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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.


Stesm.hps-Chesepeakr, CrOvsn, Savannah H. b Cromwell
Co., Thomas Swan han.sy, Baltimore, IL Crvmseh
shps-ntre pid. G.roner, shsgghie, Baekln Crane |;
Brookipe, Boiler Mont. vi5eo. Van Bfuat l. Sasht.
Bnk,- Hul .srl,D, Lockhnt, DeuaIsa Miller uoushop
l,rsue tSicil) Pirardsla, fiuchsl Draper DeylnL
Big.-EmelLe tPfu,) Kusrr Mranicbi VI. +. w. MY
er Restless (bT Weber s. joan q. r. Bu.y NJ Moton
tsr }. Davis, Windsor, J ) Whitney & Co.
schoonsr.-J. Lessmsn, Cansmtn, Bfalo- MASTER W. A.
Ellis Tuf Nilnius Village Belle DIR J. Harvey
Newport X Deuolf; Ma Barber Ttompson Si-il Pc
trulo Co + Flrn. Smith RcnBond. Van Bruut Saght
Bi,usisb- Grshsm Philadelphia J. ". Mckee; W. Allen,
Grant Hnug'ou. Van BnIu saght, j. A. Edward Smtlh
GcoIsetown, Ds.aeT L Potter.
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THE BROADWAY TRAOEDY.-nss Stewart, the
victim OF Mac ionald was, at late hour lat night,
still alive at the Hospital Her mother is constant in
her ATTENDANCE upon the poor girl. The two young
women who were with Miss Stewart at the enactment
Of the deed have been locked MP in the witnesses
rrisop by the Coroner
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MARRIED..

GCDFREY-CODEREY-A Ridsoheld, Conn, Tuesday,
july - BY the Rev j. God,ey, brother 81 ;ne ordf gron
Nj Samuel n. Godfrey Mise Harriet daughter Of EDWARD
Godfrey, esq, 81 Riig,ied, Conn.
NES-MFRRiTT-At Hooscs Falls Thursday, July 81 By
tnt Rev Blcknehafn Of Troy Joseph ly-s If Daubury
Conn TO Amelia r. Her:t, daughter Of Charles ii. Merritt
MI rCHFLI-HULL-In Fecaoid, " J., on Ihursday uiy
a. by the Rev DR. Mclean, Charles Haley Mitchell u Whic
Plans ~ Y, and Isabel. HUI, daughter Of John Hull, de-
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BY TeIeyrnph,

PhiLSDcLPiiA Jolly Oar a. The L.Zare:to brzs Phsbs
\ fsse Cadsrss Alasdtn Havana The A. reports having
leg nan on The passage from yellow fever and another
- !. She ~ ,. 9. aimed. and discharge csiso.
LOS1 bhhNCH July d, CuGs.--One bark pass ns 1s
AID thict
HIGHLANDS, July u sar~t-Ope bark OUTSIDE ,b. Hob.
uLd ~ No cher vessels i. sight SHip fof Shanshs
c4 sied ne Bar 8; p. N. Wind hsn, from W.
bVSiOS July A-arr ship Cb.t-wora, Heras, San Fzrit
co. os W. ntsIn trsic Prs.t. Remedies Rhoadss RI
a. h.'is. ocs'I Belle, Coming, Cardsnas j.
NohrOLh, July aD-Tne bark Jennie Pi::o Annoy hyn
ha'sDa for falmouth with sugar cas- pu. 70
sccotL. o. Zoe cea:h 81 the c.l-ain q s~s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

FArAL AccIDEsT.-An infant child Of M. and Mrs..
fitzgerald last night fell from the iOurthstory window
of No 81 Crosby street, and striking upon the iron
railing in front Of the area, was instantly killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

-. n .be rood has been $s,l4e9 si Il, ineinhns
ia 20 advance. 70 other companies. The united
Ia bss, r.drcei during The yssr by puFcaa'.>
s,,,s .irkpc fond 10000, and n ;ae agires1', to
49,. -..s,, tim. $l6s 900 The repor, states .nai the
- in fuel by The Use Of coal instead Q: wood hiss
ZEN & per cent. The Company owns twelve scre'
a-s.,ot iauds in Chicsgo. The annexed liable show.
~ comparative earnings, &C. Of four years:
-,es .vn Oyrs.-fse EXPENSES b. ~ CAiesg5, B4ri-g
n fls ~ - ~.
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Is1a. ISIS Is5,. INa6. ISIS.

Markets REPoRrED Fos rHE y. Y. TSlsuSE.
TUESDAY, July o. 1853.
AsHEsA moderate demsne tr Pots, % bbs %
$50. Pearls quiet a. = y.
COITONIhe market has been firm aoi active sale. Il 30
b-l-s pa, speculation, bl chiefly for expert. The export
zine. July - has 65ll bales sas for tlms
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DARING ATrENFT AT AssAsSINArION.-JUst a. We
were about gong 10 press with last issue, lnel-
gence reached us Of sn unusually bold and unpr5NIke3
Alt.npt at assassination, made in Ahe hsny, Sat
urday morning. II appears thai gentieman nsmed
John Ell, ana his vile, !es!ciIs above Prestey s
erug store FEDERAL street retired 10 res, usual
on friday night aLd ths: about 3 o'clock lex. morn.
ing, she AsiOaishVd 10 hear her huba-l y olt
thai he was stabbed. She unnisdistcy gave the
aiaiu, and several, who heard Ho-, L. tue house
aud admitted 10 the chamber OF the Injured man,
who found with usy you'd Ia h's brc asL
And the oisdc oi large GIfs-kLiie sticking therein
physician was sent Tor, ana the wounf prop
erly dressed. An examination slowed that tie
kIiie had struck the bone and glanced o.aerw.se
fatal consequences must have followed the blow. As
the excitement atGeniitg the matter hsi dei
away, efforts were msi, 70 ascertain the teoty q, the
would-be assassin, aud ,ue means through ~llch &c
gained aimiltsuce 20 the house. Suspicion AZ once
pointed tO Young man named Robert Brooks, y
brother Of Mr. .Eerrs wife AID person OF con6anet
bad habits, IA the PeTpeiIaoI OF the oAense while It
became equally eppa4eLt that a. tbs dO0Is were al
found <t,.,t he must have effected aa entrance by
pacipg a sGier which stood near the place. against
The I0.t q the h0gse AMI passed thence ihroase tue
window iulu the chaAbei. The police were informed
d the fact dglpg the day. sud Used every eIerton 70
discover the reireS o. tae suspected party, bat With
sut Effect TIE gnel FOR the CO" aTdy act i
Aeis: Brooks ksSaN 5esn len al oTpGsn a. an
e&'iy age, coas.Aet bad hsbtS and was seat
~ the House M R-lGS. for rc!or nslon. lie
VA aiierwad cisChsEui from the institution
only 10 be returned 10 II for another term,
ano then escAsIged again. LAttsgy be lad resumed
bis Old couTse OF living, AMI NJ k-TT, sn1.oGs ioe his
rec ansIon, told hlm 90 tnday that, .E.ess he coz
Quoted hinseI better, he would have hla cent back
e. his ioimer quarters. TINS incerseA lIn good
es snd he ie;, 70 passion declarpg thu: he would
h. ave Mr. keus hfe. Nothing move vas tEo1gAt y,
hs threats Until the ahais above narrated ,~1sp;es
AID Il beng believed thai the fellow was Tie pers
Who gave blow The dsstArdly c, me Wa pr5,nply
srt 90 sn as his work. The oscnse in whatever isut
wo yisv It, is mos; aggrsvsed one, sni il would Dc
iefS N hiuo 81
OF Justice. bcs who cOGd thus ateInp, tho h;s If
h,s ss,sr. husband ard have the daring II Nv src
accomplish biz pur pose in tie way he di, Is uat 10
he Il larse-a tiger N society, The cagipg of which
shosd be desired by every rospscter OF noman life Or
Tic law snops ". ifiS>luIsl Ih!Vr.e'e, Ja'! -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

Messr,. neEson & Holmes, IL their circular, da.
Cincinnati Jol, % say

Cincunati> JoIy N say;
tn ann c-is bic, -1ed In The stock marks; the date
Of our as Iep ,srt, been AID eli tie god
demand Ald az i prices
Tie Increased traffic al Western rads, ani the inn
d,s prospect neir having nm employment r 81 ler Iol
ns sou 10 noyiu incoming crops. has no doubt cr,ty
contributed the p AID cont DENT
10, steady prices for sone tine . come Tls
Cincinnati Rar, al Company haNs declared
divide q tJ-T celt payable n tAe s 81
Angus, Tas rvad nE good oasnss aui, WIN rs
the stock ought coDmtGi better prices
We refer 90 O. lat Of quotations.
mars-. parayely easy atholgn ne o-ss
severely s.rs.iciEed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

REcsirr. --ek by arrivals rom T. xas and ;ae inland
towns Atlantic ss;-s amount % l3 eae' Aetns ~ ~
the The total iuo the prts - oool NJ
bales show compared VIA ia'. year o-lN
ExPoRrs-Ike total 10 Grrs BRIAN BY oar ti0s, " s0Oo
hA.s l21Oo the quantity cNP-i 20 ~ saoi-
date last t. France tie 'AP1 tn le ef has been
5oco other foreign pos c bales The stock reus
ug p-rts III go bales
The following statement Of the movement m Cot;' since
he september compared VITA he previous tour
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"
Tt> u-soatons in proErs.. a. 10 sne Of MAKING t5s la
r.p o the purchase q tos Of to- Peoria and
oqnswta hsosd Of Gsi.ba h.'- NJ. r-..-d h S-
Isfcs..- ft.t rcd for tn thst to- parties 10 tnL-.
m.s- GOD and sas neat 80 - ~ propFiy; Iss
tn tss sra ,sr--Hrai pf-v-sy H,a- -iA us. ''APtJ
Is oyerziog ben attended ITO l-fE-
copcltol Of IL osf spa y n., p~i VIZ l'
bottom Aads u BllnEon, the racs o-E % l'
subject iaunds,oa suf wassns OF every r1ier
abe nae II ustT ia The Nlssyg RIVER Thee eSPenstlFe
interruption business sBd - 81 sTer1e Ateudns -
tioa .ts syoaa h rscs Of e Cd. Of h, rlser Il the
pr.t q thsi COMPANY sbd tie incop-te
ne Director can otA- Nay II obtaining lie reesy
n-lt 4 ihelr 3 th. topaJ D. - eel me r.
hAf ben DELAYED hop- satsis1Fy
you'd BE- made r their P-yneut .ati.f'oa o1t
IN notice F1e1 he Gaea. .na chie..o Union Rsl'osd
4 their road Chca.o tie junction having been
wi;tdra~B that vii force TOR TOO year
lous- until tn L. Il My ls6l Ih- h.sos en don-
u--ss4ry rIp.di-u tD s'~p- le
-. ys nsory 20 80 Nuoi-s o. a. ild- ne mo
chicago cbaDrus or present feau,rs VIZ ma ooip-y
The Committee l;ea By sJcshters g The A snaIA
H.'rr vos'sa srd r'e-~u 'e-- interests ~ nr,r '"a-
sdefa ion, e'iudHs "a ms opinll ht'e see'rrd =
utec; II Ali b. r'e'.'aFy n7weyer % som e dlrns
pc.sut year decide upon pn'Y 9urs1ed n order
ths, sy sufficient ,iur ol; the view, = stock
bd-f' b-5e lie eApson 81 TIE present co-'c' ~tA ait
lie Director haze convinced ha:, Under he
ind toe Quincy and Chicago
ersa.eep VIA his usplay ;he repayment Of advances
their TIE as' advances we're made via ne
hop. sxr-cafion sat.,cty g5If
sce with tn Trustees, uuaer The .arcuou Of the e1udlJh
aat ROAD ior sonpumisiDs aga 'eHs me slr t1ai
he failure q Company - reint tae
advanced tb- Of TIA; offered o.
proved ;be Trustees p,cd before the budhier # taA;
company for their san ,oa ltt-ey ar f aiys'd as = tae
pr--.tt CONDITION -ui future prospects, o tbs road .sy -l
dc-bi,ay, accept @! the proposed conpron4,
TIE South Shore Railroad Lake Erie has declared
n serri-annuhl dividend o, = cent.
The statements Of the Philadelphia banks FOX pa.
W.. cornnar. ss t,iilUs.
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TIE aggregates Of the receipts Of the above aTti
10. ~ lar f,r he years 1859 ana ISIS have been:
3Hs
S3l.515
n.,r-.-- ..+N.sl

g. reducing The wheat % iour the lntJ Of lr iat'-s 1
Ills year, cuupsrd Sith ne fssp H'ihS no
- a., ysaf show. falling 81 Il 10 80 Dos NOR
Tne f,esip. ui- wster Il the pnneiPs afc'- pso'l
~ opsurs q ne caa-. - AID ncldlss ne -'@ '
-
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nsy....u % Sc~as ssesaers.
TO ARRIVE.

TIE Ovrrand Ma foi tsl'oFlN IsiV-s y Lous WY N
dsy THURSDAY letter. Gssd for t sloaid b.
us!ke. Overland, via S. Louis
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Disasserr, Ae.

b",ioA July s-Thg brig Bcon.T from q. Thouls- July ,
~ Hsi otr u ne Br Southampton steamships went aseg
tlzsd. ~ " - "
lby Telegraph 70 Elwood Walter ESD, Sec BID Undsrwn
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IMMATURE Almanac.
Sup-Rs~s.. 45l.. 5-ts..... 7:.l Moon. .-Rscs lf3
Sandy Hook. f29 Gov Island 81 l9i Hell Gate oa
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Passengers Arrived

r. re bark \ Goodcu from Curb>rioaS Hayboy, Caba
" H. Herck, Philadelphia S q Pnder.
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rEsFrs sNo CHECKS
:, r.seir,. At ,ids.w.,er Of Flour, Wheat. Con

The receipts al tids-ws;er OF Flour, "neA'- o''r
Ar Barley for the third week in JAY, IN 1917 ana
1855. by the N,--York CaDas, have been d follows
FIour eb.A Wheat, sasa- Cora ss.a- Barley Sass
isss - less 4&2 SD iV
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Jny - h.. a. 2 lon 10 S. ship Byzss.su Hilton, seSee
V+ss,s-eJ PIC. A.s. Nt,t.~, Ne ~.
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
From the Brunswick Pres,

PIKE's PEAK.-We have been permit
ted to make the following extract from
private letter, by our old friend, Charles
II. Winslow, to his family. He has been
stopping in Kansas City for the past two
months, and has had first rate chance TO
gather correct information concerning the
gold mines
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
To POstnlasters.

A LII Postmasters at post-ofices collecting,
L gross, over ONE hundred dollars year, can
get stamps gratis By applying to the Department.;
dersigned at the following low prices-neat dur
able, and sent By mail free, viz:
Circular Office stamp. with changes for dates
and screw. complete for One Dollar County or
year, fifty cents extra
Post t0fice'Business. Free-Dating stamps-and
names OF postmasters and post-ofhces in straight
lines, each Fifty Cents.
tered, Missent, and all kinds Of rating stamps,
cancelling, black ink, and pad, EACH Twenty
five Cents.
All other stamps same proportion. Full di-
rections for use sent with all. including how to
make the ink and pad. Every and any desired
style of stamp made to order, warranted to do
good service many years if used with ordinary
care cal as per directions ions sent with them. Neat
"OUR PAPER-PoStmasters Monthly Bulletin, 1"
Is published BY E. s. ZEvELY, at 25 cents a year.
especially devoted to postal matters, being the
only postal paper published in the Union, and
circulating in every State in the Union, to which
all postmasters should subscribe. Now (ls5s) in
its fourth year Of publication, and good adver-
tising medium.
TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
The undersigned also executes Engraving ON
Wood in best style. Also. Stamps of all kinds
as names Of persons and places, business cards,
&C. at from 50 cents to s., sent postage pre- paid.
cents, and Notarial, Commissioners, 0dd-Fel-
lows. Masonic, Sons of Temperance and others,
in best STYLES. at from 81 to s5, delivered.
Fac-Simile Signature Stamps, (which accu-
rateiy represent the signature of any one,) for
81, delivered. Stencils cut, and Wood Type Of
various kinds made to order. Proof and Card
Printing Presses, at only $40 to SIS and upward.
very superior press for general use, all iron,
only SIS. Printing materials supplied. Print
ing done to order and delivered in any part of
tured.
III For small amounts, genuine small notes
Of any solvent bank, received ut par, but gold
dollars or postage stamps preferred Enclose Sc
curely and address plainly to me, giving the
name of your own Office, county and State,
plainly and in full.
+. ): u. has been in this business since 1850. or
for eight years, and can present many references
to- gentlemen in every State in the Union.
III Highest premiums have been awarded his
Stamps at the Mechanical Institutes where
they have been exhibited.
Your order will be promptly acknowledged
and satisfaction guaranteed
Il: :. ZEVELY, Cumberland. Nd,
Dec. IL, 5S. Engrayer and Printer.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
Just What is Needed
HYDRAULIC CEMENT AND LIME.

THE BEST QUALITY OF CEMENT OR
l. Water Lime can be obtained Of Mr.. Soio.
mon, Conants store, opposite the Morrow
House, Lawrence. or Of the subscriber, four
miles and half West of Lawrence, According
the kind used in market superior to this. Or
ders will receive as prompt attention as circum-
stances will admit.
Also, supply of Hydraulic Lime may be ex-
make plastering which will not fall Off" even
though, after it is once dry, it should get wet
occasionally, and can be used for substantial
mortar in building purposes.
July 10, '5s FRANCIS BARKER
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
Land Agency and Land office.

EDWARD H0OGLAND, ATTORNEY AND
II Counsellor at Law and United States Tom.
missioner, TecunIseh, H. T.
Presumption business and contested claims at
tended to-. Money to loan to pre- e-emptors; Land
Warrants located, Claims and Town Shares and
Lots in all parts of the Territory, bought and
sold. Investments made for capitalists and &C
per cent. satisfactorily guaranteed
REFERENCEL:-HisE Exc'y John w. Geary, Le-
compton. h. t.. Hon. ohm Mexican, u. s. Dis
trict Attorney, N. Y. City; Hon. W. A. N.
Vaughan, and Thomas n. Stinson, ESQ.,. Tecum-
sch, K T. anotf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
KANSAS CRY, Mo.,1
February 20. 1859

- The latest news from Pixies
Peak is not so favorable. There is no de-
pendence to be placed in what the news
papers say. Hrs. Wilson has Just heard
from her brother. He says it is all a
humbus, and is coming home. There
are many here who have friends out there.
and they get letters every mail. Those
letters are not published. They had bet
ter stay at home. / think, when an Cd.
portunity offers me to do so, l shall 90
into the Territory and secure me claim
This is about the height of my Pixies
Feak ambition.
OHAS. b. WINsLOW.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
Notice..

l. wants of those who wish to have their lands
SURVEYED.
l will be in Shawnee on 18th to 18th of each
month; Monticello, 18th and 10Th; Lexington,
Goth to 25th: Mechanism, Goth and 9th, Gardner,
18th and Goth: Spring Hill, 3Oth to lst Aubry,
I'd and Sd; Oxford. 4th and 5th; Olathe. 6 to 9th,
and back to Lexington, 10th to 18th All who
wish to have their lands surveyed can address
stating the No. of Section, Township and Ranse
A. SLAUGHTER, County Surveyor.
johnson Co., Kansas. Dec. 9Th, ST.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
Marmiton Town Companv,

1fmiton ToWn Company.
'T'HE above Company now offer inducements
n = unequalled by any Town Company in the
The Company have Jus: completed ths largest
Hotel IN southern Kansas, being three stories
9isn and eoetaining twenty-four large, oommo-
olous sleeping and sitting rooms. In addition
70 the hotel, the Company have built large
Storehouse, which will soon be well filed with
All tne commodities needed in a country like
OUTS large number of carpenters are now at
Tork erecting residences, shops, Offices, &c. The
company offer great inducements to mechanics
ana otners, wishing 10 locate. The town, from
us central location, being the geographical cen
yer OF bourbon county, must always command
an extensive trade and soon become an impor-
tant town in southern Kansas asit is surround-
ed by as GOOD FARMING LANDS as were
ever titled by the husbandman.
CLAIMS.-Good and desirable claims can be
obtained in close proximity to town and timber
Marmiton is splendidly and must be health
fuily located, being on high rolling praiue.-
~ mas beautiful streams of water washing its
northern and southern limits. An excellent
STEAM SAW AND GRIST MILL
has lately been erected. and is now in successful
operation.
CLIMATE.-Marmiton is situated in latitude
81 50, and longitude, Il a west from Wash
ington. The Thermometer does not indicate
hlgher degree Of heat than ninety, and never in
the winter gets below zero. Farmers and Me-
chanlcs md no Inconvenience in doing outdoor
work In the winter season. Cattle, hogs, sheep,
etc., do well on the prairie during the entire
year. There is always a pleasant breeze in the
hottest days of summer, which makes the heat
less oppressive than in many of the northern
States. Lots will be sold at exceedingly low
hgures to persons desirous Of building.
j. l.. JONES, President.
H0RATI0 KN0WLS, Vice Pres't.
II. X. ROBERTS. Sec'y auo IL
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
saw.Millsi saw.MiIls, saw..,,
JOHNSON q EmrRSn- ilsl

pIASA FOUNDERY, corner Of E;.,.
Belle Streets, Alton, Illinois. sols 'KknA KaA y,
turers Of their celebrated "Challenys y ssaaasts
frame CIRCULAR SAW-MILI., eapshlsa az y is
ing from 5000 70 5000 feet, surface measn.s ~
and power applied. '1e Of 70
Steam Engines, Flue and Tubul,, n.
Lard Tanks, Wrought and Sheet Iro, p%Sssa ~
Sash and Muley Saw Mills, Fiourins u pYH YHst
chinery. Lard and Tobacco Screws, ke M y
,lP Orders respectfully solicited. GdS,s.
above, Auafean 4
n. B.-Small Portable Engines and BoT,,.
Se-Machinery for Kansas and N;s,0...
liyered on Levee in st. Louis free of e6ss.in at
Jun. s, '5s-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
Dentistry.

nR. L. KELLOGG, DenoRStrator of Operdtire
- Dentistry of 10 years constant and success
full practice, having settled permanently in Law
renee, may be found at his office over Duncans'
store, where he will keep constantly on hand a
large supply Of Gold Plate and Foil, and the
most approved styles of Teeth. from which pat
rons can select 20 suit their own taste. All
operations warranted 42tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
Land Notice.
TURNER g. Subway
strayed or stolen.

FROM the subscriber on or about the 18th iH
Il of August, 1855. q yoke Of large red OXEN. .
years old, and marked with q swallow fork u
each ear. ANY one upon returning said OIst.
or giving such information rs will lead to thsr
recovery, will be suitably rewarded.
Sept. 9Th. FANNY EVANS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees!!

WE HAVE grated Apple trees to feet tall.
w Peach. Pear, and Cherry trees Also,
Currant and Gooseberry bushes, Pie Plant,
Grape Vines, Raspberry and Lawton Blackber-
at Judge Wakefeld's,. between Lawrence and
Lecompton. Give us q call p o. Kanwaca.
w. p. HAM Il BROTHER.
February 5th, 1852
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
The Teeth! The Teeth,I

nR. s. A. MARSHALL, DENTIST, WOULD
II Il respectfully inform the citizens Of Kansas
territory, that he has permanently located in the
city of Leavenworth. :
All operations in his line performed in the
latest, neatest. and mostapproyed manner With
an experience of sixteen years in a city practice
and close observation of all the latest improve
ments in the profession, he feels prepared to
pledge himself to give entire satisfaction TO all
who may consult him.
III Teeth examined, and advice given, free of
charge.
Office on Delaware street, opposite McCrack-
ems.
Leayenworth City, Jan. 3, 1857.
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ReisenCer, FenIon q Co..

HAVE just opened on Water, between Della
4 ware and Shawnee sts., Wholesale and
Retail Establishment, consisting of Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, Iron, Nails, and Pittsburgh
Manufactures, Cooking, Parlor and Heatin,
Of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Chains, Camp Kettles
CUTLERY, Carpenters Tools, Bellows, Anvils,
Vices, Forks, ShOvCls, Wood and Chain and
Force Pumps, Axes, Rifles, Scales, Butchers
Tools, Paint Mills, Corn Mills, Hand Bells, Tape
Lines, Cast and Blister Steel, Brushes, de-, and
all can be purchased cheap for cash. n36tf
LeavenwOrth, May ., 1857
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advertisements.
AMERICAN HOTEL,

B. G. BROOKE, Proprietor.
Cor. Of I'd and Haldeman Sts. Leeompton.
HAVING reftted and completely renovated
l. l. the above Hotel. il is now one of the most
desirable stopping-places in LecOmpton.
There is commodious stabling and plentiful
STAGES leave this house daily for all parts
of the Territory. Aug %.
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NJ. +. CONWAY,
GENERAL AGENT Of the n. z. EnisrsSi
" Aid Society. Lawrence. KIT. mrs
Lorenzo We.toyer,


A LARGE BAY HORSE, about sixteen hasa,
forehead. been shod all aronnd. but shoes BoUoe.
with one fore foot white, q fine work horse, va
taken up recently afeg miles east Of Iaureness,
and is now in the possession of an Indian.
probably by some person at Gardner, and is pc'
sibly the one mentioned recently In the Empons
gsEs. The owner. by calling on TAYLDss
STEVENS, at Franklin, proving properly. spe
paving for this advertisement. can have, s'
horse. Oct. 9-d
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HO ! for the Gold Region i!
Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
Il l. those who contemplate trip to the Great
FL Dorado Of the West, that he has Completed
arrangements By which EDWARD W, WYN-
kOOP. Esq, Sheriff of Arappahoe county, has
consented to conduct u train from
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
G.. w. Brown.

A TToRNEY AT Law, C5mmissfoaer for an
"A Tie AczfAeyz Sdfes. Bounty Land and PEN
SION AGENT, and General Agent for the pur-
Warrants, &c.
Once in HEEELD OF FsEEpon BurLprxe, Sec
nd floor. Lawrence. Kansas.