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Lectures in PennsYivania.

We observe by the Pennsylvania pa
pers that DR.. CHARLES LEfB is in that
State lecturing on Kansas, its climate,
natural advantages, mineral and agricul-
tural importance, dc. At last advices
he was in the vicinity of lawrence
His lectures will be instructive, and from
our knowledge of the man we have no
doubt they will be strictly reliable.
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R0uNTYLAND AGENCY.

n act of Congress, passed March Sd, 1885,
4 provides . pension of $50 acres Of land. for
all persons who served in the Revolutionary waF,
or in any other war Of the United States, pro-
yided fourteen days services were rendered; and
Seeeadly. To all who served in any battle.
though actually engaged for only single day :
and, 3 u All > - .Ts.isaa q sac.
Thirdly, To the widow, or if no widow, the
children who are under q years of age at the
time Of the passage of the act; and, ssse
F5Nrfhly, To those who under former laws,
have received warrants for less aniennt than
1870 acres, are entitled to an additional warrant
to make up the deficiency to that amount.
:, Having officiated as Bolnty Land Agent under
the former law, and received from the proper
officers. for the use of tie claimants, very large
number of warrants, the subscriber offers his
legal services to the public, and feels confident
that hc can give perfect satisfaction. No fees
win be required until the warrant is obtained.
Persons having Claims will make immediate ap-
plication at the HERALD OF FREEDOM Office.
e. W. BROWN.
Lawrence, Kansas T.. March 81, 1855. = i.sa
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BOOKsI BOOKsi!

~ Books are kept for sale at the Office of the
Rsraldef Freedom among WHICH are The Hero
ines of History. Heroines of the crdsadcs. Fox's
Book of Martyrs. Perileus Adyeptures Of TrE:E-
elers, Farm and Fireside, Cruise in the Nlediter-
raiican. Hurry Graphs, People Have Met, Rural
Letters. Fun Jotsings, Autographs for Freedom.
Great Cities of the World Frhnsl Freeman Bar
Der Shop. Minor Of tlIa Scui. Antiqtlities Of
Western New York, SigneIs of the Declaration,
Army of the L nited States. Geographical liisto-
~ of New York. Pocket and qHarto Bibles. dc.
Also, large supply Of Toy Books for children.
3 We have also a veiy fTi.riior article Of Fools
cap and Letter Paper, Pens, .Penholdcrs. Black
Writing Fluid. adhesive Envelopes. Faber's Pen
cils, dc. L. ii. BROWN & CO. =
LAWRENCE, Feb. 3, i355.-tf
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settl.nent on the Bic blue.

Mr.. L. P. LrscoLs, recently from Bos-
ton, has located with a party Of from six
.ty to seventy men on the Big Blue. He
represents the country as very beautiful,
and the company well pleased with their
location. They purpose sending back
for their families as soon as they can pre-
pare places to receive them. Mr. L. has
gone back to Boston to transact some busi-
ness, and win return to Kansas with an
other party in q few weeks.
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General 1afeiiigeace.
Emigration n. TO kansas.

a
Judging from the notices IN the papers
in the free States, emigration to Kansas
is great feature of the day. We have
seen nothing Ike it In extent since the
rush to California that followed the dis
eoyery of the gold mines. The general
character of the emigrants. also, is of a
high order as to intelligence and means.
Between one and and two hundred
leave Boston weekly under the auspices
OF the Emigrant Aid Society and SO
great is the rush, that they contemplate
making two parties weekly in future,
which viii be joined by large numbers
at certain points on the route.
But few are aware how many are
embarking at this point. From few
facts We have recently learned, there are
not less than 600 persons in Cincinnati
alone now getting ready to leave in few
weeks. About l30 Germans marched
down Main St a few days since, preced-
ed by band of music, and took pas
sage on the steamer Duke, with their
families and effects, comprising a good
ly assortment of agricultural tools, ma
chinery, fruit trees, seeds, dc. ea
Another party of excellent families
from Kentucky, called the Kentucky Kan
sas Association, have chartered the steam
er Express, and will start to-day or to-
morrow. About goo will leave at this
trip, and as many more viii follow in a
few weeks, as fast as preparations can be
made in Kansas for their reception. This
party is composed of men Of the right
stamina; they are all strong anti-slavery
and temperance men, in easy circum-
stances, with good sprinkling of edu-
Gated and professional persons. They
take with them frame school ol-house, ten
of Hinkle's cottages, steam-engine,
saw-mill, several yokes of oxen, horses,
Durham cattle, &C., Mr.. Clark, former
ly surveyor on the Lexington and Gov
ington railroad, is President of this Asso-
citation. He is now in Kansas, and has
laid out a town for his Association on
Kansas river, eight miles below Fort Ri
ley, and named it Ashland. The neigh
borhood is pleasant. healthy, and we'll
watered, with good building stone.
A large party is also forming in Wayne
county, Indiana, in some respects coop
eratiEe, part of which will start imme-
diasely, with steam-engine. saw-mill,
and extensive machinery, fruit trees,
seeds, cattle, &c, and prepare for the
reception of others. The Association
expects to take out 500 families during
the season.-Gn. Gazette.
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Kansas.

The a1 Kansas party. under the aus
pices of the Ne. Emigrant Aid Compa-
ny, left Boston on the Goth of March, and
arrived at Kansas city, on board the
steamer Kate Swinney, on the Cd of
April. The party consisted of ITO per-
sons, and we're under the superintendent
of j. T. FARwELL, of Ftchburg, Mass,
whileon the route.
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Yonns America a. the North,.s..

Some idea of the rapid strides that
81 Young America" is making. may be
gathered from the fact that Just fourteen
years ago but a single house, and that a
log cabin. stood upon what is now the
site of st. Paul, Minnesota, city-sup-
ports four daily newspapers. and where
upwards of forty-three thousand passen-
gers have been landed within a year.
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Decidedly Rich

1t is represented that the candidates OF
the Missourians, whose election to the
Legislative Assembly of Kansas was con-
tested, convened at the Shawnee Metho-
dist Mission last week, and organized by
electing Mr. Johnson Speaker. They To-
Gated ecapitaltemporarily at the Shaw
nee Mission, and transacted some other
business which they have not seen prop
er temake public-as they satwith closed
doors. The farce is a laughable one,
and viii Offset against some of the excite
ment of the preceding week.
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Contested Elections.

The Governor has granted certifcateso Of
election to some nine Councilmen and
sixteen Representatives.. Amcng the for
mer who are declared legally elected, we
observe the name of our friend NJ. F.
CONWAY, Esq, of Pawnee. The Gov
crnor threw out the votes of the Marys-
vile Precinct, on account of informality
in the proceedings; this left Mr.. C. with
respectable majority.
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@ Old settlers along the border in
Missouri, represent that but little rain
falls here until in June that then il
don't stop to rain but literally poars,
coming in complete floods. If this is
the case, it will be well to be ready to
receive it when it comes. There is near
ly two months to prepare for it.
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LAWRENCE HOUSE.

7TtllE undefsi gned respectfully beg leave TO In
L form the citizens of Lawrence and vicinity
that they have recently opoHed the abose board
ing-house, and viii supply, their table with every
variety Of food which can be found in the Terri
tory OF in the adjoining stete Of Missouri. We
are thankful for, past patronage, and hope, By
dose attention 20 business, % merit eontihs-
ance of the same. Strangcrswiu DO n sll to give
IS cali. end We trust they win not 60 away urI-
satisfied. Terms reasonabis.
BAKERY.-Ne have connected with this o.
tablishmcnt Bakery, which enables as to have
alwayson hand constant supply Of bread, pies,
lowest rates. = : SAMUEL KAfNADT,
SAMUEL Fry.
81 twpr..er r La, IL. ssS EIg
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Slavery in Africa.

A letter from one Of the missionaries
of the American Board connected with
the Gaboon Mission, West Africa, sars
Slavery is a prominent characteristic Of
the social degradation of the people.
though it exists in a modified form
Since the foreign traffic has been checked
on the coast, there is but little demand
for bones and sinews; and the people
here, in. their ignorance. not having
learned the art of extorting unrequited
toll, care comparatively little about this
species of property
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The white population Of St. Louis, ae-
eording to recent census report OF that
city, is 94, ,e86; aud the colored popula-
non is 1856; making in the aggregate
97.642: an increase Of about l2, 600 since
the census of 1883 The entire popu-
iatlon Of the city and suburbs is about
ls0,00O,
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k% Thompson's Bank Note RePorser
for March Ist is before u.s. 1t brings the
cheering news that the money market IS
easier. and seems to contemplate the res
toration of confidence among business
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FARMERS. ATTENTToH /

Usage ORANGE HEDGES. = Personsin wan.
" of LIVE fiEDGE, at an carly day. sho,,ld net
defer planting beyond the ensuing spring. hnse
about three millions Of planis ready ~ scs, and
viii receive orders through G.. ". BRcxN, FAD,
of the Krela cf fSadssa, for any sushtity, to b
delivered in Lawrence City. Kansas Territory, on
the opening OF navigation, ior e5 thousand. u
is customary to plant 300 trees on forty rods ef
ground. During the first two years affer boinz
transplanted. they require about the safas amoan.
of labor per annupl usually bestowed en- . roy
Of corn: after which every thing favorabis athsy
viii answer al the pprpases ef rail fence, bszida
being Iaany times more durable. Early orders
desired. .s~ 4ss3 A.s.al T. H. MASON.
LIEERTyyuLFs IT.. Jan. S, IS.
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T Il is reported that Mr. Rembrandt
Lockwood has sold his painting of "Fhe
Last Judgment" to the new Roman Cath
.olic Cathedral, in Philadelphia. for S12-
000, reserying TO himself the privilege of
engraving it, 1000 subscribers to which
have been received at SO each.
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re Prssiaeas ma Co. Benton.

Shortly aflerthe house Of Col. BeEton,
in Washington. Was destroyed by FIRE,
the President of the United States called
on him and rendered 70 him home and
the hospitsiities Of the White House.
This vas too mnch for the stern old Ro-
man. who could defy world In arms
against him, but melted to tears at such
consideration and kindness. He declined
with suitable expressions of gratitude.
accepting. however, the profiered use Of
the library and manuscripts. 7s q
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C0MMIssI0N G FoRWARDIFG.

DARK q PATTERSON, PARKviIfE, Missouri,
i having ample premises fer sto,ing slI kinds
of Goods and Merchandise, and having msde ex-
tcnsive arrangements With trusswortls and care
fml Teamsters for the establishment of RxeEl Al
WA6oS TRIMS ts al parts Of the Great Kan
sas Valley; are now ready te receive consizn-
lnents, which will Immediately. on arrival, be
dispatched 70 their places Of destination.
p. d p. will alse coatrscx to forward fsnilies
or parties from ParkyiiIe to any point in the new
Territory desired, ana thHs save much time,
trouble, and expense TO emigraHts.
3s-Wagons, Cattle and Horses for sale.
Ian 9- J5-j
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N By the late census in this Terri

E By the late census IN this Terri
tory it appeared that there was one hun
dred and twenty-seren slaves in Kansas
Ia faryrcater numberthan there viii be
a year hence, if the people are allowed TO
legislate for themselves, or through their
yenresenfatiycs
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Appointments bx tine Prezident.


The Washington papers contain col
umn of appointments made by the Pres
ident during the last days of the session
Of Congress. We copy few of them
that may be of some interest to our read
ers rtt s
Eli R. Doyle, of Nebraska, to be Mar.
shall of that Territory.
Maxwell McCaslin. of Pennsylvania,
Indian Agent for Usage River agency,
vice Eli Moore. o.
Benjamin F. Robinson, of Kansas Ter.
ritory, for Delaware Indians.
John Montgomery, of Kansas Terrific
ry, for Kansas tribe of Indians.
John w. Whitfield, of Kansas Terrific.
~, for Upper Kansas Indians.
Edwin A. G. Hatch, of Minnesots
Territory, for the Blackfeet and other
neighboring tribes.
Robert Campbell, of Ohio, for the
Kickapoo Indians. ea
xRobert c. Miller, of Kansas Territory,
for the Shawnees and Wyandots.
Thomas S. Swiss, of Illinois, for the
Upper Platte agency, vice John w
Whitfield. = - gre
James R. Vineyard, of Sacramento
city, for California. a isas @
John A. Parker, of Virginia, Register
of Land Office, Nebraska.
Eli Moore. of New York, Register Of
Land Office, Kansas.
Addison r. Gilmore, of Nebraska,
Receiver of Public Moneys for Land Of.
fee in Nebraska. As - -.
Thomas C. Shoemaker, Of Kansas,
Receiver. for that Territory.
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Good.

By notice in another place it viii be
observed that postage on letters in future
must, in all cases, be paid in advance.
Unless this is done the Postmasters will
of course refuse to forward, and the peo-
pie fail to receive these annoying docu-
mentS.
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90 Poetry or rep,afg<s astac,,ea {

H Poetry or remarks attached TO.
matrimonial or obituary nosieesaree eharg-
ed for BY as IS advertisements, and un-
less PAID Tor when presented viii never
be inserted. Will Ill who feel inclined
10 write lengthy puHs and eulegies on the
dead. or those recently married, bear this.
aet in mind :?
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Present to the Kansas Atheneum.

The publisherso of Webster's Unabridg-
ed Dictionary, Messrs. GEo. d CHAs.
MERRIAM, Springfield. Mass, have dona-
ted a copy of this valuable work to the
Kansas Ath@neum. The copy was for
warded by the hand of our friend Mr..
JOSEPH SAVAGE, who has just arrived in
this city, and deposited his charge with
the Librarian, S. N. WooD, Esq.
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Penusylyanians,

Most of the Pennsylvania pioneers are
making their way to Pawnec, a new town
one hundred miles west of this, and about
two miles this side of Fort Riley
Should the capital be located there, as
many say it will, Pawnec win become a
nroYninent nlace.
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water-cure Meeting.

The next meeting of the Hydropathic
and Hygiienic Association viii be held at
the house Of s. n. WooD. Esq, on Mon
day evening. 1t is hoped there will be
a good attendance. '-.-'''
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w. ]. PATTERSON,

IL ANGER, PARKvIILE, No.. Will promptly
attend 70 the purchase and sale Of REAL EsTkTE
in the northwestern counties of Missouri. as well
as to the Investigation Of Titles location of Land
Warrants in the new Territories. dc. Having
particular knowledge Of the lands in the Inagnif-
cen. Kansas alley, with drafts of the best loca-
tons, made on the ground, lie Is ready TO give
advice to persons desirssus Of setting there.
fsS-Lapd Warrants wanted. For sale a na.n-
Der Of eligible Town Lots In Parksifie fiis
tosn is situated at one of the main entranccs b
Kansas. Also, FARM of $40 acres, one halt
fenced. IN geod timber, sBd weIl- wateFed. % b.
sold cheap for cash. Title perfect. no betssr
chance can Be found In tlIe Platte Purckase - :
Letters, pest paid directed TO tie Lvasiasr,
oftirc. viii be Immediately answered. JAMS. S.
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Personal

By Mr. sLArEs's card il win be OBJ
served that he has removed his Office %
No. 10 Levee, ST. Louis. Our eastern
readers who purpose coming to Kansas,
should bear this fact IN mind:
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LOCO AGENTS WANTED.

nNE THOUSAND AGENTS warted in,inedi-
~ ately, in every part Of the United States, to
canvass for subscribers 10 the HERALD or FgEE-
DON. "A liberal commission paid for scIviees
and no capital required. Address II. a. BH-
LfSes. Esq, General Agent. Buffalo, New York,
for particulars. G. W, BROWN q CO.. p
IAMEENfE K T Feb 3-tf Publishers
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A NEW and perfect Instrument, with Tangent
"A Screw. md double plate. Address by lettei
or otherwise. i I S. ID. LOWE Kansas, BIO.
March 3l.-8t# 80. :, -
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MARRIED.,

IN Laxyenes. On. tie evening of the ssii inst.
By ReT. 81. y. Burgess, Mr. c., HossED Ca
rEsTER, OF this city, 70 Miss SAEAH E.,JosEs,
recently Of Keene, \. IT,,
On the 10th MT. by Rev. sir. Poster. CHARIEsl
". SIXTH. OF IaErenec, X. T.. to LrearE1sA R. !
Coos. Of Lowell. Mass- ..s-z,e - -. -
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Indians.

The Kaw Indians have a temporary
about mile west of this city.
1t is said they number about seventy
persons, aud have a large number of
buffalo skins which they offer for sale
at low rate.
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Imaginative.

We hope the fancy sketch on our first
page this week win prove reality, and
that we shall be present at the imposing
ceremonies alluded to in the closing por-
ton of the article. .
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a Poor Sneak,

We had hoped that our cotemporary of
the Tribune had reformed, and that for
the future decency would govern his col
umns. But it seems he cannot avoid
showing his cars, Notwithstanding the
lions skin in which he is enshrouded.
Poor simpleton, he may ridicule us as
much as he pleases, but he viii learn in
due time that envy will punish itself.
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! G. W.. Brown,

COMMISSIONER Of DEEDS. and other in
~ ssruments of Writing under Seal and Dcpo-
sitions for Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,. Yer
mont, and Illinois, win attend to the duties Of
his s-ofiice On application at the HEEArD or FREE
DON OFFICE. = ts3fgf kfsstfs7 fneess
Lawrence. March 81, 1s55.-tf
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KANSAS NURsFHy

YNIIE subscribers have made srrangcnsspts fcs
i bringing into KANSAS Territory 4 large MN
Der of all varieties Of FRUIT TREES which
they viii deliver at all the principal points ii the
Territory, iinmedistely after The opening efnsy
igation, and sell them at the lowest pos<ibIs
prices. Orders ieft with s. n. W oob. Esq., Law
renee, or forwarded tons at PottawatoHie sFssk.
{ Westport post-office, No., j will be promptly
attended TO. WAl. & q. W. PARTRIDGE.
Pottawatemie Greek, Feb. II, '5t.-sts
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) FRUIT TREES F0R Kansas.

NEARLY all the leading Fruits of Europe and
~ America are cultivated and for sale at the
Randolph. Nurseries, Crawford county, Psnna.
All orders from q. W. BRowx. Esq., will re-
eeiye prompt attention, who wiH act &c Agent at
Lawrence City, KANSAS Territory I'm forwarding
orders for Trees at our risk. %. T.H0BEE.
RANDoLru, Jan. g.; 80. z 49, = -.
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advertisements.
A Good Cook Wanted.

5ITANTEDim Immediately. WOMAN who ur-
" derssands Cooking in all its brancics, to
go 20 Topeka. Kansas Territory, where constant
employment and good wages win be given.
a.7ss sAt3 + ~ a. W. MOORE.
Topeka, K. T.. April s. lS55.-St 80
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LAND AGENCY.

HIiE undersigned. in connection With his pro-
{ i fessien, will attend to the sale andeSclIangS
of Ciains to Land in this Te1itosy. Also. buy
and sell Interests in the City of Iawrcnce.
Claims and City Interests now for sale ut his
Office on Massachusetts street. st5a-1 - hsn .
- EDWARD CLARK. ATTY. e Counsellor.
Lawrence, 4. T., April !, 1s55. aes.d.
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DR.. &C. Harrington

J. g.. Emery, rs IS
r AWYER. OlEce ncxt ssor south post-oitiee,
IL Main -. IaSfeHce, K. i. Jan. ., %.
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TRANSIT for Sale at First Cost.

CAMP KETTLE and FuRNITUREfofs sale.
N Apply at the Herald Of FrceioBi oifiee, to
Layrence, April %. G. ", BROWN
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- UNITED STATES Or AkxzieA-t.
- TfaRTToHY OF KsxsAs(
YT70 tho citizens and inhabitants Of tbs Terrific
i ~ of Kansas: ], A.DEEH II. RzEpER, Gov
- ernof Of the said Territory, do bare
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O. ". Brown,

nfFICE No. Twelfth street, Lawrenee, Kan
" sss TerriseTy. ~ - jan :, 90
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CHYsERvEYDR AyDCIyIL ENGINEER.
" No. 30 IaiI street, Lawrence, Kansas ].
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A TroRNEY, SOLICITOR. & COUNSELLOR
"A and General Land Agent. Oiice on Massa-
chusetts street Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
Lawrence, Feb. Ie, So. --.f5h3ffl - '.ess..
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RiBBLEkBGI;GER. H8 efd W. e. BApKLEr.
Riddlesbareera & Co. ,,eg =.
Edward Clark.

NIHOLESALEr GROCERS, Commission and
w Forwarding Merchants, Kansas, Mo.
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Woodraf House

nRopUcE DEALER AND C0AMIssI0S
MERcHANT, No. 10 Leyee, 81 Lozis, Mo.
ISa & - = szsst5 sstc "a 1f1ees-sisa5 ssi@
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cYcAMeRE, between Third and Fourth 81,
Jan. $50, :, ss.~s2s DAVID RuSsIoN.
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Niagsrs Temperanee Hoass,

rIyERRACE, near the Liberty Pole, Buffalo. \.
i York. @s s. D AL5EH 4 Co. =
Jan. 9, %. Profristors,
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Dr.. John Dow,

-s Dr.. John Doy.
MAIN street, Lawrence. Z. e.
Il. CLARK, II. D.,
DHfSlc1AS AND SURGEON. oeiee No. %
= Main street, Lawruaes- Jaa. g. ,sk
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. TTDRNEY AT LAW. Msy Be found st
i "A Asseld ef Esadqn ofics. X T. JEr- r-s,.s..
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A. D. Scarf,

A TToRNEYaAT Law and SOLICITOR n
"A CHANcERY, 30 4ain St. Lasrencc, X. 7.
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MCKEE l. RONERTSON'S PREMIUM GOUD
iI'aRe NOTICE.

E don't think Il 10 tnye orr friends 10 set
~ or sss ANYTHING about lie leed nT nO1Oy taking ior
tey viii iii rusli W and coEdclIse " due Tine
W. wish to INFORM them however, ill4t A se!t!eneE!s N
Ia niale hereafter with US. In every SIX mouths in'
,s.,S " twelve Hons-say thc Isl july and a. IanlrS
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kast. ReturUs-ll tPotest CITY saSes eye
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No, / Super Phosp6ateof Lime,
VERSUS "GuANo,o ,,.

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