % o. lr pure, uuhiul'rAlrl anl 90 Or
.UIH'.HI 1905
e. y JACKSON. 81 u N,rr state Avs,cr
Ihr ai''v ~ put Doc quart al lnt p-iu'a uui 10 &C. sic
u} COLO h.HisiHts.
WILSON, FAlRBNNK & co,
WAnrtl, piuagI.is SEQ IyHud 10 Hanover street N1s
.us 90 uN'u a uurrs mu0t Do" add. r,'yI. Nh' Cot slr
GEORGE J. BURNliAM,
state Commissioner ~ Mia suc,L Boston
80 ne
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qh5 Young Mona Christian Assooi'
ntlOn.

Tho Young Nlu's Christian Aar0rrii'u NJ ni
J.Eurbury $3.50 hold be- nest Wrritnf 90 lHr ,ff'
d., NJ fhr Nuuh Church uu hinH1lf r,fN.H '"}
fs,TIg o'liort. p.M lpr order l-R, Com.
JuIF ], 1873.
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Notice.

TAKEN mn on the Academy common, NJ Me-
y Indoes Falls, the 18th instant, umall sized
gray mare, supposed to be six years old, with a
blemsh on the on hind foot The owner is re-
quested 10 prove property pay charges and tako
her "'' JOHN MATHEWS.
McIndoo's Falls. June II. 1883. ol-93
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IrNRIYALLED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II NM Nl@AIAi' -N'NsNs'b
~ KNcELLEp, by Coe & Company. Manufac-
turcrs Of PunE CRrsHEn BoNE aud SUPER PHos-
PHATB or LIME. Try them. Cash paid for Bone
Office rs broad Street, Boston
BOSTON, April N, 1904. b5d
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(UOCKS An eycellput assortment, for
- ns bog HOWARD, opposite thc BANK
CUTLERY, Jonathan Crookct celebrated
Y pocket Lui'rs, Tea, Table aud dessert tu,es
ahcars aud s1s.orr-ilr 'lle hy HOWARD
1 HE IliOUGHTsi by Brcrhrr, Pits
~ street Ch1pH Lectures, found 80
WAlth,l 49, ei.Ha-4l- lIalnnphic H7Hfs
VllE NhYEHIN NOVEL 8 Preside T.
/ ouou-a neat tluR-for erie by HOWARD.
TOWN'S PROGRESSIVE READERS
j New scrigr % liOWAUD's
DHITISll pOEIs--libnry Edition, For
- stlr be- HOWARD.
Uulf MAGAZINES - llarpcrs, Alllntic
i Monthly, truE tc.lrf, and Godcy't lady's
Hoph-T,prnrd carly, by HOWARD,
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New Goods !!

VNllE suberheis have just returned from
i Bnston, With large assortmrnt 81 new and
desirable Ooods. which ihry will sell. thrdp fr
Cash, Huttfr, huPar, 90 any other Kind ~ County
Produce. bought by Mo suhscrihcis -
sif q. n, 4 J, NJ. WEEKS,
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l.. III II iIINS, M.p., e "e'"''"'o.
rms Institution established for the successful ",Ann'.
| CANttUS. HCRpIILA, ilurors OF tie h'o'' a"h 81.
CuONtC DISEASES, ui-in the NHturnl or iud1n System
, Il has brtu successful operation for aNcfu' 'a SUI
,. a., A., pr,crr utc cured iu nln'~ every
% AMI villas, n thr England states, and many hom o''r
parts ct the country. -.
IN GuFENr the Principal Of this Institution has, or the las,
surfp ,,as hsd under ucttnrnt ''N'ru
.., ~ AM ers nost II hich had been aggravated anu
tnbsr tro being without cirsnsuF tie bo' o
os me po,,. or b, appeAtun - ean'ue' Or ss ~
stp.t ur, IN, patients Lcary exhausted before 'J
Appl,d =, him tjr rciirt -.
PERSONS HAVING CAScEHs SHOULD ANA ti luSA'
gtiVES OF IN GWEEN1rs Personal AlItNIio"'
A., MIA. . rrr, iiumors OF the b-d
,n t-.t and IuuF tp,T-A liver C"mp'H'nt plsy 49,.
r,.p.v Conn AMT lruar Co'npplut' s"n VIC nv,
a. en. In ~Ligh humeu body - HWe''u az ~. y, ~
treated WI, u,,,leinss which can be %, 20 ay 80
,a,. ,p, IA "A dire, tont very touvct ollnhh ~ 'u'"
e.u b. ,rutd ut,u r,uitnF corr Ct H'r' '" " 49, -
~, - =. t,,ii, the I,dan AtcHna "a cory 81 N'i "a
Dc cent fvvWh hon tcuursbd DR
Tne Institution he. iu'i .'usi smother ea,s ~ Ind,.n
CurTNLss Worn -iNDlANOPAIlIf'' or - psr,,,
N,dIcln.-whlsh " hsd ~ the puucpAl $50,
Tor n cssl. CO By The reeeiPe Il four po'S'
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IL POLITICS,

Tm AuAs 4sp putv nrf VII O., ihe indspsghght' ni
uuD|ui fuulrHg Ht utttrui thr UluNp'a anN l.l'' u.
tur grtat tatiHil PARTY uhnsf Wnih, ~ i''l'n Ky
,httnf4u of American SLAYER, aud thr as.uup'n l %
Hf tt tUtDIUf tur IrlrI Government NfilrNlna NAV
s tIu.tIfutll ut Tie tWrl state iaa thWif NJ llNl
o. ana uut au iusifuutUt wh either ruihhhshsan llri'
airs tttffy Ard thAt the tgluut thr state a tuIr
,T Scr UtriiH. aud ut 90 b. uaiutath lh "lalc AiN
prfuttuHi ul tratusSaFgf a. lusai AUD rHl'N s''"
ai f#tiliutlHu. go .,.. - .,.,...
seruutt 81 Che rfut uf suffrage uuu H lu,"7l' q. ,"'
uUt o.. aud iuf o. rArrllsr under Jlft hl wee Wf
a ur Intelligence and pAtiutifW are Unnecessary pitIt
uuIsHrs ttIhr pnpHr DISCHARGE of the pihhl i1N.h l
the utfrIs and ttr hfu frfuFAiiNC Of bUfrslp N'lll
NOT rnrfs.ru h| tlsF Dec thr Nifua ~ hn''H"''
CO., tlr WIiIIut dufrs uf uHIuas Hfurs
tII UufH ami rIftal uUrstius. Tvs AilAh ANb "
NfT 90 tlNnfa uIAliiHiu hlEh tnd lIl'lf 'i''
Hni VIII SEX o. advance tIr lrtrfthis ui fle'
utl.,r of u,uiiud twin thrr'iur hr the Htsuf
Temperance universal aui tfrr rutAil1, Hud slrrffus
who's. urrrssit,tn ifr,ttalHts taH te demonstrated
10 uIn never ,uicuu au' thiug u1 snpN iruiu-e t h.
oiI un hrsl9ir a. Enr tair lth g. whatever f. new
ururaf,ssftr that ururlss gu0i results We thus hogs
o. uautlu co.. ,haf aecf Of euicrpusins 'andl aud int
~ tIr goiiI 100, and discriminating putur tpa who 10
irr ttstst4u Sew fustud urw SNAPPER md shalt truly
.Ut iTrry frH e. the srttiuruts of r rnplu pre-
sent Tsn Aus ANp nsitf Ma asa candidate mt favor
Lu,Iar.. communicative should NJ addressed to
riiE HEE fHtN fiNtt COMPANY
Ne. state street. Nuttun.
Al other communications 20 Ihc Ldltop ol the rur
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THE ATLAS g. DAILY BEE,
A First Class Daily Newspaper,
Published EVERY NORNiNG Huspsvs tTesrlrn5
HN TlfI
BEE PIINLlNG COMPANY,
F.. z % urHrr rr hnHfuH.
PrIee. RO Yearly. or two rentl ~ cOpy,

WA sCH0uLgH rANuHORN, 2 NAlnlI-
D y l I y \
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10 ADVERTISERS,

We osr s1eratfir Zoe r tnullug thrf advertisement
frlrr tr uuif boz usf HltfHttltt stole and 70 Hl
f .ur pursr 60 serve ihru a. ihr iF'i ~ nlf auNl1
o. ihr amount Hfd variety nl ffuiuH matter Toe AuAh
4tp utttF lilr VII u l rtqiFd ' HnA liut'l " tt.
Hius TUHTr iHu tufuHsH ul matter hli lhr greatest
fHf I ht exercised m rfgUriUH che uuai HttItHtt
and Goo Earliest frpHfis al lningsuua pNN' events
A .aps OF thIrfirrrrd Tfpnflrfa drfutr tuff uWr Hl
turraIrs iH tr Hi'ttiH Hl Urrpafalfu hr new r. Au
Ga stHBArIu rHrts uf tuufrutlHuh. Npr ttnfs rTr"f
add Iftturrs 40 have secured tur Hrnlrs ul 81 J ~
81 AEUluAION, hu Wust accomplished puIu"sfAlti'
Trfsftrf Zoo htH iuailnl.
IHr utus fu aut fslftHuH ~ ne country hf irrr
rrU uI NslI HlU &c. |nttri condensed ami FFru up 90
tlr --latest iulurut rfr putting lur pepper in nrsf t"r
,suIru II Europe HH fiurrrui IHrtf n nt own l1lu.
5000 contribute T.. If columns IrHulNht aNA we lil
trft Nul Dol IYuul iru4ilr aud iutSf'fuus.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22
a. w. King,
VINO wants q Farm7

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor
n in Chanoer5. and general eoiiectIng sgsns'
Delaware Civ. X /. mar ~, g esa
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22
Removed.

Mr.. SHANKLIN has removed his Boot
and Shoe Store to Eldridge's Building,
and has just received large addition to
his former very large stock of Goods.
Those in want of anything in his line will
find it an object to call upon him, at the
sign of the Golden Boot, as he is adapting
his prices to the times. Mr.. S. is one of
our best dealers, and is limiting himself to
the boot and shoe trade-adding, we
believe, hats, caps and hose only to his
former business.
On visiting Mr.. SHANKLIN's store room,
since writing the above, we were agreeably
surprised to see the neatness and order
which he has displayed in the fitting up
and furnishing of his newrooms. Every
thing about his premises reminds US that
border life is fast receding, and that a
higher civilization and refinement is taking
the place of our recent primevsl condition.
While he continues his supply of the
coarser articles of boots and shoes, we find
he has full supply of the finest work,
and of the latest fashions, with hats and
caps to match. His goods are almost
wholly custom work manufacture, hence
the best of stock is employed, and the
workmanship can be relied upon.
Our friends from distant parts of the
Territory, having opportunities to send to
Lawrence for boots or shoes, by sending a
measure can rely upon receiving good fits,
and the best of stock, at prices as low as
they could, were they visiting the city in
person.
| We would also especially call the atten-
ton of the public to his heavy stock Of
hats and caps, direct from New York .
good stock of which he has on hand.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22
CIoehinr EstabIishnent.

Reader, do you wish suit of clothes which
shall fit you in every respect and after the latest
style? Go to T. II. CLEMo's Merchant Tailor's
Establishment, next door south of Messrs. w. IL.
C. S. Duncan's dry goods and grocery store.
near the post Office, and leave your measure, or
make selection from his large stock Of ready
made goods Mr.. CLEMo has just received 3
very large stock of cloths, cassimeres, satins,
linens, and other summer goods. and has several
of the best workmen in the country constantly
engaged in making them up. He has now entire
charge of the cutting department. With ten
years experience in an extensive establishment.
he seems peculiarly qualified for that branch Of
his business.
Mr.. C. is now engaged in manufacturing clothes
for summer wear, having just received from New
York the latest spring fashions. His summer
coats, specimens of which he was showing US a
few days ago, will be all the rage soon. His
satin vests, in quality Of material or finish
in making, cannot be excelled in New York
Heretofore, our people wanting fine suit OF
clothes have felt that they could not suit them
selves short of St. Louis. Now, instead of Sc
Iecting from that market, they can select the
cloths, and have them made to fit. and that with
out waiting several weeks after leaving an order
as has bsen too much the case in the past in ethel
establishments. owing TO the want Of q sufficient
number Of workmen to dispatch orders. Or, il
tkey choose, they can select from 9 very large
stock already on hand,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22
PostOHce RemovaI

The Post Office at Lawrence has been
removed to FRY's new building, second
door north from where it was formerly
kept. DR.. GARvIN is entitled to great
credit for the beautiful manner in which
he has fitted up the Office, adding to it
several hundred additional boxes, with
quite number of drawers for the con-
venience Of business men. The Office, as
now arranged, would do credit to any
place. Whatever disposition there may
have been in the past to find fault with
the internal arrangements of the Law
renee Post Office, we are glad to feel that
it will not exist in the future.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22
Chsrokee.

We observe communication in the
Fort Scott Democrat, of the 18th inst,
taking issue with several positions of
our correspondent "Cherokee," in his &C
count of the Fort Scott and Little Usage
difficulties. Anything in any of those
letters which do not agree with facts, or
which justify the violence of Montgomery
and his banditti, in their descent upon
persons no way implicated in the Fort
Scott difficulties, of course meet with our
hearty disapprobation. We are frank to
concede that since we have observed
Montgomery, with his band of robbers,
hiding over the country, carrying terror
and devastation along with them, we are
more than half disposed to think these
men were in the fault at Fort Scott. The
whole contest, so far as Montgomery and
MS party appears, has been to pillage
rather than TO vindicate the rights of the
people, or secure the triumph of great
principle.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22
Three cireusss at Once.

We are to have sort of Circus celebra-
ton on Saturday of this week, the first
that has ever paid our town visit, when
SPALDING & RoGERs' three combined Cir
cuses are to be exhibited in Lawrence, all
under one tent, and all for one price of
admission. For some time past, Messrs.
Spalding & Rogers have been the largest
Circus proprietors in the world, having in
operation at the same time, a colossal
establishment on wheels in New York and
New England model Circus, at enor-
nous expense, on board three show steam
ers, Floating Palace, James Raymond and
Banjo, and an unique and original concern
transported by railroad, in cars of their
own invention and construction, in the
middle States and Canadas. This year
they have brought all these companies to-
gether, for grand final tour in the West,
preparatory to some gigantic enterprise of
great novelty they are projecting for next
season.
The Leviathan consolidation will be
announced on the morning of arrival, by
the Ross celebrated Bugle Band, in a
huge chariot drawn by forty horses, driven
by one man; and previous to opening the
doors of the tent at noon, Mile Anna
Church, paragon of skill and courage,
will make grand free ascension into the
air upon single wire, trundling wheel
barrow, extended from the ground outside
the TENT, near 200 feet to the top of the
center pole. Three sets of Performers,
three sets of Clowns, three sets of Ring
Horses. and everything on corresponding
scale, will insure an entertainment such
as has never before been afforded US in
the Circus line.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22
For Arizona

: A body of men, called the +" South
Western Pioneer and Mining Company, .
are to leave Westport, No., en- the 10th of
June, under the lead of the infamous Col.
Titus for Arizona.
A party of about fifty men are organ
lied in this city having the same Terrific
~ in view, and expect to start on their
journey very soon.
Another company win start from Leav-
enworth in few weeks.
Wepropose that the Westport and Law
fence company meet at some central place
between here and Westport and have a
general fight. The victorious party will
then go forward and take possession of
the new Territory. 1t will cost less to
kill each other here, and agitate the ma
ton less than it will after killing each
other in Arizona.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22

" We learn that Secretary Stanton's
morse was stolen few nights ago. The
inlet IS known, as he was seen lurking in
me vicinity that night. The wretch
guilty Of that act, although enjoying the
confidence of many persons, should be
exposed and brought to justice. BE rep
resent. &c that he is stealing from Pro-
slavery men to advance the interests oil
'as Free State party. When will the
pa0lic arouse as they ought. against such
sooundrels, and mete out to them justice
NJ Their crimes, instead Of rewardine
them with Offices.
LATER "A horse was found hitched
n 'ne timber, on the wakarusa, between
Uole Creek and Blantou,s bridge, by Mr.
=, "HkaDos, on Monday last, which may b
Nj. Stantoa'a The one found was
stallion, dark sorrel, unshod, with two
white feet.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22
Geological L !.

During the last two weeks, portion Of
our citizens have been enjoying a rich
treat, in the way of series Of lectures
upon geology, by Nr. WuLIAM DENTON.
The unfavorable weather the early par.
of last week, together with several meet
ings, prevented the people from attending
generally. Consequently Mr.. D. deter
mined to close with third lecture.
Those present had been 50 much pleased
that voluntary pledges for their future at
tendence were Immediately secured. A
new series commenced last week, on
Thursday night, in the Herald Of Freedom
building, and closed on Wednesday night
of this week and were well attended
throughout. all who had the pleasure
of listening, we're entertained and instruct
ed with his graphic descriptions of the
creation and progress of the earth, from
its birth to the present time, closing with
the origin and advancement of MAN. We
most heartily commend Nh. DENTON to
the citizens of Kansas as gentleman, .
scholar, and original thinker. Where
ever he may go, we feel safe in saying he
will please and instruct all who may have
the privilege of listening to him.
At the close of the last lecture, reso-
luton was passed by q unanimous vote
of those who had attended the course, In
viting Nh. DENTON to deliver another Sc
ries of lectures in Lawrence, at as early q
day as convenient. He signifed his will
ingness to do so, and mentioned Septem-
Der as the probable period when he would
comply with the request. If the friends
of science in this city, only knew how
much they have missed by not attending
the two courses of lectures already de-
livered, they would be anxious for the
time to come round when they would be
that they might hear him.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22

@ The Rev. Mr.. GALLOWAY, Bishop
of the Episcopal Church, has located the
Galloway FEMALE SEMINARY at Tecum-
sch. Mr.. HASKELL, of this city, is the
architect. The people of Tecumseh, with
their usualliberality, have donated twenty
four acres of land and $4,000 towards the
building. We learn that Mr.. G. has $1O,-
600 already subject to his draft to be
expended on the edifce. A school will
be opened there this Fall; couple. of
ladies connected with Seminary in Phil
adelphia will take charge of it.