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Pioneer Wagon Shop.

THE undersigned are now ready to manufac-
l. ture Wagons Of every kind such as Bug:sies,
Covered Wagons, Ok Wagons, Double and
Single Horse Wagons.
Repairing OF all kinds. done at the shortest no
tee and IN tile best manner. Also we are prep.lr
cd to do Blacksmith, work of all kinds. Horse,
shod in the best niHnner. Having procured one
Of the best Black>miths in or out Of this Terrific
~. We hope the public viii patronize lis.
Having been 81 great expense and trouble in
getting good worklnen anu the best of seasoned
lumber, we are on hand To DO any job YOU want
in our line. Shop on New hampshire street
Lawrence, X. I. LEARNED d. GRIMES.
Aug. 4, lS55.-3In.
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New Boarding House in Lawrence.

FIlHE New House No. 81, Massachusetts, street
i will open early in August next, for the re
ception of boarders, both permanent and tran
sicnt. The propiietors viii spare no labor or
expense to make their House. go far the faciii-
ties of the place will permit. pleasant and com
Portable home for those who favor them with
their patronage. We solicit q share Of pubic
patronage, especially tiom those who may be
able to provide themselves with lodging. Though
We viii not limit Cur Inequalities to such. Prizes
will not vary essentially from those established
by other houses. Z. HURD, pro,,rs
/. s. HALL, il"Pis'
Lawrence, K. T., July Is, Io55.-tf.
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CITY Lots and Farm Claims.

TTP0N the urgent solicitation ofseyeral friends
u 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 loca-
ton advantages, and psice, viii ind ready
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 and interests in this and
ne ghboling towns. q. w. BRONN n.
Lawrence Sept. l. '55.
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Prices Current.

L.WRxScE. October a7. 1855.
9 40 ---o a, -
Soi:N-ss ieS gu, corn Neal q VI q ~ Ids
~ otsn'
fLocE- = SACHS % W y hunuied' super
inc, % -.
BklED fE4chEs.SS % g oush.
81, rILk c15o' n &c
III. 70.
"a, nAAs-slnoNeo'i 'c.i oaccs, izc-' Pfiiae Pich'
4e9 po.A' i
T. IsflaD
6.. onso u
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wv
sAa S g % bush 1s -, ,c
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BoGGs & SCOTT,
Westport, No.,

DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
- PeTfumery, Fancy Articles. Brushes, Glass
ware, Paints, Oils Varnishes. Dye Stutfs- aud all
kinds Of genuine and popular Patent Medicines.
Assortment very extensive and eompiete--Eh hole
sale and retail At the lowest prices. All articles
warranted pure.
They also keep q variety Of Miscellaneous and
School Books, Stationery, Envelopes, Note Pa
per. Notices, Steel Pens, Dc, Dc
Oct u, 1856.
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Claim Notice.

TN April last took a claim lying near mile
4. this side OF the Wakarusa, and between that
Greek and claim taken up by Joseph Sawyer,
ROW occupied by Mr.. Gingery. A cabin was
erected upon the premises which designed for
my residence, and quantity Of prairie was
broken up for cultivation. subsequently anoth-
err cabin was erected upon the premises during
my absence, which has been occupied during
the summer. In the meantime mine WAS demol-
ished. On Thursday last the occupant disap-
peared. Several days previous TO This another
person, stranger to me, erected another cabin
on the premises. and is now occupying it. This
is to notify all persons that the claim here men
toned design to pre-empt, and shall do SO re-
gardless of tie number of occupants WHO shall
take possession in the meantime, and those de-
string to jump claims will govern themselves
accordingly. EDMUND JONES.
Lawrence, K. T, Oct. -, 80.
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DIE D,

Heart. NATHAN HEERIck, Esq. native of New
Hampshire, and recently from Maine.
Maine papers please copy.
AT Ottawa, Aug. Goth, GEORGE NICHOLS. aged
seyenty-one. late of Brattleboro', VT, where ne
had been editor and publisher for more than forty
years last published the Windham County
Democrat
Of Cholera. SUSAN ALICE Goss, on the steamer
Star IF tie Hest near Ri.h!and, on the Nilsson
ri river, aged four years and three months,
daughter of Geo. w. and Susan c. GosS, former
~ Of West Randolph, Vt.
Of Cholera, on the steamer Star f the Hest,
near Glasgow, On the Missouri river, on tie Sth
inst. Mrs. MARY P, wife of OSCAR HARLOW, of
Lawrence, K. T., late OF West-Randoiph, VT,
aged 20 years.
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Notice.

4 II. persons are hereby notified that have
"A taken the Claim lying east OF the claim now
occupied by Edward Clark, Attorney at Law,
and caused II house to be built OH said claim
al persons are cautioned against making i'm
prolements ON said claim, or paying any mon
eys that may accrue from tic VI the ilouse ola
said claiin a. intend to pre- empt said claim,
and sue for all moneys arising from the hire OF
said house or claim. j. III. SIiIAAUAS.
Lawrence. Aug. Ii, lSJJ,
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Notice

is hereby given to E. Chapman, of the town OF
i Lawrence, K 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
eccted tl.erefrom by threats IND demonstrations
vi violence. Said Chapman has no. particle oi
right Thereto, and shall prove my tide beyond
all dispute. All persons. therefore, are warned
not to purchase lots city Interests Of said Chap
man OF " God, located upon said claim, they
have 10 light 10 sell the same. and As / am IN
favor OF tie movement now being made by tile
outsiders" to break up the settlement OF March
jast shall transfer s:id claim to them il tiiins
best. u. jENhlNS-
J,u,rar,ae A,-~- II :5E.--c,r,
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Indian War.

NOTICE is hereby eivsn to al persons thst
~ they must not pass through the Shawnee
Reserve, as travelling through that Reserve IS
now attended With the rtinoSt danger from star
walton OF otherwise. uaiess they call ut the lie te
lately erected by the subscriber, and Gil their
s:omachs with al the inxnries and esculents e
The season. Travellers can stay all night il they
choose; can bring their families along and stay =
week, If they prefer and get too fat ~ leave ui-
less they tighten their pockets cf gold and tase
in exchange dry goods, groceries. hardware, CT
other merchandise. Of which the subscriber has =
great variety in his store attached to sid Hote.
10 be found at WakaTusa, one mile cast at Eiae
Jackets. PASCHAL FISH.
August IL, 1855.
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TNIIE subscriber would inform those of tbs
l. inhabitants of Lawrence and vicinity iS-
norant OF the fact, that lie has actually sue
cceded IN obtaining c supply of most kinds OF
anti-scorbut:c articles of diet, which be Offers
for sale at MS NEW PROVISION STORE, No
l9 Massachusetts street. He is now DESTROYS OF
proving to all conteinal, that il Is far mere
| healthy 70 live on vegetables than on meat-Of
course from perfectly diSintereSted motives. He
has made GrranZu alea.s Tor the running OF
teams regularly 20 tl~ Mother country, 10 that
he hopes u be able 10 keep Oh hand constantly
enough of the articles calculated to regale the sp
peti,e5 OF Tie people, 20 atone for the long alb
eence from the market Of almos. every thing but
Missouri pork.
~ For sale as above SupEEEISE FLoUE and
superior SEED WHLAr, st the lowest market
Prices. c. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Sept. S, Is55.-Gmt
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REMOVAL!
The New Store Opened.
G. W. BROWN.

OUR new store is now opened temporarily
~ hrt is not finished and we are now rece;v-
Jig the largest stock of goods ever Offered in the
Territory. 1t embraces ali the varieties for which
theirs is a demand; and we shall DC able ;.t NJ
times to supply both the Wholesale and retail
trade for this sec;i"n of the Territory. according
to the best OF our abilities.
est Gun goods and our prices, and we'll aoide
tlt. result.
Tams-Invariably cash.
HUTCHINSON, HARLOW & co.
Ann Is1S--ff
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Workmeu Wanted.

NJECHANICS and day-laborers are wanted to
WI prosecute the improvements being made
in Council City. CAPITALISTS are also ad'i-sj
tiat this is a point worthy their attention. The
town site is finely located in the midst Of fertile
and beautiful region, a5Cundine in stone, tinbeT
and coal Apply at the Office of the Board OF
Trustees, in Council City, or to Lftaa Smith
Ans<,icaa Hotel Kansas City. By order OF the
Board. ii. II. ROSE, Sec'y.
Council City, 0ct. %, '55-St
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EeW Goods,

TINE undersigned are now receiving tllciT
l. stock of Fail Goods consisting of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Uueenswarc, Fur
niture, Saddlery, mems and boys Clothing.
Boots. Shoes. Gloves. Hosiery-and indeed Ill
most every article usually called li'r. Sale 1T ~
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. e..
IIORNSBY & FERRlLL.
LGsrrescs, SEPT. %, iS55.-tf.
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Removal.

IT A. HANCOCK would take this method al
II. notifying tn. people of Lawrence and vi
cini.y that he has removed his stock of ChaiTs to
tie old Pioneer Boarding House. formerly occu-
pied by Capt. Toms, where he will be fund for
The present, and off.rs them Tor sale at a. low
rates as can b. founi elsewhere People who arc
pbout furnishing their houses would DO well to
call as he is receiving new additions. Also Fur
aitaIe and Mattresses made to order.
LaRTeEoe, Ut. q, 1855,
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Il. Wells G. Co..

FLORENCE, Mass. manufacturers Of Wells
l. Patent Portable Saw Mills; admitted the
bast in the United States. Single mills with 81
inch to ~ inch Saw Double Mills, adapted 20
cutting all sized logs to * feet in diameter
Chiid's Circular Saw Mills constantly On hand
Mills shipped to any part of the country, secure
" boxed, warran ted 70 give satisfaction.
Florence. Mass. Aug. -, ;55.-2m.*
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@J. 81. WILLIAMS, Esq, of Boston.
Mass, one of the Vice Presidents of the
N. E. En-. Aid Co.. paid our town fly
ing visit during the last week. He had
an opportunity of Witnessing the inso-
lence of the '.border rufians'' on his
way up the Missouri.
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Beverly /; R. A. Chapman. of Springfield
John Nesmith, of Lowell; Charles II.
Biyelow, of Lawrence Nathan Durfee,
of Fall River; VIM. Willis, of Portland,
Me; Franklin Muzzy, of Bangor. BE. ;
Iehabo1 Goodwin. of Portsmouth, N
Fl. Thomas n. Edwards, of Keene, N
H.; Albert Day, of Hartford, c., Dir
rectors.
Thomas II. Webbgoof Boston, Seerer
tarv -t---- -.
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re- Attention is invited to our new
advertisements. and particularly to those
of s. CUPPLEs d Co., st. Louis; S. P.
Hrae1Ns. Fort Riley; Removal of Mr..
HANCOCK Workmen Wanted, and Draw
ing of City Lots in Council City; Claim
Notice, of Mr.. JONES, and to all others.
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Caution.

A Ii persons are euuionsd against buying q
"A note !r-ade by \. IL. MALLORY TO J. ). MOTT
vi LaNTtncc ,or about $50, - the note Was CIV
On ior company properly in sl;ch had d .oint
intci cs- WIN Mr.. Autt, and Mr.. Mallory has
b>en forbidden 10 pay th3 same.
l.. S. BACON.
Lavrtnce, OF. Is, i355.-2t.
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,openOen famn Newspaper an the 1ntsts ansas

Eg The entire vote of Whitfield
proves to be - while the vote for
REEDEK, when all footed mp. viii exceed
8, 900. From the last information we
can obtain we are satisfied Whitfield
received over l,7o0 votes from persons
who came over from Missouri, and i'm
media!ely after voting returned to that
State.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-27

~ Several families of pro-slavery
Virginians in the vicinity ofMud Springs,
on the California road, have gone back
recently, because they despared of max
ing Kansas a slave State. Others in the
vicinity are preparing to do likewise
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Hardware.

NYOSIER & JENKINS. Wholesale and retail
1fl dealers IL stoves, hollow wares, tin ware.
sheet non, wagons, plows, and farming utensils
geiie;ally, AZ their IOOins NJ Ginning Walker d
Chick. Mater street kaI.S.s city.
They haYe also i braach store 1t Lawrence, K.
+. Fol tie Present. persons wanting stoves IN
that vicinity viii nake application To Allen d
i5rDlhcr.
Wholesale dealers can DO supplied .. fair rates.
JeiLs :, l355.-g
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Ready Made Frame Hnnsas.

TIHIlE subscriber having contracted for large
i number OF tic above houses, is prepared to
fuInish those IN want They dIHcrens sizes,
and viii be sold ut the low est prices.
a line addressed to Z. Simmons, KANSAS, Mo-,
will meet with prompt attention.
REYl KIHoLs.-S. Z. Polncroy, Esq, Kansas
city, Mo-: Dr. Z. Robinson, and u. W. brown,
Esq, Lawrence, h. L. Z. SIMMONS.
juno To- Dot.
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Eg Serenty-nine wagons loaded with
pioneers from Iowa and other ives tern
States. passed Kansas City between
Sunday and Wednesday of last week,
destined for the Neosho. They are all
for making Kansas Free State.
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Bling On veur Saw Ioss !,

FF1IlE undersigned viii commence saving ST
L tieir ney mill in Lawrence, On Monday the
litI ii.st- So bTin.s On your logs and have them
saved at onee. Ti1e good old rue first come
ia, served viii Dc strictly followed. Lumbei
viii b. Kept constantly on hand. Tbs highest
market IHice viii be paid for saw logs.
June ., '55.-tf HUNT & Co.
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NnEee.

FT1HE Partnership existing between Learned &
i Grimes was Dissolved by mutual consent or
the ed of September last. All accounts and
bills viii he settled by Henry Learned, who will
continue in the business.
HENRY LEARNED.
Lawrence, Oct. q, '55.-8t
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III, 1fesaio Of Ffasooh.
IaWreRce, Saturday. Get. u, 1855
To Our Friends

III. rsgular iSsue IF this paper isao'c 900 cap
il, Tsetly. and 1t might be materially increased
s< sa~d taie s sssas to prs.es I ts eai1 M
aIis n<jgkors There are feto II our preseat sab
.,r;jxys Uh0 cDild nat secure oEE NEW KEsPoSsI-
SANE ritz bit tittke e5oat; and zoe respectful
~ ak our fiends that tAey call tie 0tteHtioas q
},ir ao2udiatanees 10 tie claims # the HERALD
~ FgEkDoX rpm Pui1ic pat,un0ge. N,ae aaans
4 oar tresent subseibeys svill hand 81 sse1
saaef
A. On isdueement TO egertion, each person arl4
LII in future send us sic Ssg subecTiJ6Ts, aecof-
nIsisd Nth SI2, shaH Be entitled to q strenth
,,90 yratis
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L. C. Tolles, Il. D.,

PHYSICIAN d SURGEON, Office at j. Hutch
l. iilsoIl's. three doors south of the Iieiaid OF
Freedom. office.
DIR. Tolics has purchased the medicines, fixture
&C. belonging 10 the late DIR. II. Clark, :nj holds
himself in readiness to answer ali calls IN the
line OF his profession.
LaaTenee, rune = l3J5.V
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1rhs body of young HAsoocK,
s"o vas drowned in the Kansas river.
''ms weeks ago. was recovered several
= .Hes below thison Thursday last. minus
us head and hands,
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G.. P. LoWrey.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and General Land
n Agent, Lawlence, X. I.
RLFLRLNcEs Hon. Andrew II. Reeder, Gen.
S Z. Pomroy. Lawrence VIM. c. Bryant, E~q.,
New York city; asa Packer, Esq, Mauch Chunk
Pa; Wiib.r Curtis, Esq, CT. harrington. Mass.
Lawrence, Oct. u, '55.-tf
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Council City---Drawing of Lots.

TIME next drawing of Lots in Council City
i will take place on the ground. November
9TH No Certificates will draw unless paid in full.
S stockholders in the Territory can forward their
Certificates to the undersigned. if they do not
wish to attend in person. By order OF the Board
of Trustees II. II. ROSE. Sse'y.
/, Council City, Oct. p, '55-itnor5
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Taken M

R~DY The snb<eribeF, living on wakaruss
- y river. miles southwest Of Law
renee, one dark bay Pony, age unknown and
no marks or brands perceissblc. The ovner
can have him By proving property, pssihg
charges (inelHdjng this advertisement ana sas-
in e, him g 1 issg..a,. J. \ soo0iS-
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leo AGENTS WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted i,nrnesi;
~ ateiy, IL every part OF the United States, TO
canvass Tor subscribers 70 the HERALD OF FREE
DON. a liberal commission paid for services,
and no capital required. address
g. W. Brown 81 CO.,
LAWRENCE, K. T., Feb. S.-tf Publishers.
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,eE, ,. Smith, W. n. SIXTH, n. $. r.
Partridge & Co.

JYTWHOLEsALE GROCERS and Cornnis-
w sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. s.
North SecoHdl-st., St. Louis. Mo-. Will mako lib
eral cash advances on conSignmelts of produce
for sale in St. Louis, New Orleans, New Yorl
and Boston.
St. Louis, Oct. 81, '55.-ly..
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~ DR.. Kane, of the Arctic expedi-
ton, for whose safety so much interest
was felt, arrived in New York several
days ago. to the great joy of thousands
of anxious friends.
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John Baldwin. Ferrvman.

IIAS iHs: completed bis new ferry boat, and
IL holds limselfin readiness to take passengers
and teams oser tie Kansas riyer, opposite Law
renee. At ali hours, on application, at the usual
prices.
Laersnoe, Jane 3, 1s5s.-y.
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Attention is invited 10 the business
card of PARTRIDGE & Co.. wholesale gro
GERS, st. Louis, Mo. Our merchants
will of course take occasion to make
their ACQUAINTANCE. :,
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MAR RE D,

In Fitchburg Mass, Oct. 4th. by Rev. E. W.
Builar1, OF Eoyals.on. Mr.. JOSEPH NJ. BAkNEY-
of brinlfeId, i'll, to Miss SARAH c. t. Fac
WELL, daughter of Dea. Jehn I. Farwell, Of
EitcuhuIy. Mas.
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Notice

Is hereby given that 1 am now erecting a
L dwelling Immediately east Of the east hEe Of
Lawrence where shall pre- -cmpt quarter sec
ton Of land, or such legal subdivision as ]
may be entitled to by law. JOHN SPEEk.
Laprsace, .Se0t. 81, lS55.--lf.*
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G, ". Brown.

COMMISSIONER Of DEEDS, and ether In
" strr,rIeIts Of Writing under Seal, and Depo-
sitiors for pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Yer
mont, Iowa. Illinois. Ohio, and New York, viii
attend to the duties of lis Office aspiration at
the nLRAI.p sF kILE0oz Office
J,asreuec. Nav H. is55.-ff
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP! Il


Co., Of those wishing real estate
poueo o
hall, well printing Lo
feet
bsddf
nspube
' ~ ~ G. W. BROWN.
Laur.~ EesGs7. 0t5#c, 1S55.-t
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J.. Z. HCST.
. HUNT. z. SLATER. J..
F. a. Hunt 6 Co.,

DR0OUCE, Commission and Forwarding
! i Merchants, ~ Levee, st. Louis, Mo-, DO
twcen Zine AM Chestnut.
| II. B.-Partie,Iiar attention paid to filing or
| ders tor any description nf McTckandIse and
/ Produce
| Hug -, is.,5.-f.
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Caution

r HEREBY cauiicn al persons not to remove
i any log 81 timber OF atty kind from the ISL
and alioining L4wrence. - / have iHsIisputsbis
right 70 said Island. A. s. ADDS.
Laaosssee. z. +, OF. 3. fsa5.-es.
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H Doct. WEBB was slowly recover
ing from his protracted illness at last sd-
vices from Kansas City. His wife is with
him.
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~Seyeral editorials and other ar
ticles laid over this week for the want
of room.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-10-27

wRev. Mr.. Knight viii preach al
Union Hall on Sunday evening next, al
! past s O'Clock, P. 81.
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1IetD advertisements.
JAMES B. CHADWICK,
nc. ga Locust street,
s,co..r, e1.1,s \

ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Wholesale dealer in the celebrated improved
Little Giant Corn and Cobb Mill,
and executive sg.nt for their sale in the Vest
Prices reduced as follows No. 2, $40 :; No. 8.
$50; No. 4, 500. Liberal discount made to deal
ers.
~ G. W. BROWN, of the Herald # Free
dam, Lawrence City. X. T.. is authorized to re-
ceive orders foT the above firm.
Lawrence, Oct. n, 80.
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Lost.
DIR. inn. p. Wood

Laurence, K. T., SEPT. Is, ST..
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Allen & Gordon

GrceeT;ss Torssa TT en- and exa Ino
me- JuIie I6, 1s55.-ti.
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r. Pennsylvania has gone Demo-
cratic by 1000 u,siority.
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
= 90. ~eat to safe 5ofa Tine esS Adaer, b.
saosf,- H,orsrz- .1rr

= goa ~eat to safe 5ofA Tine oss Asaev, 5ry
your Roc1sn Hare
s. CUPPLES d CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
EEooEs, MATS, BHUsHEs, BLAcxTae, coEpAes
AND CEDAR WARE.
With variety OF Fancy Articles usually kept in
this business.
S0IE AGENTS fr tie Ranesta E.e1et E5
GAG ClzyR FacfoFy. end ff tke.4seinaI
o. Eise's Esse Ho.t5lescs
No. % Lcvee, three doors below Olive street.
ErG No. l29 Second street, one door
frR corner Of Vine,
1T LOUIS, no.
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wnnnFN MAr


WOODEN VALE.
EoCR thousand FIVE loo DO do 9 ea-h;
I hundred dog. buck 500 doz tubs. Nos. /. Z,
cts. two hoped; ar1 each:
1000 dog. three do 800 nestsdo b rinc,
ECO do oak well buckets 3each;
eco do tar buckets; 200 doz kee' ems No 9;
5000 do mop sticks; 500 pkgs coy'd huc.z-
100 do barrel covers; cts;
1000 do rolling pins; $50 cases nest boxes
1000 do potato msshers; eieh;
100 do butter prints: 1900 nests bowls, s, s,
sod cov'd bail boxes: ani1 ca h:
1000 do towel rollers: IocEstes ma,,e bc~is
80 do knife trays; all one sire;
100 do oval trays; 900 boxes elp;li-S rims,
100 do butter ladies; 600 gross pat. clothes
1923 DO Riee'szinc wash pins;
boards; 1oo dog cedar rancrt,s;
10 90 wooden wash 500 doz half basislS:
boards; 1000 nests measures
500 90 turned axe han each;
dies; IS duz oak stesmb,.
100000 broom handles; buckets:
100 doz vanished oak 1000 iron bound X gs,
water buckets: 8, 5 an IL "a =.
5000 nests tubs, 3 each; 100 dsz piae ei.u:Hs;
1870 nests tubs, 8 each; 80 10 wheel baTToT-s.
CEDAR WARE.
45o nests cedar tubs, s, 100 cases cedar cburns
1 and 10 each: COZ eaci:
200 dog &c lar pailsiron 80 dog CEDAR jiggiss;
and brass ends; IS deg do water CANS,
~ uoZcD CcQar morse DfilSS DCubU,
buckets; SO doz striped cellar
100 cedar Dbl cburns; chuins-
Is doz cedar hl'f bush's
WILLOW WARE.
1000 nests German mar 50 doc rattan chairs,
ket basket, 4 each: assorted;
SO nests city make 1000 willow wagons;
market baskets, 2 1000 do cradles:
each: 1000 do cabs;
600 nests city make 10000 lbs French will
clothes baske,s,4 willow;
each; 5000 lbs coepers tWirs
100 nests French reti- 600 doz split bustc's.
eUles. each: from "a 10 bnsh
Is doz willow chairs;
BRO0Ns.
100 dozen scrubbing loo do dusty brushes;
brushes; LOB doz horse dc;
100 doz shoe brushes; % do whi;ewash do.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
100 de- hemp bedcords, 100 doz egg bca.ers;
80 feet: 10 6aire.s Plugs and
100 dog Manila clothes bGngs:
lines: 100 d0z bung starters;
100 dozen hemp piow zoo Goz cocoa diPpeTs;
lines; $50 dog names;
100 doz cotton clothes $50 doz sieyes;
lines; 80 doz Jute mats;
100 cOils cotton clothes 30 doz rope Mats;
lines; loo gross Mason's me-
1000 lbs broom Irvine, dunn backing;
sewing; loo dog Mason small
1000 lbs broom Irvine, backing;
tying; 800 dog Buffers black
1000 gross round wood ing. all sizes;
box matches; 10 doE bench screws;
% doz hnsk mats; 100 boxes taeks, lv1
Sdo sheep skin mats; papers ca h;
10 doz cotton mops; 500 bundles wrapping
zoo doz horsa cards; paper.
We respectfully call the attention of merchants
desiring 10 buy goods in cur lie, for cash, -
the above stock of goods, believing that W. can
make l. to their interest TO purchase. tfleI a eX-
animation Of goods and prices. S. CUPPLtS., q.
Oct 49, y Leyce. and i2e Sc,ond ST