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GRAEFEEBEBG
RErAIL PRICEs.
pinrrhaa. DYsenlerr. ChOIsra. &s.

We bgye the Gtao onhefe Dysutey Syrup used in
cases Of bowel complaints m all their varied iorh s. rom
mple 0nseutss 20 malignant cholera aud we can hp A
OF ~ ~ Tie highest toms, aud recommend WIN conn,
dcnce. Whether the Is mild severe recent o q"
long standing It cures surely aud enN no bad elects De
hind. .-.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres Board Aldermen, N. Y.
CITY. -
T. K. DE FORREST, NJ D., Board Of Heallh, Y.
City.
TIL HUBBARD, NJ. d.. Board Of Health NY. CITY
C,H. DISBROW, Episcopal Clergyman, SUFFOLK, va.
II. VI BAR>TOW ,ts Pine street, My Cuy,
pANib PlrMAN. Court street, Boston, Mass
GEORGE STOUDlNGER, Board Of Aldermen, New
ark n. j.
A. W TAYLOR, Captain U S. Army.
J. X HART. Clev' land Plain Dealer, Ohio.
VIM. FARRAND. Cleveland, Ohio.
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NOTTCE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ Propo Is viii be received at the office the City Ciw
I,lueer uf he City Cf Cleveland uull ~ O'Clock Me-
lgus 18TH 1859 the grading, grayelng and improve
M uf Eucil street. between the Public Square uud kHo
street s1 for The grading and imp owing ul Michigan
street, 10, entire length.
Plans and SPECIFICATIONS be seem and more particular
Information odlnne, said Engineer office, on and amer
lhr sIh inst an
ceut b1ud requiring the bidder To enter into contract al
the pc,s named IA his proposal should the same be ac
copied. ...
T4e Board of City Improvements invite tho submission
bids resetyul the light 90 accept rlect the sum0.
a., oIder of the Board: JOHN MHlTELaW W,
susg,242 Cuy Clyl Engineer
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In July 1856 was taken with an ordinary
psiut, for which neglected taking any remedies hoprg
nmenced passing aud blood, and grew weak
that unuble to half days work 1 applied 20
phySiCars was osed first with opiates neN with pills
gt nitrate OF siytr TOOK inltclpns OF nitrate u sNeI uu
doing L next took various hoWe remedies, recon-
auy food Again returned the Of the physicians,
aud was dosHd with any quantity Tho 81 pow erlt
usrugens known to the Oessun, but all 10 no urp So.
In May 1856 after having he disoase overtn months
lEuunt southern type. was rtcummended TO take the
Graeienberg Dyse erv Syrup, which did IN less than
geHy tou hours after commencing sshse The disease Wga
completely checked feat winch el en- dhtreut ply sclan5
hau unable TO accomplish Atthis time also CONE
meuceI daily abutOns wuh cold water and since
have enjoyed excellent heu tia
used but portion Of bottle TO accomplish this good
work and since bov els have been very regular
eyacunting On msoves once day.
FHmWy Experience uhhesht llsly pohoulcp l tuo
best Dysoutey medicine ever made, bnd would heartily
recommend to every with liEe difficulty. I'm
lod make this statement the pu lie, through gratitude
for the BLESSING mas conferred upon and through The
hope that others like afflicted may reap the benefit Of lis
Ofoo Of Cleveland Pain Dealer
Having had an opportunity your talu tblo medicine
bowel complaints the Gra feuheg Dgsgnery Syrup in
my fmi must cor lay recommend il as ulirdug ear
and Efficient relief ln such cas- lt acts IKE uouect
charm and doubt that when 1t is we'll known
as lbs merits demand will annrd relief t0 thussuds
sorcly gniiced. MORRIS FRANKLIN,
Pres Board af Aldermen and Acting Mayor n y
have had an Upporunity of witnessing the effect Of he
especially those Of severe character aud have no hest
taon in snyug that is admir- bly, aiaped for The cure OF
these diseases. T. Il. d FORREST, NJ d,
Crotsn Water Comm'r and Alderman, n. y
C Forsae by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out The State
II b. KINGSLEY Cleveland,
augs Agent tor OHIO.
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NT0TI0E To OONTRACTORS.-

NOIlCE IL JUN OIlo -
Proposals will be received al tho once o me Sly Il'
Inesr mi tbe ty Of lgvtand. unit ~ o'clock NJ Au-
ust 5h 1859 for The grading balaSting ana paving he
c1rragcuY and curbug the sdeWalks On Nhe} au stleo'
bel,yeeu superior and Center streets
dus are reques ed 10 state IN their proposals me pnre
rr cur VA lor walton, per square loot lur paving
with Nediuu sands $50 called, N Y and per square
oot for pa,iug Sauuusky limestone Nsepurhlcyl anu
/ nrr liuenI oUt Tor curb aud ere sswalk Stone.
plans and specifications he seon ana more phTcuar
information Cun be uutantu' NJ hHu hhsIeol ul-S' "u
| and after the Sth inst ,, "A,
tarh utoposal must be accompanied ny soou ana SUN
Client bnnd rguug tho bidder to enter into contract At
lie prce named Ia his proposal should the sans be ac
! Cept ..-..- mimi. -
The Board Of City improvements invite tue submission
Of bids resery ng lilo ught 10 aceep or lect y sue
BY order o. tue Board JOiiN VIII i.AW ~
az 5,iW.24 CITY tivIi ~ glneer,
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NTOTIOE is HEREBY GIVEN, thai

the business connection between the subscribers
s by lis own uu itati1n The hrst day Of April 1858,
ana iha oil persons indebted eTeio. 70 iet Agent
mo nor hy VurUd pay n siue 90 Elshn uy or his
Auornty whose receipt will be iu dis, haIsei aud 20
whom HE books and papers OF The ate hrm are hereby
transferred. null ,,
ps The atfsrs of the above old lumber business Is
b IL Is gutenssaTy tina all indebted 70 lt should uako
p,oapt payment and thereby prevent IA, necessity OF co
erCye measures AeiolAfA ALoh'
aug1:dtw Gw2w;.44
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Gur0mure,
Boarding,

BOARDING. - The House No. "a
ID Public Square, and by rho stouu Churrh-oue tue
peasantest locations n the cyhas teen thoroughly rr-
paired apd IS now ouen for Bolrlers Fames wishius 20
furnish ho nwnrouuh equ 90 accommodated wth lurse
auu convenient rooms aud bedrooms, and Single hoafdrt
ard Day BotrdCrs viii fluid good Accommodation uu rca
sOnube terms Ladies not excluded. References klYtu
and received, apnh20 ), W hukklfI
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sANFORD'S
Liver ImVigOPatOP

NEVER DEBILIrATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
l. FROM GUM, and has hecOmo au established fact a
standard Medicine, known and approved by an who nave
used H. aud resurted 10 with confidence In n he
Diseases for which ~ uuendpd.
IL has cured thousands within the last two years
who had gwen all hopes LOT relief us ihe Uumrrpus
unsolicited certificates iu|- my possession how
The dose must be ud utCd - uD tfe temperiu at of the
individual taugit, and us r. 1d IN such guan m Ms tg
act equity on the bowels. =
Let the dictates OF tsuT = .udemeBt guido Won Ina tbe
use Of the LIVER N-SVIGuR AVOIf, and h
will cure Liver Gomez plants, HiliOus Az.
tuCkB1 Dyspepsi uJ@.ChrOnic DinrrhOpn,
= u IA M m ~|p % tutH, DysPute-
rvs DrOpsyt SQurEi stomach HRbitunI
COstlNeneHsJ -, NhOt--lC3 Cholera, ChOlp-
fu mOrbuss ChqlernJ| II n fuutum, Fintu-
iouces uumd ! G e. - Female ~ MeuLncss-
esq ana m y ot ussl sue '-es,tuiy as uu OhDtNA-
~ y A ~ q "A + (ls i%'ihuusnnds C1u tgsfi6 J. il
TWENTY MINUTES lFI.IFWO OR THREE Ig'a
SPOONFULS ARE TAXI @lEN at commencement of
attack.
Al who use Il are giving their testimony iu lis favor
EFy MIX water 30 the uth with the IN VIgDR rpR
and swallow both Iugethor
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
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Transportation.
1859.

S18GA 1859.
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION GO,
WILL during the present season. run their well Known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdensburRh a. OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming a TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEAiI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
wsukee and intermediate Ports,
Counoctug at ogdsnsburgh with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. R Route,
Between
Ogdensburph, Burlington. Concord. Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
Aud at osvego with the
New Oswego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bet,oesn osVegO, Troy, Albany and Nsp York
Connecting alsoa Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Ounkirk, Cleveland and Sandusky, and La
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports
CT Property forwarded by tins Line viii be subject 10
/ but one transhipment.
Cy- Merchandise marked IN. T. Co Express J, wi be
forwarded fr m New York hv Etpress Freight Train
owl the New York Erie Railroad, and promptly ior
| warded from Dunklrk.
~ These Lines connect nj Cleveland with the Cleve
| land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
| MYERS Agent N t Co No. III Broadway, N y, 80
| J. l., WARNER, Agent Mt Co., No 9CGnu Shp,N1
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. 4. Co, No % sta.e street
A. CUSHAAN Agent V c. Line No. los State Street
| Boston.
| CHAS s TAPPAN. cor 9th and Chestnut st., Phiia.
| Y p CHURCH. Agent, Rouse's Point, N Y =, o.
| c l. THOMPSON, Treas. N. I. Co, Ogdenshutsht n
GEORGE PARKER Age
| HOVEY CRAWFORD Oswego n, Y
S ID CALDWELL, Agent Dunkirk.
| PELTON n BREED. Cleveland.
| j. s. CHENOWETH s. Co, Cincinnati, o.
| ] r McBETH, Agent Saudusky
VIM r WAi KER, Agent, Toledo
| E. r. MA rHEWS. Agent, Detroit, Mich.
]. Il. CRAWFORD, Miw9ukee Wis
o J HALE
MoHFNRY & BARKER, Racine Wis
MATHER & CO, Chicago.
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa
| II p. WIBORG co, Fulton City, IN
| FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office of the Northern Transports taton Company(
Cleveland Feb. 18th. 1889 5
u Nlrne t1aHtf
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Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

-nN The NV BNIl, EUUIlLI ~ u =, n. =
al August 1859 ct O'Clock p. Nv at he door 0i Tue
Crt House on the Public square. IN the CITY u CltVe-
land viii DO sold to the highest bidder one-ouFIh inter
IN IN ibe fol lowing described real es ate, TO WI
First peceSituatC IN the clty OF leVe uuu IN ne Cu
ty uf Cuyauoga, and state of ono, 9rlnR laI. vt ~
1873 leet deep. . ~ ,.5, d. ..il .,,- IN, t,,
corner of Moore sud Hicks Streets having 90 eet ioh on
Hlcks street, and 1865 feet deep "a Moore ltel s,s.
hr pipCe-Beiug Sub Lot No. 2s2t IN sad CITY ohhB
ON Pearl Street, 49lG feet front. -. .,-, ,,
The fourth interest y l@sI @ piece app'SN'u KS Oh
al - - $50 90
D. l. SEXTON,
Guardian of Henry W sexton.
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AYERS
A q u Il Gu II h .

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent FeUer. or Feoer and AgHe, Remit
tent FeUer, chill Fcger Dumb Ague, Period-
ical Headache, or Bilious Headache and BIZ
ious FeUers-iadeed, for the Dhoie class of dis.
eases originating in hillary derangement,
caused 5y The malaria of miaSnatic countries
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ItHNR TH7S NAIE.-T UhD . q n 7
no the command ot order Of sale issued from tho
Court of Common Pleas OF Iuynhoga COM u az we SUI
Nf IoUnt,nn ~ Kelly pl''n 8g -nst owen II Kelly ana
others defendants at being proceeding in palt9n TO
me- rect,d sha ultr for ale at buc hucton aJ the
door of lie Courf House. corner OF neci aud Chumplh
reefs in the CITY Of Cleveland, IN the sad County, on he
Y7i An, Of August 1859, O'Clock = NJ Of sad day the
aoying described real estate - wit; Situate IN The Cy
6f it yeluud n tn Ouny of Cuyuhoga, and state OF
OHM bus III SO. .threef9)W William Cases Subdivision ol
lots Nos lao 4l aud li2 said lot einB ihry et front on
On "A rear street Appi sed at 510O Also, lot No ~
and the iIualy interest in lot No l72 (beug the whOlt
nT p lot ator deductng the dover estate OF lahnu b
Kelly las sned hsteiu) IN John NJ. Woostys SuOdVls,
alIn mtnt of the use Of tltve and aud IS bounded
u1r byestCr IN front by OhI street, mort easerY hy o
No I7 rv ia By Gardener lane aud south
yyo.cry Inv Iut 73 aud is fifty ieet IN width and one
and lid residuary interest in said lot No 12 apPrasS az
sl AZ The dover interest in lot 12 Will be Sotd making
| IA cumplata title TO said lot, .-.,.... - 81, "a.
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Rates Of Fare

CLEVELAND d TOLEDO RAILROAD
First class, CloveluId u De rnIt............S 90
ttftt class. Cleveland o. Chic $40 90
81 lugIs......... y %
" FOI. LtuyolwoTth 26 90
Do 81 JuseuL,........ 70 so
T-s FIeght will hr th uy fhr Iowa City
uf>i Louis, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. al asloT
tatrs us hy amy utbvrruuiu
Cleveland. Feb 5-ebi6HCmsH GsnTickst A'st
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fassA Nv g-kzi---ia SS--ss..sis ts.-st% Ssr -tft
6tlEN ELAND AND MAH0NIN4
~ RAIL ROAE-TlhE TABLE, No 10.
IotgEe elect on and aror Thursday February TO- $50
GOING EAST GOING WEsT
CltUsiaHd 90 EJuHgs- lIJwigS'Dtra 10 Ci,o4
fCtFH. lH.d
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4 CURE WARRANTED

Dr. AMOS & son have devoted their attention tKclu-
svay tins peculiar class of malaUI sand the relief they
have consequently beru enabled 20 euderheu fellow ctea
fully testified and gratefully aCknuw lodged hy con
patients aud others daily uTrvlng IN town from W
parts the country the express purpose ny of consul
atiOns while hoe Neruus have been crt ed by the most
signal udva ges yet from what they have experienced 40
HquiHr the causes of these Infectious cumnaluts
from simple condition 90 that of the most dan
ger aud uy,tear0 they have always nteTtuned th
possibility their prevention, aud removal and likewise
invariably Ound TINT the most horrible and malignant forms
of di could almost invariably he traced TO OF the
following causes Ignorance, neglect ortha brd elect sol
Wsk1ltlul and Improper treatment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IA dsCoyeruug IN thoS election Of
heir remedies, safe eHectua and cautious courso omit
ting all combination of remedies VIII Ch bear equvucal
cha ucer we'll those whose premature OF inudci us
CiIn might be productive u bad consequences n the
lds u private individuals. In short the luudable end u
.lrromedus is the lessgulng of great mass ut human
10y the alienation, relief and pTeyGuuuH OF lhOst
risyous acuns at are In Cally the secret foes of '
and which, while they extensively surround uscu hluui
skill and mtorie renee in their determination.
COUNTRY INVALlDS
PersguS ia any part of the world may be successfully
treated hY forwarding correct detail Of theis case, with
| remittance for medicines &c.
! address, Dr. AMOS SON, corner Main aud Quuy-sts
I Bufftln
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For August.
964.

&c, &C. 6e.
e. An tho NEW York DATLtES delivered TO sub
aoTbers their residences, before o'clock A. n lwen
tyfour hours after their publication in New York, at Egh
] W. SCHUCKERS
iV22 ga GuDeriCr st uDpOsrte Post Office
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CLEVELANU FEMALE SEMINARY

S.. N SANFORD, A. M, Principal.
oi lbs
M rs
pRfN hyrgun euo oapl
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS,
ualm in n Itcm valuRe o
b,ti 81 it1uil lwniN
nrroue
anapi
Clr
N,y T,n sTnu4iy, Sept 81 % n
Fc .r%GTm"to, Rnsael
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MO ONE REMEDY is LOTTDER

~
IN called for bv the necessities of the American people
than aud safe Fever aud Ague. such
eds euab, ed To offer with perfect certainty
that will eTudcu the dsse, and with assurance
led proof that no harm arise from lts use u
quantity.
That whch protects from prevents this disorder must
he of imUsse service la the communities lu which
walls. Prevention Is better than for the patient
apes tho uk winch he must IN violent attacks o Tins
poison Fever aud Ague from the system and prCves The
aayelOpmen ut the disease Il taken on the rs Hppruuch
OF Us premluiO symptoms. II only the best
edy discovered for hs class Of complaints
The cheapest The large quantity supply for 90 lar
brings within the reach of every body; anu IN bilious LIs
uc's where Fever and Ague revus every body should
have II It and freely both aud pro-
reach Of allhe poor well as tho II H. great superb
Of this Other discovered for the
speedy aud certain OF cmtents is, that Conuus
no Qnnlne Ur mineral consequently Il produces uOqnnlsm
Urutuer Hlu 'Ous elect whatever upon the constitution
Those cured by 1t left heuuy # they had never
| had the diseaie.
Fever and guc is not alone the consc quoucc o. the mia
poison. great variety uf disorders its
rfltatOu which NeuTalgu, Rheumatism, Guut,
Headache Blindness TuOthaChe, EaraChe Caturrh, As-
ma Pa pitatuI, Painful Affection Of the Spleen Hysler-
lcs, Paiu In the BOw9s, CoC PARALYSIS, aud Denugo-
nant "t he Sigmash AL Of which when nainating I'M bis
This "CURE" GNpes the poison from he blood, aud
IqurutlY them all ake II suuluvalube protection
To immigrants aud persons travelling ortPmphrariy residing
ia malaruus districts II taken occasionally daily
white exposed TO the Infection. that will be eNcrGted nom
The system, and CaEnO accumulate sufficient quantity
rpen into disease Hence IL valuable pro-
tents # they avail themselves of the protection this
! DIV
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pbpsitiaus & Surgeons.
NEW TlREATM ENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensary
Established tor the cue nj
Dyspepsia, Ge0erai Debility, FeUer and Ague,
Asthma LaciDieHf Consumption, Iqtrm-
ities Of Youth and old Age dc.
Ey NO MERCURY USED. .&5
DR.. AMOS & SON,

Corner OF Main aud Quay streets, BUFFALO, N
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS In
- the State who are member of the Royal College n
Surgeons, London May bs consulted from oclscH no
the morning until 9atugh every and symptom OF
disease The treatment they adopt IS the results upwards
OF thirtY extensive practice in Europe and ericg
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4 M0sI acIENTIFIC INVENTION
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICUIAR NOrICE.

An "srument for the cure of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly ku 7mlual Weakness, sc Can be peimH
men y cured fifteen dry to two months hy ur use
of this instrument when used Cuuluntly with medicines
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Al hour quite as oary as any of the Cleveland papers ar
delivered
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-30


The aew County Board. of Supervisors
held its first meeting on Monday last, and
Organiksd BY sleetisg C. C.Gadnblaas ohairC
man for the ensuing term. We understand
that they had quite an, interesting session.
About the first and best thing they did was
to rescind the order of the old Board ma
king apprqp5atioss .sforistbez erection OF
County Buildings. twill be time enough
I'd tax the people Cor the purpose of build
ing Court House and Jail when they are
needed. at present we can see no use for
them; especially if they are to be bull, b
the people; most Of whom win be "put to
their last trump this season to raise money
enough to pre-empt their farms before the
sales take place. SSfi
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-30

:. .t:oid John Brow NJ and Mr.. Kagi, made
speeches. al Cleveland. %. recently, upon
the past difficulties in Kansas. Brown, in
his concluding remarks, says, .ethat he was
an outlaw, the Governor of Missouri having
offered q reward of three thousand dollars
and the President two hundred and fifty
more for him. He should never submit to an
arrest, as he, had nothing to gain from, sub
mission, but he should settle all questions
on the spot if an attempt was made to take
him. The liberation of those slaves was
meant as a direct blow to slavery, and laid
down bis platform that, he considered it his
duty to break the fetters from any slave
wheEe. y, bad the ePportuaity.;s'! '!7-Lina Co.
Herald. -. = =. = - - -,
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-30

Road MATrERs.--A. Leonard, Esq, and
Mr.. A. ID. Searl, two of the commissioners
to locate the Territorial road from this city
to Emporia via Superior, Commenced the
preliminary survey yesterday. This is one
of the most important roads in the Terrific
ry, and we hope the commissioners will ex-
ereise ens nsrIpws and short-sightea spohcy
IN its location It will be the great thor
oughfare for the upper Neoshe, Cottonwood
and EWhteBater seetionso of the country.
and should be located with reference to the
impense amount of travel and trade which
must shortly pass over Laurence Re
publican. -
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-30

q. A writer in the N. Y. Courier and En-
quirer, who knows as thoroughly the mat
ters ofgwhich he speaks as any one, says
'the adoption Of Slavery by the New Mex
lean Legislature. under the Governors die
tatiop. is the result Of, asdecree from Wash:
ington, issued to holding officials by
a slavery extending. Administration. The
people Of New Mexico are opposed ten %
one.S one hundred to one. to slavery in any
form, aud The first Legislature that assem-
bles, free 10 act in the premises, will unani-
monsly repeal the edicts Of the propaganda. -
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-30

A Bill has passed the Legislature of Ar
kansas, requiring all free negroes to leave
that State BY, The year I $780, FAEArs King,
of Little Rock, a free colored man, and a
long resident Of that place, adyertises his
property for sale, a valuable house, and sew,
eral lots. with out houses, fruit trees, and
every thug which would constitute hap
py and comfortable home, in any place, ex-
eept a slave state. In case all free colored
people do not leave Arkansas, within the
time specified, they viii be sold into slave
ryi Reader,-remember that. modern de-
mocracy sustains this abominable systemi
Linn Co. Herald. -. -zl.i ---' -
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-30

Since quF last issus several small eompa;
nies have Notwithstanding for the gold
mines, the names of all of whom we have not
learned:1 ON yesterday we took farewell
shake" of the. honest hands of our friends.
Messrs; JAS. w. and R. W. Randall, and
W. NJ Young The Cleveland, Ohio.
company, under the charge of Az Hicks,
and the Iowa company. and also Messrs
Aaron Miller and George Greene started in
the early part Of The week They win be
followed in the early part Of next week by
our young fellow tqwgsmenS Aessrs. IWm-
ii. Kendall and Jos. a. Fuller. Success to
them all, say we, Tor they certainly deserve
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