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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. 'o~.
THE MOST VALUABLE
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE
. IN THE WORLD.

ID IL. IL Al > T. Y > E,...rs..
f O Il f > I. WINE!.!
patronized by the nobility and Medical faculty of Eng
land, and esteemed the most extraordinary medicine
in the world. . .. "., ,.. .. H..G r#sGE
Medicines containing molasses or lquoricc, like the
boasted Sarsapariias require many large bottles to
produce the slightest change ~ health. The Forest
Hine is altogether a different article II contains no
syruGs to give it consistency, but acquires its excel
lent flavor, and powerful medicinal properties from
the vegetable plants of which it is The For
est Fine combines the virtues Of the t
Wild Cherry, Dandelion, Yellow Dock, and
t' -" asa Sarsaparilla! hae ,.g2rsH
with other valuable plants whose properties are still
more effective. a-' *@R' LI''t'f
Its high concentration renders II one Of the most ef
fcent medicines now in use. Sometimes Tess than
single bottle restores the lingering patientfrom weak
ness debility, and sickness, orst0ng and vigorous
health, Every dose shows its good effects on the con-
stitution and improves the states Of the health Tho
Forest WRe is recommended in the strongest terms,
for all complaints of the '5I9 Et''
II ? Stomach, Liver, Kidneys Nervous Disorders,
Bilious Affections, Dropsy, dyspepsia, Loss Of Ap-
petite, Jaundice, Female Complaints, Scrofn-
la, and all Disorders arising from Bnd
Blood and impure habit of the system. s@s 3
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HENRY JAMES,

Barber and Hair-dresser. Shop, under the Collins
House, next door west OF Mason,s Saloon. Shaving
Hair-cutting, and ShampooiDg done promptly and
lnthe most fashionable style, 4ge
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NRITTENDEN e. KNOWLT0N have
" thisday formed a co-partnership, for the sale OF
Drugs, Medicines, Oils Paints, Dyestufs, Groceries
&c., at the store lately occupied by Jas. w. Cone.
-- L. ". CRITTENEDN.
~ JNO, A. KN0WLToN.
Frnnk lin May 1. laSS.aa-ff
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IRON of every, kind and size; Cast, Cor
i man and Spring Steel, Steel Strings, Axels, wagon
Boxes, east and wrought Iron AnVils, solid box Vices
Sledges wrought Nuts and Washers, Horse shoe Nails
and Nalrods ut F-s.es Ea3E EFT. RIeHA RDsON.
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II ..r
l. Cottage Hill Farm, situated ~ miles east OF Ra-
VIENNA, on the Warren road, containing 437 acres o.
first rate land About 275 acres of u is nnder good
improv and the balance In good timber land.
Seventy acres Of the farm is ood bottom land, and
well adapted for meadow Tho soil gehefaly loan.
The farm is usually we'll watered. WIN good living
springs The Mahoning river runs through the whole
length OF IL. tits under first rate fence There is
good orchard and an abundance of other fruit rees
The buildings consistofa very fine stone house, with
nil conyehiencies Of fwood.house, water, etc. The
house "a by 40 feet with an ell go feet long Aso,
two good SO by 40 feetthe other SO by 3s
feet with a shed 64feet long. % " NE" y" ? - :"
Also good horse barn and carriage house, 52by "a
feet with agood wellpf water in the barn. All the
buildings were thoroughly paintedl last Spring. -
This q q good opportunity for those who wish to
,pnrchase the best stock farms in the copnty
tits well calculated for either cattle sheep, aud well
adaptedfog grain The situation Is fine, and the counA
tryaround very healthy Terms viii be made easy ~
Forfurther partculars enquire Of Darius Lyman, Ra,
Z February, "A, 1s55-tf ~ q FREDERICK cURTiS.rU
a. . x (<xsff sol Io
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS & CO.,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Crockery
Hardware, &C., west side of she Public Square, Ra
VIENNA. Ohio.
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COLLINS, BELDING & PRENTICE.
Physicians and Surgeons. oice in the PhGnix block
over Roweil, Witter & Co.., Store, Ravenna, OfiO
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A. v. HORR,
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Crockery,
Hardware, &c., Shalersvile, Portage county Ohio.
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CAST STEEL HOES--The
i best Solid Cast Steel Hoes in the country, are for
sale cheaper than at any other place. fFaHHGl
-Ravcnna, April0, 1855 ...- K T RICHARDSON.
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G5e9ortage SfatinfI.
TERMs OF SUBSTITUTION.

omcoOn Main slreel, Third story PAsnIS Block.
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.s2ga GEO. BUEL & Co.. A.
DROPRIET0RS Ravenna Summit Mills,
j. and Dealers In Produce, Salt, Plaster, Flour,
eed etc.. at the rooms lately occupied by g. Day, op
posite the Phoenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
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F. w. SEYMOUR,
Dealer In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made
Clothing, Hardware, &C., north side Of Public
Square, Ravenna, o.
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J. E. WILLIAMS, P. H. BABcOCK, H. HURD, JR.
WILLIAMS, BABCOCK g. HURD.
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of Groceries, Foreign
and Domestic Liquors and Wines, Fancy Goods
Toys, etc. Also-Manufactures Of tho best quat,
ofConfectionaries, No 80 Superior St., Cleveand,O
H. L. DAY,
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, the Public
Square, Ravenna, Ohio. s. -...
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A GOOD supply of, Cloths consisting Of
II consisting OF Broad cloth and fancy Cashmere,
Chasmerett, Satinet, Jeans, &C.; at floB .
Ravenna, March 90, 1854. Q. l.. & J. z. SuTLIFFs.
SHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, Of
O the finest quality, can be found geuI 5a4 q
Jan IL, 1s54.o..5 at r, A. BAIRD & Cos,
THAT Fancy Vesting is going off fast and
l. cheap,at o. L. & j. P.SpTLIFFs.
March 90, 1854. .sS"e1 $
GOATS Pants and Vests good supply at
" March 90, 1854. 0.L.& ]. P. SUTLTFFs. 10
MOTICE-R. A. Baird having formed a
1N co-parnership with ]. Dewey ofFranklin, ,wilo
continue business as BEFORE at the old stand in lien
Book, under the name and firm of X. A. Baird d q
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WOMEN VERSUS LADIEs.-Mr. John Broug-
ham in responding to toast cOmplmenta.
ry to the Ladies, at recent banquet held
lin N. :, uses the following language: i
aa'S Y. There was only one thing about the
toast with which he was disposed to feel
eaptious, and that was the word "lades."
Why not say ..womenl" Oh! what fine
delicious word was that! One had to curl
= his lips round it, and It stuck to bis lips as
though il would never get out Women he
might be divided into three eiass-
& ess The nearest thing to heaven upon
: earth, was pure, perfect woman. Then
We come to the "ladies." A very expen-
ssiye thing was o lady. Oh, no! we wonId
have no ladies. A w0man was thing to
Il be loved--a lady wasa thing to admire
Then came the third class -the female.--
Oh. these were strong-minded. cold.
hearted class. GIadly would he give uT
the Molly Coddles among US, il women
would give up their strong-minded females.
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A. BIERCE. p. d. coNANT.
BEERCE & CONANT,
Attorneys at Law. Office No. 3. Phoenix Blocn Ra-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
Prospectus of the
KANSAS HERALD OF FREEg0M
PIPER ron faE aILLIsS!!

THE HERALD OF FEi.EDoM i en- ineepcnts-
i chi weekly iiewspapeT. seVoted to Freedom
ard the interests of kaIlsss Territory It's Pufi.
iisi.ed st Lawrence. ksIisas T, on SATURDAY OF.
each yvsck, at 81 Per snl sfszstss a. ca e4s,.ce;
The HKEALD eeltssls ti-iy-twe ce.uusFis OF
reading nlAiser IS Tis,tea on sne wilise Elcr cf
a very sss,zaior quality. with rex Septcl1-sseed
.ts1e s,aS the hSt Of Liacg slil stsssecs
oi eosninsnda.ion h al 10 see i. 1sz Is leef
mechanical exeSutisr.
Fic HIRAtIs IS tisosaughis ants-slaveTv. end
viii labor with energy sss:sccenfss.sh the esect
Of les e tablislsaeEss. which sas 20 aid IN inaslTg
Kansas free Ssates To TIE Fioncer. or thcSs
who contealplztc leeasine In the Te1fiteTf, it
viii be almost Indispensable. as i viii abptind
with observations en- the soil, climate, FFedue-
lions, and fatErAf FesoRfces Of the Tegrsery,
The information is sgill be able 70 furnish as u
the different routes slisfanees, aihd es. II eavel,
and the VaTo rs articles Which the pioneer should
hing with lsitn 10 his h5fne, viii be iFS siisa-
able. and -gelaEleTate the suhssiitssr tor
his tri!i.3r ifA estsi.st. The eastern politician
or piilanfhFOriss, who wishes 80 keep frsiy ad-
riScd - the iaee5sks ef the great Questions of
eiyl and ielig freedom. wiil hail TIE advent
of tie ilElIklg wos xiv With much delight Ii is
believed thai efaTy class Of elg fellow-eiiizens,
ard paitieslaIay the informed, win beentertain-
e and interested hs fseIusal Of its eesagitns.
| Il Is IHI eIsAS OF THG EsIIeR's ISpLPgsDENr
MID, but .liselsinss ALL eonneeticn With AsT
party, fiction, sect, or creed, ether thsn they
meet his apfEeeatien.
The very iiy,ge sircelatioli which tire fiEn4LD
has already attained makes il the most valuabls
advertising medium m the fcrsitesy. aud Gs
s,ch We otfr the use Of its eolsYnss 70 tileSs 20
wish 70 give publicity 10 their bsssiiieSs; claim
ing however. the rigis of srfssiag cff iigs- eas
;ets,tt gsedi,ae sdsssfssh elts, aR etEeEs OF a
doubtful or ifamsszi ssesdcney. TEs:Atf or Ap-
yER4Isiss 81 "a cyss.sa line for The fsst iIiser
ton. and i've CENTS Ene fer esSch Subsequent
i iaserficr. No Ttdaefion Iaasls fsr leng adver-
tiseilJaits. G. ", BROWN sE co.
LAwkaScr Karas.s r, July q, Is55.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
Young Amsrica's 5 LibrarY.

4 USEFUL and attractive series of books for
L the yeuTe people. oIn bTaeinc ceveniscoancct-
ed with tho eariy history Of the country, and lives
OF distinguished 4Iaen, written with much rare
and in entertaining InsIlnsf, with :lustra-
tions of inpols1ns eIts, and beautifully iiiuin
irated titie pages.
Contsirirg tiic life Of Daniel Webster. Tie crest
American s;aiesnlafl with numerous anecdotes
illustrative OF lis character, and the following
illustrations:
Young Daniel thcsaw mil; Wehster fishing
at FrasbgJk; " ebster declining the eIcfksiiip:
Webster exrounding tbe Constitution; the Bunk
er Hill celebration: Webster at Faneuii Hall;
Mansfield. the residence Of Webster; Webster ON
biS1srin.
The lie Of Henry Clay, the Iaill boy Of the
slashes, with nine illustrations; the life of Bena
sin franklin. iliaSsfations the life of General
" asihngton, illustrations; the life OF Marion,
aiilustiatons; the life OF Lafayette @ Illustrations;
fhe jIfc g William Pen. iilpstrstisns: tke life
often. Tsylor. q illustrations; the he Of Gen.
jackson, illustrations: the life OF Napoleon Bo
napaEte, illustrations; tlf old iseji OF Indepen
acfiee. or fisiiadelf fffia In i576, Illustrations;
tlIe Y.anksc tea party. md otlsss stories 81 the
Revelation containing N all over one hundred
iilGstrafions.
Each volume Is well written. possessing high
iofaltoue, and can safely be Plsesd in tlie ands
of youig people Iipey contain numerous anec-
dotes illustrative of the early hsloGs Of onr
country. -
Prise per set. handsomely bound in slosh. gilt
backs and neatly put up in boxes, Ss.75. Prise
PER volume, cloth iiit, 81 = cents.
CelpoTteIfrs ugeHts. oF school libraries, Rill ba
supplied at liberal discount.
Copies sent By mail. postage free. upon receipt
eftlie Price eftlle set. or any voluine.
LINDSAY J. d y BBhcKIS111S, Pstiis kezs.
15S0Hth Sixth stress, Philadelphia
~ Newspapers inseTtiag tbe above IN fall,
viii be entitled tos volsrie for "a,
Fsrs "a be directed 70 tbs 5iedissi E=sniner, p
PlIiadeIPh;a.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04

other things that they will get goodly
supply of wisdom, and learn better than
10 give themselves out for marauding
party while they are encamping in a
country 50 much disturbed by domestic
feuds as is Kansas at the present-time-
Il is not to be wondered that our
friends at Palmyra conceived the neeessi-
ty of arming for defence. They have
suffered much from the depredations al
ready committed. upon them. and are
constantly hearing threats of still greater
outragrs. 1t would be well for all to with
hold expressions indicating determine
ton to do harm to others then this an
archieal state of society which now sur
rounds us would soon pass away. I'm
less the elements soon subside into a
calm we may look for the commencement
OF struggle which will only end when
the soil of Kansas shall have been hber-
ally drenched with human blood.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
Crest Rzeitemens in Lawrence !!

U,er On Hard Tines acfsally Csssaas,.esd S
Our cItv difficulties all settled 0rr town site
now upon firm basis And
= HoRNSBYS & REgRlI1
A RE in their New Store Rooms enc door SCUM
n of the Tribute Office. and ere rereiS Sing then
new and splendid stock OF spring and summer
goods. There is use lsenzilIeTafing Isle afti
cles but viii ssnp say, ne have, alS are ieeeis
ing, c fs,llll assortment ef
sTAFf.E And FaseY eesps:
Comprising Cassimses, eakinetts. gestillsss.
&lsssfngs, BisacllsII and BfpWn Linens, aissl
'Ei.es gcasss Of N ldnls.
D3Ess eeoHS:
Silks. Prints of new and splendid ds,yics Is cheap
"a eve--GinghsIns. Lawns. NsiSiins, Beraees.
and Tissues. 4 fnesses koi Gleves sud lesiss'
TA.Ily sRocERlrs:
Teas. Sugars Coffee, Spices, Flour, Meai. Bseon
de-: also CroclzeEy Ware, Glsss Wefe. Queens
Ware Looking GLASSES, Wash laas, WASH
Boards, &c.i aiso,
Nails. Glass. Putty. y Saws. Hand Saws. Knives
and Forks. SEsocns-in fact a general variety ei
articles in this line-alse Hats Cars. Boots e,sd
Shoes of ali qualities and plicss. IN ready illiae
cLoTnINa
We challenge the Territory ior a comparison o.
prices. quality. or quantity. Also,
Sfw.sTYIE or BoSSETs:
silk Satin, Straw, lesfoIl.. and Lace. Of SIrips
styles. in great variety; also Ribbons, Flowers
Linings, Re.
II conclIis.en IRE would say, ne have tskei
great pains TO get stock OF goods needed am
suited to this market We shall elItsr into cora
petition with no one, our motto being, live Az
ietlixc,p and believing that fssies fp is bette
than a .ssiow sbilling.n we have put cur good
down'at the Lowest possible friag ifstss; all v
| ask is an examinatioiauf our stock and prices
We charge nothing FOR showing eur goods, sn
atter ourselves that we can plsass the most f,s
| t;diouS. HekAsBY < FEidaL.
IaArrence Naa s.lss5.-sff.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
RGuUTY LAHn AaEHcY.

4 + act Of songTess, passed Matrh 81, 1855,
y provides E pension Of less seSes Of lasd. fer
al persons who served In It's Hcsolut;ofszsy 81,
oEsiH any other war of the JnioSi Ssstes, pro
yided fourteen days services ,Teie rcJ1dere and
,Stsoadig, g'e aH WHO served in say battie,
though actually ebgsged ;er onls . single -.
and.
Tii1dgy, Te tie pidesv. or Il no widow, tbs
children Aho are Under Fl years of sslt tke
tine Of the PASSAGE Of tiIs aSi; !; and.
fsegf4Zy, 10 tLose Eiio,s sBn.leE forsaef iaTs,
have received VAR siits frn las afaeul:t than
Ieo acres are emitted % sH addit;oiEsi fsrrsI.s
to IN . kemp the sisfeisIey to that amozfIf.
Having 0ifieiafed As Bsirxfy Lard j gent under
the former law end feseivsa from fss proper
oilicsrs, for tie ne Of the llaants very large
f.f:sslbzf sf watFzats, TIE s9hssFis.er oilers lzs
Iezal services 20 The Yhisise zfa feis ecnti.leEs
that he can give pesssct satssshsfitrs 30 Ices
VIII Be feaHired isltii tie VazEeHt j. eAtaiaea.
Pcrsons having eissis1s VII make iEpraediate sp-
fI:casion at tts HEKALp CT FKsEpo11 ofsee.
= e. " BEDgN.
I4wrence, KEnsas T., Jalt 75.s5sss.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
puoet 1ann Nfuspop ua the Of Rasas.

years of age, who have been residents of
the cityo Lawrence two weeks next pre-
yious to the election, shah be qualified
voters upon the approval of the act. for
the suppression of drinking houses. DC,
In Lawrence.
Voted, that the Judges be requested
to make public the result Of the election.
through the papers of Lawrence irnmedi-
ately after it IS held
The election was held agreeably to the
direction of the people, and resulted as
follows -
Forthe Prohibitory Liquor Law, 74votes
Against the Prohibitory
The vote for the Board of Arbitrators
stood as follows
Wm. Hutchinson, "a votes.
G. w. Brown, "A
n. M. Harmon, "a
r. G. Elliot, 70 "
John Speer, "a
Mr.. Baldwin not present. j. Heaeock
disappointed in his place, and the result
was as given above. Witness our hands,
g. w. HUrcHINsoN,.
b. w. WooDARD,
JoHS HEACoCg.
Lawrence, July 81, 1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
Prospectus cf the
KANSAS FREEMAN.


fTlHE Above is the title OF a weekly newsTaper
L publisiNd at ToITka. Kansas Territory,
on "Wednesday of e.eh week, at ss.se psf ausuIn,
always in advance.
Tux FgErsfAS viii make no promises at the
commencement of ils csIeer b;;t vii endeayorto o.
stand on its OVID merits sad tis slndheSs Of its
principles On the niofnenteils qrsestioiis which
aeitate the public mind. not only in this Terri
tory. but over the whole extent ef essF glorious
UnieIl. To advocate the more immediate inter
tSts OF this orr ehosen. and cherished home. and
at the same time 70 support every measure etleu-
lated 10 promote nnisin and good feeiiug among
the antagonistic elements which must for some
time exist ;7Iiong -eur growing population must
and Sd al be olIr aim. 1hegeat principles which
governed the aetions OF the Immortal " asliiHg-
ingtoii. and the nobts seifiss Of the Revolution,
shall be oarguaing star ia politics. IN the Pres
cnt state of the political world. with the. two
great parties which ilaye hitherto geyernel.this
country broken up into nnnnmbercd fragments,
the e6iiducr,Ts of tie EeEEaAS haze determined
to laid themselves ndcIfspdent- aa ~ beFty %
discuss the yalieus qaesio OF the day. fTae snd
u,traniRieilod by party ligafares. itslal be al
Havs found On tlt. side of Temperance and reii-
gogls morality and SHAH continue 10 advocate the
most exteusiye system Of Pubiic Free Schools
and Colleges, with freedom CT conscience to all
men seeking Eeitie sthinouT borders. together
with public pnlis.y founded on the principles Of
foreiiithefs. aIti reiying for SUPPORT on that
best ef Ged's gifts 70 man. the Bible.
No advertisement or article. calculated 70 of
fcd The rlest delicate shall be permitted to enter
! the columns OF tho FRsEnAS. lts PAGES shall
contain fromtime to time useful ami Instructive
tales fronithe pens Of the most approved authors,
together with aiI tie current events of the day.
Correspondents viii be secured in al tls settled
| portions of the Territory as 10 offer to cur
readers. sfIi,TLY TEUE and reliable information,
hot Only of tie IesoufUcS and prospects, but of
every occurrence affecting the interests Of the
I Territory of kanses. thus rendering the FREEMAN
a welcome Visitor 20 the family circle Of tie set
tier at the same iine that it VIII be useful and
trustworthy guide, to ths .;wise men from tho
East seeking hoine%ithin cur .eTtiiebosom.
All communications forthe FKEEHAs tebe al
dressed 10 Edward c. i. Garyey d. Co., Topeka
kansas Territory.
EDN ARD C. X. GARyEY & Co.
Topeka, X: r. June af 80
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
LeslsIatnre " couernor.


The Quasi Legislature. in session at
the Shawnee Mission, are very indignant
because Gov. ReEpsR viii no. recognize
lem as the bona fas Legislature Of Kan
sas They joined in memorial to the
President asking fsr the Gsvernor's re-
msxal. and dispatched enc esE their num-
- 3 " asllingsca % bear the inapoftznt
dseaH.vas. We never read aa instrument
of the same length abonndiHg with 50
great number of falsehoe1s. If It had
beeasentf forthasa tMuneliausen' it would
have been received as the bestof the kind,
but the idea of presenting it as fact is
an absurdity teo ludcrous. to merit Sc
rious consideration. Among other acts
of maifeasenee they charge the Governor
with having caused the census to be TAX
ea last winter when the snow was some
two feetin DEPTH There was notya pc.
iriod last winter when the. snow, in any
settled part of Kansas exceeded six inch
es in depth, and we doubt whether it ev.
er exceeded four inches. We have the
article for publication next week. an'
shall take great pleasure in spreading tht
document before the country as evidenc'
Of the moral degradation of those win
clauh to be the law-making power Q
Ksasas.
Cur friend HALDER3.x, Clerk eff til
Gadncil, will accept our thanks fora cop,
Of the document.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
To All Whom IT Nav Concern.

TINE undersigned holding in his own name
Il and right grsifs of land OF one section con-
tdningsix hundred and forty acres, By virtue OF
the treaties oftlIe I7th of March. 1sAa ndjana
arg 3lst, 1875, between The United States aid
the Wyaniot nation Of Indians, hereby makes
known 70 the pus,lie that he has IN pursuance OF
powers and privileges granted by ssit treaties
to select AMI locate one section OF land to contain
six huntiFsd and feFty acres Tlsefefore. be IL
known that the aforesaid seetioa ef Land is laca--
tel Is fsiissfs VIZ: eosnaell2ing 4 stone m6nu
Izerls un the Kansas rire1 st the IRcssli Of = r-
vas het7esi the dwelling hcIsse ef N5faizIn IL
Lykins aaad 4. b Wade, and running Eest. sIie
,h0ussRd two hRndIed and 6fEF II 1zae-fest
along the north li1leof the town Of Lawrence 10
Stone lnoldiDent situated IN Illinois street thirty
feet from tie eastsiae of said street according
lithogrspl Of the saryey made IN octoser, iS5a.
by a. ID. Scarf: thence south along Illinois stfeSs
on the west iineief the town of Lawrence three
| Thousand three hundred aud forty feet 20
4 stone monument on the south side OF Warren
street; thence west on the south side of W arTa
street produced five thousand five hundred and
sixty-one--55j feet TO stone monument:
thence due north five thousand five hundred
559ofcet To tho center Of Jay street produced TO
stone monument; thence east along the center
Of Jay street i've Thousand six hundred and twen-
| ty ene-562l--feet to stone monument on toe
Kansas river; thence down said river to the place
OF beginning. coiiEIining one section Of Hand oi
six huniIed and forty aeles.
All persons are warned not TO intrude or tres
pass ni,en sanl section AS the Treaties aforesaid
| vests in me he tile to the ground and renders
null ana void III attempts 70 set up claims after
its location. j0EL WALKER.
Kyanslot Af.r ( IS55-St
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
Prices Current.

LAWRENCE, August 4, 1855.
CoaN-s1 25T3 bu; corn meal 81 25 y 30 lbs.
BEkSs-S3 50 9 bush.
FLoun-in sacks, So 90 q hundred; super
fine. 50 20.
s sIlsiKr, PsAoHEs--lss so 2 bush.
BuTTKR-Fresh 1otg15c.
s- BEEF SGl9S.- = Ii.
H8Ns-SFnoked, 13e.; bacon, 11c- prime pick
led pork. 1ne.
{ L-aRD-I21{c- q IL.
TALLow-i213c. = II.
lCnKEsE- 1oesl5c. q ID.
EGGs-15c. e doz.
SALT Coarse and table, 81 so q bush.
SrGAR--N1w Orleans, 9@ilc-; crushed, l5c.;
white, lie.
AioLAssEs-- Sugar -house, 6oe.; golden syrup,
9oc.: syrup, 75c.
RfoE-12i5c. q II.
CRAcgEIs-10, 12aJ15c. q b.
CepFtsH-10e. q fb.
CoFFEE-14(1l62Ec. q ID.
TEA-Black. 50tGS0c, z H.: green, so@Sl %.
ToBAcoo-259r50c. u ID.
SALEEATUa-1ee. 3 To-
BAR SoAP-S@10c. II ID.
COARSE BocTs-Sa 70, s3@s3 25 p pair.
+ -s2@Sl4.
BUFFALO RoBEs-S3@Ss.
CAtIcoEs-10tI20c. 2 vd-
DELANEs-35@50c. y yd.
snrETNss-C Coarse, l1c.; domestic, s@loe
beacled. i0Gll5c-
-LAXr 0II.-sl 25 p gall
BUENIS6 FLUID-S1 20 2 gall.
Ises Bar, &C.; round and square, -loslle.;
w sNalfs.5ss rs y5tass q hundred.
HIDEs-Dried, &c.: green, 4e
UAY--- T. ton.
LraBER-ss5@55 2 thousand It.
HARD Woop-s2 3 cord.
: Snor-1s q b.; lead, Ice. ;powder S5@5e.
WIspow SAsH-S(s Toe. e light.