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Office Of the New Orleans jackson q. N. Railroad
New Orleans, Jan. H. 1858.
Mr. r. Pointer Sir-In 10 your iuauiry il gives
me pleasure 10 state passenger and freight which
YOU covered or us last with Chls Co.'S Patent Cement
have thus perfect satsiacon they have been m
months have not leaked CROP and APP
perfect sound when first put and take
pleasure this Cement preparation admi
Tgbly adapted for and roofrg purposes.
s. t. VAN LOON,
fefo a. Master Machinist
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RBNEFIT LECTURE-oDD FELLOWS Hall

TX EIbDhS' HAB
DIR BONNTON respectfully announces that in compliance
with he request Of the SOUTHWESTERN SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION he will give Lecture for the Benefit
the DEPOSITORY Of said Society," for supplying Of Sunday Schoo
Books,
At Odd Fellows Hall
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Depot n. o., q. 4 G. W. R. R.,
Algiers, Jan. 2, 1855 !
j. R. Pointer Esq Sr-In to your inquiry my
opinon Of Chlds Patent Roohngn have that the
covering which put last July the
purpose admirably and from IL present appearance led
10 believe that prove durable Than any other paint
or cornposion he, etc ore in for such purposes
Yours, respectfully,
A. r. SEGER.
Vice President and Superintendent.
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FOR RENT.

U,OR KENT-sEvERAL FIsR ROOMS SUITABLE
IL Offices, the Bank Of New OreAus BIZ ST.
Charles and Union Amply Cashier. np n
FOR RENT-THE POUR STORY STONE No.
N rs street, occupied By Messrs Kingfl&nd,
Iii Barstsw Co. Apply TO the present occupants, Or
VINCENT 4 Co,
se24 No r. Cusf0mhSuse street.
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Poine Celeste, Parish of Plaqnemines, Nov. 3d. 1857.
In MAY Ia l. large part Of my house covered
with W. f. Ohilds Co.'S Elastic Fire ard Water Proof
Cement Roofing It has stood the ycissitudes Of heat
and cold we'll Since then have used it several other
7. H. McMANUS.
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GARDNER SMITH, AUCTIONEER AN Other-
= WI Eys special attention 9li day of
son stocks Insurance Port Warden, damaged Coto COM
Having had eight years Experience IL his city he Tracy
continuation of patronage and will give prompt aitened
Office. No I Commercial Place.
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BARON ROUGE July II, 1857.
KB-NOtice-At meeting of the St0ekhoid-
the New Orleans Baton Rouge Railroad Company
called agreeably public notice and adjourned
+. ID. Conrad ESQ., called Chair Alfred Shep
pers appointed Secretary.
The Stockholders proceeded election Directors
which resulted in the choice Of the following named gentlemen
T. d. Conrad G. A. Slack
d. ID. Avery, W. r. Tunnard,
George May, Jas. A. Mediation,
William s. Pike.
ALFRED SHOPPERS sec,v.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AND vIEUxrEmPs-

TWO GRATUIToUs MORNING CONCERTS
For the Public Schools will take place in the early part Of
eek fen
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TOBY's EMPRESS, No. 81 CAMP sTREET-

T'OBY's EXPRESS, No. 81 CAMP STREET
and after this date will send Special Messenger
the VIRGINIA, who will Check all BaeRage
through to the points o. aestnson also take charge Of Par
GELS, Packages. and small freight
by the VIRGINIA Bag
checked from the Hotels Residences and Steamboats,
Once Travellers coming this bound the and
who may have decided their boat
their baggage stored nj Office free Of charge
The Baggage Of the Virginia will be received checked
the Poufcharlrsn Railroad
The Express Box Chest Wagon viii leave our
Office half hour previous TO the departure Of the
her schedule.
Packages and freight marked to ToBYs EXPRESS will
with attention and be delivered with dispatch.
fel3 If ED. G. EDWARDS co.
pLANKETS-BLANKET bales Blankets, assorted
IL colors of the celebrated manufacture OF T. Ganer
Montpelier, for sale by the sole agents.
GRATIAA, COMMAGERE 4 CO., IN
feI5 ~ Custom house street
CUNDRIES-sUNDRTRs SALE BY THE SUB
- seribers-ltG baskets superior Olive OIL OTIS PTS
SO boxes Claret and White Wine, various brands.
go casks
% boxes Swiss Absyuthe.
$50 Muscat Frontguan.
70 packages Cognac Brandy.
% Strdues.
GRATIAA, CoMMAGERE CO.,
fel5 % Customhouse street.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE CONSOLIDATED
DEBT NV ORLEANS
New Orleans Jan. q, 1853 \
e9~Notiee Is hereby given that, according
10 the 9Th seeo OF the act 81 the Legislature Of
Louisiana, entitled An 0,date the Of
leans and provide for the and administration
It's affairs approved the sd February 1854 and 5h
section Of the act supplementary hereo prov ding
incop OF the city Of Lafayette with the city
leans approved on the day
Sealed proposals will be received for the the City,
Of 20 Bonds Of 5000 each Of the Bonds issued
foregoing until the 18th day of February 1855
O'Clock VI.
Proposals addressed to o. DEBUYS Secretary and en-
dorse1 Proposals for Sale Of Boudsn
coNMIss
Chas. NJ. Waterman, Mayor. Adam Glten, Treasurer.
Thos Theard, Comptroller. Adolphe Dupre, Chairman.
j. NJ Hall, Chairman.
jail 3H o. DEBUYs. Secretary.
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RUTTER-5J frkins superior Goshen in store snt for
ID sale by S. WOLFF,
fel0 corner Of Grsvier and New Levee streets
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY RE-
Il IIsF THE FIRST DOSE-Cure a Few Days
Specific solution for Gonorrhea elect Weakness all Uri
nary Affections The Faculty acknowledge
the greatest discovery made. Physicians of ance
scribe it, and thousands Of effected Speedy
effect palatable the and iuvigoratng sye
Sole for the United States b. ABRAMS 26 Camp street.
New Orleans.
H-Beware of eOuuterfes The genuine has fac sne of
the agents signature. jal
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AZ HEADQUARTERs FIRST COMPANY
NWAsHINGTON BATTALION OF ARTILLERY-

fsY4NS Arsenal, Girod street.
sakz3M The First Company Washington Battalion Of Arl
lery viii attend regular Monthly Meetings on the FIRST MON
DAY of each mouth. and Regular Drills on THURSDAY Of
every week at O'Clock until further notice.
By order OF
WILLIAM II. SLACK, o. s. my2s II
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

CBAMPASsNE AGENCY-MOET 4 CHAEDoN's
" Fear Silery Perdrx verzsnay and Vim Imps-
rial.
JULES MuMN's 4 co.'s Anchor. verzensy, CabiHst and
Imperial.
The subscriber authorized to receive liberal
payne attention general stock
always hand Samples be at the Office Of
s. WOLFF,
MI Iv If Gravier sire and New IAvea
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AND COM
o. 5 Gravier street, New Or
rs to-
Messrs. @. W. Hyu son 4 Co
=. ogIeshy 4 Maeaulsy.
Jas Norton a Co.
T. W. Couens, Esq
NJ. NJ. Cohen jal9 3n
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R4- Mercantile Library Association THE
opened daily for the subcribers
from ~ O'Clock A. NJ. to 10 O'Clock =. VI.
Persons DESTROYS of becoming members will please
with the Librarian.
Subscription, IS per annum.
Rooms, esrneF Canal street and Exchange Place.
d24 If CTS. a. BREAUX President.
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RS-I. o. E-Crescent Lodge No. 3, meets
Hall, at O'Clock. Ofcers-J. T. MILLER, n. O.; A. DU-
CHIRON, Y. G.; VIM HOWELL. Recording Secretary :
urer. iyT
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PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circle and Paraustte rs
Second Circle 80 cents Gallery e onoon Boz
tickets rs cents; Private Boxes, each. s..
Doors 81; Overture commences at o'clock. Boz
fen ~ C. @. cHEsTEY Treasurer
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SAzERAC BRANDIEs-wE HAVE GOOD
- supply hand receiving importsons
em France additions stock this and highly
favored brand We have l795 in eighth pipes s6 IN eighth
pipes 1902 do do 1895 half and eighth
pipes We invite the Of the trade and coundeurs
generally this article is pure and unadueraed For sale
New York term and prices. by
WIN. Z. LRVERICH CO., "a Old Levae d.,
oE9 1y Sole Agents IN thiseify.
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BANK LOUISIANA,
New Orleaus Oct 49, 1857.
HH-ApprOved sterling ExchangelYill be re-
ceiyed IN payment Of paper discounted by this Bank.
90 If r. NJ, DAVIS Cashier
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BANK NEW ORLEANS !
New Orleans, December 81, 1851. {
pa At a meeting Of the Board of Directors.
held this day divide ID Of per Of the profits
last six months declared payable the stockholders
their legal representatives after TUESDAY 18th of
January, 1855
jail ". BELLY, Cashier.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21
Hot True.

A correspondent of the Boston Adrer-
tiser, writing from Hannibal, Mo-, IN COM
pairing Missouri with the neighboring
8 ates and Territories, says:
" Kansas is much overrated country.
The land in the Indian reservation, mar
row strip on the western side of Missouri,
is good, though scantily supplied Wild
timber, bat on going farther west, the good
lands are found only in the bottoms OF the
streams, and for short distance ous on
either side the timber is scattered and
poor. The broad Plains set IN, covered
with sedge grass. dry and baked IN the
sun-destitute of wood and water. Inc
absence cf railroad facilities which that
part of Kansas, bordering on the Kansas
river. now the basin of trade, can hardly
expect. for FIVE years to come, and greater
distance from market, have together, with
the superiority of the land in Missouri,
caused a heavy refux from the Kansas
emigration into this State'
In the above paragraph, Kansas is GER
tainly underrated. The writer says that
timber is scarce in the narrow strip of land
on the west side of the Missouri river.
It is well known that this part of Kansas
is better supplied with timber than any
part of Iowa or Illinois and, in fact, we
have too much timber More prairie would
be desirable. We have been into the
interior of Kansas $50 miles from the
river, and we have never found the broad
plains covered with sedge grass, dry and
baked in the sun-destitute of wood and
water y on the contrary, the country, as
far as we have been, is as rich and as well
supplied with timber as is desirable.
We suppose the writer founded his idea
of our Territory from some old map, prob
ably issued twenty years ago. These
never even gave the correct geography of
the country, in respect to the local features
of water courses and timber Any one
examining them will come to the conclu-
sion that the interior of Kansas was a
deser., as this writer represents. The
maps of Kansas, according TO the surveys,
show that water is abundant as far as ex-
pIored and surveyed, and it is well known
that wherever water is abundant, timber
is also. We believe that Kansas can be
settled all the way to the Rocky Mount
aims, ard the lapse of few years will
prove that our belief is true.-Leavenworth
Herald.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21
Final VICTORY of Frsedou.

Be it remembered that on the second
day of August, 1853, the Free State Party
crossed the last moat, scaled the last para
pet and flung Freedoms banner to the
breeze over the last stronghold of slavery
in Kansas. The work of three National
Legislatures, two Presidents and an innu-
merable number of Border Ruffians, has
all been undone in Just ten months, by the
working policy. Victory has succeeded
victory until Kansas is to-day completely
under the control of her legal owners
The Pro- Slavery party is defunct, extinct;
and from a once formidable. and dreaded
foe, has sunk into nothingness that only
excites derision. Never has the policy of
any political organization so completely
and glorieusly justified itself, as that in
augurated by the Centropolis Convention
of 1857, endorsed by that at Grasshopper
Falls, and followed up by Browns Gel
lar Kitchen" affair of December last. -
Such succession. of decisive triumphs;
such complete annihilation of the COM
mon enemy, shows conclusively the wis
dom of action, stern, energetic, Republi-
can action, in the conflict from which we
have just emerged. President Cabinet.
Congresses and demagogues of every
grade, have been baffied and defeated in
their schemes to eircumvent our Freedom.
Then may we not furl our banners, pro-
claim truce and sing paeans Of praise
over the final resuls.-ifiinneola States
man.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21
Stolen Horse and Buggy.

On Monday evening last, a man named
John Denner came into town with horse
and buggy, and put up at one of our hotels
for the night. Still later, Deputy q. S.
Marshal Patton, of Kansas City, came in
pursuit. stating that the buggy and harness
were stolen from hence in the morning.
before day, and the thief was not supposed
to be vested in a perfect title to the horse.
Accordingly the fellow was arrested. In
the morning, while under the suryeil-
lance of Deputy Sheriff Holdridge, in the
second story of the "Jillson Hotel" his
coat end boots yet of, the thief suddenly
jumped out of the window and made
tracks for the woods. Several followed
in pursuit, and some two or three shots
were fred at the fugitive, apparently
without effect. he gaining on item.
While on the run he made preparations
for swimming the river by diyesting him.
self of his pants and the last seen of
him was near the junction of the Potto-
wottomie and the Mary des Cygnes TIM
bers. in which he hid from his pursuers
and escaped. The property is elsewhere
advertised.-0saspotosaie Herald.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21

A NEW FOUNDRY AND NAcurx.
IA IN ALTON, for nsanfsae.nr;r,... ~. SHas
gines, boilers, mill work and oths- sstse2H e.
Having Withdrawn my interest f-a-,- ~ asss.--
Stigleman, johnson 4 Co.. an rs- .as m q
building new establishment. on : s.sI-ssssd 4
10 any In this eoRntry; and an aTSs-N. epefis,
ready 20 receive orders n the corner a P;ss al
Fourth streets, where shall eenfinna - - sEi
new establishment ss fitted m es antii u
The increased demand for Enr;ns, =,
kinds OF mfit work, and partieplars~ &c Z
class than any establishment In AIfa- :, ssilss
capable of doing, induces me 10 ku;l5 : Asss g
Eshmen. and 1T 1t up with AaehiuerT Taa,ess,se r.
Patterns and Worknmen IS will ss,Es IL
turn out better class OF work than hsst ne 3
fore been made or transported in This -, sseies
And trust, from long and praeticaI -
OF the business 70 receive the sarns sie1ss
ment that has heretofore been "a ELs.seS-ll S-llalss
slowed upon me, for which most so,,;.S,,e -
der my sincere thanks, and hone tn bs.-a.-.9 r.
bya generouspubi in thisexfensiye sssssss.asl
P. ST. now have associated WITH ~ Az,
business Messrs. Adams 4 Miller. IL a's n = tes
A. Miller is favorsbly known as fha kss, sese7s
ing Civil Engineer, Craftsman, and nsss:es1asa
all kinds Of Machinery and Builiisss saes &
country; and We will At all times hs Il se Us
give plans, specimens, amp estimates "a, - .
ing Mills, Circular Muley and Sask Sa-.s.sas> aIsss>
Distiiieries. Railroad and Hydraulic Eerl!@ MS
all kinds OF machinery. Also furnish - -
Gp the same In complete erdef, at such ~ =.
cannot fail to give satisfaction. ~''es &
STlGLEMAN, MILLER A IN
a ~
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21
a Flea Under a Microscope.

When flea is made to appear as large
as an elephant We can see all the won.
derful parts Of It's formation. and are as.
tonished TO find that it has coat of armor
maeh more complete than ever warrior
wore, and composed of strong polished
plates, fitted over each other, each Mate
covered ike a tortoise shell, and where
they meet hundreds of strong quills pro-
jecs hike those on the back of the porcu-
pine or hedgehog. There are the arched
neck, the bright eyes, the transparent
cases, pIerces to puncture the skin. suck
er to draw away the blood. six long
Jesnted legs. four of which are folded on
the breast, all ready at any moment to he
thrown out with tremendous force for
that jump which bothers one when they
want to catch him, aud at the end Of
each leg. hooked claws, to enable him 70
cling to whatever he alights upon. a
fea can jump q hundred times his own
length, which is the same as if a man
jumped to the height of roo feet: and he
can draw load 200 times his we;abt
equal 10 Il IONS for man.-CAam5syg
journal.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21

Probably no class of trade in our city
has been more profitable of late, COM
pared with the amount of capital invested,
than the drug business. On Yesterday
morning We stepped into three of our
largest drug stores, located in one block
on the Levee, and were surprised to notice
the large sales being made in each at the
time. From glance at the books, we
learned that about twelve hundred dollars
worth of goods had been sold during the
The sales for the last week
to about four thousand dollars.
not including the retail business of the
city ard surrounding country. The
wholesale trade was nearly all with south
arm Kansas.-Ransos City Marcpolstaa.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21
KANsAs LAND AGENCY

DAsSETT 4 BRACKETT. Surveyors and
ID General Land AGENTS, Lawrence, Kansas,
will give prompt attention to the selection and
location of Public Lands; buying and selling
Real Estate; the collection of dues; payment OF
taxes for non-residents. and all other business
connected with Land Agency. LAND WAR-
RANTS furnished st the lowest rates, for cash or
on time Particular attention paid to sli bnsi-
ness sent by mail. Houses and eity lots for sale
and rent.
Rsfreaces HEM, Williams 4 Co. Bankers
Fairfield, Iowa; A. j. Stevenson Co, Bank
ers, Fort Des Moines, Iowa; Col. 81. A. Walker
Register Land Office, Fort Des Moines, Iowa
Coolbaugh d Brooks. Bankers, Burlington, Iowa
Col G. Bassett, Editor Of the Dial. keWsnee. LII ]
Gov. Charles Robinson, Lawrence, Kansas
Adams L Swift, Leayenworth. Kansas; Hon.
G. 5. Boutwell,, Groton, Mass.
o. A. BASSETT,
q. C. BRACkETT.
LaKrenee. Nay 9. Issa.-Ir
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21
Wer.h Notoa


Among the many natural advantages
OF the location of Fort Scott, we have,
within few days, discovered some four
or i've springs on the town site, each pos
ssssing highly important medical quail
ties; These valuable springs are on the
iand Of Col. Wilson's, in a delightful
shady grove. on the bank of the Marmi-
ton river. No anaiyzation of the waters
mas heen had, bat IN taste and smell, they
assimulate strongly to the celebrated
Congress Water pure, clear as crystal
and cold as ice water. Any one viii not
fail TO appreciate their value as cooling
beverage, whilst the benefits of their use
to the invaiid, IN the heat of midsummer.
cannot be questioned. The time, we
think, viii soon be, when .sthe Marmiton
Springs viii be known as "a watering
place" in southern Kansas.-Fsrf Soft
Dsmocrsa.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21
New Goods.

THANKFUL to their old patrons for pas: b.
i yOrs, the subscribers take pleasure In an
n6uneine that they are continually rceeiTinl
heavy additions to their already extensive stoei
of merchandise, enabling them TO supply ~
Lawrence market with Fancy and Staple Good
of every variety, at prices as low as any oins
store in the couftry. Their stock Of Groesrs
is complete. Provisions, embracing flOHr, eell
Meal, Lard, Pork, Bacon, &C., always On hard
Hardware, Wooden-Eare. Crcsscut Saws. Nails
Glass of the various sizes, TinWsre, Carpenter
Tools, Boots and Shoes. Ready made Ci0thi9
Window Sash, Doors. Carpetings, in short gea'
eral and complete assortment Of every thing usS-
ally called for in country store in store. Hcpni
to receive continuance Of the liberal patfensr.
heretofore extended TO Us, We are the pueis'
humble servant. w. b e. DUhCAS.
Laurence Nay 80, 1857.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21
Ol8lel iOr tile aSS0clatl0n,
HENRY HIATT, President.
ELIZABETH III. F. DENTON, Ssc'y.
APPEAL OF THE TWIN MOUND HARnoSIc COL
LEGE ASSOCIATION.

APPEAL OF THE TWIN MOUND HARMONIC COL
LEGE ASSOCIATION.
To TIE Friends of @ Nesc and True Systen of
EdEedfioRt-Ihe foregoing documents, embrae-
ing our own Articles of Association, ami alsothe
Articles into which we propose entering with
those who may consent to aid Us, constitute the
basis of the appeal We have to make, in behalf
Of the College We wish to found. And those
whom We thus address, as the friends Of New
and True System of Education, We feel to be
already 50 in harmony with us. that the bare
reading Of those documents will sufIce to bring
them To full and proper realization of our views
and aims. 9 shall then be spared the need Of
statement Of our enterprise, and almost of an
argument to Induce cooperation IN it,
For ourselves. and for the Great West, and for
al, IN al parts. who may wish to come 70 us, we
feet Education. An Education which shall pre-
pare its subjects for, and develop them into, the
True Life OF a progressed and unf0lded humani-
u; and which shall therefore be, IN its training,
as comprehensive rs Life's interests, as praeti-
cable as Lifes duties, and as perpetual as Life's
destiny. An Education which snail be Harmon
&c: which shall cultivate the body, as weiIas the
mind; teach health, equally with morals; and
rlpeu the whole being into strength, esheieney
usefulness and happiness. An Education which
shall be open TO all. and which shall bless all,
regardless of Nature. or distinctions and pTeju-
aicss Of men; which shall be IS free to the cop
per hue of the West. or the dark skin of the
South. as the paleF face of the East or North;
And which, In particular. shall place every Ho-
naA of the side of her equal brother, Man, and
thus help atone for the long wrong done TO her.
An Edacaslrn which shall teach Science and not
Sect; Facts aRd Laws. and not Doctrines; ha-
'ure, and net Greed: Truth, and not A1thori-
% the life Present. and not the dead Past. And
u Ealcatlon Of, and into, Freedom, where no
nInd shall be shackled. No thought fstkered, and
10 aspiration repressed; bst the whole being
hal be if-moved and spontaneOas, and rounded
'ns 20 fail and perfect indIyiduality In one
sord, p0snsfof ourselves and others, We seek to |
eailze this entire Education We have portrayed I
~ the eniy means that can ever possibly bring
:, the foundation Of IA Institution that shaii /
. sascsrsL Inits alins-a College of Natures /
school of Seience-a Gymnasium of Life.
Not upon considerations Of selfish gain ts /
hose aiding us, must our appeal IN behaIf al /
elp to establish such 81 Institution, Be based. !