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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
Prospectus of TIE
KANSAS HERALD OF FREEDOM
PiPER FOR TIE MIELlGNa

II VIE HERALD OF FREEDOM Il an independ-
L ent weekly newspaper. devoted to Freedom
and tie interests Of Kansas Territory. It's pub
hsbea at Lawrence, Kansas T., On Saturday CT
saeh week, at 81 per annam, strs1t2y % adse.ss.
The HlRALD contains thirty-two columns Of
reading matter, is printed on fine white paper Of
, q very superior quality, with new Scotch fs,ei
iyPc, and tho bost Of Black ink, and Is subject
~ commerdstion by al who see il, for it nkat
mechanical execution.
The HEnALp is thoroughly anti-slavsry. and
Siil labor with energy TO accomplish the object
Of ats establishment, which was to sid ia making
ksnsss free State. To tie pioneer, or thoss
WHO cOGtelnplats locating in the Territory, is
VIII be almost Indispensable, as II viii sboEnd
with obScrvations on the soil, climate. prcdne-
ticns. and natural resources Of the Territory.
Ihe information it viii be able 10 furnish n to
tic different routes, distances, and cost OF travel
anil the various articles which the pioneer slie';ld
bring with linn 70 his new homo, viii be invaia-
able. and richly TeInEnerste the subscriber iur
his trifihg investment. The eastern politician
or philanthropist. who wishes to keep faliy ad-
vised Of the progress Of the great questions Of
civil and religious freedom. sl lssil ths advent
Of the HERALD weekly with much delight. It Is
believed that every class Of oar fellow -eitzens,
and particularly the informed, viii be entertain
ed and interested by perusal of It's columns.
Ii Is Tue ORGAN OF THE EpIToR's INDEPENDENT
MIND, but disclaims ALL connection with AM
party. faction. sect. or creed, other than IS they
meet his appreciation.
The very large circulation which the HkkALD
has already attained, makes il the most valuable
advertising medium in the Territory, and n
SUCH we ofter the use of its columns - those who
wish to give publicity 10 their business /; claim
ing, however, the right of r.fsssi9 9 aA fssuor aad
yafet medicine Gdcs7fiseSaests, all others of =
doubtful or immoral tendency. TKRss or AD-
vERTIsINc Ten cents line for the fiTst inser-
ton, and five cel,ts line for each subsequent
insertion. No reduction made for long adser-
tisenents q. W. BROWN IL co.
LAWRENCE, Kansas T.. July 2a, ls55.-n
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
We Deny the Risht 10 Hold Slaves.

Slavery IS an abridgment of the
natural rights OF man, and cannot exist in
the absence of positive municipal law." :"
There is no ''positise municipal law in
Kansas Territory authorizing the exist
ance of slavery here. hence it cannot
exist By right of law. Ii is violation
of the express voiame of revelation
which commands US TO edo TO Others as
we would have others do to'us;" hence
it Is in violation of the revealed law
1t is in violation Of men s natural ideas
of right /; plain usurpation of power,
hence should be treated as not existing
either by the natural, moral, revealed or
municipal law of Kansas Territory, but
an Infringement upon each. Those who
presist in holding their fellows in bond
age, contrary TO their viii, should be
punished for false Imprisonment, and
suffer the penalty for such an offense.
From the above it viii be seen that we
do not recognize the authority of the
mock Legislature. lately in session at the
Shawnee Mission as body legally au-
thorized to enact laws. Their "Act to
punish offences against slave property"
we utterly spit upon; and in defiance OF
the 18th See. of said act we hare written
and printed, and shall continue to write,
print and circulate in this Territory that
it is mol right 10 hold SLAVES IN Kansas
Territory, and we challenge a prosecu-
ton under the law.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
Half Volume,

Those desirous of faithful history of
the early settlement of Kansas, with de-
scriptions of the soil, climate, scenery,
natural productions, political difficulties,
laws relating to prescription, ETC., should
procure file of the HERALD OF FREE
DOM during the first half year of its pub
lication. Ii bound it would make an
invaluable volume, and few years hence
will be the most important document
which can be procured from any source.
The half volume will be sent to any part
of the United States, postage paid By US,
on the receipt of one dollar; or we viii
send file to those who desire it who will
send US FIVE new yearly subscribers,
accompanied with the cash.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13

ed TO sense of their own disfranchise-
ment. are rallying in numbers to our flag
and identifying themselves permanently
with our party. That we are In most
decided preponderence of numbers over
our opponents, no opponent who resides
III the Territory and values his reputation
wilt pretend to deny. TIE pro-siavery
men around you who still adhere to their
opinions, TO a large extent as you know,
concur with Us in repudiating the acts of
the Legislature and arouse their determi-
nation TO fight on the side of Kansas and
stake their lives beside the ballot-b box
whenever another invasion shall make it
necessary. These are cheering signs in
deed, and gives US high assurance that
Providence in It's wisdom has decided
the fate of Kansas-that our institutions
are fixed far beyond the power of few
small demagogues and their misguided
followers to change or effect, and that in
due time, instead of congratulating each
other on our prospects and hopes, We
shall be rejoicing over their consumma-
ton, and instead of my assurance to the
few hundred persons within these walls,
the shout of thousands shall boom along
our lovely prairies, and the blazing bon
fire from every hill shall announce that
our work is done aud that KANSAS Is
Free!
Several other speakers, among whom
were Mr.. EMERY, Mr.. SMITH, of Wakaru-
sa, Doct. ROBINSON, Dc, followed but
our columns are already full and we omit
even notice of their remarks, which
We're most excellent. r.-s--
The Convention adjourned to meet on
Tuesday at the polls, with three hearty
cheers for REEDER and State Constitu-
ton.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
Commissioner Of Deeds.

By reference to our advertising col
umns, IL L. 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, or
any other instruments under seal also 10
administer oaths and affirmations, and
take depositions and affidaviss to be used
in the Courts of those States. Members
of the legal profession and others having
business before such an officer, can ap-
Div at the Herald of Freedom Office, and
have their matters attended TO correctly
and promptly.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
Southern Ernigration to Kansas

At public meeting recently held in
Griffin, Ga, resolutions were passed
calling upon the. people of the slavehold-
iHg States to adopt such measures as
would encourage southern emigration to
Kansas, and in the words of the resolu-
ton, counteract by the formation of South
ern Aid Societies, "the aggressive mea-
sures of Northern Aboliiionism." The
Griffin Empire State says that Colonel
Augustus Cargile, of Kansas, is working
vigorously in the cause. 1t is the gem
tleman's desire to make up, if possible,
a company of one thousand emisrants to
90 with him this fall to Kansas.-Er.
The game of getting southern emf
grants to come TO Kansas and bring their
slaves with them has been tried and
failed. The papers throughout the coun-
try in the spring chronicled the fact that
fifty families were on their way from
Texas to Kansas, and it was of course
supposed that this would make a mate
rial addition to the slave power. The
facts proved that these fifty families had
got tired of slavery, and had started for
Kansas to aid in making it a free State,
where they could live away from the
oppression of that institution.
We next hear of large parties on the
road and arriving from Tennessee, and
Kentucky and Arkansas; and the rep
reservations are that they are hostile to
freedom. On acquaintance with these
persons they are found to be antislavery,
men who heard the intinerant pro-slaye-
ry lecturers who had preambulated the
entire South for volunteers, and who
have succeeded in showing the enemies
of freedom in that region that there was
yet hope in Kansas consequently they
have gathered up their household treas
ures, and are with us, and among the
most devoted and thorough-going op-
posers of the aggressions of the slave
power in the community.
Mr. Cargile, of Georgia, may labor as
hard as he pleases to get up his "thou-
sand emigrants;" he will find his cher
ishcd objecta failure, and when he ar
riyes upon the border he will learn
slave property is here held by an uncer-
tain tenure, and will seek another loca-
ton for his property of which he has only
doubtful title.
We love to see these movements in
the South, as their tendency is to furnish
positive proof that the slavery propagan,
da are desponding, ifproof were want
inc Of that fact. Shareholders may tall
about making Kansas slave State till
doomsday, but they hareacted teomnef
to ever accomplish their purpose. The
free State party are fully organized and
know their own strength, as well as the
strength of their opponents, and nc
earthly power can drive them from theil
position.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
Prices Current.

LAWRENCE, October 13 1855.
CoRS-sl 25j9 hu.: corn meal 81 81 . 80 tts
BEANs-$4 90 y bush.
FLouE-In sacks, So 90 q hundred; super
fine, sd so.
DRIED PEAeuKs-Sa so g bush.
BUTTEG-FrcSh 25e.
BEEF-7@9e. e IL.
Hans Smoked, 15c,; bacci., 12c.; prime pick
led pork, 1Jc.
LARD-1215c. p 10.
TALLow-l2l4e. II II.
CHEEsE-l5 5G121c. q fb.
EGos-25c. q doz.
SALT Coarse, 81 50 p bush.
SUGAR-Ncw Orleans, 9@llc.; crushed: 15e.;
white. 1ac.
MoLAssEs-susar-house, 15c.; golden syrup,
9Jc.; common, lVc.
RIcE-12i5c. e ID.
CRACKERs-15c. z fb.
CoDFIsH-10e. = ID.
CoFFEE-14Qgl625c. 4 II.
TEA-Black, 70@sOc, 3 tb.; green, s0@sl %.
ToBACco-25Gf0c. u III.
SALERATUs-10gel5 &c. q ID.
BAR SoAP-10@12c. q ID.
COARSE BooTs-S30S5 30 2 pair.
BLANEETs-S2M$1 $14.
BUFFALO RoBEs-$3@SS.
CALIcoEs-l0@l6c. = yd-
DELANEs-25@45c. = yd.
SHEETINGS-CoarSe, yHei9c.; domestic. 9Gl10e.
bieachcd, l0@15c.
LAMP OIL-Sl % = gall.
BuENING FLUID-S1 25 p gall.
IRoN-Bar, &c.; round and square, 9@10e.;
nail rod 1214c.
NAILs-sS 2 hundred.
HIDEs-Dried. &c.; green, DC
Hay q ton.
LuMBEE-S25@55 q thousand #.
HARD WooD-S2 30 q cord.
SuoT-1215c. q H.; lead, l0c.; powder 35@5o.
WINDOW SAsH-6@l0e. q light.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
Notice

rs hereby given to +. Chapman, of the town OF
i Lawrence, X. T., that the farm claim which
laid near said town, and which he has jumped
and pretended to sell TO one John L. Wood,
shall pre- empt and hold, as | have been forcibly
ejceted tlri cirom 10y threats and demonstrations
OF violence. Said Chapman has not particle OF
right thereto. and shall prove my tile beyond
All dispute. All persons, therefore, are warned
not to purchase lots or city interests of said Chap
man or Wood. located upon said claim, rs they
have no right to sell the same, and rs | am IN
invor of the movement now being made by the
outsiders. to break up the settlement Of March
last shall transfer said claim totlicm if think
best. q. JENKINS.
Lawrence, Aug. IL, 5;.-am.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
BOOKS! DO0Ys!i

A FINE selection Of School and MiseeIianeO1s
"A Books are kept for sale st tIle Office ei the
HsrdId # Freedom, among which are The Hero
nes Of History, Heroiaes Of the crIlsade<, FSxis
Book Of Martyrs, Peilous Adventures Of Tray
clcrs, Farm and Fireside, Craise in the Neditor-
ranean, Hurry Graphs, People Have Met, Rural
Letters, Fun Jcttings, Autographs for FreedOra,
Great Cities of the World, Frank Freeman's Bar
Western New York. Signers Of the Declaration.
Army Of the United States, Geographical Histo-
~ Of New York, Pocket and qazrto Bibies. &c.
Also, large supply Of Toy Books for chiidrea.
We have also very superior article Of Fools-
cap and Letter Paper, Pens. Pesholders. Black
Writing Fluid, adhesive EHselepes. Fabcr's Pea
cils, DC. L III. BROWN Il GO.
LAWRENCE, Feb g. is5s.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
Hurra for the Vegetables |!

YCIIE subscriber would inform those of the
Il inhabitants of Lawrence and vicinity is-
norant of the fact, that he has actually sue
cceded in obtaining supply of most kinds of
anti-scorbut;c articles of diet. which he offers
for sale at his NEW PROVISION STORE, No.
10 Massachusetts street. lie is now dcsiTous OF
proving to all concerned, tha. it Is far more
Healthy to live on vegetables than on rneat-of
couTEe from perfectly disinterested motives BE
has made arrangements for the running OF
teams regularly to the Mother country, 50 that
he hopes to be able TO keep on hand constantly
enough of the articles calculated 70 regaic the ap
pc.iles of the people. to atone for the long ab-
sence from the market of almost every thing but
Missouri pork.
- For sale as above SUPERFISE FLorE and
superior SEED WHEAT. at the lowest market
prices. C. STEARNS.
Lawrence. Sept. 5, 1s5a.-6mS
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
Herring's Patent Champion Fire.
Proof Safes.

WITu HANS PATENT PowDLR-PRooF LOCK,
HhiA ReoeicedtAe Pti-e Maids at Tie HoylT.
Far, LcndCn, 1s5I- Itoridis fiir, A.W lord,
FINIiE subscribers are the only persons author
i lied to make and sell the above renowned
SAFES aId LOCKS in the State of Missouri and We
can and will furnish them ut New York manuf,.c-
tuIeTs riccs-warrantcd9recf FROM dalnpness.
ROBERTS IL DAVIS.
Depot No. l3 Lcvee and 26 Commercial street,
ol,c door from Chestnut, st. Louis
July Il, lS55.-ly.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
City Lots and Farm Claims.

TPON the urgent solicitation ofSeveral friends
~ 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 ne with description of their loca-
ton. advantages, and price, will find read!
purchaser.
| have several very desirable farm claims at
my disposal, situated near the city of Lawrence,
on which sundry improvements have been made.
Also several city lots uiid interests in this anu
neighbuIiny towns. u. W. BROWN.
Lawrence, Sept. l, 80.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
DIED,

Near the Wakarusa, Oct. 9th, Increase Wilt
comb, aged 80 years, formerly of Saco. Ne.
In Lawrence ON the 18th inst, of typhoid fc-
yer, Miss SARAH DEER, late of B;kerstown.
Lancaster Co., Pa, aged IS years.
At the Baptist Mission, Kansas Territory, Oct
4th, of typhus fever, DAVID :. Corr for
merly of Sussex Co., n. j., where his parents
reside, aged 2l years.
Mr. Cory had but just arrived in the Territory
in company with some friends from Wisconsin,.
He was q ycung man cf good character anl
habits. and it Is to be deeply regretted that he
should be called so soon to leave such field OF
labor as Kansas presents to the yOung-'but
Sfrfl, * life
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13

TIHIlE undersigned are now ready TO manufac-
L ture Wagons ofevely kind, s,ielI a. Buggies
Covered Wagons, Ok Wagons, Double aud
Single Horse Wagons.
Repairing of ali kinds, done at the shortest no
tce and IN the best nauiicr. AlSo We arc frepar-
cd to do Blacksmith work of all kinds. Horses
shod in the best manner. Having procured one
of the best Back<miths in or cut OF this TcIIi.o-
ry, we hope the lmblic will Patronize Us.
Having been at great expense and trouble III
getting good worklnen and the best of seasoned
lumber, we ure on hand to Go any job you want
in our line. Shop Oh New HAMPSHIRE street
Lawrence, X. L. LEARNED & GRIMES.
Anr & lsh5.=fIn.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
James Christian,

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A Lawrence, Kansas Territory, viii attend
promptly to all business entrusted to his care, in
the various Courts Of the Territory. Having az
experience of some years as lawyer in the South
and West, and being familiar with the Pre-
enaption laws, he hatters himself that he can
give entire satisfaction TO al who may favoI
him with their patronage in obtaining pre-emp-
ton to lands, collection Of debts and in getting
redress fer bloody moses.
Reference may be had 10 Silas Price & Co.
Hamilton Finney. Clerk Of Circuit Court. Hon
John Cummins, Judgeof County Court, and Z
l. Y. Peyton, ESQ.,, HarTisonville, No.; Samue
Pike. and James c. Walker, Esqrs-, Blooming
ton. Illinois, Hon. William Noryeli, joel How
ard. Esa., Carlise, KY, William Tesh, Esq, aEd
John Dsnyer. Esq, Allegheny City, p.
Aug. II, 1885.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
Indian War.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons that
~ they must not pass through the Shawnee
Reserve, as travelling through that Reserve is
now attended with the utmost danger, from star
y.tion or otherwise. unless they call at the Hotel
lately erected by the subscriber, and fill their
stofiaclls with all the luxuries and esculents of
tine season. Travellers can stay all nightif they
choose; can bring their families along and stay a
e PlSir their ." oJ ans
in exchange dry goods groceries hardware, or
other merchandise, of which the subscriber has a
great variety in his store attached TO said Hotel.
/ re be found at Wakarusa; one mile east of Blue
Jackets. PASCHAL FISH.
Apr,,xt II 1S55
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13

FNIlIS large Ktel, containing sixteen good
l. sized, well finished and comfortably fur
nishcd rooms, is now ready for public accommo-
dation. Stables and other convenienccs on the
premises. Public patronage Is invited. Rooms
and. Recommendations furnished for public meet
ings. conventions. courts, &c.
.Teeu,nsch is situated sixty miles west of West
port, twenty miles west OF Lawrence, fifty-fUui
miles W. &. ". of Leavenworth, sixty miles c. n.
e. of Council CIR owe, sixty miles south OF Nebras-
ka boundary, sixty miles north of Sac and Fox
Agency.
Lady and gentlemen travellers may rely upon
obtaining good accommodations and good fare.
Tecumseh, X. T., Aug. 25, ls55.--tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.

4 ait of Congress. passed March Sd, 1885,
~ provides pension CT leo acres of land, for
all persons who served in tie Revolutionary war.
OF in any other war of the Unih States, pro-
yielcd fourteen days services were rendered and
Secondly, 70 al who served in any batIle,
Though actually engaged for only single dag )
and
thirdly, To the widow. OF II no widow, the
children who arc under 2i yesrs Of age 1T tka
time Of the passage Of the act and,
Eo4rf.ly, TO those who, under former laws,
have received warrants for less amount than
lGU acres, are entitled ~ an additional warrant
to make up the deficiency TO that amount.
Having 0fficiated ss Bounty Land Agent undcs
the former law, and resolved from tine proper
officers, for the Use or the caiinants very large
number Of warrants, the subscriber Oilers 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 aP-
plication at the HERALD or FEEEDoE Office
G.. W. BROWN.
Lawrence, Kansas T., July %, 1s55.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
New BOARDING House in Lawrence

L will open carly in August next, for the re-
ception of boarders, both permanent and tran
sient. The proprictors will srnre no labor or
expense to make their IIoHSe. 50 far as the facii
ties Of the place will permit, pleasant aud COM
Portable home for those who favor them with
their patronage We solicit share of pubic
patronage, especially from those who Eiay b:
able to provide themselves with lodging, though
we will not limit our hoslitalitics to such. Prices
viii not vary essentially from tilose established
by other houses. Z. HUED. prop,,s
i. 5. HALL, | ii0f' L.
Lawrence, K. T., july y, lS55.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
Printing Material for Sale.

A CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
Ff1lfF undersigned has full assortment of new
Il material for a complete 6erspa9er and kJ
Prfatiay NFfce. ut the tewn of PawHce. which
he viii sell at a liberal discount upon fFst cost
for cash. 1t comprises good selection of Job
Type, and a No. Washington Press, with
newspaper type for doable-Ine.lium sheet, q
large font of letter for book printing. and all
tlle fixtures necessary for q perfect establish
nent. Also one hundred reafns Of papsr of tiff-
fereRt kinds. Persons desiToGs of purchasing
must apply soon, as the material Will Be re-
moved from the Territory, if not scld. For
further particulars inquire Of q. W. BRoEN.
Editor Herald of Freedom, Lawreace, K. r, or
S. p. HIGGINS, Fort Riley, X. T.
Pawnee, K. T.. Oct. Is, '55.-lm.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
1bs Hefaia Of Freedom.
lawrence. Saturday. Oct. g. 1855.
To Our Friends.

III, rtgatar Issue af tsis paper isno,c 900 cQF-
:.~,eElv, ard Il might be materially iacreassd
e eho agp,ts . ~ ~ sT fsseples e. ] sl d<te q.
III, neiglboFs. There are feD e ossy present s,t-
F.rg,rs ucho cDuld not secure 9SE SEw EEsPoSsI-
.rx,xE trifk Jnt little sort; and ne respsctfal-
p ak ar friends that tsey call the atteatiaas u
,t,jr arjaaintdnces to tie claims of TIE HERALD
- FREEDOM uposs public patronage. HotC Ddny
: oar 9,essAt subscribers lriH hand ia one neu
ssaeF
Is an i,.duceIaeat to ererti0n, each persea lohD
Iii Ia future Se,stl SIC ,lec ssbsc,ibsrs accom-
a"siisf tcitA Sl2, ssatE be entitled to q sereHtA
ssy yratis
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
y yes .rsnt t9.ar. Il gf... e-s ua.y, D,

yoa scant to sart = Il gfavs apE II neg, 5py
gzr Ifadsa Hinx y
s. GUPPLES d co,
Manufacturers and whoi-<als Dealers in
WOODEN AND wILL0a MAEE,
si:oozs, MATS. sEArsiisx, ELaczIxs, caRDAsz
AAp cIpAR EAkE,
Nth variety Of Fancy AFti. les usually Kept in
this business.
S.2LE AGENTS fs tie Kar.eftc Je.seEt. Eas
and CAar7s Faotes1. aud ts1 tiettfyiRGl
O. Kirt's Ziae ltashbSen5a.
No q Lcvee three doors below Olive street,
aud No l.g Second street, cne door
from eorter Of Vine,
ST LOULS 10.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
B0GGS & SCOTT,
Westport, No.,

nEALERS in Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals,
- Perfumery, Fancy Articles. Brushes, Glass
ware, Paints, Oils. Yarnislcs. Dye Stuffs and all
kinds Of genuine and popular Patent Medicines.
assortment very extensive and coinplete--whole-
sale and retail ut the lowest prices. All articles
warranted pure.
They also keep variety of Miscellaneous and
School Books. Stationery, Envelopes, Note Pa
per, Notices, Steel Pens, DC, &c.
Oct. IL, lS:55
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
=. a. Hunt . Co.

G.nsraI C9nmissfoa, F,sdHes, ezd Fsrsresffz,
Asresa1ts, Ao. II Esese, 81 Losiss NJ.
AT bah orders for suy description Of MGR
M chandise, when accompanied with Tsmit-
tance, viii meet with prompt attention. TIE
commission for buying sny anIsunt over fsty
dJlisrs viii be ~ per cent; under zfty dollars
t,er cent. ThesHbscribeFs sill eonfHe fbemresssl
sricsiy 20 isgidnsste commission bilsiuezs. sn1
tiey win st eli TINES be prepared 70 make liaefal
advances on eonzgaf2elsis.
RzFEREScEs IN AAx lass. G. PozHeHeF, Es7.,
DR.. G. Isobinson. -
IA HUNT, late Of ffubbesf q Ifuntsf
J. EDWAisD HUNT.
S. L0ats, dtdd Il, 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-13
Back Numbers.

Persons having missed back numbers
of the HERALD OF FREEDOM, who wish to
preserve complete files for binding, can
be re-supplied by writing to us, mention
ing the last numbers, save with Nos. 33,
81, 50, 38 and 40 of which we have
none save our own fles.-tf. iolI