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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-22

Bro WHITE 0wL.-Mr. John R. Buck,
Of Lee township, shot an owl, last week,
which was perfectly wkits, and measured
five feet from tip to tip.
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ever 10 quires, 81 per quire.
The above rates will be rigidly adhered to
In all cases.
G. w. BARLOW,
Publisher Of Democrat.
WEYAND & BAXTER,
Publishers of Free Press
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-22

Local and Miscellaneous.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-22
Che Grte press.

WEDNESDAY,, DEC. %, 1858.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

PoRrrNrous ENrRtyAG\NcE or. WoNWN.-
such is the rage for red flannel pelticoats
abroad, that DIR. Charles NIackay had felt
called upon to rcbukc it in a little song en-
titled the "ltcd Pettcoat and the White"
II is needless to say that the poctical Doctor
expresses decided preference for the white.
The handkerchief mania is also prevailing
violently in consequence OF which every laay
is forced to carry two-onc for use IN the
pocket, and the other for display in the hand.
They are edged with lace. Price 800 francs.
or $1,000 dozen. To carry the more cx-
peusivc article, boxes of pearl have been
expressly invented These are worth from
$50 to SO From these figures it will be
seen that it will soon cost as much to keep
a wommr'i6f fdHd+eIchicfs, as it does to keep
the rest of tho family in boots, buttons and
house rcnt-N y Past
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

ONE or rnE LErrrns,-The following let.
ter was sent by a man to his son at college
MY dear son--I write to send you two pair
of my old breechcs, that youmoy have new
coat made out of them. Also some new
cocks which your mother has knit by cutting
down some of mine. Your mother sends you
ten dollars without my knowledge, and Tor
fear YOU would not use it wisely kept back
half and only sent you five. Your mother
and are well, except that your sister has
got the measles, which we think would spread
among the other girls if Tom had not had
them before, and he is The only one left |
hope YOU will do honor to my teachings if
YOU do not, you are an ass, and your mother
and myself are your aheetouate parents"
~ A Spanish proverb says that the Jews
ruin themselves at their passovcrs the Moors
at their marriages, and the Christians at their
luwNits
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

ESQ tuns these liuca ask yuu 70 decide
boss much Of lIis letter belongs Co you,
How nro son living What ig tho principal
su1Jaei Of your thoughts ! know thll !
reveal home young women % themseIyos,
and only fear that they will lnd themaeho.
so bound 70 thrir seductive thoughts and
iuncIcrTso dissipei'and encrarc1 byihem
that they have not moral strength enough
lell % hrruI. away from them, -tt
lhmuY luAu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13
tfrrrtr--

SrRl&G FAsluoNs.--""r "ris truc--'tis pity
is,"--thc basque is going out of fashion
The new jacket is TO terminate in point, be-
fore and behind Sleeves to he full and
long, and gathered into baud at the
wrist Bonucts are worn decidedly larger
than they were in the summer The Mary
Stewart is without doubt the fvoritc They
are still much mudc i'm two color,, which
when well chosen, have a pleasing effect
Lace is much used in the trimmings. and
the strings are worn very wide, roundcd-n Mt
the ends and edged either with taiIctas or
another color, velvet or narrow blonde.
- You've no wife, believe" said Mr..
Blank to his ncghbor
mo, sir" was the reply, Il never was mar.
All" said Mr nIanh you are a happy
dog -
4 short time after, Mr. Blank, in address.
ing a married man, said,
You have wirc sr2"
"Ycs, sir-a wife aud three children"
Indeed" said Mr. Blank, "you arc hap.
py man."
why Mr.. Blank" said one Of the com.
pany, "your remarks to the unmarried and
the married seem to conflict somewhat"
"Not at al--uot at all, sir. There is n
difference in my statement Please be more
observing, sir ] said the man who had no
wife was "hoppy dog' and the man. who
had a wife was "happy man. Nothing
conflicting, sir-nothing at all. know what
| say sir" .1s.,
MRs PARrINGroN Oh THE SEPoys.-As
usual, Mrs. 7. was seated in her easy chair
mcditating on the chain Of events which Ike
had just finished reading to her from the pa
per of the day, when invountorily,an cfusion
broke forth from her fruitful brain, the effects
of an over sensitive temper mcnt.-9s she eN-
claimed "Oh,. Ike, those horrid yT boysi
always thought that if my llle/ should ever
incline to be sea boy | would rather see
him die Oh they are so bea>tly, they will
never sign teetotal in any country, Iiancy
that these sea JoyS would not nave done all
these bad things Ike, my dear if thgy had
been sober sea boys but their only Try is,
'Jug-or-uought for ever" o, that jug Ike
o that Jug" Here her spectaclcs dropped,
and She rumuatcd again
BRrisu BEAUTY. The Punch Of Berlin,
Prussia, thus discuurses:
81 wonder that our dear Berlin ladies'
should bc so sensitive as TO feel annoyed at
the remarks of the Times correspondents re-
Spccting their deficiency in personal beauty.
Each ,nalion.thinks itself the handsomest in
the world. We paint the devil black the
blacks viii have him white. Miss Pastrana
delights IN her beard, and every Englishman
thinks his rcd-hatred crooked-nosed rabbit
'onthcd, goggiceyed, oosc-legged, cRlfless ]
.At-'rttcc the very perfection of humun beau
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

LOn pRINTINa-

Om Printing cstahlI-hmcn was mover m bettrl
condition tian now, aud increased attention Nl
b. given go uIr branch NJ husuess. Wo looT
constantly un hand Paper and Cnrd SiurI, uudHu
uuu rrrrfrd 20 print ii1udmiis Pruuuururs
Auptinu bile. lnl Ilrads, Iaprl,, Curulars Busi.
ur-s and wedding turds, kc, Scat shnruutirr.
Ofd,f- bl mail aili hr tntrflly attended TO- mud
tHr wurI forwarded with drsuutrh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

- II is tliiiiet,lt to FHy- which is the grea-
ter defect in parent--strictness and frmuess
in his family without feeling and affection, or
feeling anti affection without stricrHoss and
hrmucss. Under tho one bad system, the
children are apt to become slaves 1or hypo.
critics. under the other, tyrants or rebels
But true lnve il always -4irf1 ur,d tr1rp firm
ness is always love
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

LAuGn.-lt is recorded o: Or Griffin (says
writer in the Atlantic Monthly that when
President Of the Andovcr Theological Semi
nary, he convened the Students at his room
one evening, and told'thm hc had observed
that they were all growing thin and Il, spcp-
teal from neglect of the exercise o. Chris
tian laughter, and he insisted upon it that they
should 90 through company drill in il then
aud there. The doctor was an immense man
over six feet in height with great ampli-
tudc ofchcst, and mojestcrialmanners Here
said he to the first, you must practice now
hear me" and bursting out into a sonorous
laugh, he fairly obliged his pupis,one by one,
to join, till the whole were almost conyuscd.
That will do for once said the doctor, and
now mind you keep in practice
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

~ The love of ornament crccps slowly,
but surely, into thefcmalc heart. 4 girl who
twines the lily i'll Her tresses, ant looks at
herself in the clear stream, will soon wish
that the lily were fadeless, and the stream
mirror, We say, let the young girl serl, to
adorn her beauty. If she be taught. also 20
adorn her mind and heart, that she may have
wisdom to direct her l5Yc of ornament 'iH due
moderation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

lsii 70 hreal' away from ihem' -Ft
lMnny IrRil'
ih1 ffoceaa hy WhicN CAineIo Wo
~
There arc small footed hdip, M Ilorl
/ Eong who gained very rirlhclll.oqIlyr
hliimgtbcirpruaI c,trrmifirs 90 ,pl clnfgiu.
hrud but. ns so supcrTrIl uu tyrmirati ,n
of ihisuatiounI prcuIiarlty IiIryi..il.b. m.
I had rrcour.r 10 tomc of ms r.NFsTfa.l.
amoug the missionaries. Hg tie.raiI ol-
laiuci fhit some Door Chinese women should
bring mo rompIetr ganut of l.ule gi.!s
f1g, the missionary schons. Mlnyof Gi.c
lcmalc children probably owed thr,r l,,. iu
rhr persuasion mill by opu.uur aDmt'us
ot ricDl uf uly missionary friend uud OF, hl,,
Lut their influence Lll lum puurIIu.. nu...
vent tbo torture of il.ir tpcL ON hr ur.
pointed day thry were seated iu a rav m m,
friends library, and h.ir Grt. which / sus.
poet Lld undergone % rrrrfan washing.
were unbound by th,,r m1unrs Tho fir,
va. o.. Child of two ,clr. oll. u,uour,
had. iu1 commenced. Whan the hlrl,pc of
blue cotton wa, taken off found tho grcat
toe had been IN untouched. lui -thr other
four had been forced down under lbc bdl Of
the foot. and closely bound Ip tri uD.i,i.u.
The child, therefore. walked rrrp ,bo Lrur,
la ioint, of lpr four tar, Tl. t,r.yrrar,l
and ;pA,mrl. ,ud tlr l,,,,Ir, ,.y.,.3 ,,iI.r,
pam. H. the next three Children lll Of ars,
advancing at small iu,cyal.l the preparation
,,a, oul, Ia ,be .,p,c .,,,c,i +, a.. c,,r,,l
to the four toes, praduall, however. bc,c
four toes. eelipr 4, tbc continual prc.,p,,
l51 ,boir i.,..,.tn.tr iI.,,f,,
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09
SHIFT mo.

U,oR SAVANNAH AND rLoRIDA.THE STEAMSHIP
IN TIDRIDL capt Issac trowe. will leave Saturday
April TO- O'Clock NJ from pier No Moth river BUS
on sdps aligned on board For freight passage apply
SAMUEL H. NTTCHIIL SON, 10 broadway Steamers for
FLORIDA the above, leaving for Savannah every
Mopdsy "Wednesday and Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09
WATCHEs JEwKLRY, &C.


CoLD wArCHH VERY low
" The subscriber selling all descriptions Of gold sud SD
yer watches At retail ~ less than usual prices
LADfrs' agrrLSsySs
Enameled watches, Gold patent levers,
Ynameed and diamond Gold enron
Watches, Gold DuuiaN watches,
Richly engraved vatsbss, Jurgensenis watches,
Gold lepines, Independent second
Gold detached levers, watches,
Magic watches,
And all other styles gold and silver watches eSchanged
Every watch sd BY him warranted 70 keep correct TIME
Watches esned and repaired ct lees than usual pceA
GEO. G. ALLEN,
rnporte~ q WATCHES and isvsry,
Wholesale and resail.
No. m Wall street second hocr.
UTwM.Ry VERY Low
81 The subscriber selling all u vshchee md
evelry ~ lcss than usual ppeee-
ladies earrings Diamond rings
Pins and brscele<a rhateiains chsins
Guard chaina Vest chsins
Studs acArf pins
Sleeve buttons. Feys and seals.
Plain gold rrsa, Seal rings.
Cold spectscles Gold crosses,
Gnld eve gisssea. Pure eod wedding rings,
Gold lockets, Gold hiubles
Gold necklaces, Gold pencils and pens,
Silver napkin rings. silver portemonnaies
silver fruit knives
GRO G. ALLEN. Importer Of watches and jewelry,
Wholesale and retail, No. Il WAL street. second noos,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

NoTICE.-THK COMMITTEES on srRHErs OF rHR
IN Bosrd NJ Councilman will meet 10 the Nty Library
No ~ City Hall, Monday, the hh inst at r. NJ.
70 hear parties Interested In the matter Of the exensop d
Chambers street.
55 5S$s GS !! I. COMMITTEE on s'r.'-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

ITO LFT-THE SECOND STORY OF DWELLING HOUSE
No ie2 Spring street. Of broadway. consisting o.
two psrors three bedrooms snd the second
story in the attic, viii water, gas &c ApNy
n I92 Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09
CORPURATION NOTICEs.


AroTrCR-THE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS OF
IN the board u Counclmen viii meet At the once Of depu
ties Tor making No Chambers street on Mon
day. the l7h inst, a7PM The following a~essmeus viii
be considered viz Condemnation OF for
lsns &c, Lexington between Forty secocd md
Fifeth regulating 30 Forty seventh street between
Third and Eshth paviss &c Seventh avenue. be
tween Fifty nrs and rfy ninth srees sewer In Forty
street Sixth Eighth also, pesi0u
Of W H. IAwrenos James W. Beekman relative
In Forty ninth ssrees, at Second avenue.
s ssIfis, oonmA.o.
] $i$S \ shsSp,, A-s:~''-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

NOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS OF THE
AZ Board Of Councilman viii bold their nnsl needing IN
relation the the Eleventh avenue by ne
Hudson River Railroad Company on Wednesday, April H.
nsP In the CITY Library room, No u Oty Hall Psres
NJ GrLpARTIN.l
m. w GEsEf Commune
r. NJ CROSS, on
X COSTELLO, Railroads.
O. q. CoRNEihsJ - !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

mo rpr-IN JERSEY CITY, THE THREE STORY AND
basement brick house i Washington street containing
range boiler wash trays, waeh basins, bath and water
cose. g.s and axtres two blocks from ferry $500
Also The two story and basement house No IA York street
containing esh rooms modern improvements range boiler
wash ravs BASIN bath and water closets gas aud IN
tures block from ferry rent sD Aho the two STORY
and basement house rs York street, contain ing esh
rooms gas and water IN the yart rent 800 Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

| TO LBr-FoUR STORY STORE Al SOUTH STREE,
business, rigging lofts. &c. Apply 10 LEWIS SQUIRE,
| sorner Of Front and Roosevelt Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

kerths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board -
he Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
iver, bullion specie ewery precious stones metals,
snlsss bill of ladng signed therefor and the here
n therein expressed For freight passage ally
f. CUNARD, No Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

DROADwAY OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL-To
ID le frat and second floor stores; fine basement with
basement, and rooms for Offices IA small rooms
altogether suited for hotel Apply to j. f. WALTER bl0
BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09
snlPFLNt..

rGEsT DEDUCTION OF rAsE re- zUaoPx
~
sPTOr. dKyEg
H~aNDc cabin. second cabin
ststrss... ......... stssrAs-. ............. 70
paddle wheel steamship ARIEL.
o. u. LUDLOW commander and NORTH STAR, 2bD tons,
cavsndy sail from pier No North
rtvrr PRECISELY carrying be United states NALL.
IN
YoRx
SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRH saIsES vOs sourHAnrroA
AoUrHAnrroH. rea YoRx.
North Altar, April u. May 10 May "
ARIEL Nav is june Ia June Is.
Worth star June "a Jalv 10 July l6.
These steamshps touch 81 Hse speose delivered In Lon
d. ToRRAf CE Agent
10 Bowling Green New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

A USTRATIA fNDKPENDFNT LINE-FIHsT sHIP-B
n days pAssase-Tbe magnificent AL clipper ship NARY
BANos 1000 tons bsren vii be despatched for Melbourne
This .pyendld vessel Ne de only clipper
now loadng for Australia The arrangements for passsn
sers In first and cabins surpassed.
ssSrase passengers will be taken nj
ONLY SIS EACH
found with provisions FOR freight or passage apply On
board AT pier East river, or GOODEeE ARkEII.
EILTOT los Pearl street. MAILER, LORD QUE.
Wall
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25

NIB. The number Of the LEDGER, dated JAM
LIST, 1883, will be good one for subscriptions to
date from, as in that number the ..MOUNT
VERNON PAPERS" by the HON. EDWARD
EVERETT, will be commenced. Mr.. EvERgrT'a
articles will be copyrighted, so to prevent pub
location in any other paper. It.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25
Golden Issue.

Next week, for New Years issue, we
shall publish golden edition of the Her.
aid of Freedom, in which we shall collate
all the important intelligence from the
gold region. Were there an engraver here
SO we could get up an accurate map of
Kansas, withoutmaking tia mereshapeless
mass of ink, as some of our contemporaries
have done, we would give map of the
gold region in the same issue, 1t is prob
able we shall be able to publish one in the
course Of the winter. In the compilation
Of our news from the Gold Mines, we
have the services of a gentleman who has
spent the last season there, an able writer
ard critical observer-hence we think
whatever may be embraced in the collec-
ton can be relied upon.
That the citizens of Kansas may be
able to send to their friends in the East a
becoming New YEARS PRESENT, we shall
print a quantity Of our Golden Edition
I'm LETTERS OF GOLD" which will be fur
nished as low as the same can be afforded
Specimens of the style of execution may
be seen at the Periodical Depot of Mr.
WILMARTH, Post Office Building, on Sat
urdsy morning, where orders for copie,
will be received,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25
6s,1ion. Of Distiagal.hed BUSH


Advsrtise your business. Do not hide your
,.,bt 1nder bushel. Whatever your calling or
nessunatiOn may be, if it needs support from the
OOUHbIir. advertise it thoroughly and ethciently,
Il some shape or other, fnat IN, MI arrest public
ISsye had in life may fairly be attributed more
i a. nuhlic press than to nearly all other causes
.1omb;ned. there may possibly be occupations
,Sat do not require. advertising, but / cannot
Iii conceive what they are."-P. I. BAREUN.
~Ibsye always considered Adyertising-liber-
,uy and long-to be the great medium of success
h business and the prelude to wealth. And
bsve made itan invariable rule, too, TO advertise
n he dullest time, long experience having
taught me that money thus spent is well laid
mt. as by keeping my business continually be-
Ira The public. has secured me many sales that
IotherWise would have lost:"-STEPH. GIRARD.
uWhsteSer success / may have had in bust
nsss owe mainly to Continuous Advertising,
md deem it good policy TO advertise long In the
fully convinced that it is impossible to make
much headway in any branch Of commerce, with
ant the facilities which the press alone can
Siye, JACOB RIDGEwAY.
.'My motto through life has been-work and
Advertise. In business, Advertising is the true
Philosophers stone. that turns whatever i
touches to gold. have advertised much. both
Ia the weekly as well as in the daily papers
nor have found that those Of the largest circu-
lation-of either class-beneftted me the most u
JOHN JACOB Aston.
Advertise! advertise advertise This il
the life Of trade, and standing advertisements
,oti viii End, will prove the most remunerative
Al least, have found it so during my business
career thus far foy should you withdraw but Q
single week from the paper In which you are &C
customed to advertise, ten TO one that would D.
the time when some would-be-neW customers
will look into the paper for your business ad;
dress, and not finding it, YOU will lose several
profitable sales. "-WILLIAM GRAY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25
College Journal,

We have before us the 18th number of
Volume 8, of the "COHegs Journal" pub
lished by the Faculty of the Eclectic Col
lege of Medicine, Cincinnati, o. Vol 4
will commence on the LIST of January.
Terms, only one dollar a year. Each
number contains "a pages, 4s of which
are devoted to professional subjects. All
classes of medical practitioners will find
valuable information in this journal which
is not published elsewhere. The low
price at which it is furnished places it
within the reach of the entire profession.
Subscriptions should be addressed to c.
81. CLEVELAND, NJ. D., Publisher, 139
Seventh street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25
La,s from III. Gold Region.

Mr.. NICHOLS, one of the Lawrence com.
pany to the Gold Mines, returned to this
city on Wednesday last, in company with
Capt. PARKINSON, formerly of the Mis-
souri, river. They left the mines about
the middle of November, and we under.
stand have made the distance back on
foot, and have brought quite respectable
amount of gold with them. They give q
favorable report Of the prospects in the
new Eldorado, and like all Others who
have returned, as far as we have informa-
ton, purpose going back to the mines il
the Spring.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25

T Mr.. HOLMES, of the Shawnee House,
at Shawnee, johnson county, visited Law
renee few days ago, and while here gave
US a brief call. He states that the new
road from that place to Kansas City and
Wyandott isnow completed and in good
travelling condition. The place has con-
siderably improved during the last season;
several new and capacious public buildings
having been erected, and others are in the
process of completion. The population
is gradually increasing, and Shawnee bids
fair to be one of the most important
towns on the border.sorth of the Kansas
river, being but nine miles from its mouth.
The Shawnee House is a first elias.
hotel, three stories in height, well finished
and furnished, which makes a desirable
home for those just arriving in the Terri.
tory.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25

F Those in want of Job Work in the
printing line cannot do better than apply
to Mr.. WHITooMB, who has rented the
Herald of Freedom, Job Office. We have
observed some late specimens of his work
which we are positive cannot be equalled
in Kansas. Indeed, the very large amount
of material he has to select from, and the
almost endless variety of plain and orna-
mental type within his reach, makes it
useless for any Kansas Office to attempt
composition. Latterly, he has been CIV
ing considerable attention to the printing
of deeds for town lots, which he gets up
In a very tasty manner.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25
Hardware:

Nh. BARKEB, at the Mammoth Hard.
ware Store, in the stone building formerly
occupied by the Duncans, is again re-
ceiving large consighments Of stock, en-
bracing all the numberless articles in theil
line, including stoves, hollow ware, agri:
cultural instruments, cutlery, glassware
and a general assortment Of goods adapted
as an outfit for the miners to the gold
region. He will keep good supply Of
such implements as picks, shovels, pans
&C., &c. Those in want of articles Of
that description, will find an abundant
supply at this establishment. They car
be bought here quite as cheaply as al
Kansas City or Leavenworth, and as Law.
renee is considerable distance further OIL
the route towards the mines, of course
those on their way to that region, will
make their purchases here.
Mr.. BARKER's supply of stoves; EN-
braces every variety of pattern now il
market, which are sold at but triAe ad
vance on Eastern prices.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25
NOTICES!

A Ii person indebted. By note or otherwise,
IA for seed or clothing received of the National
Kansas Committee, are hereby notified that the
subscriber has full power to settle the same.
The Committee have incurred debts and as
sumed liabilities necessary for the relief of the
people in times Of suffering and are depending
upon the collection of these dues to meet them:
They are also pledged, after the payment of
expenses and liabilities, to devote the balance
to the redemption of the Protection Fund
Scrip" which was issued during the fall and
winter Of sc and 81, to cover actual expendi-
lures made By individuals during the Difficult
ties.
1t is hoped that the relief afforded By the sale
Of the seed and foods, the former at cost and the
latter at price much below theft zeal talne snd
on d credit Of year: will enable most Of those
indebted to make payment this winter; Grain
and other marketable productions will Be re-
eeived in payment at cash prices.
Arrangementsw will be made as soon rs possible
for those residing at distance from Lawrence,
to meet the payments in theiy own neighborhood
E. B. WHITMAN.
Lawrence, December IA, 1858.
In the absence of Mr. Whitman from Law
renee, Information may be soughtof VIM. Hutch
inson. Esq.