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of of
their practice, in preference any thing else.
Rs 1 and ak for b fs sf
EXpEcToKANI. -,'' ,''''>'
sole fropretors-
f. r. wHEELocK 10.
Wholesale Druggists
40 Magazine street. 70 and q hnnk Place.
dss 6ttbnl" New Orleans.
GROCERIES,. GROCERIES.
eooPER& NE1BERr,
Wholesale Grocers,
Nos. q and 20 Common streei.
Have hand and offer for sale complete stock of Fresh
Goods just reeeisei consisting Of the Following articles, VIZ
IIQruES-5o pkg, 4, 4 and i pipes BRANDY.
% barrels Old Bourbon WHISKY
81 :. oMRye =. M
30 =. Monougalela ..
tinicc and Old
CoFFEE5lo bags JAVA Mocha, Ceylon, Iasayra and Rio
WiSES-Iandry's Grape Leaf Champagne Wines, satelra
Pot and Sherry, Carct and White Wine-.
Brand. Fruits.
Fruits in Juice ..
Sehciian Schnapl,
Pie Fruits.
Walnut and Tomato Ketclups.
BI1TERS--GoHly's, Boxers and lfos,ettct's BITTERs
ToBAcCo-sUb oxe, Manufactured Tobacco, ,aol brand,
and qualities.
Mollie Pace
Tie Qneeu of he South,
Corner Stone,
Golden Bars,
Washington.
The Daughter Of thu Regiment,
Also solace and yellow Bu;
Chewing TobAceo.
TEASsD chests halves and quarters Imperial ioune.
powder, Young Hsson souchons, rouclnng, etc.
Ito boxes LEMON SYRUP.
$40 drums fresh Smyrna FIGS,
NJ gro> Preston 4 Mcrfills Yea, Powders
c1GARs-An assorted lo consisting of best Havana brands
besides Cuba Skies, Chrloos aud D0ul German.
CIEESE-5o packages English Dairy and Pineapple, Jus,
received.
JAM-Blackherry and Raspberry.
Caracas CHOCOLATE.
Table and Dairy SALT
GASSIA-Tn mats and boxes.
GRor Nj PEPPER and PIaENTo-in lexc>.
PIPES and PIPE HEADS.
loo packages STARCH
l5O mgs BLACK PEPPER.
AISPIcE and GINGER. :
IS erces $. Davis, .Tr. X Cos Diamond HAMS.
--- 80 cases W. II. Davis PICKLES.
CANDIES.
PRESERVES assorted.
500 boxes SOAP
100 boxes CANDLES
SEEAR-Cr,lsiled, Powdered and Loaf.
LoTSTERS .=
SALMON,
CLANS and
OYSTERS
In and Two pound ca:is,
MACKEREI.
IIERRINGS,
TONGUES and
Fo, sale by COOPER NEIBERT.
d26 q and 20 Common street
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, !
ee New 0rcaus, April Is, 1853. :
EESpecial OEtlers--T'he Washington Aftil-
ley Hereby ordered attend nnnctny the Regular Drills
of the Company. every THURSDAY EVENING, ut half
past o'clock. BY order OF
r. J.B. WALTON, Captain.
H. NJ IsAscsoS. First Serg't. R29
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The Company continue insure against the pcri>
rivers and loss and damage by fire. at the
| premiums.
EFy- Office No. 3 Caronheet street. ila In
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ARD OlI-oo barrels choice Winter Strained Of iaol
IL lite brands, for sale by > H. kf;SSEDa Y ".
DIG In ~ and ~ foydras 81
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Browning,s Bulsamic E,pectoran.

Browning's Balsamic Expectorant
i pronounced 70 he the proper remedy for all diseases the
pulmonary its preparation j. secret the and
materials Of its composition heng the any tile
faculty. who apply for it, and they invariably recommend il 10
their practice, in preference any thing else.
Certificates and full directions accompany each bottle
n. BE and ask for DIR. BROWNING'S BAIsAMIC
ENPEt'TGRAST.
sole fropretors-
Il. Il. WHEELOCK 10,
Wholesale Druggists
43 Magazine street ~ and % Bank Place.
G2s 61tbniH New Orleans.
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b155-Second District tour-Two Valuable Lots Of Ground
situated in the Second District.
BY H. A. KINGSTON,
AUcTIoSEER.
SATURDAY, the 14th january. 1860, MT IL
- o'clock NJ tile ST. Charles Hotel Exchange Charles
street. in this city by and IN pursuance the Hon.
p H. Morgan Judge of the Second District
leans bearing dae M 7,h December 1859 the following de-
scbed property belonging the succession Of Thomas Buck
ley deceased win be sod at public auction, !o-wit
and mproy thereon and all rights
tde privileges and thereto belonging situate
and lying in the Second District of this city in square
bounded b, St Iis Cont Roman and Derlgny streets, de-
saed by the Nos Is and H. plan drawn by j. Pile,
st May $40 aud deposited in tho office of n l.
Mctns Nury, said lots aou each other and each q
feet front 81. Louis bs lu6 feet inch lines in
depth, mween parallel lines the said lot No. IA forming the
Of St Louis and Roman The improvements
prise .n-,tory frame building lots divided
into and containing. -four in each
and now rented for S2s per month.
E1@TERMS--Ctsh
Actof sale before W j. casel Notary Public, expense
Of the purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE THOMAS BUCKLEY, DECEDE-No H.
75f-DeuNeme Com de Dsrct-DesN Terrains de ValenT
siuts dams lie Densieme District
BAR H. A. KINGSTON,
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rB-Holland Council of Royal and Select
MASTERS, No. l, the FOURTH THURSDAY every
month in the Of Concord Royal Arch Chapter No. Odd
Fellows Hail. First District.
OFrIcEns-J. II. Holland T. H.. g. NJ: Thomas Bell
H. D.. c.. NJ; +. l.. Nicomede, Ill. c. ST the w.
Brnos de Lucas Treasurer r. d. Lawrence Recorder Juan
jose Rico Captain of the Guards William Telford
dnctor Chas Beebe Tyler Peter Manson Sentinel SELF "
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

1T The Postmaster at Paolo, Lykins
c,nn,y has our thanks for club Of twen-
,y.,wo subs ribers from that place, accom-
s,aief Nth The cash. He writes US that
The paper is deseryedly popular with all
classes, and tha: he will be able to consid-
.ably increase the list. He thinks it
unnecessary to make any remarks in re-
card to the manner the paper is received
in that locality, as the names Of the sub
srrb.rs, and the cash, is the best evidence
the case admits of. In answer D. his in
quiry, we take pleasure in stating that we
allow those WIN have framed clubs for
the paper, to add to it any time during
the wear at club rates {; and papers will be
forwarded to any office or Offices, either
in the Territory or out Of it, as will best
Accommodate subscribers. Thacher, 'the
blood of the martyr is the seed of the
church"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
Lead Mines on ihe pelaxare Rs.errs.

We are credibly infnrmed by member
Of the Delaware Nation, that Lead
Mine of great value has been discovered
on lands West of the Stranger, and that
the shining metal is easily obtained in
large quantities. As the Delawares are
soon to make treaty, and become citi-
zens. and have their lands apportioned in
severalty, we shall expect to see some
energetic company get possession of said
Mines, and make them a source of profit
With marble underneath our city, and
abundance Of wood, coal, iron and lead in
our immediate vicinity, shall not Wysn-
dott become fhe great manufacturing town
Of Kansas?-W WyGn,!ott Gazette.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09


W We learn that the Posioffiee De-
partment has determined to discontinue
a large number Of its Mail Agents, with
a view of rconomizipg expenses Of the
department.. Among hers, tits said that
Z. R. SMITH Esq, the GIN ri Mail
Agent for Kansas and Nebraska, has been
suspended. This should not be. Mr..
SMITH has made an able and efficient Of
icrr, and has succeeded in establishing
order where all was chaos. To vacate
the Office now, viii be to restore confn-
son again to its fullest extent. OF all
countries in the world, our new Terrific
RES stand the most in need of a thorough
going postal agent, who has ability and
Independence of character enough to right
every wrong. Mr.. Smith has proved
himself the man for the crisis in Kansas,
and though differing from him politically,
vet we earnestly hope the department will
review their decision, and restore him to
his post
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
saturday Morning, April ., 1859.

The letter from Big SPRING signed
6f,v.six Free State voters in that yi'in-
:. =. and also that of Judgs SMITH, will Re
~ va With absorbing interest. Let othsrs re-
,os What his Gov. W. Y. ROBEsTs,
T.I,a SCHUYLER, c. K. HobLIDAY, Esq,
ca PoagRoY, O. C. BRowN. Dr.. GILPAT-
,cr Dr. RoBrSsoN, and other leading
Fee State men in the p'+f, to say in the
.s,2 We believe they will all write
Wing Don't give up the ship" "our
,.,,blss" said Benton, "comes from un-
-. ,oli,icians, our safety from the tran
,,I ,o,.ses." Is it not characteristically
= with the Free State party Where
:. ,bs MN who is not hoping to get
=, Office through the Republican organi-
,,,ion, who desired such an organization
q, Kansas until we are State in the
r,iop. aud have a voice in national pol.
;,ics
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

THIS ESTABLISHMENT, managed. as IL is,
l. by gentlemen familiar with every depart
ment IT the business, presents the best features
to be found in any stable west Of st. Louis.
The building itself, of brick, was erected TO
order for first class. healthy stable.
The horses, of the best blood te be found in
the West, were all selected with ere, and are
kept in the finest possible condition to health
aud cleanliness.
The carriages and saddles. Of the most ap-
proved manufactcre are warran ted 5 &c tractive
rs can befound in the country for ease and COM
fort.
Horses. carriages and saddles always promptly
furnished to Individuals and parties, on the
shortest notice.
Parties wishing to stable their horses in a
healthy and clean stable will be pleased with the
dttrac tinns to be found with US.
Gentlemen desirou- Of disposing of valuable
horses or buying good animals, will find it to
their advantage to consult the proprietors OF
these stables
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
FREsH BEEF WANTEDI

DR0P0SALS will be received. up to 1s o'cloek k
on the ed day nf May next, for supplying the
Subsistence Department of the Army at this
post. with FRESH BEEF for one year from the
first day Of july next
The contract will be let, subject to the ap-
proval of the COmmissary General of Subsist-
enec. to the lowest responsible bidder, aad 1T
conform 10 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 b. 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. G. ). 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 winch the beef will be delivered here. with
the conditions and limitations prescribed herein,
aud in the Subsistence Regulation of the Army
and directed a. 10 the A. A. C.. s., L. s. Army,
at Fort Kiley, X t." with the words, !" Pro
posals for Beef" across the end of the envelope.
Office of a. a. e. s.,
Fort Riley. K. t., April 9, 1851 St
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

0T Some men profess holy horror of
everything which savors of Democracy,
and yet they are using their best efforts
in such way as to make that party VIC
torious The only party in Kansas capa-
bic of defeating the Democracy is the
Free State party Those who go ont
from it, and try to get up third party,
are those who are answerable for the
triumph of that party if it shall triumph,
and they shall be held accountable before
the public.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

@ We have received quite an addi-
tion to our subscription list at Big Springs
recently. We ought to have fifty subscri-
bers there, and if some friend would in-
terest himself in our favor, we have no
doubt we should have near that number
during the next two weeks. VIII not
some friend take hold Of the matter
Tecumseh City scrip, or warrants on the
Territorial treasury. will be taken in pay
ment at So per annum.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

t- Oar merchants are now doing a
thriving business. One would suppose
from the piles of goods leaving SolomoE's
daily, that the good time eomiug,' sp6k-
en- Of with so much feelin , by some Of our
modern poets, had really arrived. In-
deed, if he is selling goods for cash, his
receipts must equal several hundred dol
lars daily. With the present competition
among merchants here, Lawrence is notO
he place to buy goods, and the place to
spend money to make little go great
wav.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

rWe would call the attention ofour
readers to the advertisements Of Messrs.
Clarke, Snley & Clarke, in another COL
unn. Their lightning rods are copper
throughout, and are vastly superior to the
old fashioned iron rods now going into
disuse. We have just had the Herald Of
Freedom buildings thoroughly protected
with these copper rods; and would ad-
wise all who have buildings to go and do
likewise before the thunder season COM
mences.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

RY virtue of writ Of execution to me di-
u rected, issued BY the clerk of the District
Court in and for the county of Coffey, Territory
Of Kansas. in favor of Laura HAYS and against
leopold Reuter-. / 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 9 p. NJ, on Saturday,
both day Of April. A. ID. 1850. the tollowingprop-
erty, levied on as the property Of Leopold Reu-
title and interest Of leopold Reuter- in and to
the last half nf the 5, w. Z of Sec. 80, Town
ship %. Range l6 East; the same lying and being
in the county of Coffee, x. T., and appraised at
four hundred and ffty $3.50 dollar.
JOHN CHESS,
Sher a Of Coffey Co., x 7,
March. 10Th, A. d is59. apr.9-4t
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

" The Silrsr Lake passed upon We'd
nesday last, for Lecompton, leaving most
of her lading at this place on her upward
trip. The river is still in good boating
condition, and We have no doubt it will
remain so until August The !SilUer Lake
is charging but fifty cents a hundred for
freight from Kansas City or Wyandott 10
Lawrence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

" Late news from the mines are any
thing but encouraging. We regret that
we ever published an article favoring
the excitement in the least, as we fear
some persons may have been Influenced
by what we have said, or copied from 9th
ers touching this subject, and that they
will sustain an injury thereby.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

>. n. Huson, M. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC Physieian and Surgeon,
llwould respectfully inform the public that he
Is permanently located In Lawrence, and would
tender his professional services 70 those who
may be inclined 10 favor Homeopathy. Once in
the johnson House. No. 81 and %, Vermont
Street - = l2-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
rIl.,orYl seleneeI An,iaul,r.

THE Kansas Scientific aud Historical Society
L is now fully organized and all reasonable
measures are being used 10 add 70 their librar,,
collection Of miscellaneous writings, cabinet of
tifie and historical Information relating 10 the
several departments usually known TO such
socieiy. To this end. all friends of the society
wherever they MAJ reside, are most respectfully
solicited to contribute relics of our civil or
political history, war trophies. public CORES
pondence. records uf elections and returns, le-
gendarJ tales. lpcll incidents. and such her
information or articles rs properly deserve the
honor OF a 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 Librarisn,
DR.. :. &. Harrington. Lawrence. kansas. Fur
ther details will be given b. letter, if desired, b.
the Corresponding z secretary. Wm. Hutchinson.
Lawrence Kansas. b order Of
EXECUTIVE CON. of K. S. AIS.
Lawrence, March &C, ls59.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

GIVE are gratifsd to learn that D..
HusoS has entered upon his duties as
Postmaster in Lawrence. Being gen.
tIeman in every sense of the word, we
feel assured thai the Doctor will give sat
istac'ion to all, without regard to party
We heartily wish him abundant success
In his new feld Of labor.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

o. We learn that the bridge over the
Stranger, on the route between here and
Wyandott, is now completed. We are
glad to hear of this, and have no doub'
tho business will be greatly increased
between the two places in consequence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
Legal Nctlcss.
Civil Action.
Civil Action.
KANSAS TERRiIoRr,
County Of Jolnscn.l s.
THOMAS J. BAILEY,


Kansas TKRRir0Rr,
County Of Jornscn.l s.
THOMAS J. BAILEY,
CHARLES p ?. BALDWIN, 0sn Action
In THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURr, sit
ting within and for the County Of johnson, in
said Territory.
THE object Of this suit is To receiver Judgment
l. far the sum of seventy-five dollars. with in
terest thereon, at the rate OF three per cent per
menih, from the Ilth day Of November, A. d.
is5s I'll paid, and the Gusts. and alsoto foreelose
{, Il +. Dare, on the 18th Gay Of August, A. ID.
ls5c. the following property, to wit: Lot three
~ Block thirts s-fonr ca; Lot twenty t2ol in
block thirtS mine (39): Lot twents EIGHT (2s) IN
Block forty two (i2l Lot fourteen tl4) in Block
sixts e ght (6s LoI three (3) in Block seventy
i've ts5); Lot four i) in Block seventy six Coz |;
and Lot four ~ in Block sevenis EIGHT (,sl, SIT
9ate in the town Of Olaihe. in the County OF
johnson. in said Territory. which said mortgage
w, Was aftsrMards transferred By the said Dare 10
the said Thomas j BAILEY.
IL appearing BY affidavit fled, that the deft.
Charles T.. Baldwin, does not reside in this Ter
rtoIy, Il Is therefore ordered that the said Chas.
+ baldwin !. by the 2lst day of May, A D.
ls59. answer the petition of the sa d Thomas .
Bailey. ag iinst him flsd in the Clerks Office Of
said Court, or the same will be taken as con-
fessed and judgment rendered accordingly
In testiman, whereof, |, Willism Rny. Clerk Of
private seal. Ohere bei6g no seal Of .fiee provid-
ed) NJ Olathe, in said County and District, this
the 3lst day of March, ls59.
WILLIAM ROY. Clerk. IL. 81
Ut. BARRIs. PlH 5 Att'y.
April OH. ls59-5w.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
LAWREN CE FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE WORKS.

KIMBALL BROTHERS have now in oper~
~ tion their Foundry and Machine Works,
and are prepared to furnish Mill Work Of al
GINES, HORSE POWERS, 81 GAR MILLS,
THkESHING MACHINES, and oil kinds Of
Machinery needed in Kansas Having long felt
the need Of Works Of this kind ourselves, We
have fitted up our manufactory withsa view to
the wants of Kansas, and feel confident VIC can
give perfect satisfaction to all wishing Machine
~. Give us n call before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid t. repairs. Old Cast
Iron wanted. klMBALL RROTHEkS.
August % So
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
The Celebrated Jack, "s1lks,"

WILL stand tho present season at the stable
w Of Dr. Barker. four and a half miles west
Of Lawrence. This Jack has twice been award
ed the FIRST prize If so b. the Ohio State Boa d
of Agriculture and also the first prize Of SO 90
the New York Ssste Agricultural Society. he
stock gstter and six years ia in June He was
sired b son Of 'Oid Warrior'-the mnstfsmous
Of the good stock OF Kentucky. His dam was q
WARRIOR Jennet He cost. when two years pld,
$3.50, and / introduce him 70 the farmers OF
Kansas without fear af competition.
TERMS Ten dollars for the season..
III. j. BLISS.
PSI would like to farm few good mares
Thorough bred Suffolk Pigs for sale.
April 2, 59-3.s
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
The American Trade. Company.

w hh1 tne5 nldHuihcIuIe
w TIE AMERICAN SMOKER,
Consisting of great variety Of unique and
beautiful patterns of Cigar Tubes; al-o, several
varieties 0f Pipe Tubes. The peculiarly about
these articles is that each one is arranged so as
to receive a damp Sponge through which the
smoke Of the burning Cigar or I Tdbaeco has to
pass on its way tn the mouth This damp sponge
not only eools the smoke, but extracts from 1t
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 ttained except by using the
Turkish water jar. Their use will also greatly
promote the health of the habitual smoker and
preserve the sweetness Of the breath
THE AMERICAN CARPET HOOK.
Is n little contrvance for putting down car
pets without tacks. This is new article, which
has never before been upon the market. BUTT
possesses the merit Of enabling person TO put
down or take up Garnet Of the largest size in
general use in fifteen minutes, without any in
jury TO he floor or carpet, 1t is very cheap
cheaper in lifelong run than tacks-aud the great
facility with which even a servant can take up
and put down carpets, without 'ho possibility of
n mistake, renders it invaluable to the house
keeper.
THE AMERICAN PEN HOLDER i WIPER
Is q neat invention for holding a wet sponge,
into which the pen is thrust, always coming out
clean and rpads for use. A yerJ convenient ar
tlcle for the Counting House Desk and Library
Table.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
Civil Action.

KANSAS TEERIroRY,l 60
County Of Johnson.i So
CHARLES WILLIAMSON
VS.. y Civil Action
ALEXANDER E. MARTIN.
IS THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRr. sit
ting within and for johnson County, in said
Territory
TTHE object Of this suit is to recover judgment
i tor one hundred and ninety-six dollars.
(Si96) with interest at the rate If four per cent
per month, from the 4lh day of August. A. u
lsSs, md $50 solicitors fees and the Costs, and
also TO foreclose mortgage executed b. the de-
fendant to the plaintiff on the north east quar-
ter Of section twenty c ght (ss), in towHship
fourteen 10, Of range twenty three (e3), east of
the SIKH principal meridian, situate in the
tvunU of johnson in the said TERRITORY, con-
tainirg une hundred and sixty acres.
itappearing by affidavit. filed. hat the defend.
ant, Alexander l.. Martin, Is a nonresident Of
this Territory. 10 is therefore ordered that the
said Alexander +. Martin d b. the 2ist day of
Mas. a. u ls59. answer the petition Of the said
tharles Williamson, against him. flied in the
Clerk's Office OF said Court. or the same will be
taken a, confessed, and Judgment rendered ac-
cordinsly.
In lest mony whereof, |. William Roy. Clerk
of said O. urt. have hereunto set my hand and
private seal, (there being seal OF ,tice prvvid-
ed) ut Olalhe in said COUNT aud DIstrici, this
3lsJ dal Of March. leJ9.
WILLIAM ROY, Clerk. It.. 81
SHANNON, MCINTOSH 4 GIFFIN, Pif 5 AttSs s.
April 9th. le59-6w.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

0T 1t is said that the Delaware Indians
will receive payment of sixty thousand
dollars from the government in few days.
II they would give us one thousand we
would esteem it quite favor, and would
pass it to their credit.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

tT 1t gives us pleasure to state that
arrangements have been fully consum-
mated for the establishments of first class
book bndery and blank book manufac-
tory in this city. Orders have already
been sent forward for the necessary stock
and material, and the workman is already
with us. He will probably be ready in
three or four weeks to do any job which
NAV be ordered
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

~ A regular express and passenger
line to Pixies Peak, from Leaveuworth,
commences running on the 11.b inst
Forty wagons, drawn by over six hundred
mules. loaded with proyeHder. &C.. have
already been sent forward to stock the
Toute.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09

0T Money matters are said to be very
stringent in this locality at this time. We
need more capital in Kansas, and must
have it before we shall be as prosperous
as we ought to be. Two or three banks,
if organized on asafe basis, would help us
very much. Money is drawing from
three to five per cent. per month. and none
in market now with these high rates of
interest.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-09
The Subscriber

REGS leave to inform the citizens Of Law
- reuce and vicinity that he IT'LL continues TO
occupy his old stand. q and 30 Vermont street,
prenar a TO manufacture all XII ds uf