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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Correction,

We are credibly informed that we
were misinformed as to the great mortal
ity at Fort Riley. A gentleman assures
us that the whole number of deaths does
not exceed twenty, and probably does
not equal that number. Our former ia
formaut was person who said he had
come direct from Fort Riley, and was
cognizant with all the facts; but subse-
quent information has satisfied us that
he was deserter,, badly frightened at
that, and that he made his extravagant
report for the purpose of justifying his
desertion.
1t is further stated that labor has been
resumed upon the government improve
ments at Fort Riley
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
rlansnsa N webb,

This geatlemaa, the efficient Secretary
of the Emigrant Aid Company, arrived
in our city on Monday evening last, with
his lady. and is now stopping with Doet.
C. ROBINSON, at his residence on Dread
Mount. Dir. W. is in excellent health
and spirits, and is much delighted with
Kansas, and It's enchanting scenery
After being called upon repeatedly, he
reluctantly appeared upon the stand, a;
urfree State Convention on the 4th inst,
and was welcomed with cheer upon cheer
He spoke briefly, but to the point, about
Kansas matters. The anxiety to get lin
upon the stand. the plaudits with which
he was welcomed, anI the demonstrations
of approval of what he said, showed in
what estimation he was held by the pco-
pie of Kansas. We afdently wish he
could be prevailed upon TO remain with
us, and unite his 4estinies with ours,
here on the soil of Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
State Constitution.
LAwREScE. K r. Aue- IL 4,

LAWRENCE, 4. T.. Aug. Is, 1855.
Pursuant to a published call, signed
"Aiany Citizens" .'to take into consid-
Grafton the proprietY of calling Terrific
rial Convention. preliminary to the form
alton of a State Government, and other
subjects of publicsiaterest,n Convention
Of the citizens of Kansas Territory, irre-
spectre of party, met, and upon motion
of c. X. Holiday, DIR. A. Hunting was
called to the Chair, g. w. Brown, E.
d. Ladd, C. E. Blood, L. p. Lincoln,
James Christians and DR.. J. D. Barnes
elected Vice Presidents, and j. K.
Goodin and J. 2. Fox Secretaries.
On motion of ]. Hutchinson, Esq, a
committee of five were appointed to pre-
pare business for the Convention, Messrs.
g. W. Smith, C. K. Holiday, C. Robin
son, John Brown, Jr. and A. T. Powell
were chosen that committee.
During the absence of the committee,
the Convention was addressed by Rev.
Loyejoy, G.. w Brown. j. Hutchinson
and N. I. Conway. After which, Mr..
e. w. Smith, chairman, submitted the
! following as the report Of HE committee:
Whereas, The people of Kansas Ter
ritory have been since. It's settlement, and
now are without any law making power;
therefore, be it
ResolUed. That we, the people of Kan
s;ss Territory, in Mass Meeting assem-
bied, irrespective of party distinctions.
influenced By common necessity, and
greatly tlesireus of promoting the com
mon good, do hereby call upon and re-
quest all Josa Jsde citizens Of Kansas Ter
ritory, of whatever political views or pre-
dilecnons, TO consult together in their
respective election districts, and, in Mass
Convention oro:herwise, elect three Dele
gates for each Representative TO which
such district is entitled, In the House of
Representatives Of the Legislative As
sembly, BY Proclamation of Gov. Reeder
of date 10th March, 1855: Said Dele
gates to assemble in Convention at the
town of Topeka, on the 10Th day of Sep
tember, 1855, then and there to consider
and determine upon all subjects of public
interest, and particularly upon that hay-
ing reference to the speedy formation of
a State Constitution. with an intention of
an immediate application to be admitted
rs State into the Union of the "United
States of America. y
After the discussion of the resolution
By Mr. stearties and others, the report Of
The committee was adopted with but eHe
disscIltilsg voice.
On motion, it was ordered that the
proceedings of this Convention be pub
iished in the newspapers of the Territory,
and Messrs. ]. Speer, R. e. Elliott and
G. w. Brown were appointed a commit
tee to publish and circulate the call for
the Convention to be holden at Topeka
On motion, the Convention adjourned
zine dir
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18

WiTH HAIRS PATENT PowprE- -PEoc1 Lees,
Which Recetred tlt Prize Kedeis attbe WaF,i's
feis,, Loadozs, io5l-- lPurla'S fai., le,g l0rk,
1864
TINlIE subscribers are the czly persons author
l. lied 70 make aud sch She ABOVE renowned
SAFES aud LoOSs IN the Safe Of Missouri. and we
can AID viii furnish them at New York manniac-
tuIeIs prizes warranted free irol,l daml1le~s
ROBERTS IL DAVIS.
Depot-N No. 13 Levee and % Commercial st,eet,
one door from Chestnut, St. Louis.
july u. 1S55.--ly.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Returned.

Gen. S. C. PoMERoY, arrived from his
eastern tour on Tuesday last He is in
good health. and purposes making his
headquarters for tie future in Lawrence.
lie represents the exeitement.as very in
tense in the East on Kansas matters, and
says the emigration this fall win be un-
precedented. 1t viii mostly make its
way into. the Territory by the overland
route through Iowa.
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The kansas oaeztion in proridence:

4 large public meeting was held in
Providence, not many days ago, to con-
slider the recent outrages of the Atchison
marauders IN Kansas. The Governor of
the State. VIM. NJ. Hoppih. presided,
and among tie speakers on the occasion
were Hon. Thomas Davis, late member
of Congress, Hon Mr. Fessenden, Speak
er of the r. l: House of Representatives,
Rev. DR.. Maryland and Rev. DR.. Hedge.
The Providence Joaynat SAYS that BIr.
Dayis's speech was one of the most elo-
queHt and stirring of that gentleman S
efforts, and that Dr.. Wayland made a
most eloquent appeal in favor of freedom
for Kansas /"
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n00Yst geoKsH

FlS J, sslsesis,Ei tsf sSheol ai,l Aisceila1ep.zs
: y Books are kept fer sale * The ofe 81 Ellss
ines Of Ilstegy ueFoincs 81 iir esI.ss4ss is.x ;
Book Of Martyrs. PeTiIeGs AdytntaEcs OF Tfsx7
elcIs Farm and Firesiie, Cruise in TIE Mesiicr
ranean, lirfTy Graphs, People Have Met RtFssi
Letters Fun Je;t3iss, Autographs for Free,icin.
Great Cities of tlie World, Frank Freeman Bar
Der Shop. Mirror Of the Soul, Antiquities OF
WestclI Nc8 York. Sixllers oi the Declaration,
Army Of the United States. Geographical liisfs-
" OF New Ycrk, Pocket and QuHrlo Bibles, Sc.
Also, a lafga supply Of Toy Books for ehildien.
We have also very surerler article of Fcois-
can and letter Paper, Pens, fenLnideys, Black
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes. Faber'S Pen
ellis, dc. L. II. BROWN. & CT. 3
LAWRENCE, Feb. 8. Is55.-f
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
gg We fear it is the intention of poll

gg We fear it is the intention of poll
ticians to make Kansas subject for their.
capital for the next two years. If so, we
are doomed people, and have greater
reason TO be alarmed than we lad when
the "berder villains. were encamped in
our midst. We pray the STATESMEN Of
the East to save US The degradation Of
serving as the only capital Of dsaagogass
for riding into popular favor Our hui
initiation is sufficient already. without
any greater grievances to complain of.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Indian War.

NTo1TCE. is hereby given to all persons that
y they must not pass through the Shawnee
Reserve, as travelling through that Reserve is
now attended With the utmost danger. from star
vatiou or Otherwise. unless they call at the Hotel
lately erected by the subscriber, and iii their
ssornaehs with I'll the Injuries and esculents Of
the season. Travellers can stay all nightif they
choose: can. bring their families along and stay
week. if they prefer. and ge. too fas to leave Un
less they tighten their pockets of gold and taRe
in exchange dry goods, groceries. hardw are, eT
ether merchandise. of which the subscriber has a
great variety in his store attached to said Hotel
70 be found at Wakafusa, one mile east of Blne
jackets. PASGHAL FISH.
Argus. Il, 1855.
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RaHNTY LAND AaENny

A \ at u IpheTess, isss=ed MEfeh "a; 1850,
y provides a pension q ii's acres OF iaEld. fer
4li persors who served in tie Revolutionary wsf,
r IN any other s-SF of the Ilits St4pes, pro
tisicd fgrTiesu days seTsists rcslyscies sni
heas ne2g, 70 ett a.ho ssrycd iH sny b&tlis.
though setualls engaged ief only sipgle day;
and,
1sitsd1y. so tbesHi1azs- 81 II no widow. tlsa
children : 10 -sfs nDder i years OF ase a. tils
tiiise .ci the passage II the act (, and =
fesarfk =, 70 tiscse sFlie. under former IzEss
;ls>e EeseiFes ssas5ssss fsr5z less zisenat than
- acs4s.zsEe easstzzl . su additional warrant
.rc f.szksss;f sss ssesisienev 70 thai smegnt. -
siaz5ns ssusl s. issssisssx Land .ssesss usdsr
he fossslsTzlss. ask feeeiss53 fFeIa she proEsr
s9ezTz, J.r fise fsss ef fe skrnanfs, very large
nssiiber q ys.ifTa.si. the subscfiter Offers bis
iazsl services ~ tfse tuhiis.. and feeis oonSdeEs
ttat he eeil glte persect satisfaction. 40 ICES
8 "a be Fe9uired until lie warrant Is obtsined.
fe-o5fz IfEtss ssasifs viii make fs.n1cdi ase af
pliezss6R al the LiMzIp ~ ksFSs,oss ofssee-g
q. N. Bk0WSs
Lawrence, KarSas r. july z5, ls55.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
improvements.

We observe the foundation for another
concrete building has just been com
menced on Massachusetts street, a few
rods north of our Office, by Mr.. WooD-
WARD. We are glad to see these perms-
nent Improvements going up. 1t gives
evidence that our people have confidence
in the future greatness of LAWRENCE
All persons have confidence in It's prog
ress who look upon the town and its beau
tiful location, and admirable scenery.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Warren'S Fire and Water Proof
COMPOSITION ROOFING,

tl.4fee No. II, 0rer Pest -Gleies. 81 LosiS Ko.
fIiIIE undersigned Manufacturers aud Deaiers
L in w ARRIS's Fire and Water Proof Compost
ton Roofing, Rave been extensively engaged IN
the manufaetsre of the above Roofs III st. Lotis.
about seven years, during. y iieli time, NC lsavc
had err Roofs tested Eaeer elrry variety Of ,df
etiinstailee AID confidently as i Siss public
particular, gi.ila IL combines IA g
greater degree than aIy other Roof IN tile ysll
uabe requisites Of cUsipness, ,.GEsl i.iiy aud
ouTity against fire asd N9trr.
Materials FOR sale. with directions for use.
{. N. q H. VI. W-AkREN.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
4pr1 1855.
F. A, Hunt & Co.

General caiaaisejo,l, Psodrce. q,.d Fs1-2ra,oling
1iesekaits, N. 10 Leree, -. Lads, As.
n bah orders for any description of AIer-
NJ clIaDdise, wlleH accompanied with remit
tanee, will meet with prompt attention. Ths
commission for buying any amount over fifty
dollars win be - yer cent; under hlty dollars 5
percent. Thes,ibssribers wilI coniine themSelyes
Strictly TO legitimate commission business, and
they viii at all times be prepared TO make liberal
advances on eansi gnIrenis-
REFxRkNcEs II kAA ass, c. Pomeroy. ESD.
Dr.. c. Robinson.
"a. HUNT, Late of Hubbel & lIunt,y
J. EDWARD HUNT.
St. EoRis, .dpfA Il, ls5s.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18

The New Haven Palladium. speaking
of-the Herald Of Freedom of June 3oth.
says -
The next number Of the Herald COM
meuces At the middle OF she FIRST volume,
and the time 10 subcribe IS q good one
We take this opportunity 70 fene8ed,y
say that if any one wishes 6Est class
territorial paper,~one that win gre hial
all the information about lkansas, he can
desire, he should take this one.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Notice

rs hereby given TO Z. Chapman, Of The town Of
L Lawrence h. Z, that thc farnle claim which /
laid near said town. and which he has jumped
and pretended 10 SCH % enc john 2. Weed,
Il zealpt aud hold. as have been foFsi5ss
eeefas tllescffofn by threats and demonstrations
Of violence Said g'hapnlaa has nos a particle of
fi.tst tlafesa and shall prove ssas f;le beyond
ali dispute. an pessots. therefore. are warned
not to purchase lots city Interests Of said Chap
man on Wood, located upon said claim, as they
have no right 70 sell the same. aud as | am In
faver OF the movement now being made by tie
Outsiders, TO break up the settlement of March
last, ! shall transfer said claim tothemifI think
best. G. JENKINS.
Law yret,,,c sAilr. Il. .55.-3na.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
REMOVAL!
The New store Opened.

OUR newstoEe IS bow opened tsRnpprarilv,
" bitis not finished, and we ara now receiy-
ing the largest stock of goods ever offered IN the
Territory itenbTaecs ali the varieties for which
thsze Is ! .issnand; and We shall be ebie At all
times % sspply both the wholesale and retail
trade Tor fis section OF the Territory according
20 the 1ezz q oar abilities.
Test oar goods and our prices, and we'll abide
ths result.
Tefnas-fn Invariably cash.
AETcHIkS0S. HARLOW & Co
I.swrence. Aaguss 1sss.-ff
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
kansas River packef.

rINHE light drsughtf4 inch steamer FiSANpiER
J. Ne. ?, will lly regularly betwtcIi kansas
city and Fort Riley, toutfing at ahin;eTnediate
landings. Having fne accommodations for Pas-
sengeis. public pat on Sc Is rc tfiiily socitcd
and shippers can rely upon the FnaneeF's Ptliic-
tRalty.
MORRISON. on board: y. RfDDLFesi9 A4ttiER
& CO.. kansas city; or 30 c. u. MANNING Her
aid If Freedom Office, cr TO HUTCHINSON.
HARLOW & CO, merchants. Lawrence K. I.
Aay II, 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Kansas and Lawrence semi.weekly

DACKET STEAMER Esama R1fB1aa. J. ".
j Wing Master, viii leave Kansas city every
Monday and Thursday; returning viii leave
Lawrence every Wednesday aud Saturday
The public may depend upon this steamer being
prompt aud ryg,ilar, also that'shc viii centinHe
in the trade for the season. Every effort viii be
made to give satisfaction: la consideration we
solicit the patronage Of shippers and passengers.
FoT freight or pssSageappiy on board. or TO
hUrIHIASoN, HARLOW &Io., Ag'ts.
.Il.at-2. lsi,j.-6at.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Hardware.

NTUsiER & JENKINS. Wholesale and retail
N dealers in stoyss. ilciios wares. nn ware.
sheet iron, wagons. plows snd farming p:ersssis
generally. a. tIeir rooms adjoining " aikeE q
fiick. II stcr street. KafsSas cts.
Thoy Ease also al'ssneh stoFe At Lawrence <
r Fer tie pfcsart peTsaas wanting stores is
that vicinity sill make Application % Alien q
Brcther.
Whoiesals dealers cas- be supplied Il fair rates
.I.ss 2. l5ss.-Lf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Fashionable Tailoring.

"a S. Adds. TAILOR, takes pleas
"a II. 6fe IN statiug 70 :he pubsie thai
= I iss has eleil1sl a Fashionable TaiieTing
establishment n the scar 81 Aa.EEss sIsszsIzE
ssses ass slsiassslzs - ssazlizs-ss
make ssentssiuca,s and boys ciesheS of all d7
sc1ipiiei.s. on short HDtiee. He viii be In re,a-
ar receipt OF the laIes eastern fashion p1ates.
sud feels confident OF his ability TO give entire
satisfaction TO those who patronize bin.
iS Especial attention viii be given 10 the
cutting OF garments, for home Iaahing UP.
LGlcFslate, Ifag i9, 7oj.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18

EJ- K. GoopIs. Esq. requests US to
say, that those persons no sevefally car
rlesl away from pect. Rebinson's Office
last faa aud appropriated 70 their ownuse
pine fratten door. pIaned on one side.
With a lock, and made ready for hanging
the frame belonging thereto. and two
six light pine Ssh, eight by ten glass,
sill do well 10 eallupon him and account
zsslhe same. Some Of the parties are
known
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby notified that I have
a taken the claim lying east OF the claim now
occupied by Edward CLARK, Attorney at Law.
and caused "a house to bc built on said claim
All persons are cautioned against making iln-
proyementS on said claim. or paving any mon
cys that may aeerue from the Use of the hoHse ou
said claim. rs intend to pre-empt said .claim.
and sue for all moneys arising from the hire of
said hcuSe orclsirI. J. III. SHIMM0NS.
Lawrence, Aug. Ii. 1855
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Notice.

N7HERFAS Asa Powell, of Lane. Ottawa
w creek. X. T.. holds a pronIisoTy note
against I.se Of SIaa slated aboiis tlsesfss Of April
1855. sac same being gwen fora claim yhielttle
said Peacu had MT rst-to seii and tl.sreby be-
llssaila frsad and without cohsid-
Grafton refuse to pay said note ami
warn all persons against purchasing the sane.
G. Il. HYDE.
Erie CO.. Ohio. Aug II. .1s55-5t.*
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Ihe 1tefaia Of TfseooN.
Lawrence, Saturday, aug. IS, 1855.
To onr Frisnds.

TIE reqnlar issue qf tiis pspsr isAos0 2. .e9o eqP
iss r.eli Gad IL nsigIt Be materially inereased.
fftses soe aooroset is pfiseiples AID destre it,
saceess seayld take the tats 20 present. fss efasass
AZ neiylAOrs. There GTefsv II ebsr present sz'
s-1<,s r II. ez7s,J1 i1sk secure oSE SEw REsPoSsI-
ri xkxE lr;tE J1t fitt7s se4t aud see sseaeefut
Ig osE oar ftf<aas ktat fssy edH tie atfesfioas q.
their esfuai,sfences 10 lie aai5ts = The HERALD
or FRKEDoM apo,s psssits pettosags. IkD aaasy
Of cur DTesens subseri5ers will haHd ia one Hssc
zaa1le?
is qn isdneeusext to eeerfiol. eaes f5eTsoE scso
sSai in future send ss sz aetg ssIs s.sers. aetozs
paaisd ,5itE sI3. .sEdu be entitled 10 secesfA
eep9 gFatis.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
r. The boF1ier press are re;g.;.ia.a

a great Fzte after the removal Of Gov.
REzpza Unless we nsissaize they viii
coma % tie celelasioa that they have
.'eaaghta TaFtar. before they get thso'
with this matter. whether the succession
shall fall on JoHN {. DAwsos or WllsoS
SHANNON.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
New Boarding House in Lawrence

fEsIE New House, Ne. 81, Massachusetts, street,
i wiiEopen early in August next Tor tie re-
ception q boaF6efs. both permanent and tram
sient. The pEGprieteFs sill spar- no ial.ss or
expense 10 make their iiegise =, lar Is tie iif
ties OF the place VIII eTnit, pleasant s,.,i com
Portable hssfne for hose .sia tsef lsssl svit
their patronage. We ss,liv:ts~sl stars Of liaiiic
patronage, especially from those who may le
able % provide themselves with lodging ,l,ieii
We viii not limit our Inequalities u, siss Prices
will not vary essentially from taese established
by other houses. c. fiURD. -,
/. ). HAIL. i-'P Is'
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pIows! uoWs.i

-IJaEISG FEccarsl tlse agenev Of sAxsnss,
i i WALEIR 4 G1s eelsf,lased ssf<st Elslis<r
fEir1e and fdssBsao ZEsus. fsssTlt5aet 81 ~
sroIr Ksn<zs TsTTisofs- and zssez here.
TleSe PisSE are rs,sfsuszst tyred exrFeks1y for
tiie wsnIs ef tss sest and sisls sieiF - s1nra-
hiiity. 10 zissf Ese1its szFs beer tails tested,
ana 1s0s Ee sda izeesE -ee1fnrsend tEe1s.
sies.fIftiofs a.. fsez d eiskrzet<F q sol aad
strenas : ef teasEis * iFailss Iosss are ffsTa
- Z, - Iseha fiiFsssss II isrzeF I cs.serea. Tbs
fcfsfss fz11lltfs I3oss< szss u size frsr7 One
itsHse -. {. - assesz 5. 1.asks Fns Hszse5
kasis 4 i hase sss Islss ss :,s'asss--
l'yssEse Ptess Ny = ss1lee lEogn s1s - 80
fislils ssrsfle sfssssI = - t6ssff -,
ssssElsss sssesle5s.s= sssf=e.s
Sod psgsss ss< "a ana they
~. . fE.ssisls zzFs
{ & O.,
AssF5s lsszez. - Lssssss -
a,z,s5 = ! z.ss - =
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Ready LIada Frame Houses.

FElHE subscriber hal ing contracted for large
i number Of the ahovs houses. is prepared 70
furnish those In want. They are OF different sizes
and will be sold az the lowest prices.
A line addressed 10 Z Simmons, Kansas, 40,
viii Incct With prompt attention,
REFEEEroIs.-S. Z. Poneroy, Esq, Bansa:
city, Mo; ;Dr. c. Robinson ard g ". brown
Esq, Lawrence, X. I. L. SIMMONS I
June IL, ;j5.-n.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18

Er We have had 10 mil for the last
eight days. eonseq qas.ltIy sre entirely des-
tlsate Of eastern news lis possible a
mail viii arrive before we 60 10 press,
but nosin time TO make any lseof it this
week.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
~ We learn from a gentleman diFecI

70 We learn from gentleman direct
from Fort Riley, that the public health,
in that vicinity, has greatly improved,
and labor has been resumed 1.-THE pub
lie Improvements. Lieutenant CAUEa has
the command of the government troops
since the death Of hajor ospgs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Pinaneier NO. 2.

This steamer. commanded BY Capt.
MoRRrsos, passed down on Thursday
morning. Quite numberef gentlemen
took passage for Kansas City. The Fl
naneier is expected up on Tuesday, with
a steam saw mill for Mauhatteu.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18

S The late heavy rains have made
the Kansas river in fine navigable con-
d'tion. Every effortshoald be. exer;ed
to geta large amount of freight up the
river during the rise
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18

TUST received and for sale fine assortment of
y Reeking, Office, Pallor and Common Chairs,
which offer for sale at wholesale or retail at as
low prices as can be obtained in the Territory.
ut my claim one half mile southeast from the
burial ground, HORACE A. HANCOCK.
Lawrenee. K. T, Aug. II, 1s55,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Rrinr on your saw Logs

ryyTfF .,n5ersigrscd will ecipasessee sSwfpg al
ti1siT new nil ii LxsTe1oes on zoHls5 he
<l.f, Inst. SO gJis ION yoHE log and ssse ssfetn
saved At once. ThA goed 'cld TEse = trs.s come
fsTss sery.a, 2 u q hc stgietsy ]iosed IaFnoer
ssiit be ketss constantly ~ is4,S. Ele bighess
T.larst y,Tssa zvllisi,c i'sil f9E sais ssss
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
DR.. Jno. P. Wood.

T,oRWARDING and COMMISSION AtER-
L CHANT, has just ceinI Ileted his new Ware
house Oh the Levce, sad is leady to receive she
consignment of goods, either commission or
otherwise.
Latr7xaee, June ,, 1s55.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18

~ The solloaing toast vas giirsn !.
q fourth of July oaIsbratiea IS Issnz-
bend. Vt Il is rather poiassa
Stephen A. Donglas--.Tke Judas Is.
CARROT OF the Nineteenth eenlary lis
prototype Of the first century no len
ger stands alone IN infany.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
/. C. TOLLS. II. D.

DHYsICIANS & SURGEON. otsee a. J Hutch
il inSen's three dooEs soHih oi the Herald sf
Ercedon o.liee,
Or. Tolies has purchased the raedieines futures
&c, belonging to the late BT. IL Clerk. ard isits
i,isssit q ssa5iasss . 6BszsT al salis N tlls
line ef LIS lgcteSzioD.
Lzsrsescs. sls11s = 1876
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
G, W. Brown.

COMMISSIONER Of DEEDS, vnfi otbsr In
~ strUnlents OF Writing under Seal and Dcp5-
sitions for Pennsylvania. Ma$>aehaSetts, Fcr
mont, Iowa. Illinois, Ohio. AMI New York, wiA
attend "a the duties of lis o.iice application at
the HERALD oF FREEpoM Office
Lawrence. May 17, I355.--tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
John Baldwin. Ferryman.

II AS just completed his new ferry boat, and
L holds linselfin readings totake passengers
and teams over she kaIIsas river, opposite Law
renee, at all hours, application, al the lstial
prices.
Lavre,.et, .fuae 2, ls55.-f.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
wood wanted.

We would be glad to contract for a
few cords of wood. to be delivered At
this Office The highest price in cash
viii be paid on its delivery a. The Herald
of Freedom Office.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
- > BIZ kl-'
7. "a Nunf & Co.,

DRopCcE. Commission and ForwsrdIEe
L Merchants. 1s BeSes. So besis, Mo- De-
tween Pine aad ChessElss.
n. B.zPar,ic1i1S attention PAD % Z S.sngg e-.
ders FOR any dssefiption n AeTehAns.ise aIsd
Produce.
assg 10, l355-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18

~At lass advises from Mexico. a
revolution was pending in that country.
the object of which was the removal of
Santa Anna from authority The more
men. ofthe insurgents appears to be sue
cessful.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Hay! HaYi Ha4!

FTNHE Undersigned adopt the iellewipe method
/ in notifying the public that they have pro
cured one NJ ketehalnas Moving i.l:lchiaes, and
inteRd % ius up slos less than two hpIsiird tens
of Hay. These wishing tie slsese arti.ie car
bessupplied ea she fnezssFeaseIissssle teTssl7-
y. fEI.Lrsls.ts a. II. 81 slALIl4EY. =.
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