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afIsTerniRafinga az and COnnect-
ing with Lawrence.

THE following is list Of the mail routes Ter,
i minating at Lawrence, which commenced
operations on the first of July, 10 wit:
From Fort Leayenwerth to Lawrence. seen
timesa week. Arrives a: Lawrence b. 10 o'clock
p NJ. and departs at 6 O'Clock in the morning
touching at LeaEenworthe city, Joseph r. l1ich :
ardson. Of Westport. no, contraster. To be
carried in four-horse psf coaches.
From Lawrence to HUMBOLDT. in Allen county
John Yelton, Of Sugar Mound, contractor
One trip week, leaving Lawrence a: !. o'clock
| A. 81. of Monday; arrive at Humboldt by 10
o'clock A. NJ of Tuesday; leave Huniboidt by
o'clock A. u. Of Wednesday. and arrive st Law
renee on Thursday.
From Lawrence to Emporia-Leonard Armesr
of Wyandott, contractor. Leaves Lawrence on
! Friday, at o'clock A. NJ. and arrives at Empo-
ria same day b. 10 o'clock P. M., and touching at
Richardson, Twin Mound and bloomington.
| From Lawrence to Samner-Wm. elton. OF
| Sugar Mound, contractor. Leaves Lawrence on
Monday. at O'Clock a. ". and arrives az sum
ner same day By o'clock p. IL. Returns on the
! following day, touching at Shields.
/ Besides these, the Kansas City and indlanoia
mail, connecting with the Fort Lsavenworth and
/ Kansas Falls mail. passes through Lawrence ss1
| days in the week, arriving from the West al
about nine o'clock in the morning, and return
| ing from the East about one o'clock p II. Thl;
mail connects with Westport. Shawnee. Month
cello, Lexington. Eudora, Franklin. kauWaea
Lecompton, Big Springs, Teeumseh and Topeka
| The tri- weekly mails from this place 10 points
South, are discontinued; and the same are ear
ried from Lecompton, to which point mail mat
ter from Lawrence to the southern part OF the
Territory, must be sent, else sent By the weekly
on the Humboldt route.
The Postofice at Lawrence will be opened reg
ulariy ut haIf-past seven o'clock in the morning
and will be closed at the same hour in the even
/ ing, unless receiving the mails, when it win bC
continued open to later hour.
JAMES GARyIS, Postmaster. o. Judson and
W. Holbrook, Deputies. july 3-u
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KANSAS LAND AGENCY.

RASSEFT & BRACKET, Surveyors and
ID General Land Agents, Lawrence, Kansas
location Of Public Lands; buying and selling
Real Estate; the collection of dues; payment OF
taxes for non-residents. and all other bushes;
connected with Land Agency. LAND WAR
RANTS furnished at the lowest rates, for cash sol
on time. Particular attention paid 20 all bust
ness sent By mail. Houses and city lots for sale
and rent.
Refereaces HEM, Williams Co.. Bankers
Fairfield, Iowa: a. j. Stevenson d Co.. Bank
ers, Fort Des Moines. Iowa; Col. NJ. a. Walker
Register Land Office, Fort Des Moines, Iowa
Co0lbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Burlington. Iowa
Col. C. Bassett, Editor of the Dial, kewanee. Ill :
Gov. Charles Robinson, Lawrence, Kansas
Adams L Swift, Leavenworih, Kansas; Hon,
G. S. Boutwell,, Groton, Mass. -
o. 4. BASSETT,
G. c. BRACKET.
Iaxrence May % Is5a -Irr
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i las, Lykins, Anderson. franklin, and Cofey
counties, K. T., worth from SIS to $40 per acre:
Also, one span CT horses, hs son and harness, and
one single borse. Town shares in Delaware,
Doniphan, Quindare. Manhattan, Cottonwood
Falls, Georgetown, Pleasant Valley. BIT: Gil
cad, PottoWottomie city, Ike. &c, ali of which be
wishes TO sell low for cash or exchange for good
property in Lawrence. Would like TO contract
for the erection Of fror1 one to q dozen houses
in Lawrence and pay for the same in any Of the
above property, ). \. WOOD.
n. Is. Farm claims, pre-empted land, town
shares, city lots, &c, constantly on hand and for
sale b. [Meh sOl Stafford Il WOOD.
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An Must Vote.

From all parts of the Territory there
comes but one voice in regard to the Le-
compton Swindle. Everybody will vote
on the first Monday in August, and ninety
nine hundredths of the people, judg-
inc from our own observations and the
reports made by others from distant por-
tons of the Territory, will be given against
it. Our only fear is, that some may not
appreciate the value of a full vote, and,
consequently, may remain from the polls
on that day.
Surprising but small vote should be
cast, as was, to some extent, the case for
State officers in January last; then frauds,
which will probably be committed along
the border, may impose that infamous in
strument upon US as the fundamental law
of Kansas.
And then, the larger the vote the greater
the moral effect upon the country, and the
more creditable will it be to Kansas. A
light vote, though against the Swindle,
would not be so great vindication of the
position of the Free State party against
that Swindle, as would be full vote.
But there is another reason for a full
vote, which will come home to every man.
1t is hoped that Gov. DENVER will con-
vene an extra session of the Legislature,
to re-district the Territory, so that the
Southern portion of it may have a voice
in the next Legislature. Should he con-
sent to do so, it will become necessary to
take some of the elections as a basis on
which to apportion representation. What
one is better for that purpose than that of
August next, when vital question is to
be decided by authority of Congress, and
inwhich all parties will unreservedly par
ticipate, for none can be Indifferent as to
the result? If some portions of the Ter
ritory should generally participate in the
elections, and others abstain from the polls
on that day, an imperfect apportionment
and an imperfect representation in the
Legislature, will follow.
1t may be said, the Governor will not
convene the Legislature, and that if it is
not done, the returns of the October cleo
ton may be taken as q basis for apportion-
mens by the Legislature. But it must be
borne in mind that in that election in
October, should there be no new apportion-
ment, nineteen populous counties, south
of the river. are called upon to elect only
three members. The vote in these coun-
ties will stand fifty Free State men to one
Pro-Slavery man. If there is no new ap-
portionment, then we may look for light
vote in these counties in October, because
it would all be one way. This being the
case, there is no stimulous to turn out to
the polls, and it will not be done and.
consequently, the vote will be small at
that time, and should not be taken as a
basis for representation.
Let it be understood that the next Leg
islature will make the apportionment
throughout the Territory, on the vote in
August, then there will be a faU vote,
and all will be anxious to participate in it.
that they may be properly represented in
the Territorial Legislature
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lawrence III
AMBROTYPES.

THE finest and most beautiful one-ninth size
L Ambrotypes, of unequalled dellcacy OF tone
and finish, TN good case.f can be had at the
Picture Rooms of j. Bowls. Lawrence, for 81.
All other sizes of pictures in proportion. Perfect
satisfae tiOn guaranteed or no charge.
The subscriber feels eon6dentin thus reducing
the price of pictures, he is only doing what the
times demand. and earnestly hopes that all good
and honest traders and tradesmen will cut down
their high prices at least so much rs will allow
their customers and friends one dollar to spend
for good picture. May Is. J. BOW LIS.
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PARTCTLAR 4TTNNTy0N
VIM. Loeb. .Jrt.

WHOLESALE dealer in Wines, Liquors, To
w bacco, Cigars, Sardines. and all kinds of
Fruit. Cherokee-st., between Cd and I'd Streets,
Leayenworth City, h. I. juy3-6m
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peov;a Ctr

rTthis town, situated at the junction of the
i Usage River with Ottawa Creek, in Frank
lin County Kansas Territory-bids fair to eclipse
many Of her sister towns in population and en-
terprise.
There is now in operation good Steam Saw
Mill with power sufficient to run a pair OF Burrs
which will be attached soon. There are also tive
good Shinsle Machines capable OF cutting from
six to eight thousand shingles each. per-day.-
Timber is plenty. and as good as can be found IN
any portion of the Territory. Land is of the best
quality, both for farming and stock raising.
There is a Post Office, two Dry foods: and two
Grocery and Provision Stores here already
There is fine opening for mechanics of nearly all
kinds; good Blacksmith is much needed; also q
Shoemaker, Carpenters. and other mechanics
The Proprietors viii donate lot to any one who
will erect substantial building thereon
Shares and Lots for sale at reasonable rates. The
above place is located near the center of the
County, and will undoubtedly be the County
Seat at an early day. This place is Twenty-Five
miles. from Lawrence, and fifty from Kansas
City. JACKSON SELLER,
JOHN CURTIS,
A.J0HNS0N.
3Iu, PrJpFiAers.
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Ready Made CIo:hinC
R. FaRNHAM.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. GENERAL LAND
"A Agent and Dealer in Land Wsrran.s.-
Ofice, first door North OF L. ). Land Office,
Leeolnpton, Kansas Territory.
The Proclamation of the President having
been issued for the sale Of eco 0Ge acres of Pub
lie Lands in the Lecompton and kickapoo Dis
tricis, in July next, | shall be prepared to
locate Land Warrants at private entTy for non-
residents Immediately upon the opening of the
lands,
The greatest inducements are now offered to
Eastern Capitalists and others for making richly
paying Investments as the lands to be offered
are the most eligibly situated of any ia the Ter
ritory; are unsurpassed in fertility, and are the
first lands ever yet offered for private entry IN
Kansas.
For full particulars, address.
r. II. FARNHAM.
Lecompten. K. 7. April "a. 1855. 3m
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LAWRENCE. K. T.
saturday Morning, July 8. 1858.
Ebsrtv Of the Press.

IF by the liberty of the press we understand
-.-siv the liberty of discussing the propriety Of
nnbtic measures and political opinions. let us
t.ve az much of it as you please; but II IL means
a. liberty of aFroHtiag, eGtEaniatiag Gsd DEAN
;,o one aaatser, j, for my part. own myself will
inc to part with my share of it whenever our
LEGISLATORS shall please TO alter the law; and
.bsII ehcerfuily consent to exchange my liberty
If abusing Others for the privilege of not being
abused myself-FTanA3in.
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lawrence University.


The initiatory steps have been tax
en- for the establishment of an institution
of learning of high character, in Law
renee, to be under the Immediate control
of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S.
of America. The school is designed to
be of high, moral aud religious, but not
sectarian character, and to so into opera
ton early in September next
The trustees and directors are elected,
and the trustees are instructed forthwith
to proceed to the erection of building
about Sc by 60feet, and two stories high.
This building is designed only as wing
of the main building, which is expected
to cost not less than fifty thousand dol
lars. DR.. Miner, Col. Blood, and g. w.
Hutchinson, have been appointed by the
trustees, committee to solicit contribu-
tons in the Territory, in money and in
lands. 1t is hoped that the citizens of
Lawrence and vicinity, will not allow
themselves to be surpassed by other por-
tons of the Territory, in their subscrip-
tons for an enterprise that viii add SO
much TO the attractions and advantage
Of Lawrence.
In a pecuniary point of view, holders
Of real estate in this vicinity viii great
iy enhance the value of their own prop
erty by building up such an institution in
our midst. 1t is hoped, therefore, that
the above committee will meet with q
cordial reception in the contributions OF
Our citizens.
a lady of boundless energy is al
ready in the field at the East, raising
funds, and the reports show that this pro-
ject must and viii succeed.
Several gentlemen of wealth and infiu-
ehce at the East. are also at work. The
action OF the trustees viii appear in print
nom time to time.
S uussces OF tne INSTITUTION met IL
Lawrence on Monday, June %, and per-
manentiy organized by the election Of
the following Board of officers
9. E. Miner, n. d. President Josiah
Miller, Esq, Vice President I; C. L. Ed
wards, Secretary; Col. James Blood
Treasurer. 5
The following, with the above. consti,
tuse the Board. Rev. F. P. Mountfort
Of Brownville; Rev. W. IL. Wilson, o.
douglas County; Col. S.W. Eldridge
OF Lawrence james A. Finley, of Law.
renee Hon. William Brindle, Lecomp-
ton.
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Sfaten.

ON the night of the 6sh instant. frsn the sub
" seEiber, living IN Anderson county. st the
junction 0c the North aad South Potawatoniie
Creeks, two Mares, nine years old. aooHt hfteen
hands high; one a dark-bay, approaching a
tfown-bIack legs. name and tail; white saddle
marks. a small white star IN the forehead, and 8
small white spot ar the butt of ore ear, slight
touch of the splint each fore leg, and shod al
round. Theother aroan-sorrel, baTe-footed, and
a sore On her Hethers, made by the Pummei OF 8
saddle.
A reward Of SIS 60 will be paid for any ilfor-
nation that viii lead to their recovery
Address, J. g. BLUNT,
Walker, Anderson Co, b. T.
lima 10 1872
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LANE
Is CHRISTIAN. :
ruUJST5A LANE.

N R1iIdine. Lawrence. Kansas TERRITORY.
They are commissioners for all the Western
States. They will attend to collections IN Kan
sas, Nebraska, Western Missouri and Iowa
tbe business will attend 20 making invest
ments in Town property and Lands He viii re
ceiye for loan or sale, land warrants az falr
percentage. "a,
dayote himself eeeIusireiy To the practice. ana
trusts b. strict attention to business to receive
a portion Of the business OF the people OF han-
SAG. ao.L
January seth, 1853. may 2stn
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Lawrence Drug Store,
IL THE
ELDRIDGB BLOCK

IL THE
ELDRIDGB BLOCK
PATENT and ECLECTIC MEDICINES of
all kinds, and every variety.
CHOICE LIQUORS Tor medicinal use, all
kinds for such psfpOscs.
PALNZS, OILS. FARTISLES, BRUSHES, dc.
Cigars and Tobacco of the finest and
best quality.
FINE CUTLERY,
Consisting of Pocket Knives, Surgeons Instru-
ments, &c,
SUPPORTERS, SHOULDER BRACES. BREAST
PIPES and PUMPS, SYRINGES, &C., of every kind
IN common use.
Purses, Portmonnaies, and Pocket Books,
FANCY GOODS and PERFUMERY.
We think our stock Of goods In this line will
satisfy the most fastidiohs. Call and examine.
Chiils and Fever Cured.
A certain cure and preventive for the Chills
and Fever prepared and cold hy Us, and no other
Druggists in the United States.
1t il our intention to keep always on hand a
good stock of as pure medicines, and other arti
cleS in our line, as can be procured at any mar
ket in the United States, and to sell rates
as will induce our customers TO CALL AGAIN.
To Physicians and MeEchsn,s.
You may rely upon Us to sell ell goods in our
line, a: Ha3tecdt6, as cheap as they can be pur-
chased this side of the Mississippi river. Try
Us ONCE.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
viii be paid PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
which viii be CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY put
up at all hours of day and night. From long
experience, both in the drug business and the
practice of medicine, we feel the Importance and
responsibility of this branch of our business,
and hope to satisfy our patrons and the public.
PRENTISS q GRISWOLD.
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MILLTNEI2Y! MELLINERY!!

HAttneg house 40. ., ~. H. ~.
7 AIDES, ATTENTION Miss MCINTYRE has
Ii on hand. and is constantly receiving, an
excellent assortment of Millinery Goods, and is
prepared TO accommodate her prices 10 the times.
Miss 81 has had several years experience IN one
of the Best Millinery establishments in New ork
City, and her reputation for bleSc hing and press
ing bonnetS cannot be surpassed either in the
West or East. Dresses neatly fitted and made to
order, and on short notice.
Lawrence K T. MAY - 1883 3m+
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rnIaaIsterY,

WIN. A. SHROYER, takes TIL: method Of in
u that he has opened an UPH0LSTERtNG ES-
TABLISHMENT on Winthrop street. Law
renee, Immediately west of the Morrow House,
where he would be happy to see all persons IN
quest of any thing in his line. COMFORTS. NJ AT
RAssEs BOOSTERS, PILLOWS, SHEETS, &C., ON
hand. Scrins Mattresses fade TO order.
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb. u So
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Gold has been Discovered in
KANSAS.
GRG4T ETcTrEEyT.!!

(tALIsst Is. /. ID ALI oN's New Store. iollamore
n Building, Massachusetts Street, Lawrence,
and select soar Snn.icF CiothIf z H0W = tne
time, as have received orr large and New
stuck of Summer Goods, ef all kinds. CONSISTING
Of thin Clothing Of eFecs description. traW ana
Miller Hats, Boots and Shoes. Gent. FURNISH
ing Gc0ds If e5 e=x variety, ETC., etc.
Nc have our 1;aStis direct from the Boston
and Ne. York Markets. and eGr facilities are
such. we can saS that wedefy competition Can
and examine eur Goods Is all We ask.
Lawrence. June i. IS53
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Tibbetts & Co,

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants,
" Office No. 3, on the Leyee, 20. building,
Delaware, Kansas. For convenience and ease
of access Delaware is unsurpassed b. any point
on the Missouri, being FIVE miles nearer to Law
renee and other points in the Kansas Valley,
with good roads leading to all interior towns
Having ample Warehouse for storage of merchan-
dize we solicit consignments to our address.
Mar % SO Il
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The following is the result of observations for
the month of June:
Mean range Of thermometer at . a. m, 90: Mt
? D. M. 81; and a, m. y
The coolest time was at p. m, the IItli,
u hen at time Of note the mercury stOood at IS;
and the WaTmest on the aoth, when at ? p. N, the
mercury stood at 90 In the shade
W e have for the greatest heigh; of barometer
during the molta 10 inches on the list; for the
least, = 80 inches. onthe 81; range. 2o,ts
lawrence. July list. Isss,
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Pre-Emption Papers.

just printed, at the Herald Of Freedom
Office, and for sale by the single, dozen or
hundred, all the necessary papers for filing
at the Land Office, both Declarations of
Intentions. final papers on proving up, and
the accompanying affidavit of witnesses.
Those who wish to save the attorneys fee
at Lecompton, and do their own business,
as well as lawyers, can be accommodated
with the papers at this Office.
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: Aaministratrix Notlee.

NOTICE is hereby given. that Letters Of Adj
- ministration upon the estate Of GAIUs JEs-
kISs, deceased, have been granted to me BY the
day OF June, eighteen hundred and fits eight.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them to me for allow
tiers. or they may be preeluded from am benefit
Of such estate; and ii said claims be not exhib-
tied within three years from the date of said Let
tiers, they viii be forever barred.
Ann II. JENKINS.
-IasHtsLsfrafrSE fer tie estate Of
Jun 8. 50 III q frrfa.s LszEins. dareasad
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Canfio,a, Caufiont.

rI,HE Public are hereby cautioned against re-
i ceiying the following Land Warrant: No
s501, issued TO Benson Leayitt, James Company
New Hampshire Militia, War Of iel2. The same
having been stolen from the subscriber. applica-
ton will be made for q duplicate Of the same to
the General Land Office
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HAMRDET

S located in latitude, $50 Is; longitude, 1ss
L 4o', and nearly in the center Of COfey county,
Kansas.
The Great Pacific Railroad from Jefferson City
and recently chartered Railroad from Leaven-
worth meet at this place. Come and see the
town or Correspond With the Secretary Of the
Association. j. \. u. CLARK, Sec'Y.
March t3t b. 1853. If
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arnarican HcfeI.

7 ECONPTON, Kaneas Territcry. 8. O. HEh-
L-FTWAY. fIete Of Buffalo. NY - Proprietor.
This House Is being thoroughly repaired ana -
ffted, and vii be found equal toan5 other N tss
Terr:f0fy.
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Centlemeu. Takc No,ice.

WE have just received our large supply OF
w Summer Clothing, of all kinds, fresh from
Boston, and we shall ssIl the same very cheap.
Now is the time to make your selections at y. +
DALT0S Il Co.'s New Store. CoilamoFe Building,
Massachusetts, st.
Lawrence, j une IL, 1858.
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auriiugame, <. T-Late Council City
Settlement Miiis,

THE Mills at this psint have been IN sueeess
J. fHi operation for the LAST six months; the En-
CINE and other machinery Il Of the FIRST class to
which more Is EeW being n0w added. We have q
Grist Nil, and 3 bolt for making Superfne Flour
Lath Machines viii soon be In operation. Bur
Hngame Is one Of the live towns Of Kansas. offer
irg great inducements 70 capitalists to invest
and business men to settle. The prospects f5l
business, with the facilities and appliances fol-
building, and Masking pleasant hone,with good
society, are nOs SURPASSED BY any Interior tow
= -. SCHUYLER CAEEIFF
BariinRane. 1fay e 1857
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nndies,HnnnS kirfs.

A LARGE assortment Just received from Bos-
n ton. For sale cheap at b. Z. DALTON d Co. s
New Store, Collamore Building, Massac husctts
Street.
LawreIee, june IL 1853.
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!, PELLET
Land Warrants

RIO LOAN, for Thirty-one Dollars less than at
i Lecompton. Also, Money 10 loan on real
estate security. b. IL. IL. SIMPSON,
lawrence June l9, 1S52-tf Notary Public.
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RURNS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Land Agent
n Manhattan, (the seat of justice for kile,
eounty,I Kansas.
Heal Estate in cities bought and sold. All let
tiers upon business viii be promptly attended to
June IL iS5s 5w
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TO HOUSE RUILDERs.

TNGLE BARKER has at his Hardware and
l. Stove Store the largest stock CT Locks
Latehes Butts &C., ever offered IN h ansas- ana al
such figures that You can make If quite an obleci
TO buy at his store. sign of the Big lea Kettle.
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence. June 9Th, 1858.
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TsA4t, RGAn MEETING,

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE J. Co
Nv. RAIL Roam COMPANY, Z
OtumscG, X. T., June 10. 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a
IN meeting of the Directors Of the Jefferson City
Il Neosho Valley Rail Road Company, at 0ttum
wa, Goffey county, h. T.. on "Wednesday. the 18th
day of July, 1853, at 9 o'clock a. NJ,
b. order of the President of the Company.
,TNO, T. cox, Secretary.
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o. p. HEHRINGT8N.

JTOusE. SIGS and ORNAMENTAL PAtN-
Il TER. f;LAzTER and GK 2isER. 70. % Sssse-
eia,,setss street. ooposite the Post Ohee- n0se
WISHING good Sign, OF their houses fa -.
-, - ~, : eel as lly experience he feels conn.
dent that he can give entire sasssiaet,on Ai1ea
Paints for sale.
IaHTenee. Nay I. le5e- -
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Important TO Country Dealers.

W OF can save at least tea per cent. By buying
i your Hardware, Tin Ware, Nails. Window
Glass &c, &c at ny store. in preference 70 gong
on the Missouri river for IL, when You take INTO
ronsideratiop the time and expenDe of getting
goods from the river. In a word, will sell all
hight goods to the trade at less than river prices
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5th. 1859.
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REMOVAL.
n WILMARTH has removed his Bookstore
". and Periodieat Establishment to Erye's
Binding. n the room with the Post Ofsce So. -
massachusetts, street. where he intends keeping
constantly on hand general assortment of
SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS AND cHrLDRES's
BOOKS, BLINK BOOKS, STATIONERY,
And ell the Various eteeteras that may be called
fer II such an establishment.
All the popular Magazines Of the day, together
with f.xson, New York, Phiiadelphis. CInein-
Hatl- lineage, VI Washington and st. Louis News
nsPe Is. Subscriptions to all. received and So
lie ted. Also
iolins, Flutes, Aeeczdsons, Instruction Boofs
and Music.
Also, Sacred uusic Of the various collections.
The :. Circulating LibrarI is supPiIed with al
the new popular publications of the day.
June 10, lsss