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JIAvING procured the agency Of sAyzor,
J. wAEsEs e Cos eetslFatsd lasst rgTfsrer
-Presris sstd fssgseteg tgses, rssaEHfaetursd st
Beii<iile, lA..ve are sFselssfe5 t. Ell al sTaers
ffoEi Kefisas Territory and elsewhere.
s7Iscse Fle<xs sse manufactured expressly for
the szzn-sog sl1a s<- aad : d > yiew % siurs-
biiiky 81. Their nseFik have been fully tested,
and thus ge rsIl ffctEf recommend thorn
SstSi Sirtion DC. lrora tic character OF soil and
ztrsnEtb Of teasn. The Prairie PloEs ars from
II y - ibehes iuFr8w, o. iaFg6r II ostiefss The
Cora OF Eataning Piees vary in szze fttsEa Une
Herse 10. I. - hes. 5. - IzTse Two Horses
Prairie Pseas <afs ii ff;ss hDsss fl7 20 Ssa-
Numbers nsned- Ealn ssos ffoni s. 50 tssie IS,
HsHufsetn5eTs pE5ess-
send yosr or.lsT< ssifss speei iscatioEs. sna they
VIII b promptly fslsds
ae. = L<szss s. sezfs. Ia
.z,rsz ~. 1873.
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General GesamfssT,as, Pftcfa-e- essd f,rseGFs}ta3
Merchants, No l9 Leree. 81 Losis, No.
nj B.-All orders for any description of Mcr-
IN. ehandise, whep accompanied with Il remit
tance. viii meet with prompt attention. The
commission for buying any amount oyer fifty
dollars viii be 215 per cent: under fifty dollars )
per cent The Subscribers viii eonfIe Themselves
strictly to legitimate cominissic,, business, and
they viii at all times be prepared TO make liberal
adv ances on coIlsignR ents-
REFERENCES IL KAA SASS. c. Pomoroy, Esf.
DR., c. Robinson.
FA.HUNT, (Late of Hubboll & .Hdnt.)
J. EDWARD HUNT.
81. LOUIS, 4DFiY Il, ls55.
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WafFen's Fire and Water Proof
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

QFes No. II, ortr Post Q3g5ffes. 81. Louis, -Ne-
EIlTE undersigned Manufacturers and Dealers
L inv ARHEN 5 Fire and Water Proof Compost
ton Roofing have been extensively eenyagssi III
the manufacture of the above Roofs III 81. Louis.
about seven wears, during which TINE we have
had our Roofs tested under every variety fer
cuInstances. and confidently offer it 70 tie pablie
as a mode OF Rpofing Notwithstanding IA every
important psFfieuiar. Wiife' il combines in =
greater degree than amy other Re0f IN Use tie Nsi-
uahle reqlfistescf oheafHes. Durability, and &c
curftv against Hre and water
Materials feT sale Will. directions for use.
{. IL & II. 81. II W-AIREN.
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DigniHed legislature.

The Quasi si-Legislaturs, according to
the Leavenworth Herald, passed bill
making it a misdemeanor to address
Gov. REEDER, or speak oil him by his
official title. He was ordered to be spo-
ken of in future as Squire Reeder, and
any departure from this. is to subject the
offender to fne of not less than three
nor more than FIVE dollars. School chill
dren guilty of such folly, would deserve
good whipping at the hand ofthc teach
er, but dignifed Legislators can disgrace
themselves asd their constituents in
Missouri without any disparagenlent to
any one.
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Kansas River Packet.

VsHE light draught il inch sieamer FNrScIER
i No. ,. viii ply regularly between kalsas
city and Fort Riley. touching at allinteInediate
landings. Having fine accommodations for pas
sengefs public patronage IS respectfully solicited
and shippers can rely upon the Enancicl s Iaific-
tuslity. ...l-..-s
For freight or passage apply 20 Capt. MOTT
MORRISON, on board; J RIDDLESi5AistiEE
& co. Kansas city; or to G. IL. MANNING. .it<r-
aid If Freedom Office, or to HUTCHINSON.
HARLOW & CO., merchants. Lawrence, h. 7.
Hdg H. 1855.
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WITH IALL's PATENT PowbER- Poor Lock,
Which Reeiredtks Prize Atdals al tie Boflds
Fair, Lmdca, IS5l--IPoqld's Fair, Nee lort;
1864
HNHE subscribers are the only persons author
i lied to make and sell the above renowned
SAFES and Locks IN the State OF Missouri. and we
can and will furnish them at New foik manuiac-
tufers prices warranted fTee irdia d=mpIosS.
ROBERTS d DAVIS.
Depot No IL Leyce and 26 Commercial street,
one door from Chestnut, st. Louis.
InlY IL ISIJ.-,IE.
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p00Kstf fgaGKstl

4 FINE selection al sshool and Miscellaneous
n Books are kept for sale NJ the otEea, si tlse
Hssula It FssedoBi among Esich aFs Tire iieso-
ines of History IIeToines5cf tie CraSaIies. Fox :
Book of MARTYRS. PeTiloas -AdSeh;lnes IF fT:sS
elers Farm and Fircsidis Cruise ia the Metlitor
ranean, Hurry Graphs, People Have Net, Rhra]
Letters, Fun Jo.tings, Autographs Ter Freedom.
Great Cities of the World. Frank FreeHaii's Bar
ber Shop, Mirror of tlie Soul. Antiquities OF
Western New York Signers of the Declaration,
Army of the JEitca States. Geographical ilisto-
ry of New York. Pocket aiti quarto Bibles. dc.
Also, a large supply OF Toy Books tor children
We have also a very superior article Of Fools
cap and Letter Paper, Pens. Penholders, hlaeii
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes Faber's Pen
cils. 6se. L. Ii. BROWN IL SO.
LAKi.ESaE. Feb. 8, is5s.-tf
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An Incident.

When we were examining Socrates
syilogistic method OF reasoning. the pro-
fessor called fer the major and minor
propositions. One member Of the class.
asserted ealloppressionis wrong" snoth-
er declared that slavery is oppression"
and a third Instantly drew the clear con-
clasion that "thsrefors slavery ia wrong
Two membersof ourclass were accom-
plished young ladies f,om Bates county,
No. | shall never forget their appear
ances as they heard the conclusion an
noanced. If a bolt Of electricity had
suddenly been hurled into our midst they
could not have exhibited more plain
symptoms of surprise. The eye brow
WAS suddenly arched, the mouth opened,
the cheek became flushed, and every
lineament of couHtenance eyineed that 4
new ray of light had Just entered the
mind. D.
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fashionable Tailoring.

IA A S. Adds, TAILOR, takes pleas
IA ~. ure in stating TO the public tint
Vz-he hss ePeEed Fashionable Tailoring
Establishment in the rear of ALLIS d BEoTHEK' :
Store, and that be holds himself in readiness 10
make gentlemens and boys clothes, Of all de
scriptiens, on short notice. He viii be in Tersi-
lar receipt of the latest eastern fashion plates
and feels confident Of his ability to give entire
satisfaction to those who patreDize him.
- Especial attention viii be given to the
cutting of garments for hesne Inakingup
Laurence, Ray 10, 'J5.-ff
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81 We find the foIlcsing item in ise
Daily Besocrat, of MiIwsukis, Wiss6ss
sin
E. G. i. Garvey, who went to Kansas
some SIX weeks ago, returned here last
evening. lie represents Kansas As being
little short of Eden itself, and intends 10
remove there with his famiIy.
The Milwaukee News has the follow
ing
E. G. K. Garvey, Esq. editor Of The
Kansas Freeman, IS now IN our city. Mr.
Garyey has Travelled pretty extensively
through the Territory aud assures rs thst
there IS ne doubt that Kansss Hih be :
free State.
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Ihe 5}sfalo Of FREEDOM.
Lawrence, Saturday, Aug. /, 1855.
70 Our Friends.

The regular tssss ef this paF-r isnesc 2.eoo cen
its seeskg, and IL nsiqat tc materially inereased
If tAse .sie apprure n s priaeiples and desTe is
suecsss so8tld tkt TIE treIle to present its elGins
tslis seigI5ms. There aSe fsD 81 osg present sub
scrsJsss sr5o eos2d nat secure ONE NEW REsPoSsi-
rLE sanE nth bit title fort; and ace res0ecfful
~ ask ou, friesds tact tseg cali tie attention #
their ecfaaiafasces to tie Claims # the HERALD
or FREEooM apoa ppllie patronage. Hsso many
e osg pgessst subscribers ELI LQs.i =. me neg
Hane?
As an iadiscensent to sssftios. each persoas aoao
skali 10 fstars ssnd as sic Yss,p sgJss5ess oceo-
pasied seitb Sl2, shall be eat;tltd 10 a seeeatA
eaSg yrotis.
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Hardwsre.

n Tf,sIFR Il JENKINS. Wholesale and retail
wi dealers ia stokes. hollow wares, tin sssre.
sheet iron, wagons. ploTs and farming aIeElslls
generally. At their rooms adjoining Walker q
Chick. IS ater street, Kansas ei.y.
They have also branch stors at Ia xrerice, N
T. For the present, persons wanting stores IN
that vicillity viii NIKE aPpiieetiofi . alien q
Brother.
wholesale dealers csn be supplied a fAir r'stes.
,E.ns ,. Is55.-kf.
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Ready Made Frame Houses.

UIHE subscriber having contracted for large
i number Of the above houses. is prepared 10
furnish these In want. They OF different sizes
and viii be sold at tlle lowest prices.
4 line addressed 10 +. Simmons, Kansas, No.,
will meet with prompt attention.
REFEEEScEs. c. pomeroy, Esq, Kansas
city, Mo-; DIR. G. Robinson, and g, W. Brown.
Esq. Lawrence X. 7. i. SIMMONS.
June IL LIFT
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REMOVAL!
The New Store Opened.

nUR new store is now opened temporarily,
~ hHt Is nss finished, and wszre nov reeeiy-
ing the largest stock of goods ever offered in the
Territory It embraces aIl the varieties for which
there Is . demand; and We shall be able at all
times to supply both the wholesale and retail
trade for this section Of thc Territory. according
70 the bess OF oar abilities.
: Tsss our goods an3onr prieess and zeTl abide
shs nssiit.
ns-IavariakIS cash.
HUTCHINSON. HaRL0W & CO.
i a-v..-z.- k...--.z- 4 1s5a-
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Bring on Yeur Saw Logs /!

rI1HE undersigned siil eoFaucBce saving II
tIeir new mill in I.as9r1see. on Monday Che
Iith inst. So bEing on yes,F jagz and have tlseIi
sa1resi e care. Tise good Cd fule first calne
frst .eryea = vii b sfziesfy sesls~ca. Iklafses
will b kept constantly On band Tho highest
market prize sill Be pad foE SAN ittss.
June ., 's5.-tf Ht-sT & Co
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New Boarding House in Lawrence.

TIME New House, No. 81. Massachusetts, street.
i will open early in August nuxt. for the re-
eeption OF beaFders, both permanent and tran
sieIIt. The propTietors will spsre. no lakor or
expense to mako their Horse so far as Che faeili
ses Of tue place xin periit pis&sasas and eent-
feFtable horae for those who fayor tiIeEi With
their patronage. We solicit share of pubic
pssrcnage, especially from those who may be
able to provide themselves with lodging. though
we viii not limit our lositalities to seh- Prices
viii not vary essentially frsis those established
by other houses. c. lIURp, p.o,.,,
I. S. HALL, iioP 10
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Kansas and Lawrence ssmi-Weekly

DACKET STEAMER Emma Harmon. J. W.
/ Wing Master, will leave Kansas city every
Monday and Thursday; returning will leave
Lawrence every Wednesday and Saturday.
The public may depend npon this steamer being
prompt and regular, also that she viii continue
in the trade for the season. Every effort will be
made to give satisfaction. Ia consideration we
solicit The patronage of shippers and passengers.
For freight or passage apply on isoar.l, or to
HUTCHINSON, HARLOW & Co, Ag'ts.
June . IS55.-em
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Topeka Brick Yard.

BElGh y # t tds dss sss Sg1ly 3g Il: .s
scriber. who has, at great expense, completed
his arrangements, and is now prepared to fur
nish the first quality of Brick at fair price.
Brick-lnaking in Topeka is no longer adouttful
experiment. L. W. HORNE.
Tayeka X. T.. ,JaaHe Q, Is55.-E
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EaYi Hay! HaY I

TTIHE Undersigned adopt the following method
i in notifying the public that they have pro-
cured one of ketcham's Moving machines, and
intend to put up not less than two hundred tons
of Hay. Those wishing the abose articlo can
be supplied ca the most reasonable terms.
F.FULLER d A. II. MALLORY.
Lawrence july %. ;55.--2s
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=. a. HUNT E.sLATER. :.
z. A. Hunt G Co.,

PRODUCE. Commission and Por'xsrfliHg
E Mo5chants, la LeTec, ST LeEis, No. Ds-
tween Pine AID Chestnut.
r. B-Particrlar attention paid e hisi'as er.
dcrs fer any description OF Merchandise and
PredHce.
Aax. 10. Iss5.-fE
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Gard.

Il MOVING that certain individuals were in
N our ''melon patch" on the Island on Sunday
last, aud made sad havoc among those delicious
Vegetables therefore this Is the owners advice:
That you come to them and ask for the melons
which. in al cases they Sil share with you, and
hence you will be saved frem the disagreeabie
consciousness ef. having stole them.
L. s. BACON & j. MOTT.
: I.ssxrcsiae. Alre. 4. '5s.<-It. - -
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1naian vazaters . .he Prsssasat.


WAsHINsres. July 12.-The Kzw del
egation of Indians arrived here on Mon
day, aud asked their great father thai
one of them be made chief with sundrF
Hashy trappings and a big pile of neuey,
but instead, all of them to-day received
pantaloons. shirts and shoes, they being
naked, excepting blankets. having worn
out their leggings and moccasins By
their journey. Mr. Nix, acting CON-
missioner of Indian affairs. detailed an
employee of that bureau to accompany
Them as Car as Pittsburgh, and thence TO
ST. Louis, whence the superintendent of
Indian affairs viii forward them to Kan
sas. They left this afternoon, wrsthy
because Of the failure of their mission.
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K4yTfE nBdefsigBss afs now rnady 70 saanHfse-
fuFe Easaas efesery kiEf such IS 9aggses,
Covered Wagons. Ok Wagons, Dolble and
Single Horse w WagunS-
Ecraifing of al kinds. done at the shortest no.
tce and IN the best manner. Also we are Prepar-
81 TO do Blacksmith work of AL kinds. hoTses
shod in the best manner. Having procured one
sf the best Blaekzniths IN or ont Of this ieTTlso
II, We hope the public VIII patTonize as.
Having been at crest expense and tronsis IA :
getting good worknen and the best o. seasoned
islIaber. xe,ars on hand 10 dc any job yea wsas
Lawrence. X. r LEARNED & dhfAlSs
Aur4 1g5S-sIs, 80
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G. W. Brown.

COMMISSIONERS of DEEDS, and other Ia
~ struments Of Writing under Seal, and Depo-
sitiohs for I'cnnsylvania, Massachusetts, Yer
mont, Ioga, Illinois. Ohio, and New York, viii
attend to the duties of his Office on application at
the HfRALp OF FREEDoM Office.
Lawrence, May u, l355.-tf.
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! aaa EGEHTs wsETu.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted i,nIs,s.i;-
~ ateIy, in every .Isast Of the United ssstes, t.
canvass fer subscribers e tse HeRkLp or FE1K-
DON a liberal coInmissscE paid for services,
CIV BROWN K CO..
LAHEExex, &. T.. Feh.s.--f Publishers.
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Penal Code of Kansas.

Mr.. Anderson introduced bill in the
Quasi-Legislature the other day, one
section of which read as follows:
Sec. 3. Ali persons convicted ofpro-
pagating abolition sentiments, OF of pub
fishing, circulating or uttering by writing
speaking, or printing, any statements,
arguments, or opinions tending toseduee
slaves from their masters, or to excite
slaves to insurrection, rebellion or mur-
der, either in this Territory or in the ad-
joining States or Territories, or who
shall be convicted of seducing slaves
from the service of their master, or OF
harboring slaves who have ESCAPED from
service, or ofany other offence declared
Infamous by the laws of this territory,
{ shall be ineligible to any Office of honor
profit, or trust, within this Territory. =
This act to be in force and take effect
from and after its passage.
We understand that the above bill has
been amended SO as to substitute, instead
of being ''ineligible to any office &c, "
Shall suffer death.
Comment is unnecessary. We can say
with the poet:
Farewell vain world, / am going home"
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MARRIED,

AT Magnolia. ILL.,, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Mr. Dunn; of Wenona. Col. GEo. S. PARg, lately
one of the editors of the ParkviiIe LuEuinary to
u MAKY LouIsE eldestdaughter OF. Vim. w. Holmes
ESQ.,. formerly of New York city.
Mr. Park finds this to De - GLORIOUS country"
after ALL since for the one home he lost he is now
bisss with Holmes,
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Eg A quarterly meeting of the Meth
odist Church North was broken up few
DAYS since, in Platte county, Mo-, by
mob of Atehinson and Stringfellow ruff
fans, led by DR.. Walker. The Rev.
Mr.. Morris was seized while preaching,
amid shouts of "shoot him. chang
him" He was finally released on a
promise to leave the place. The other
preachers escaped during the disturb
ance. The mob brought tar, feathers and
hemp with them. Platte county viii
have very select society after Atehinson
and StringfeIlow get it thoroughly sifted
of all opposing elements.
If We are correctly informed, this same
Doct. Walker headed the mob against
PARK and PATTERSON.
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Br Inn p Wood

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
II CHANT has just completed his new Wares
house on the Leyee. and is ready to receive the
consignment of goods, either Oh commission OF
otherwise.
: La1reaee, yJaas2, ls5J.--tf.
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StnIen.

LIVE DOLLARS reward win be paid to any
L person who will give information that VIII
lead 10 the reeoxery Of Port Monte, taken from
the store Formerly occupied by Allen d Co. The
sid Port Monte contained about $50 in money
and no:cs signed by A. s. Adds, H. Nichols, and
C. Robinson. the payments Of which have been
stepT,ea. -. I. C. SUMNER.
Iaxrencs, Agnss 4, 1s55.-1t
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/. C. Tolls. NJ. D..

DHYSIGIAN & sURGEoy. Office at J. Hutch
[ insopIs. three doors sonth Of The Herald Of
Freedom Office.
DR.. Tolles has pErcl,asad the niodienes. fix uTes
&c. belonging 10 the late DR.. IL. Clark. a'.d lseids
himself in readiness to aIiswor all calls in the
line of his profession.
fatsftacs, sfHnsi=, iS55-9
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Jch Work.


We have lately obtained a new press
expressly for job work, and hold our
selves in readiness to do al jobs in the
art, from a book down to the
most fancy jobs, in a style not to be sur
passed by any other effice. Work exc
cuted in colors, with gold or bronze, if
desired.
Persons wishing handaills, circulars,
cards, showbills. pamphlets, or any 9th
.er job, are requested to call at the Her
old of Freedom office. with an assurance
that no delay viii occur in future for the
want Of a press.
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John Baldwin. Ferrrman.

HAS just completed his new ferry boat, and
IL holds himselfin readiness to take passengers
and teams over tlIe Kansas river, opposite Law
renee, at ali hours, on application, at the usual
prices.
Laurence, jams 2, ls55.-f.
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Lumber! LAMBERT

UlHE KRsooz znE " osDs u now IN IloTsTa-
L ton. and persons wanting logs ssaFed VIII
consult tfsif interests BY bringing tiseH, 70
tlis mill immediately, silsil stfietiy adhere
! lLs.-.cI.n.. - .E,z..e s. .nk -. =
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PriYate Boardinq

yTHREEar four young men can be aeee5hmo-
: J. dated with good private board It j. DoDS-
w0RTH'S, formerly Dr. Dey's house. Terms
liberal. Lawrence, Aug. 4, '55.-1t.@ =
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f7sHE anderssenez. in composition y .h;s pre-
fessicu. aili attend e tflc saie and azehasEe
Of CSsizns 10 Land in this 1eIEit5-y. sAiso, buy
and EsiI InseFesss In the Cisy sf L.Srssles.
Claims and City Inscrssz nor faF sels ~ kls
ofsce on Massachusetts zlfeet-
EDWARD CLATk. At ?. 5 Counsellor.
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Notica.

Notice.
There will be preaching on Dread
Mount. Sabbath evening, Aug. 5th, by
Rev. G.. w. HUrHISsoN. A general
attendance is requested.
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G.. ". Brown,

TToRNEY AT Law. May IS faand 1t
- H.aaZ5 - f+ssdcs,s 5.sses5K T. dan. s.
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Lawrence Eating saloon.

tTAVING recently opened an excellent Eating
IL Suloen at No. % Massachusetts strset, the
undersigned respectfully solicits the patronage
Of the public. lie will spare no effort to prepare
Unstable with ths best the market affords. md il
also determined to Dc surpassed 5y 10 otber es-
Establishments IN town.
Warm Hcals can be procured at all hours.
The subscriber also takes pleasure IN annpun
cling TO the public that he has opened, in eoHnec
tion with the above establishment, a com Portable
and convenient Boarding House, sndis now pre-
pared to accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage with either week or day
boarding. and promises his patrons that hewitt
use every exertion in his power to render their
soiourn with him as comfortable as eircumstan-
ees viii permit.
Rates of boarding.
Board and lodging per week, $40
Day board, 500
Board per day, 81 IS
Single meals, 8! 9s
/ Lodging, (" Is
N B.-Boarders will be required to settle at
the endof each week. as by this means he will be
able 10 make his table nearer what it should be.
II. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
I Lawrence, X. T.. June so, 1875.
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The cold HnmDug Exploded.

The Gold Humbug Exploded.
The following letter from Mr.. Nc
Cracken, Clerk of the Circuit Court at
Springfield in answer to one written to
US, says the Warsaw, No., Democrat, is
a quietus to the gold humbug. We now
have no doubt thai all the letters hereto
fore published, purporting to come from
the gold mines, were mere frauds, written
by some one for the purpose of creating
excitement:
SPRINGFIELD, July is, 1856.
DEAR SIR:-I received your letter this
morning, and l can inform you that as
for there being such man as John Har-
rison, going from this county to the sup
posed gold mines, | have made inquiry
and no one knows anything of him. But
can inform you that [ have conyersed
with one Mr.. Nathan Robertson, who. got
in ON Saturday evening last, in company
with Prof Robertson and eight others,
from the Ouchita Mountains. He states
that they traversed over the Ouchita
Mountains Yand prospected over the same,
and many other places this side, and that
they saw no gold nor any sign of any.
They had Pool in their company, (the
man who brought the news here Of the
gold being there, -and he and the com.
pany hunted for the place where he said
he found the gold, bat could not find it
Robertson tells me that the company be-
heye he { Pool) never found gold, buI
that the Indians told him, wheG he was
there before, there was gold there, and
that he told this news for the purpose o
getting a company to help him hunt
Robertson states that the balance of tht
company will be in in about two weeks
and states they suffered very much on ac
count of the scarcity of water, which wa;
very bad when they got it.
lie says from tire appearance of ths
country and sand, he does lot believe
there is any gold there.
Yours in haste,
A. G.. MeCRACKEN.
All those in want of picks, and othel
digging instruments, can get them a
half price about Warsaw, as some of on
b'hoYs are overstocked with articles il
Ii u 4
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Free State NOTICE.

Free State Notice.
The Kansas Froe State Executive Com
faitbee will meet at Lawrence, on MeS-
DAY. august 13th, 1855, at 10 o'clock
i. NJ, at the public Hail. A full attend
anee is requested. Per order.
G. ROBINSON, Chairman.
Lawrence, July 90, 1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
Yours in haste,
. A. G. McCRACKEN.

n. U. MCOIIANAIN-
All those in want of picks, and other
digging instruments, can get them at
half price about Warsaw, as some of our
b'hoYs are overstocked with articles in
that line Apply to the senior publisher
of the Democrat
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eity PropertY for Exchange.

THE undersigned is dcsir6us of exchanging
i City Property in Lawrence for pair OF
IIorses or Ponies, and light Wagon or Buggy.
X. GOODIN.
wakarusa, June 80, '55.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
Allen G. Gordon.

DEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
II Groceries, Topeka, K. T. Call and exam
en-. June i6, ls5s.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
Shingles! shingles.!

A IL persons who wish to obtain quantity Of
n shingles, viii do weH to cali upon the sub
scriber, MIL0N CIRCUIT.
dnrI IL. LEFT.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
Gntler & FilAr

oURvEYORS end Civil Engineers, Office 50
| - Massachusetts, d. Towns lain cut In aH; part
OF the Territory. 4 I.awrsnce, June 10, 5.7t+