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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-21


HAyING procured tbe agency Of SAssoS, T,
j. i WALKER & Co.'S celebrated Stest Clipper
P,airse and Farming Ploacs, manufactured at
Beliville, ILL.,, we are prepared TO fill all orders
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Plows are manufactured expressly for
the wants of the West. and with view 70 durz-
bility, &c. Their merits have been fully tested,
and thus we can freely recommend them.
Persons ordering caHjudge Of the size wanted, |,
description. &C., from tho character OF soil and
strength of team. The Prairie Piows are from
Il TO 20 inches furrow, or iargerif ordered The
Corn or Farming Plows vaJy in size from One
Horse No. 4, 70 Nos. O. 51z Large Two norscs
Prairie Plows vary IN price from 81 20 go
numbers named-Corn do. from S. so TO SO IS,
prices.
Send your orders with specifications; and thoy
"A. HUNT & Co.,
No. IL Leees, 50. Louts, lz6.
lprd Il 1855.
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WAsHISGTos, June 20.-Tbe orders
of the President suspending Governor
Reeder and Judge johnson, and u. S.
District Attorney Isaacs, from the execu
ton of their functions as United States
officers in the Territory of Kansas. until
they shall satisfactorily explain their zap
parent" violation of the acts of Congress
and regulations of the Department, as re-
CARDS their purchase of tho lands of Kan
sas, half-breed reserves, appeared IN the
Union of yesterday, together With the
correspondence leading to it.
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~ Our friends Messrs. DUDLEY &
ADDS, lately Of this place, have taken
the Hotel at Topeka, aad are accommo-
dating the travelling public in very good
style. When We compliment houses in
Kansas we hope nobody will be green
enough to imagine We have the Astor
House, n. Y, in view, rs we have not
found any place in the Territory quite
equal to that celebrated establishment up
to the present time. Messrs. DUDLEY d
ADDS are both Young men of enterprise,
and if they continue their connection
with the house they are now attached to,
cannot but make money from it.
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Arms.

BY reference to the Governors Mes
sage we learn that ksusas is entitled to
2l37 muskets. deliverable to any access
able point in the Territory. on the requi-
sition of the Governor. Why cannot
these arms be placed in the handsof the
sovereigns of Kansas. for their pretec-
tion against a foe worse than the saya-
ges?
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A Gard.

The ladies who have been circulating
the subscription paper to get funds to be
expended on the city water-works, beg
leave to assure the citizens that we CRATE
fully appreciate the generous reception
we have almost everywhere met. 1t has
seldom been our lot to ask funds for any
object, and find so few cavils and excuses
as on this, cur first mission of the kind
in Lawrence. All honor to the public
spirit and the gallantry of our fellow.
citizens.
There arc probably few who have
not been called on. We would assure
all such that if the fault is ours, it is. due
to most unwilling ignorance of their
locality. We intended 20 slight none, and
have left message to that effect at sew
eral public places. Any whom we have
not found will oblige US by calling, at
their convenience, at the Office of this
paper, and leaving their subscription !;
or, If they stand upon ceremony, and
will send us their address " at home"
hours, we viii cheerfully take a long walk
to find them.
Those who have been accostcd in the
highways and byways, on horseback, on
foot. and in ox-carts, at the sawmill, the
spade and the anvil, upon unfinished
housetops and in half-dug cellars, at the
printing press aud the slaughter house
in the editors sanetuH1, the lawyers
pfiee, and the Doctors doInicil-all the
noeks and corners of eur city will bear
witness that we meant to present the
cause to all. Our unbounded confidence
in the high minded liberality of the eiti-
zens, is fully attested by the fact that we
did not hesitate TO thrust subscription
paper wherever we met them, and at any.
moment between them and their work.
And the courtesy with which we were
everywhere greeted, made Us gratefully
sensible that our confidence was not mis-
placed. Nor do we doubt that they will
be equally prompt in paving up. Il is
proposed TO raise at least $50: $3.50 of
which is already pledged. with the-prom
ise of. moro, if needed. from few indi--
viduais whose names are ON the paper
A few days work are promised in addi-
ton. Two gentlemen who deal largely
in water, have made unwritten promises
equally large, which we expect to see
fulfilled with due aIacrity.
We hare some interesting facts con-
secied with our tour, which we withhold
for the present. As We expect to make
the tour once more, on collection day,
We think it better TO treasure them care
fully til all profered generosity shall
have been fully tested. Honor to whom
honor Is due. Measure those who have
a right to know, that particulars shall be
forthcoming, if the result demands it.
II is found necessary TO send to st.
Louis for water cement, that the work
may be we'll done. It Is hoped none
may be discouraged by the delay. Mean
time ample room is offered for the citi-
zens 10 take such steps IN the matter as
they may deem judicious
Z. II. BROWN.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
Froof Safes.

Win HALI's PA1ISr PowDIH PRonr LocK,
Wick isceeiseS tie Fyi,s Ae6das st tie WssFd's
Fair, Linda. 1851 Hcsld's fei., .Atao 1irE,
1864
FIHliE subscribers arr, the only persons autho,-
L izAd tq rsake ard sell the share renowned
SAFIs and Ioc1s IL he State oi Missouri. and VIZ
can and will furnish, them g: New York ul%nuis>
t:i:erS pIics- warranted frce from damlucss.
K9BEkTS d DAVIS.
Depo. No. l. Lcvcc anI Ss Commercial street.
ore door from Chestnut. St. louis.
,Iuly Il lShh-l,z
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ROOFS, RooKs,.ii

4 FINE selection of School sad miscellaneous
II Books are kept for sale ct the Office 81 tFss
HtTdlfg freedom. among which are The Hero
ines of History, Heroines of the Cr1tsades, Fox's
Book Of Martyrs, Psrilous Adventures 81 Tre<-
elers, Farm and Firc6ide, Cruise in the Aeditsr-
ranean, Hurry Graphs, People Have Net, Enrai
Letters. Fun Jottings, Autographs for Freedom.
Great Cities Of the World, Frank FreemaD's Bar
ber Shop, Mirror Of tbs Soul, Authorities Of
Army Of the United States, Geographical Hist04
~ Of New York, Pocket and arayto Bibia, dc.
Also, . large supply of Toy Books for children.
We have also very superior article Of Fools
cap and Letter Paper, Pens, Penkoiders, Black
Writing FInid, adhesive Envelopes, Fabef's Pen
cils, &c. LII BROWN & co.
LsNRExeE.Esb. 8, IsB5.-d
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Military.

We learn that military company was
organized on the Wakarusa, near Blan-
tons, on Saturday last. a large body
of free State men are settled thereabout,
and good material in abundance is to be
had to make good company. They
have taken measures to arm themselves
a: an early day. EARN for Freedom!"
is the word. What other portion of the
Territory viii follow the example of our
Wakarusa friends2
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" The Lsavenworth Herald nomi-
mates District Attorney A. J. IsAcks, as
candidate for Delegate from this Terri
tory to Congress. Mr.. IsAcxs we believe
to have many good traits of character,
and were it not for his pro-slayery views
it would afford us much pleasure to give
him our support. He is a southern man
by birth and educatiop. consequently
cannot descend so low t. serve the fire
eaters of the South as some northern rem
egade.
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WarreH's Fire and Water Pfssf
COMPOSITION R06EIEG.

QFcs 10 Il, orsr Pot Qfcs, 81. Losfs, Ao.
gTNIfE undersigned Manufactures and Dealers
L in WARRESss Fire snd W stef Pf6of CorHposi-
ton Roofing, have been excessively engaged in
the manufacture Of tfe above Roofs n St. Lofiis,
about seven years, during which time We have
had eur Roofs tested under every variety Of cir
cu1nstanccs and confidently offer il To the public
as a mode Of Roofing uBohieegoasbis in every
important particular. while IL combines IN &
greater degTee than any other Roof in use the yai-
uable requisites Of ehespness, Durability, aaa sc-
cusity against Gre and water.
Astesfals for saies with directions fc< trse-
c. IL. & II. Il. WARREN.
f--,14s <1--
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re- We call attention to the motto

H We call attention to the notice
of the meeting of the Free State Exeeu-
tive Committee, called by Doct RoBrN-
sos,-the chairman.-io be held in this
place. at ten O'Clock. on the 18th of
August. The design is to thoroughly
organize the entire Territory for the cam
paign. and every committee man should
be in attendance
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Fashionable Tailoring

IA A S. Adds, TAILOR, takes pleas
K3 IA. ure in stating to the public that
IL he has opened Fashionable Tailoring
Establishment in the rear of ALLEN & BRoTHE.'s
Store, and that he holds himself in readiness TO
make gentlcrnen's and boys, clothes, of all de-
serptions, on short notice. He viii be in rega-
lar receipt Of the latest eastern fashion plates,
and feels confident of his ability to give entire
satisfaction to these who patronize him.
- Especial attention will be given to the
cutting of garments, for home making up.
Laurence, Aay I9, '55.-f.
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ET repeat it, sir, l never can. and
never will, and no earthly power viii
ever make me, vote. directly or Indirect
ly. to spread slavery over territory where
il does not exist. Never while reason
holds her seat in my brain-never, while
my heart sends the vital fluid through my
yeins-nerer.-Heafy Cfoy.
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Kansas and LaYrsnee semi.Weekly

DACKET STEAMER Emma Ra,n,oz,. J. w.
L Wing Master. will leave Kansas city every
Monday and Thursday; returning viii leave
Lawrence every Wednesday and Saturday.
The public may depend upon this steamer being
prompt and regular, also that she will continue
in the trade for the season. Every effort will be
made to give satisfaction. In consideration we
solicit the patronage Of shippers and passengers.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
HUTCHINSON, HARLOW & CO., Ag'ts.
.T,.ssa 1S55-61F,
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Ready Made Frama Housas.

NNHE subscriber having contracted for large
L number of the above houses, is prepared to
furnish those in want. They are of different sizes
and viii be sold at the lowest prices.
A line addressed to Z. Simmons, Kansas, Mo-,
will meet with prompt attention.
RETEREScEs.-S. C.. Pomeroy, Esq, Kansas
city, No.; DIR. C. Robinson, and G. W. Brown,
ESQ.,, Lawrence, X. 7. Z. SIMMONS.
June 16 '55-tf
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Another.

Hickory Point free State men are on,
the alert; they have been subjected to
the most gross outrages some three, or
four times, aud have organized militia
~ company. and hence forth viii pro-
tect each other from foreign Invaders.
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E The outward train from Boston
ran off the track on Saturday, near Win
chendon. The engine, tender and bag
gage car were thrown down an embank-
ment, twelve feet. and the forward pass
enger car slightly damaged All the
passengers escaped uiinjured. Only one
of the iirelnen was hurt.
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Lumberl Lumhar!l

FTlHE KING OF THE WOODS is now in full opera
L ton. and persons wanting logs sawed will
consult their own interests by bringing them TO
this mill Immediately US We shall strictly adhere
to the rule first como first served without dis
tnction to parties. SMITH g. GREEN.
LoaorsAce, June i6, '55.-kf.
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H The Know Nothings of Pennsyl-
vania, at their recent State Convention.
divided on the slavery question. the an
ti-slavery party with Ex- Governor JoHs-
sToN at their head, withdrawing.
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Hardvare.

.NToSIER & JENKINS, wholesale and retsil
WI dealers in stoves, hollow wares, tin wsre,
sheet iron, wagons. piows. and farming utensils
generally, at their rooms adjoining Walker &
Chick, Water street, Kansas city.
They have also branch store at Lawrence, K
T. For the present, persons wanting stoves in
that vicinity viii make application 70 Allen d
Brother.
Wholesale dealers can BE- supplied at fair rates.
.Fttas 2, Is55.-H
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Bring on your saw Legs /!

i their new mill in Lawrense, on Monday the
i1th inst. So bring On yoHr logs and have them
sawed at once. Tbs good cid rule ..first come
first served, ? viii be strictly followed Lumber
will be kept constantly on hand. The highest
market price will be paid for saw logs.
Iune .. Eff HUNT & CO.
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G.. W. Brown,

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, and other In
" struments of Writing under Seal. and Depo-
sitions for I'ennsylvsnia, MASSACHUSETTS,, Yer
mont, Iowa, Illinois. Ohio. and New Fork, will
attend to the duties of his office on application at
the HERALD OF FREsDox Office.
Lawrence, May IL, 1355.-tf.
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=. 4. Hunt . Co.

General GsgsntssiaH. Prsdsas asI Fcysrersssg
Ayas1aks. 10. 10 Leree, st. Losis, 10.
NJ B.-Ali orders for any description of Her-
N elsandise, vhcn accompanied with fesnit-
tance, viii meet with pfoinPt sttcntioas The The
dollars VIII Be ~ per cent, aI1def hfy d9Ilars
per cent ThesubscTibers will cohfne shemseise q
strictly 70 legitimate commission business, zBa
they vii a. ali times be prepared 70 make liberal
advances onconsiRnRents-
RErEgEscEs n KAS SASS. G. Pansercy, Esq,
Dr. C. Robinson.
F. 4. HUNT, Late Of HahbsIl g Hunt,
J. EDWARD HUST.
81. Loait, 1es-H Il, ls55.
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H The thermometer ranges between
80 and 100 degrees, between 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and 8 3o'clock Pm. A gentle wind
keeps the atmosphere apparently much
cooler.
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Attention.

FARMERS desiring lumber OF saving. and
L wishing to pay for the same in team labor,
can get job of hauling machinery for steam
saw mill to Lawrence from Ksns,s city. Apply
Immediately. j. IL. SItlMM0NS.
LaHrehee July 81 1885
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Money Wanted.

A GENTLEsiASwantsa loan Of from 5000. to
"A $500 for one or two months for which se-
curity to six times the amount of the investment
will be given, and large interest. For further
information apply TO the Editor Of the Herald of
Freedom. [LaYrence, July q, 1s55,-tf.
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i.0oo AGENTS WANTFD.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted irainc,li
" asely, in every part of the Gnised States. %
canvass for subscribers TO the HxaALD OF FEkx-
Dox- A liberal commission paid for services,
and no capital requirsds zsd1ress
G. W. BR0KN & CO.,
L1EEKscE, Z. T., Feb. s.-tf Pnbiishsrs-
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Ihe 1tefaD Of Freedom.
Lawrence, Saturday, July Il, 1855.
10 our Friends

The regular issrs If this peper isnear 2 100 epp-
les ueekf, and st might Be materially icreaAs,',
If these ssio appyore its rinciples AID desire ifs
success scouid take tie trose 10 reset Sts caasnas
tokis nsiows. There are feio # Ger present sub
se,iSers tt.lo could moi seeure osE NEw RESPONSE
BILE xAME 2rii hut 3itle efopt; and we respectful
lg AK our friends that t.eg call the attention #
their aegaaiAtaness TO the claiBaS # the HERALD
OF FREEDOM apoa pablic patyoneqs. Iloac mana
Of our preseaf su5seriters arilaehGza IN one neac
aGnseP
1fs an iaducenseat to erertion, each person sc1so
slaU IN future seaa az six nsc suscriJtrs aceoBa-
panied ,eiA sl2. slal be entitled to seeenbs
eepg yratis
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PaWnee- Association.

A meeting of the stockholders of tho Pawne,
"A Association will be held at the public house
of Robert Kiotz, in the town of Pawnee, on Sat
urday, July Goth. at 10 O'Clock. A. N.
WILLIAM A, HAMMOND, President.
JoHS n. DYER, Secretary.
Pswnee, June 80, lS55.-4t.
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Topeka Brick Yard.

Az oO0 BRICKS of the best quality are
.4U,UUU now ready for delivery by the sub
his arrangements. and is now prepared to fur
nish the first quality of Brick at fair price.
Brick-making in Topeka is no longer adoabtful
experiment. L. w. HORNE.
TopekG, 4. T.. June 9, ls55.-ff.
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DR.. Jno. p Wood

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
L CHANT. has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee and is ready TO receive the
consignment of goods, either on commission OF
otherwise.
laurence yLnra Q 1s55-fS
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John Baldwin. ;Ferryman.

IJAS inst completed his Bew ferry boat, and
i L holds himself IN readiness to take passengers
and teams over the Kansas river, opposite Law
renee. ut all hours, on application, at the usual
prices.
Laurence. June 9, ls55.-tf.
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R Up to the hour of going to press
We have no news from the Quasi-Legisla-
ture of Kansas since its renewal to the
Shawnee Mission.
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DIED

On Goal Creek, near the Wskaiusa. on the
morning of the 17th inst, of disesse ofths liver.
T. j. SToSE, late of Somneryiile, Mass, aged
about % years.
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Alien & Gordor

nEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
IL Groceries, Topeka, K. T. Call and exam
en-. [June Is, IS55.-tf.
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nse state Noties

The Kansas Free State Executive Com
mittee win meet at Lawrence, on Mon
DAY, August 18th, 1886, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, at the public Hall. A full attend
ance is requested. Per order.
C. ROBINSON, Chairman.
laurence, July II, 1856.
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City Property for Exchanee

T1HE undersigned is dcsirous of exchanging
L City Property in Lawrence for pair Of
Horses or Ponies, and light Wagon OF buggy.
J.K. GOODlN.
wakarusa, June 80, '55.-tf.
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:. A. MGsT. B.sLAIEE. }.
=. a. Hunt G Co.,

.DR0DUCE, Commission and Forwsrdinz
/ Merchants. 10 Leyee, st. Louis, No., be-
tween Pine and Chestnut.
n. B.-Particular sttention paid 20 filing or
dcrs fer any description Of Merchandise and
Produce.
Aag l9. 1s55.-H
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pLoWsi PLoWsii

Lawrence. Kansas r.. March 81, ls5
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DR.. E. A. Barnes.

CCRVEYoRS and Civil Engineers, oficc 80
~ Massachusetts, st. Towns lain out in any part
of the Territory. Lawrence, June Is, '55.-7t=
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LAND AGENCY.

ErHE underEesed, IN connection with his pro-
i Session, viii attend TO the sale and exehsngs
Of Claims 70 L&sd in this Territory. Also, buy
and seil Interests 10 the City Of Lswfc,,se-
Claims and City Interests BOW for sale 81 his
ofies On Massachusetts street
EDWARD CLAEK. Atty. = Counsellor.
Lawrence, x +. April :, 1855
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n. B.-Boarders viii be required to settle ct
the end of each week, by this means he will be
able to make his table nearer what it should be.
II. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
Lawrence, X. T.. June so, 1856.
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kansas River packet.

L No.52, will ply regularly between Kansas
city and Fort Riley. touching at all intermediate
landings. Having fine ACCOMMODATIONS fol-. pas
sengeTs, public patrcnage is respectfully solicited
and shippers can rely upon the Fnancier pune
tuality.
For freight or passage apply to Capt. MOTT
d CO., Kansas city; or to C. II. MANNING, Her
aid of freedoDl Office, or to HUTCHINSON,
HARLOW d. CO., merchants, Lawrence, K. T.
Ana, IeGS
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r. The Emigrant Aii Company
have no agent IN Buffalo th.. We are
aware Of.
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WoodI and Rrickll

WOOD! ana kr1ck!!
HAMMOND & FULLER near the Steam Saw
III Mill. in Lawrence, desire to ocontract imIne-
diately for two hundred cords of four feet WOOD.
They are erecting machine, and hope to have
any quantity of brick for sale in six weeks from
this time
Larrencs, Apra as, 'b5.-tf.
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L q Tails M n

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Office at J. Hutch.
L inson's. three doors south of the Herald OF
Freedom Office.
DR.. Toiles has purchased the medicines. fixtures
&c, belonging to the late DR.. II. Clark and bolds
himself in readiness to answer ell calls in tbs
limo of bis profession.
LGarT<Hce, June 2. 13s5.f
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Fissars Tsmperancs House.

IT,ERRACE, near re Liberty Psls, BuFslo, \.
1 York. 8. .. ALEX r co. 80
Ban. 5, So frcnfinsoEs.
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TDwLERs q wELLs-s r-.hlicasiors for sal
J. at tie HERALD or FELEDos OFFICE.
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Ice,
Cutler a Filer.,

WHOLESALE and retail, Lawrence, Kansas
w L. June %, '55.--tf.i G. s. PRATT.
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Lawrence Eating Balloon

HAFlNG recently opened an exc client Eatinc :
1 L Saloon At No. Is Massachusetts street, tbs
undersigned respectfully solicits the patronage
Of the Islblic: He viii spare no effort e prepare
his table with the best the Insrke. affords, end is
also determined TO be surpassed hy no other es-
tablishment in town.
Warm meals can be procured at all hours.
The subscriber also takes pleasure in annern-
cing to the public that he has v?ened in eonnec-
ton with the above establishment, com Portable
and convenient Boarding House, End is now pre-
pared to accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage with either week or day
boarding, and promises his patrons that he will
use every exertion in his power to render their
sgjourn with him as comfortable as circumstan-
ces will permit.
Rates Of boarding:-
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Shingles! shingles!!

4 IL persons who wish to obtain quantity of
N shingles, will do well to call upon tho sub
scriber, MILLION CIRCUIT.
6prtl IL 1355.-tf
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@ We had , fine shower last even
nc.
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L oy three months. ndu:7s OF SJxvxT-,
one nile vest Of Judge wskefeldes
,fsas Is So
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DR.. S. C. Hsrriagtou.
q. ~. Rrown.

OFFICE MOL Tseifth street, Lswrsncs, Kan
" sas Territory. Jan. 5, 49,
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A TTeRNEY AT Law: Msy he found at
II Rsr9d a. fFes1nn ofice,K. +. Jan. &.
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A. D. semi.

a. d. Scarf,
GITY SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
" Ne. 90 Main street. Lawrence. Kansas T.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-03-29
The Poor OF this World.

Gods ways are not as the ways of men,
They often seem inexplicable 10 the human
mind. None are more so than those which
concern his choice as TO the objects Of his IA
vor. He selects as general thing, not the
rich Of this world, but the poor; not the no.
BILE and The mighty, but the humble and
weak. Moses was the son of poor Levle
Gideon was lhresher~David was shep-
herd boy-Amos was a herdsman-lhe
apostles were "ignoraut and unleamed."-
The reformer Zwingle, emerged from shep.
herds hut among the Alps. Melaacthon,
the great theologian Of the Reformation, was
a workman in an armoref's shop. Martin
Luther was the child Of poor miner.
Carey, who originated the plan OF transla.
ting tie Bible INTO The language of the mill
lions of Hindostan, was shoemaker in
Northampton. DR.. Morrison, who transla-
ted the Bible into the Chinese language,
wac last maker in Newcastle, DR.. Mile
was q herd boy in Aberdeenshire. Dr..
Adam Clarke was the child of Irish couers.
John Foster was a weaver. Andrew Fuller
was farm servant. William Jay, Of Bath,
was herdsman and the present Archbish-
op Of York is the son Of draper.