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NEW YORK manxEF.

NEw YoRK, Nov. Of.
Fioura shilling lower; sales 5000 bbis e25 a
$50 for state 925a975 for western. Canadian
hour lover 400 bbis sold at 937al062.
Wheat firm; sales 10000 bu.at 2O4a2o5 for
red Chicago, 225a230 for white Canadian.
Rvcf irmer; $50 bu. sold at I30al35.
Corn better: $4,000 hus sold at 103al05 for
western mixed.
Oats firm; sales at 54a60ei
Pork unsettled 900 bbls sold at ai75aa95o
for mess prime.
Beef unchanged; 200 bbls sold.
5 Dressed hogs active at e5GaS75.
Bacon in good demand at full prices.
Lard steady: 500 ibis sold at 1875
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BLANK BOOK MANU- ACI0RY.
AND


rrICkNoR & 20. manufacturs all kinds Of Blank
i Books, with or without printed healsD for
Banks, Rail Road Companies, State and County
ofiees. and for every branch of Mercantile bust
ness. Paper ruled to any pattern desired Partic-
uiar attention paid TO Binding Periodicals.. Maya
ZINES, Music, &c. Old Books 0 feyerv description
rebound. The strictesr attention will be given TO
tho manufacture of County and all other Blank
work, in a style which for neatness and durability
will be unexcelfed. %<----s
Specimens Of Blank Work can be seen at Tick
nor d Co.'S new Book Store. opposite the Post OF
nee, aRd in eUsry County Office in This part Of the
Stare. Nov. 9th. 1e55s-s6tf
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IMJ. ROWLAND
3. TICKNOR-J MI. hUWLAND
TTCKNOR q co.

Books, Stationery, WALL Paper and
Fancy Goods,
CHEAP o CASH at the Mansfield Book Store
opposite the Post once. in Smiths Block.
TPDoat forgst the place. A full assortment OF
SCHOO BOOKS will be constantly kept on hand.
together with a large stock OF miscellaneous Works,
and the BES GOLD PENS in the market. Also
a fine assortment of Paper aangings, Borders. DC.
TP Please call and examine, before purchasing
ciN..harA. 49,
- An.rL
; Mansfield. nov. 9th, less sefl
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T The oensns of Hartford, Conn.,,
just completed, shows a population OF
E26,3I7. In 1850 it was 1884.
E Tho Monroe Journal proposes
the name of Lieut.. Gov. Thomas II.
Ford, as q candidate for United States
Senator.
E--At a meeting of unmarried prin-
tiers which convened not long since, the
following toast was drunk in silence -
Woman-Heayen reward her, she is al
Ways in favor of q Well-condueted press.
EE The agents sent out by Louis
Napoleon to this country do not conine
themselves to the purchase OF grain, but
throughout the West they are actively
engaged in buying large numbers OF hogs
and cattle.
* a London letter to the Peters
burgh E~1teHigsuceJ says '.Miss Coutts,
the homely lady who fell in love with the
handsome Mario. lives in the Strand
is worth 81, 0Oo, 600, and n~otwithstand-
ing her wealth is hated by everybody"
E The remains of the lataented
Madame Sontaz arrived at tho Marien-
thai, somewhere in Germany on the Sd
of May last. The husband, children and
a brother, were assembled to meet 1t.
After consccration, the body was deposi-
ted IN q leaden coffin, enclosed in awood-
en- one, and poor Sontag is at rest.
nsrThe Canal Board has decided
to let out the Repairs of the Canals OF
the State by contract, to the lowest
responsible bidder, except on those por-
tians Of the Erie Canal which are not
vet finished. THIS is a measure of vise
economy; and viii. aiess WITH public ap-
nrqvai = 4t5ahy Jour.
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From Kansas.-yefdfct in the Rail
RondA Accident near ST. Louis.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23d, 1855.
The Kansas Constitutional Gouven-
ton passeia schedule on the l9:h inst,
declaring the Constitution to be submit
ted to the people on the 18th December.
If the Constitution is ratified, it provides
for tho election of Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Seerotary, of State, Auditor
Judgof Supreme Court, Attorney Gen
eral, Members to the General Assembly,
shall secure enforcement to the bill OF
rights before the 4th of July next.
The committee of st. Louis, APPOINT
ed to investig. tie the cause of the Gas
conade disaster, report the cause high
rate of speed, in VII ich the train was
coming on the bridge, which is unable to
sustain more than Eve miles an hour
with loaded trains. Henry Kayser pre-
sents in a minority report the total in
suficiency of the bridge to bear even its
own weight.
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TO MY FRIENDS.

TT has been represented, By interested Psrsons:t 70
L my friends and patrons. In the neighhoring
towns and villages. that had disposed OF my IN
terest in the Book business, leaving the impression
that I had been nrun of the track = But ! am
happy to inform you-one . nd al-that such Is not
the case. On the contrary, I have formed aco-
partnership with DR.. ]. ". Rowland for the pnr
ose Of extending the business, AID our increased
faciiities-rAether zee bag for casa or on eSedft-are
such that we defy Competition. Bet.
Mansfield; Nov. 9th 1855. 20tf
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EnaIaud dcmnuds indemnity for Boy

Lngiunu ucuinnus MoSy iot Ivy
slan's losses.
ffdiys
The misunderstanding between Sar.
DINA and Tuscany remains unsettled.
The Departure Of the Anglo-Swiss
legion from Genoa, for the Crimea has
been countermanded.
The correspondence of the London
Post says there is no doubt of 3 revo-
luticnary movement having broken out
in Sicily. Several insurgents had been
captured and shot. Arrests had been
also made at Palermo.
The latest telegraph from London,
or Saturday morning. states that the
Corn market wa very firm: Flour and
Wheat had advanced at Paris.
Adviees from Russia show a more
warlike feeling.
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II We have received the following lines
hbnssome Eair friend in Charlotte. Mich Who
'ecohA is we are utterly unable to say, as
she has not accompanied her contribution with
her rame. We shall hereafter decline publish
Ing any u Con1sro or am ohrrr Pc 8 n pro-
ducsiens unless accompanisd with the name Of
tn author.
For the Ashland Union-l
I'm Weary.
I'm wary o. weerins-ohi gladly ia rest.
In that land where the mourner forever is bicst.
Where the breath OF no care intefrupts hts rrposr.
And he sunshine o fhesvsH disrels all his "ocs-
I'm weary OF sin-from its stain ! be froe
ri b.ihe In the Fountain that,s opened for mo
1 sou1d drink cfthe river that 40 VS. from the throne
And nlinsle my songs with The ~gloriaea ones.
Pm weary OF signing DER the trials OF EARTH
J long Tor the land where no trials have birth
There prace oils the heart and hoats on the gale,
And sorrow ne'er minsbes las earthi, born wall.
weary OF chasing those phantomssl fraii.
Which float for = moment and die with the gale
How vain the design-the attempt o how blind,
With such hsubles as these to satisfy mind.
E1rth's bright. brightest hopes. are noihingt to me-
I think Of them sometimes. y ct long to be free
Oh strlke from mr. spirit the letters ofelay.
And leave me 20 reSei in nualloyed day.
For I'm weary. so weary-ohi thai I might rest
The thoughts OF rspess, how cheering and blest
Vita Jesus my Savior I ever shalt be.
And shout with the ransomed-'He suffered for msr
CORA.
Charlotte. Mish-. November. Isss.
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SOFT ASD SOFTEb- {
One eve. in velvet bravery arrayed.
As Phil sat u ying with his darling maid,
Her little buxom waists bs witehins Charm
The W hiie half-foidsd in his furtive arm
He took her dimpled hand. and with a smile
Stealing il gently Ger the silken pile,
Asked. ia . tender silence oflove chat.
np4iG Ger fohdIsd aasht SO soft as that
She archiy answered. q Might I We ntu-c pet,
could Press youFa on som ething softer yet."
With %sideions glance OF amorous mistru st
Adown the graceful neck and swelling bust,
Whose ermine cape, his darling fancy taught.
Wasthe coy something, of the 4iden's thought
He fondiy sighed. 10 h~nge4keeds a-thriIl,
"Ah dearest, doi-my hand is at yo1r will -
But o Lost rapture l-for. no sooner said,
She gaily cIapt Il pat on his own head!
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p The following delicate bie. appears in
he N, venbcr number of Knickerbocker. We
have sc n nothing equal toit fo- years. 1t is
from the pen of WILLIAM Pr P.LMlR FuI1rn,
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HARDWARE +
WHOLESALE 4 aAYgAAzzLg
sturges' BLOCK, MansrieId, ohis.
a. ). ENDlY,

"a Ss EMDl4s
HNToULD respectfully announce to the citi-
wv gems of Ashland County. that he has a
large and well-selected stock of
HAED !.
and is prepared to sell CHEAPER than any es-
t~ablishment in Western Ohio.
Farmers of Ashland County, if you would
save from Toto Is per cent. in your purchases,
give me a call. You viii find q large assort-
ment of
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY!
American Shears, Iron, Nails, Glass, House
Trimmings, such as Locks, Latches. Hinges
and Screws, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Putty
and Whiting T;
CARP TooLS
Planes, Chisels, Hand Saws, Crosscut Saws.
Mill Saws, Circular Saws, Worrals Mulay
Saws, Axes, ADDE'S, BroadAxes, Hunts shing-
ling Hatchets, Boring Machines. Cooper Tools,
Files, Guns, Gun Barrels, Gun Trimmings,
GALVANIZED PUMP CHAIN
Pump Reels and Fixtures, Log Chains, Trace
Chains, Butchers Meat Saws, DC, &c.
SADDLERY
Our Saddlery Department is complete, en-
bracing every thing to be found in that line,
and would respectfully solicit the attention Of
Saddlcrs to our lnrge stocked
COACH TR1MEMllN@9B
in every variety, such as Silk and Worsted
Laces, Damasks, Fringes and Tasseis, Brass
and Silver Hubb and Sand Bands. Enameled
Cloths, Burrs, Hubs, Fellows, Springs and
Axles.
Floor Oil Cloths!
of all widths and latest stripes for floors and
halls. Mansfield, Nov q, 1855. 2673m.
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roths afritetod Of hshIund ooanty
and else "

Tkis certf6es that my Nif5 has been 1nfcted Far
sc veral years past with q disease OF fho Lungs.
sHesft, znd.a general debility Of her whole syss
tern and was 50 bad most Of the time that nhe
could sea ceIy walk asross the house, and aid not
see one moment that she was free nom great
distress she became peer and emnciAted and
was lot mt 10 do anything. end had given up all
hope ofeveT getting any better, a. We had d0ctored
with al the physiciens we sonlf hear Of with
out receiving any help what eveE. But throughthe
goodness OF Providence we chanced TO hear fhrough
ONE or our friends Of DR.. WpnrNAN, OF 8andusky
CITY and his greet success IN the cure Of disease
by his new system. We applied to him in July
last, and now It has been but afeW months sInes
my Wife has bsen undar his treatment and she
is well and hearty and enjoying life. Before hhe
was dragging outn miserable cEielenca< T1la err
tifcate / consider due 10 DR. WoRrnkE for his
kind services rendered mr. Wiz and also to The
many that are now suffering from similaf diseases
Dse- coUL1RR
Ashland, Nov 9th. Iesx
n. B. Further particulars can Be had BY calling
on Mr.. covLrEK At Layfagettos in thib eounty.-
DR.. WoRrnAn will visit Ashland again on FRIDAY,
December efst, Manshei1. Saturday. Dee nd.
IL This may certify that have been cured b.
inhalation, {zs P~facticed BY mr. Wortmgn OF this
city, Of an Affection or my Throet and h1nEe Tnirh
was considered By my niende, aud nuDcroua
medical men which I advised a. hcteIt1sIf Incur
able. / make this statement with fhe hope Of per.
shading others, who arc ff1cted n Tx manuer. 10
go sndbc heEled.* believing IS MOST hrmiy 90
that the inhelins treatment Is ths odly proper and
and air P~esssges, ane thathy " cure is 1lmcss
HB 6RIsWoLD,
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Mem A~opertisemrnts.
Incorporated May 0, 1851
FACULTY


x. q .FoLsoM. A.. b : Principal. Professor Of
TAeortical and Practical. Book Keeping
w. H.. HOLLISTBR, and LAFf NFTIE VohCE:
Assistant Profs. in book Keeping Departm ent.
A. J. PHELPS, Professor of Practical aud oraa-
mental Penmanship. s
r. F. HUMISTON, Lecturer on Commercial HIS
tory and Art of Computation.
JOHN b. WAXING, Lecturer ON Mercantile Gus
toms, banking. Exchange, &c.
Hon. JOHN CROwEBL, Ek-Member Of Congress-,
Lecturer on Com. Law.
Rev. J.. 4. THOME, Lecturer on Commercial
Ethics and Political economy.
ERASTUS HOPKINS, President st. Louis Air
line Railroad, Lecturer on Railroadans, Com
rncrce, &C.,.
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TUITION FEE, IN ADVANCE.
For entire Mercantile course time UNLIMITED $40
Twenty Lessons in Prect- Penmanship, sirSPly..5
Full course In Flourishing, sc. as per agreement
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D

nFAN IMPROVED FORM, for sale very
" cap at this oface. aive rs > call.
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NToIIF-N0
Jno, b. waring, Adv Freese. s. H. Mather,
7. C. Severance Jno Sherman, @. VI. Shafrod,
H. N. Chaplin, D. P.Eells, ]. F. Hay.
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Paint Mills,
nF various patterns, kept constantly Of
" hand aud for sale at
3m96 AJ.ENDLHS
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acHoor BOOKS

MERCHANTS, SCHOOLS and SCHOLARS, can
Ifl be supplied in quantities at Publishers prices
OF singly at usual prices, with little Books used in
Schools generally. Also, with paper. pens, ink.
drawing cards and hooks. pencils. rubber, States
&C., at TlCKNOR 81 Co.'s Wholesale and Retail
Book Store, opposite the Post once.
November 9th, 1885, 26d
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Executor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that flis under.
LIN signen has been appointed and qualified
as Executor Of the estate Of Anna Barbary Fast
deceased, late of Ashland County. Ohio.
~ JACOB FAST.
Nov. 90. 1855. 4w26.
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HYMEWKAL,

sss BtOad,sag. K.s York,
nov. 1875.
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HEPF constantly on hand aud fol saleatthe
~ Hardware Store Of All. ENDLXs
3m26
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For the Ashland Union-l


I'm WARY o. weePtns-ohf gladly ia rest.
In that land where the mourner forever is bicst.
Where the breath OF no areintefrupts hts rrposr.
And ne sunshine o fheavsn disFels all bis Woes
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sI1HAF T1CKNoR & co. are selling Books, sta
i tioaery. Wall Paper and Fancy Goods, ariess
cost. Their buying principally for cash. will
er1ain the renort- 20if >
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-27
City Pronerty for Exchange.

THE undersigned Is DESTROYS of exchanging
L City Properly in Lawrence for pair of
Iiorses or Ponies, AMI q light Wagon OF Buggy.
j. +. G0ODIE.
Wakarusa, J1Ee 80. '55.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-27
Printing Material for Sale.

ACHANCE FORA BARGAIN.
Tl1ITF undersigned has fiilI assortment of new
L material for complete Ns1rspG r and 'sh
Printing U2fce, at the town Of Pawnee- v la h
h. viii sell at liberal discount upon FIST los.
for cash. It comprises good selection of job
Type. and q No. 3 Washington Press, with
newspaper type for doabIe-medum slIess.
large iont Of letter for book printing, and all
the fixtures necessary for a Perfect establish
ment. Also one hundred reans of rspsr OF dr.
fercnt kinds. Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing
must apply soon, as the material viii b re
moved IRON the Territory, if net scid. for
further particulars inquire of q. ~. Bhowg,
Editor Herald of Freedom, Lawrence, x. l., or
S. +. HIGGINS, Fort R.lsy, *. T.
Pawnee. K. T., Oct. IL, '55.-lm.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-27
Election Proclamation.

BIZ the authority vested in me by the
people of Kansas Territory, and pursu-
ant to the instructions of the Conven-
ton held at Topeka, K. T., on the 18th
ult, "for the purpose of taking into
consideration the expediency of form
ing Constitution, with the intention of
an immediate application for the admis-
sion of Kansas into the Union asa State. y
as Chairman of the Executive Commit
tee of Kansas Territory. l do hereby
make public and proclaim. that from the
returns received and on file in this of
fee, it doth appear, that the following
named persons have, by the legal voters
OF Kansas Territory, been elected Dele
gates TO Convention, to be assembled
in Topeka on the 23I day of October.
1855, at IL O'Clock NJ, from the several
districts set opposite their names, to
form Constitution. adopt a bill of
Rights for the People of Kansas, and
take all needful measures for organizing
State Government preparatory to the
admission of Kansas as Safe into the
Union.
1st REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRIcT:-Sam-
u2l McWhinney, William Graham.
81 REP. DISTRICT &c w. Smith,
J. H. Lane, j. K. Goodin. G. Robinson.
]. S. Emery, Morris Hunt.
81 REP. DISTRICT u. a. Wakefield,
A. Curt, j. NJ. TutoEssfH Burson.
4ih REP. DIsTRIcf:-C. K. Holiday,
w. Y. Roberts.
5:h REs D1srR1cr p. G. Schuyler.
J. H. ,Pillsbury.
Gin REP. DISTRICT james Phenis,
DE - Burgess. n. Vanderver.
In this district w. R. Griffith. John
Hamilton, A. w. J. Brown and w.
Sanders have each tie vote. The re-
turns from Fort Scott have not yet come
in.
7th Ref. DISTRICT w. 7. Turner,
james III. Arthur, w. I. Morris, o. G..
Brown, Richard Knight, F. Brown, H.
Smith, w. G. Nichols.
9th REP. DISTRICT Robert Klotz,
A. Hunting.
9th REP. DISTRICT M. F. Conway
]. G. Thompson.
10th REP. DISTRICT Geo. Hillyer,
j. Whitney.
14th Rep. DISTRICT Robert Riddle,
NJ. J. Parrot, Matt. France, S. n. Latta,
D. Dodge, n. II. Delahay.
18th REP. DIsrRIcT.-G. A. Cutler,
John Lands, G. w. Stewart, D. w.
Field.
18th REP. DIsTRIcT-Composed oil
Bur- Oak Precinct, 18th Election District,
whole of 18th. and small part OF 18th
Election Dictrict which voted at Doni-
phan.- Ehis District is entitled to four
Delegates. Returns have been received
from Bur-Oak Precinct; but the votes
were cast for the Delegates in the 1lth
District above. As no Delegates have
been elected from this District, an imme-
diate election viii be called for that pur-
pose.
18th Rep. DIsTRIcr.-R H. Crosby,
Caleb May, Sanford Mcdaniel, James
S. Layle.
Done at the office of the Executive
Committee of Kansas Territory, this
10th day of October, A. D., 1856.
J. H. LANE, Chm.
| J. X. GooDIN, Sec'y.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-27
Farm Claims for Sale.

r have several very superior FARM CLAIAS
/ left with me for sale To which invite tie ST.
tertion of thos; desiring improved lanes Ia
Kansas. Two claims are situated contiguous 10
eae b other, and should be pur, hased by different
in,!i ,iGuals who are connected in husin s.. One
is all timber, the other all prairie. There is a
double Jog house and forty acres under good
fence on one OF the elaima
Another ciain four mites from Lawrence, anil
same diStan- e from Lecompton. House en- cl:il.I
and about Is acres planted.
Also a claim three miles from Lawrenee. neatly
covered with timber suitable for sawin- FHrI.o-
SIS. Log cabin and thirteen acres under gooi
rail fence On promises.
The above, with several other choice olairas,
viii be pointed out 70 those desiring improved
lands in Kansas.
- Persons having claims to sell. as well -
those desiring to buy, should call On Ine ut rae
HLEALD OF FREEDOM OFFICE.
g. W. BROWN.
Laurence. Set. 30, ;55.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-27
An Important Desid sratum.

We invite especial attention to the ad-
vertisement of the Little Giant Corn
Cracker" in another column We have
a mill of this description at Kansas City,
and expect to have it in operation in this
city in few days, and will be glad to
show it to our friends, and aid in intro
ducing it through the Territory. 1t is
adapted to grinding corn in the cob, as
well as making fine meal, and should be
in use in every neighborhood in the Ter
ritory. The cost is so trifingit commends
itself to every farmer. To get them up
the river this fall orders must be furnish.
ed Immediately.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-27
Constitutional Convention.

We have information from the Consti-
utional Convention down to the hour of
adjournment on Wednesday evening.
On Tuesday the Convention was called
to order at one o'elOrk. Pm, by ]. A.
WAKEFIELD. ESQ. Rev. r. KNIGHT ad-
dressed the Throne ofGrace, after which
the roll was called by ]. X. GooDIS. Esq,
the Secretary of the Executive Commit
lee. Only seventeen members responded
TO their names. A quorum aot being
present. the Convention adjourned to
Wednesday morning st nine O'Clock.
On Wednesday morning the Conven-
ton was sgain called to order. Prayer
BY Rev. H. B. BURGESS. Roll called by
the Secretary, and thirty members re-
'pOuded. A quorum being present. S.
Z. SAITH. of Lawrence, was elected Sec
rstary. On mo.ien of Col. DELAHAT, OF
Lesvenworth, Hon. J. II. Lane vas elee-
ted President of the Convention after
which he delivered an able and interest
Ing address, which will be published
"ith the proceedings of the Convention.
Tie oath of Office was administered tothe
PRESIDENT BY Judge WAKEFIELD, after
shlch he administered the same to the
several members. and to the other officers
the Convention. Rev. H. B. BURGESS.
Of Topeka. was elected Chaplain. Mr..
MCINTYRE. of the same place. Door
Keeper, and LYMAN FARNswoRrH. Ser
geahi-at-Arms. On motion, S. L. TAP
fas. Esq, was voted seat within the
Dir as Repor er for the HERALD OF FREE
DON: JoHE SPEAa. Esq. for the Tribune,
shd 4. c. (. G4RyEY. for the Freeman.
at the afternoon session ]. REpPATH,
La. was voted a sent within the bar as
reporter for the Missouri Democrat.-
Alter electing Messenger. and discuss
'SS Farious questions, which are unlm-
i1ftsnt To the general reader. the body
salourned to Thursday morning.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-27
Herring's Patent Champion Fire
Proof Safes,

WITH Halls PATENT POWDER PaooE LocK,
IIAies Leceiced tie Prize Medals ut tie U0rids
TAR, L0'adcn, iS5I- Ro1Ie's fafr, -Asl0 YOsk,
1854
T1lE subscribers are the only persons author
i lied to make aud sell tie above renowned
SAILS alIu Locks III the State Of Missouri, and We
can and will furnish then. at New York manuiac-
tu1ers' plices--wa al Ted free from dampness.
EOBEkTS d. DAVIS.
Depct No. Il LeYee and 70 Commercial street,
ore door from Chestnut, st. Louis.
july a. ls35.--ly.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-27
Teeumssh Hotel.

TTHHIS large Intel, containing sixteen good
L sized, well finished and comfortably irr-
nished rooms is now ready for public acoomme-
tiation. Stables and other con eniences on he
premises. Public patronage is invited. IL, RIA
and accommodations furnished for public meet
.nas conventions. courts. dc.
Tecumseh il situated sixty mics west Of y ess-
port. twenty mics west OF Lawrence. fly fssbF
miles W. $. W. Of Leavenworth. sixty ni.,s .. n.
:. 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 faIe.
Tecumseh, K. T., Aug. 2a, le55.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-27
James Christiaa.

TToRSEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW,
n Lawrence. Kansss Territory, viii attend
promptly 70 al business entrusted to h;sea in
the various Courts Of the Territory. Having Al
experience of some years Is Law. CT IN the South
and West, and being familiar with the Pre-
enption laws, be fstteTs himself that he can
give entire satisfaction 20 all who may favor
lin with their patronage in obtaining pre-emp-
sionsto lands, collection of debts, and in getting
redress for bloody noses.
Reference may De had TO silas Price & Co.,
Hamilton Finney. Clerk Of Circuis Court, Hon.
John Cummins. Judeeof County Court. and X.
T.. Y. Pcyton, Esq, Harrisonviiie, No.; Samuel
Pike, and James Z. Walker, E<9rs., Blooming
ton IIiinois; Hon. William Noryeii. Joel Hos
ard, ESQ.,, Carlisle, KY, William Tesh. Esq., aad
John Danyer. Esq, Aileg heny City, Pa.
Aug II 1855.