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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
Annette.

= A medical writer says that the failure
IF appetite in the summer IS apt to be
considered as per Sc, an evil, to be doc
bred and removed while it IS only a
SON of mischief, not the mischief itself.
Instead, therefore, of resortiug to stimu-
latinr condiments or medicines to force
an appetite, one should live abstemiously
for few days. and as the system works
off the causes of disease, natural appe-
tite will come back. In those rare cases
in which failure of appetite depends on
absolute deficiency of food, q return to
more generous diet presents the only hops
OF relief
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
Indian War.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons that
~ they must not pass through the Shawnee
Reserve, as travelling through that Reserve is
now attended with the utmost danger, from star
vation or otherwise. unless they call at the Hotel
lately erected by the subscriber, and fill their
stomachs with all the luxuTies and esculents Of
the season. Travellers can stay all might if they
ehoose; can bring their families along and stay !:
week. if they prefer. and get too fat to leave Iin
less they Tighten their pockets of gold and tatc
in exchange dry goods, groceries, hardware, or
other merchandise. of which the subscriber has
great varictyin his store attached to said Hotel.
TO be found ut WakaTHsa, one mile east of Blue
Jackets. PASCIIAL FISH.
August II, 1853.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
New Boarding House in Lawrence

FIaHE New House, No. 81, Massachusetts, street,
i viii open early in August next, for the re-
ception Of boariers, both permanent and tram
sient. The prcprietors viii spare no labor or
expense to make their House so far Us the faeili
ties of the place will permit. pleasant and coIn
Portable home for those who iayor thcua with
their patronage. We solicit u share Of pubic
patronage, especially from those who May be
able to provide themselves with lodging. though
We viii not limit Our hcslitsitics TO such. Prices
will not vary essentially from those established
by other houses. {. HURD, pro,,,.
L. s. HALL. 10
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ROCKS! BOoKsit

A FINE selection of School and Miscellaneous
n Books are kept for sale at tie Office of the
Herald of Freedom, asneng which are The Hero
ines OF History. Hcroines of the GrtSasies, Foxs
Book of Martyrs, PeriIous.AdventuFes Of Tray
elcrs. Farm and Fircside, Cruise In the 4esffter-
ranean, Hurry Graphs, People Have Net, Rural
Letters, Fun Jottings, Autographs for Freedo5n,
Great Cities of the World. Frank Freclnanis Bsr-
baF Shop, Mirror OF the Soul, antiquities ef
Western New York. Signers Of the Declaration,
Army of the United States, Geographical Histe-
~ Of New York, Pocket and quGrto Bibles. DC.
Also, q large supply of Toy Books for children.
We have also very superior article of Fcplr-
cap and Letter Paper, Pens, Pe1ihoIders, Black
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes. Fal,cF,s Pen
ellis, dc. J.. II. BRtsAN & co.
LAwRExcE, Feb. g, ls55.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
The Kansas Struggle.

Kansas will probably be the first field
of bloody struggle with the slave power.
In this country Freedom or Slavery is to
predominate. Both cannot live upon an
equality, and he who cries Peace, Peace.
is only waiting for stronger manacles to
be placed upon his own limbs and the
limbs of his children. The freemen in
Kansas will not permit the slave power
to exterminate them from the Territory,
but will meet the Missouri marauders on
their own terms.-lHass. Spy.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
RGuNTY LAND AGENCY.

4 \ act of Congress, passed March Sd. 1885,
"A provides pension of l61 acres of land. Tor
aii persons who served in the evolutionary war,
or IN any other war of the Unit j States, pro-
yided fourteen DAYS services were rendered; and
.Seeo1seky, TO az who served in any bate,
though actually engaged for only single day
and,
Thirdly, To the widow, or If no widow, the
children " no are Gnder Il years CT age at TIC
time OF the passage of the act; and,
foazfkty, TO those who, under former laws,
have received warrants for less amount than
log acres, are entitled to an additional aTfaas
TO make up the deficiency to that amount.
Having Oficiated as Bounty Land Agent undo
the former law, and received from the props
officers, Tor the use Of the claimants, very larg
humber of warrants, the subscriber oilers hz
legal services 10 the public, and feels eonEden:
that he can give perfect satisfaction. No iee
viii be required until the warrant : obtained
Persons having claims VIII nsake immediate ap
plieation at the HEKALD OF FEEEDox office.
q. ". BlOAfN.
Lawrence, Kansas T., July -, 1855.
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TlIIE undersigned are now ready to mannE:c-
4 ture Wagons of every kind, suellas Bnggies,
Covered Wagons, Ok Wagons, Double and
Single Horse Wagons.
Repairing OF al kinds, done at the shortest no
tiee and IN the best manner. Also we are FTepar-
ed to do Blacksmith work OF all kinds. Horses
shod in the best manner, Having procured one
of the best BlaekSmths in or out of this Terrific
ry, We hope the public will patronize Us.
Having been et great expense and trouble in
getting good workmen anu tie best of seasoned
lumber. we are on hand to 60 any job you want
in our line. Shop On New Hampshire street.
Lawrency, K. 7. LEARNED u GRIMES.
Aug. 4. lS55.-3ln.
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Tecumsah Hotel.

TNIlIS large Rttel. containing sixteen good
Il sized, well finished and comfortably fur
nished rooms is now ready for public aceomme-
dation., Stables and other eoDvenienccs on the
premises. Public patronage is invited. Rooms
and accommodations furnished for public meet
ingS, conventions, courts, &c.
Tecumseh is situated sixty miles west of West
port, twenty miles west of Lawrence, ffty-f four
miles W ;. W. of Leavenworth. sixty miles e. II.
e. of Council Or owe, sixty miles south of Nebras
ka boundary, sixty miles north of Sac and Fox
Agency. hs4'
Lady and gentlemen travellers may rely upon
obtaining good accommodations and good fare.
Tecumseh, K. T., Aug. %, 1S55.-tf.
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Pay Up.

There are few subscribers on our
books whose names were entered with a
Promise to "pay in few days" In
many instances those s'few days have
been lengthened into months. and still
the debts unpaid. We need every dol
ar due us from every source. and mr.
gently'invite those indebted for adyer-
Using, job work or subscription. to pay
up Immediately.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29

@ WAsHIscToS, Sept. I3.- The
President has appointed SrRInLrsG 6.
Caro-, of Alabama, Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court of Kansas, in place
of RusH ELaoRE.-A. B. MooRE having
declined. He has also appointed J. u.
BURRILL, of Pennsylvania, Associate
Justice of the same Court. pies SAuaDERs
W. JoHssos. removed.
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New Goods.

THE undersigned are now receiving their
L stock of Fall Goods, consisting of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Fur
niture, Saddlery, mems and boys Clothing.
Boots, Shoes, Gloves. Hosiery-and indeed al
most every article usually called for. Sale at as
low rates as they can afford. Thankful for the
patronage heretofore extended to them, they
hope to merit continuation of the same. Terms
cash.
WANTED--Dry Hides. Butter, Esgs Sc.
HORNSBY & FElsRlLL.
La,orenee, Sept. %. 1s55.-ff
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Fnl1v oreanized.

The Free State party of Kansas are
thoroughly organized, aud are pushing
on the campaign with commendable zeal.
Speakers have gone into every portion of
the Territory. The people are united in
their determination to resist the en-
eroachments of the Legislative Assem-
bly,. and to urge on the State movement
toa successful issue.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
Lost.

A few weeks since. in this vicinityor between
"A this place and the Shawnee Mission. Il tuck
MEMoRASDUM Book, containing four shares OF
Erie and Michigan telegraph stock amounting
to $500, and other papers valuable to me. All
persons are cautioned against purchasing said
stock as it is yalueieSs unless assigned by NE
over my signature and transferred on the books
of the company. Ny name was in the forepars
of the book. BY restoring it to lne at this place
or giving information in regard to it, the pos
SCISSOR slall be satisfactorily rewarded.
Z. ID. LADD.
laurence, 4. T., SEPT Is, SIT.
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The Market.

Green apples of large size and favor
are selling from wagons, in Lawrence.
At IS and si.e5 per bushel. Potatoes
are sold from IS cts. to 81 Sweet pota-
s'es at Sc per bushel. Corn meal 81
Per bushel.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
Parties Arriving.

Emigration has commenced arriving
from the East. in large numbers, many
coming overland through Iowa. Every
new arrival is another to swell the host
Of freedom. Let them come, and let
cur people extend 10 them every induce
me in their power to make their stay
permanent, and beneficial to themselves,
the Territory, aud the cause of freedom.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
pIowsl pLoWsn

HAVING procured the ageney Of S4Nsos,
J. i WALKER e. Co.'S celebrated .SesI Gfsgper
I,fGirfe and Turning Blosss, manufactured &C
Bellyille. lii, are prepared 20 fii al orlefs
from Kansas Territory and elsGHh here.
These Plows are manufactured ex l,Tessiy for
the wants of the West. aud with view TO tlura-
biity, dc. Their merits have been fully tested,
and thus we can freely recommend them.
Persons ordering can judge of she size wanted,
description. Dc. from the character OF sola aad
EtIVIIgJiI u tcafu. 4 IEr5fr
IA TO 20 inches furrow, or larger If ordered hs
Corn or Farming Plows vary IN size from One
Horse No. 4, to Nos. 5, 51z Large Two Hopes
Roll. All have steel points and mould boaFds.-
Prairie Plows vary in price from ST 70 Ss0--=
numbers named-Corn do. from ss 80 to SO 20,
manufacturers prices.
Send your orders with specifications, and they
IA. HUNT q Co.,
10. 10 LeEee, -. Lozis, 10.
5D,57 II. 1883.
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II. Wells & Co

LNLORENCE, Mass, manufacturers of Wells
l. Patent Portable Saw Mills; admitted the
best in the United States. Single mills with So
inch to 72 inch Saw Double Mills, adapted to
cutting all sized logs to 41s feet in diameter
Child's Circular Saw Mills constantly On hand.
Mills shipped to any part of the country, secure
ly boxed, warranted to give satisfaction.
Florence, Mass, Aug. p, '55.-2m.%
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GsnfyaE GsnAissioa Pssdses. esd Tosnsnfsaa
4Etrekaats, 30. Is Lezte. -. Leztfs, 10.
AT B.-AIl orders FOR nIsy s.eserspsisa .f Asr-
Ne ebnldise, when secosa pazsied eith . remit
lance, viii meet With prompt attention. The
commission Eor buying sIs sfnoans over z1zy
dsIlsrs wilI be y peT cent; undzf ilty dollars
per cent TicsntrefibeFs NJ 81 xslislss es.-s-7 -
-trietiy 10 legitimate conzusisiea business and
rlsey viii at Ali fiI1es be prepared . 1nas likzr15
advances Oh con5gnBenis.
REFEEExcEs II KAA ASS. G. Pcnefey. ESQ.,.
Or. c Robinson.
:. s. HUNT, Late of Iiab5en & Hunt.
J-EDWARD Hume
s.. LoaEs. 1ezil Il. 1853.
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Nnhea.

WHEREAS my wife NANcr IASE HowE
w has left my bed and board. without any
Just rrovoeation, therefore l.arn all persons
not to credit her for anything on my account, as
shall pay no debts of her contracting.
~ DAklIL L. HOWE.
WasAialt1A CfeeE. SGT. ss. '55.-2t.z
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KarFsn's Fire and Water Proof
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

QSos "a. IL, oser Post Office. s.. Zoris, la.
FTIIIE undersigned Manufacturers asid Dealers
L in W WAgKEE Fire and " at.s Hrosf Colss F<si~
tion Roofing. hayc been extensively engaged In
tie manufacture Of the above Roofs IN s.. Louis.
about seven years, during which TINA ne have
as q Flode Of Roofing unel5eesioaab,e in every
important particular, while i combines Ia :
greater degree than any other Eepf muse the val
naie requisites Of ciieapncss, durability aad -
eusity against IRE and water
Materials for sale, with directors for 1ss-
c. II. d II. M. WAgKEN.
4nyf7 il. 1858.
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City Lots and Farm Claims.

Upon the urgent solicitation ofseyeral friends
u / have determined upon giving some portion
of my attention for the future to the sale OF CITY
LOTS aud FARM CLAIMS. Those having
either lots or claims they wish TO dispose OF. by
furnishing me with description OF their loca-
ton. advantages, and price. will find ready
purchaser.
| have several very desirable farm claims at
my disposal, situated near the city of Lawrence.
on which sundry improvements have been made.
Also several city lots and interests III this and
neighbclins towns. q. w. BROWN
Lawrence Sept. l. So.
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Hardware,

RfoSIER & JENKINS, wholesale and retail
vi dealers in stoves. hollow wars. tin ware,
sheet iron, wagons, piows, and farming utensils
generally. al their Fccus rcs9inilg Walker &
Chick. " ater street. Kansas city.
They have also a branch stcEe al Lawrence, X.
T.. for the present, persons wanting stoves ID
that vicinity viii make application To Alien q
Brother.
Wholesale dealers can be Supplied at fair rates
,jrAt :, l355.-
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Notice

rs hereby given to E. Chapman, Of the town of
i Lawrence, K. T., that the farm Claim which
laid near said town, and which he has jumped
and pretended to sell to one John l.. Wood
shall pre-, empt and hold, Is / have beeh foreibly
elected tlierefrom by threats and demonstrations
of violence. Said Chapman has hot particle OF
right thereto. and shall prove nay title beyend
all dispute. All persons, therefore, are warned
not TO purchase lots or city interests of said Chap
man or Wood, located upon said claim, as they
have no night to sell the same, anu ;.s | ana in
favor of the movement now being made BY the
.,outsiders," to break up the settlement of March
last shall transfer said claim 10 them If think
best. s-e.I.. .- u. JENhINS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
Chairsi Chairs!!

TUST received and for sale finc assortment of
y Rocking, Office, Parlor and Common Cliairs,
which offer for sale at wholesale or retail at as
low prices as can be obtained in the Territoiy.
at my claim one-h half mile southeast from the
burial ground. HORACE A. HANCOCK.
Lawrence, X. T., Aug. Il, 1855.
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H The first Sunday School IN Amer
lea Is said to have been established st Al
bany. N. Y. IN 1890, By Mrs. Uphold, 81
English lady. mother ofthe present Epis-
copaI Bishop of Indiana.
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Rring on yeur saw LOO ]

FIlHE uTdeTsicned viii corunlcnce s.lsssing q
i their lscw mill in Lawrence, on Monday tic
Iifh inst So bring On your logs and have them
sazed at orlcc. The good old rue ..fEst ecIsle
fiT.t Serrcd, ? VIII be strictly followed. Lumber
sill Ie kept constantly on hand. Tie highest
market price will be paid for saw logs.
june 9, ,55.--tf -- HUNT d CO.
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REMOVAL!
The New Store Opened.

OUR new store is now opened temporarily
" bnt is not finished, and We are now receiy-
ing the largest stock of goods ercr offered III the
Territory. II embraces all the varieties for which
there is demand; and we shall be able at ali
times to supply both the wholesale and retail
trade for this section of TIE Territory, according
to the best of our abilities.
Test cur goods and our prices, and We'll abide
the result.
Terms Invariably cash.
HUTCHINSON, HARLOW & co.
Lawrence August g. 1S55.-tf
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JUST ReceiYed at S4earns,.

CUPERFINE FLOUR: Potatoes Sweet and
- Irish Honey; Eggs; Meal; New Corn !;
Apples ut IS cents bIishel.
Zawrence. .Sfpt. 20, .55.-1t.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
- Proof Safes.

WITH Halls PATENT POWDER Poor LOCK,
Which ReceiredMe Prize NedalS etfie Horld's
Fair, Lo1sdon, lS5l-- Htalds fair, Nep Tak.
1884
FINHE subscribers are the only persons author
i lied to make and sell the above renowned
SAFES and LOCKS III the State of Missouri, and We
can and will furnish them ut New York manuiac-
turers' prices-Warranted free from damIness.
ROBERTS tS DAVIS.
Depot No. 13 Levce and 20 Commercial street
Ole door from Chestnut, st. Louis.
.july 81 ls55--IV.
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Eotica

rs hereby given ths. am Row erecting 3
i dwelling Immediately east Of the east line OF.
Lawrence, where shall pre- -enupt quarter sec
ton of land, or such legal sab-diyision as i
may be entitled 70 by law. JOHN SPEE.R-
Lalrseaee. .Sepf. 90, ls55-1f.=
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MARRIED,

In owego, n. Y. Sept 18th, by Rev. G. III.
Blakesiee. Rev. James s. Gri.hng of Lawrence.
il. T., TO Miss j. Augu eldest daughter OF 81
las Goodrich, Esq, of owego, n. Y.
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T.. C, Tolles. N. D..

/ inson;s. three doOrs south OF the Herald OF
Freedom eiice.
DR.. Tollcs has purchased the medicines. fixtures
&C.. belonging 10 the late DIR. IL. Clark. and holds
himself III readiness 10 answer all calls in the
line of his profession.
LGtrTeRce, .azae =, l3j5-J SIX
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@. W. Brown.

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, snd other In
" strulEen;s ef Writing under Se;sl. and DePo-
sitions for i'cnBsylyania, Massachusetts; Nsr-
mont, Iowa, Illinois. Ohio, and Ncw York, viii
attend TO the duticse his Office on application 81
tie IiEEALD,oF FREEnox sffee.
I4ayTence. May Il, ls55.- &.
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Dr. Jno. p. Wood.

EoRwARDlNG and COMMISSION MER-
l. CHANT, has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee, and is ready to receive the
eonsignmentof goods, either on commission or
otherwise.
Laurence, June 2, 1s55.-D
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DIED

At Iianess Greek, Taylor county, Iowa. Sept
Sd. of Inflammation Of the bowels, LouIs CELEs-
TIA, youngest child of Seth w. AMI Salonic III.
Robinson. aged 10 months and % days
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~- Contracts have been made for the
introduction this year of large numbers
of African slaves into the island of Cuba,
one party agreeing to supply 1000.
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To the Electors Of Kansas Territory,

V0U are hereby notified that an election will
Il be held in the several election precincts of
this Territory on the
Second Tuesday. 9th. of October next,
for members of Convention TO form Consti-
tuition. adopt Bill of Rights for the people Of
Kansas and take all needful measures for organ
mission Of Kansas into tie Union as State.
By order of the Executive Committee of Kan
SIS Territory.
J. II. LANE. Chairman.
J. K. GooDIS, Secretary.
Lawrence, Sept. %, 1S55.--3t
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Ready Made Frame Houses.

TTlHE subscriber having contracted for large
i number of the above houScs, is prepared to
furnish tlcse in want. They are OF different sizes;
and will be sold ut the lowest prices.
"A line addEcssed to E. Simmons, Kansas, Mo-,
will meet with prompt attention.
REFLRENcis.-S. G. Poacroy, Esq, Kansas
city, Mo-; l,r. &. Robinson, and q. w. brown.
Esq, Lawrelce, X. I. l. SIMMONS.
June 10. '5j.-tf.
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Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby notified that have
Z \ taken the claim lying east of the claim now
occupied by Edward Ciark, Attorney at Law,
and caused huiIse o. be built on said claim.-
All persons arc cautioned against making i'm
proIements on said claim. or paving any Iaoll-
eys that may accrue from the use of the house eu
said claiII as intend to lTe-cInpt said claim.
and sue for all moneys arising fToIn the hire oi
sslIu nuETsS yiis..- y IL s51II1f II
Lawrence, Aug II. 1855.
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City Property for Exchange.

VyHE undersigned is desirous of exchanging
i City Properly in Lawrence for pair OF
Horses or Ponies, and light Wagon or Buggy.
*. G0oDlN.
Wakarusa. juno 80, ,55.-tf. ~
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Mosier, jenkins & CO..

nEALERS in Hqldrars, Stores, &c.. and
II manufacturers of Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron wae, have taken rooms IN the building
lately vacated by AoteaiasOs, Larlog d, Co., ON
Massachusetts street, Lawrepce, Kansas I.
Auy. IL lS55
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Next week.

A communication was received, just as
se we're ready for press, from one of the
Directors ofthe American Settlement Co.,
. reply to our articles of Sept. lss, and
sai twill afford US pleasure to pub
'AA the article, with comments, in our
Aszt issue.
E Several of our most prominent
citizens are now canyassing the Terri
sry in behalf of Gov. REEDEa's election
y Congress.
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Allen & Gordon.

DEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
II Groceries, Topeka, K. T. Call and exam
ille. June 16. ls55.-tf-
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COO AGENTS WANrEn.

nw THOUSAND AGENTS wanted irnmedi-
" ately, IN every pat Of the United States. to
canvass ior subscribers e The HElsALD 81 EsEE-
BOZ a liberal commission pad for serEiees,
and no capital required. Ad9sezs
g. " BROWN q CO.,
.LAxzEssE, K. T., Feb. Att Publishers.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
Pioneer Wagon Shop.

Lawrence, K. T., July 2s, ls55.-tf.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Grocery and Provision Store.

VTNiE undeIs igned would respectfully inforFn Inc
citizens CT Richmond and vicinity. thai he has com
renced general Grocery and Provision business IN
the room formerly occupied by E Citizens, and has
hand of the best stocks OF articles IN bis
line ever offered for sale in this city His assortment
con ssts in part OF Loaf Crushed, Havana and brown
sugars Coffee Chocolate, Salerat Starch Spices Of
all kinds green and black Teas Of superior quality.
Mol.sses Syrup, Fruits. Nuts, Tobacco and Sessrs.
Choose Fish Dried Beef. and in fact almost every
,cle in the line of Family CT oceres. which he will
ell a. low as they be had in this city or else
He has also SODA FOUNT, at which the fatigued
and thirsty can refresh themselves !. I hf-A u
served up in rooms specially got en- up Tor the Pur-
o.e and ID this the attention ladies and gen:ieme
is respe,tf fully invited
Having engaged N this permanent bus mess and
intending to derote his entire attention 10 me same
he hopes TO deserve and receive snare o. y Pnoie
patronage. j. l. htfh.
Richmond June T. 1855. IS If
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Last fall we purchased one of Ross cele-
brated Grain Drills, and promised TO say how
it worked. after giving it a fair trial. Well,
the opinion then expressed has little changed,
to-wit: that nothing superior of the kind has
yet been invented. The feeding apparatus is
decidedly superior to any thing we have seen
or read Of Two revolutions of small crank
which is but tho work of moment, elevate
the teeth and at the same time shut off the
feed, and the same process reversed puts all
right for work again. Thus. in this one. has
the greatest difficulty in constructing drill
been overcome. with steady team and the
ground in perfect order. one hand can sow grain
with this drill by walking behind it and hold
ing the lines. These Drills are for sale by
A. A. Gaar IL Co. of the Spring Foundry
at reduced prices.