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KANSAS FREE STATE. CITY HOTEL A. S. Uerrit. Proprietor.

Cor. Third and Vine Streets, St. Louis, Jlo. CASH STORE. P.

RICHMOND BROOKS. ALL kinds of goods needed by emigrants and ettlers, for Bale cheap for cash at the LAWRENCE PIONEER STORE. Lawrence, March 28, 1855. nll-tf PROSPECTUS. OF THE KANSAS FREE STATE.

Be Just and fear not; let all the ends thou aim'st at be thy Country's, thy God's, and Truth's." A weekly Journal devoted to the advocacy of J. H. G. W. Taylor, Lawrence, Douglas, K.

T. LANE TAYLOR, ATT OR' YS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Having associated themselves together in the practice of their profession, will give prompt attention to any business entrusted to their care in the various Courts of Kansas Territory. Matrimony; or Phrenology and Physiology applied to the selection of congenial companions for life including directions to the married for living together affectionately and happily. 30 cyite.

Phrenology Proved, illustrated and applied accompanied by a chart, embracing an analysis of the primary mental powers in their various degrees of development, the phenomena pro rpiIE Proprietor of this well known House JL respectfully informs his friends and the public, that, notwithstanding the drouth and the increase in the price of provisions, his terms for transient guests will remain at his old rates of Chisa. Tlio last manifesto issued by the Chinese insurgent chieftain, Tak-ping-wang, is of cuusidcrablo religious import ante. At one blow, it abolishes the idolatrous and oilier suprstitous rites observed nt births and marriages directs young peopls to uttend doily service at church tsinuiaials tho Sabbath to be kept, requiring the presence alike of old and young on that holy day orders an appointed officer to conduct the religious services, and preach a sermon and authoritatively appoints, as the Free Principles of our Fathers of a pure July 10th, 1855. Political Morality, and of a Public Policy in $loO per day, and boarding and lodging at from $25 to $30 per month; boarding without lodsing at $15 per month, and that his table and other accommodations will remain as heretofore. His table will continue to be furnished with th duced by their combined activity, ana tne location of the phrenological organs.

Together with a view of the moral and theological bear Tha Charleston (S. Mercury tlm fi knrwlc.les tlio Mtironstitntionality ot tJic Fugitive yiave Lnw: "Of tl.o action M.i.ac-Iuisetts in abrogation c.f the Fugitive Wave Law liave no complaint to make. It win, from tho first, a nris-craMc illusion nnil worse in fact for it was nn infringement uron one of tlio must (Ik rl-licd principles of tlio constitution. The constitution provi.k-i tliat fitptivos lYnni labor, upon ilvinaml, shall ik-livcvcil up," but irc no power to to act In the affair. The tenth mncivlincnt to the constitution provides "tint the powers not dcleatel to the United harmony with the requirements of Christianity.

Its conductors believe tnat a recurrence to ing of the science. $1 25. these old landmarks of the P.epublic is necessa JAMES CHRISTIAN, Attorney and Counselor at Law, LAWRENCE, TERRITORY. Will attend promptly to all business entrnst-d to his care, in tho various Courts in the Ter-ilory. nll-ly Phrenological Almanac, with portraits, oc.

Phrenology and the Scriptures. An able ry to arrest the downward tendencies or the best the market atTords, ant the comfort of his guests will receive the unremitting attention of himself and assistants. Thankful for past nat- GREAT EZCITEMENT IN War on Hard Times Actually Commenced OUR Oity difficulties all settled Our town site now upon a firm basis And IIORXStlY FERRIL time, and to further the sacred cause of Univer though small work. By Rev. John Pierpont.

ronag, a continuance of the same is respectfully solicited. Respectfully, by imperial command, that the word of Ian 1, tf A. S. MERRITT. City market.

sal Liberty and the ree State is established to subserve in its own sphere that great Interest. It will therefore oppose the realization of the schemes of the Slavery Propaganda, in so aggregating the political power of the Union in the hands of a hereditary Aristocracy, as to JOEL WALKER. rrTHE undersigned respectfully begs leave W. H. CHICK.

(Joel, the holy books ol the Uld and isew Testament" the identical Protestant version of tho Bible commonly known and Are in their New Store Room, on Main Street, and are receiving their new and splendid stock of Spring and Summer Goods. There is no use to inform the citizens or Lawrence anil vi' iuitv. that he has otwnded the shop formerly give tou under torms the undispn commonly known and styled Cutslapp's WALKER CHICK, Wholesale Grocers and Forwarding and Commission Merchants, KANSAS, MO. ted control of the politics of the Nation, wheth- enumerating the articles, but we will simply ccupied by Messrs. Litchfield Burleigh, and prepared to furnish all who will patronize him sav.

he have, and are receivinz a full assort' with all the best kinds of meats, at the lowest veraon be made the text book for instruct ing the Chinese youth ia the whole em pirc. prices, no. 8 tf TURNER SAMPSOM. ment of Staple and Fancy Goods, comprising Cassimer3, Satinetts, Ye stings, Sheetings, Bleached and Brown Linens and Linen Goods of all kinds Dress Goods, Silks, Prints of new and splendid Styles, as cheap as Turner Sampson. A UCTION AND COMMISSION SALESMAN, Hew Eridge Crossing the Wakarnsa AT IILAM'OX ever.

Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Berages and Tissues. A fine stock of Gloves and Hoosiery; MARTIN BKVI3. W. H. KIDENOUR.

EE7IS HOUSE, S. E. Cor. of Court and Walnut Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO. BKVI R1DENOUR, Proprietors.

JAMES D. FOSTER Cor. of Seventh and Smith Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO, Lawrence K. T. no 8 tf also, FAMILY GROCERIES, Teas, bu rilUK nubscriber hn just completed liis new 1 hi il across the W.kanit a this point ami gars, Coffee, Spices, Flour, Meal, Bacon, DISSOLUTION.

travellers and emigrants from Westport, Kan- rp HE co-partnership heretofore existing be- nan, Independence, and iliflerent parts or tlio also Crockery Ware, trlass Ware, yueens Ware, Looking Glasses, Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, also, HARDWARE, Nails, Glass, Putty, i Cut Saws, Hand Saws, Knives ncr the tinn of Spittle fit uent, is tins uay State of Missouri, to Lawrence, will find this estate arc reserved to the states or to tlio people." Tie clause nhove confers no power, tut the r.aked derlarntion ft a right, and the power not being conferred results to the States its one of the incident. of iMivercignfy too dear to be trusted to the General Government. Onr Southern members strove for tho parage ot tho law, and" strove honestly; but it shows tho evil of our unfortunate condition, that in the urgency of our context with an aggrcive we lose the landmarks of principle to obtain an illusive triumph, we pressed the Government to asMimme a power not conferred by the instrument of it creation, and tocstabliidi rt precedent by which, in all after times, it will be authorized to assume whatver right may have no conditional organ oF enforcement and wearied with so many efl'orts to confine the "VTrASHlNGTON and Smith Presses, Card, dissolved, by mutual consent. All persons in delited are reqnosted to make immediate pay bo mmli tlw best road. And to Douglas Me-ruiiii-li, Topi-ka, Fort Riley, and all points neai aim uopper Presses.

Ihey ment to If. N. Uent, who is authorized to settle Dave ajso purchased the risrht to manufj-cture Chas. Poster's celebrated 'new Patent Hand Press. Type, Brass Rule.

Cases. Gallevs. Re all accounts. MA ITU KW II. bl'l 1 TLt.

HORATIO N. BENT. Lawrence, May 11, 1855. nol7-tf Klct, Composing Sticks, Chases, always kept on hand. All orders' for Printers and Book er tnat object is sougttt by imposing the institution of Slavery on the new States of the West by the renewal of the Slave Trade, by the seizure of the domains of other nations, by aggressions on the rights of the Free States "by whatever means it seeks supremacy, as tending to revolutionize our political to rupture the bonds of Union.

It will oppose the legalization of Slavery by the Territorial Governments, or in the Organic Laws of the new States of the West, as tending to repress the industrial and intellectual ac of their people, as subversive of Democratic Equality, as a corruptor of the public morals, and as at war with the spirit and teachings of Christianity. It will advocate the principles of Temperance as essential to social happiness, and seek the overthrow of the Liquor Traffic in the only way it can be reached by stringent Prohibitory Laws. It will seek the establishment of a thorough system of Public Instruction as the first necessity of a State, and as the basis of individual enterprize, social progress, and National wealth. It will advocate the cause of a Free Christianity, a Free Bible, and the Freedom of Religious Faith as the surest barrier against the' encroachments of a Foreign Tyranny, a Priestly Despotism, and of a debasing Superstition. It will not be the organ of any party, or enter the domain of partizan politics but will seek to maintain its principles by an appeal to argument and fact in a spirit of candor and conciliation, but with the earnestness that grows out of a conviction of their truth and importance.

To aid in the great movement of the emijira- Binders' material promptly filled. Jan. 1, 1855. tf. 12c.

Phrenological Guide. Designed for students of their own characters. 15 cents. Self-Culture, and Perfection of Character including the education and management of youth. Price 87 cents.

Self-made, or never made," is the motto. No individual can read a page of it without being improved thereby. Common School Advocate. Self-Instructor in Phrenology and Physiology, illustrated with one hundred engravings including a chart for recording the various degrees of development. By O.

S. L. N. Fowler. Price in paper, 30 cents in muslin, 50 cents.

Accidents and Emergencies: A guide containing directions foj treatment in bleeding, cuts, bruises, sprains, broken bonea, dislocations, railway and steamboat accidents, burns and Scalds, bites of mad dogs, cholera, injured eyes, choaking, poison, fits, sun stroke, lightning, drowning, Appendix by Dr, Trail. 15 cents. Bulwer, Forbes, and Houghton on the Water-Treatment. A compilation of papers and lectures on the subject of hygiene and hydropathy. Edited by Houghton.

$1 25. Consumption its prevention and cure by the water treatment. With advice concerning hemmorhage of the lungs, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, and sore throat. By Dr. Shaw.

87 cents. Domestic Practice of Hydropathy, with a form of a report for the assistance of patients in consulting their physicians by correspondence. By E. Johnson, M. D.

1 50. Errors of Physicians and others in the Practice of Water Cure. 'By J. H. Rouse.

From the German. 30 cents. Hydropathic Family Physician A ready prescriber and hygienic adviser, with reference to the nature, causes, prevention and treatment of diseases, accidents and casualties of every kind with a glossary, table of contents, and! index. Illustrated with nearly Three Hundred Engravings. By Joel Shew, M.

D. One large volume of 820 pages, substantially bound. Price, pre-paid by mail, $2 50. Hydropathic Encyclopaedia a System of Hydropathy and Hygiene. Containing Outlines-of Anatomy Physiology of the Human Body Hygienic Tendencies and the Preservation of Health Dietetics and Hydropathic Cookery Theory and Practice of Water Treatment Special Patholegy and Hydro-Therapeutics, including the Nature, Causes, and Treatment of all J.

W. ELLIS, above it, it i not only the best but the nearest rente from Westport, Missouri. There a NEW STORE A the where Groceries, anil all (bat emigrants require will be kept on hand, ami for sale a low as at any o'her point in the Trriiloiy. All the wants of the travelling community shall be supplied with lodging ami at all hours. Tlr-re is likewise established here a BLACKSMITHS SHOP.

re all kinds of Smithing is done with neatness and dispatch. load crossing at this place is tho only one that can be travelled ith heavily loaded teams, and this Bridire is the only one com DR. SCHAERFF. Late of Tkovidence, R. Office No.

7, New Hampshire Street, Law rence, K. T. "XT WHOLESALE and Retail Grocer. North and i orks, bpoons, and, in tact, a general assortment of articles in this line also, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, of all qualities and prices. In Ready Made CLOTHWG we challenge the Territory for a comparison of prices, quality or quantity.

Also, New Style of Ronnets, Silks, Satin, Straw, Leghorn, and Lace, of spring styles, tn great variety; also Ribbons, Flowers, Lineings, In conclusion we would say, we have taken great pains to get a stock of goods needed and suited to this market. We shall enter into competition with no ore, our motto being, "Live and let Live," and believing that a guicfc flp is better than a "slow shilling" we have put our goods down at the lowest possible living prices; all wo ask is an examination of our stock and prices. We charge nothing for showing our goods, and fancy ourselves that we can please the most fastidious. HORNSBY FERRIL. 16 tf.

side Main street, one door West of Baker Street, Westport, Mo. Also sole for the celebrated Central Draft Plow, the most complete that has been invented, and of lighter draught than any other. I would respectfully C. W. Babcock, JItkrnty and Counsellor at Law, Lawrence City, K.

T. Government to the limit- of legitimate powers, we arc pleaded to have askance: from another quarter, and if the question shall be determined in her favor we will request all Kansas lerritory to call and examine this superior Plow. Westport, Feb. 14. ly.

Ho Minerals or Poisons Used. DR. JOHN DOY, Hydropathic Physician. Oflice Main Street, Lawrence. S.

C. POMEROY, FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE Emigrant Aid Company, OF BOSTON, MASS. OJJict on Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, K. T. March 3, 1855 tf.

pleted across the Wakarnsa. he Bridge is safe, the ire low, and the banks of easy grade, In short the subscriber is determined todi in his power to make it tho interest of all travellers lo pas this way. N. H. Ill.ANTOX, Proprietor.

Klanton. K. July 3(, 155. No. 27.

Jan. jxoo. NOTICE. ALL persons who are indebted to A. Ptedr Weilhart deceased, are hereby requesete tion of Freemen for the sake of Freedom, it will collect and diffuse reliable information in ref.ird to the features, resources, and prospects of the to call at my office to settle Newton F.

Malott, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Bedford, Indiana. To Tlie Public. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Col. II. C.

Safford, has been appointed a Financial Agent of the Kansas Free State Society. By order of the Executive Committee. A. FINCH, Chairman. Norman Ali.en.

Secretary. Lawrence, K. Feb. It, 1B55. Administrator.

Lawrence, July 10th, 1855. IFm. I. Schaeref, M. D.

It Chicago anl Mississippi Rail Road. U. S. M. AND EXPRESS ROUTE.

Varmint! the Ureal Northern and Eastern Mitccrely rejoice in such a vindication of tlio constitution." Wc arc lel to nndemtand from the above that tlio opinions of the editor nf the Mercury accord measurably with our own viz that the federal gov i niaent has no right to have anything to do with slavery that it i altogether a Hiato institution. That the government had no right to enjw-t the Fugitive Slave Law, and that it should he repealed, that it haa no right to legislate or authorize slavery in tho territories, and therefore the Nebraska. Iliil should be repealed, yet we do not presume the Mer-flury is an abolition t. Wheeling Gazette. new Territories of the West, and with this view correspondents have been secured in Northern Texas, New Mexico, Oregon and California, as well as in the States.

Subscriptions and all other communications should be addressed to Mi llkr Elliott Kilby Ferguson, Attorney and Counccllor at Lax, INDIANAPOIIS, IND. NOTICE. THE Post Office will be open on Sunday as follows a. m. from 8 to 9 v.

si. from 12 to 1, and at no other time. Lawrence, T. July l'J, 1855. W.

Babcock, P. M. James Garvin, THYSICIAN SU.tGEON, Office on Main Stre Lawrence, K. T. Lawrence, K.

or to J. M. M. Wilson, Oxford, Ohio. Terms.

In Advance. One copy, $2 00 JOSIAH MILLER, Editors and R. G. ELLIOTT. Proprietors.

VIHMIMA HOTEL, ST. LOUIS, Itlo. I.MvON'IIaG on Main, Green and second it. tf nt. X.

J. H. J. tparr, Proprietors. WANTED a number of men to chop cord wood at Fort lliley, one dollar per coid will he given.

Augustus Wattles. Two Daily Passenger Trains. mm; Chicago and Mississippi h. r. I Splendid P.ism ner Stenmers, AM) UKIMJKEU, leave SI.

Louis daily, Sunday excepted. 'Winchester at K' inil' er at 4:00 P. M. rs run to Alton (23 miles) without laiMiinv, mid connect with tho Lxptrss Trains li.r t'bieao follows: l)y leaves Alton at 10 p. m.

do do do at 7 40 p. M. 'J'l iiihs pass via Carliiiville. Sprinville, Htooin-inion. Wilmintim and through to it hunt change of cars or baggage, arriv-1 1 ir as fidlows liav Kvpress 10 r.

m. Night 8 a. m. Douglas City Steam Saw Mill. OUR Mill is now in operation, on the Kansas river, a half mile below Douglas.

Lumber can he rafted down the river at nearly all seasons. Our best inch lumber will be sold at the For particulars enquire at this oitice. known Diseases; Application of Hydropathy to Midwifery and the Nursery. Designecf as a Guide to Families and Students, and a Text-Book for Physicians. By R.

T. Trail, M. D. Illustrated with upwards of Three Hundred Engravings and Colored Plates. Substantially bound.

Pre-paid by mail, $3,00. This is the most comprehensive and popular work yet published on the subject of Hydropathy. Of all the publications which have attained such a wide popularity, as issued by Fow J. R. McClure.

Attorney at Law, agent for the purchase and Sale of town lots and the selection or claims, will promptly attend to all business entrusted to his care. Pawnee K. T. mill at $3 per hundred, and thinner and infeilor Hinkle, Guild 365 West Front Cincinnati, 0. Doon3 Sash, and Blind Factory, Flaing Mill AND LUMRER YARD.

Our Factory is 00 by 120 feet, six stories high, qualities at proportionably less We ill, The Great Discovery KROLLERION FOR CURLING THE HAIR! T7' OR many years it has been the object of run tne mill, necessary, day and night to accommodate the public. with machinery for manufacturing Panel Doors, JOHNSTON, Mcdonald white. C. Albright. Attorney and Councellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, will carefully attend to all business entrusted to his care.

Pawnee K. T. epest study with chemists and others, to de TSash, Yunitian, and Panel Shutters, Door and produce a fluid that, applied to the hair, would jan24-3m Garden See 3s for Kansa3 Territory. Window Frames, Mantels, Base, Pilasters, Moulding, Weatherboards, White and Yellow rr it 1 5 hours. cause it to wave and curl equal iu beauty tcr the natural curl.

Tiine, from St. Louis to Chicc, CONNF.CTIOXS. Pine flooring, and Planed Boards lor the inside An article going the rounds of the ncw.pap-i.-, that in the last cla of We.it l'oint graduates the Southern States had not their proper fpiotaof students, and (he j.ro-lavery papers all over the laud, are greedily quoting the article iws hhowing an in-ctanco in which the South has not i's share of favor. The facts in the cae lake the wind out of the sad of those slavery apologist, and should rast a upon the cheek of our Southern neigh rjlIIE subscriber has 21 boxes of new assorted JL Seeds in Warehouse at St. Louis, which THE KROLLERION 33.

Slater, ORWAUDING AND COMMISSION MERCK ANT, No. 27 Levee. Also, Agent for finish of frame or brick Houses. Our work is I i I will be in Kansas by early sju insr steamer. Or ders received at my office.

Kansas Emigration. Feb. 21, 18a5. ler. Wells, perhaps none are more adapted to general utility than this rich, comprehensive and well-arranged Encyclopaedia.

N. Y. Tribune. Practice of Water Cure. Containing a Detailed Account of the Various Processes used in the Water Treatment, etc.

By Wilson Gully. 30 cts. Philosophy of Water Cure. A Development of the true Principles of Health and Longevity. ByBalbirnie.

30 cts. New Hydropathic Cook Book. By R. T. Trail, M.

D. A System of Cookery on Hydropathic Principles, containing an Exposition of the True Relations of all Alimentary Substances to Health, with Plain Receipts for preparing all appropriate Dishes for Hydropathic Dli. JOHN DOY. Lawrence, Jan. 1, 1S55.

framed iu the same manner as if made by hand uie oniy arucie evei onu.eu iu and superior to any othe Factory or hand work, I wl" fifipct tllis most desirable object. But three being thoroughly tested in a Drying Honso. four applications are necessary to curl it as Sash, Primed and Gla.ed With the advantage as may be desired and tor any length of of our lumber yard in Fulton, contaning several lme Fr0IT1 many testimonials ot those acres 700 feci of wharf. arc en- who have used it, the subscriber does not hesi-abled Yard, 'Manufacture, and sell Cheaper tate to warrant the Krollerion to give satislac-taan any other establishment in the West. Or- I tiojj, and prove as recommended all cases, ders filled for Boards.Fr8Diii.-r Timber, and Joist rhe receipe for making, widi directions for Kansas Nursery.

MIE subsci ibersjiave made arrangements for bringing into Kansas Territory a larire bors. the entrance, of tlio ill'- luit number of all varieties of FRUIT TREES, which they will deliver at ail the princinal ALON.O Cllll.n, O. W. CHILD. E.

W. FOX, N. Y. City. K.

G. MATT, S.C.MANSUR. CHILD, PEATT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE PKALERS FOREIGN AND POF.F.STIC HARDWARE CUTLERY, GUNS, RIFLES, No. 1 17 Main Street, third door north of the Bank of Missouri, SAINT LOUIS, MO. South had iu proper number live from the Slave States of every description.

AVe also manufacture mull points in the Territory, immediately after the use, will be sent on tne receipe or one uouar, post-oaid. The. ingredients will not cost over 12 cents. II. A.

FREMONT, Warren, Trumbull O. 10 3m. opening or navigation, which they will sell at hi Hint up wun me "Northern hoys, an me siavo oiazo-t together At rams connect wun eiiriiian SimUi'Tii and Central Railroad to all parts of the r.ant, making a direct communication by liliii.i I fim th'j Lower Mississippi to the Healmard. At Willi Express Trains for Indianapolis, t'iiiciiinal Louisville, and all portions of Indiana and Ohio. At Cihiauo With Galena and Beloil Railroad, maKin this route the only reliable and expe.

dilioiis rout to Central Wisconsin, Galena, Dubuque. St. Paul, and other points on tin llj'pir Mississippi. At Connects with Rock Island R. R.

lor Ottawa, Peru and Rock Island direct rout" to Central Iowa. Ar fli.ooMiNGToN Willi Illinois Central R. It. for and point 4 imrllt ami south on that road, and stages for Peoria. At SvKiNiiKiELn With Great Western II.

It. for Ijeeatur, Jacksonville. Naples, and at various stations with pood.stagc lines for different points in the interior. (J Through tickets to all places above Mentioned, can be obtained at the olllces of the Michigan Central, Michigan Southern and other railroad olllces in St. Louis, and at Ticket Office in A un.

Tickets for Chicago and intermediate points Packing Boxes, Ice Chests, and Shower Baths. Country Merchants will find it to their interest to keep our articles for sale. Discount to Dealers. Terms Cash. Eiansas and Ketoraslta Portable Cottages, Pontaininf two or more rooms, which can be nut.

the lowest possible prices. Orders left with S. N. Wood, Lawrence, or forwarded to us at Pottawatomie Creek, (Westport, P. will be promptly attended to.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. Strayed or Stolen. J. Lowrey Speer, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Cer.eral Establishments, Vegetarian Boarding-Houses, Private Families, etc. It is the Cook's Complete Guide for all who "eat to live." Paper 02 Muslin 87 cts.

Science of Swimming. With Instructions to Learners. Illustrated. 15 cts. Water Cure in America.

Over Three Hundred Cases of Virions Diseases treated with Water. With Cases of Domestic Practice. 1,25. Water Cure applied to every known Disease. A New Theory.

A comnletc Demonstratien W.VL G. VV. PARTRIDGE. Pottawatomie Creek, K. Feb.

21, 155. only one more tliuii The State r.f Ts'uw Vt.rk nuluatecl tv More tlitiu the tritire States. Sueli fact show the influ. iice the peculiar institution, ami necl tin comment. JIcniM.

NE small black and white cow, with crum up and taken down in a few hours. A sample Kft anon mir Our ltilla Iriim Land Apent. Particular attention paid to buvin2 and Bellini: town lots. in pled horns, and ears disfigured by dogs. ALSO two heifers a year old, one ot a roan P.

M. VAIL, Attorney at Law, Office 55 Pine St. Louis, JWo. the Editor's room, Tribune Building, Law 10 to 20 per cent, below Louisville Prices. hill of prices can be seen at this oflice.

rence, K. T. Post Office address Kansas, color, Wltliout marks; uie outer a vvime one with red spots on the neck and faintly marked with a brand on the left hip. Jackson co Mo. SPECIAL attention paid lo Collecting, Conveyancing and Notarial Business.

No. 13 tf. The cow when last seen naa a cnain on nor LAWRENCE EATING SALOON. AsKCDoTE OK AsiUlliW There a fine sketch of the life oF An KING'S HOTEL, foot and is supposed to have been driven away HAVING recently opened an excellent Eating Saloon, at No. 2i, Massachusetts ilrew Jackson in the January nmnlier of Corner Vine and Second Streets, St.

Louis, Mo. WE take this method to inform the public, that we have taken the new, large and commodious house to be known as "Kind's Ho the undersigned respectfully solicits the patron Jlnrper Ainon other by some urover passing turougn. ine cauie are the property of R. II. Pearson, of Hickory Point.

Any information which will lead to their recovery, will be rewarded, if left at this office. age of the public. He ill spare no pains to ftcuoies is the winch we uo not can ie nan on ine at t. L.ouis, on the steamers, and at Ticket Offices of the prepare Ins table with the best tne market at J. H.

COLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKAI.ER IN' (JROCER1ES PKOVISIOXS AND Cabinet Furniture. HE is now in receipt of his winter stock of goods which consist of the following articles: 100 sacks salt. 30 white beans, 50 bbls. rectified whiskey, Company. fords, and is determined to be surpassed by no other establishment in town.

Meals can be pro K. I ju MtUAi, superintenilrnt. January 1, ls'ift. cured at all hours. The subscriber also takes pleasure in announc ing to the public that he has opened, in connection with the above establishment, a comforta BOOT SHOE MANUFACTORY Main street, South side, Jive doors East of Post Of.cc, Westport, Mo.

rp HE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand an excellent assortment of Boots, Shoes, and Ladies' wear home made and Eastern. He attends promptly to all orders, and in every case uses the best French and Eastern stock. HENRY SHOEP. January 31, 1855 2m. ble and convenient tel, situated at the corner of Vine and Second streets, iu the most business port of the city, and only one square from the river.

The Proprietors of this Hotel pledge themselves to spare no pains or expense to make this one of the most desirable for men of h-siness and the traveling public in general. The s-iiiior partner of this house, George I. King, would take this opportunity lo return his grateful acknowledgments lor the very liberal patronage extended to him while proprietor of the Missouri Hotel, and solicits a continuance of the favors to the new Ho ise. KING HARRP! January 1, 1855. BOARDING HOUSE, of tho advantages of the Hydropathic System of curing Diseases showing also the fallacy of the Allopathic Method, and its utter inability to effect a permanont cure.

With Appendix, containing the Hydropathic Diet, and Rules for Bathing. By Raussc. 87 cts. Water Cure Manual. A Popular Work, embracing Descriptions of the Various modes of Bathing, the Hygienic and Curative effects of Air, Exercise, Clothing, Occupation, Diet; Water-Drinking, etc.

Together with Descriptions of Diseases, and the Hydropathic Remedies. By Dr. Shew. 87 cts. Water-Cure Almanac.

Illustrated. 6 cts. Combe's Thysiology. Applied to the Preservation of Health, and to the Improvement of Physical and Mental Education. With Notes by O.

S. Fowler. 77 cts. Chronic Diseases: especially the Nervous Diseases of Women. By D.

Rosch. From the German. 30 cts. Digestion Thysiology of. Considered with Relation to the Principles of Dietetics.

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By remember to Lavo met with before. While ho was connected with the armv, an officer complained to him that pome, of the Boldiers were niacin a great noise in the tent. What are tliey do-ing' asked the General. They are praying now, but have been tinging," was tho reply. "And is that a crime?" asked Jackson with emphasis.

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