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whose brilliant achievements in the European struggle
NJ, s b,r 10 ~ ~ III uneisai Ieila ~,
record of more extraordinary man. taking him atoge
err than he who figures conspcuousy in Mr. Dugane's
TRUTHFUL AND STIRRING NARRATIvEl
The writer of pure fiction would seek in vain in the
GARIBALDI whose whole eventfu life seems like a ro-
nance And Mr.. Dugane is the writer of all others
of an exciting narrative He Mr. D. knew Gerabaldi
freely H he 9 beeSme s %i avid with by ali m Se
thoughts their aspirations and their hopes In story
the author takes his hero up that
dor, he joins the
SECRET SOCIETY OF ITALIAN PATRIOTS,
is condemned to death, and, with
A PRICE SET UPON HIS HEAD
is hunted from place to place, at length escapes to
Marseiles in disguise. He traces him through his
ADVENTURES IN SOUTH AMERICA
where he commenced
THE ITALIAN LEGION
teaching his countrymen fight that they might day
strike blow in defense of
GRoANING ITALY,
up the time when having spent some years in this
country he returned to Piedmont there awaited
burning anxiety, the events which brought about
THE PRESENT WAR,
and enabled him place himself the head of his pat
rotic followers to strike for
ITALY AND LIBERTY
Nor does the author forget the hero's
sELF-sACRIFICNG, NOBLE, UNDAUNTED WIFE
She, who, amid all his
DANGERS AND TRIALS,
stuck closely to his side binding up wounds
aging with words of hope and love, and comforting him
always. She who after following his fortunes with
strength and devotion which seemed almost superhuman
died, at last before his eyes, while the cry of
"THE AUsTRIANs ARE CoMINGr
ringing in his and her ears and whose defenseless
grave afterwards desecrated by the than
bloOdrtv monsters who gained possession of it after
her pure soul had winged its flight to Heaven Is it TO be
wondered at that
JOSEPH GARIBALDI
HATES AUSTRIA AND THE AUSTRIANS.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY is for sale by all respectable
agents throughout the United States. Those vino
wish to the reading of GARIBALDI, HERO
ITALY should notify the agent nearest them in ad-
vance, to avoid disappointment, Judging from
the orders pouring in they will not be able to than
supply the demand.
STREET Il SMITH, Proprietors,
% Beekman street, New York,
s. THOMPSON & CO., Agents for Worcester Mass.
jy9 dot
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BY L. w. VAIL.
GRASS AT AUCTION.-I shall sell at
~ Auction, on THURSDAY next, July a. at 10 A. NJ
on the premises Eighteen Acres Grass situated on the
west side of the Mbury road nearly opposite the Israel
Whitney farm, upon land belonging to the estate of the
late Gardner Paine. Terms at sale. L. w. VAIL.
jylI dat
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WANTED School Teachers and Farm
w er's Sons to obtain orders for Ieadly's Life OF
Washington, In every County IN the United states Al
dress q. ~ r. BILL, Springfield, Mass
wi DIFF
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WORCESTER FIVE GENTS SAY.

, iNGs BANK;-Netce Is hereby given. that the
annual Meeting of the Corporation Of the worcester
Five Cents Savings Bank viii be held at the once of
thS STATE MUTUAL Life Assurance Company In Worcester
on lHUKSDAf, July IA, at clock D. M, for the
choice OF ocors for the ensuing aud for any other
business which may property come before the meeting
CLARENDON HARRIS, Treas'r.
Worcester, July |, 1850 dtJyii jyi
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The particular attention of Painters Dealers and 9TH
ers, is called to the new PATENT METHOD Of putting
up LEAD and ZINC PAINTS IN M EFT A Il q
CAL Us, of which MAsuKY a. WILTON are the sole
Proprietors.
These cans are Intended by the inventor to obvate the
difficulty heretofore existing In the putting of Lead
md Zinc IN small kegs All consumers Of paint are aware
that the loss Lead and ZINC put up IN small wooden
packages, from fpe 10 ten per cent? and In many cases
much more, owing to the absorption of the OIL and the
consequent hardening of the paint against the woodto
nothing Of the additional labor required TO mix the
paint ready far after II has become hard In the keg
The toss Qr keg, too is consideration which should
not be lost sight Of The Patent Can not only obvlates
these difficulties but In addition thereto furnishes the
consumer with strong and convenient paint pot out of
which TO use the paint which y alone worth more than
the difference Of cost between the and kegs.
The cans are packed In sawdust, IN strong or
boxes which contain 200 lbs each that Is eight rs 10 Cans,
or four 50 N Cans, and they be safely shipped by
rail or otherwise TO any part Of the United States.
Circulars containing cuts with full description, sent by
mail on application deodJm jcJO
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J. K. GooDrS, Sec'ry.
Villages in Johnson couniy.

Our county, at this time, contains some
Of tue most thriving villages to be met
with in the Western country. Besides
Uat6e, we might mention Shawnee, Mon
Scello Lexington and De Soto, lying on
1ue great thoroughfare from Westport to
lawrence l. and Fort Riley; Gardner and
:ncCsmish, on the great Santa Fe road,
q the western portion of the county (;
op1ng Hill, on the 0lathe and Paola
ioaa, In the southern part of the county /;
Auoury and Squiresville in the south
eastern portion ofthe county, and Oxford
mat densely populated town in 81
.Ucated on the Missouri line, and on the
Iary road to Fort Scott. These viii
lases i are all located in rich, well popu-
.a;s .a;sa, healthy country. and have all at
Snu' uea high degree of prosperity. At
ins dlll an academy has been endow-
Sa, and is said to be in fiourishing con-
u'Hon' Oxford has also young ladies'
dnary, sdu which has already been Of great
SSSt.Sntage to the people of the county,
uA.nee, located in the north eastern
o.uoe OF the county, is surrounded by q
~ esuVI9l country, aud is. perhaps, second
no;n9 ~ 10 place in the county, in busines,
s,r u' oI view, receiving, as 1t does, 9
se Inss trade from the Shawnee tribe oI
.S.ns' .SS;s' Gardner and McCamish ar,
living places and are increasing il
t;o.M u and Importance every day. Non.
IN ;c' Lexington aud De Soto, are located
81 cor.' .lcn' well timbered. well populaseC
10y and have q thriving trade
'''"so1 County Standard
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The 7fefaia Of Freedom.
LAWRENCE. X. T.
saturday Morning, April ., 1859.
u.-au,r. n.,ahlI,hmant

Mr. BARKER, at the Mammoth Stove
and Hardware Store, has recently received
a very heavy addition to his former, stock
and is now particularly prepared to sup
rly miners and those going out upon the
nlains with out6,ting goods. Shovels,
hicks, pans, rockers, and in fact every
thing needed by the miner in the way OF
hardware, can be procured from his exten-
siye assortment. Passing his store rooms
4 few day ago, we observed a new sheet
iron stove, weighing, probably, not to ex-
cssd ten pounds, fitted up with an oven
for baking, and designed for campers. It
seemed just the thing for such purpose,
.par.icularly on the plains where wood is
% very scarce. We suppose, too, that
rosin could be used in it for heating pur-
poses, to good advantage.
Farmers will do well to examine his
stock Of plows and agricultural imple.
ments generally, large stock Of which
be keeps constantly on hand, and embra-
cling every variety OF pattern. His store
is at the sign Of the Big Tea Kettle, in
the building formerly occupied by Messrs.
DUNCAN.
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FRESH REEF WANTEDi

PROPOSALS will be received, up to 70 o'clock
on the I'd day of May next, for supplying the
Subsistence Department of the Army at this
post, with FRESH BEEF for one year from the
hrst day of July next.
The contract will be let, subject to the ap-
proyal of the Commissary General of Subsist-
ence, to the lowest responsible bidder, and must
conform to the form prescribed in the subsist-
ence regulations of the Army.
The A. A. c.. .. reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids deemed by him unreasonable;
and no member of Congress shall be allowed any
share in said contract.
The beef is to be delivered at this Office in
quarters-an equal proportion Of fore and hind
necks and shanks excluded, at such times, and
in such quantities as the A. A. &. ). for the time
being shall require. Payment to be made
monthly, as far as practicable.
The proposal must set forth the price per pound
for which the beef will be delivered here, with
the conditions and limitations prescribed herein,
and in the Subsistence Regulation of the Army,
and directed :" To the A. A. c. s., U. s. Army,
at Fort Riley, X. t." with the words, Pro-
posals for Beef, across the end of the envelope.
Office of A. A. G. S.,
Fort Riley, X. T., April ., 1884, st
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RaLnoYal.

Mr.. SUTLIFF, Merchant Tailor and deal
sr in cloths, clothing, hats caps and gents
furnishing goods, is about removing his
stock from the jewelry room of Mr.. Fra
Ter, to the room two doors south of the
main entrance to the Eldridge House, in
the Eldridge Block. He is now in re-
Ceipt Of very heavy stock of goods in his
line, and has others upon the way from the
Eastern cities, which he expects will arrive
soon. Mr.. SUTLIFF is one of our most
reliable traders, and, conscious that good
article is the cheapest in the long run, al
ways purchases the best in market. He
will add his advertisement next week.
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THEAmerican Trades Company wa,

TINHE american TRADES company was
=! organized November 9. 1851, with Capital
Of one hundred thousand dollars. This Company
was formed with view Of taking up inventors
o. small articles of general utilits, who are un-
able to make independent arrangements tor in
Producing their inventions, by an equitable ar
rangement with them for their rights BY pur-
chase, out and out or by n tariff on the articles
manufac tured and sold. The inventive genius
Of this country has long called for sn Institution
of this kind. The American mind is so active,
that thousands of things are invented, many of
which would be really useful to the community,
but which are never introduced, because the In
ventors OF them have no means to carry them
out.
The Capital of this Company will be devoted
to the development Of really useful inventions.
The Company have Committee on Patents;
whose duty IL is topass upon all applications, and
from their large experience In such matters. In
ventors have n security that their inventions
will not be misjudged; and the high character Of
the parties composing that Committee. is a suff-
cient guaranty that plans and specifications may
be submitted before patents are applied for.
without any risk Of advantage being taken of
this circumstance, and when desired to do so,
the Company will take out patents for Others,
securing for the inventor all his invention that
is patentable.
This Company respec fully invites inventors to
submit to them their plans; and il will be fur
thering the objects Of the Company if its officers
and agents can be of service to them.
Any one Of the following modes is acceptable
to this Company:
1uet. InanuidcluIe IN! dftlcles tof nuicu
their machinery is adapted, by contract, the in
ventors receiving the articles and pay ing for the
same on delivery
Second. They buy any patent which isapproved
| By their Committee.
| Third. They will manufacture and sell any ar
| ticle which they choose to adopt, giving to the
Inventor such proportion Of the profits as may
| be agreed upon.
The extensive bnilding Nos. % and "a Frank.
| lin street. New York, being about 90 feet from
| by over 1C0 feet deep, and stories high above
| the sidewalk, is owned BY the President Of thu
Compans, and is occupied in part by all the ma
chinery, wareroon and Offices Of the Company
where all of its business and sales are transacted
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-02


Kansas TERRIToRY. ss
County Of Douglas.i o.
IL THE PROBATE COURT for the County Of Doug
las, March term, ls59.
CHARLES ROBINSON, Administrator
Of ROBERT I. H0OTON. deceased. I
NOW, at this day, comes Charles Robinson,
~ administrator Of Rob't 7. HootoD, deceased,
and proves TO the Court that the order Of publi-
cation, made upon his petition at the September
Qs5e) term thereof, has been published accord
ing TO law, and moves for an order Of sale, pur
suant 10 said petition and notice whereupon
the Court proceed to hear the testimony pro-
duced. and to examine the parties who appear,
touching the application of said administrator
for the sale of real estate, as IN said publication
mentioned, and 1t being proved TO the Court
effects of said deceased, charged with the pay
ment of debts, and not sufficient assets in
the hands Of said administrator to pay the
debts due by said estate, it is ordered that
the said Charles Robinson. administrator, do,
on the 18th day of April next, ut the door of
the Court House Of the county Of Douglas. K.
T., and during the session Of the District or Pro-
bate Court of said county, between the hours Of
ten in the forenoon and five in the afternoon of
that day, expose for sale, at public yendue or
outcry, the following real estate. in the petition
of said administrator described, to wit, the fol-
lowing Lots situated in Lawrence. K. T.: Lot
49, Massachusetts, street. with good Sized con-
venient and well finished stone dwelling. House
thereon; Lot 10. Delaware street. and Lot 100,
Mississippi street. and sell the same for the pur
poses in said petition mentioned, on the follow
ing terms, to wit: For CASH, first having had
! tho same appraised. and notice Of the time.
| terms and place of said sale published for four
weeks prior thereto, in some newspaper in this
Territory, and also By ten copies OF such notice
put up in public places in said county, twenty
days before the day of sale. as directed by law,
| and that he make return Of his proceedings at
| the next term of this Court
Witness my hand and the seal of our
l/Sr\ \Court, this eth day Of March, A. ID.
Jlss9 JOSIAH MILLER,
|0O Judge Of Probate.
March IL, '59-it.
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land Warrani. ,o Loe,,,

A friend Of ours is expecting to receive
from the East, by the first week in May,
sometwenty Or thirty land warrants, which
he wishes to furnish persons to locate on
lands in Douglas county. He proposes to
furnish them at somewhat reduced rate
from prices of regular dealers, and as his
desire isonly to invest his means in safe
way, so as to get his interest when due,
aud security for the final payment of the
principal, persons will find it an object
to make an arrangement with him. Those
wishing to secure means to pre-empt, will
do well to leave their names with us, so
as to make sure of securing one of these
warrants.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-02

bAWbENCE, JaD. ~, AOO0.
Pursuant to notice, a meeting of the
Directors of the Wyandott, Minneola and
Council Grove Railroad Company, was
held at the Eldridge House at O'Clock
P. N. Directors present-Dr. ]. P. Root,
E.S. Nash, Perry Fuller, J. NJ. Winchell
and ]. K. Goodin.
On motion, Mr.. Goodin was chosen
chairman, and E. S. Nash appointed Sec
retary.
On motion, an organization ofsaid Rail
road company was had, by the election
by ballot of the following officers Pre-
sideut, DR.. ]. P. Root, of Wyandott; Sec
rstary, j. K. Goodin, of Centropolis /;
Treasurer, Perry Fuller, OF Minneola.
On motion Of Mr.. Winchell, the secre-
tary was instructed to open books for sub
scriptiOn of stock, this day, in accordance
with the provisions of the "Act of Incorpo-
ration" as found in the second section of
said Act.
On motion, the Board took recess until
8O'clock P. NJ.
EIGHT O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
Board met pursuant to recess, and was
called to order by the president.
On motion of Mr.. Winchell, the presi-
dent and secretary were instructed to me-
gotiate with competent persons, with .
view to the speedy survey of said road,
= from Quindaro and Wyandott to Council
Grove.
An assessment was then made upon the
directors, to defray incidental expenses
for the opening of books, &C., which was
promptly met before the close of the meet.
ing =
After sundry other motions, which
would make these proceedings too lengthy
Tor publication, the Board adjourned tc
meet at the call of the secretary.
]. p. ROOT, President.
j. K GooDrN, Sec'ry.
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The American Trades Company
WHAT the, manufasturs. ,,or,n


Consisting of great variety of unique and
beautiful patterns of Cigar Tubes; also, several
varieties Of Pipe Tubes. The popularity about
these articles is that each one is arranged so as
to receive q damp sponge through which the
smoke of the burning Cigar or Tobacco has to
pass on its way to the mouth This damp sponge
not only cools the smoke. but extracts from it
the nicotine oil, the poisonous property of the
Tobacco, which renders the breath less offensive.
Smokers will find. in the use Of these Tubes,
luxury never before attained except By using the
Turkish water-jar. Their use will also greatly
promote the health of the habitunl smoker, and
preserve the sweetness of the breath
THE AMERICAN CARPET HOOK.
Is a little cOntrivance for putting down car
pets without tscks. This is new article, which
has never before been upon the market. But it
possesses the merit Of enabling person to put
down or take up a Garnet of the largest size in
general use in fifteen minutes, without any in
jury to the floor OF carpet, IL is very cheap
cheaper in the long run than tacks- and the great
facility with which even q servant can take up
and put down carpets, without the possibility Of
mistake, renders it invaluable to the house.
THE AMERICAN PEN HOLDER & WIPER
Is q neat invention for holding wet sponge,
into which the pen is thrust, always coming out
clean and ready for use. A vefy convenient ar
ticle for the Counting House Desk and Library
Table
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-02
Sheriff,s sale,

RY virtue Of IN execution to me directed
- from the District Cour in and for the coun-
~ of Coffey. Territory Of Kansas. in favor Of
John Hayes and against William Murden. John
Smith and Samuel C. Meek, will offer for sale
nj public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, at the court house door, at u o'clock in
the forenoon of the s3i day Of April. 1852 in the
yillage of Burlington, (temporarv county seat.)
in the county aforesaid. the following property
levied on rs the property Of Wm. Murden, John
Smith and Samuel c. Meek. to satisfy said exc
eution: all the right, title and interest of VIM
Murden, John Smith and Samuel C. Meek, in
and to ore steam Saw aud Girls, Mill. situated id
the aou fishing town Of LIE Ro,, Cotfey county
K. T.
JOHN CHESS,
March &c. Ie5e.-4t
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History, science, An,iouity

THE Kansas Scientific and Historical Society
L is now fully organized, and all reasonable
measures are being used TO add tn their library,
minerals, curiosities and antiquities, and scien-
tihc and historical information relating to the
several departments usually known TO such q
society. To this end, all friends Of the society
wherever they may reside, are most respectfully
solicited to contribute relics OF our civil or
political history, war trophies, public CORES
pondence, records Of elections and returns, le-
gendary tales, local incidents. and such other
Information or articles as properly deserve the
honor Of place in our State archives Every.
thing material. that will aid the future histo-
rian. will be most gratefully received.
- All packages should be sent to the Librarian,
DIR. ;. G. Harrington. Lawrence. Kansas. Fur
ther details will be given BY letter. if desired By
the Corresponding Secretary, Vim. Hutchinson,
Lawrence. Kansas. By order of
EXECUTIVE COM. of K. s. HIS.
Lawrence, March 20. ls59.-tf
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ey' We take pleasure in calling the at
tention Of the people of Lawrence and vi
cinity, to the card of DIR. S. B. PRENTrss,
in another column. The Doctor has re-
sumed the practice of medicine and surgery,
and is now prepared to administer to the
afflicted whenever called upon. AS ply
sician and gentleman, he stands among
the FIRST in his profession.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-02

" Mr.. BLISS advertises his celebrated
jack Mike" this week, to which the at
tention Of stock-rsisers is directed. This
animal took the first prize at the Ohio
Agricultural Fair is 1856; also, at the
State Fair of New York, in 1857, as was
shown us by certificates in the possession
of Mr.. B. He has also three blooded
jennets, and lot of Suffolk Pigs, to which
the attention of farmers, and those inter.
ested in growing good animals, is particu.
larly directed.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-02
Kansas sufferers-Noticet to Claim
nntR.

THE undersigned Committee. appointed By
l. the Convention Of Claimants, held Mt Law
renee, to present the claims Of Kansas Sufferers
to final adjustment. accruing in the years Of
1855 and 1855, have appointed STAFFORD d
SAFFORD. Of Lawrence, as AttorneIs for tho
Claimants.
3 All Claimants should. without delay. present
their claims 10 hid Attorneys, and thereby se-
cure the co. op .ration Of the Committee and
others, largely Inte ,ested.
Sufferers, hs rsferipg. their claims to SAT-
FORD Il SAfF0RD, will not only secure pro-
per presentation before the Territorial Commits
sioners. ut reduced rates and at an early day, but
will also secure harmony Of action and union Of
effort In far her prosecuting at Washington. and
before Congress,
q. w. BROWN,
G. HORNSBi, Committee.
e. HEATH.
JOSIAH MILLER,J
UPThe above action Of the Committeeis is fully
concurred in by the undersigned, an additional
Committee, appointed ut meeting Of the prin-
cipal Claimants in Lawrence, in February last.
5. w. ELDhIDGE,
d G. BROWN,
WM. HUTCHINSON.
Lawrence. March I9tA. is59-tf
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Sheriff,s Sale.

RY virtue Of q writ Of execution to me d.
= rected, issued by the clerk of the District
Court in and for the county Of Coffey, Territor.
OF Kansas, in favor of Laura Hay es and against
Leopold Reuter-. l will offer for sale at public
auction. at the court house door, in the village
Of Burlington, in said Coffey county, between
the hours of 10 A. " and . 2. NJ, on Saturday,
3oth day Of April. A. d. isss. the following prop
erty. levied on as the property Of Leopnld Reu-
ter. to satisfy execution and costs: Ali the right,
title and interest of Leopold Reuter- in and to
the East half 0f the ), w. 4 Of Sec. %, Town
ship %. Range l6 East; the same lying and being
IN the county OF CefeS, kT and appraised al
JOHN CHESS,
~ Sheriff Of Coffey Co., 7,
March. 10Th, A. D. ls59. apr.2-4t
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KassasLaSD AGENCY.

DASSETT 4 BRACKET, SURVEYORS and
- General Land Agents. Lawrence, Kansas,
will give prompt attention to the selection and
location Of Public Lands; buying and selling
Real Estate; the collection Of duesi payment Of
taxes for non-residents. and all other business
connected with q Land Agency. LAND WAE-
on time. Particular attention paid TO all busi-
ness sent by mail. Houses and city lots for sale
and rent.
Fairfield, Iowa; J. stevenson & Co., bank
ers, Fort Des Moines, Iowa; Col. n. A. w alker,
Register Land Once, Fort Des Moines, lows !;
Cooibaugh 4 Brooks. Bankers, Burlington, Iowa; /;
Gov. Charles Robinson. Lawrence. Kansas;
Adams & Swift, LeavenuorLh. Kansas; Hon.
VI = -,s-'' - o. A. BAsSETT,
@. G. BRACkETT. :
Laxrenne. Max q. Iess. lii 81
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Won C.u,t no yy,,bout n.

GUMS NEW MAP AND HANDBOOK
can raise Dollar. Timber, roads, towns, new
counties. county lines. routes to the mines. &c.
are shown correctly, full of valuable information
and statistics. Try it. There is no humbug
about it. IL is exactly what you want. Three
minutes examination will satisfy any man that
there is nothing bogus about it.
Agents will distribute about 10Th March.
Wyandott. Kansas. March ". '39-2m.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-02

0TDr. DoY's second trial will be had
on the Goth of June, at St. Joseph. The
son, Charles Doy, was released, a nONe
pro'eque having been entered in his case.
He is now in town.