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M.-miton Tawn CompanY.

THE above Company now offer inducements
L unequalled BY any Town Company In the
Territory.
The Company have just completed the largest
Hotel in southern Kansas, being three stories
high ard containing twenty-four large, commo,
dious sleeping and sitting rooms. In ADDITION
to the hotel, the Company have built large
Storehouse. which will soon be well filled with
all the commodities needed in a country IKE
ours. A large number Of carpenters are now ~
work erecting residences, shops, ofhces, &c. Ihe
Company offer great inducements to mechanics
its central location, being the geographical cen,
ter of Bourbon county, must always command
an extensive trade and soon become an impor-
tant town in southern Kansas, as it 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
| fully located, being on high rolling prairie:-
| II has 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, I7S a west from Wash
lington. The Thermometer does not indicate o
higher degree of heat than ninety, and never II
the winter gets below zero. Farmers and Me-
chanics find no Inconvenience in doing out,dool
work in the winter season. Cattle, hogs, sheep
etc., do well on the prairie during the entire
year. There is always pleasant breeze in thu
hottest days Of summer. which makes the hes
less oppressive than in many of the northern
States. Lots will be sold as e1ssedinsiy l0'
| j. E. JONES, President.
HORATI0 kN0WLS, Vice Pres't.
7. r. RoBERTs, Sec'y, aug. IA.
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Disceii

From lie LedrenOorth Ledger.
News from the Gold Region.-ArrivaI of Capt.
Parkinson direct from the Mines-Gold in album
dance-Gen. Larimer and party arrived safely.
We had the pleasure, yesterday, of con-
versing with Capt. Parkinson, who has
just arrived from Cherry Creek. He made
the trip through in thirty days, including
clay up" of ten days, occasioned by a
severe snow storm. He came by the way
of Fort Kearney, and thinks that route
more preferable than the Santa Fe, par
ticularly if an early start is made.
He reports that Gold is found in abun-
dance, and with proper facilities for wash
ing, from fifteen to twenty-five dollars per
day can be realized to the man, very
easily.
He brings with him about an ounce of
the precious metal" which looks very
tempting.
Gen. Larimer and party, from this city,
have arrived safely, and were putting up
their cabins. They were ali enjoying
excellent health and in fine spirits.
Capt Parkinson intends returning to
the mines in the spring. There was
nothing of importance occurred on the
trip.
The Captain looks well, and appears to
have enjoyed it very much. We wish
him abundant success
P. S. Since the above was in type, we
have been permitted to take the following
extract from letter from John L. Buel,
Esq, to his brother, our City Engineer
PLATTE VALLEY, Nov. 10, $50.
There is flourishing
town at the mouth of Cherry Creek called
Aurora" and fair farming lands in the
immediate vicinity. Just opposite my
cabin arelgold claims where men, by car
rying dirt to the riysr, some twenty yards,
can work out from three to four dollars
per day. Kenneda (our old Californian
assures me that, with race carried from
the river above to the little ridge, from
which the gold is dug, would pay from
ten to fifteen dollars per day. 1 am as
sured that the country, so far as prospected
towards the South Park, improves in the
quantity and quality Of the gold. The
Georgia company went as far as the Park
at one time, but were deferred in theil
further progress by the Indians The i'm.
pIesSlOu ueIe 10 IndI IHe OOuIn L drk
wherever the four rivers (the Grande, RiC
Grande, Arkansas and South Platte) take
their rise, in vast and rich gold region
ifsuch be the case, there will be two grand
points; one on that river and the other al
the north side of Pixies Peak, at the old
town site called Ell Paso. There are al
present about five hundred men in thi:
vicinity.
There is plenty of Cottonwood where
we are, to furnish log cabins and fuel, and
some fifteen miles from here, vast and
extensive pineries exist. The soil in the
valley of the streams, is generally good
farming lands.
As ever, your affectionate brother,
\ JOHN L. BUEL.
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BURLINGAMB, Z. r.,
Inf Council Csty Settlement Min

THE Mills at this peint have been in ,p.,..
i full operation for the last six months: ~ 81
CINE and other machinery is Of the frst els,.t =
which more is now being now added. Web.st
Grist Mill, and bolt for making Superfne H..
Lath Machines will soon be in operation, ~
iineame is one of the live towns Of Kansas dsH ~
ing great inducements tc capitalists 10 nv,
and business men to settle. The prospert,Ts
business, with the facilities and appliance, q
building, and making pleasant home, with NY;
in this country.
:, SCHUYLER 4 CANNEP
Burlingame, May 2, 1857.
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Iosiah Miller.

- thority established in Kansas, announces
that he will now attend to any business pertain
ing to the profession Of the law. Settling here
in August, 1854, and being Editor of the kon-
sds Free State" (which was destroyed in Law
renee. 2lst May, 1861 he is well posted as to the
best places for investing money on specula-
ton, and as to the true condition Of most con-
tested claims in this county, and will attend 10
any business Of that kind.
N. b. That his Office Of Judge of Probate does
not prevent his practicing law in all other courts
of Kansas; but It gives him authority TO admin
lister oaths, take dispositions, acknowledgements
Of deeds and other instruments Of writing.
A number of 100 acre warrants on hand. Of
fee No. Il, Massachusetts, St., opposite Express
Office Lawrence, Kansas. Dec - 81 II
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Lawrence Drug Store.
Er.DRrDGE BLOCK


EGDRIDGB BLOCK
Z PATENT and ECLECTIC MEDICINES Of
all kinds, and every variety.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medicinal use, all
kinds for such purposes.
PALg7S, OILS VAR.NLSHES BRUSHES, dc.
Cigars and Tobacco of the finest and
FINE CUTLERY,
Consisting Of Pocket Knives, Surgeons Instru-
ments, &c. a- =
SUPPORTERS, SHOULDER BRACES, BREAsT
PIPES and PUMPS, SYRIEGES, TO-, OF every KIND
in common use. .l.., --.-
Purses, Porunonnaies, and Pocket Books,
FANCY GOODS and PERFUMERX.
We think our stock of goods in this line will
satisfy the most fastidious. Call and examine.
Chills and Fever Cured.
| A certain cure and preventive for the Chills
| and Fever prepared and sold BY US. and no other
Druggists in the United States.
| II is our intention to keep always on hand a
good stock of as pure medicines, and other arti
ket in the United States and to sell such rates
| as will induce our customers to CALL AGAIN.
| To Physicians and Merchants.
| You may rely upon us to sell all goods in our
/ line, at WhoEesGke, as cheap they can be pur-
chased this side Of the Mississippi river. TRY
Us ONCE. r,.,,r,oy
Will be paid PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTI0NS
| which will be CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY pu'
up at all hours of day and night. From Iona
practice of medicine, we feel the Importance anc
responsibility of this branch Of our business
and hope to satisfy our patrons and the public.
PRENTISS d GRISWOLD.
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Enrm for Sale.

J60 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND. 30 Of which
1OO is timbered, situated l-2 miles north
west Of Minneola. 80 acres fenced, % broken and
riented with corn, some potatoes and other veg
eLeh les. with q log house thereon, is offered for
sale cheap. There is running stream passing
through the place, with H Lying spring OF good
READ, Lawrence, or l.. W. GLEASON, near the
premises, for particulars.
August Z, 1858 -6mt
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Poetry.
Slavery and Iniemperanee.

America bright, glorious name,
Thou'rt first upon the scroll of fame
'Mong nations Of the earth;
Kind heaven with q preserving hand,
Has raised thee up mighty land,
Securely from thy birth.
The story Of our fathers bold,
By child and gran1sire now is told,
All know the tale full WELL;
And while in song thy praise is sung,
Or while It's told in any tongue,
Each bosom seems to swell.
But in this wide and fair domain,
Two monsters are who were not slain;
Few feared their growing power;
But they have grown to mammoth size.
With open jaws and glarIng eyes,
They're array'd to devour.
The sons of freedom hear the cry,
From echoing hills that rend the sky,
Come slay these monsters twain"
Say not that there's victory,
Which brave sons of America
In strife can fail to gain.
Young men and maidens join the band,
Oh come, come at the call;
Fear not, though far DER hill and dale
Their roar sound fearful, do not quail,
Heed not the sound, they'll fall.
Come on, and firmly trust in God;
And when YOU re slumberiug meath the sod
In ages yet to come,
Your names on histOry's page shall rest,
In golden letters there impressed,
For the noble deeds you've done.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-01-01
n c.GR0SyENOR,

WOOD ENGRAvER, n. E. Corner Of Fourth
w and Walnut Streets. ID story. Cincinnati,
March 18th. Is5e. Iys
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JAS. LAM
rs CHRISTIAN.
CHRuSTUANkL LANE,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Office. Duncan
ABuilding, Lawrence, Kansas Territa1.
They are Commissioners for all the WGten
States. They will attend to collections in kaHI
sas, Nebraska, Western Missouri and Iowa
MIR. Christian having had large experience y
ments in Town property and Lands. lie will n
ceive for loan or sale, land warrants at far
percentage.
The Kansas struggles being over, Mr.. Lane vii
trusts by strict attention TO business, to receu
portion of the business Of the people Of kah'
sas. -,
January Goth. 1883. may Goth
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DR. S. A. MARSHALL, DENTIST. WOULD
l. respectfully inform the citizens of Kansas
Territory, that he has permanently located in the
city of Leavenworth. s
All operations in his line performed in the
an experience Of sixteen Years in 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. ..f...-.
NJ Teeth examined, and advice given, free Of
| charge. T.#
Office on Delaware street, opposite McCrack-
ems.
Leavenworth City, Jan. ;, 1857. r--
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Land Agency and Land office.

EDWARD HOOGLAND, ATTORNEY AND
T. Counsellor at Law and United States Com
missioner, Tecumseh, K. T.
Presumption business and contested claims at
tended to. Money to loan to pre-emptors; Land
Lots in all parts of the Territory, bought and
sold. Investments made for capitalists, and q
per cent. satisfactorily guaranteed.
compton, K. T., Hon. John Mexican, U. s. Dis
trict Attorney, n. Y, City; Hon. W. A. NJ.
Vaughan, and Thomas n. Stinson, ESQ.,, Tecum-
seh K T. an2tf
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Enabling Ao, for Kansas

1t is currently rumored in Washington
that when the Oregon bill comes up in the
House, motion viii probably be made to
add. as an amendment to it, an enabling
ectffor Kansas, similar to that adopted for
,Minnesota, providing for the submission
Of the Constitution to the people.
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saw.Millst savEsNEills! SawsMri,.,
JOHNSON & EMERSON:

DIASA FOUNDRY, corner Of EisSh Il
L Belle Streets, Alton, Illinois, sole Manps..
turers Of their celebrated Challenge" cast -.
frame CIRCULAR SAW-MILL, capable n ~. .s
ing from 5000 to 5000 feet, surface measure H.;
lumber. in IL bours. according to size Of Nh
and power applied.
Steam Engines, Flue and Tubular Rail-.
Lard Tanks, Wrought and Sheet Iron WET
Sash and Muley Saw-Mills, FIGURING Mil II.
chinery, Lard and Tobacco Screws, &c. a. ~
POrders respectfully solicited. Addre. :.
n. B.-Small Portable Engines and BOils-,s =.
Farming and Shop purposes.
t.R-Machinery for Kansas and Missouri; l..
liyered on Leyee in st. Louis free of charre w
Jun. S, '5S-tf
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TIBBETTS & co.

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants
~ Office No. 3, on the Levee, Pc. building
Delaware, Kansas. For convenience and ease
of access Delaware is unsurpassed By any point
renee and other points in the Kansas Valley
with good roads leading to all interior towns
Having ample Warehousefor storageo of merchan-
Mor % 81 Fiy
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Upholstery.

WIN. A. SHRoYER takes this method Of in
" that he has opened an HPH0iSTERISG KS
TABLISHMENT on Winthrop street, Law
renee, Immediately west of the Morrow House,
where he would be happy TO see all persons in
quest Of any thing in his line. ConFoBTs. NAT
RAssEs, BoLsTERs, Pillows, SHEETS, de-, on
hand. Spring Mattresses made to order.
GIVE me a cali before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb ES8
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Hensley, Russell & Co.,
No. 100, Leree,

LEAyENwoRTH, KANSAS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS in staple and
w fancy Groceries. Wines, Liquors, Cigars.
Tobacco, &C., &c.
We are now in receipt of the HEAVIEST
STOCK OF GROCERIES WEST OF ST.
LOUIS. Purchasing our stock in New York,
Baltimore and New Orleans, almost entirely for
cash, we are enabled to sell to the country trade
at st. Louis Wholesale prices.
We are paying prompt attention to the for
warding Of all Goods consigned to our care.
LeayenE orth, Aug. q, '55. % ~ tsaa
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Just What is Needed!
HYDRAULIC CEMENT AND LIME.

THE BEST QUALITY OF CEMENT OR
l. Water Lime can be obtained Of Mr.. Solo
mon, Conant's store, opposite the Morrow
House, Lawrence; or Of the subscriber. four
miles and half West Of Lawrence. According
to the tests made thus far there is no article OF
the kind used in market superior to this. Or
ders will receive as prompt attention as circum-
stances will admit. u ~
Also, a 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 he used for substantial
mortar in building purposes.
July 10, SO. FRANCIS BARKER.
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Dentistry.

DR. l.. KELLOGG, Deraonstrdtor Of Operdtice
II 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
most approved styles of Teeth, from which pat
rons can select to suit their own taste. III All
operations warranted. Eft
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WHO WANTS A FARM.

THE subscriber has2 900 acres of land in Doug
l. las. Lykins, Anderson. Franklin, and Coffey
countless K. T., worth from IS to $40 per acre.
Also, one span of horses, wagon and harness, and
one single borse. Town shares in Delaware,
Doniphan, Quindaro. Manhattan, Cottonwood
Falls, Georgetown. Pleasant Valley. Mt. Gill
cad. Pottowottomie city, &c. &c, all Of which he
wishes to sell low for cash or exchange for good
property in Lawrence. Would like TO contract
in Lawrence and pay for the same in any of the
above property. s. N. WOOD.
N. b. Farm claims, pre-empted land, town
shares, city lots, &c. constantly on hand and for
sale by Mch col STAFFORD q WOOD.
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C. II, Clements,

A TTORNEY AT LAW will attend to all bust.
n ness entrusted to his care also, will attend
to the purchase and sale of land and land claims
the location of land warrents, &c.
Tecumseh, Shawnee Co., h. T., Nov. %, IS,
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messenger, Fenlon & Co.,

II ware and Shawnee SITS, a Wholesale and
Retail Establishment, consisting of Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, Iron, Nails. and Pittsburgh
Stoves, Stove Furniture, &c. A largeassortmeni
of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Chains, Camp Kettles,
CUTLERY, Carpenters Tools, Bellows, Anvils,
Vices, Forks, Shovsls, Wood and Chain and
Tools, Paint Mills, Corn Mills, Hand Bells, Tape
Lines, Cast and Blister Steel, Brushes, DC, and
all can be purchased cheap for cash. n36tf
LeayeuWorth. MAY 9. 1857.
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- trr Women are the poetry of the
world. in the same sense as the stars are
:. the poetry of heaven-clear, light-giving,
they are the planets, that rule the desaII
mics Of mankind. .sssss = Ia
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Law Off

ToHN N. COE, ATTORNEY AT LAW will
y practice in all the District Courts and in the
Supreme Court Of the Territory. He has had a
other State, and will give special attention to
all cases in the Land Offices.
Reternces.-Any lawyer Of standing in Wis
consin. The Professors Of the Yale College Law
School.
" N. B--Mr. c. is NOTARY PUBLIC.
1nnaQ7 If
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ED. LApp. las, s. B. PRaSTIls


DEAL ESTATE BROKERS and General Larl
II Agents. E.. ID. LAID. Notary Public, AMI
Register of Deeds, dc. Messrs. l.. and I. wilH
tend to any business connected with the abOn
Agency-buy and sell on their own account q
ON commission, town lots, interests in Lawrena
and other towns in Kansas, and farm claim
Mr.. l.. will take acknowledgements and prOOfsd
Deeds and other instruments in writiW' mai
out conveyances and other papers.
Having the Office of Register Of Deeds (appror
ed by Statute,) and Notary Public, also hayia
been residents of Lawrence and its vicinity hon
the time of its settlement. they possess supsrs
advantagesfor the transaction OF business. Una
No. Is, Mass. street Lawrence, Kansas.
March II, 1857.
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A LARGE Store House and Masonic Hall. at
n Big Springs, also five shares in Big Springs,
for sale low for cash. Big Springs is fifteen
miles west of Lawrence, on the California Road,
and is destined TO be one of the best towns in
Kansas. Stafford d WOOD.
mys Ldaryers and Real Estdte agents
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Cyrus Tator.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW and commissioner Of
n Deeds for Iowa and New York; Particular
attention given to procuring and locating land
warrants, pre.empting claims, DC. Office at
Osawatomie, Kansas.
NJ,
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0uindarO MILLS.

THE undersigned are now prepared to grind
L Corn, and in q few days will make Flour.
They would therefore solicit share of the pub
lie patronage. KESSLER Il TAYLOR
Quindaro, K. T.. Sept 4th, 1853.