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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-01
Herald of Freedom.

Our friend, Joseph Gardner. has fur
nished us with few copies of the Her.
aid of Freedom-a Kansas paper-whica
we haveread with a good degree of plessf
ure, and unhesitatingly pronounce it one
of the best papers now published. 1t IS
a large sheet, has butfew advertisements,
and contains great deal of valuable
reading matter independent of its local
bearing; but coming. as it does, from a
new Territory, replete with all its stirring
local news, and breathing the true spirit
of freedom, renders it doubly interest
ingt northern readers-Ua Union Co, H.,
Heroid
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-01
Citizens Meetihg.

A meeting of the citizens of Lawrence
and vicinity met in the Town Hall on
Friday last and was organized by the
choice of John FarweIl, President aud
S. F. Tappan, Secretary. Hoted, That a
call be issued for meeting of the legal
voters of this District in the Town Hall,
in this city, Saturday, September 9th,
for the purpose of choosing delegates to
attend convention, to be held in Tope-
ka on the 18th inst. then and there to
frame constitution for the State of Kan
sas. R. G. Elliott was appointed a eefnf
mittee to prepare call for said meeting.
Voted to adjourn.
s z TAPPAN See
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Barbecue.

Our free State friends IN the vicinity of
Doniphan, as will be seen by notice of
a Convention, in another place, have de-
termined to give barbecue to the free
State voters OF Iowa county, ON the
18th instant. They have invited prom
inent speakers from distant parts of the
Territory to be present, and address them
on the occasion. No doubt they viii
have glorious time. and if possible we
viii be there. Doniphan is about sixty
miles from this place, east of north. on
the Missouri river, and fifteen miles from
Ocena. We hope other friends of the
cause from this vicinity will make it con-
venient to be present, and aid in cheering
on the friends of freedom in that locality.
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RnnKsi RnnKslI

A FINE selection Of School and Miscellaneous
~ Books are kept for sale at tie Office CT the
HtS4N n E5eedoAa among which are The Hero
ines Of History, Heroines of the CFiisados, EoSs
Book OF Martyrs. Prrileus Adventures Of Trar-
eers, Farm and Preside, Cruise in tic Mediier-
raneEn, Hurry Graphs, People Have Met, Raral
Letters, Fun Jottings, Autographs for Freedom.
Great Cities Of the World Frank PREGNANT Bar
Der Shop, Mirror of the Soul, Antiquities OF
Western New J oriz, Signors Of the Declaration.
Army Of the United States. Geographical Histo-
ry OF New York, Pocket and quarto Bihlcs, &e.
Also, large supply of Toy Books for children.
We have also a very superior article OF Fools
cap and Letter Paper, Pens. Penholders, Black
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes, Faberss Pen
ellis, &c. L. II. BROWN 6s co. E
LAWRENCE. Feb. 9, Is55.-tf
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James Christian.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
n Lawrence, Kansas Territory, viii attend
promptly to all business entrusted 10 hiscare. in
the various Courts ofthe Territory. Having an
experience of some years as LAWYER in tie South
and West, and being familiar with tie Pre-
empsien laws. he fatters himself that he can
him with their patrenagc IN obtaining pfe-eTnp-
tion to lands collection of debts, and In gtirly
redress for bloody noses.
Reference msy be had TO Siias Price & Co.
Hamilton Finney. Clerk Of Circuit Cont, Hon.
John CuniHlifs. J1dgeof County Court. and r.
T.. Y Peyton, Esg-, Harrisoayillc. No.: Samuel
Pike and James G. Walker, Esqrs-, Blooming
ton, Illinois; Hon. William SorselI, Joel How
ard. ESQ.,. Carlise, ky.. William Tesh, ESQ.,. and
JellHi1anver. Esq. Allegheny City. Pa.
Ang. IL. 1885,
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A ChalIsnee.

If our editorial columns are barren of
interest this week the following Startling
correspondence will of course explain the
cause. We never expected 10 be called
upon TO fight duel, but 50 it is. If We
fall in the fray. our readers may rely up
on another better skilled in the use Of the
Pen, to take our place. But to be seri-
ous:--is it not despieable TO see the low
resort which the advocates of the slave
power resort to, to carry their measures ?
Dcct. SoHAREsF, personally, is unworthy
of any consideration atour hands. This
bravado has made himself the object of
ridieuie by every right thinking man In
the community; bat IS the head ola GER
tain faction, Wa have given him Al i'm
portance which otherwise he would never
have received Having been favored
with very full aecouutof his personal
history. and the incidents connected
with his removal to Lawrence, we have
determined, if be continues his contempt
uous course towards US, the public shall
have the benefit of his history prior to
his locating here. With him rests
the responsibility ofa Personal Sketch"
in our columns, drawn out in detail by
an Impartial biographer. No brayado
nor violence, can induce US TO desist when
resolved upon. but, on the contrary, will
be the strongest influence that can be
exerted in favor of its publication. The
public can judge whether he has any
intelligence by his future demeanor to-
wards the free State men of Lawrence.
But to the correspondence.
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Tecumseh Hotel.

THIS large Htez. containing sixteen good
L sized, wen finished and comfortably fur
nislicd rooms. is now ready for public aeeonlmo-
dation. Stables and other eonveniences en- the
premises. Public patronage Is invited. Rooms
aid accommodations furnished for public meet
iDgs, conventions, courts, dc.
: Te u.nseh is sitnated sixty miles vest of West
port, twenty miles west Of Lawrence, Fifty four
mics ". :. y. of Leavenworth. sixty miles e. n
e. of Council CIR owe, sixty miles south OF Ncbras
'ka boundary, sixty nilcs north Of Sac and Fox
Agony.
Lady and gentlemen travellers NAV rely upon
obtaining good accommodations and good fare.
TecuInsela, X. r, Aug. %, iS55-tf
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Produce Market.

Apples and peaches are very plenty in
the Lawrence market, commanded from
81 TO $3.50 per busheI. Water mel
Ions. mush-mellons. cncumbers, pump
kins, squashes. beets. carrots, onions.
potatoes. de-, are daily offered for sale IN
our market. We have an abundance OF
the best beef ever offered for sale in any
country. and atysry fair priees-sseak
delivered at the door for nine Cts. per
pound, baking pieces for seven aud
eight cents Butter is now scarce and
commands twenty-five cents. Milk is
sold from carts a. four and FIVE csats 3
quart.
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Territorial Agency.

A S, Agents fer Messrs. VIM. Wade & Co.'S st.
N Louis Steam Planning Mill, we furnish at
short notice Ready 4Kade Hovses of /, 9, and :
rooms; also, every description of rough and
dressed lumber. flooring, sash, blinds, window
and deor frames, of the very best quality.
As Agents for MeSSrs, Kingslands & Furgu-
sons Phoenix Foundry. st. Louis, wo furnish
Steam Engines, Horse Powers, Pages q Ghiid's
single aud double Saw Mills, Threskcrs, Cob and
Corn Crushcrs, and all kinds OF castings.
AS Agents for Messrs. G. d c. Todd 81 Co..
NC turnish-Portable Grain Mills Sf si sizes.
Boiling Cloths, leather and rubber Betting, and
every description of min furnishing goods.
as Agents tor Messrs. wm. II. Plant & Co..
we f,unish-evcry description OF Agricultural
implements.
ss We also furnish Wagons, Carriages, Bug
gies, and any other article OF st. Louis Manufac-
Lurc.
Terms and specifications may be obtained by
calling onus. DENNIS, bEWIS d CO.,
Forw arjing and Commission Merchants.
Kickapoo CITY, K. r., Sept l, 1885.
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WACO and Carriage Naking.

CuURgHfLB & CRANE. Ksntrek ky Street,
~ Lawrence. Kansas T., have opened @ Car
riage shop, snd commenced ;ke maEufscfuTe OF
Carriazss- Wagons. repairing. and al sorts Of
work in tiioir hne. They have arrangements IN
connection with tlieir shop for biackssuithing.
and painting. Those in want Of work are invi-
ted % give as eaIl.
- We have tso new Ruggies waiting pez-
ehastfs % iair prices.
HIRE RaEs$ manufactured 70 order. Speci-
mems can be seen HtoEr shop.
Lawrence. Aug. g, lSJ5.-4t.*
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Warren's Fire and Water Preof
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

Office 10. Il, orer Post Q.Ece, st. L6ais. No.
FINHE undersigned Manufacturers and Dealer
i in WARkEN's Fire and Water Proof Compost
ton Roofngs have been extensively engaged il
the manufacture of the above Roofs III st. Louis
about seven yealS, during which time We l,avi
had or,r Roofs tested under ever variety Of cir
as q mode Of Roofing uHohiectieaabie III erery
important particular, while il combines in
greater degree than any other Root in nse the val
liable REG uisites ef cheapness, DURABILITY; and
curity against fire and nstor.
Materials for sale, with directions for use.
Z. IL. d Ii. II. WARREN.
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Notice

S hereby given TO T. Chapman, Of the town of
laid hear said town. and which he las jumped
and pretended 70 sell 20 che John T. Wood.
shall pre- esnpt and hold. as hsvebeen soTl ibiF
eieeted eiseieiTom by threats AID demonstratioIs
of violence. Said Chapman has not particle of
tight thereto, and shall prove my title beyond
Gil disputc. Al persons therefore. nse warned
MOTTO purchase lots or city iasersss of sid Chap
man or Woad, lec4ts3 upon said claim. Is they
have 10 right to sell tlle same end IS am ia
isSor OF the movement now bcin.. mad. by tho
outsiders. N bleak up the sctslclnent O: March
last. shall transfer said claim so them II tlii,ik
best. q. JENKINS.
Lawrence, Aug. II. '55.--sra.
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Camera, oed,:,a:ssfog. P,r9vcs, end Fss4raf0fas
Aerebuzts, No. 10 Lescs, 81. Los.iS, Gn.
NT bah orders for any description Of Meg
M chandise, when accompanied With remit
tance, viii meet with prompt attention. The
dollars will be 2l< per cent, under fifty dollars
per cent. The subscribers viii eopfnc themselves
strictly 10 legitimate commission business, and
they viii at al times be prepared to make liberal
advances on consignRents.
REFEREsoEs IN kAa SASS. c. PonIeroy, Esq.
DR.. G. Robinson.
IA HUNT, Late of Habbeli s. Hunt,)
J. EIWARD HUNT.
st. {oGis, AprIg K, 1856.
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fashionable Tailoring.

"a A S. Adds, TAILOR, takes pleas
~ n. IRE in steting 60 the public. thai
-1Lhe has opened Fashionable Tailoring
kstablieIInent IN the rear Of ALLE:s & BRcInxE's
Store, and that he holds himself in readiness to
make gentIemens and boys clothes, of all de-
seripticns, on short notice. He will be in Tegu-
lar receipt of the latest eastern fashion plates,
and fcsls confident of his ability TO give entire
satisfaction to these who patroi,ize him.
80 Especial attention will be given 10 the
eHting Of garments, for homo making up.
LG,0seace, Hay 10, '55.-!f.
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There viii be free State b1rbacue at
Doniphan, K. T.. on Saturday the 18th
of September. 70 which all persons favor
able TO our cause, together witl, their
families, are invited There win be paba
lie speeches made by several Of the m5st
prominent men of the Territory.
S. COLLINS,
DR.. 6. A. CUTLER,
RICHARD TOOK,
JOHN LANDS.
TH0S. SWEDEN.
Coaazaittee Of -drraagsmeats.
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pIoWs! pLowsl,

TJAYING pFserIred tie eeeEey Of sAasox,
4 HALklR IL ccs celebrated aSsesf GsiggzS
Prairie aad f4sssf1a Fksass, manufactured e
Beilzi ilic, Ill. ve are prepared 70 fII al ordess
fre1n KsfIszs Terfs:ory sn9 elsewhere.
Ihese PtoHs i.re 1IaRE saetarsd expressly fer
t'te wants Of tlse Wezt and with vie. to difa-
b>lity: &C. fhzssnerits hsss beea fully testsi,
and tls;as ssefsn fEcezS fseoHsncnd theIz.
Pelscls er.lsrtEz e. jitsec % tise size wanted,
description, dc, iTonl The e:lsseeter 6f soil and
strength Of team. 9ise PFefris I5szs are ffens
Il . - inches furrew, or Iargsr ii ordered lis
Corn or Farming Flows yaEy in size frem One
Horse No 4, 70 Sts. 8, 81 Large Two Horses
Boil. AL bAse zseal points and mould bsasds.--
Prairse Piews vary il price from El7 ~ ss0-
NJ Is sia named Corn do. from s. 50 TO SO -,
5fsss- itleslirefs I,Iices.
.s.d or otsisr- y Hitla specifications and tlay
+. s. HUNT & Co.,
IA. IL ZsEss, ~. Lonis, IA.
Jssrff II 1875,
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REMOVAL!
The New Store Opened.

OUR new store is Eew epened temporarily
" b;lt is not finished, and NC are nov receiv-
ing The largest stock OF goods ever offered in the
Territory Il embraces al the Val ieties which
there is demand; and We sllan be able ut ali
times to supply both the whelesi,ie aud resai.
trade for this section Of tbs Territory, ascending
% the best of oar abilities.
Test our goods and cur prices. and we'll abide
the result.
TeEms- Invariably cash.
HUTGHINs0N, HARLOW & co,
Lawrence. August I. lS55.-tf
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School Meeting.

There viii be ameeting of the Union
School District at the School House on
Saturday, Sept. 9th, at O'Clock P. n. to
take measures for the commencement OF
Fall and Winter School. All friends
of education are respectfully invited to
attend.
By order Of Trustees of Union School
District. r. H. WATERMAN.
District Clerk.
Aug. eRth. ,hh.
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Excelsior Steam Saw Mill,.
City Lots and Farm Claims.

I TP0N the urgent solicitation of several 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 price, will find q ready
purchaser.
/ have several very desirable farm claims at
my disposal, situated near the city Of Lawrence.
on which suhdry improvements have been made.
Also several city lots and interests in this and
ncighboling towns. q. w. BROWN.
= izawTeffcc. Sept. 'j5.
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Ihs Iefalo Of Freedom.
Lawrence, Saturday, Sept. /. 1855.
70 Our Friends.

Tie REGULAR issae IF fEis paper isaoso 1000 cap
sss ueella, and IL might Be aaateri4ffg faereassd
n fhese Eo apDrOre Of its principles ad desire tt
success, soul take the froble 70 present us claims
10 IL asiqs5oes T1ere are fer n ar present sab-
s,riiers also could not secure ONE NEW RESPONSE
BILE NAME NTH bat littie efo1t; and re yessecfnl-
lg ask oar .fiesds ttat they call the atteatios q
their aeguaiAtaaces TO TIE claims # tie uER4LD
of FREIDoa spoe I1a5lic patronage. Lhto maay
Of our presest ss6seri5ers vii hand ia one asese
aames
Is an iadacs3aezt TO eSeftioa, each person eas
sL1H ia future sed as SIC e4c saJee eeYiBefs accons-
saaied arith s12 2,S5ax be entitled to a seseatk
copy g7dtis
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Notice.

The Free State Executive Committee
viii meet at Big Springs on Septsmber
5tk, 1855 Isis hoped general attend
ance OF the members composing the
same viii be had.
By order of the Committee.
j. K G0oDIN, Secretary.
Laacresce, Aug. 18, 1856
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q. wells & Co.

'E,foRENCE. Mass, manufacturers of Wells
j. Patent Portable Saw Mills; admitted the
best in the United States. Single mills with SO
inch to ~ inch Saw Double Mills, adapted to
cutting ell sized logs to AZ feet in diameter
Child's Circular Saw Mills constantly On hand.
Mills shipped to any part Of the country, secure
ly boxed, warranted To give satisfaction.
Florence, Mass, Aug. %, '55.-em.=
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LAwREKeE. Aug. 26. ,55.

Ma. G. w. BRowE-DEAR Sin -
As | sent two friends this after
noon to You. and you were not to be
found, | hereby send you challenge to
fight with me. The weapons yeu have
To choose. The manner you behaved
was in my opinion eorardly.
Yours respectfully,
WM j. SCH4ERFF, E. o. S.
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rGov. Rxxpssa arrived in Lawrence

RE Gov. REEDEaarrised in Lawrence
on Thursday evening last, ia his usual
excellent health and spirits. lie viii be
at she Big Springs Convention on the 5sh
inst. We hope he viii be prevailed upon
to accept the nomination of the Free
sta.e Party. as the Territorial Delegate
70 Congress.
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Notice.

A Ii persons srs hereby notified TIA: ! base
( \ taken ths claim lying east of the claim row
occupied by Edward Clark. AtttTney at Law,
and caused hcuse 10 be built en- SAID claim
All persons arc cautioned against making i'm
proyements en- said claim. or psyiag any meT-
eys that may accrue from tlc use Of the house ni
said claim, as intend 30 pre-eiapt said claiin
and sue for Ell moneys arising from the hire oi
said house orclailli j. II. SIMMONS ?
Lawrence, Aug. IL 1855.
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Pioneer Wagon Shop.

THE undersigned are nov ready TO manufae-
L ture Wagons ofovery kind, such as Buggies.
Covered Wagons, Ok Wagons, peubls and
Single Horse Wagons.
Repairins of al kinds, done st the shortest no.
tice and IN the best manner. Also We are preper
cd to do Blacksmith work of all kinds Horses
shod in the best mannar. Having procured one
of the best Black -nIithS in or cut of this FeITit1
ry, we hope the public will patrenize rs.
Having been at great expense End tToUblo IA
getting good wcrkmen and the best of seasoned
lumber, We are on hand to do any job you want
in our iGe. Shop en- New Hampshire street;
Lawrence, X. I. LEARNED " GRIMES.
Aug. 1, 1S55.-3ir.
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Pring On Yaur Say Logs |!

N1HE undersigned viii commence saping -
i their ner naiil in Lawreice, en- Monday the
lItii inst. s. bring on your logs and have tIeni
saved ~ on5e Tie good old rue first csIne
first served, ). al. he ritictly followed. Lumber
will be kept constantly os. hand. The LieIsest
market price viii BE- paid for saw logs
Jusle ., '55---tf HUNT & Co.
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Recnvering

Mr.. KELLEY. who was 50 barbarousIy
treated at Atchison . short time ago. has
nearly recovered from his injuries. Sach
barbasities ara giving strength to the
free Safe movement constantly.
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r The three saw milIsin this eli

~ The three saw miIIsin this city
are doing an excellent business, running
almost constantly, and cutting on. an
immense amount of lumber weekly
The town already begins to exhibit cy-
idencc that their service were much nee
ded in the place.
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Toneka Brick Yard.

1E0 Oo0 BRICKS of the best quality are
IOO.UUU now ready fer delivery by the sub
scriber, Nho has, at great expense, completed
his arrangements. and Is now prepared to fur
nish tie first quality of Brick ut a fair price.
All who want would do well to cali immediately.
as they are in good demand, and disappear from
the yard raridly. L. w. HORNE.
Tpgeka, T. T.. Aa0. 25, IS55,-g.
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Notice,

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
$500, signed hy ths subscriber, made payable to
s. n. Weod or order, and dated on or about
April Eth. 1855. ! have received TO eonsideIa-
;ion for said note, and shall not pay the same.
EDWABD r. FITCH.
Lawrence K. T. Aug. -, ls55.-tf.
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See Advertisement.

Persons having City Lots or Farm
Claims for sale, as also those desiring
to make purchases, are invited to no.
tice in cur advertising columns headed
"Clty Lots and Farm Claims
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Masier. Jenkins & Co..

nEALERs in Rand,oare Stores tEc.. and
IL manufacturers of Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron ware. have taken rooms in the building
lately vacated by HsfcIiasos, Harlosc d. Co, on
Massachusetts, street, Lawrence, Kansas T.
Aun 4 Ia55
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Ready Made Frame Houses.

TINE subscriber hay iny contracted for largs
i number of the above houses, IS prepared &C
furnish these in want. They arc OF dAcren. sizes
and viii be sold-a the lowest prices.
A line addressed to E. Simmons, Kansas, Nc,
will meet with prompt attention.
REFERESofs.-S. e. Poncroy, ESQ: Kansas
city, No.; DIR. C. Robinson, and G. w. Brown
Esq, Lawrence, X. 7. Z. SIMMONS
JUNO Is. '55.-tf.
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Notice.

NTHEREAS A. F. Powell, of Lane. Ottawa
w creek. K. T.. holds a trolnisory note
against me of sI9a, dated about the lst Of A pf.
1850, the same being given for claim which tine
said Powell had no right to sell. and thereby BE-
ing obtained through fraud and without celsid-
eration-therefore, refuse to pay said note. and
wafn all persons against purchasing the same.
e. B. HYDE.
Eric CO.. Ohio, Aur. II. lS55-5t.#
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1000 AGENTS WAITED.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted irn.ne,s;s
" ately. IN every part OF the United States, to
canvass for subscribers to the HERALD OF FaxE-
DON. A liberal commission paid for scryiccs,
and no capital rezsairsa. address
9. w. BROWN 6 CO.
L1wHEscE, Z. T, Feb. s.-tf Publishess.
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I. C. Tollss, II. D.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Office at J. Hutch
i inson's. three doors south Of the Hefald Of
Freedom. o1hce.
DR.. Tolies has purchased tie medicines. fixtures
&C., belonging 20 the late DIR. II. Clark, and holds
himself in readiness 70 answer all calls in tlse
line Of bis profession.
Lescre7toe: Jrsle 2, is55-
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Hardvare.

naosIEg &, JENKINS. wholesale end retail
vi dealers IN stoves. hollow wares, tin ware,
sIcet iron, wagons. psows, and farming utensils
generally. at their rooms adjoining Walker q
Chick, Water street. ksrSas eity.
They have aleo brsnch store AZ i.awEsncc, X.
T. Fer the present., persons sxanfiBg stoves IN
that vicinity wiz make application 70 Alien 4
Brother.
Wholesale dealers can be supplied It f.lir rates.
JIM q I355.-H
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orFIcsE No. Tsel.fh street, Iavreneee. Kan
~ sa3 TeTitory. Jan. s, IS.
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Gov. shannon.

From al the information we can
gather through the public press, private
sources. aud our own previous kn0Ef
edge of tlle man, we are confident the
people of Kansas have more ia hope
from Gov. SHANNON than they had from
Mr.. DAWSON. The border press are
getting severe upon him, and one re-
marks that they have more to fear from
him than they had from Gov. REEDER.
They are already at work eHdeayoring
to show that he has been at some period
of his life Specializing in public lands" !"
Wonder if they won't labor TO procure
his removal on that account. The Free
State men will lail his advent into the
Territory with great pleasure, aad will
cheerfallly labor to support his admin
istration--provided he does not attempt
to enforce laws upon US enacted by the
representatives of Missouri mob, COLI
yened at place out side of the Terrific
ry. and in disregard of the wishes of
nine -tenths Of the voters of Kansas. 81
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
Proof Safes,

WITu HALL's PATENT POWDER PRooE LooK,
HHie6 Reteiredtas Prize Aedais atffs Horld,s
Fair, Ltadoas, 1851 Kc9ld'S Far, BeaO 1Ork,
1861
THE subscribers arc the only persons author
i lied TO make and sell the sboye renowned
SAFES and LOCKS III the State of Missouri, and nc
can and viii furnish them at New York uaanufilc-
tureYs' pTics5-warranted free from dGmpIiess
ROBERTS & DAVIS.
Depot No. 1S Levec and Is Commercial street,
one door from Chestnut, ST. Louis.
.IEllT al -IRhh--1r
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J. Z. srST.
i. 4. HTsT. Z. sLaTER. },
z. 4. Hunt & Co.

DRoDUCE, Commission snd Forwarding
/ Merchants, - Leves, st. Louis, Mo-, be-
tween Pine ani Chestnut.
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