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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27
FINE ARTS.

CTBREsoopEs AND VIEWS FoR.rHE MI.LIoN.-rHE
y most gratifying, refined intellectual aud economical
exant afforded by the Microscopes The Union
stercscopic pany 6 Broad up selling
new aud elegant and al less than half the us
prices colored vewy, IS per DOZEN second qualify
fe plain views 81 DOZEN second quality 81. Perrea
ssrescopes a 90 cents each The million can p~ocurs
One dozen views ana an instrument for 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

OAvILlON, IsLlP, L. I--7HS VERY LIBERAL PA
tronsse which this hotel has thus far induces
proprietor to keep hr ugh eptsmbera mo1h
ed The sportsen tho egaenthe south sbore
the splendid fsbi5g al shooting affords them avery
facility for epjo ing these provided for the guest. of the
Pavilion while rs elegant and cuisne and the
pleasant will be sctlyo To
hose WHO love country In the mellow days autumn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

CHREWBBuRY, NEW JERSEY.-fHH PAVILION no
= tel Po Washington now in perfect order for the
non and OF ana Kasnent eoafders
can tend 70 hs comfort Sad pleasure Of those who may
quent this hoto Bathing fishing and boating II I'M
surpassed GOOD stsbnng and m and
lie surrounding c,uni affords pleasant rides and
Both nsAnt vas be accommodated with rereshmsntl
1t all houru THyH. Davis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

CARMs FOR SALE Oh ExOHAEaE-IN ORANGE
county. one AID half hours ride by New and
as e.d CONSISTING OF l2' scres in good sss Of cavson
county Also the premium farm Of Iichaeld county IT
screa Inquire Of WILLIAM FErTRRTCH, 1851 East Thirty.
Cnd atro0t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27
JUMnfEH RESORTS,

OATH HOTEL. SEA SIDE. l.. 1, WILL BE KEPT
ID open during the fall and winter for the mediation
OF transient boarers Larse
grounds for pcnic and other Families taken
able prices for the months OF september and october
j. II PEACOCK, supsr.n eudeut,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

r A ToUeErTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, N j.
IL Souherpefs and others returning from Saratoga the
watering places ktrth and Bast respectfully Informed
that the Tourette "ouse win be kept during septem
ber that being decidedly the pleasant month ~ the
son at Tits pout those visiting New York business
pleasure Will find the La Toueete House of
hotel the city steamboats, leave pier no for
Bergen Point at ~ 9aod Has and and o5P from
foot oil Barclay street Ut 10 A. n. and ~ z n
,whsLkf HILL Qste of Ia FARCE souse) Proprietor.
N. 1t takes no longer TO 60 fire. new York Bergen
Point than from South Terry 10 Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

EyOR SALE-roUR CORNER HOUsNS ON SECOND
avenue, between Th!r1eh and Thirty seventh al
rent for 500 to 81 800 each Price 81 00 terms
AO twelve four gtory houses 81 cond
$500 each Price S ss0 also four n class houses TIRES
story and basement high all of this property
be cold. Inquire ofiW iILLIAk FEFTRErUH, 1861 Esat
thirty second 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

BOARD wANTsD-BY LADY, DAUGHTER AND
. servant in private faulty. Two good sized rooms
csrpeied full board Location must he bet Fifth and
Sixth and above Fourteen address, stating
terms box2 527 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

rvorvr rouGIxGs-Ar TIE GREEN STREET HOUSE
ii No 81 sipee looms for gentleman at " 70 TO ~ per
S Neo., vi w. bs' FRANCIs KEfbNAN, Proprietor.
n'"A Late Of Msphatsan House. Centre street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

EyOg GAZE Or KxCE tNGE FOR CITY P2OPE.TY-A
sm ali farm If twelve about oue hours ride ou
New YORK. On the place comfortaoe house aud
olbuc pes also ard mill, with fa.luf
Of so ice house. which lets for 800 PEI
year For former particulars apply TO lisa &C DUSyE So
sishih street, z y,
, 1859-04-29
LONDON CLUB HO0SE GIN "

To the pablio, my aim was TO give them pure and
unauthorized ortice Of Gin. and 10 call by its right
name. The success attending its Introduction aud
extensive sale In California is . suficsnt guarantee
Of the high appreciation OF the article by consumers
Various parties have from time n time put up and
shipped 10 California aNicle which they call Gus
H0usE GiN." Ny Gin. whfvh has gained sueh a rep
utatiOn in California, ia branded on the cases.
"Oh London Club House Cin--.Wm. n. D."
The bottles also have a white label with fac smi.
lie Of my signature. caution all parties to beware
Of limitations.
WM. u. DALY,
Sole Importer,
l2tfh NEw YoRE.
, 1859-04-29

SUPPLEMENTAL TO AND EXPLANATORY OF
AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED AN ORDI-
NANCE TO LEVY MUNICIPAL TAXI
PASSED MARCH 3p. 1889.
SECTION l. Be il ordained by he Trustees Of ths
Torn Of Olympia, That all taxable property and tax.
able inhabitants within the limits of the Town Of
Olympia, unassessed the assessment roll for the
year 1856, aud not taxed by the ordinance To which
this Is an amendment he, and the same ave hereby
taxed for municipal purposes at the same rate, and
in the Samc manner as is provided in the Ordinance
to which this is an amendment.
SNC. 2. For the purposes Of this Ordinance, and
carry into effect Section Of this Ordinance, the
Town Marshal is authorized and empowered to make
assessment OF such property as Is not assessed in
the tax roll Of 1856 and levy the said municipal tax
thereppon aud the same proceedings shall be had in
regard to the collection Of such taxes assessed and
levied, is provided in the Ordinance TO which this
il emendatory.
SEC. 3. The said Marshal for the performance Of
the services required in this Ordinance, shall be en-
titled tn charge the same fees Is allowed by
law to the County Assessor.
Passed April 2lst, 1851.
ELWOOD EVANS,
President Of the Board Of Trustees-
RICHARD LANE, Clerk.
, 1859-04-29
PROPOSALS

For Opening The U. s. Military Road from
Sieiiqcoon 70 Be'ljngbGm Boy, Mt.
lCtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
| - the undersigned, the officer in charge at ,hG
Office of L. 5. Military Roads Fort Vancouver, W. r.
until noon on Monday the 9th Of May, 1859 for Opeu
| ing TRAIL practicable for pack mules and stock
driving. from Seattle (Or point near there, 10 Bt
designated by the Engineer in chaTge) tn Wiatcon'-
n distance Of IS miles, more or Lesson the above
named road.
The road has been carefully and completely blazed
throughout and the work THEREON required will NC tC
cut down and remove all such trees and other obsta
ces may be necessary to the fuilmeut OF the con
| dtiOns of its being good and practicable trail.
! Bidders will specify a stipulated sum- PEI mile.
| Each proposal must be accompanied by q written
guarantee, signed by two responsible persohS in the
sum Of 81 O00 that The bidder will when required II
his proposal lie accepted, enter Immediately into q
contract and bond with good and sufficient security
to the amount of the contract for its true and faith
fu execution.
In compliance with existing laws, II must he ex
pressly undo rstood before making contrCt ":hat nc
member of Congress shall be admitted to any share
or par. therein, any benefit to arise thereromp
The right Of rejecting all bis, is reserved The
contract, If awarded, will be given 10 the lowest re-
spnnsie bidder, who will at once enter into it, and
when the contract is made the work must he immcdi
atoly commenced. The contract will he submitted to
the Secretary OF War for his approval or dsapproya
Should 1t be disapproyed payment Will be made for
work actually done and satisfactorily performed un
der the contract at the rates therein specified.
Payments will he made account by checks on
the U. S. Assistant Treasurer at San Francisco Cal
monthly, for work actually performed, IL done in 4
manner approved by the U. S. Engineer in Charge Ia
the amount Of 90 per cert on the contract price and
the balance will Ge paid when the whole work is
peted, inspected and approved. The work must be
completed on M before the lst Of October next.
Persons deSirng to bid will please call for furheI
inforsation ii desired, the Undersigned or the Off
Ger in charge az the Office Of the U. S. Military Roads
lin Hudson Bay Cc!s buildingD, Fort Vancouver
W.T. .i. .-' s--'-
Proposals, sent through the Post Office or other
wise must be embossed, I" Proposals for opening the
U. s, Military Road from Steilaeoom to Bengham
Bay"
GEORGE THOM.
Captain Typographical Engineers,
Office U. S. Military Roads, Mach %, 1853. 2l:3t
, 1859-04-29
jNRVALLED IN ms MEDICAL EFFICIENCY

In most cases Of complaints 7opersons t1teling IA
these days Of npid transit flou East 70 West North
to South, who constantly changing their Wuter as
kinds Of water In every tWentyfour hours, and each
draught containing some properly acting IN chemical
antagonism 10 the preceding one thereby causing no
unnatuul degres Of excitement 70 the stonlsch-it s
positively aRd absolutely necessary b counter
nclinn nnnnl Ernrn The lacl lhal IL
, 1859-04-29
LONDON OLUB HOUSE aIN :

Is prepared expressly 10 meet such excDeies and 70
act as we know It will act, an antidote we cond-
IDENTIFY preserve il the very best article in ue
try. The name Of /" Aromatic Seheidan Scimappy'
has leen attached In any way to this article
In hrst nreseninZ the
, 1859-04-29
OLYMPIA PRICES CURRENT RETAIL
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE PIoNEER AND DEMOCRAT
BY AYERS l. WILLIAMS.

THURSDAY EVENING, April %, 1859.
Per steamer Columbia, on Sunday evening last, VT
received advices from San Francisco to 18th inst
We noe better feeling in the market for breadsus
meat provisions and domestic liquors. Coffee, will
light stock on hand and to arrive, has advanced
with prospect Of 6rmness for some time to come
Candles which have been ruling very low during the
last twelve months advanced about the first Of Feb
10 2SS2 cts for best brands Of adamlntine hut have
snce receded to nearly their former quotations, with
prospect Of declining still lOwer-G natural eonsc
quence Of a movement purely speculative, being un
sustained by the requirements Of the trade, or the
prospect of light impOratiUus
In our domestic market we have but few changes
70 note. The continued activity among th farmer,
prevents the receipt OF agricultural products all o
which arc scarce and in request.
, 1859-04-29
OPPOSITION Is TEE LITE OF TRADE. "
HORSES SHOD FOR THREE DOLLARS.

VTNHE undersigned has now in connection with his
L Wagon Manufactory. Blacksmith Shop where
the public can have their work done in good order
and on short notice, at reduced prices. Hore shoe
ing reduced to three dollars.
Wagons sEn1 11l%=ioS
on hand and made to order, cheaper than ever offered
iu this market before. Repairing and Blacksmiihing
done at short notice.
Orders from distance Solicited aud promptly az
tended to. Satisfaction warranted IN every instance
or no charge made.
Shop-one door east Of Miless Saloon, on Main and
Second streets, Olympia, ". T.. -
2I:u J.B. DICKERS0N.
, 1859-04-29

on MAIN STREET, OLYMPIA.
The reputation Of this House, although known for
many years shall far exceed the past both in quality
and style of Goods reduction Of Prices and attention
Although have not one Of our firm located a
San Francisco, yet have a little Jew huyer there
and having one 70 divide the sPoils with--employ
ing no clerks, tno being above my business, but con
deSeending to act h that capacity myself) latteI
myself that oAyHoT and WILL N0T be undersold.
My stock consists 10 part Of the fOlOuing 20 Whirh
additions will be made by every steamer from San
Franciscoi r.f
French Aeyinos: 7N
Al Wool PLaids, .
DeLaines:
CdEeoes:
Lineas: --.-.- Il.
Dress aAd BOHnd Six,
1aRiiiGs:
BLack Slk TSlrci: In
Flanusls: ..... -
Liasrgs:
CaRlbries:
!. ~ g.. SA1tiHgs:
81 lSheeiiags:
err. fSckiHgS:
Hickory Strip:
Denims:
Dc, de-, &e.
and general aasortmeni Of T
Staple and, Fancy Dry Goods.
Dress Frock COstsj
Business CoutE
Over Goats; ,D
Black Doeskin 4 Fancy
Cashmere Pants; .s
Black Cloth, Satin,
aud Velvet Vests;
Shirts, Drawers,
Hosiery, etc.
Mems 4 Boys Hats 4 Caps.
Boots 4 Shoes in great variety.
Table and Pocket Cutlery. y.
, 1859-04-29
AN ORDINANCE

Fort steilAOOOm, W. T., April 20, i85S. svs5
, 1859-04-29
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LETTERS
~ of administration has been given to Lew Knott
to administer on the estate Of ALFRED f. KNOTT,
deceased. late of Thurston county Washington Terri
tory. All persons indebted to said estate will be re-
quired n make immediate payment, aud all persons
iuvinC claims against said estate requested to pre-
sent them, with the necessary vouchers, within one
year from the date of this notice.
LEVI KNOTT, Administrator.
April Is, 1859. 4w2a
, 1859-04-29
LON DON.
CLUB HOUSE GIN,
TO THE PUBLIc.

THIS CELEBRATED GuH-PRETENDING TO
Il nothing but what il h. viss dpufe and uha5of.
teraied article and assuming no Artificial neTits Of
what il Is not, a. s6me Of lts rival lmiators doaftey
five years Of puble approval God very extensive salss
in California, has been pronounced by the public 70
be superior, not only beveFage Of general use 10
any other article competing aQainnt ~ bot is
, 1859-04-29
ARMY NOTICE.

ANEAlsED IhOfONAlSo FOh ~ itNlNillNF Ihs
y U. $. Troops at Fort Steilacocm, W. T., with
FRISH 5I1EF
for the year commencing July lat, 1859, will be re-
ceived at the Office ofthe A. A. G. S. Fort seilacocm,
". T., up to o'clock, A. ~, Friday, the goth Of
May, 1859.
Beef mast be fresh and good, and Of wholesome
quality delivered in quarters, equal proportion Of
each, (necks and shanks to be excluded, ordinarily
three times per week, in quantities varying with the
number Of troops at the pust The amount required
at present per week is abOut $50 pounds, which may
he increased or diminished during Tue year. Pay.
ments to be made monthly.
Proposals to be addressed to the Acting Assistant
Commilsary Of Subsistence, Fort SteilacOom, Wash
ingtOn Territory and endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef The written guarantee OF two responsible
persons, that the contract IL awarded viii be faith
fully executed must accompany each proposal. Con-
tracts will he given to the lowest responsible bidder
The COmmissary the right to reject all bids
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening ii
proposals.
i. ]. HARVIE,
lst Lieut.. 9th Infantry,
A. A. c. S.
Fort Steilacoom, W. T., April 20, ls5S. 3w33
, 1859-04-29

vent to the Pioneer and Democrat for publication.
otion Of Chas. E. Weed, the Convention ad,
jour
WIN. RUTLEDGE, JR., Chm'n.
B. E.R1S1l EWT5aSD' Secretaries
, 1859-04-29
NOTICE.
FROM LONDON
DI.RECTi
PER /" SCOTSMAN" "-'

~
DIRECTi
PER /" SCOTSMAN" "'
Ok CASES ASSORTED PlCxLEs, % DOZEN
cases assorted Sauces, 70 doz half pluts. '.T
"a do do Bottled Fruits, IS dog.
l5 do DO Jams and Jees, GO doz. ] n jars.
q do do salad on, pts. and hfpts ~ dos.
30 boxes Hydraulic Sperm Candles, % h each.
cases Capers, half pints, IL dos.
6 do Poited Meats, 80 doz. ,
DO Anchovy Paste, doz.
do Bloateg Paste, G duz.
2 do Sardnes Ia and II tins, 25 dor.
do Mustard, 80 dOz. l-2 and Ii n.
| do Currie in boxes, 10 doz. IA n bottles.
L do Arrowroot, dozen n tins.
| do Cayenne Pepper, IS doz. l and os. castOrs
2 do Calf Foot Jelly, doz. half pints.
Fishing Gear.
9salnOn Nets, 40 me4hes deep, inch MESH 30 faith
oms long.
s.mOn Nets, 40 meshes deep @ inch mesh, 20 faith
Herring Nets 20 feet deep, a inch mesh, 10 faith
Herring Nets. % feet deep, IA inch mesh rs fth.
oIns long
Herring Nets, "A ieet deep, u inch Resh Is faith
oms long.
900 lb- Netting Twine. fine. middle, and stout
81 dozen Fishing Lines.
81 thousand large sized Cod Fish Hooks
Blankets.
IL bales Blankets, sSsorted,
Rlue Macklnaw,
Scarlet do
Blue Grey do.
Mating.
COCOA MATING.
BORDEEED COCOA MATS.
sheet iron.
St4 bundleT Crown Sheet Iron, Nos. 10, IL, Is, as
&c, q.
Sherry Wine, etc.
% quarter casks Pale Sehry.
so cases Porter, dozen each J. G. Marzett 4 Sons
brand.
Is cases East India Pale Ale.
so cases stout, J. & J. IiibJerts brand.
IN STORE. &C., .....
$50 mats Sandwich Island Sugar.
For sale by
SAML PRICE 4 CO.,
Corner Of Wharf and Johnson sts.,
2l:lm Victoria, V. I.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19
ella Dissin9s.

The following is an extract of ; letter
from T Mr. ". y. hirk, 70 h,s vile. dsssa
81 had very hard trip; ] had to walk
nearly all the way: was out prospecting
yesterday. but did not find fortune. The
mines here ara quite different from any that
i ever saw, and ! certainly cannot boast OF
them: There are some rich rasines here.
bat they are so small and the dirt SO shall
low that by few days work they are entire
ly exhausted. Tell AL my friends not to b
in hurry till they hear from me. which
they shall do As. soon IS practicable. Theirs
is one miserable littie. monte bank In opsrs,
ton here, but It amounts TO nothing. This
is the most God forsaken country t5st ev-
sr saw everything IS very high. bat d
gradually coming down.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19


IN the midst Of opposition, otgsaisSd yicto-
~, He was, not brilliant nor rapid, be sss
slow, defensive, and victorious. He knew
how to make an empty bae stand upright,
which Poor Richard says Is ;s Asrds thflp,
Washington is the fEst tnsn of his tsss.
when VIII there be another! !, As vet Ansr-
lean rhetcricians do not tell half bis excl.
lence, because they are afraid the psopla
cannot comprehend it. Cromwell was ths
greatest Anglo Saxon that ever ruled on
large scale. In intellect he was saperiovrto
Washington, in integrity immeasprsbly be-
low him Washington never dissembled-
ne sought nothing for himself: in him there
IS no unsound spot. save his wrath, and
that IS hardly nnsound-rather protubsr-
ance than weak spot. There IS nothing
little or mean in bis character. The whole
was clean and presentable. I think better
OF mankind because he lived, enriching the
earth with a life so full of humanity. Shall
we make an idol of him? Worship him
with huzzas on Fourth of .Julys, and stu
pid rhetoric the rest of the year? Shall We
build him great monument, and bottom it
in slave pen? They may do it who like.
His glory is already writ on the continent!
More than two hundred places bsar his
name. He is entrenched in the great earth
works of. America. The people ara his
monument. The Indians understand him.
The New York Indians say Washington
alone, of ali white men, has been admitted
to the Indian heaven. There, opposite the
large gate where the good Indians go, in,
there is, in great park, palace which is
General Washington home. There every
Indian sees him, with his military coat, and
bis great hat, AMI his sword by his side.
With reYerent homage they salute the great
man; he returns the salutation, his hand
upon his sword, but says nothing. Such,
says the Indian, is his reward from the
Great Spirit. for his justice to the red man.
God be thanked for such men aa
''Souls supreme, in each hard instinct tried,
Above all pain, all passion, and all pride;-s,.,
The rage of power, the blast of public breath,
The lust Of lucre, and the dread Of death"
The lecture of Mr. Parker occupied one
hour and forty minutes, but the large au-
dience listened with unabated interest to
the close.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19
Annexation of Maine to csnads.

The New York Tribune publishes pri.
vate letter from London containing state
ments that are important if true." They
Esre, substantially, that the State of Maine is
necessary to the complete construction of the
great Colonial Railroad through Canada, and
Lord Lyons is to be sent to Washington to
secure its annexation to Canada. He says:
sThe scheme to which ] have referred
consists in the acquisition of the State of
Maine by Great Britain, and in constituting
it member of the confederation of provinces
extending from Vancouver's Island to New.
foundlsnd, north of the American line to
the Arctic regions" 80
Maine abounds in good seaports, aecessi-
bic at all seasons of the year, and is conss-
quently the most prolific school for sailors
in the New World. It's proximity to New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and
other Islands, is thought to present an OBJ
stacle to the before mentioned plan of vice
regal empire, as well as to be dangerous to
the commerce likely to flow from il. Be-
sides, there is already established an English
railway from Portland 70 Montreal. Its ter
minus at Portland is being filed up with
English families. representatives of impor-
tant Canada and British interests. These
interests the imperial government has decla-
red its intention to protect and enlarge by
fair and homes. means. if possible, but the
possession of the State of Maine is eonsid-
cred SO essential to the development of the
projected Canadian Empire, as well as the
security of the trade between it and the Brit
ish West Indies and Europe, that it has, I
believe, been decided to take il by force If
the reasonable representations of the English
Government to the Cabinet at Washington,
backed by the offer of liberal pecunisry
indemnity, should fail.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19
'.stiIi they Go.n

Another lot Of negroes numbering sonS
ssventy-6ve left yesterday on the steanss
Hew Falls City. These negroes are IN -
condition, physieaIIs spesking. The lo&A.iE &
made up of several small lots, shipped 6y
different traders te Southern market, -
4 appesred 10 us that females and chil8HS
eomnf;ssd the nsiority Of tbs numberA< =
The Ioag TOW. Of sooty facss. sFsspged
along the boats hurricane deck, and casing
Quietly on the wharf, taking nesriEI their
last Iook, on the Missouri soil. frop which
they bad just stepped forever. IS hundreds
of their species are doing every week, could
not but Be very suggestive to the mind Of
the reflective spectators. One of cur pro-
elaEesy friends remarked to Us, at is ons
of The sigps of the times-she niggers are
vanishing suren-St. L0Ess Qem.. 2lst.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19
Medical Notice

nR. G. A. CUTLER, having permanently
- located in Forest Hill, offers his pro-
irssionai services to the citizens of that place
an ana surrounding country. Or. c. is graduate of
NE 70 :, University Of New York, member of the
v T.: T.. Medical Society, and graduate Of the N
"a IA Years experience in the largest HOSPITALS in
ie u b. he fatters himself that he can give sat-
ibsaeaon ~. IN all cases which may be entrusted to
- Sare senli-4fH
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19
B CK 8 HITHI NG.
cox L BAKER.

II AViNG established themselves in the above
-. - business at Emporia, would announce to the
,eiiy prepared to do all manner of work in fhe;,
ue Oh business, in the best manner They fiatter
benselyes that with their long experience at the
BUSINESS they viii be able to give the fullest sat;s
1eon 70 all who may favor them with their pat
ronsge. Prices reasonable. F.
EmPoria, August l, I65S.-tf
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19

It is net What We earn. bat what Ne szvs.
that makes us rich. Il IS not What We est.
bat what We digest. that makes as tat. Is
Is nat whzt We read ssbat shst Ne Fsusenhaes
that zsales us learn. Al this is very si8e'
pie, but It l. worth rsmsnbsFing. SIS,
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19
L. D. BAILEY,

REFER, PERMISSION, TO
Gov. s. P. Chase, Columbus, Ohio; Hon Charles
Robinson, Lawrence Kansas; Hon. F. P. Stanton
Lecompton, Kansas; H. II. Jones, Clerk s. Court
st. Louis, Mo-; Hon. George L. Miller, Omaha, n.
T.; Reynolds, Ely i Co., Chicago, I'LL; Hon. n
]. PARROT, Leavenworth, Kansas; Hon. P. Bliss,
Elyris, Ohio; 8. Palmer, Esq, Cincinnati Ohio.
n69-ly
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19
NJ. F. CONWAY,
". z. sUTLIFF.

MERCHANT TAILOR, wholesale and retail,
w dealer in Cloths, Clothing, and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, No. Mass. St, 4 doors north a ].
Bloed's, Lawrence, Kanzas. Particular attention
paid to cutting garments for others to make, and
perfect Mt guaranteed june26-ly%
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19

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