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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-05

UTRlTlNG PAPER & BLANK BOOKE-.
wv A large lot direct frcmlhe eastern nan,
ufactures. Wholesale o. 'Retail:
q "a "A sss ]. COMBs'd ca h
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
GREAT excitement ia Layrence |!

Var op Rsfd Times actually C.nmsaeed!!
Our City difficulties all settled Oar town site
now upon firm basis And
n0RHSBYS q FERRII.L
Rim their New Store Room, one door south
n of the Tribune office, and are receiving tiieii
new and splendid stock OF spring aud summer
goods. There IS no use IN enuInsFatinS The arti-
eles, bat win simply say, we have and are rerciv-
ing. full assortment of
sTArLE AND FANCY GOODS:
Comprising Csssimeres, Satinests. Restings
Slieeiings, Blcached and Brown Linens, and
Linen goods Of sl kinds.
DLEss eoops:
Silks PIints of new and splendid STYLES. as cheap
as ever Cling hams, Lawns, Mushns, Beragcs
and Tissues. y fnc s.cek Of Gloves and Hosiery
als.,
Teas, Sugars, Coffee. Spices, Flour, Meal, Bacon
&C.; also Crockery Ware, Glass Ware, Queen:
Ware, Looking Glasses, Wash Tubs, Wasl
Boards. &c; also,
Nails. Glass. Putty, Y Saws, Hand Saws, Knives
and Forks. SpoonS-in fact a general variety o
articles in this line-also Hats, Caps. Boots ant
Shoes of :ll qualities and prizes. In ready mads
CLOTHING
We challenge the Territory for comparison o
prices, quality, or quantity Also,
NEW STYLE or BoNNETs:
Silk, Satin. Straw, Leghcrn, and Lace, of SprinS
styles, in great variety; also Ribbons, Flowers
Innings, dc.
In conclusion we would say, We have takci
great pains TO get stock OF goods needed anG
suited TO this market We shall enter into com
petition with no one, our motto being, Live ans
let liye," and believing that quiek up is bette
than .-siow shilling we have put our good
down at the lowest possible liriag prices; all W,
ask is an examination OF our stock and prices
We charge nothing for showing our goU<is, anc
fiatter ourselves that We can please tie most fas
tidious. HORNSBY & FERRlL.
fasreeace. A.rv 5, lo55.-ff
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Young Americas Library.

A USEFUL and attractive series of books for
n the Young people embracing events connect-
ed with the early history of the country. and lives
of distinguished men, written with much
and in AN entertaining manner, with hiustra-
sionS of important events, and beautifully illuni-
mated title pages.
Containing the life Of Daniel Webster, the great
American statesman, with numerous anecdotes
Illustrative of his character, and the following
Illustrations:
Young Daniel in the san mill; Webster fishing
at frssbnrg; Webster declining the clerksiil;
Webster cxpounding the Constitution; the Bunk
er Hill celebration; Webster at FaHeuil Hall;
Mansfield, the residence OF Webster; Webster on
his farm.
The life of Henry Clay, the mill boy of the
slashes, with nine illustrations; the life of Besa
min Franklin, illustrations: the iie'of General
Washington, 8 Illustrations; the life OF Marion,
9ilustrations the lite of Lafayette illustrations;
the life of William Penn, Illustrations; the hIs
of Gen. Taylor, illustrations; the life of Gen.
Jackson, 8 illustrations; the life of Napoleon Be-
naparte, 9 illustrations; the old bell OF lndepen-
dence, on Philadelphia in 1776, illustrations;
the Yankee tea party, and other stories OF thS
Revolution, containing in all over one hundred
| illustrations.
Each volume is well written, possessing higa
moral toney yand can safely be placed in the hands
| ofyoung people. They contain numerous ance
dotes illustrative of the early history OF our
| country.
Price per set, handsomely bound in cloth, gilt
backs and neatly put up in boxes, $6.75. Price
| per volume, cloth gilt, 5613 cents.
Colporteurs, agents, or school libraries, will bo
supplied at a liberal discount.
Copies sent by mail, postage free, upon receipt
| of tie price of the set, or any volume.
| LINDSAY & BLAGKlST0N, Publishers,
l5 South Sixth street. Philadelphia.
~ Newspapers inserting the above in full,
win be entitled to volume for each insertion, pa
pcrs to be directed to the Medical Examiner, .
| Pbiladeiplia.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Prospectus of the
KANSAS HERALD or FREED0E.
APaPER T0R THE MILLI0S..

|THHE HERALD OF FREEDOMS is an independ-
i ent weekly newspaper. devoted 70 Freedom
and the interests OF Kansas Territory. 1t Is pub
lished ut Lawrence, Kansas T.. On Saturday OF
each week, ct 81 per annuEn, strictly IN Gdeasscs.
The HERALD contains thiTty-two columns of
reading matter, is printed on fine white paper Of
very superior quality, with new Scotch faced
type, and the best of black iHk, and is 4 subject
of commentator by all who see it, for Its neat
mechanical execution.
The HERALD Is thoroughly anti-slayery. and
will labor with energy to accomplish the Object
Of its establishment, which was 70 aid in making
Kansas a free State. To tie pioneer, or those
who contemplate locating in the Territory, it
viii lse almost Indispensable, as it viii abound
with observations ON the soil, climate. proluc-
tons, and natural resources of the Territory.
The information it win be able to furnish - 70
the different routes distances, and cost of tryeI,
and the various articles which the pioneer shoald
bring with him to his new home, viii be inyalu-
able. and richly remunerate the subscriber for
his tTi.iing investment. The eastern politician
or philanthropist, who wishes to keep faily as,-
vised of the progress Of the great qeestioas of
civil and religious freedom, will hail the advent
OF the HERALD weekly with much delight. 1t is
believed that every class of our fellow-citisens,
and particularly the informed, will be entertain
cd and interested by perusal of its columns.
IT Is THE ORGAN OF THE EDIToRs ISDEFgEDEET
MIND but disclams ALL connection with ANY
party, faction, sect, or creed, other than they
meet his appreciation.
The very large circulation which the HERALD
has already attained, makes it the most valuable
advertising medium in the Territory. and as
sIicl we offer the use of its columns to those who
wish to give publicity TO their business claim
ing, however, the right of Tefuse g al Ii2eor GAd
aGteEt medicine ddrestsSene1ats all others OF q
doubtful or immoral tendency. TERNs OF Alb
rERTIsING Ten cents line for the first inser-
ton. and five cents line for each subsequent
Insertion. No reduction made for long adyer-
tiscments. q. W. BR0N y q 60.
LAwRENcE. Kansas Z. July g, lS55.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Territorial Agency

4 S Agents for Messrs. VIM. Wade & Cos st.
n Louis Steam Planning Mil, we furnish at
short notice Reo4y 1Ka9e Houses of /, 2, and 4
rooms; also, every description of rough and
dressed lumber. flooring, sash, blinds, window
and door frames. of the very best quality.
As AGENTS for MeSsrs. Kingslands d Furgu-
sons Phoenix Foundery. 81. Louis, we furnish
Steam Engines, Horse Powers Pages d. Child's
single and double Saw Mills, Threshers, Cob and
Corn GTushcrs. and ali kinds of castings.
As Agents for GessFs. g. & G. Todd & Co.,
we flsyniSh-Porta5.e Grain BILLS Of all sizes.
Betting Cloths. leather and rubber Betting. and
every description of mill furnishing goods.
Is Agents Tor Messrs. Wm. III. Plant & Co.
we iuraish-eyeTy description Of Agricultural
implements.
.sy- We also furnish Wagons, Carriages, Bug
gieS, and any other article of St Louis M.nGfac-
tuTe.
Terms and specifications may be obtained by
calling ON US. DENNIS. LEWIS d CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
EickaFoo oiSyr K. T.. Sept. ], 1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Kansas Gerald Of Freedom.

We are in receipt of this fearless ode
fender of the faith, . published by GEo.
W. BRows & Co, at Lawrence, Kansas
Territory. We shall be happy to re.
eeHe and forward any subscription froE,
those in this region who may wish to OBJ
tain a good paper from that celebrated
Territory. Its published at $500 PEI
annum, In advance.
Who is not willing TO lend his mite to
sustain the cause of Freedom in Kansas
The Herald has braved the storm and
dared .Striagfeliosg and his gang OF cut
throats to do their worst. They dare
not practice their lawless violence upon
that establishment. Let rs aid in sas-
tanning it. Mr.. BRows is from among
us-our neighbor. Friends of liberty
and a free press. send in your subscrip-
tons. and we gill forward tn EN- to Kan
sas, andsarrant ron the Herald regu-
larly.-C1ansau7ae Densocrot,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Prices Current.

LAWRENCE, September Is. 1890.
CoRN-s1 esq bu.; corn meal 81 50 3 so lbs.
BEANs- 81 90 9 bush.
FLoUR-ln sacks, So 90 . hundred; super
fine. 50 so.
DRIED PEACHES so q bush.
BUTTER-FTcsh, 25c.
BEEF-1@9c. . ID.
HAIs-Smoked, l5c.; baeeE, l2c.; prime pick
led pork, 15e.
LARD-12115e. 2 II.
TALLow-1211ze. y fb.
CHEEsE-15G9s0c. q ID.
EGss-22c- = doz-
SALT Coarse, 81 so 3 bush.
SCGAR-New Orleans, 9@1le.; crushed, 15e.
white, 12c. :
otAssrs-Sugar- house, 75o.; golden syrup
s5c.; common. 70c.
R1cE-l21zc. z ID.
CRACgERs-15c. = b.
CoDFIsn-loe- 3 ID.
CoFFEE-14@1I62sc. p fb.
TEA-Black, To9soc, 2 H.: green, so@sl 90
ToBACco-25t070c. q ID.
SALERATUs-l0@l5e. y ID.
BAR SoAP-10@l2e. g 10.
COARSE BooTs-SS@S5 80 q pair.
BLASKETs-S2g$14
BUFFALO RoBEs-S3GlSS.
CALIcoEs-l09l6c. 81 vi.
DELAsEs-25945c. = yd.
snIETISGs-Coarse, 9@12c.; domestic, s910c
bieached, 1Q9l5c.
LAMP OIL-$1 % 3 gall.
BURNING FLUID-$1 25 = gall.
lEos-Bar, se.; round and square, s@loc.
nail rod 121ze.
NAILs-SS 3 hundred.
| HIDEs-Dried. &c.; green, 4s
HAY u ton.
LUMBER-s25@35 q thousand #.
| Hard WOODS. 80 q cord.
SHor-l211ze. 4 b.; lead, 10c. ;powder $3.50
| WINDOW SAsn-S(al0c. q light.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
James Christian.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Lawrence, Kansas Territory, viii attend
promptly to all business entrusted to hiseare, in
the various Courts of the Territory. Having an
experience of some years rs lawyer in the South
and Nest, and being familiar with the Pre-
emption laws, he fatfers himself that he can
give entire satisfaction TO al who may favor
him with their patronage in obtaining pfe-emp-
ton TO lands collection of debts, and in getting
redress for bloody noses.
Reference may be had To Silas Price & Co.,
Hamilton Finney. Clerk of Circuit Court, Hon.
John Cunmins, Judge of County Court. and r.
L. Y. Peyton, Esq, Harrisonyille, NO.; Samuel
Pike and James Z. Walker, Esqrs-, Blooming
ton, Illinois; Hon. William NoFvell, Joel How
ard, Esq, C;iriise, KY. WiliaIs Tesh, Esq, and
john Danver, Esq, Allegheny City, Pa.
Aug. IL. 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Thanks.

Our friend, HENRY S. BALDWIN, of
Rock Creek, will accept our thanks for a
watermelon. one of the largest we have
seen this season. Our friends in the
East woald be surprised to see the mann
moth melons which are eiaised in Kansas,
externally resemblinga large green pump
kin To COO s..ai- ---s5-..-bl~s, s-tad Srvw-
ins on green sward. with the late plant
inS' is certainly unexpected, and only
teaches our people to hope for still better
when the soil shall be prepared, and the
season more favorable,-as it will be re-
collected the spring months were exceed
inssiy dry and unpropitious to the agri-
culturist.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.

A n net of Congress, passed March Sd, 1855,
n provides pension of 100 acres OF land, ter
all persons who served in the Revolutionary wai /,
or in any other war of the Unin States, pro-
yided fourteen days services were rendered and
sSeeadiy, TO al who served in any battle,
though actually engaged for only single day ;
and,
Thirdly, To the widow, or if no widow, tho
children who are under Il years Of age at tho
time of the passage Of the act; and,
f1uFfltfy, To those who, under former laws,
have received warrants for a less amount than
lG0 acres, are entitled to an additional warrant
to make up the deficiency to that amount.
Having 0tficiated as Bounty Land Agent under
the former law, and received from the proper
officers, for tie use of the cluimants very large
number of warrants, the subscriber offers 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 will make immediate APP
pieation at the HERALD on FEEEDox office:
o.. w. BROMN.
Lawrence Kansas T. July %, 1906.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15

w Mr.. E. A. LASDoN, living near
Bue Mound, conscious that printers were
Yia6e TO disease from the want of good
supply of vegetables, has furnished us
gra;uitously with a musk-melon, 50 large
that We are apprehensive our eastern
readers would deem it a Munchausen"
should We give its dimensions, hence we
have resolved to content ourself by as
sarins the public thatit was ample to sup
ply all hands saboutour establishment-ten
in number-with all they could well con
sumo at once. Mr.. LANDoN has the
thanks of the printer.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Burned Up.

The structure erected in this city last
o.tOber, and known as the "Church,"
vas destroyed by fire on Thursday last
7, was built at the expense of tie Emil
rapt Ali Company. at time when it
S,s impossible to procure suita bic mate
raj with which to erect permanent dwell
ms. 1t was very accurately described
h,t winter by Mrs. NICHOLS, in letter
na New England journal, which was
Subsequently copied into the HERALD OF
FREEDOM. We had hoped that a da-
guereOtype wou:d be takenof the singu-
lar structure, before itpassed away, as we
are confident no picture could be looked
uuon in the future with SO deep an inter
esi as upon the primitive architecture of
lawrence. TIE old Church" has serv-
ed the object of its construction. and it
will be long remembered. 1t was the
only protection of hundreds for a long
reriod from the winds and cold ofautumn
and winter For three weeks after our
Own arrival in Kansas it served as our
Sleeping apartment, as it did, at the same
tine, for scores of others. 1t answered
well our purpose, and it is but just that
We should return its builders our thanks
for the protection it afforded US, now ii
has passed away.
We are conscious that many who shared
the hospitality afforded by that tenement,
cursed it and its otisinators, but it alway:
boxed to US like child cursing Its pa.
rent. Rude and uncouth as was thai
bay-thatched and partly-mud-coyered
howell, it shut out the storm to great
extent when there was no other place to
resort to for shelter. Houses, there were
none.
The structure continued to be lnhabIt-
ed by a number of persons down to the
moment of It's destruction. It took fire
by accident, and it was with the greatest
difficulty trunks, DC. could be saved
One gentlemen lost a valuable gold watcl
burned in the building, and other prop
erty belonging to transient persons wa:
desiroyed-but to what extent we are
not informed.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15

HAVING procured the agency Of SAMSON,
IL WALKER & Co.'S celebrated Steel Ctig,,er
frairSs aad FaTpaing Pl0ocs, manufactured at
Bcilville, ILL.,, we are prepared 10 FL all orders
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Plows are manufactured expressly for
the wants Of the West, and with q Sicw 70 dura-
biiity. &c. Their merits have been fully tested,
aud thus we can freely recommend them.
Persons ordering can judge of the siSe wanted, !,
description, &c, from the character of soil and
strength Of team. The Prairie Plows are frorn
Il to 20 inches furrow, or larger if ordered. Tho
Corn or Farming PlOws vary in size fem One
Horse No. 4, to Nos 5, 81 Large Two Horses
Roll. AL have steel points and mould boards
Members naIned-Cosn DO. from SO 80 toSI0 %,
manufacturers prices
Send your orders with specifications, and they
viii be promptly filed.
F.A HUNT & Co,
10. 10 LetSs, 50. Louis, 10.
fss,I IL ie5S
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Reoublishei.

In consequence of defects in the re-
forts and proceedings of the Big Springs
0''-entiOn, as published in the HERALD
-. - rkEE,oM last week, the importance
:, ac documeat, and the fact that our
'1'.''n was exhausted before all wishing
1op'es were supplied, We have been in-
aaced to repubIish on our fourth page,
u y tue absence of more pressing matters.
our Territorial readers " III observe quite
aenange for the better in the platform
.' published this week from what it was
NSi' although it still fails of being what
Sewould desire.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
B0oXsl B0oKsit

A FINE selection Of School and Miscellaneous
Il Books are kept for sale at the Office Of the
Herald # Freedom, among which are The Hero
ines of History, Heroines Of the Crs,sades, Fox;s
Book Of Martyrs, PeriloBs Adventures of TFav-
elcrs, Farm and FiFeside, Cruise in the Aediter-
ranean, Hurry Graphs, People Have Net, Rar..I
Letters, Fun Jottings, Autographs for Freedom,
Great Cities Of the World, Frank Rreemaz;s Bar
VSr snoP; airFor Y q ane soSi; % , An,,al.ios OF
Army of the United States, Geographical Histo-
" Of New York, Pocket aud qnaTto Bibles. DE.
also, large supply OF Toy Books for children.
We have also very superior article Of Fools
cap and Letter Paper, Pens, PenboideFs, Black
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes. FsheEis Pen
els, dc. l. Ii. BROWN & co.
Lawrence, Feb. Q, 1s55s-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Warren's Fire and Wafer Proof
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

0eoe 10. II, orer Pot QFx, s.. LeAfs, 10.
TlIIE undersigned Manufactures and Dealers
4 in WAKREa's Fire and Water Proof Compost
ton Roofing. have been extensively engaged in
tie manufacture of the above Roofs In St. Louis,
about seven years. during which time xe have
had ouT Roofs tested under every variety Of cir
as mode Of Roofing unoblectionablc In every
important particular, Eliiie Il combines in
gleater degree than any other RoofiR nse the val
liable requisites OF cheapness, Durability, and Sc
earity against ire and water.
Materials foT sale, with directions for use.
&. II. & Ii. II. WARREN.
,d,T7 Il. 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
F. a. Hunt & Co..

Geaerql Caa1nstssioz, Pro5aes, and Fsr4rardfas
Merchants, 10. ls Lsrse, 81. Lotis, 10.
ATs B.-Ali orders for any description Of Mcr-
n. ehandise, when accompanied With : renzit-
taEee. viii met Eith prompt aitention. The
commission for buying any amount ofer ffty
dOlisEs viii Be ~ per cent; under fifty dollars
per cent The subscribers viii eonfine themselves
rLTiealy TO legitimate commission business, and
thty viii at al times be prepared tc make liberal
ssdyanees on esnsignHerss.
REgERKxcEs X KAA Sass. C. Pomefoy, Esq,
DR.. q. Robinson.
=. A. HUNT, Late Of IIubbciI d Hant,)
j. EDWARD HUNT.
s. L0pss, 44yriZ IA. 1885.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Indian War.

ATOTICE Is hereby given to all persons that
Reserve, Is travelling through that Reserve Is
RON attended with tie utmost danger, from star
vation OF otherwise. unless they call az the Hotel
lately erected By Tie subscriber, and fil their
stcmaehs with all the Injuries and eseulents of
the season. Travellers can stay all night If they
choose: can bring their families along and stay 8
week. If they prefer. and get too fat 70 leave un-
less they tighten their pockets Of gold and tatse
in exchange dry goods. groceries, hardware, or
other merchandise, Of hich the subscriber has >
great variety IN his store attached TO said Hotel
70 be found at Waksrusa, one mile east Of Blue
Jackets PASGHAL FISH.
Aaenst II 1s5S
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Notice

I s hereby given to Z. Chapman, of the town OF
i Lawrence, h. T., that the farm claim which ]
laid near said town, and which he has jumped
and pretended to sell to one John T. Wood. |
shall pre-empt and hold, as / have been forcibly
elected therefrom by threats and demonstrations
OF violence. Said Chapman has not particle OF
right thereto, aud shall prove my title beyond
all dispute. All persons. therefore. alc warned
not TO purchase lots or city interests of said Chap
man OF VI ood, located upon said claim, ls they
have 10 right to sell tie same, and Us am IN
favor OF the movement now being made BY the
outsiders,s to break mp the settlement OF March
last, sl;,ii transfer SAID claim to them if think
best. u. JENKINS.
.,,rrn,,ne Aug II - I'm,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
New Boarding House in Lawrence

VHHE New House, No. 81, Massachusetts, street,
Il viii open early in August next, for the re-
ception of boardcrs, both permanent and tran
sicnt. The proprietors viii spare no labor or
expense to make their House, so far as the acili-
ties of the place viii permit pleasant and COM
Portable home for those who favor them with
their patronage. We solicit a share of pubic
patronage, especially from those who may be
able to provide themselves with lodging, Though
we will not limit our hosptalitss to such. Prices
will not vary essentially from those established
by other houses. C. iIURD, D.,
/. HALL, FroprS.
Lawrence. <. T. July IS. lS55.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Hurra for the Vegetables !

EEIHE subscriber would inform those of the
/ inhabitants of Lawrence and vicinity ig
norant of the fact, that he has actually sue
ceeded in obtaining supply of most kinds of
.anti-scorbut:e articles OF diet which he offers
for sale az his NEW PROVISION STORE, No.
l9 Massachusetts street. lie is now desirous of
proving to all concerned, that it is far more
Healthy to live on vegetables than on meat-of
course from perfectly disinterested motives. lie
has made arrangements for the running of
teams regularly to the Mother country, so that
he hopes to be able TO keep on hand constantly
enough of the articles calculated to regae the ap
petites of the people, to atone for the long alb
-sence from the market Of almost every thing but
Missouri pork.
~ For sale rs above SUPERFINE FLOUR and
superior SEED WHEAT, at the lowest market
Ipslees. c. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Sept. S, 1S55.-6m*
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Tecumseh Hotel.

TyIlIS large Htei. containing sixteen good
L sized, well finished and comfortably fur
nislcd rooms, is now ready for public aeconlmo-
dation. Stables and other eonveniences on th(
premises. Public patronage is invited. Room.
and accommodations. furnished tor public meet
ings, conventions courts. dc.
Teeumseh is situated sixty miles west of " est
port, twenty miles west OF Lawrence, ffty-foul
miles W. 5. ". of LeavenworIh sixty miles c. n
c. OF Council Or owe, sixty mikes south of Nebras-
ka boundary: sixty miles north of Sac and Fo,
Agency.
Lady and gentlemen travellers may rely upor
obtaining good accommodations and good 1arc
Tecuinseh, k. T., Aug. %, 1S55.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Lost.

A few weeks since, in this vicinity OF between
A this place and the Shawnee Mission, tuck
MENoRANpUM Book, containing four shares OF
Erie and Michigan telegraph stock, amounting
to 500, and other papers valuable to me. Al
persons are cautioned against purchasing said
stock az it is valueless unless assigned by me
over my signature and transferred on the books
of the company. My name was in the forepart
Of the book By restoring it to me ut this place,
or giving information in regard to it, the pos
sessor shall be satisfactorily
Z. ID. LADD.
Laurence, h. T., Sept. Is, BOT.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Harduare.

EfOSIER & JENKINS, wholesale and retail
vi dealers in stoves, hollow wares, tin ware
sheet iron, wagons piows, and farming atcIlsii,
generally, at their T0OHIs adJoining Walker &,
Click, " stcT street, Kansas city.
Tlsey ilayc also ! bfsnci store at Lawrence K
l. ter tie present. persons wanting stoves In
lliat vicinity viii make application 10 Alien *
Brother.
Wholesale dealers can be supplied at fair rates
sJ1Re :, I5o5.-lf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
H Wells 4 Go

FLORENCE, Mas. manufacture OF Wells
! Patent Portable Saw Mills; admitted the
bcst IN the United States. Single mills with Is
inch 20 = inch Saw Double Mills, adapted to
entting ali sized logs 70 AZ feet IN diameter
Gtsild's Circular Saw Mills constantly on hand
Nils shipped to any part of tho country, secure
iy bJxed, warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Florence, Mass. Aug. 25, ;55.-2m.z