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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-02

POTATOES POTATOES
Just arriUed another Fine Lot of ,Jsrsev
Potatoes
TUvHE subscriber would inform the public
~ he has Just received
1000 bushels Jersey MERGERS
800 do. Eastern do
500 do. Pink Eyes
200 do. Jersey Seed
100 barrels prime Apples
Which will be sold low at the Old Depot, No. $50,
Pennsylvania avenue, by
T. H. EVANS A co.
mar 29-3t IntelO
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-02

GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
o-Spring styes.-A large and varied assortment
just received, and now opening.
Buyers are respectfully invited 10 call and
inc them, at LANES
Gents Furnishing Establishment
424 Pennsylvania avenue AZ street
mar 2l-eo2wif Hnt)
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Prospectus Of fhe
KANSAS HERALD or FREEDOM
Upper ron gHR MILLIes,l

ITsHE HERALD or FREEDOM = an isderend-
il enf weekly newspaper. devoted % Freedom
end the Interests 81 Kasas Territory. II Is pulls
Eslsed at Lawrenee. Kansas T., on Saturday OF
each week, at 81 PIT annunA sirisls n aJeaaee:
The HERAID cozfafhs thfrss-f6o coiilnIis OF
reading matter, l. pfsts on iihe white paper Of
> very superior qHalifs, with new Scotch faced
type and the best Of black i,fk, apa isa sabiees
OF recommendation b al who Sc =, ~ Is fsas
mechanical execution. as
The HERALD IS thoroughly snfl-siayerS. ana
vii labor WIKI energy 70 accomplish the ohiers
Fof its establishment, hich Was 70 aid Ii making
Kansas q free State. To the pioneer. or tilsss
who contemplate 4oSating IN the Territory, il
win be almost Indispensable, Il viii abound
with observations on the soil. climate. pFpdHs-
The information it sill be able TO furnish ~ %
the different ro.Cs. distances. and cost OF travel,
and the various articles which the pioaesr should
bring with him to his new homo. viii be inyaiu-
able, and richly respnneraie the subscriber for
his trifiing fiirtsthNsts The eastern politician
CT philanthropist. xho wishes 70 keep fully I'D
kissed of the progress Of ths gfsat Questions Of
eisil and relleiohs freedom. will hail the advent
of the liERALD weekly with much delight II l.
believed tilgt every class of our feliog-citzeas,
and particularly the Informed, viii be entertain
Cd and Interested b. q perussl OF its columns.
IT Is TIIE oteAS OF In1 EpsToR,s ESpzPESbESS
MIND. but disclainis ALL eennectish WIKI AR
party, faction, sect, creed, other tsnh - tsKy
meet his appreciation.
The very large circulation which tho fiKHSIu
has already attained makes il the most valuable
advertising medium in ths Tertiary, and n
sach, we offer the use of lis columns 70 tiost who
Wish % give Pabsieifs 20 their business claim
ing, however, the right of rsusi,g all lsgHsr a.sS
patent Hsdfci8s Ssssaesfs as all ofilefs al a
doubtful or Immoral ts,ldcncys Tskks or An
yERTisISe Ten cents a line for the first inser-
ton, and five cents n line for eaeh sliseqilens
Insertion. No reduction made fof long adSer-
| tisementss q. w. BROWN 4 co.
III: A. BILtIsss, General Agent, Buffalo, MI,
LkSRENc'E, Kansas r.. Feb. 3, 1s55.-f
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
Young America's Library.

A USEFUL and attractive series of books for
n the young people, embracing events connect
ed with the early history of the country and lives
of distinguished men, written with much care
aud in an entertaining manner, with illustra-
tons of important events, and beautifully illum-
mated title pages.
Containing the life of Daniel Webster, the great
American statesman, with numerous anecdotes
Illustrative of his character, and the following
Illustrations:
Young Daniel in thesaw mill; Webster fishing
at FrasbuTg; Webster declining the elerkship;
Webster expounding the Constitution; the Bunk
er Hill celebration; Webster at Faneuil Hall;
Mansfield, the residence of Webster; Webster on
his farm.
The life of Henry Clay, the mill boy of the
slashes. with nine iifustrations the life of Benja
min Franklin, illustrations: the life of General
Washington. 8 illustrations; the life of Marion,
illustrations; the life of LAFAYETTE illustrations;
the lifeof William Penn, Illustrations; tie life
of Gen. Taylor, illustrations; the life of Gen.
Jackson, 8 illustrations; the life of Napoleon Bo-
naparte, illustrations; the old bell Of Indepen-
denee or Philadelphia in 1776, 9 illustrations;
the Yankee tea party, and other stories OF the
Revolution, containing in ali over one hundred
illustrations.
Each volume is well written, possessing high
moral tone, and can safely be placed in the hands
ofyoung people. They contain numerous anec-
dotes illustrative of the early history of our
country.
Price per set. handsomely bound in CLOTH gilt
backs and neatly put up in boxes, 1918. Price
per volume, cloth gilt, 5651z cents.
CelpoTteurs, agents, or school libraries, viii be
supplied at liberal discount.
Copies sent by mail postage free, upon receipt
of the price of the set, or any volume.
LINDSAY 81 BLACKlST0N, Publishers,
Is South Sixth. street, Philadelphia.
~ Newspapers inserting the above IN full
will be entitled to volume for each insertion, pa
pers to be directed to the eMedical Examiner
PhiJadeipIia
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
Great Excitement in Lawrence |!

War Os Hard Times actually C01smeaeed &!
Our City difficulties ell settledf 0ur town site
now upon firm basis And
HCRESBYS & FERRILL
A RE in their New Store Room. one door south
N of the Tribune Office, and are receiving their
new and splendid stock Of spring and summer
goods There is no use in enumerating The afti-
eles, but will simply say we have, and are recciy-
ing, a full assortment of
STAPLE AsD FANCY sooDs:
Comprising Cassimeres, Satinetts. yestinas
Shectinss, Bleached and Brown Linens, and
Linen goods Of all kinds.
DRESS GOODS:
Silks, Prints of new and splendid styles, as CHEAP
IS ever-kiinghams, Lawns, Muslins, Berages,
and Tissues a fine stock Of Gloves and Hosiery;
also,
Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Spices, FIonr. Neal, Bacon
6e-; also crockery Ware, Glass Ware, Queens
" are, Looking Glasses, Wash Tubs, WISH
Nails, Glass, Putty, y Sass, Hand Saws, KNIVES
and Forks, spoohs-in fact q general variety Of
articles ID this liTse-aiso Hats, Caps. Boots and
Shoes Of all qualities and p1iees. In ready made
CLoTHIEe
We CHALLENGES the Territory for comparison d
prices, quality, OF quantity Also,
xEw STYLE OF BosxzTs:
Silk, Satin, Straw, Ieghorn, and Lace, of Spring
styles in great variety; alsc Ribbons Flowers
Enings- 4c-
In conclusion re would say, ye have taken
great psfns 70 get stock Of goods needed snd
suited 70 this market. Weshali enter into com
petition with no one, our motto being, Live and
than asIow sfsilling,n we have put cur goods
down zs the lowest possible lisiaq PFiesss aii n
ask Is an examination of our stock and Priees---
We charge nothing for showing our goods. and
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.

A n stt of Congress, pussed March ST, lisa
4 \ provides peheioD Of i50 acres Of land, f6f
ali persons who sorsed in the Revolutionary war,
OF in any other war of thc United States, pro-
vided fourteen days services were rendered; AMI
Seoesdfg, To al who served In any BATH,
though actually engaged for only single day
and.
TSid7y To the widow, or II no widow, tIa
children who are under q years q age st the
time of the passage of the MT; and,
Foarskly, To those who, under former laws,
have received Warrants for less amount than
$50 acres, arc entitled to an additional warraas
70 make up the deficiency 70 that amount.
Having OBLIGATED IS Beanty Land agent under
the former. Law, and receiycd from the proper
officers, for the use Of the claimants very arrs
number of warrants, the subscriber offers his
legal services to the public, and feels confident
that he can give perfect satisfaction. No fees
will be required until the warrant Is obtained.
Persons having claims viii make immediate APP
plication ut the. HERALD or FRExDoN Office.
-RR1ME-
Lawrence. Kansas T., March 81. 1855
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
Stage Route Across the Plains.

We learn from cdr. Wozencraft that
there is prospect for stage route, in
real earnest, from California to the Mis-
souri, rivers $50 soon as the road can be
stocked The California Stage Company
are taking hold of the matter in genuine
Yankee style, and without resorting to
mass meetings and stump speeches, they
purpose, as we understand, to enter into
arrangements as soon as possible, for the
construction of the necessary coaches for
the entire route. The number necessary
for the line is very great, for supposing
that FIVE coaches were to leave each end
of the route daily, at least two hundred
would be required for the route. Men
accustomed to staging, we believe, con-
sider-it necessary to have a change Of
vehicles at intervals of not more than
seventy-fye miles distance, so that three
hundred coaches would be as few as it
would be safe to commence with.
To get such quantity of coaches of
the first quality made, it would require
considerable time; but let it be determin-
ed on that the route is to be established,
and by the time the coaches could be
built, all other arrangements could be
made, so that the line could at once go
into successful operation. II it be set
tied within short time, that such line
of STAGES is to be put upon the line with
in a year from this time, we may look to
see the watchful pioneers striking off to
secure choice locations along the route,
where they viii have in their seed in due
season, 10 raise large proportion Of the
feed necessary for the great number OF
horses that will be used. An excellent
market win be afforded fer all that can
be produced for the first few years; and a
line of thriving settlers viii soon be loca-
ted along the route, who viii divest the
journey of Its terrors.. to such emigrants
as may travel by their own conveyances
Simultaneously with the establishment
iof the line of stages, the magnetic tele-
graph would be extended, so that we
should be placed in hourly communica-
ton with our neighbors beyond the noun
taifs. A thoroughfare being once es-
tablished through this route, the adyan-
tage of it to California would be immense
the line of travel from east to west and
/ west to east, would be directly through
the heart of California, and the heart o,
the American nation. The railroad BY
this route would inevitably follow so soor
as It's feasibility was practically estab.
llished. The car follows the coach and
drives It from the track as the population
land business of country increase, and
the establishments of the stage line oYei
/ the central route viii do more towards
securing the same for railroad than al
! the laws that Congress can pass. Onc'
let the enterprise of our own citizens b
Iengaged IN favor of the central stag
route, and ve may laugh at the efforts o
interested Senators in behalf of the south
fern route, which no friend of Californi:
lean favor. San francisco Herald.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
PLoWs! pL0wsii

HAyING procured the agency of SANsoS,
Il wALEER & Cos celebrated Sseel CliE4tr
PrGi1Is sRd Forming Psosss, manufactured At
Belville, III, We are prepared to I'll all orders
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Plows are manufactured expressly for
tbs wants Of the Vest and with q view TO durs-
bihty, sc. Their merits have been fully tested,
and thus VIC can freely recommend thetn-
Persons ordering can Judge of the size wanted.
description, &C., from the character Of soil snd
strength of team. The Prairie Flows are from
IA to 90 inches furrow, OF larger If ordered The
Corn or Farming Flows vary in size from One
Horse Ne. 4. to Nos. 5, S. Large Two lIorses
Roll. Al have steel points and mould boards.
Prairie Flows vary in price from 81 TO sso-
numbers naIned-Corn do. from So 5ete 10 "a
manufacturers prices.
Send your orders with specifications, and they
viii be promptly filed.
10. - Lsree, 81. Louis, 10.
Asri1 Ia lass.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
W. J. PATTERsoN.

DEAL ESTATE AGENT AND CONVEY
Ii ANGER, PARgvIILK, Mo-, viii promptly
attend to tbs purchase aud sale Of REAL EsTATH
in the northwestern counties Of Missouri, as we'll
as TO the investigation Of Titles, location of Land
Warrants In the new Territories. &c. Having
particular knowledge Of the lands in the lnagnif-
icent Kansas Valley, with drafts Of the bet ioea
tons, (made on the ground. he is ready 70 give
advice to persons desircus of settling there.
tfy- Land Warrants wanted. For sale, num-
Der Of eligible Town Lots in Parkyille. This
town Is situated at one of the main entrances -
Kansas Also, 9 FARM of $40 acres, one halt
fenced. in good timber, and we'll watercd, % BE-
sold cheap for cash. Title perfect. Ne better
chance can be found in the Plssts Purchase.
-. Letters, postpaid. directed 70 the LEmiaaEy
Office, will be Immediately answered. Jan.6, e5.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26

re- It is reported that Secretary
WoopsoS, ex o6ieio Governor, during the
absence of Gov. REEDER, has issued GER
tifcates of election to the pro-slayery
nominees in the districts where the cleo
tons were set aside for informality. We
don't believe the rumor, as we deem it
impossible that any person could usurp
such authority. We have esteemed Mr.
Woodson gentleman of good parts, and
shall not believe him otherwise on flying
reports, backed by no responsible per-
son.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
Prices Current.

I.AvREscx, May IS, 1855.
CoRN-Ss e953 bu-; corn meal s. GO 3 90 lbs.
BKASs-e& % I, bush.
FIosn-in sscks, st7S@ss.oO 2 hundreds
brIED PEAcIIEs- 81 90 . bush.
BuErEk-Fresli. See; very scarce
BEEF-s99c. = y.
HANS smoked, lsc-; bacon, lie; prime pick
led pork, Zoe.
LARD-121Sc. n.
T T.,s1os- sls:ss z n. -
Eses-15c- 2 doz. :
SALT-Cearse and table, 81 50 g bush.
SueAK-New Orleans, 7@se.i crushed, l5c.;
white, lee.
MoIAssEs-sugar-house, sOe.; golden syrup,
soc.; syrup. 75c.
RIcE-121Se. 2 H..
CRAcKERs-lo, i211Je. . b.
CeDFlsH-lec. 3 b.
CoEFEE-14@l63sc. 2 b.
TEA-Black, 10000. = fh.t green. sotas1 SIS.
ToBAcco-25@ soc. 3 b.
SALERATus-1ec. = 10.
BAR SoAP-S@sloc. = H.
CoARsE BooTs-ss IS, sS@sS 25 2 pair.
BLANKETs-S2G$i4s
BUFFALO RoBEs-S3sGSs.
CALIcoEs-10I920c. = yd.
DELANEs-354J5ecs y I'd.
6HEETfS6s-Coarse, l1c.; domestic, staloc.;
bleaehed, l0@I5c.
LAMP 0iL-sl % 3 gall.
BURNING FLuID-Sl % . gail.
iRok-Bsr, Sc; round and square, 1e@iic.;
nail rod Ike.
MANS 81 1893 3 hundred.
HTDEs-Dried. sc:: green, &c.
HAY-$22 p ton.
LrNBE.-S30@ $40 q thousand IT.
HARD WOODS y cord.
SHoT--l21zc. Z b.; lead. 10c.; powder, S59 so
WINDOW SAsH-stg10c. p light.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
HO0Ksi BaOKssI.

4 FINE selection OF School and Miscellaneous
n Books are kept for sale ct the a0z6ec Of thu
Hsraid II Freedom, asnong which srssThe Hero
ines Of History, Heroines Of the cr1ssdes. Foxs4
Bool-of Martyrs, Periious Adventures Of TTa~-
elers, Farm and Fifeside, Cruise in The Neiitsn-
ranean, Hurry Graphs, People Have Net. Rural
Lestsrs. Fan Joftines. Autographs foT Frsedom,
Grea. Cities Of the Weird, Frank Freeman's Bars
Western New York. Signefs Of the DeelerafsvH.
Army Of the United States. Geographical if5Fts-
~ Of New FORK Pocket and quaTto Bibles -
AlSo, q large supply Of Toy Books for ehiiaFoH.
We have also very superior Erticie Of Ecolz-
cap and Letter Piper, Pens. Penhoidsts- Black
Writing Fluid adhesive Envelopes, FsBsEA Rss-
ella. DC. L. II. BROWN & CO.
LAuEExeE, Feb. 3, lss5.--tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
. ZINE Surveyor General has civ

: ~ The Surveyor General has given
notice through the Leavenworth Herald,
saying the ''proprietors of all towns,
situated on the lands ceded to the United
States, by the Iowa, Delaware, Kaskas-
kia, Peoria, Piankeshaws, and Wea tribes
of Indians, which have been surveyed,
or which may be surveyed prior to estab-
fishing the lines of the United States sur
veys, are requested to file in his Office at
Leayenworth, assoonas practicable, plats
of all such towns, showing distinctly
their out-boundaries. and exhibiting ina
plain and legible manner the numbers Of
all squares, blocks, lots, avenues, streets,
alleys. levees, reservations, public grounds
&cs giving the area of such town plats.
drawn On suitable scale, 50 thatthe lots
can be offered for sale by those plsts.-
Those interested win govern themselves
accordingly.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
Fine Shower.

We were visited on Friday lastwith
one of the hardest rain storms we ever
experienced. In one hour the water fell
to the depth Of three inches. as appeared
by the actual measurement of friend.
AT two O'Clock P. NJ, our eompositors
were compelled to light candles, it was
so extremely dark. There was fine dis
play of electricity with an information
which seemed peculiar to the prairies.
very different from that which. reyeber-
ates along the Alleghenies and mountains
of New England.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26

General Cqsmtssios., Pr46scs, sad Fsssscraisg
Arehaats, No. 10 Isrss, So. Losiss 10.
AT B.-AIl orders for any description Of Mex
M ehandise, vheh accompanied with remit,
lance, will meet with prompt attention. Tlrs
commission for buying any amount over 1ity
dollars viii be ~ per cent. Issder fay dollars 5
per cent. tbs Subscribers viii conine theEeeivsa
strictly to legitimate commission basiness, and.
they viii at all times be prepared to make liberal
advances on eonsghHeifs.
REFERENCES N KAN Sass. C. Pusnsfoy, Esq.,
DR.. e. Robinson.
F. 4. HUNT, ( Iate Of Hnbissli q IIunt,)
j. EDWARD HUNT. 81.
81 Lgkis 1DrsI L. ls55.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
Notice
COMMIssIoN 8 FORWARDING.

DARK & PATTERSON, PAnkvILLz, Missouri,
i having ample premises for storing all kinds
of Goods and Merchandise, and having made ex-
tensive arrangements with trustworthy and care
full Transfers for the establishment Of REGui.AR
WAGON TRAINS to all parts of the Cheat Kan
sas Valley, are now ready to receive consign-
dispatched to their places of destination.
p g. =. viii also contract to forward families
or parties from Parkville to any point in tbs new
Territory desired, and thus save much time,
trouble. and expense to emigrants.
~ Wagons Cattle, and Horses for sale.
Jan. 81. ,55.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
rARMEEs. ATrEsrror!

~ Of 9 I1yE HEpsE, az IN early day, should not
defer planning beyond the ensriiiE spring. have
about thres milEicss q plsats ready 70 st. snd
viii receive orders through O.. W BscRz, Eza.,
of the Htrald u fi-s1oas. fsf any quantity, 70 Sc
,leifyEca in Laxrsnes fzty, Kansas TerTisosy, on
tie opening Of naxiestioas for - thousand. 1s
ground. During tbs 5fst two years affar being
usHspIsnted. thsy nszsiEe about the same amount
Of labor per annsisu .nsslaiiy beztossd on row
Of corn. after wi,cI etessf hiEg they
viii answer al the purposes q rail fence. besdss
being many times nsois durable. Early orders
desired E.H, MASON.
LssEzfprHs<, Ess...JJan. s, IS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
wants for the Year

More industry, and less idleness more
economy, and less extravaganza more
honest men than rogues; more money.
than credit; more shirts than raffles !;
more morality than gTOg shops; more
mechanics than handles; mere stocking
yarn than street yarn; more education
thanignoraaee; more laborers thsnloung-
ers; more Justice, and less law.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
Kansas River Packet.

TlHE light draught Il inch steamer FNAxcIEE
L No. 2, viii ply regularly between Kansas
city and Fort Riley, touching at allintcrmediate
landings. Having fine accommodations for pas
sengers. public patronage isrespectfulIy solicited,
and shippers can rely upon the Fnaneier's pune
tuslity.
For freight or passage apply 10 Capt. MOTT
MORRISON, on board: J. RfDDLESBARGER
q CO., Kansas city; or C. II. MANNING, Herald
q Freedom Office, Lawrence city; x. I.
EaB n 1855
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
Methodlat church.

II gives US pleasure to learn that the
Methodist denomination are making. an
effort to erect a Church in this city. A
good structure is much needed, and viii
contribute much to the growth and pros
perity of the town. Rev.J. s. uRrFFINc,
IS the settled pastor of the Methodists in
this place. to whom those who wish to aid
N the erection of 3 suitable building in
which to worship God can apply. We
sincerely hope the enterprise win prove
successful one.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26

We are under special obligations to our
friend Mr.. AcKLET, who wasthe fortunate
finder of our saddle and bride, which
We advertised last week. Il IS too often
the casa that persons finding property
apparently abandoned By The owner,
deem it q god-send, andact accordingly,
by appropriating It to their own use.
This IS one of the happy exceptions 70 the
too general rule.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
WafreA's Fire and Water Presi
COMPOSITION ROOFING

Qfoe No. ii, orer Pos Qsos, ~. Loais, 10.
.FTiIE undersigned Manufacturers and Dealers
i in WARRKN's Fire and Water Proof Compost
ton Roofing, have been extensively Engaged ia
the manufacture Of the above Roofs in St. 1.oais,
about seven years, during which time we haya
had our Roofs tested under every variety Of cir
rs 9 mode of Roofing unohjectionabls IN every
important particular, while. il combines in u
greater degree than any other Roofin use tho val
liable requisites Of chespness, durability, and Sc
eurity Against fire and water.
Materials for sale. with directions for use.
G. NJ. & III. III. WARREN.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26

Our people enforced the principles Of
tie Maine law Tuesday highland '.crush-
ed out, two pett5 grog shops which had
made their appearance among Us during
the past few weeks. ssDoEn With the
liquor traffic" was the universal response.
4 public meeting is to be held on next
Tuesday evening to take more effective
means for preventing the future traffic in
the um-fend in Lawrence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26

e Eighty three yoke of cattle were
purchased in this county yesterday, by
Messrs. Hays d Mckinney, New Mexi-
can freighters. The average price per
yoke was ST. So These gentlemen
started II wagons, last week, each load
ed with sixty-fve hundred pounds of
freight for Santa Fe.- Weaport, No.,
Meas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
xAWREEM H0usE.

FuIiE undersigned respectfully bez leave % m
i form the tifizene or IanTcnce and visinisy
that they have rseefifix cpenpd The above board
ing house. and alh afly their table sifb eteTy
tory CT in The adiaining State Of Hisso4ri We
are thankful fer rest patronage, aEd hepe. -
Gloss attention 70 badhfss e next eonfiaas
ance Of the same. StFa1seFs = q d go q eiss
as call, and 70 tHsst tlzf xiH bekeo aray ar
satisfied. Tezn1E reasonable
BAKkHf.-He have connected s-ssh tbs e.
always On hand = eolssant supply Of br;sd, piss.
esksz. cTasEsfs, dke.s stcss. sad for ssis Is tba
losest rnsesz sAAEEE KAkNADY,
sAszEKL FIT.
IaxRExrs, &. Jaas =, -. s:
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26

A SMALL Box, oval form, containing one
n Watch Key. one Breast Pin with initials
marked on the back, aud Hair Locket. Also one
Veil, Collars, and Handkerchcifs. Lost ON the
California road between Lawrence and Judge
Wakefeldis honse, or the road running north TO
Mr.. Phillips house. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at this Office, at Judge
Wakefeld's SARAH TOPPER. !
Laurence. bag &c, '55.-2.t
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-26
A WORD 10 pTONEEps.

GALE OF G00Ds-a. ". Baosx Il Co.,
- GExTs:-Please give notice toenierants. thai.
all goods or merchandise that We have now in
warehouse will be sold on the firstziay Of Asyto
pay charges, and all persons who are EXPECTING
any goods would do selI 70 cali for them inine-
diatcay.
We ara compelled To aaesst. tbs eourse, IS
fre ghts are 81 per ou lbs and have been ell tbs
spring from 81 % 81 We have goods in our
warehouses for eInigrarlts on wil;cisRs have paid
from Loco to g 800, snd their goods zre stili
coming. Our funds are nearly exhausted, anl
unless those Interested come and pay up, We
shall be compelled TO reship theirecods back.
j. RInDEESBARaER& Co.
81. Leafs, Aexiz Il. Ies5.--9t.