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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-22
Fruit Trees for Sale.

HlHE subscriber would announce to the citi-
i GEMS of Kansas that he has located his Nur-
scry sonth west Of Lawrence, near the mouth OF
Washington Greek, where he holds himself in
readiness 70 accofninoiate all that call on him.
have some Fifty Five Thousand trees, from
one to two years old, from the graft 0. the most
approved varieties in the country. These tEees
are small, and those wishing to save twenty -tiye
per cent would do well to purchase this Spring
and set th.m in . garden, and transplant to an
orchard at their leisure. Ample provision has
been made for all future supplies of trees. All
trees labeled, and warranted to be the kind rec
commended. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Feb. q, 1356.-3m%
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prnwst pLOWs.i-

procured the agency Of SznsoS,
II WALKKR q Co.'S celebrated Sci Ctssfasr
Prairie end fasssiag P'oxs, Iaannfacsared a.
Bellyille, H., we are prepared to I'll al orders
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Plows are manufactured expressly for
the wants of the West, and with view TO iurs-
bility, &c. Their merits have bsen fully tested,
and thus we can freely recommend them.
description. &C.. from the character Of sell and
strength of team. The Prairie Plovs are fren
Ia 70 20 inehesfurro~, or lArgern II ordered. The
Corn or Farming Plows Vary N size from One
Horse 40. 4, 70 Nos. 5, 51 Large Tzo Horses
Roll. An have steel points and mould nossas:-
numbers nafned-G -Gerndo. from e 80 70 sle -,
Send yosif orders Win specta sad they
IA. HUNT & Co.,
6o.ls Lssss. ~. Lsuts, 10.
x,~J IL lQgS
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Farm Claims For Sale.

T have several very superior FARM CLAIMS
J. left with me for sale, TO which invite the 81
tention of those desiring improved lands in
Kansas. Two claims are situated conhguoas 70
each other. and should be purchased by different
individuals who are connected in business. Tine
Is ell timber, the other all prairie. Thare is q
double log houss and forty acres under gocd
fence on one Of the claims.
Another claim four miles from Lawrence, aud
same distau,e from Lecompton. House on claim
and about 10 acres planted.
Also aclaim three miles from Lawrence, nearly
covered with timber suitable for saving purpo-
ses. Log cabin and thirteen acres under good
rail fence on premises.
The above, with several other choice claims,
will be pointed out TO those desiring improves
lands in Kansas.
B- Persons having claims 70 sell, - wei -
those desiring 70 buy, should call On me at shs
HERALD OF FRKEDoN OFFICE. =
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notice to (lwners Of City Lots.

TTOLpERS of Deeds of city lots in Lawrence
II are hereby requested to have them placed
ON Record Immediately in the office OF the Regis-
ter, appointed by the undersigned, pursuant TO
the settlement made and entered into between
the Lawrence Association and the claimants, in
order that When the title to the same shall issue
from the Land Office at Washington, we may
be enabled to deed directly to the legal owners
of sa;d lots. WILLIAM II. .R.LYKINS,
GEO. ". HUTCHINSON,
JOEL GROVER,
JN0. P WOOD, @
S. s. SNYDER,
E. D. LADD, Register.
Lawrence, Feb. 18th '56.-tf. Trustee.
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NOTICE: MANHATTAN HOUSE,
Manhattan. Kansas. ~ 81.

T would say to my friends and the public that
i have opened the above house. and reftted and
refurnished it. in the best style. All persons who
will give me a call will find all the necessary
conveniences both for man and beast-as have
good stable attached to the house. / would
also state to my friends in the East and all others
who are in want of good -clsifn in this neigh
borhood, with or without Improvements, that ]
will give them all the necessary Information III
regard to them. G. n. LOW.
r p. ST. would also state that. the Military
Road from Fort Leavenwortll to Fort Riley pass
es through this town. Good Ferries over the
Kansas AID Big Blue rivers. c, Il. L.
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La~-rcneaseps 80. SIS.
Hurra for Che Vegetables |!

VlHE subscriber would inform those of the
j inhabitants of agrenee and vicinity ig-
rlorant of the fact, that he hes actually sue
cseded in obtaining supply of most kinds Of
anti ti-scorbut:c articles of diet, which he offers
for sale at his NEW PROVISION 8 0RE, No.
10 Massachusetts, street. He is now desirous OF
proving to all concerned, that it is far more
healthy to live on vegetables than on meat-of
course from perfectly disinterested motives. BE
has made arrangements for the running OF
teams regularly to tho Mother country, 20 that
he hopes to be able to keep on hand constantly
enough of the articles calculated to regae the ap-
petiIes of the people, TO atone for the long so-
sence from the market of almost every thing but
Missouri pork.
sW- For sale as above SurERrNE FLoUR and
superior SEKD. Wheat, at tho lowest market
nYices. G. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Sept. s, ls55.--sm*
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Land Claims.

TTAvINa made arrangements to hle claims
II in the saryeTor Generals Office for csaina-
ants, agreeably TO an act Of Congress u sneh
cases, { shaH Sc glad TO attend 20 such busness
for those desiring my legal services 1 am pre-
pairing work on prescriptions which ! design
to publish a. coon rs pracscable for tns Denens
Of pre-ernpsors. From aearefui examination OF
the law. With view 10 this task, feel con1dent
Of my ability TO give good satisfattion % those
desiring nav services a. above. Please cad uPon
me at be.Herald of Freedom Office. should IN
formation or advice be wanted peItaing % oessims
or bounty lands. Gs !" oAo" y.
Lawrence. March Is, 1885, ~
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Council House, Council City. <.

Council House, Council City, z. T.,
By WIN. LORD, FoRNERLr OF CONN.
FTlHIS HOUSE has been recently fitted up un-
L der the supervision of the Trustees of Coun-
ell City, for the accommodation of Emigrants
and Travellers, where they viii find good accom-
modations at moderate prices.
Mr.. LORD, the lesee, is agent for the sale OF
City Lots. He is also employed to render grdtg-
itously all needful assistance to emigrants In the
selection of .'Claims,n and to give any other in
formation that may be desired about the coup-
try, &c.
Done by order of the Trustees,
March /. 1T MARCUS III. ROSE. Sec.
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wanehastsr.

a new town site has been located
southwest of this place. in the vicinity
OF bloomington, by . company of gen,
tlemen who propose making improve
nsa.s there IS rapidly as possible Read
their advertisement in another column.
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Notice

rs hereby given to E. Chapman, Of the town os
i awrence, K. T., that the farm claim which
laid near said town, and which he has iumped
=.zli prSsSr,saeyt ~ seit - one John Z. oodr
shall pre- efipt and hold, as have been forcibly
elected therefrom by threats and demonstrations
of violence Said Chapman has not particle of
right thereto, and shall prove my tide beyond
all dispute. Ali persons. therefore, are warned
not to purchase lots or city interests of said Chap
man or Wood, located upon said claim, as they
have no right to sell the same, and as am in
favor of the movement now being made by the
s.outsiders,n to break up the settlement OF March
last, shall transfer said claim 70 them If think
best. u. 9ErhlNcs
Lavranee. Aug. u. .,5S.-aua.
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Neuce.

TINE subscriber having purchased and erect
Mace half mile south of Blanton's Bridge, Is
prepared to grind corn in the ear, for stockfeed.
Also Meal and Hominy for family use.
sz- All orders attended TO st short notice. op
rasss6nat.Ie terms JAS B. ABBOTT
BlKnton, Nov. "a, '55.-7sf. ..,k-suR s1l{ q
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Weekly Bulletin.--Books Received,

GODY'S Lady's Book for March; P,terson's
OLady's Magazine, do; MerTy's Museum, do.
ALI the various Magazines ond hand-Harper,
Putnam. Graham, Knickeshocker, De-, &c;
Weekly Papers from Boston, Providence, New
York, Phiadelphia and st. Louis. for sale, and
received every mail.
The CIRCULATING LIBRARY is constant
" open, and the most popular works are being
added as published. o. WILMARTH.
Lawrence, Kansas, March 90, 1s56-tf.
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New Store in Lawrence.

yyT. q C. DUNCAN have opened an entire
w new stock of Goods in their new cencretJ
building on Massachusetts street. consisting Of
the usual variety of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hard
wares, dc, which they are offering for sale At
fair prices. Having embarked in tho business
with the view Of continuing in It permanently,
and having bought their goods for ready cash
and established but one price for every class OF
customers they feel confident they can do ~ well
by their customers as can be done by any other
house in the city, and make It far more edxzi,-
tageous to those wishing TO make large pur-
.hases than they can do at any place between
this aud St. Louis. Wainyite the publ lie 70 give
US call and examine our stock and prices, a1a
we arc confident they VIII not 60 away dissstis-
fed. lsez
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TTPON the urgent solicitation ofscveral friends
u have determined upon giving some portion
of my attention for the future TO the sale OF CIii
lots aud FARM CLAIM. Those having
either lots or claims they wish to dispose Of, hy
furnishing me with description of their loca-
ton. advantages, and price, viii find . ready
purchaser.
have several very desirable farm claims ct
my disposal, situated near the city OF Lawfencs,
on which sundry Improvements have been made;
Also several city lots and interests in this and
neighboring towns. q. w. BsOH ~
Lawrence, Sept. !, '55.
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The Hsfaio Of freedom.
lawrence. saturday. March ~. 1855,
Hedges.


Kansas will be, from necessity, mostly
fenced by hedge. The Usage Orange
makes the best hedge of any shrub now
known, aud is just adapted to this lati-
tude:.
This hedge, when properly trained,
will turn wolves. dogs, hogs, cattle.
horses and even chickens. 1t is a good
protection to orchards, gardens, sheep
pastures. dc.
Farmers need not delay for old ground
to plant it on. The custom, in prairie
country. is'to plow land about three feet
wide. and have the center broken up fine
by several plowings. to about one foot
dep. In this center set the hedge row.
The plowed furrows on each side. will
protect it from fire; and with suitable
trimming and training. it will be good,
substantial fence in few years.
Mr.. Gardner is an experienced hand
in the business, and is now in Missouri
making contracts for springs work. We
hope some of our farmers will speak for
his services before il is too late. Many
thousands of rods Of plants were set in
Missouri last year.. and the year before.
in such a prepared hedge row as we have
described, and are now reported to be
doing remarkably well.
One years delay win make a difference
of one years crop. This will amount
to much more than the cost of the hedge.
The Little Giant.
We understand that some dissatisfac-
ton has been expressed in regard to the
working of the Little Giant Corn and
Cob MILL" the complaint being that it is
not adapted to the grinding of fine meal
We have never seen mill of that de-
scription up to the present; but if we
understand the manufacturer correctly,
he recommends il as specially adapted to
grinding corn in the cob, and claims for
the No. 2 the ability to crush ten bushels
per hour, and for the No. twenty bush
isper hour. It will grind fine meal, bui
he claims it should be run through the
mill twice, the fine first being sifted out
The design is to supply every farmer
with one. 1t is. believed that all who
have stock to feed will save the value of
nill in one year. by using crushed food
only for his stock. That the cob pos
sesses large amount of nutritious mat
Ter, no well informed farmer doubts a
the present day and crushed corr
always digests, while that which passe.
into the stomach of animals unbroken il
mastication passes through then
without being effected by the digestive
organs. y ss<s-ssssy ----es-
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To Capitalists.
Nursery Trees.

TlHE subscribers would inform the public that
/ they have about Il, 600 Fruit Trees of one
years growth, from the graft Of the most, aP :
proved varieties of the country. Those wishing
TO buy young trees, at low rate. will do well
to give them call at Judge WaEefetds, on tne
Cai;fnrnia road. six miles above Lawrence, near
which place they intend to establish themselves
permanently in the nursery business.
f4--''-- WY P. HAM & CO.
February Is, 1s5s.-8.m* a a9i
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MARRIED.

In Manhattan, Kansas, on the 18th nit. BY
Rev. C. II. Isoseioy, Mr. SAxuxL WHITzHoEs,
late of Michigan, to Miss JULiEs l.. boyEsoT,
only daughter Of ths efEciating Clergyman.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-22
Letter Writers, Observe |!

DLAcK WRITING INK, of asuperior quail
ID ity, which has never been frozen, for sale by
the pint, quart or gallon, in bottles, or other
wise. at the lowest rates, at the HERALD OF FREE
DOW Orr1cE. Inkstands filed for five cents .
piece. The ink viii not fade, contains no acid;
Is the best in uae forsteel pens and is warranted
allit is represented TO be, and fit proves other
wise the money will be refunded. Old ink bot
lies wanted In exchange for ink. Feb. 2, '55-tf
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Notice

rs hereby given to Harrison Burson that the
lclaims now occupied by VIM. H. Wood and
n Allgaier, lying partly within the limits of the
town Of Bloomington. Kansas, were first settled
by the undersigned, who can prove their titles
to them beyond dispute, and will be by them
entered in the Land Oifice, as soon as possible.
This. therefore, Is to warn the said Harrison
Burson. and all others, not TO build on or other
wise improve said claims. or dispose of any por-
ton of them for town lots. WM. H. WOOD,
n. ALLGAIER.
Bloomington, Kansas, March %, '56-Sin-*
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v. BABcocK,
Brooks G Rabcock.

D ECEIEING, Forwarding and Commission
II Merchants, No. ! Leyes, Lawrence, Kansas.
Hernsby g Ferrill, Lawrence,
No.; Eorthur q Chick, Kansas City. No.; +.
a. Hunt u Co, St. Louis, No.; B. Slater, St.
Louis, No.
"a Packages intended for our care should
oe 30 markeds Mar. Is, '5s-1y
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NOTICE.

d ESoLVED, Tlst the Trustees Of Manhattan
n Association are authorizei 70 sell one hun
dred Lots in the town of Manhattan, with the
restriction that the sale of intoxicating liquors
on the Lot forfeits the title to the same, and it
reverts back to the Association.
j. d. W0ODWORTH, Sec'y.
Manhattan, March %, lS56-tf. 5,5fs.
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Notice.

ALL persons are hereby notified that have
N taken the claim lying east Of the claim now
occupied by Edward Clark, Attorney ct Law,
and caused house TO be built on said claim
All persons are cautioned against making inn
provenents on said claim, or paying any mon
eys that may accrue ffolA the use OF the Rouse oh
said claim, as intend TO pre-cmpt said claim,
and sue for all moneys arising from the hire OF
said house or claim. D. IL SHIAHOAS.
Lawrence, Aug. II. 1855. s e.ssss
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Cheap, and no Mistake.

TIME Public are informed that from and af-
i this date, Groceries of all kinds will be
sold at q very small advance from cost, at
Stearns 10 Mas sachusctts street. Reason, ur-
gent need of money.
have juas received new lot of superfne
Flour, fnc Meal, Dried Apples, Lard, &c:
1l- g. sTEARNs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-22
Rrine on Your Saw Logs !!

OUR Mill will be in operation in few days,
" and we will be prepared to accommodate
the public. ShlMMoNS q Lane.
East Douglas, Jan. 90, 1855. IT
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Administrator's Notice.
NutiSu

Claim Nuttcu.
mo WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN: Notice is
/ hereby given that we, the heirs OF Z. W,
Dow, deceased, intend, through an Adminlstra-
tor duly appointed. TO pre- empt the claim recent
ly occupied by the said Dow, at hickory foint,
Kansas Territory, when the same shall be open
for prc-emption. LADD DIN, o,
DANIEL DOW.
cr.env;ch. Huron Co, o.. Feb 16, 1S56-St.
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THE WANT SUPPLIED.
Lawrenee Drug stors opened.


nlHE subscribers are happy TO inform the sit-
izens sf this and other parts Of the Terri
tory, that, 20 meet the urgent demands OF the
community, they have succeeded in procuring
a building m which to open their stock, unni
the New Drug Store Is co mpieted are aoW
prepared 70 offer In the building opposite ths
post oziee, Aain-st., Lawrsnee, the largest and
best assorted stock Of
DruE9, N6eca1c4ne0,
PAINTS, Oils, DYES, WINDOW GLASS,
aIAss>wAaE, sRusBEs, PxKruHERT,
Hooss STATIONERY rna Esncy ARTICLES:
yer brought into this Territory-sll Of which
have baen carefully selected with pafticalar Te1-
erence to the wants of this community.
We also keep choice supply of the best and
purest qualities Of Wines, Brandies, &C., Jsr
medicsaai pszPosee only.
We would particularly cali the attention OF
Physicians, Families and Dealers TO our full sup
ply of Drugs and Medicines, warranted pure
and unadultcrated; i; and would suggest to all
tbs propriety of supplying their wants in this
line at homs, finsfead of from nsighboring
Statel sspsesailg srhea they can do so on better
terms. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Nswrencc, Nov. "a. lS55.-6.
DOOKS.-A select assortment Of the lates
- publications, Novels DC, for Sale by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD q FINLEY.
CITATION kkY. "A complete assortment Oh HI
y varieties of Paper, Pens, Pencils, Inks, En-
velopes, Memorandum Books, Diaries for 1886,
&C., DE-. for sale cheap by
Nov. "a WOODWARD & FINLEY.
DoTANIc MEDIcINES.-An extensive a.
Dsortrnent of Herbs, Leaves and Roots, from
the Shakers Gardens for sale by -
Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
UININE. de-. by retail. as cheap As ever, in
" spite Of their scarcity, at the Drug store Of
Nov. "a. WOODWARD 81 FINLEY.
DATENT MEDICiNES.--Al the best and
most popular ones of the day, for sale BY
Nov "a WOODWARD & FINLEY.
DAINTS.-An extensive supply of Paints and
4 Varnishes of all description. Also "Har-
ris' Paint Mill !" for sale by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
t0ILS-Linseed, Olive, Castor, Lard, Tan
~ ner's, and Neatsfoot Oil, for sale BY
Nov.aI. WOODWARD s. FINLEY.
ID RUSHES-Ofal all sorts and sizes. by
| ID Nov "a. WOODWARD q FlNLEf.
JNoBACCO AND SEGARS-for sale by
1 Nov. "a. WOODWARD q FINLEY.
VXyINDow GLASS.-From s by 10 to 20 By
wv "a; for sale by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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Skins,

100 COON SKINS, wanted by the saiscribg.
iNtU Also. other fars bought By him for . few
weeks only. G.. STEARNS, Is, Hazs. r.
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10! Ye Hungry Emigrants I

WE would announce to tho citizens Of Kan
w sas Territory that we are prepared to fur-
nish Pork. lard and bacon ia any qnsntify 70
suit purchasers. We are now cutting and pack
ing q very large lot of well fatted hcgs-fastcd
entirely ON corn-and will be prepared TO ae-
commodate the settlers of the Territory, and all
others who may favor US with call, with the
product of Hogs, on as good terms as the same
can be had at any point on the Missouri riyea
We invite those wanting such articles, te e esli ~
our Pork house, or at McCracken's 0. K. Gre
cery on the levee, in the old Fulton House; we
will always be ready and happy to wait on GUS
TONERS. McCRACKEN, POWERS q CO.
Leayenworth City, X, T., Jan. 10, 1885. SrHN
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The One Thing Needful.

TyHE UNDERSIGNED, being about to leave
i for market, must collect all accounts that
are due them. Immediately. ssPEotection Scrip
received at par. sss..
CIV. & ". HUTCHINSON, & co.
Lawrence, March 18th, lS56.-tf.
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shiagles.
HeerlY Gons,

/-yoyerAE7IY On hand, god oak. shingles.
G. sTEAgNs, 1s, Mas ..
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Home Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance
CamnanY. of st. Louis.

i buildings and personal property in Kansas
Territory, upon the most favorable terms. AP-
plications for Insurance taken by G.: W. q w.
HUTCHINSON d CO., Lawrence. They have
the general agency for the Territory
7. L. SALISBURY, Sce'y.
st. Louis, Dec 90, 1858. If
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
proof Safes. s'e

G1OU1 66ACof
5 wrrH HAILis PATENT POWDER PRocF L0cE,
Wh;ca ReesisedGs Prize Asdais at the Re.las
Fair. L0sd0n, is51- Rorlds Fear, hsw fors,
lSs314 E.+s :.
NIHE subscribers are the only persons authof-.
~ ized 70 make and sell the above renowned
ssaaa s.a I.ncxa n. the Sf2ta af hses0Iin. ad Ne
can and will furnish them ut New York msnufse-
tursrs' pfices-warrahted free from danpness.
ROBERTS 4 DAVIS
Depot No. Is Leyee and Is Commercial street,
one door from .ChsetHrt, st. Bouiss
: July 81, 1s55.-iy .ass.n
..sszs = 4. Hunt & Co., &
Gsz<ray Ga5smtssios. PrDzpos, az1 fasgsrdiss
AsreLsats, 10. IS Lssss, ST. L0sis, No.
AT B.-AIl orders for any description sf 1ss@
IN !. chandise, when accompanied with remit
tance, will meet with prompt attention. The
commission for buying any amou1t over MY
dollars viii be ~ per cent; under ffty dollars
Der cent. Tbesubser;bers will confne themselves
strictly to 8 legitimate commission business snd
they win ct ali times b prepared 70 rnsEe ncefai
advances on conEignD eIsts- sf-z
RKrEExEcEs N KAA s4s:-ss G, Fonaeroy, Esa.i
nr g. Rahins3a.
F. 4. HUET, (Lats Of Hubbell 4 Hnns,l
80 !. EDWARD HUNT. ssEs,s
l.. q. Lo.tis, Apriz "a, 1855. sss.sssss ss assss
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Now is the Time !

II ANSAS SCRIP TAKEN IN PAYMENT
IA of Goods at par. Hats, Caps, Shoes and
Dry Goods. Having small quantity OF the
above articles on hand. Will sell them for Scrip.
Lawrence, Mar. Is, '5s. o. WILAARTH.
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Pericaieals

0IFARPER's aaxszins,F g ntnsnis, zGfs.
II haEn's,n .Psssssodf Eldyb EaGe1sl,'
aGodeys Lsdyis Roek," /" Dicksns g sHousshell
Book aud Periodical dep5t o.
WoObWARD 8 FINLEY.
Lawrence, Feb. 90, Is5s.-tf
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Caution.

i Ii psrsons ere csutensd sesinst busing >
OF Lawrence for about s3s, as thsnote res giy-
sl, for eornpany property iz which bed . Iclr1t
iatarsst zith Mr. Mott, and Ar. asltery bzs
bcep Srh hiadsn 70 psy tbs same. :
Lssseaos, OF. Is, ls<s.-es-
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Feb. Q, is56.-1s

q nnn POUNDS OF BACON, PORK, &C,
OsUkJU for sale, Wholesale OF retail s. ths
ioxest pg,cs. at A. 4. FAXOES PssgssSas stoss
; Isurenee. March ist- SO. 5.-sn.
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nERsONS in want Of the above srsiclecen tell
g vkafs to get L, By calling On me.
c ETEAKES, 1s, Has. et.
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Fremont and the Presidency.

]. L. EAKIN, Sec'y.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-22

TusT RECEIVED, supply Of the sboye srti-
Gle. c. sTEARgs, 10, Mass. st.
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City Lots and Farm Claims.

Oaz Prics Store, La,erenns, Nor. 10, 'A5.