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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

Q PER CENT $50 90 WANTED ON BONDS OR JUDO.
. meui notes, secured by first improved
farms worth three times the amount in southern Ohio he
Springfield and Cincinnati for which per cent win
be paid and title and value satisfaction Ad.
dress W. ". Badger, 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

TOR SALE OR EXCHAEGE-A NICE GvrTEEf,
house, IN FIRST class location IN Brooklyn together
some cash for house IN good location Ap.
ply 10 G. q. thompson, 80 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

WE OFFER FOR SALE ANY PART OF FTFTY THOU.
w sand dollar arst mortgage bonds of undoubed cAarac
ter at rate which Will pay the purchaser about nine per
WILLIAM A JOHN oBRrEN. 70 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

L,OR SAIE-vALUABLE PROPERTY ON WEST
Twenty eighth between Eghih and Ninth avenues
known Lam9rne park: four brown stone houses high
soop four story basement and counter cellar with all
the modern mproy sments. finished entire and complete
25y55 three y55 lots half the clock deep. Also two
brown houses opposite London terrace Known Nos
$40 and 32 West twenty street, built lye; houses
22x55 lots half the block Inquire of Mr. MAR At ths
ABOVE buildings in Twenty eighth 1T 1874 West Threih
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO BET.

OGA SIXTH AvENUE-A LARGE FRONT ROOM
DUB ana hall bedroom TO let unfurnlshed. Apply "a
above, Tweny-'hfd street References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

NOR SALE-AN ELEGAhT RESIDENCE, SITUATED
Cayuga lake Ithaca, with SO acres of land in
the bis hest of cultivation The house and said TO
pee and in good repair The scenery this point Of the
beautiful. The being Obliged to
be city, will se At ae9rly half cost for cash would
change part for des able unincumbered improved city
Brooklyn property. Inqrre II W X. COMsrOCk of
T. j. Brown Co, las Broadway, st the Globe Hotel,
HrO.klNn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

c,O nAA FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL. RESIDENCE
SO.UUV. in Roxbury, Massachusetts,, most eugibly
gted the line of city raj roac. lev minuea ron
State 9 rect, Boston; a pretty place Terms liberal
BIGGS SOuTHWiCk, 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
DEroT or ruE ALxxANpRy oaaavs-ApAPrKp

DEiot OF InE ALEXANDRA os1ANs-A l,I. ~, ~
~ 70 tse use OF drawing rooms, churches hodges nsi
schoos This magnificent instrument has been adopted By
VI most eminent artsis of kurope and Introduced with
Immense Ia the United by Thsberg Pres
tl60 $50 sH 9-o, 500 sSS1 ss7s dssctiyve circniss
sent 70 address apple zion 20 BERNARD FABhk
9UETTEs, Jn- 81 Dsy street importers Of Bussoa sse~-
deems, violin strings, &C. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

ITO LEI-vERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED AND Uy.
furn shed houses Of which strictly srsi class
ard well located Parties IN search OF houses will 70
coli my once where the full particulars 70 style, ocs
lion, rent terms, &c, viii be given. -
JAMks ROWE IS Yonrth avenna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

IL
IL three story brick house and lot containing all
modern improvements together with the furniture. which
of the description and In perfect order
ton First cla,s socks and bonds will be taken
exchange Apply TO ALBERT X. NlOOLAY, No. Broad
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

DOR SALE--A Be AUTlFUL ENGLISH BASEMENT
house in the finest part Of West Fourteen ID street. with
possession and easy portion OF tie furniture
will be sold il desired Apply 10 CHAUNCEY BARNARD,
Wal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

ITO IEr-A LARGE THREE STORY AND ATTIC ENG.
lsh basement house, Ii3 Madison street To good
would be let favorable given
fore May Apply on the premises, OF W r. BESsEI 81
Cor iiandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

e. OOO FOR SALE. A DEsIRABIE RESIDENCE
NC.UVU. and eight lots excellent house barn cHrsgs
every variety Of fru't, High Bridge Also,
ysoan, lots. The going Wet offers 1t very low.
BIGGS IL SOuTHWICK, "a Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

TOR SALE-Two HOUSES AND ONE LOT NO l1e
Eas. twenty eighth street between Second and THIRD
avenues front house 2Sby fee four stories and base-
81 "a feet and four stories high will be
sold cheap. Also, house snd store No l2 East twenty
eighth street. house four stories hgh and store % by 81 feet
Apply TO MARX LEVY banker % Wnlisna street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

r OTIS FOR SALEM FIFTIETH STREET, BETWEEN
IL Sixth aud Seventh Three lots IS feet front by
100 feet deep viii sold cheap Inquire l22 West rweih
street. between Fifth and sixth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
DENTJSTltY-

- Perrons wishing 70 make Inquiries in reference To ~
sale the recently improved Csope usy confer with
undersigned. n, the Metropolitan Hotel. A. s. DENNY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

LroR SALE-s0 ACRES BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
In the village Of kosslaDd Eor'h Hampstead h L. OF
the preest in the Union for country resience has
water prospects. App'F 20 j. FREEMAN DUNCAN, 2S
broadway.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-18
(@tueeianet
wicberbOlte 9tnfrdec.

Wlr trdBen Iett bic Serrel1, melde ben 2uf.
tr19 haben, iiber ben @rtra9 pe5 Steubenfeltea
Seri4t gu e%rlt1tter, gum 5peiteu Wtale, MANN
S'e enplid einmal tbrer Yfliht nadfommeu
wollen. SO 1T cine 9r6bliAe WiBaAtun9 pes
Publltun1S, baB oteie Derren uitt emmal etpaa
bon ltb bOren l~aleI.
Webrere ttbeilneb IT.
W- Oeutf6eS Nattpunl>S ater,
Seute erGfnet 9err Carl Surst6al Iein ceutlbes
NattpnaltDeater in 6rpntltraBe nit 2 %famUIen pOl>
len. Mtr empfeblcn ba6 iunse tlnternebme Der
reslten llnterltuBung bes publttum5.
J- gS q btngt Sail G6eater.-
Wtr MAIDEN pa9 tuultlte5enpe pnbltfum auf bic
ant ~beutigen Nbenp in Der U9Sa1bingtpn Saue0
ltat:TtapenDe GDeaterDUrltelung aufmertlam. Bur
Multiplying fOn mt VHatbarine SOparp", Sbau>
1ptel IN > NbtbeilungeI, neblt benz VOrIpiel: nOer
Sblaftrunf". Oa e5 Serru g.. S.eiu aelunaeu
lit y. s. Sbtelemann II. letne pramatil6e Gruppe
au engagirem 10 tann llA elm Sober einen ~DerSultg>
ten Apeno oerlpreben. NaA Der GDeaterDOrltel-
lung nSaQ."
IL 9Gir lenten bic IufmerfIanfeit ~un1crer
geeDrten &eler unp 2elerinnen auf pie Mnupncc
oeS SteperfranSe6. 9eute, Mpntag een Is. b. GFnen
lb gum erfen Wtale bic neu geI1mldten u9fep~
Nlembl9 JtppmS" ben Breunben peS 0eIangeS, pe6
&an5s9 unb Der lluterbaltung. Oprt tanSt es lb
na9 " langer Belt gepiB nod einmal 70 gut. 0e>
pet GIN uno berluAt'6!
t& Geuti6e Gan5i6 ule Oamen II.
Serreu melAe pa6 Seusen srinpliG lernen wOl>
len, maiden mir auf bic Nnaeise beS 9rn. Sptgt,
9an6leprsr, aufmertl Jam. 9ente mIrp paS erlte
SANG HrdnS9en in Der Hebenba4e ab9ebalten.
vs. y pn5ert. 9eute Abeno u9 On6ert~ Wtu<
ut" IN Der uGurnbale" pes lps. benz. Gurnperein8,
go. 800 Welt YrattltraBe. Ale 5rcunOe Der Otu<
1T n1aten mir barauf aufnerflam.
W49r. Jatpb &0b bat bic WtrtblGatt N0. 6
N. Sreoeriftr. bon u. 9artmann ibernOmmcu
ai1O per5apft paleIblt baS SUr3islt6e &pitNl4e Has
9@erbter, ~prauf mir ate 6reunoe pes ,bIen Ser
l~tenlafte8 auTmerfla lam maten.
@@p allagenah 8remen auf ben neuen
ppfoan1pf lht1en Der Sremer 9inie, uNDrooeutlher
Sl09o". tam ~ieper3eit in Der SIfee peS ugSeter"
aefUr0trt melpen. NGbereS belast bic @n5et9e III
etner droeren Spalte. Sttl5<S
Sc Or. 9 wopneS 3uiammen9eleete
iIcattlqsns59rO 9siit pOrtrtrlia bartnadtsen 9@fen, Or
t9IIHasea, SiutlPei.n, 9uftrDbrentntsanpune 9sbtrbeiAwsr'
Gen. en- S,ssl" 1nO auffsigta in Der Seple, &arsatpm 8tst, aae
St'u9atsH, lSpte aae 6%rantpelten be5 5aiies un0 Der 8epif
'sr 1ra ~ S0ss Der esn5t. Dtefe WrJnst reta'st saSlrt9 ab
"a a'stt a out. Sm 9rDB unp IietapertnGf tu sabtn IN
FSIRce ces D2Deder" Su 81 per 6Id1de,
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DR.. Qnrpnts oolpene Binen

fub etnes Der bsften unp erjUI5 tetAteu NrSnetm,tRl fur 7rou.
enirdn tetteR. Sic iHo mad eem Hetepr ttneS be ubmfen mn
~eefdtfteu @rstss prdrartrt ub gang barmIper 9tatur. IA \.
rttGe 3euanhs pPn refpeudbIen 9erlrnen bgfnbea Tn On i
Den Der @tagnGbunner. Ste perben eurp bte CANA uniprt ~
dlen aGtbaren APptpekrr perfaat 1T uHb ltno bier In g,alftunn ~
III ra6en bel Setb. Sance, Np. 403 Salttmpr,nr mn ss%.,
FER unb Co., GGe pn &barIess une Yraittr.
0tele 9tutn Uetben 0e8ea @.nlenpuns Won 81 nm rhi
Aetntsn, an bic Selttuer init Der YpIt perfanbt. :" wv
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-18
Shnade beS 9au3en Spltems.
~ 9cH SOnt. Z. vi mn @sd. @taentblr,sr
5en8nts Don attmmD's berubmter rbeumattt9tr e5oibe

5tu8nt6 pPn AtmmR's %berupmter rbeumaut9,r Salbe'
g.. SGIttmIte, ~. NtGrs is. 3.
Urn; p. Dance. - S. 8ertt9t mir sam srb6ieI @eponiiocn
mem SeA9nlB ben pte!en GneeseH sa 0unien Der 6fCinbSg5r"
%lHHAr De VI. ePasmer an3uretben. S6pn idnaere Sest
.t 10y an @erpent1w1Ge, Wtattt6fett uns 8etrattuno Ter = ;.
gen 9t4fAr. SD udgm nit t6ben Gage meb. db. gnobe2snn
elGtr sen MAR ib tmmer tsdRrtG Gne mnbioS, uhp bsnte a
'Q l@ntu apje5ren pIre weS4egen t9 peri6ts enc NPtttei spp,
gen iene 1gdntpeit 8sbrdHpe sic aHBten a4e nidtg s..
Hn8stapF 5 SSpGea rtetben Se mix, ar. &tuimer,l ,S,5noH
pei s'&tnttar 5n 8ebrau9en. so folete Sbfem Natbe nn,s
lee P3 an etnen beHeren @rJ9l8, ais Bal bn Gpttaen 4Grftgf 4m .s
9ldnpen- &enten sic IT'D nun mem @rfaune, ala IN 49,, - -
0aB 10 metn APpsttt ibe1 nQb Der swsIen Dplis serDssh~ts'
ano tQ, naN;en TOY laata cine 5liiae senCmmen, t,SeIyeos
, r0efsat, eHe mtt 8It'm Appettt, netme ieeen 3 az an nnt TSs
4 "a gsnug, na ,teeEb 'te a.eett iu Ne rtahu. Sie Stnitur
= epa'Htse pf mt'tta 2Sdn,er bel mir eeartr, meine
PdHttarbe ~ t,iiN Gnp TAR, unb Ia btu pte men atbpren. Gh
Wrsbe. ". 8. " II, n, n gn 1SS
YniS $l.COser lefBe, 3 5Iat&en $3.50 Elm SaiSes ~ascrs
6lal&eu 80.
84m eertaufe lei @et g. Sauee, SO, los saItimurctr.
Baltimore, Y4b. Sna.S
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sis. Sis. tS,I0

ustsrastaneter irna@S icinen j suubcn uuo BEN pubgifpm
pernm pe!ahEt eap sr TN Stanre 1T, wabrsnb Der NdaseM
3vHmtt. SalpH fS bete Sic, bdS in bieiem StoGte iemolg
anIDsmgpt ! muree, 81 lieFrn, IS 1T son outer 0itt nnb sor
tmtum 0tHpH n9swaGer, uno tcfuDst ITO 5u Npdbaie. g3sitr
\. haPe 9en so men ser 6erren Sefs SlinsiuF Il. 6api
IAN "atter tie betrff9 Der Aualttat Qustunff oebsn SSSnts
ath.- apttraas, bic tn Btrcip'S Geber.QGS r, GsiapGGNr onsoa
Sseen %srfsn, ncrecn pitntttiA teicr 'O'"F'''' N"'B'
,bz.e,s 0.s.. ac.a .0ter.
W ~D'P' U'th' U'Hs"A y" Ndt.26N1t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-18
9ltUiS Gobmteino.
Hnlfterer Inn NNatrnnnnmnAo

ppllterer uno Wfatrdsenmader,
SO made hermit metnen Sreunbea unb 9tfannten. 5Oni,
gslRer-arte't i@nsl uub bilis betprss.- 5pfIs, ncne rnS
alts, tSmts eu@ 1W4fGtrasen. psrsen auf @erIausen TN 5aule
Der Uetteler ~dngeferttat. Sr0res 5Gnren IN , r 2Befer. 3 ffCe
prer Bet ntr felbf, Gde BON Gbae- uub SOmmerletfreFc 40
eesepeh wtroth' ,Spt2S 3ml
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-18
SeuerfenSmertbelte Ruren.

G3eaf 8Gus, 9p, 81 3. S9arpsr., puroe , SAa,n.. "a,
l@te, @%erp0rtht uP unpereGul 9ti I sebstlt
gsm. &. Ntmmp, Geo 9o. I73 Gf E1perteHr -, hs.,.
S6md0e bs san5en 5ptent6 sebetlt; D"
@Hnsas ); Seaaan pom gtsp. yprf, ga, purSe ron .7db.
rig.r D9eperfs ~geHelt;.. '4'
Jtsp. 91as. Dunn, 20, 81 e5pfr., pOn gerfOpfuna unD CIR.
trainer Sgpa4e; ."
SGna ogrraA, ron NnlAwlaan8 bes 9au5se unb ser g..
s. 10 Yintpn, GeabfOra, pa psn Qebers orrae;+, ,Ar.A.
tem 5Iuts; ~ i~"V
Vi. .. AieTt $40 Is 5ab-Y acafr., Baltimore, ysu Dis.
repth, tEbertei9Dfrsen una SNptRpsi:
D.e eFaa wa y, p 0'sei, DO. 4S u GfraBe Ypn OispepRa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-18
NerpGie Granfbelten.

0r. &pdluter'S "ntiunppct e-G,nttur ktfst cine bsfrnhnp,
petratt TNr decentralization. Sic reintet pds ~ If MN
Stn st,Hs'ps.~tH Sulttn uh' tFatf6t ote DteOer, bts burt. Ner.
9entrantgstteH gel item Hdoeu. 0ie 6etliraffe bar 8 nfvrH =
PaqFpstf puubsrpdr nj pabeu lD rer ut bauia bemtctsr
SpW"If "V!Ha!.un8 NhO StoenSuesroruB tho iie3et ppn
NostNtP, S@pn'oel' gterptnI1merten, perStlo fen. adn;t,SS'rt
S@EEQe, nnl1It an Ptm unGGHSe mtt 1tealnen. r,IfPo,s1am
%(rdtnrun, u,berfeanHuue, &rrrtsea be; be, ogr,no tmS1SIsm
3edtet S5S9sn I'm aPPts 9tse i'm @eipy, Qe6e4subefplns
e. ~ 0t WtePBtn me- prne GrtpIs eebrau9t soroeu' Stee
R9i l9ea PaHfB 9eeSn'ed a. Seibtmprb, 6erur3tuuoen NM
29aPnitnn &c; pettr tbtn. ate 4tntnr fproerr unD fss A. ~.
trttGeB Yebeu miEber. u" HtHtef
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-18
&tne au6ere muucerbare Gur
burG Dr. GHalH1er'9 Welu lVRei.s. inf ur bep,rfsenio.

~N"N" ~ y
~ Baltimore bn 3. g(pp. iS54.
ne Die daBeresotnt!t4e star, wtl6s Or. @balre x Ttnf}g
GA meIner 0FII oefpst3eTubrt mututpeiier. ws Tno ieat
DE1HGe Vr, Ia tpeni meme 6rGU Don Dgspepdd Qebrr,n1.
unt SpD!ahel et8rtitu DIrpe. So I6itut uIt tbr I'm g \ :
LAP OslHnPps'tetatda2. baS tprc AGse angef9wpGen tbre
Ndrbe blftD HaP tRrt paHpe mt 4uslblIo b,Sstr ~" ", US
Sore tprPst!t@en tet:en Ear,u Ra4Stprtalt1 arcs S%,n'
En IN ger ortf, IN WHata, 3ersRIa8, psrdge 5Smer,sn nm
&0Pfe 1c. er9rtHtn fe perm ggn, bGa Id tie alif1ah No 80
i9pdd, baB re tire Qaao nt8t mcbr bis ,I5 4, " ~ -
Unit. UNI tte oet, purbe etnes non e9ainter as eampbifp.
ta ~ nnaln FauS sen0ri "a ana 10 ~ rSs pu Gal1gt, lie Iinf.
29aQr et lagen, OlB mas nin Wtuu1e 0eo SlbaltsSS Nm ~ sH,sr
6Idlpe ~ ~ pereIt6 better fa9it., fs bate feline q 80
mehr, ipnnEe wiepsr ellen uu6 n29 oem 0enuds b.s lnhofHye"
pn ) metF'rsn 6laiben mar rs san8 mi Der ptr" lieut. No
No y. albert,
NN e - N-nA $500
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Teiocn d(s Geilmittel.

81 m,S. 1tfman'8 aGte Soma. Ge5ea i6nnsn tsnt
p%u6ltfum os ts bette DpitfcI 9e8en y .%rfppfuns, nereSles
30 sfpep nnb ale anttrn, aus elmer uu0rbnuqa be5 81. bGs.
nnee phens entfanpensn 8rdnfbettea ,~mpfObten rerben.
@u8f6lte8li& pr6pdrtrt 0pn 28nt. 8. % Imam, Sd emiR IL
gDafbtns'on un5 u bayer IN pa tttpre fir % Cts. pro
ed a6tel bet
Su4.a Get @. @ance, SIS. 103 galiimSrefr.
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SrDDfIDn=NDntnd0n

Die Office Der @ensral-aeentur Der 4rSptlgn. Gpnpaents
bftnbet tb an Der @fe Don SpGrleS unp GUmbarpftr. unp mtrb
taleIbf uber AaeS mas ben Mnfauf pDn Qpts unb ben Nncaa
pDn5aufern In UrOOtlpn tetrtlft, berettptltse AuSfunft ertbetIt.
Stpt2I'S ). ID. &ptbe, Seneral-Msnt
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SancO'S
Magical Pain Extractor,

WdgICdI an EAITdCIOT1
Ntemal6 TT eire @Hteefana Ia Der Material Wiib ain &C..
mao: @gr1er, pobarh Ter 96mer3 70 fGael peftgt 10 81
ulno 100 4 sale n aorfer &ntBI l'Gra 70 raid in lbrtn natdts
ltc II 3ufdR6 8url dBebra@t p5er gBun. en- unp @e@pare 70
~104'PmmeG 8cpes t psr0en unb babti fepe Ji~rten pber fDn-
lt8tn o@aofn, 5urndseiaheH, all tarA Daatp's mastfHen
some .8ertlesr.
Set S6nttttt, Wanbtn, @errtnluneen unt Bra tfGen -
6a4ea' oenet atnber thinner INTERIOR en- Tnb = III btt grIrs
tuH8 tts aGten . aQep'i den S6m BERT gers INNER bic,
ltl2e! &Bie vial S9n erien Rno Qeite1 tGRnten Mot Dnr6
-Esl . Dttttsl %perhtnbeit @SrbCn. Sa fetbf bas 9tb IN b. ugf
y! oa9e% ar, Zap eet aGte 9alee. @rtr. ct Bat Der banb III.
NapeTeS 5eld8en me nt eeorufter 9dnpblete, aaf bte t6 err
5eDe"I ptnsa@stlet mir erlaube uny fur betsn S8abrb it to
MID Derantnprtli6 bate.
YEA Gaa bet Uerbrennuusen un6 @erbrabungen tnaa er
HtR ~ Do tAteno ietn, bat JerdlS ben dqptrfen,er unfer.
btuasnefn nno bistlen0sn @t8eHiaaf en- BON 3 .a,ps Sdmer>
jsns.YIrt i9r mt er~ltanben.
OsrieLgstf aur a4t, lpenn bic S6a6tel Elm tn Stdhl aefO.
NsaeS Gttqn2tte nit ber S'9natur Spn s. q. g btdSner
Bat. o"N|"N"'
Irejs rs Cts. fir Die S6sGtL.
S3r Or Ae@te ptrO ~SrGauIt BET 5etG @. sane, So.
ft6, NDaTeSa!ttmprsfr. Sft4.S
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SDee ultD H0ffee,
Der m mirFI;A n,,t ;

Oct aud WITHIN 0ut I It.
2Denn tbr tbls5ttn 8afee unb 9b,e SerorauGt, ~ TT es
cure e,9ene Spnlo. - Sbr t6nnt gang 80 r 81 Ito 8ntes
nnp. tltt9en 3pee uno 8ahee baben tn benz 9 tore ben
Abtnettn, @fe pon SaIttm . re. unb Brebertdfr.
uwc Der Sptneie Dpn uionta8 Mprgem bts Samfas 9la6t
ruD RdHee Az fQufen. 9nof6 IA
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
The MAcoMB (IIl.) Enterprist o

The MAcoMD (LIl.) Enterprist Of
the 23rd says:
. {" Notwithstanding the present low
prices OF wheat nd the poor prospect
of b.tter prices, we are gratifed to
learn that our farmers are putting in
an unusual large area offspring h,at.
Although it would seem that the ex-
traordlnary low prices at which much
.ot last years crop was sold, woul
discourage them, still there are ne
.cessities which compel thom to SOW
larger tho present season. Many have
payments OF divers kinds 10 make,
whiih brings them to the conclusion
that i! their products bring ouly two
thirds Vf thor usual value, it becomes
necessary to add ons-third to tho ex.
pense OF cultivation. This we think is
a wise and Judlcious course, and one
which will undoubtedly, in y few
years add thousands yearly to the
real vAlie OF the western states"
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
The 0ligarchy Rejoicing.

The Richmon South describes the
beauties Of the English Kanzas bill
Is follows:
at achieves Congressional rec;
ognition of the Lecompton Conslitu-
tion. 1t affirm, ths principles for
which tho South has eontended
throughout the struggle. 1t admits
kanzAs into the Union as a Slave
, Stats, AMI thus conSolidAteS the victo-
Try Of 1854. In practice az we'll as
principle, it is now established that
no federal prohibition will avail to
restrict the expansion OF Pro Slavery
power"
We claim that tho swindlc does
not admit KlnzS into tho Union as
a State, though attempting it in a
mean AMI dishonorable manner. OF
course we shall vote it down by the
largest vote ever cast. Rather would
we remain out of the Union forever
than'acc 4pt such a base proposition.
Wc are willing to allow Roger A.
Prycr to grin over such a gain. We
see in it the enfolding Of glorious tri-
umphs for Freedom in the future
Another such victory and the co
horts are damned forever Alleady
they disorganized and flying in
disorder
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20

s prepared to transac all business. per.
1 tanning TO that office, except the issue
Of process, which hv will be- eready to do as
soon as the new Justices act passed last
Writer il published and distributed, as
thar act supe crdes the cd bogus act from
the first Ap ii last.
While he recommends that persons do
not sue each other these hard times, yet,
when the Nv Is received, he will transact
all such business intrusted him i(h all due
'dispatch, He willwrile Deeds, Mortgages.
aud oher inotrpments Of writing, taNe 10.
acknowledgements, and sloa Justice business
general y, even TO aiding o.hr persons in
the commission o marinony | :
Office for the present oI his residence on
Liberty Hill, near the College Building.
Prairie City, May 10, l9j6-20
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
%. READY FOR THE
Spring Cam aignl|
READY TAKE AIM FIRE!

READY TAKE AIM l--FIREl
A ND then charge with all your might
IA aud main with pick.axes, crowbais,
spades, shovels, stone-hammers, and every
olher necessary weapon, into the stone
quarry ON h berty Hill, and construct there
formidable stone forlresss for JOHN
GRAHAM to secure a retreat and obtain
fresh supplies Of building material when
he is strongly pressed by the numerous ap-
pllcations 10 be made 10 him for his services
ia housebullding. Mr., Graham Is fully
prepared to execute all orders that may be
given him In the stone masonry line, and
will work upon such terms as will be unob-
jeclionable 10 his employers.
' l3H JOHN GRAHAM.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
Pictures / Pictures 1! Pictures /! /!

E0HN B0LES takes pleasure in announc-
- ing to the people Of Prairie City and
vicinity that he oaS opened u suit Of rooms
IN Robinoon's Building at No. | Massachu.
setts street, Lawrence, where he would be
glad TO see all his old friends and custom
ers. all the modern improvements in
picture taking are practIced to perfection
rhe Ambmtype, Mellain,olype, Ambro.
graph, &C., are all on exhibition at Bole's
Crystal SkyligUt Picture Rooms, free of
charge. Excellent pictures Of the new
style taken for $3.50, Views, Family
Groups, &C., taken ON short notice. He
trusts by close attention 10 business and
taking good pictures TO merit coniinu-
ance Of the ia ors SO generously bestowed
by his old friends and customers, and Sc
cnre share Of public patronage. lnstIuc.
tons in any and all oI the new arts given
on Scientific Principles. l2f
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20

Ry-Julye L. Lorias, the discar-
del Massachusetts Judge'of Probate,
has been appointed to supply the va
cancy in the Court of claims occasion
ed by the death Of Judge Gilchist,
The Senate confirmed the appoint
ncnt.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
"HOLD KOUR HUAoAD
Says Griffith, but we say

"WAlT FOR The WAGON !"
"a Il, the undersigned, having entered
V\ into CO partnership and ercc'ed a
large and comlnodious shop upon the north
ea,l corner OF Day ion and Aurora streets,
trainc Cily, TO The purpose Of carrying on
the wagon and carriage making business III
its various branches, and feeling compe-
tent to render Satisfaction 10 all who may
favor us with their patronage, would re-
specially sollctit share Of The same
N. b. Particular attention given 10 re.
pairing wagons, carriages, agricultural i'm
plements, dc, dc.
22yl BROOKE & DEARING.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
HURRAH llHURRAH HURRAH !
"NoaO is Me accepted timelo
GET A FORTUNE WHILE YOU CAM


50 CHOICE LOTS in PRAIRIE CITY
W. will be offered for sale at Public
Auction on Saturday. May 29, at 10 a. NJ
The lol' comprise some of The best and also
some Of the poorest oues in town hence
every stage of the purse can be accommo-
dated, The personS owning tbs property
are hard up" for money, and they ara
6ou,m to raise some dIngbas" by mean
Of dispo;ing Of their properly, even should
il be sacrificed for almost nothing This is
the rareS' opportunity to purchase live real
estate That has ever pre'ented Itself IN this
Territory II Is useless TO attempt 10 emu
nerae The advan ages and pro ,p' cts Prairie
Cily Possesses. Her location position, con.
Hdilion AID unparalleled opportunities 10 OBJ
tain erudlIltn, are 100 well known, An
attendance at the sale with few dimes in
your pocNet will secure you a good lot.
Tho terms of rale are easy aud liberal
third down; balance in onea d lw 0 months.
Don't forget the lime-SATURDAY, May
20, ut l0A. NJ,
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
NOTICE,
RAILROAD Election.

THE stockholders ofthe LeavenN orth and
Il Fort Glib on X. X, Company will hold
an election on MOI day the ilh day Of June
next at The Office Of b. d. Ladd, Esq In
lhe. City of Lawrence,K, t. AZ = O'Clock, p.
M, for the purpose Of electng Presiden Of
said company ,ofill the vacancy accustomed
by the reolgualiom of John b. Chapman;
and thirteen Directors. Votes will be re-
celved by written proxy.
By order Of The Board
h. ID, LADD, Prest., Pro tenn
ID. ALLEN, Secretary.
Lawrence, X, +, April, 29lh, le5S,
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-20
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.

PRAIRIE CRY p, o. Jan. %, 1853.
THE Eastern Mail arrives here regularly
Il every Mond y, Wednesday aud Fri
day, on lis way TO Osawatome, X, T.; de-
parts every Thurodaj, Tuesday and satur-
day, ON its wav to Lawrence The Eastern
Mail from Independence TO Leroy arrives
here regularly every Tuesday. Departs
very Wednesday.
THIS office viii be regularly through
the week during business hours, and one
nour every Sunday, from 9 a, NJ, tolO A. Nj,
l2lf JNO II. WINTON, z. M.