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~ The Ereatest MedicaI DiscOyery q

~ The Greatest Medical Discovery of
TEE ACE, Is AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't help complaints, but they cure them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases OF Scro-
fula.
Two Boxes have cured Erysipelas.
One Box always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes to cleanse the system from
Bois-often less than one does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst of ~
GERS on the legs
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated sxpel every worm from
the body. ..-.. la..s
They shoud he given to children, who are always
more or less afflicted with this scourge.
As gentle Physc they have no equal.
One Box cures arrangement of the Liver.
Half "a Box cures u Cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike at the foun-
dstion OF every disease.
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the
world
They purely vegetable and can do no harm,
but do accomplish unaccountable amount of good.
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass and
sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Wholesale and re-
tail, Richmond, Va. fe 8-eodAc2m
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COMMERCIAL.

-Four hundred emigrants sailed from New o.
leans, for Nicaragua on Wednesday.
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s ssss3essssss4A.s + g1sIs $50 a'.fa h~s's4sH -.
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snd sfh dfsefs, Opposite the He'll Hcuss q 80
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- AmtYr0tcM Am0FOfYW6W Wkm0n~~-.
AND AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ambrofv,lp.
OsBoRNEs Crest Picture Galery-Havinr sa prr 81
types, wepronse 20 send out picturss - MORO
thing taken in the State Of Virgins The pronr.,s
spared neither time money to introdnes N has
ssyie OF Ambrotypes on glass to his old sssbI.sAs
Tho Daguerreotype department will rees;v.
personal attention, as shall contipus n ny
guerreotype for those who prefer thar, fu' up d.
'ia oSBoRNEs GALLERY
fes Opposite Exchange Bs,k
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80 DR.. Q. 4. Crcnshaw, sMce I43 MAJ.
ssrsst eyer psrksr' kimme Goa lstsly Gee" mn,
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cT" Perfuhed Breath.-.WhaI lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of disa-
sand Flowers dentifnce would not only render
it sweet, but leave the teeth white rs alabaster p
Many persons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject sicate their friends will
ton it, Pour a single drop of the balm" your
tooth brush and ash the teeth night and morning.
fifty cent bottle win last year.
Il Beautiful Complexion may be acquired by using
the Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove
TAM pimples and feckes from the skim leaving it of
a soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour two or
three drops, and wash the face night and morning.
Shaving Made Easy-Wet your shaving brush
either cold water, pour two three drops
of "Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the heard we'll
and it will make beautiful soft ather, much faclita
ting the operation of shaving Price ony so cents.
For sale by FErRIDGE Co., proprietors, and all
druggists ~
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
fe I2-d6m Agents, Richmond.
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81 4: +. Chase, M. D.. Hsme~..aAf.,
9mss les h v afsst opposite the Exshsnrs a.,
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DERUEIAN GUANO..-We are now re.
i ceiving ou. Spring supply of Guano. We were
unable to buy any in first hands delivered in BATH
more, and had therefore to take New York Guano
without any inspection analysis Our purchases
however, were made direct from the agents Measrs.
Barredo Brother, and the Guano delivered to our
in good order. All of it will be inspected here
We will be pleased to have orders at the present
price, will make engagements ut the current mar.
ket price. the time the Guano is delivered our
friends prefer. CRENSHAW i CO., g..
North side of the Basin,
NH Richmond. Va r
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g TEAM ENGINE PACKING.-.A tai
stock OF every quality and thickness India RaL.
Der aud Hemp, always on hand for sale by
nha WILLIAMS L BROTHER
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ulLDRETH,S PHOsPHATE Of LIME
II Peruvian No. 1 0uano; Ground Plaster. Inspect
ed and branded No by the State Inspector ior thi
eity;) Rice ORANGES java Coffee Lemons wfapp,hls
hv mb4 DAVENP TRT, ALLEN co.
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w having removed TO Richmond, offers his profes-
,n,I services in the Courts of the State and OF the
limited States held in the city. He will also give
opinions and in other respects act chamber
sell Office at residence; south west corner OF Main
and 7th sits. NH Aim
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Pro-SlaVerY Letter.

The following letter. written by a
member of Congress, We copy from the
Winsboro Is. CO. Register:
''HoUsE OF REPS, Feb. 7, 1856.
"MY DEAR SIR Il received your
letter, in which you ask my opinion in
reference to Southern emigration to Kan
sas. The pressure of business does not
permit me at this time to go into the sub
ject very extensively. 1t is impossible
to exaggerate the importance of Kansas
to the South. If we lose Kansas we lose
Missouri, bring freesoil to the borders OF
Arkansas and Tennessee, and will have
to struggle for the Indian Country be-
hind Arkansas. Kansas is emphatically
the key to the future; and if we would
command the future, We must command
Kansas.
"Erom the best information I can get
upon the subject, / am satisfied the cur.
rent is setting against us in Kansas, and
that it will certainly be lost to US. unless
the South puts forth all her energies. To
acquire Kansas, it will not do to rely on
mere Southern sentiment, inducing
ardent men to 60 there through devotion
to their section. You must combine the
idea with another-the bettering of their
condition ; in other words, making mon
ey. The North understands this great
idea perfectly hence their Emigrant
Aid Societies, which combine fanaticism
and money making.
"It is well to learn from our enemies
If we intend to struggle for Kansas, we
must likewise combine these ideas we
must form joint stock companies, for the
purpose of colonizing Kansas from the
South. The money thus raised will be
expended in aiding colonists to get to
Kansas at the cheapest rates, and buying
land there. The shares should be put al
small price, so that the entire South
may 90 into the matter. Thus all may
Southernize Kansas and make money al
the same time for the lands which car
be bought at one dollar and twenty-five
cents per acre, viii in a very few years
sell at from Eve to twenty dollars pei
acre.
"I have not time to do more than K
indicate the course which should be pur
sued by the South.
81 ardently hope that the entire Soutt
may be thoroughly aroused upon thi
great question of empire.
81 shall be very willing to contribute
to the extent of my abilities in promoting
this movement.
| 81 am very glad. indeed, to see tha
the public mind in our State seems to b
arousing itself to. the importance OF tn
issue. one far more important. TO a,
mind, than who may be the next Presi
dent. Yours truly. w. W. B0YCE.
| e<Mr. w. HERBEaT.'
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Books, Stationery and Periodicals.

IN WILMARTH, would respectfully an
IOs nounce to the citizens of Lawrence and
Kansas Territory, that be has commenced the
BOOK, STATIONERY AND PERIODICAL
business. intending TO keep on hsAd gesera
assortment Of goods IN the above line. Emhrec
| ing School, Juvenile, Miscellaneous Books
Blank Books, Letter, Note and Card paper. Pens
Inks, Pencils, &c. Also, all the popalsr Month
ly Magazines. and all the popular Wsskly papers
O. Vi GrkeSEx4iSa5 Rss tls a|Isssd sdIsfaRAzx,.,
IN which win be found MANY interesting and val
liable works. embracing subjects of History, BIZ
ogfaphy, Essays, and Eietion. Also all the new
popular works as issued.
TERMS.-$l. 90 for three months, $l, rs for si1
months, $S,00 for one year, payable in advance.
Subscribers arc entitled TO one work at time
and the privilege to change as often as they
choose. Non subscribers 10 eeAts per week, each
volume.
NAeAzNEs,
Such as Gody's Lady Book, Pattersonrs La
dies National Magazine. Gruhams Gentleman's
do, Harperis Monthly, Harper's Story Book,
futnsms Magazine, &c.
WEEKLY PAPERS.
Boston.-Journal,T Traveller, Bsllou's Pictorial,
do. Flag. Uncle Sam, DC.
New York.-Trihune, Herald, Independent,
Picayune, Home journal. Times. &c.
PEiladelphia.-Pc Courier, Dollar News &c.
Cincinnati and st. Louis papers and other
publications supplied to order. No. so, Mass.
Street.
Lawrence, K. T., March eth, 1885.
n. B. Also, on hand small assortment Of
hats, caps, and shoes, W hich am selling low TO
close out the stock. Call sad see.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
A Generous Editor,

The editor of the Ellenville, N. Y,
Journal has our thanks for club of six
teen subscribers from that locality. He
not only subscribed and paid the money
for the paper sent him as an exchange,
but he published the prospectus of the
HERALD OF FHEEnoM gratis, calling at
.ention to the same; and now he sends us
the club alluded to, accompanied with
the cash. A paradise. made up of whole.
4o..lAd- tore, awaits hir,>-iia ssao fszsuro.
Our brother of the Journal we shall re-
member with gratitude.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29

ri, Mississippi and Ohio rivers,a at as early
day as practicable, which shall extend
protection to persons and property on
board of the same; and that we pledge all
the influence and patronage in our pow
er to aid in building up and sustaining
such line between Alton and Leayen-
worth City, or contiguous points.
Resoived, That committee of Eve be
appointed to visi. the cities of Alton,
Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh, to confer with the business men
of those cities, and make arrangements
to place an independent line of steam
boats on the Missouri, and that said COM
rnittee be instructed to report their action
al an early day, to an adjourned meeting.
The resolutions were discussedat length
by Messrs. G. w. Hutchinson, E. B.
Whitman. G.P. Lowry, g. W. Deitzler,
G. w. Brown, ]. F. Legate. VIM. Hutch
inson, Samuel Switzerland, VIM. West
fall. Doct. S. G. Harrington, and others,
and being considered separately, were
unanimously adopted.
On motion, G. P. Lowry, G.. w.
Brown, G.. w. Hutchinson, Jas. Blood,
and Ephriam Mute, jr., were appointed a
committee aggeeablY to the said resolu-
Iion.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the several papers
in Kansas. and that the journals of St.
Louis, Alton. Cincinnati, PiAsburgh
and Chicago, be requested to copy the
same.
Adjourned to such time as the Chair
man shall reconvene the meeting, to hear
the report of the committee.
E. D. LADD, Gilman.
G G. e T; Iewnr, eSnaa: seo'ries.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Prices Current.

LAwEEScE, March 20, 1856.
= CoRx-6o@15c 3 b; corn meal 81 90 2 so Ne.
BEASs-S3.25 = bush.
FLogE-in sacks, $3.50 3 hundred; super
ffs. .$s.oo.
DRirp Pr4cHrs-ss so 2 bush.
BrTTlR-Fresh 25c.
BIEF-e@ec. :, b. =
11ns- ssnokcds lsO.; baeez, lse.i prime pick
bed pork. lee. 9f
- IARD--l5e. p b.
TALLow-i21ls. = b.
Fees 20c. y dog.
- SALr-Coarse, 81 so q bush.
!. SCGAB-Eew Orleans, llc.; crushed, 16c.;
white, l4c.
MoLAssxs-Suzar-h house, 7sc.; golden syrup,
95c.; common, zoe.
RIcS-l2l1c. = n.
sCR1cEERs-l5c. p b.
CoDEIsH-loc. 2 b.
ssMAckEREL-1ac. = b.
CoFFEE-141l6ssc. q II.
}ToBAcoo-25@70c. y b.
SALERATrs-l0@121Sc. y b.
BAR SoAP-l0@12c. . b.
COARSE BooTs-$30S3 90 3 pair.
BLANKETs-$2@Sl0.
BUTFALo RoREs-$3@$s.
CALICoEs-S@l5c. 2 yd
DELANEs-25@S5e. y yd.
SHEETINGs-Coarse, S@l3c.; domestic, 9@l0e.
bleached, 10@15c.
LAMP OIL-$1 25 p gall.
BURNING eFLUID-$l % 3 gall.
!RoN--Bar, &c.; round and square, s@loe.;
nail rod l21zc.
NAILs-$S 3 hundred.
uIDEs-Dried, &c.; green, 4e
HAE-SS@SiG 3 ton.
LuaBER-$25@S5 3 thousand #.
HARD WOODS 90 3 cord.
SHoE-121<c. y h.; lead, loc.; powder s5@5e
WINDOW SAsH-s@l0c. = light.
PoTAToEs-Irish. 81.
SQCAsIt--le. = b.
GKhES APPLEs-sl9sl.5 Q bush.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Town Site Of Winchester

THE UNDERSIGNED have located town by
l. the name of Winchester, between Wakerusa
and Rock Creek, and about four miles above the
mouth of the latter, and eleven miles in south
westerly direction from the city of Lawrence,
on the claim lately vacated by Jonathan C..
Cashier, and purpose incorporating it agreeably
to law, for commercial purposes. They have al
ready surveyed the town, and are now engaged
in completing their map, which they will have
autographed as soon as possible. The town site
is located on high and rolling prairie; is sur
rounded by valuable springs of pure water, which
is sufficiently abundant for supplying steam
mills, and all other purposes necessary in an in
land town. It is on the direos route from Law
renee to Council Grove, and will afford natural
stopping place for travellers between the two
points.
A steam saY-mill will be located there soon.
There is large quantity the choicest of timber
in the immediate vicinity, and the claims are all
taken up and occupied.
A school house is already on the site, and q
school viii be in operation as soon as teacher
is procured.
Persons desiring lots will call on the subscrib-
ers, and liberal inducements will be held cut to
business men and others.
MICHAEL ALBIN.
JONATHAN Z. CASHIER,
SAMUEL B. CASHIER,
T. A. BARNES.
Winchester. Kansas, Mar. %, 1S5S-4t.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
MARRIED.


In this city, on the 9th inst, BY the Rev. Mr.
Desnis, Ms. ALFRED 5. Adds, late Of PeEnsyl-
vaIiia, TO Aliss SARAH II. 6uoRT. eldest daughter
of T. j. Short, Esq., formerly Of Lexipgssn, DO.
The printsr's heart '.lsaped with jos' 90 the
reception of the above NOTES, accompanied With
a bosntifal and richi9 decorated eioAf Of tbs
good thing. enjoyed By the parties On ths COCA
kion Of their nsptials- And, to;cEcwn sll,, The
soLrU memento Which clinzxsla che pik gave
assurance that the happy bridegroom w con-
scious tha. the members of the Black Ar were
mortsl, and could be tsmptsd with 80 aiming,
constant trouble" asy the parssss HssI iSns,
and their honsymoon be protracted to { fipeosa
age.
March 9Th, near Columbus. Kaasss. h3 Rev.
L. 3. Dennis, Mr.. AssALoH sarrrz 70 Nie Ma.
EY JANE Lowell. all Of Burr Oak Rotssrns Kan.
sas.
March soth, nesr Lawrence. BY Rev. 8. Y
Lum. Ar. ResEsf Yogsio % Mss SARAE JASs
HoPFER.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Ksnsass.

We are glad that the, President of the
United States has resolved to interfere ia
the affairs of Kansas, and tocompel res
pect for law and order, both BY the in.
nabitsnts of the territofy. aud by those
of neighboring Sates w4.o sassume tie
right to march into. the saerrisety and to
compel the inhabitants n submit bsra { tQ their
dictation. A military forcss sufficient
to command obedience. should Be sta
toned Id the Territory, and ali intruders
should be required 10 desiss ifen inter-
ference in the local affairs Of the Terrific
ry. The President will have, TO; act
promptly, or, from reports and appear
ances, the troops which may be sent, will
have to engage in quelling civil war.
We think it probable that the Ameri-
can people will long have to regret the
enactment of the Nebraska Kansas bill,
as it finally passed Congress. Had the
clause which repealed the Missouri Com
promise been omitted, the scenes which
have disgraced Kansas, and which!
threaten to produce civil war, Woula
have been avoided. Kansas would hare
been gradually settled by those who de-
signed to make the Territory their pace
of permanent abode; and all excitement
upon the subject of slavery would have
ceased. But the error has been commit
ted, and the evils to which i has given
rise, must be remediedas best they may.
As the President was one of the main
instruments in inficting the:inlury, it is
his imperative duty to exert himself to
repair it, as far as may be practicable,
and without delay. He has been rather
tardy of action, but We hope that he
will now make up for former delay by
promptness and energy. Let the people
of Kansas know that they viii be protec.
ted in their rights, and shat earauders
from neighboring States shall Hos assail
them, and peace may yet be preserved.
But, if civil war be once cplhmenced,
there may be considerable aaount OF
human blood shed before tranquility can
be restored; and ill-!eeling bFtNeen the
bordering counties of Missouri spd Kan
sas will be perpetlated. We hope that
the proclamation Of the President may
have its proper influence In 4usiiingsal all
parties, buta military: force should be in
readiness 10 enforce obedienGeifrsquiEed-
|-R0Ltinsors Clipper.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Send Drafts.

We would suggest that those sending
Us sums of money of twenty dollars OF
upwards. would do well to get drafts on
New York or Boston for the amount,
and make it payable to our order. In
that case, should the letter be lost or
robbed; the money would still be safe
The difference in exchange may be de-
Quoted in all cases. We would prefer,
however, to SO arrange it as to make
even dollars, sending fraction of dollars
in stamps.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Public Meeting.

A MEETING of the Merchants and other cit
Aizcns of Kansas, is hereby called ut the Free
State Hotel, in Lawrence, on Friday next the 9th
inst. at O'clock P. n, TO take into eonsidera-
sion the condition to which We are subjected by
the acts of an organized band of iawless men
along the Missouri river. By whom Our goods are
broken open and searched, our property stolen
and our persons, as well % emigrants subjected
to o Surveillance degrading to humanity. huTnil-
iating to us, and unknown in aeiyilized country:
also, the imposition of an unreasonable and op-
pressiye tax by the combination of boat owners
on the Missouri, of 25 cents pei hundred lbs. OH
goods TO Leaveaworth, in addition to the rates
= to Kansas, Mo. with view to the establish
nent of line Of steamers direct between Alton
Illinois, and Lcayenwerth and Lawrence, Kan
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Land Claims.

NOTICE is hereby given that took Q claim
IN due north of Murkeson and Hackley's in
the bend Of the Kansas river, FIVE miles north
west of Lawrence. III October last, since which
time commenced improvements, have erected
dwelling thereon, and continued an uninter-
rupted residence of the same down to the pres
ent The surveys indicate several fractions in
the bend of the river. Itis my purpose to pre-
empt such ones as the receiver shall assign me
enough to make in the aggregate $50 acres
This is. therefore. to forbid all persons trespass-
ing or cutting timber on said fractions, or rsmOv-
ing any away, as in due time will prosecute all
offenders to the extremity of the law.
Mar. s9-3t II. A. CAMPBELL.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Fast Mails.

The letter We mailed from Topeka on the
evening Of the 4th inst, containing an
account of the Inauguration of State of
ficers, came to hand by the mail of the
2lst inst, having required tao sOseks and
four days to make the distance Of TWEEN
ty-6ve miles. There are but three post
offices between the two points. Uncle
Sam is entitled to great credit for the
speed of his western mails.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
NOTICE: MANHATTAN HOUSE,
Manhattan. Kansas.

T would say to my friends and the public that
i have opened the above house, and refttcd and
refurnished it, in the best style. All persons no
will give me call. will find all the necessary
convenieneys both for man and besst-as have
a good stable attached to the house. / would
.is0 suavc my IrIeuus n the Ex<t Euu sH otnsIs
who are in want of good claim in this neigh
borhood, with or without Improvements, that ]
will give, them all the necessary information y
regard to them. Z. n. LoW.
March %, Is56-6mo.
p. ST. would also state that the Military
Road from Fort Lexyenworth to Fort Riley pass
es through this town. Good Ferries over the
Kansas ahd Big Blue rivers. c. n. l..
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Our Clerk.

Persons having occasion to transact
any business with this Office. to subscribe
for papers. or change their location, oI
otherwise. are requested to do their bu-
sinsss with Our Clerk. Miss AESIs w
GLsAsos, who viii be found during al
business hours, in our ssncsum. pre-.
pared to Rait, Upon our friends.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Charter Election.

A charter election was held at Leaven-
worth on Monday last. and the pro-slsvery
ticket was elected by one hundred major
ity. The Free State men, to great ex-
tent, kept alocf from the polls, as they
could not vote without endorsing the ac
ton of the bogus Legislature
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Extra Papsrs.

We have worked off very large edi-
ton of the Herald of Freedom this week,
with the view of supplying the immense
demand for extra copies. for mailing
East. Every business man in st. Louis,
Alton. Chicago. and in fact throughout
the West as well as East should be sup
piled with copy.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Notice

THIS is to warn any persons against buying
L the house known as the Lawrence Building
Association house and lot for I, having bought
nearly all of the original shares in the same, ara
the ONLY narsn 1vha-aa.a Legally .All 81
tic from any other person viii be void, except
Tor an undivided fractional part of the same.
s. n. WOOD.
Lawrence, Kansas, March 90, 1s56-2t.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
GREAT COMMERCIAL MEETING!
The Business Men Of Kansas In Council.

Agreeably to the following notice,
which was circulated by hand bills,
through Kansas, public meeting was
convened at the Free State Hotel, in
Lawrence, on Friday. the sGth of March,
and for want of suitable room, was adj.
journed to Union Hall. The notice was
&c fellows.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Fruit Trees for Sale.

TyIE subscriber would announce to the citi-
i zcns of Kansas that he has located his Nur-
sery south west of Lawrence, near the mouth OF
Washington Creek, where he holds himself In
readiness to accommodate all that call on him
/ have some Fifty Five Thousand trees, from
one to two years old, from the graft OF the most
approved varieties in the country. These trees
are small, and those wishing to save twenty i've
per cent would do well to purchase this Spring
and set them in garden, and transplant to an
orchard at their leisure. Ample provision hai
been made for all future supplies of trees. AL
trees labeled, and warranted to be the kind rec
commended. JOHN AkASThoNG.
Feb. q, 1356.-3nl+