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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Prospectus Of the
KANSAS HERklp CT FREEDOM
IfaPRR FOR THE MIILTox.!


fTHE HERALD OF FREEDOM Is an indepezA-
L ent weekly Eewspaper. devoted 10 Freedom
and the interests OF Kansas Territory. It's pub
lished at Lawrence, Kansas T, on Saturday Of
each week, at g per sraulB. tssSaly IN adsaRes.
The HERALD contains thirty columns Of
reading matter. L priated on Ee white paper Of
very superior euaiitT, With new Scotch faced
type, and the best Of black ink, and is SUBJECT
Of commentator by ali who sec it, for It's seat
mechanical execution.
The HKRALp Is thoroughly ants-sissery. and
viii labor with energy 70 accomplish the oh'scs
Of its establishment. which wss 70 aid IN making
Kansas . free State. To the piohesf, or thoes
who contemplate locating in the Territory. il
win be almost indispensable, as il viii sbenna
with observations on the se;l, climate. predue-
tons, and natural resources of the Territory.
The information it will be able 10 furnish - -
the different routes. distances and cost OF trssel,
and the various articles which tia pioneer should
bring with him to his new homo, viii Be inyzlH-
able, and richly re,nunerate the subscriber fer
bis tFifiing investment. The eastern politician
or philanthropist. Who wishes to keep fully sd-
yised of the progress Of the great euessiots Ct
civil and religious freedom viii hail the advent
Of the HLKALD weekly with rnuch delight. Il 10
believed that every class 81 Our fellow-Sitizess,
and particularly tie Informed, VII be entertaiz-
ed and interested BY peIussl Of is eeinmns.
IT Is TIE ORGAN OF THE EDiTek . INDEPENDENT
MIND. but disclaims. AL connection with Asef
party, faction, sect. or creed, other than tkay
meet his appreciation.
The very large circulation which the IIkaALB
has already attained, makes Il she most valuable
advertising medium in The Territory, and -
snch, we offer the use of is columns to those whe
wish te give publicity TO their business claim,
ing, however. the right Of sfssiag aH Iisav cad
patent seasSas G5terfiseneRts as all others ef q
doubtful or immoral tendency. TIRHs OF An
vERTIsTSo Ten cents line for the first insef-
ton, and I've cents line for each subsequent
| insertion. No reduction made for long adser-
tisenaents. @. w. BROWN d CO.
| sIAwKxEcE, Kansas T.. Feb. s. 1s5s,-sf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
w A correspondent of the Cleve-

w A correspondent of the Cleve-
land Plsindealer. writing from Fort
Leavenworth. and giving description of
places along the river from St. Louis.
thus speaks of Kansas City, Mo-:
kansas City is, as they say out here,
right smart chance of place. A
very large number OF movers were there,
covered wagons filed the business par:
of the town, and the stores, supplied
with handsome stocks of goods, seemed
to be doing good business. 1t is deci-
dedly the largest and most promising
town we have seen since leaving ST. Lou
is. The hand of free labor is apparen;
to the most prejudiced observer"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
a Good School.

Miss KELLOGG, late of Massachusetts,,
has opened school in Doct. RoBINsoS's
new building, opposite ALLEN d BRorH-
ER's store. She has very. respectable
number of students. and more are COM
ing in daily. She Is said to be an excel
lent instructress, and viii of course find
constant employment as long as she shall
choose to follow her profession as teacher.
Miss Kellogg has adopted the books used
in the schools of this place last winter,
to wit:-Town's Speller and DeGner,
also Towns Series of Readers from No.
I to 4; as also Wa.son's Mental Arith-
metic. All other schools in the Terrific
ry should adopt the same series, as we
believe they are the best which have been
submitted to the public.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Kansas Ernigran.s.

The Chicago Tribune says that the
Illinois Cen.raf Rail Road las sent an
agent to Kansas, to invite the eni sraats
to thas Territory who are likely 70 be
driven Of by the Missouri mob. TO return
TO this State AMI settle OH the company's
lands. Now this would be a very good
strike fer tie company, would put non-
ey into theirpocAets. AMI please the share
holders very mucn-5u Il. would be very
poor policy Tor Kansas. Tnese emil
grants went there to raise and maintain
the banner OF freedom. They must BE-
sustained tl.ere Better that their blood
should be shed Oil Kansas soil, than that
they should take a step backward fiom
their p1sii5l. 1. Is olr di 10 seai
more aien AMI means to help. not to in
vite them to sneak back as II they hal
been there on some business vi which
tt ey are now a,hamed. Tnere is better
tone in the remarks OF the editor OF The
Free Democrat. Is comment On tae FL
bunc.-C Aieuyo Free Vest.
ave think there Is u1lecessa-y appre-
hension shown in the above article, and
the actionof the Illinois Central Raj Roai
company looks to Us some like shreYd
movement to take ADVANTAGE of the ex
element TO secure purchasers and settlers
on their lands. In our jud sment, the
press should give no countenaace to such
a suggestion, bat on the contrary, should
exhort the settlers in Kansa. TO stand
their ground to the last. And instead Of
sending out gents to invite them back,
the North should send thousands of rifles,
and powder ami balls. aud brave hearts
and strong arms TO use them. The bus
mess of the northern emigrants to Kan
sas Is not to run away, b1s to .fg.a AMI
die on their own hearth stones, II neces-
sary. Ii tie raffian ho:des OF Missouri
shareholders attack them. they should
resist un.o the death, a1i If the Govern
ne1. has not power or inclination TO de-
feai them from such damaable ou;ra-
ges. the people o. ths North will do It,
and toppIe from the high places of power
the wrctches who now disgrace our coun-
try. IfslaseFy is 10 silencs all Law and
Government, as web as Justice AMI Right.
is must be put dosn specify, even at the
point OF the bayonet When once the
contest is fairly begun. as the Missouri
buccaneers propose 10 begin it slavery
will End . bloody and an epen sepul-
cher. ThateEentseem rapidly approach
ing. and the slave power seems bent On
Listening the crisis.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Great Excitement in Lawrence I


Var IN Hard 7smss actually CmHescedIf
Our City di iicultios all settled! Our town site
now upon firm basisl And
HO2SSBYS & FERRILL
A RE in their New Store Room, one door south
"a of the Tribune Office, and are receiving their
new and splendid stock Of spring and Summer
goods. There is no use in enumerating The ari-
eles bat viii simply say. we have, and are recciS-
ing, full assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS:
Comprising CassimeTes, Satinetts. Vestings.
Sheetings Bleached and Brown Linens, and
Linen goods of all kinds.
DREss GOODS:
silks Prints of new and splendid styles, Is cheap
~ ever GinghGms. Lawns Muslins, Bersges.
and Tissues. A nestock of Gloves and Hosiery:
also,
Teas, Sugars Coffss, Spices. Flour. Neal, Bacon
&C.; also Crockory Ware, Glass Wsre, Queens
Ware. Looking Glasses, Wash Tabss Wash
Boards, de-; also, a.5~ss
Nails. Glass. Putty, x Saws. Hand Saws, Knives
and Forks Spoons-in fact general variety d
articles in this iine-sIso Hats, Cars. Boots and
Shoes of ali qualities and prices. In ready made
We challenge the Territory for comparison Of
prices. Quality. or quantity. Also,
INV sTTLE OF BoKSETs:
silk. Satin. Straw, LeghoTn, and Lace. Of tr11ne
styles in grest variety; alro Ribbons, FloEers
Innings. &c.
In conclusion We would say, We hsre taken
c7eas pains TO get stock Of goods needed end
suited to this market. We shall enter into com
petition with no one. orr motto being, Live End
let i've and believing thata qusaF ftp Is better
.han .'siow shilling we have put oar goods
down at the lowest possible lisiag prizes; all va
ask il an examination Of our stock and prices--
We charge nothing for showing cur goods. snd
ia..er ourselves that we can please the most fas-
tidious. HORkSBf q kEkkiL.
Io,rre.o< Rcv S. 1851 -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Corn.

The corn crop in the vicinity of Law
renee, as throughout the entire country,
as far as We have information, is good
Mr.. Morr has a piece which was planted
on an island half mile or SO below
Lawrence, some of which being accu-
rstely measured few days ago, was
found six feet FIVE and half inches in
hight, on stretching out the leaves. Corn
planted on the turf this year viii be very
late. but it is thought there will be good
yieiJ
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
eood---A Tri-weekly Mail.

A mail has commenced running tri-
weekly between this point and Kansas
City. Mo-, and with it line of hacks for
passengers. This is an important desid-
eratum. and gives e, idenee of the rapid
growth of this part of the Territory. Mr..
BABcock. our gentlemanly Postmaster,
Informs US that he has received as many
as six hundred letters in 3 single mail,
aud that the business of the Office IS in
eBeasing weekly.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Resumed.

Labor on the Emigrant Aid compa-
ny's Hotel, in this city. has been COM
menced again, and the walls Of compos-
lite material are going up very rapidly
Our friend B. JOHNSON. who came out
with the Pennsylvania Company last fall,
has the job. A better workman, or 3
more energetic contractor cannot be
found in Kansas, or elsewhere.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Read the Advertisement.

At.eation is specially direc,ed to the
advertisement of Messrs. ALLEN L Con-
DON who have opened q store in Topeka,
and hold themselves in readiness to sup
ply the people of that vicinity with the
various necessaries and luxuries of life.
Our friends at Topeka will find the gen
tlemen comprising this firm liberal deal
ers, and viii do well to patronize them.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
pIOWS! PLOWS!i


IIAF1SG procured the agency of sAasos.
/ i WALEER & Co.'S celebrated SEED ClinpsT
Psef.is and Fafnsias FlOsos. manufactured Of
Beilville. IT.. we prepared to I'll all orders
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Plows are manufactured expressly fal
the wants Of the West, and with view to dura-
bility. dc. Their merits have been fully tested,
and thus we can freely recommend them.
Persons ordering can judge Of the size wanted
description. &c., from the character of soil and
strength of team. The Prairie Flows are from
IA to 90 inches urrow, or larger if Ordered. Tbs
Corn or Farming Flows vary in size from 0ns
Horse No. 4. to Nos. 5, 81 Large Two Horse.
Prairie Flows vary in price from Si7 to SEQ
numbers named-CoTn do. from IS so to so Is
manufacturers prices.
Send your orders with specifications, and the,
will be promptly flied.
F.A.uUNT & Co..
Ne. 10 Letss, 81 Lo1is. 4s.
&rsl7 IA lass.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Back Numbers.

Subscribers who desire to preserve the
HERALD OF FREKDoN for binding, and
who have been so unfortunate as to miss
back numbers. by writing US immediate
" shallbe re-supplied. We wouldsuggest
that all whocan. conveniently. send US an
adj tional subscriber at tie same time
they are ordering missing papers.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Kansas Special Election.

4 dispa.ch from Kansas sass the Leav-
enworth district pro-slayery ticket is
elected By sixty-one majority. and that
pfo-siasery men are elected in every dis
trict.--i ies5argh Dispafh.
Friends FosTER 4 FLEEsos. place no
credit whatever ON dispatches sentover
the telegraph wires from western Nilsson
ri. as they cannot bere.ied upon. Every
district save tina. at Leareuworth. gave
overwhelming majorities for the freedom
as they would have done
there had none but resilient voters par
ticipa.ed in tie election.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Senator Atohizon and hi. Old Friends.

Senator Atchison and his Old Friends.
No one could have feltmore regret than
ourselves, at the course pursued by the
armed bands of men who left Missouri,
not with view to settle in the Territory
of Kansas, but to overawe the actual res
idents, and control the elections there
held. We saw clearly, that public opin-
ion, even among those who are willing to
go all lengths TO project the South in her
Just rights, would not extenua:e, much
less sanction, so gross a violation of every
principle OF Republican Government.
We have heard southern men denounce
the act as one of madness, which would.
in the end. produce its bitter fruits. by
alternating the patriotic men OF the Mid
die States from the South, or render them
lukewarm. Already the effect of Mis-
souri, violence begins to manifest itself.
and Senator Ashison is denounced in a
manner which Will very much damage
his reputstion as a public man and a good
citizen. Some Of the papers not welded
to Abolitionism, describe him as aroying
bandit, armed with 4 knife, reyolv-
er, and rife, and marching al the head oil
an infatuated mob of misguided men.
Ii this description be a truthful one,
he is Just the man that the Government
should arrest, if it has the authority, OF
sustain Governor Reeder in doing the
same thing. it the power isvested in him
Authority to punish such an offence lies
somewhere; and in the absence of any
statutory provision. the common law is
| adapted % Just such an emergency.
The story is current in Philadelphia,
that Senator Achion remarked to mum.
Der Of gentlemen in Washington city
..that the duty Of establishing slavery IL
Kansas had deyolved on him.
ale had pledged his word that !
ishouid be done. and by all that was holy
he would do it at every hazard. His Owl
salvation depended upon the successful
Execution of his pledge" No fair-rnind
led man can doubt the right OF Senate
Atehison to legally execute his purpose
! We hold the Territory to be as much tn
property of the South as the North, ant
Iequally susceptible of receiving their Pc
lculiar institutions: but their institution
j can no more be established by sloienc
than those of the most ultra Abolition
ists.-P ennsylraat0a
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
BCUNTY LAND AGENCY.

A n act of Congress. passed March Sd, tsss.
II provides . pension Of le0 acres Of land fer
all persons who served in the Revolutionary war,
or in any other war Of the Unih States, pro-
vided fourteen DAYS services were rendered and
Secondly, To au.who serted IN any battle,
though actually eagaged for only siagle day |;
and.
Thirdly. TO The widow, or If no widow, ths
children who are under 81 years of age st the
time Of the passage Of the act; and, - !,
b Fotrfslg, To those Who, under former laws,
have received warrants for Iess amount than
l6e acres, aFe entitled TO an additional warrant
to make up the deficiency to that amount.
Having ofiiciatea as Bounty Land Agent under
the former law, and received from the proper
officers, fer the use Of the claimants very lsrgs
number of warrants, the subscriber offers his
legal services 70 the public, and feels cusffjeat
that he can give perfect satisfaction. No feeS
win be required until the warrant 10 obtained.
Persons having claims viii make Immediate sp-
plication at the HERkLD OF FEEEp6z cs.ce.
6. w. BROWN.
Lawrence, Kansas e., March 81, 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
H Rev. Mr.. NurE ave a very pleas

az Rev. Mr.. NurE gave very pleas
ant religious discourse on Oreal Mount
last Sabbath evening to goodly num-
ber. He left another appointment for
tomorrow evening at five O'Clock. The
lovers of Nature. who wish to worship in
her great temple. and behold her beau
ties while they listen to the living speak
er. viii be in attendance.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Good Advice.

There is no couatry in the worlI
where the people are SO addicted to the
medicine ca ing propensi y as the United
States. 1t has grown to be a perfect
mania disease of Itself. Tie TACT is
nature never signed the human body
to be such receptacle of medicine. Ii
men would but s.uIy the laws OF nature,
iies properly. be re guar in their habits
insteal of regular in their doses, use
common sense and cold water freely and
the doctor as little as possible. they would
live longer, suffer. less. and pay little for
the privilege
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Yansas River Packet.

TINE light drsnght Il inch steamer FIsAxcrEE
/ SO. 3. viii ply regularly bstvesn Kansas
CITY and Fcrs Riisy. touching at 81 Intermediate
landings. Having fms Recommendations FOR pas
ssnzers, prbiic pztronse iszespe fully solicited.
and shippers ca sals rPon the faaneisr Pune-
tuality -.
For ffeizhk Of rzszass apply 20 Cars. MOTT
MORRISON, % basrE J. RfDDLESBARGER
q CO.. Kansas city; OF toe. II. MANNING. Hss-
az II .EaaEsR ofsce, or 70 HrfCHIks0N,
HARL9W 60. psFslan.s. ksETsaees KIT.
Ass u, 10.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Card.

lara.
MIR EDIToR-Permit the undersigned thro
vi the columns of your paper to return ouI
thanks to Hon. 05sd Taylor. of Kenson, Hardin
county, Ohio, for his munifcens present of o full
dozen pure blood SHANGHAI Fowls.
As breeder of .purs 6LNds, AMI builder o.
cops in which to transport then,, Mr.. T. stands
unrivallcd: aad canalways berelied upon. Should
any your readers want the kind that stand but
do well to cal upon or address Mr.. Taylor.
], K. GOooIN,
ZGxrea g, JI.ns Is, 80. GEO. ". rERkY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
W. J. pATTERs0H.,

DEAL ESTATE AGENT AND CONVEY
II ANGER, PA1Kyntf, Mc.,swu pronpEy
attend to the purchase ard sale Of RIAL EsI1Is
in the northwestern counties Of Missouri, as sell
as to the investigation Of Titles, location of Land
Warrants In the new Territories. dc. Having
particular knowIsdee 81 the laEds ID the megrhf
icens Kansas Valley. with drafts Of tbs best loos-
tons, lmade on the ground, be i ready 70 give
EgIand W esrauts wasted. For sale. NUM-
Der Of eligible Town Lois in Parkyi.ls. Tks
tcxn Is situated 81 one Of the sasin entrances e
Kansas. Also. FARM OF $40 acres, one bal.
fenced in geed timber. and veli-vsssred, TO b
sold cheap for cash. Title perfect. Ne betss'
chance can be fosnd jn the Platte PurtEsse.
-. Letters postpaid. directed - The Lezsfssss
Office, viii be itnsncdistely answered. JAMS s..
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
American sss.lsneas Company.
CouNc1L CIrr.

LLssnckholders of the American Settlement:
Il Company are hereby nolifef that u cali has
been made by the Board of Directors foT the bal
ance remaining unpaid on the shares, AMI tha-
all stock on which iuli paynien. shall fail 10 b.
made within 81 tn days ii ON the fifteenth Of Ma.
last shah and viii be foifeised. toeesher with al
she money previously paid tiisrevn-
Remittance By mad e4n be M 4ds 20 GIo. Wal
TER Gen'i Supsl intendent. 10 Broadway. \. I:
or to LoTAS SNTFH Agent at couucil Ciey, Il 1.
A drawing o. tia City Loss viii take place On
thu frss Monday Of July next, and immediate
possession given to all owners whose stock u
paid in fun. L0TAN SMITH,
Rss. Ag't Connii Cty. 4. I.
n. B.-Thnse rot abe to attend the drawing
in psrson, AMI having no acquaintances at the
place. can send their certificates by mail 70 tbs
agent st Council GtS. lJune. Ii, '95--st.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Fashionable Tailoring.

IA 4 8. Adds. TAILOR, takss pleas
- ~ nEei IN stating 20 the pubiis: tba;
VI. lie has opened . Fashionable Tailoring
Establishment ia the rear ~ ALLIES & BIoTnERs
store and tha. he holds himself in readiness 70
make genslemen's and boys clothes, Of all de-
scfiptions, on short nosiee. lie viii be in regu-
lar receipt of the latest eastern fashion plates
aud fees confident OF his sbility 70 give eatirs
satisfaction to those who patTonizc him.
He Especial attention viii be gwen 70 the
cutting Of garments. for home making up.
Iaurezre. harris, ,55.--ff.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
For Topeka.

Dir. GARvEY's press passed through
this place, few days ago, on its way to
Topeka. where its gentlemanly proprietor
is determined on having it in operation
by tie first Of July Mr. g, is at Tope-
Ia pushing on his building as rapidly as
possible. We wish him great success.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
HardHara.

aIOsIFR & JENKINS Wholesale end retail
NJ dealers in stoves. hollow wares tin ware.
sheet iron. wagons. plows, AMI farming ussH<ils
generally, at their rooms al dining Walker &
Chick Water street. Kansas city.
They have also braneh store at Lawrence. K.
T. For the present, persons wanting stoves in
that yi,inity viii make Application TO Allen &
Brother.
Wholesale dealers can be supplied at fair rates.
y .(Lns 2. 1355.-I.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Walls Completed.

The walls of the composite building
of HurcnISsos, HARLOW & Co, in this
city. are now complete to the top of the
second story They have determined
upon stopping il at that point for the
season. and finishing it off as it is. until
their business shall demand another story.
Mr.. IL. has gone to ST. Louis for heavy
stock of goods, which he hopes to receive
in few weeks.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Ready Mada Frame Houses.

THE subse4iber having contracted for q large
i number OF the above houses is prepared t.
furnish those In want Thsy are Of different sizes
and will be sold at the lowest prices
A line addressed to Z Simmons, Kansas, No.
viii meet with promps attention.
RIF1REScEs. S. Z. PomeToy. Esq, Kansas
city, No.; DIR. C. Robinson, and g. w. brown
ESQ.,. L.wlence, X. I. +. SIMMONS.
.Iuna L. Eff.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Slavery in Missouri.

Amec:in5 was held in johnson county,
No.. a few days ago, at which resolutions
were adopted declaring thai no person
opposed 70 slavery should be permitted
tele>iie where the said Institution exists;
that every free colored person must leave
that county Immediately. aa1 that after
the first of August they shall be elected
by force.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
nnaKaf H16Ksfl

4 ZINE seicction 81 ScAooi and Hiscs1Eafsoas
II Bc6ks ara kept for ssie st the e1ics q tie
HraH ~ Freedom. arscne which are Ths Hero
fres of History, Hcfoinss Of tie Crussdess Foxs
Book Of Martyrs. Rerfses5 Adventures 6 Tfs<-
der. Fsxm ai,a Ffreside, crriss in The Esditss.
rsDear. Hurry Graphs, Reopjs Have Mes, kafnt
Letters. Fen Jotdhgs Ast9Rrzpis cor 49,.
- sgses,. A:.Tor Of tie Soul, Antiquities g
WesseTn New York, esgfsrs Of tie Declaration,
Hrsns Of The Tinted etztses Geograp1.e A-sse-
- ~ fFevv Work. Pockos and qEzrt9 Bs1les, -
iIso. q Iares srprly cf Toy Bcoss feE el.llsrs1-
We have aito very supsfsoI trucle q Zee
cap and Letter Paper, fcns, fe1hSsssIs. &c. 49,
Erzs;ne Fls,;d. sdhssiss Easeicpess Fss>zs E>z-
-. -. L. II. BEoNN c.
LawznscE, Feb. 5, isss- - - =.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16

General CsnmEss;a. Pnduas, ead E<srssstss
Aerekaafs, no. 10 Leres, 81. 1osft. 70.
NJ RAJ orders for aaf descnpt.ozs Of Mx-
lSs ehandise, when accompanied viii fs.ais-
lance, viii plees with prompt sftenfions The
dollars viii be az per cent; under ffs5 cellars
Der cent. ThssubseribeIs HiiIconfne thsEEseifes
strictly 20 alegifimate commission buzineess and
they viii at ali times be prepared g make liberal
eslra1ess on consignwcfzrs
REskKEssEs1s Kza Sass. G. Pomsrcy, Esq.s
DE- G. Robinson.
J. EDWARD HUNT
81. Lssis, AgriI Il, 1855. -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Karren's Fire and Haisr Prssr
COMPOSITION RDoFTEG.

GEes No. II, orer Pod 2tfe, 81 Leaiiss 1s.
THE undersigned Manufacturers and Dealers
Il in WAzErsss Fire and Wafer Proof Compost
ton Roofing, have been extensively engsgea IN
the Inan1faetaFs Of the shove Roofs IN St. Lsaiss
abopt ssyen years, drSiDg which time ne hese
had our Roofs tested Under ever variety Of cir
cs1nistanecs, and confidently ssr Is % TIE pselis
a ; mods Of Roofing uBebisetioashse IN every
iInpoFtans particular, shile Il esmbiues in .
greater degree thsE ssf other Roof N uss ne val
usbIe requisites Of ehsspaess, iuraEilliy sd -
curisy against fire and water. sst5
Materials for sale. With firectisBs for uss.
C.M.&H. d. EAaRzE.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Kansas and Iawreacs semi.Weekly

PACKET STEAMER Ea,ma Ksrn1a. j. W.
L Wing Muster. will leave Kansas city every
Mcnd4y and Thursday; returning win leave
Lawrence every Wednesday and Saturday =
The pubic may depend upon this steamer being
prornp: and regular. also that she viii &C ntnue
in the trade for the season. Every effort will be
made to give satisfaction. In consideration we
-olili: ths patronage of shippers and passengers
For freight or passage apply on board or to
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