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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22
MuS0uetOeS.

DR.. WEBB informs us that he met
With large numbers of musquetoes in all
sections of the Territory where he travel
ed on his late tour. after leaving Law
fence, From their absence here, and
ao' having met with any during our
explorations of the Territory, save in the
"Festi, and along the borders of streams,
We supposed they were not to be mel
With on the upland, but it would seem
liat We were mistaken.
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PLowsl PLowsl!

HAYING procured the agency of SAMSON,
IL WALKER &c Co.'S celebrated Seel Ulispsr
Prairie and Farming Piers, manufactured at
Bcllyille. ILL.,, we prepared TO fli all orders
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Plows are manufactured expressly for
the wants of the West, and with a view to dura-
hiiity; DE. Their merits have been fully tested,
aI,d thus we can freely recommend them.
Persons ordering can jndge OF the size wanted,
description, de-, from the character OF soil aud
strength of team. The Prairie Piows are from
Is 10 20 inches furrow, or larger If ordered. Tho
Corn or Farming Plows vary III size from One
Horse No. 4, 70 Nos. 5, 51< Large Two Horses
Roll. All have steel points and mould boards
Priiric Plows vary in price from $17 TO SEQ
numbers named-Corn do. from 81 80 10 sio 70,
manufacturers prices.
send yonr orders with specifications, and they
A.HUET & Co.,
10. 10 Leese. 81. Lsuis, 10.
4,z-iy II ls55
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REM0VAL!
The New Store Gpened.

OUR new store IS now opened temporarily
~ but is not finished and we are now receiv-
ing the largest stock Of goods ever offered in The
Territory. 1t embraces all the varieties for which
there is demand: end We shall be able ut al
times to supply both the wholesale and retail
trade for this section of tie Tertiary, according
to the bcst of our abilities.
Test our goods ana our prices, and well abid.
the result.
Terms-Invariably cash.
HUTCHINSON. HARLOW & co. s
7 au-rara.. A -
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Commissioners of Deeds

By reference to our advertising col
umns, i. aln be observed that the editor
of this paper is commissioned by the
Governors of Massachusetts. Vermont,
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois,
and Iowa, and properly qualified as
Commissioner of DEEDS for those States,
with authority to take Acknowledgements
of deeds, mortgages, powers of attorney,
or leases of lands, tenements, or any
contracts, ASSIGNMENTS, transfers, salts
faction of judgments or mortgages, OF
any other instruments under seal; also to
administer oaths ani affirmations, and
take depositions and affiiavits to be used
in the Courts ofthose States. Members
of the legal profession and others having
business before such an officer, can ap.
ply AT the Herald of Freedom office, and
have their matters attended 70 correctly
and promptly-tf.
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Warren's Fire aud Water PFsef
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

Office 20. IL, orer Psst Office. 81. L0v;s, No.
TIslIE undersigned Manufacturers and Dealers
i in " AKREs, s Fire and Water Proof Compost
ton Roofing, have been extensively engaged IN
tie manufacture Of the above Roof IN St. Louis,
about seyen years, during which tins We have
had our Roofs tested under every variety Of cir
cunlztanees and confidently offer il % the IGbiie
as a mode of Roofing nnobicctiOnabie IN every
important particular, while il combines in .
s.icater degree than any other Roof N use the val
n..bIe requisites of cltapnes, durability, and So
e..rity against fire and water
Materials Tor sale. y irs. directions for use.
c. A. d. II. II. wABRES.
A,,y;1 Il. 1855.
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Pioneer Wagon shon.

TNllE undersigned are now ready TO manuflc-
Il ture Wagons ofcveIy kind. such a. BuggieS,
Covered WAGONS. Ok Wagons, Double and
Single Horse Wagons.
Repairing of all kinds dome at the shortest no
ticc and IN the best manner Also we are lrel,ar-
cd TO do Blacksmith work of all kinds Horses
silod IN the best nianncr Having procured one
of the best Black>mitI in or out of this TeIrito-
ry, we hope the public will l,atronize US.
Having been ut great cNlxIise and trouble in
getting good worklnuli and the best of seasoned
lumber, we ale ON hand To do any job you want
in our line Shop oR New Hampshire street
Lawrence, X. I. LEARNED IL GRIMES.
Aug. 4, lS55.-:ln.
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BOOKS! BOOKs!!

A FINE selection of School and Miscellaneous
n Books are kept for sale at the Office Of the
Herald # FSsedoa among which are The Hero
ines of History, Heroines of the Cr1sadcs, Foxis
Book Of Martyrs, Perilous Adventures OF Tray-
elers. Farm and Fireside. Cruise In the MeliteT-
raIlesn, Hurry Graphs, People Have Met. Rural
Letters, Fun Jottings, Autographs for Freedom,
Great Cities of the World, Frank FreemHnie Bar
Der Shop, Mirror of the Soul. Antiquities Of
Western New York, Signers of the Declaration,
Army of the United States, Geographical Histo-
rs of New York, Pocket and quartz Bibles. DE.
Also. large supply of Toy Books for children.
We have also very superior article OF Eoois-
cap and Letter Paper. Pens, Penholdcrs. Black
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes. Faberss Pen
ri.s. DE. l. II. BROWN d co.
LAWRENCE, Feb. 3, ls55.--tf
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2. A. Hunt & Co..

Gtaeral GsRBiissio5s- PszdBee. aud F6gzserdfag
Merchants. no. Is Leres. %. i.uis, Aes
NJ B.-AlI orders for any description of Aer-
NJ caandse, when aecoInl lsaIied Eitli remit
fassre, viii meet with f9oBlpt attention. The
commission for buying any amount over hfty
dollars viii be y ereent.; under ffty dollars
ls.r cent. Thesrbsrribers will ednane theHiselses
Ijcfiv 70 legitimate commission business. and
tlKy viii at sH times be prepared TO inaks iibsrai
I'd aices on consigBspeIits.
REFEEEEcEs IN KAs sAs:--S. C. PoIneToys ESQ.,,
DR.. q. Robinson.
a HUST. fLate Of IIabieII & HuHs.)
J. EDWARD HUNT.
81. Leais, AessT Il, lS55.
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Hardware.

AIOSIER & JENKINS. Wholesale and retail
vi dcalers ill stoves, hollow wares, tin ware.
slieet iron. wagons; plows, and farming utensils
generally at their rooms adjoining Nalkcr *
Chick, Water street, Kansas city,
Tiey has aiso d i,TsIei store at Lawrence. X.
+. For the present, persons wanting stoves IN
that vicinity sill make application TO Alien d
Brother.
Wholesale dealers can be supplied At fair rates.
Jung :, l355.-y.
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Tennmseh Eafal

TiIIIS large Hsel. containing sixteen good
L sized. web finished aud comfortably fur
niSiled rooms. is now ready for public aeconino-
dation. Stables and other eonxci:ienees en the
premises Public patronage is invited. Rooms
and aeesInmodatisns furnished Tor pubiir meet
ings, conventions, courts. dc.
Tecunisct is siteated sixty miles west Of West
port. twenty miles west q. Lawrence. iiffy-foul
miles W. :. W OF Leayenworih. sixty mikes 6. "A,
OF Council Or oye sixty mites south OF Nebras-
ka boundary, sixty miles north Of Sac and Fox
Agency.
Lady and gentlemen travellers may rely ureIl
obtaining good accommodations and COED fare.
Tecumseh, X. T.. Aug. - ls55.-tf.
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Lost.

4 few weeks since. in this vicinity or between
"A this place and the Shawnee Mission, a tuck
MEMoRANpUN Book, containing four shares of
Eric and Michigan telegraph stock. amounting
10 5000, and other papers valuable to me. All
persons are cautioned against purchasing said
stock as it is valuelcSs unless assigned by me
over my signature and transferred on the books
of the company. Ny name was in the forepart
of the book. BY restoring it to me ut this place,
or giving information in regard to it, the pos
SCISSOR shall be satisfactorily rewarded.
i. ID. LADD.
La.erenoe. 4. T. .Spt. Is. EFT
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Notice.

WHEREAS 4. f. Powell. of Lane, Ottawa
w creek. X. T.. holds pronlsoIy Dete
agaigst me of 500, dated abont the 1st of April
lS55. the saile being given ior claim Which the
said Powell had no right to sell. and thereby be-
ing obtained through fraud and without conSid-
eration-therefore. | refuse 10 pay said note, and
warn all persons against purchasing the same.
q. h. HYDE.
Erie co., Ohio. Aug. II, 1s55.-5t4
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22

Fine sense and exalted sense are not
half as useful as common sense. There
are forty men of wit for one man of sense.
And he that win carry nothing about
him but gold. will be every day at loss
for reader change.-P Pore.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22

1 aessrs- STEVENS d Cox. of Park
'4'e' No.. are erecting a two stor,
.'aposite structure adjoining our office,
'.saly five feet front. aad fifty feet deep,
'"a . basement. which they design be,
= finished within month and filled
sih goods.
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n walls & Co

L,I.ORENCE, Mass. manufacturers Of Wells
l. Patent Portable Saw Mills: admitted the
best In the United State. Single mills with 35
inch 10 y inch SAT- Double Mills, adapted TO
cutting all sized logs 70 "a feet in diameter
eiiid's Circular Saw Mills constantly on hand
Mills shipped to any ..Ft Of the country secure
Is boxed, warranted TO give satisfaction.
Fsorsnee, Mass, Aug -, 55.-2m-z
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Indian War.
City Lots and Farm Claims.

TTPON the urgent solicitation ofseveral fiicntls
~ have determined upon giving some portion
of my attention for the future to the sale of CITY
LOTS aud FARM CLAIMS. Those having
either lots or claims they wish TO dispose Of, by
furnishing me with description of their Local.
ton. advantages, and piice, viii find u ready
purchaser.
have several very desirable farm claims at
my disposal, situated near the city of I;,wrence
on which sundry improvements have been made.
Also several city lots and interests in this and
neigbboring towns. g. W. BROWN.
Lawrence. Sept. 1. 55.
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G. W. Brown,

COMMISSIONER Of DEEDS, and other In
" struments Of Writing under Seal. and Depo-
s5tiois for Pennsylvania. Massachusetts, Yer
mont Iowa. Ilinois, Ohio, and Acw York. yili
attend 70 the duties Of is ostee Oh application IT
the IlEEALD or EkEEDoa oftiee.
lawIt4ice, May IL. Iss55--tf-
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Nosice.

A Ii persons are hereby notified that have
Z l. taken tine claim lying east Of the cltin now
occupied 10y Edward Clark, Attorney at Law,
and caused h.tlse to be built on said clain.-
All peis son> ARE cautioned against making inn
prosemcnts on said claim, OF paying any mon
eys that naS from Fic U<c of the hoHse ol
aid claim, | intend to lsre-eiuI,t said claim
and sl,e for all moneys arising from the hire o
said house or claim. j. II. SiiIAAUNS.
I.a8Ienee. Aug. II. 1855.
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Bring on your Saw Logs !

HlHE nIsdersieI1cd viii eoIBInesIee saving al
L tfeir new mill In IawTeIkzs, on Monday ths
lIfb inst. 10 bring sB your logs and have sbeiI
saved at oTace. Tie good old inIc .,frst es,ins
Erst scrsesI.z Ill te strictly followed. lalnIel
viii lSe kept ccflEfsisfsy cn band. The lielseSi
market prize viii be paid tgr saw Iogs-
June ,, OF HUNT d Co.
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Wagon and Carriage Making.

CHURCHILL & CRANE, Kentucky Street,
" Lawrence. Kansas r., have opened Car
ria.c shop, and commenced the manufacture of
Carriages. Wagons, repairing, and ali sorts uf
work i'll their line. They have arrangements i'll
connection with their shop for blacksnithing,
and painting. Those in want of work arc invi-
ted 70 give us call.
s4s- We have two new Buggies waiting pur-
ch:sers ut fair prices.
LLase katts manufactured to order. Speci-
mems can bc eeen atour shop.
Lawrence, Aug. -, ls55.-4t.%
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Ready Nade Frame Houses.

FINIIE subscriber la, ing contracted for large
Il number Of the above houses, is prepared to
furnish those in want. They of different sizes
and will bc sold at the lowest prices.
a line addressed to i. Simmons, Kansas, No.;
will meet Eith prompt attention.
RLrIEINeEs.-S. c. Pomeroy, Esq, Kansas
city, Mo-; Dr. {. Robinson, and G- W. Brown,
E<l-. Lawrence, X. 7. f. SIMMONS.
june Ii. ;J5.-u.
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DIED,

At Waubonsa. X. t., Aug. Is, of cholera
Arabclla II. Sawin, aged years aud 3 months
also, Harriet +. aged year and montlls-chil-
dren of Calvin ii. and Frances i. Sawin, for
merly Of Westminster, Mass.
AT Waubonsa, Aug. -, Mrs. Mary Ann wife
OF Hartford 7. Leonard, aged % years, formerly
of Franklin, Mass
At Independence. Mo-. Sept. 4. Francis G
Weo lruif- infant son of n. w. and Eliza w
Smith. formerly of Meadyille, Pa, aged one yeal
and Sc zen months.
Mead,iile parers please COPY.
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1bs Heraio Of Freedom.
,,sreuce, Saturday, Sept. p, 1855.
To Our Friends.

-,,.,alay issae # ttiis paper tsno,o 1000 c9p-
IEtrj I'm ead It might be materially increased
" to ag,rors ~ ITS J7factf,les and desire III
fiss .,.sIf faEe he fs"ie to prestaf its claims
''' .<;sJ.rs There are feso y eafr Pietent sub
80. II, s,ald n0t secure ONE NEw KEsPoNsI-
'',r sritk 5af !ittie eoft: md re FespeefuI-
IIi - ~ f,ieads tiat thy call the Gtteaiioa u
o. @s ..sGi..tdaces to tie elaims # tie HERALD
~ rsrtpou utoa public pafIoaGgs. IkeU many
= - TTsstat ssJseriJeTs @iit Adad ia one netr
'sl'. :. =. ;alueeaeNt to ereJtion. eaA Person uh
:, f,fare sfaG as sic aese slbsertJeSs. dcoans-
~: rsG $I3, ssdtk be entitled IL q seeenth
=, s.aiis
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Drowned.

A young man by the name of RICHARD
HANCOCK was drowned in the Kansas at
this place, on Saturday last, while at
tempting to ford the river with several
others in two horse wagon. The wagon
upset, and turned the whole party into
the river, but the balance managed to
get TO shore. Unless We mistake the
law in such case, the officer having tho
party in charge on their way to the jai
aFt. Leavenworth for the infraction o
some law, was crimi nally culpable,
and should be punished for exposing
hunll life SO wlntonly on such an occa-
sion. The ferry boa. was but a few
rods from the scene of the fatal catastro-
pae. Some of the party, we are inform
ed, urged the officer ID take them across
on the ferry, but h. refuse1 TO do SO,
saying that he was acquainted with the
bed of the river, an1 should take that
method OF crossing.
The bo1y had not been recovered al
last advices.
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/. C. Tolles. u. D..

PHYSICIAN d SURGEON. Office at J. Hutcl,-
i illson's. three doors south of the Herald OF
Freedom office w
Dr. Tollts bis purchased the medicines. fixtures
Sc belonging to the late Dr. ii. Clark. aud holds
himself ia readiness to answer all calls in the
line Of lis Profession,
Ldtrztnoe, siGats =, 1857
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Eg The Secretary of the Interior has
gwen Instructions to Surveyor General
CALHOUN, of Kansas. to remove his of
ice from Leavenworth, to some point
within the Territory of Kansas. -
Leavenworth City, it will be reccollected,
is on the Delaware lands, which ulti-
nately are to be sold to the highest bid
der; but until surveyed and sold is spe-
eaIly excepted out of the Territory OF
kaasas, as no part of it. We shall re-
Sret tiff our Leayenworth neishbors are
Patto sacrifices on account of their loca-
ton at that point; and yet we have ever
lelt that they wese persuing an impolitic
policy in selecting City site on Indian
lands.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office
n at Albin Cottage.
Laasye.ee, q. r.. Aay 2s. '55.-Sm.
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John naIdHiu. Ferrvman.

LAS Just completed his new ferry boat, and
i u holds iinseifin readiness sofake passengers
md teams ever tzs Kansas sissF npfotites Law
senee. 4 al hours. On appiieation, e she usasl
PFices- s.
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Iawrenee Eating Saloon.

ITAEING recently opened m excellent Eating
Ii Saloon at No. 25 Massachusetts, street. the
undersigned respectfully Solirits the patronage
of the public. lie viii spare 30 effort TO prepare
s table with the bcSt the market affords. and is
also determined to BE- surpassed by no other es
tahiiShinent in town.
Warm meals can be procured at all hours.
The subscriber also takes pleasure IN anlIoun
eing TO the public that he has opened. in connec
ton with the above establishment, = omfortsble
and convenient Boarding House, and is how pre-
pared To accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage with either week or day
boarting, and promises his patrons that he viii
rs, every eNcrfiun in his power tc render their
soioul1l with him comfortable Is cirrunistan
SeS will permit.
Rates OF huafding;-
l:oard and iodgins rer week, $50
bay besId, :. 800
Hoard per day, 75
Single meals, :. %
l.udgiug, 10
~ B-Boartlers will be required to settle at
tine end of each week as by this means he will be
able to make his table nearer what it should be-
IL. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
Lawrence, K. T., june %, ioi,0.
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New Boarding House in Lawrence

ME New House, No. 81, Massachusetts, street.
l. VIII open early III August next, for the re-
ception Of boardcrs, both permanent and tram
sient. The proprictors will spare no labor or
expense to make their House. so far us the iaci-
ties of the place will permit. pleasant and COM
Portable home for those who favor them with
their patronage. We solicit share of public
patronage, especially from those who may be
able to provide themselves with lodging, though
We will not limit our hosi iitalities to such Prices
will not vary essentially from those established
by other houses. {. HURD, p.,.
LIS. HALL, ifol'rS'
Lawrence, X. T. July Is. .lS53-tf
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We learn that a person is on the
va! irom New York to establish Bill
'@'u saloon in this place. He should
S'pas Franklin, as that is CIV. Slaa-
~ a0''s headquarters when in this part Of
a'e Territory, and such an establishment
not wanted in this place.
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LOCO AaENTs WANTEn.

ONE TifOEsAEDAGE wanted isnsnesii
" steIys in every part Of che United States. 70
canvass for subscribers 70 the HERALD or FEEK-
DON. 4 liberal commission paid for services.
and no capital reqasssd. address
q. W. BgGWE e CO.,
LaEzkxcE. x. T.. F-b- 5.--n Pablishsrr.
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Mosier, Jenkins & Co.

nEAl4EIsS in Harlrafe. .Xores, de-, and
II manufacturers of Tin, Copper, and Sheet
iron w;ue, hiAe taken ROOMS IN the building
lately Vacated by IhtcaiaSo,t, LIri0sc d. IT,, on
Massachusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas I.
Alg. 4 iS,t5
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!. E. nrSr.
ECST. =. SLATEH- q
F. 4. Hunt & Co,

DR0DUCE, Commission and Forwarding
i Merchants, - Lcvcc, 81. Louis, Mo-, be-
tgecli line and Chestnut.
y. B. Particular attention paid to filing or
,lers for any deSeIipticn Of AeTchaIidisc and
Produce.
-kay ls, i355.-I
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OFFICE No. i Twelfth street, Lawrenee, Ksn-
- sss Territory. jan 8, '5s.
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V1HE subscribers have opened a CABINET
l. SHOP in Lawrence. and hold themselves in
readiness to supply the public with ali kinds Of
Furniture. to wit Bureaus, Tables. candle and
wash Stands. Bedsteads. bookcases. &c
Also. cOFFINS, at fair prices. Shop on
New Jersey street.
KELLER. VOIIEL .Sc GO.
Iawrence L T S.nt Il ,h5-lt#
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22

Eg Some of the Missouri papers are
kind enough to give a faithful statement
Cfthe doings of the Big Springs Free
State Convention, and as evidence oI
adisposition to do justice by Kansas. we
may state that the Independence. Mo-,
Messenger, publishes Gov. Reeder'>
speech at length as reported in the HER
AID OF FREEDOM, without comment
The editor viii accept our thanks in be-
half OF the people of this Territory. foI
bis disposition to place Us before the
country in our true light. II all editors
would do the same way the rancor and
bad feeling existing along the bordel
would soon disappear.
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Notice.

I S hereby given to F. Chapman, of the town Of
i Lawrclcc, X. T., that the farm claim which /
laid near said town, and which he has jumped
and pretended to sell to one John T. Wood, |
shall pre- empt and hold, as have been fofcibly
e;ectcsi theIcirom by threats and demonstrations
OF violence. Said Chapman has not a particle OF
hight thereto, and shall prove my title beyond
all dispute. All persons. therefore, are warned
not to purchase lots city Interests OF said Chap
man or Woed, located upon said claim, rs they
have no right to sell tine same, and as | ain in
favor OF the movement now being made by the
outsiders 2 20 bIe.,k.pp the settlement OF March
last, shall tIansjcI.Skid claim 20 thcmifI think
best. G. JENkIAS.
,.r1ntce A,,,, sss On,
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Chairs! Chairs!!

TUST received and for sale fine assortment Of
y Rocking, Office. Pailor and Common CIIairs,
which offer for sale at Wholesale oP retail, at as
low prices as can be obtained in the Territory.
at my claim one-haIf mile southeast from the
burial ground. HORACE y. HANCOCK.
Lawrence, Il. T.. Aug. II. 1s5J.
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Dr.. E. 4. Barnes.
H. B. Bouton,

physician & SURGEON, Main street, Law.
i renee, X. I. june %, '55.-tf.
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DR.. Jno. p. Wood.

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
j. CHANT. has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee, and is ready to receive the
consignment Of goods, either Oh commission VI
otherwise.
L4erenee, .June2, ls55.-T
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Topeka Brick Yard.

1E0 On2 BRICKS of the best quality are
IOO.UUU now ready for delivery by the sub
syribol. who has, ut great expense, completed
his arrangements. and is now prcpaied TO fur
nish the trst quality OF Brick Ut fair price
All WHO want V, uld do well to call immediately
As they are in good demand, and disappear from
the yard rapidly. i. W. HORNE.
I.nekQ +. l.. .ina 25. 1S55.-H
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Camoaign paper.

The HERALD OF FREEDoa will be fur
a''Aed = as campaign paper for the next
.ifee months, for 6fty cents a copy or
"a "a. clubs of ten a. forty cents a copy.
"'i not gentlemen get up clubs in all
parts OF the Territory at that low figure:
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New Goods.

New Goods.
TllIE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving their
L stock of Fall Goods, consisting of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, QucenSwarc, Fur
nitpre, Saddlcry. mems and boys Clothing.
Boots Shoes. Gloves. lIosiery-and indeed al
most every article usually called for. Sale at as
low rates as they can afford. Thankful for the
patronage heretofore extended to them, they
hope to merit continuation of the same. Terms
cash.
WANTED--Dry Hides. Butter. Eggs. &,,.
II0RNSBY d FERRlLL.
Laurence. 4Ss,pf. p, 1S55.-tf
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Cabinet Furnitnre.

90 BUSHELS excellent PoTAToEs for sale at
~ - cents bushel, at STEIRNS New
Provision Store. Sent. Is, 1S55.-t
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Excelsior Steam Saw Mill.

HAVING oomplctcd our new steam saw mill
IL We are low Iiel aled to iuinish any Desired
qu:sntity of oak. walnut, or cottonwood humber
cr hath at reasonable latcs. Teinis cash. Cash
for logs. DENNIS, LEWIS ,S CO.
kioknpoo City. X. T., Sept. :, %.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22

EowLERs & wELLSs fp',licrsissrs sos szls
L .. tie EsEkLD % fkkklos Dssick.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22
Allen & Gordon,

nEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
- Groceries, Topeka, X. T. Gull and exam
ine. June 10. io55.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22
City Property for Exchange.

EIllE undersigned is desirous of exchanging
l. City Property iii Lawrence for pair OF
llcrscs or Ponies. and light Wagon or Buggy.
J.k. G0ODIN.
Wakarusa, June 81, '55.--tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22
To the Electors of Kansas Territory
Sweet Potatoes.

4 superior arti lie of SWEET PoTAToEs just
n received ut STEAENs's Provision Store.
Lawrence. Sept. p, '55.-it=
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22
Philip P. Fowler.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, aud General Land
N Agent, Kansas Cfy, No.
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