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CarrOIItOn Academy!

CaFF0llt0n ACauGllly!
The first session Of the OARROLLT0N
ACADEMY will commence on Tuesday, the
l th of October, A. D. 1853, and continue
twenty weeks. a
Commodous Recitation roo2s have been
secured in the ''STIDGER B DING"
TERMS OF TUITION.
Readi ng. Pelmansbip, arithmetic, (Mental
and Wi tten, Geography, English Gram.
mar, an Analysis of Sentences $500.
Alge bra, Geometay, Trigonometry,
Survey ing Physiology Natural Phi.
loso ply, Chemistry, Intellectual Phi
loso ply, and Elements of the Latin
and Greek Languages, 5000.
Lessons in Vocal Mu sic given at a moderate
fee.
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the middle OF the term, the remainder at the
close. No deduction for absence except 10
case Of sickness.
Good Boarding and Rooms.
can be procured cheap-price varying accord
ing to locality and cost of provisions.
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ment of an Elevated Standard Of education for
young
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
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| Education, or who wish to complete their
| Preparatory Studies with view Of entering
College, can have as good faculties here as else
where.
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Town in Ohio, and its inhabitants are hospi-
table and social. 1t contains five Protestant
Churches, to wit:-Methodist Episcopal, Pres
byterian, Lutheran, German Reformed, and
United Presbyterian. Due attention should
be given to Social and Moral culture, as vel
as the Intellectual training Of the Student.
ATTEND EARLY.
1t is important that those wishing to attend
during the session be in attendance at the
opening,
For further information address the Princi.
pal at Carrollton, or at Harlem Springs.
WM. MCCOY,
.... PRINCIPAL.
A. j. THOMAS,
| Assist. TEACHgR,
| ADVISORY BOA D.
Rev. I'm. Eaton, Hon. .. r. Ecklsy.
7" r. M Smith, !. WeyCnd, Esq.,
DR.. C. A. Boegel, d. Mcclure, Esq
! Dr. D. A. Arter, Mr.. James HstSton
g. " Barlow, Esq. DR.. ScmI. Stockton
Mr.. THos. Lyons, Mr. j. p, Can'mings,
P.S, The Harlem Springs Academy has
been discontinued. VIM MCCOY.
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with proper advice in respest to habits, diet
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poisonous drugs which corode the system,
waste the viral powers, and udenrmine the
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DR.. Pierce having had much experience in
the treatment of Consumption both Of the
second and third stages. fatters himself that,
under his treatment it is not an incurable dis
ease. Hts unequaled success thus far, proves
all that he asserts. Having devoted much of
his time and study 10 the treatment OF this
death dealing adversary, he feels assured, that
under his prescription it must yield, as Il has
done in numerous instances heretofore.
He is also very successful in the treatment
of Cancers and Female Weakness, and has
given life and health to many afflicted with
the above diseases.
MARX THR TiMEI and remember that he may
be consulted free of charge, in diseases of all
kinds, which he is prepared to treat with
skill.
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NEWAD HER7ISEMENTS

"He that in the world would rise,
Must read the news and advel tiselp
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
AN ACT

To repeal part of the act entitled Gan act
supplementary to the several laws for
the sale of the public lands" approved
April fifth, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-two, and for other purposes.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of
44merica in Congress assembled, That from
and after the passage of this act, the
second proviso to the act entitled "An act
supplementary to the several laws for the
sale of the public lands" approved April
fifth, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty two, which is as follows, viz: "That
no person shall be permitted to enter
more than one half quarter section of land
under this act in quarter quarter-sections
in his own name, or in the name of any
other person, and in no case, unless he in
tends it for cultivation or for the use of
his improvement. And the person max
ing application to make an entry under
this act, shall file his or her affidavit, un-
der such regulations as the Secretary of
the Treasurer Interior may prescribe,
that he or she makes the entry in his or
her own name for his or her own benefit,
and not in trust for another" shall be,
and the same is hereby repealed; and
all entries, selections, or locations of
lands now suspended in the General
Land Office, because made contrary to
the restrictions in this proviso, shall
be, and they are hereby confirmed,
provided they are in ali other respects fair
and regular.
Approyed Nav s. 1916.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07

the same period after the disability Is
removed as would have been allowed him
had such disability not existed.
SEC. Z. AIad be it further enacted, That
where a settler on the public lands may
reside on a quarter section, fractional
quarter-section, or a fraction of section
less than one hundred and sixty acres, and
cultivated land Oh any other and different
tract of either of the descriptions afore-
said, be or she shall be entitled, under the
act of June twenty-five, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-eight, TO the
same privileges of choice between two
legal subdivisions OF each. SO as to include
his or her house and farm, not to exceed
one hundred and sixty acres IN all. as is
granted BY the first section of that act to
settlers residing On quarter-section and
cultiYating on another and different quar-
ter.
SEC 8. Ana be 1T further enacted, That
wheretwo or more persons are residing on
any of the species of tracts specified in
section seven OF this act, as required by
the acts of the twenty-second of June,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight, and first of June, one Thousand eight
hundred and forty, and any one or more
of said settlers may have cultivated land
during the period of residence required
by either of said acts on another and
different tract, or other and different
tracts, the aforementioned settlers shall
be entitled to the option of entering
the tract lived on, jointly with the other
or others, or Of abandoning the tract
lived on to those who have not cul-
tiyated land as above required, and enter
ing the tract or tracts cultivated, so as not
to exceed one hundred and sixty acres to
any one settler, who, by virtue of this sec
ton, is entitled to seperate entry; or
such Joint settlers may jointly enter the
tract so jointly occupied by them. and, in
addition, enter other contiguous unoccn-
pied lands, by legal subdivisions, so as not
to exceed one hundred and sixty acres in
all, to each ofsuch Joint settlers: Proutdeel,
That the extended privileges granted to
pre-emptors by this act shall not be con-
strued to deprive any other actual settler
of his or her previous and paramount
right of pre-emption, or to extend to lands
reserved for any purpose whatever.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That
all persons coming within the tenth Sec
ton of the act of the fourth of Septem-
Der, eighteen hundred and forty one, en-
titled ''An act to appropriate the proceeds
of the sales of public lands and to grant
pre- -emption rights" shall be entitled to
the right of pre-emption under Its pro-
visions, Notwithstanding such persons
claiming the pre-emption shall have set
/ tied upon and improved the lands claimed
before the same were surveyed: Pro-
Uicled, Such settlements were made be-
fore the date of the aforesaid act, and
after the extinguishment of the lndi-
an title. And said act shall not be so
construed as to preclude any person who
may have filed notice of intention to
claim any tract of land by pre- emption,
under said act, from the right allowed by
law to others to purchase the same by pri-
vate entry after the expiration of the
right of pre-emption.
| Approved March 8, 1643.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
oirenIar.

VsO ALL WHO WISH TO INVEST MONEY
u In Land or Town Lots In the rich and rapid.
Is growing Territory of Kansas. where the pub
lie lands are coming into market at Government
prices would most respectfully say that have
established REAL ESTATE AGENCY in the
CITY Of Lawrence Kansas TERRITORY, where i
will give ms personal attention toinyesting mon.
ey IN lands or town lots, to buying. entering and
locating land, paying taxes, de-, for nOn-resi-
dents, on as favorable terms as they could dc
themselves if present
From ms extensive acquaintance with the diff
ferent parts of the Territory, its soil and miner
al resources, added to my long residence in Kan
sas and on the western border of Missouri, / fat
ter myself that can give general satisfaction &c
Collections made in any part of the Territary
or in Western Missouri. will continue to prac-
tice law in the various courts Of the Territory
and attend to contested claims in the Land
fee JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Barrister at Law and Com'r of Deeds for No
"A
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Approved May s. 1916.
The Reason Why.

The reason why the radicals desire to
organize the Republican party in Kansas
is perfectly obvious to all who are in the
least conversant with our politics. OPP
posed to voting in October, 1857, they
were beaten. Opposed to voting in JAN
uary last they were again compelled to
yield. Falling in with the new constitu-
tional movement, they assumed to lead
and thus run the whole thing into the
ground. Finding their power to longer
control the Free State party, broken
utterly, hopelessly broken-they now
wish to organize party which they may
lead and direct. Their Repuhlicanism is
madness without method and without
sense. and though it may give us the
semblance of a Republican party now, it
viii only place it in a position from
which it will be routed by the first onset
of the enemy. If these mad caps who
have shouted Topeka so long, and so
Justify, are to rule the party of Freedom
here, its career will necessarily be brief.
and its triumph doubtful. We think the
people had better stand to the colors of
the Free State party, and of that alone,
until kansas is State, and then it will
be soon enough to seek our organizations
that we abandoned in the States from
which we came FaEEDoM FIRST. partu af-
lHiaHeola Statesman
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07

present. Nothing occurred to mar the
pleasure of the occasion, and we believe
that there was not an intoxicated person
on the ground during the entire day.
HEALTH.-Thus far in the season the
health of this neighborhood, and, so far
as we can learn of all this portion of Kan
sas, has been exceedingly good. We are
apprehensive, however, that bilious dis
eases will be prevalent to considerable
extent this fall, on account of the violent
rains, which left great deal of stagnant
water on the ground, from which viii rise
poisonous miasma during the hot wealth
er. Too much care cannot be taken to
preserve the health. The villainous Mis-
souri, bacon which is sold here, should be
scrupulousiy avoided. Drinking river
water is another fruitful source of disease.
No person who values health, can afford
to be without good well in the absence
of spring.
The immense decay of vegetation in
the rich river bottoms, and their exclusion
from the breezes, which sweep over the
uplandS, combine to make them unhealthy.
But if proper care is taken, even there the
amount of sickness will be very small.
"THE ART PREsERvATIvE OF PHYsI-
oG's.r-Mr A. V. Brown has just opened
in Emporia an Ambrotype Gallery His
apparatus is entirely new, and his pictures
thus far have given general satisfaction.
Those wanting good pictures taken, we
would advise to call and examine Mr. BPS
specimens, which, we think, display genu-
inc talent and an intimate knowledge of
the profession.
Or Wednesday night last a violent storm
of wind and rain occurred here, accompa-
MED by loud reports of thunder and sharp
flashes of lightning. During the storm a
stroke of lightning passed down the stove
pipe in the residence of Dr. Hall, two
miles west of Emporia, but doing no dam
age, other than to displace things some
what.
TALL CoRN.-A few days since, Mr.
VIM Perry brought into our Office stalk
of corn thirteen feet high, which had but
just commenced to tassel, and evidently
not full grown. 1t was grown in the field
of Mr.. S. c. Brown, on the Cottonwood,
near Emporia. Who can beat it?
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, IN EMPORIA.-
A good Shoemaker. The one who first
comes will make money. We must have
one Immediately.
Mr. John Fowler has commenced get
ting out the timber for large two-story
house on Market street, to be erected this
fall
Mr.. E. P. Hadley is fitting up his store
room on Commercial street, and will be
ready for his goods in a few days.
Mr.. McFaddenis erecting frame dwell
ing house on Union street.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Union Insurance Company,

JAMESTOWN, MERCER COUNTY. Pa
- Insurance against loss and damage by fire,
tornado and hail. This old Insurance Company
has opened GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE in Law
renee, Kansas, and has determined 10 take risks
on all kinds of insurable property at rates a.
low as ans other responsible Company in the
West. They have issued many thousand policies
during the last six years, and in every case OF
loss have paid the damages promptly, without
subjecting the parties to delays litigation
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED in every town in
Kansas. Address all communications on this
subject to G.. W. BRowN, Esq, Lawrence, Kan
sas Territory.
DR.. WIZ. GIBSON, Pres't DR.. S. G. CLARK. Treas
J.C. THOMPSON. Secretary:
@. W. BROwS, General Agent for Kansas.
LOCAL AGENTS.
WM E. GooDENow, Manhattan, &. I.
L. B. PLUMB. Emporia.
s. s. PRoUTY, Prairie City.
R. ). LEAvITT, Wyandott.
DAVID II. WEIR, Lawrence, L. 7.
MAY IH56
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Josiah MILLER,

- thority established in Kansas, announces
that he will now attend to any business pertain
ing to the profession of the law. Settling here
in August, 1854 and being Editor Of the Kan
sas Free Sidte," (which was destroyed in Law
renee. elst May 1867 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 in this county, and viii attend to
any business of that kind.
n. b. That his Office of Judge of Probate does
not prevent his praeticing law in all other courts
of Kansas; but it gives him authority to admin
lister oaths, take depositions, acknowledgements
of deeds and other instruments of writing.
A number of i60 acre warrants ON hand. Of
fee No. 70, Massachusetts ST., opposite Express
Office Lawrence. Kansas. Dec 12 81 IF
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
lliiaois Iron Works.

"A NEW FOUNDRY AND n kcuTS,
- IN ALION, for manufacturer Ien0s
gsaes, boilers. mill work and other rsass;ssn e.
having TlthdTaWn my interest from - sesfs.-
Stlgiemsn. johnson 4 Co., am now s.s.a sls mn e
building new establishment. On sesisss--sed U
70 an{ IN this country; and am one-.tsaps7Sof
ready 20 reeeive orders at the cer;er of Esss Sni
toGrth streets. where shall coptinna ns.Sssa - al
new establishment is fitted up. 1l'l IL
Ihe increased demand for Eas;nas
kinds OF mil work, and partiepls-iT eIa a
class than any establishment in AI1a. !; eesiiss
capable of doing, induces me to hHSi5 = @ele e
lIshment and DIT il ur with daehiaer, Ta,ess ,es,ae-
Patterns, and xuTknEnen as viii ~ Nj
turn put better class Of work thar -" ne e
tore been made OF transported in this eou,sl
And trust, from long and praetical kassll.,
VI the business, To receive the same en.H .elss
ment that has heretofore been 50 hhs-SsHSls 90
steHed upon me, for which most cord;aiiss -. .
der my sincere thanks, and hope to BE- sns,sea, ea,
BY generous public, in this extensive snss-se1
2. ST. now have associated vitb M Al; AZ
business Messrs. Adams / Miller. M Ialas las
A. Miller is fayorably known as the heSt
ing Civil Engineer, Craftsman, and Des;vveassSai
all kinds of Machinery and Buildinys =
country; and We viii st ali times he ,s.aI :. 1as
give plans, specimens, amp estimates e., n.
ing Mills. Circular Muley and Sash Savt I:l Iesl-
Distilleries. Railroad and H.draulic xort.@ @.ls
all kinds of machinery. Also, furnish 49, sst sst
up the same in complete order, at such pT;c.sP Ps
cannot fail to give saiisfae elton. e y
STIGLEMAN, MILLER ara
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Never Known To Fail.
DR.. SAMUEL STRONG'S

Never Known To Fail.
DR.. SAMUEL sTROSG's
FEVER AND AGUE DESTROYER.
A FEW EXTRACTS FROMLETTERS, CIV
IA ing the opinion of Ministers, Doctors, and
Druggists, of that highly celebrated remedy, Dr
Samuel .Sr0ng'S fe6er Destroyer,
THE DOCTORS RECOMNENDIT.
what we want in this bilious climate. 1t has
performed many remarkable cures.
A. LARIMoRE. u. D.,
Mahon, Huntington Co., Ind.
Mr.. Curtis Hatch, of Ravenna, o., says DIR
Samuel Strong's Fever Destroyer sells well. and
gives the best of satisfaction to its many custom
ers.
II. l.. Henry Druggist, 0berlin, Ohio, writes ::
The Fever Destroyer Is the medicine for the
ague and fever-iteur every time. l think II
the best ague medicine ever sold.
Rev. E. ID. Young, De Wit, Clinton County,
Mich, says DIR. Samuel StrOngs Fever De-
stroyer is without doubt the best ague medicine
ever before the public. | am informed By the
druggists that it gives the best satisfaction, and
mas become one of the most popular remedies eV
er introduced in the West.
K. Thayer, Druggist, Lansing. Mich, in one OF
hisletters says IL have sold several gross of DIR
StrOng's Fever Destroyer with great success, anc
want nothing better.
> NJ Strong Co., Cleveland Gents =
Your Fever Destroyer has given universal salts
faction. and performed many wonderful cures IL
this section Respectfully your ob't serv'ts,
HESS & BRO, East Saginaw Mich.
Sold at wholesale and retail BY
WOODWARD 4 FINLEY, Lawrence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
erowi, erowln Growi,M

We should like to see just one Law
renee Republican that did not find single
word of fault with the Herald of Freedom
Growl! growll! growl y! goes the Re
publican, like little canine with pinched
tail. Right or wrong, the Republicans is
always at swords points with its neigh
Dor. 1t appears to live only to oppose the
Herzd of FTeeIom A noble object, truly.
If BRowN would only kick the sniveling
cur into notice, the public would hear less
of the creatures whining. But we sup
pose he is above noticing it, therefore we
are 70 be bored with another years sense
less growing on the part os this little
whiEfet.-Minneola Statesman.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
New Goods.


i vors, the subscribers take pleasure IN a.
nouncing that they are continually reeeivl9
heavy additions to their already extensive sioeh
of merchandise. enabling them 70 supply i5s
Lawrence market with Fancy and Staple 0een
of ever variety, at prices as low as any otsS
store in the country. Their stock Of GrOesna
is complete. Provisions, embracing Flour, CoIa
Meal, Lard, Pork. Bacon, de-, always on haha.
Oils. Paints, Croekery, StoyeWare, Hollow waIs'
Glass of the various sizes, Tinware, Carpenter
Tools, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing
Window Sash, Doors, Carpetings, in short q geb-
eral and complete assortment Of every thing usa-
ally called for in country store IN store. hopl.
to receive a continuance of the liberal pstren.gs
heretofore extended TO US. We are the pnbiics
humble servant. W. L. DUNCAH.
Idacrssaef Nav 50 1857
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Machinery, for the Neyy Ne-,L
West.

T'HE subscriber Is now making the tan, :.
Il Northern Illinois, Wisconsin,, Mime. p
Iowa and Kansas. with competent Engineers sra
Millwrights, and is prepared to furnish CireT,.
Saw Mills and Engines, both Portable and S,.
tionary, and all the fixtures complete. and =
them running, and warrant them to earn r..
$50 TO $40 per day, in from to weeks iram -.
receipt of the order. for from 81 4eO TO 81 SO :.
cording to the size Of the Engine.
These Mills stand unrivailcd in the annals g,
Lumber Making Machinery. for efficiency. ecos.
Omy and durability.
Sash or Muiay Mills removed. and Circul,,
Mills set running in one week time, for fro.
500 to $780, and double the product of the forp--
Mill guaranteed, and the expense for repairs n
duced 1890.
have also made arrangements with Easter,
manufacturers. by which can furnish Aaehipa-
ry of all kinds, from 10 to 20 per cent belsv
Western rates.
Flohring and Corn Mills. Lath Machines. {.
furnished at short notice.
Saw Mills and Saws of yarisus sizes eans.,,,
ly on hand.
NJ Letters of enquirs merely should enc!o..
a stamp. C. CHILDS, Paterts@
Moline, Rock Island Co., Ill. II.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
CIarke,s Newly Patented

COMBINED GRINDING AND BOLTlye
~ or Merchant FIGURING siiIl; the creates; II.
yentiOn of the age. The e5sapiete Mil occup,e,
space % feet long, 5 feet wide, and feet hsrS
Grinding and Boiling at a SINGLE 0Peration!
Warranted to grind from 10 10 Is bushels per
hour! requiring only from six to eight borss.
power. Making as large a yield. and as soo5
quality of Flour as any other Mill in use. Ever
person having a saw mill should b. all means
Companies should purchase rights. Cos, Of pill
at St. Louis. boxed ready for shipping, only $50
For further information, or for the purchase a
Mills, or for rights in Leayenworth Count, :;
town or County rights south ei the ksnsss
river, in Kansas, address ). y. WOOD q co.
Real Estate Agents. Lawrence. Kansas.
sent