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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

NTRW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
II YORK 70 ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER, snd GEN
EsFE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open and IN connection
h The BuHeo Corniur and New York and New-Iclk and
Sne R.irosds Tms direct route rom New'foFs 70 kooh
ssteT. .., -,
m Afforded BY wide cars renders i BY Tar ihe os des
ri between the above-named cities
kes csn be procured the EewYoTk and Enc hsro.A
cfet Oce foot Of Datue-s and Ne l5 Brosdway $40 "a
ieTsey City.
Bssgego checked through
Freisits r transported berwsea keE Tors ant moss
ter with dispatch Any inoTsou desired IN feg-o tnereI
sau be obtained By calling upon tho 6eneTA Fiesht Ase
ne Newly srL md Ere Railroad, Eue Buildinss, or g
FAPPAN FTpress Freight Agent, No l9S Brosdway
No trans che Buffalo, Corning and NS" OK %
sunday. J. a. hfsHriShp' 11poI-ee--
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
OPrOSITInN tn RAILROAD MONnPOLY-

Nj iNSllIiN Z" hAiLhAiAD NONDIVLl- -
~ CiANGf 30 ZINE ard REDUCTION of FARE. aut
even osy The sare plce. tAkk 0hLl IS s'ns 20 SAG
HARHOR, GRFFN 'ORT and ORIENT POINT Passengers
teketse ttf, e. Essibanpon AID Southampton os ~ p
s,p o.t ard champion for A. n.c ~ ccnis Fare 2
hOtItfOkT 20 oeufs. PORT JEFtEkSON y GEMS On
end ar ~ 90 1855. until further Ice the splendid nos
o. tr - T. ND BELLE, Captain J. Post, Jr, vi cave
~ 81 b. StNsrne Market lipoa TUESDAY, THURS
DAl sno AiOhnAY, st9 A. making rho aooye ieDdngi
eac sIiiY.i st "a Hs,tr s- ~. Returning vii leave
SsS lisIl a. MONDAY. WHINE DAY md FRIDAY a.
~ 'r.~nP r = 0den. pa,ui s;i5; Port Jsher D. NJ
hoib r VI fkklDNr al bs reccired BY en sgt1t 90
~ ohsifin NewYork Mor~4, W s1reeIv AZ .rfsv lro
nnif 2 ~ for g,hef ss-iicu srs inq lre u : r
- H'.d ~, ~, He :. 'ooii e., 4 y. q q. n bELlols,
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
II PIRSTANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of

III Y 7 z
the County Of New York hereby gwen b i PER
son, having claims against JAMES FOSIEE, late Of 1e y
Of New York deceased present the same VIA lo,1
hereofto the SUBSCRIBER e. the oce Of JOHN Ace
Ese No Nasausf the City u NcE losk o. o. oe.0e nc
sch dsy Of October next
Dated New-l ork, the u day Of April ls3o
EMELlA FOSTER. Execrtlz.
JOHN FOSTER. ald (r,.....,-.
,fSfsvr,Tu MATHEW :. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

~ afe MONDAY July p 1855 and until further notice Pas
senscl ITans Will leave Pier, foot q Duane f0o~ VIZ
DINNIRk EMPRESS, at 6 A. NJ, Tor Dunkrk
BlFFALO EXPRESS q; A NJ, fog BufAo.
EAIL 1918 A.. cr Duukrk and Butao snf Ant,fneea
- STATIONS Passenger BY this Train wiz remain oSoI Dish
A. Ovtso snd proceed the nex moruins ,-.
ROCKIANr PASSENGER, st ) 2. NJ, iron .oNi o. NaAs
,is Pcuons for Suicrns aDd intermediate SistioLf
WAY PASSENGER, ff. n, for Newbursh aHd oasSia'
and intermediate Stations. - .
MIGHT FXPRFSS ass P NJ. ~ DunKiIk aad BsrSo
EMIGRANT ats p. NJ FOR DtmsTt snt butto' Sld iHtef
sTFANBOAT EXPRESS, every day, excepting sar1rdsy'
,tesOP NJ for Dunkgk and Buffalo and intefne' ise 50
hcuS -, s1.aar =
fhese F1press Trains connect A. una WiI ine if, 40
syr Fn Rs rosd for Niagara Falls. a. batAo Aio pui
M NTH The Lake shore Rsirosd oE Clevead t'nnn
II edo Detroit Ch-aso 6o and VIII hrscss' sp47ne'
r.esmels sor ~ pori' On Lsks tns ,,,,,. ..-- So
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

RfICHfGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
WI Traveller for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS aDo
point, and South West Obtain Thronsb Ticket.
nd ali information concerning routes fare, &c either by hs
NEW-YORR AND ERIE RAILROAD, OF EfW-fOiK
CENTRAL RAILROAD by application al TIE CoupeoJf *
w w. JOHN +. PORTER, Gonsra Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
Me6irai.

CLOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS
" The e1eruciatins Toohsche speedily re
leved BY this remedy without injury 70 the gums Eminent
dentists bave avery high opinion OF H. and c2nstny
SANDS DIugsists No 100 Fultont Newfor Sold also BY
Drr generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

INHh u . NJ &hh
lSCO. MaANY, ,.edn. ,s..s v,yl IOOO.
ae, Rhineboci, Csssll, Hudson, and CoI,sek,s Me1
seTyed bosrd The hvohts steamer ARMENIA, Capt
g. z. Cochran, is mating her rssaU rps 70 Albany
Iesytns NewYork, from foo. of ChAmbers every TyES
DAY, THURSDAY, and sATURDAf, u Scloes. A. N
say ebeck Baggage free For particular nq.Ie - New
yoTb and Ene Rsflrosd Ohoe Chsmh~-s-st- yhsn
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--OD and stte'
HOSDIY June 25 1855 the Trains will Chsulbsrs
= station as follows Express Train, n eO1aeetne wl
Northern and Western Train Nail Train, A 81 Througi
Wsv TraiD IL NJ Express Train, =. H Accommodates
rraln Up. NJ. For POughkeepsie-Way Mall, A ~ ~
Peek,kil-S: 10 and $3.50 p NJ. For sing sng-0:B ID L. M
$50 and 81 The Sing Sing and feekskD Irans stoI
A. an The Wsy Stations Psssen6ers taken At Chambers Cana
Cbr,topber .nd Sis,-sts SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN ats A. NJ
from Csns for Albany and Troy, soppns a. al ~ay sfs,
h Il. ~ Ms 'ts Hups
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

N IUKSUANIE OF an OIdtI OF hVuu0u II
Dawson Ed Surrogate q the County Of King. NO re
hereby gwen according sv al persons hsy1s clans
against JOHN H. DUNPHY, late Of the Cry Of broofyn'
deceaed that they required 20 exhibit the same wh
vouchers thereof u the subegs the Iaofs az he
ofe OF George she's Ne. ie7 Roadway II the CRY o. New
York en- before the seco-d day Of January asK-Dsd
June ~ 1855 FLIZABETH DUNPuY, A 4-,s,is.r,.o-.
GEORGE SHEA.
w L ROBINSON Afty fOT Adm ui.tTaisrL Jyo laWsnLa
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

DATRIoTIC LINE.-New Line ofNEW-Yokk
4 "a ItyFRPOOI, PACKETS This Ine viii be som-
Is,es Of the following new aud splendid ship' viz;
EIIpOirN - 2 600 tune burden .Csat. ID. r. Truman
= Y...I 500 tuns burden. Capt David Ceaikins
WFRsTER... 2ooO runs burden. Capt j. L'gren e.
ORIFNT 2 eco tuns burden. Capt Geo 5. hhL
The above vessels been recently built and are INC
lsrses, Al most substantial IN the trade. 800. -
Th,v are commanded by Of experience snd tbhy
aoco odaiions very superior and every eIeon wiz oe
promote comfort Of passengers an tue conVen ehee
Of shippers. For r. ight pssssge ply 70
sPOFFORD TILEsTON Co. No. q Broadway.
Agents In Liysrpool-T GRlMsHAW Co. No. 10 Gore
Plaza
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
vV,uF RRTTISH and NORTH AMERICAN
IL - nnn ~ IL sTE AMgAIRa

V'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
from NFW.YoRH TO LfVEHPoo
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. ....ss..sss.sss.'ss' -
IRON BOsrog TO LiVHRPooL 80
CHEF CABIN Passage.
Second Cabin PassaEe ......''sss''s''s oV
The ships rom Boston cal az Halifax r.. -,
ARABIA, Capt. Judkins AMf.fICA, CepI Lag.
PERSIA Capt Ryrie. EUhOfA' IapI St1NuLoh~
SiA Csu, f a Lott CANADA, Capt. Stone
AFRICA, Capt Harrison MAGMA Cspt Letc1. ca . -.
These vessels cea white hBht Al N"stho~o' Nso' vi
sfarbosrd bow. red on port bow ,-, 49,, A..
AMERICA Leaves Boston. wednesday xtn aug
1SStDA S,ons ,,aves soston "Wednesday. i2fb Sept
AFRICA HsrTson.. Leaves Boston W eGHesoay 1otu
AMERICA, Lang ... Leaves Boston, siiesde Ut III ~.
CANADA Stone.... Leaves Boston W.obeSosy 80
AFRICA Harrison. Leaves boston " eahosasy ~ oe'
ASIA Lot Leaves D"s'On' 'e"H''~0J ''' WV
Bsrths not secured until paid toi'
An experienced Surgeon on board -. ....,,. A.. o.,S
The Of these ships WI NOV ~ 49, ~
les Uni. OF dng are hsrsd therefor .nd the vaue thereof
therein expressed.
f'i "''s'' VI S'-e' NJ 'CUNARD, No. Bo~lingzreen-
m, ,u hs m e .rSb;p. og ,hs line from New orr uatl
further notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
ArFW-YORK AM NEW-HAYEN RAIL.

~ ROAD-sUAiMER ARRANGEMENT, May ,, lS,h .
TRANS Law Nsw-Y 0Rk-FoI New.Hayen--7, A N,
srdsspor-h, s A; NJ, E1-i) laso So lAo aud ES.9
and esfport-T Nj 1850, sac, $50 p NJ. For Norwslk
s 4 Nj l2So $40 tES ard Az EI - 80, slI ~ r. "a ~
AcJ 4SO SIS T. Nj For SaInford-7, Q, A. 81 (E1 llJs
9:0 4 HIJ so, SIS p. N For Port Chester snd New
and ntennedists SGsions-1 A. NJ; l2So, $50 SIS eE
IN =, =.
Fn) For Hartford and priuEhed-S tEn') -, + NJ
~ Eor Counsofcui River Railroad 20 M1nireal-s A NJ
IN For Canal Railroads A. NJ, (Ex.) 1850 p a. to
ksv.L London Railroads A. NJ; p NJ f2t housAiens hsi
coad-S a. NJ; SOP NJ For NauKataok kairosd-S \ NJ
30 ?. NJ Bor panbuTy and Hor~At RATosd-7' A. NJ
tP. NJ. - .,
4 NJ; l55, ES.) 40 ass P NJ, lEHl From BridfePert-
Slo T42 lN18 A. 81; aS2 tF1 5ll 9S2 7. NJ tENl From
Now It-s ga sis lG52 A NJ; 25s, tx SIS SIS le
p NJ VxD Prom Por Chester-SS0, AS, p, 6.57, lis
a ~; ;A8. 6T 2 Al. JAMhs H. hoil' >nP1
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

GREAT CENTR l. RO u L E.
" The Through Ticket snd Freigh 0fce Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And their Rorosd and SeAnbosi Connections 10 Chcess
n~autet Gslens Burlington, ST. Louis Cairo, and ali points
Via 81 sPENsION BRIDGE, BUFFALO, or osWRG0, isn
No. l73 BROADWAY, \. y
Gamer Of Courtlspdtst DARIUS CLARK, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
EARE I2B CENTS.-AFTERNooN BOAT

III
u,ndorf will leave the of usrrsoust. ENfk1 AFTER
NOON A. o,clo,k T. NJ commencing sTURDAY, July 3,
snehipe Al al the landings Returning VIII leave
sts siug $50 NJ, snding 81 Anos-s'' eaon "AJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

III HUDSON and INTERMEDIATE PLACfS-ihs gp' *
aid steamers COLUMBIA and )UTh AMERICA VIII leave
fot Of henis,u Nv EkN AFTERNOON lu- days exec fte
O'clock connecting 18th from krgstoo OaskL stc
Hadsou and Bos Railroad snd Chsthsn Foa Conets 70
wards (copuectiug h foI l., bsron Sgrngs Wes
Stoek hdss Lee Ptsfed Sorth and South Adams sud AZ
te ~esern pa of M@ssseh The first tain leaves had
O'Clock ths uerung ard arrives M Pitis m 4r
g. h,s.iEst HAVILAND CLARK 4 Co.
L. Y. MELLEN Co
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
- ADELPHIA, from Pier No. North Hset-I~o linei
i.iiy q, A. H md z. N Aornins lines .t A. si, By
aesInbost JOHN POTTER 20 SOUTH AMBoY, thence b,
ssr " wsy-psoes and Phiade phA Fare 81 EIIrcss Ina
,s2P N bv John POTTER to ABBOY, thence direct t
Camden by car, through Eve b6uu Fare SS Way. 40
.orrnodstion and Engren hnes at r. ~ EW- 81 - tan
tJ.nt Line p. H.. 81 75
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf
u SPRING ARRANGEMENTS commencing April I,
seaye Neyy-Yok for Esou BY cleaners Rcd Jacket anc
Wyouns from Pier No. North River, At - H. ano
M foT Somsrvlle, fwsy) az $3.50 T. 81 II.
The above trains oonBeot a. EabeihOwu with si on ne
gevJersey Railroad which leave New YORK ron ioot o
conrtandf.1t A. A. ~, u NJ. -eDd and P. NJ o
For gchooey's HountsiD-LeAe At ~ are thiousa t~
IO8N o. STERNS, SupenutsnaenI
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
Eeaal Nolltfs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County of New ork notice her by sven 20 al per
sors HAVING claims sgains JONATHAN RICH AhDs lse C
the City of deceased 90 present the same Win
thereof 70 the ubcribers 5, the otice cf : BALDWIN
Chprsn No 81 Walls IN the City Of Newlork on oy D.
fore tie nineteenth day Of February next Oatca Ne
the fcvenesnih day Of Auzusf, l65l s1-l lA@tmIa.l
s. BALDWIN CHA PAiAN, Admir-. vith the vii annexed.
ANNA RICHARDS Adrn'ix With the VII annexed
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
IrAvss ocEAE roRr:
NUEAP FARF for ALBANY snd TROY

~ of the fastest and most ooniwodous Boats ON 'ee
Rverfsc IS Cents berths - cents st7roous S9 oet-n
Ion " ~ Western Northern Railroad The - amer
in no Hancox leaves the nOth ste Of kobtn-
son At IT ESDAl, THURSDAY and SONDAh al
N. arriving hS M.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
T0R SURFWSBCRY. LONG BRANCH

HIGHLANDS OCEAN HOUSE, LITTLE SILVER
POINT OCEAN PORT, end EArONrOWN-FARk
gs - CENTSThe new aud light drafted steamer "a Ats
CHRlsTOPHER, Capt. John Borden, will ran from loot OF
Jay ~ P, a. follows: -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-01
City Property for Exchange

TIlHE undersigned is desirous Of exchanging
i City Property IN Lawrence for pair Of
lior5es or Ponies, and light Wagon or Buggy.
J.K. G00DIS.
Wakarusa, June 80, '55.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-01
Great ExeItement in LAWRENCE


Eias IN EarJ Ii;ae ozEally Cts5sTsssced
Our CRY difficulties all settled, Our toSn site
now upon firm basis And
H0RNSBYS & fEERIgL
A Rim tleiF New Store Roefn, cne deer south
n OF the Trieane ofee, ard are receiving their
new and splendid stock of spring ana saTasaer
soods. TheTe Is 90 use IN enunaesstiag the sgti-
elcs, but win simply say We have, and are ress.s-
ing, fuii assortment Of
sTzrLE AND FANCY GOODS:
Comprising CEsSinaeIas, satinssis. VesGngs,
Shseings, Bleaehed and Brown Linens, and
Linen goods OF all kinds.
nEsss ecoDs,
Silks, Prints of ncE and spenoid styles, ehea?
as ever Gihghsris, Law rs. Mrlsliiss, BeEagcs,
aad Tissues A finc s,e<k Of Gloves and Hosiery;
sls',,
FAMILY osocEsIEs;
Teas, Sugars, Coffee. Spices, Flour, Meal. Bacon
&c; also oFoekery " are, Glsss Nais, Queens
Mare, Locking Glssses, Wash Tubs, Nash
Boards, DC; also.
HARDWARE:
Nails, Glass, Patty, x Saws, iknd Saws. Knives
end Forks SPoons-in fact general variety Of
articles IN this line-aiso Hats, tapS. Reots and
Shoes OF al qualities and prizes. 1ireasiy made
CLOTHING
Ne chsllenge tie Territory for comparison Of
prices, Quality, or quantity. Also,
SkwsI1LE OF EoSSETs:
silk, Satin, Straw, Legholn, and Lace. Z Spring
styles, la great variety; also libbans, Flowers.
Innings, &c.
Ia conclusion We would say. we hspe taken
great pains TO get a stock OF goods ReeSied and
suited TO this market. Weshan enter into COM
petition with no one, motto being, stiVe and
let Eve. :" End believing tias Qzies ap Is better
than 'sslow shiiiing.n We have pnt euE goods
down at the lowest possible iising iTSos3; all ne
ask is an examination of onr stecs and pricss.-
We charge nothing for showing cur gceds. and
fattcT ourselves that we can please the most fas-
6dious. H0RNSBf d FERklI.
Zsesenee Ass 5, fs55.-ff.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-01
peOent family uanl hs aesis
our New aoverhor.

Gov. SHaNsoS had not arrived IN the
Territory a. last adviees. though ne Is
daily expected Cox s. is sid to be .
man Of nerve. about tifty-eis5 s5ht years Of
age, and we have assurances IS Just
the man for the times. He Vas IL &c
last Congress. and one of the four Rep
resentatiyes from Ohio who disregarded
public opinion, and voted for the Kansas
Nebraska bill. His constituents laid him
on the shelf for his ro:e on that bin, and
sent up TO the next Congress man who
viii vote against that policy.
We are not without hope that he will
endeayor to enforce the doctrine of pop
'sElr sovereignty, IS it was understood by
the trainers of that law. If he shall do
SO he viii be in bad .repute with pro-
slavery men, and willmeasurabiy redeem
his past misstep in voting for that bill of
denominations, which has excited more
unpleasantness throughout the Republic
than all other enactmcntsof government
for the last fifty years.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-01
Young Ameriea.s Library.

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n the young people, embracing events connect
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of distinguished men, written with much caro-.
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mated title pages.
Containing the life OF Daniel Webster, the great
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illustrative Of his character, and the following
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Young Daniel in the saw mill; Webster fishing
at Frasburg; Webster declining the c.rrEship;
Webster cx grounding the Coustitasion; the Bunk
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AlhsAcld, tie residence Of Webster; Webster on
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-01
PresPectus Of the
KANSAS HERALD OF FREEDOM
PAPER FoR TIE HIlII6K.,

TSIE HERALDGF FREEDOM Is sn indepc1si-
L esst weekly ne. sIsE.I,eF. devoted 70 FrSeConi
and tie Interests Of kafisas itIrlscry. IS pub
hshed ~ Law renoe. AssssEs t. q. SATURDAY OF
eech week, Ct Sz per sssnsss strictly "a adreacs.
The HIRALD contains tlsirtyztso columns Of
reading matter, il printed en- Ens slte paiFT Ct
. very superior Quality, With rev Scotch faced
type and tie best OF black ink, and is subject
of cpmmeIidAticA ty al Hio sss /, fsE is neEt
mechanical ezecuticas
The HIR3LD i thoroughly anti-sisvery. snd
win labor with energy 20 eccelnplAsh the ol,iect
of its establishments. which was 10 asd N making
Kansas = free State. To the pioneer, or tkoss
wfo contemplate locating IN the TeEFiieIy, i
viii Be almost Indispensable, Es il 11h sbvnild
with observations on The soil. eiimEte- pzrSsise-
JcnS, and natfsTsl resources Of the ferfatety.
The information il viii DC able 70 furnish Is Is
the different fou:ss. distances r,ia est OF traveii
and the xalioss articles which The TioneeT should
bring with him 70 lis rev homo, viii be inrsiu-
able. aul richly relnnneTstc the sassci1iser ieF
iis t8iaiBg investment. lic eastern lelltleiSii
cr piilanthTol;st, v no wishes - keSP fully sd-
viSSd of tie irogrcss u tie great questlo.'s vi
civil and releSo.s ifeoIfesi. viii h;i tbs adscis
oi tie HERALp weekly With mitch dciiEht. II -
believed thai eseae eisss Of our ieiiow-eltlzeIs,
and pa4tieIriaTiS tie informed will be entertain
cd sI.d interested by aefussA ei It's columns.
II Is TnE ORGAN eE lax EoIToss IssErfNpESr
SINp hnt disciainss ALI coilnectle:. with ASr
fTty. faction. sof. Or efeed. s'ts'er sah as ihe!
Hlecs his Appreciation.
The way large eiTculation Sllich Tire HERALD
has aiEOasiy attained, makes it tbs Hes, sslaabs
advertising medium ia the Territory, and -
suct. eter the se Ct IL columns b fisese who
wish 70 give pgb,ieitF to their business claim
ing. however the rigilt Of 4asfsg si2 igro, and
pssssf edi.ie t1gessteasests. as eli others ii
doubt.ai or immoral toudesicy. TEsss OF Az
yrE7 Isiss fen cents Inc fes the 6Tst i.lsssr-
ton, and five cents 3 iiRc fer each subsequent
insertion. No reduction made for long stivcr
tiSetnents 6. ". BROWN * co.
LAwakScE, Kansas T.. July s5, is55.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-01
Prospectus of the
KANSAS FREEMAN.


fINIfE Above Is lie tstle 81 weekly newspaper
L tebe Fielislaed u J'oPeka. ksilsls> Ee1lltory,
OF Wednesday Of ca,h week, y, Sa.ee PSI anAoni,
always IN advance.
THE FEEEyaS viii make no promises &C tbs
commencement OF is es.ieeT. but viii endoavor 10
stand ca It's own neits gnd ths soIii,iness Of It's
principles en- the morIentous questions which
agiixte tie public lnin.t not only ia this Tori
tory. bus over the Wisele extent OF otT glorious
Ufion. To advocate he more Immediate inter
ests OF this pHr chosen and cherished home, and
at the same time 10 support every measure caieti-
isted 70 promote Huien and good feeling among
the antagenistic elements which must Ter sOIs:s
time exist aIItong our growing population
and slslibe our adm. Tbs great principles hen
governed the actions OF TIC immortal ashing-
iugton. and tie noble spirits pf the keyoinnou,
shalt be guiding stai IN politics. In the plea
ent state CT the Iasisicsl wofld, with the two
great parties which have hitherto governed this
country, broken up inso unnnmbered fragments,
the eoillncteTs Of the fisLI NAN have dvteFlailed
tc losd thtinselves indcpcnaent, sIsd 1t lblty to
discuss the Various questions Of the day. fse and
untranlfneied BY party EgatuieS- 1t shall be al
ways feuIld On the side ef IeInferaDce ana reii-
gious morality, and s.al continue 20 advocate tic
most extensive system CT Public Free Schools
and Colleges, with freedom of conscience to All
men seeking home Within our borders. together
with poblic policy founded on tiie principles OF
our fofeiathels AMI rslying for support On that
best Of Gods gifts 20 man, the Dlbie.
~ advertisement OF article, calculated to OF
fcnd the most teiieatc shall be permitted 70 enter
the columns OF the FgEENAS. Its pages shalt
contain from time TO tirne ascfi,i and instructive
tales from the pens OF the most applot ed hoTs,
tnsetier with all tho current events q the day
Corr espende;is Nill be secured in oil the settlei
portions Of tbs Territory 30 as to otser 10 cur
readers. sIRlCTLY TKrg and reliable information,
net only Of the resources and prospects, bat OF
every occurrence affecting the Interests of the
Tenitory of Kansas, titus rendering the FREEEAS
tier Mt the same time tslat it viii be useful ai,d
trustworthy gride, to the ''wiss men from ths
East seeking homo within our fertile bosom.
al coniTnunica,ions foi The FfILMAs 10 be sd
dressed 70 Edward c. K. Garycy & c., Topeka
Kansas Territory.
Topeka, X. T., June ., '55
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-01
BCUETY IANn AGENeY.

A \ act Of CongJess, passed March sd, 1857,
! p9osides s.esIsiOn pi leo eeses ii lsAd. IUr
.j persons Who rssrved ia the RevoiniioDsTg xks
CT II aI1y othtT war df the Uisi: / STATES, pro-
sided fourteen days stEsises ware rendered sid
ossD1dgg- To al wiio seFEea in any battls,
though actually cisgaged for efliy single day !
AID,
Thirdly, To the widow, or if 10 widow. the
ehiidIen wb0 are usida:r = years Of age at LIS
tine Of the passage of the ast and
fbEfflig, 70 tlsoss who. ufs1eT former laws,
have received gAsTanss fef less ai,seuilt thaa
100 aeTes, are entitled 20 an additional warrant
70 i:dake mp tbs deficiency u that sfnCEBt.
Having oiiieiased IS Bounty Land Agent uHdef
tie feT1leF Law. gn1 Teceissd from tbs fssepsr
o!eogs, for the use Of ise claimants, very large
uunlbsr of siirranin, tbs sabscfibcE oilers lliA
legal services 10 the fa5lie, and fcsis confident
shzt hs can give TsIfecs satisfaction. No feus
xia DC required Until tife warrant Is obtaine.i.
fegSoIls hayihg ela;GiS will make Immediate sp-
piication Ct tic ErEzi-D oz FEKEDoz Office.
q. ~ BROWN.
LawTenee, Kansas T., JaIy IS, is55.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-01
Prices Current.

LAwREscE. SEP teinber l. 1855.
eoEs- 81 esF. bu.i corn meal 81 80 = 50 lbs.
BkAxs- 81 % y hush.
FL.rE--in s:ssls, IS % Q hundred; super
DsIrp PEAelsss-ss 80 = bush.
Z slstasKR-Frgsi. 25e.s ss
.BEiF-7i7sc = h.
Sucked. l5c.; baces., lee; prime pick
led pork, lie.
IaRD-l21se. 2 h.
14LLow-12115c. z ID.
CHExsE-15gs0c. . D.
Eaes-35c . dog.
Sail CnaFso, 81 80 = bush.
SrGaR-New Orleans, s@llc.; crushed, 15c.;
white. l2c.
MoLAssEs-Sugar-h house, T5c.; golden syrup,
95c.; common, Toe.
RlcE-l21Se. q ID.
CRAcKEKs-15c. = b.
CopFEsH-10c. . b.
CoFFEE-14VpI65kc.p = p.
TEA-Black. 7oasoc, = ID; green, so@Sl %.
ToBAceo-25e9T0e. + II.
SALERATUs-11tdI5 I5e. = Il.
BAR ScAr-le(g12c. z 70.
Coarse BooTs-s5y9s3 so g pair.
S2@S14.
BUFFALo RoEEs-S3@SS.
CALIcoEs-10dlec. = yd-
DELANEs-a5SG45c-t u vi.
SHEErNos-CoArse. s@12c.; domestic, st91oc.
blcached. 10G15e.
LAMP 0H.-s1 % e gall.
BrENiS0 FLCID-sl 25 e gall.
IRos--Bar; &C.; roRnd and square. slalec,; !;
nail rod l2ilzc.
NALs-ss 2 hundred.
.HIpEs- Dried, &c.: green, 4e
liar q ton.
LrnEEE-ss56eg5 q thousand #.
HAKIs WooB-Sz oD1 q cord.
SnoT-195{c. q h.; lead. luc. powder s5{aJ0.
WlSDow SAsIi-sSl0c. 3 light.