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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-15
THE EMPORIUM oF TRADE
New Store and New Goods!

~ w. s. w. HUTCHINSON tS CO., are
VI. Just opening at their new and commodi-
Gus Sales Room, the largest and best selected
stock of Goods ever offered in Kansas. for whole
asle and retail trade; and while they acknowl-
edge their obligations to the public for past ia
vors, they would respectfully invite them to no
tiee their extensive facilities lately added. for
furnishing everything the western trade de-
mands at oae place. They have already secured
a very factoring
WHOLESALE TRADE
with Interior towns and can warrant their goods
| mt lower prices than can be found at any store
| west of ST. Louis. In every instance where they
| have filled orders for country trade they have
| heen gratified to know that better satisfaction
has been given than by going to the States to
purchase. Ii is especially in the Dry Goods de-
they purchase at the East, and requirs 6ut
naoderafe Preft added to the original cost.
Their neighbors who wish to study economy
and save their money. would do well to call AMI
| examine their piles of :
| PRINTS, GLHGIf.A AS. DELANE.S. Be
| RACES, Casbmeres with trimmings to match.
gloves and hosiery, crayats, Napoleon ties, white
calnbrics. lawns and muslins, cOlored cambrics
| and silicias. jeans cotton and woolsn knitting
yarn, saddleris silk hleached cottons, drillings,
denims, sheetings and fannels of all kinds.
SUGARS of all grades and prices, from IL
| lO ID cSuISs Iuo'aSc-S, SoItecs spices
ground and unground, lard, fish, linseed, lard
and neats- foot oil. white and red lead, turpcn-
! cine and paints, window glass, nails, hardware,
| trockery, glass, stone, wooden and tin wares
IRON, round and square. at wholesale.
| FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS of all descriptions; doors, sash
glazed and unglazsd, carpets mattresses.
| HATS, CAPS AND FU,RS of every quail
L ity and color BOOTS and SHOES adapted to the
western trade.
| ILLNESSES, SADDLES, BRIDLES.
martIngales, saddle bags, horse blankets, straps
of many kinds. buckles spurs.
| S4II0NERY. PENS, PENGILS, Sand
boxes, cards, portfolios, paper hangings, looking
glasses.
F1EKEE EoEF6asSof over a fundred.va-
rieties, TO please both the old aud young, with
numerous other things that cannot well be de-
scribed.
| They have also commenced the MERcHAS.
TAILORING BUSINESS, and besides their fine
stock of broadcloths, doe skins, cassimeres
| yestings and tailors trimmings, they have at ali
times the largest stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
for gents, youth, and boys, ever opened in
| KANSAS.
PROVLSI0ES ef all kinds; Sweet and Irish
potatoes, apples, butter, cheese, eggs, honey,
| DC, &C., constantly Oil hand, with many other
| things tedious to mention-naking in all a stock
| of about
$4,000 worth of Goods
| that must be sold low FoH CASH ONLY.
M. 13 -hassGekasetts Street.
Lawrence. Nov. II, 1885.
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Fav tk Herald # Essdein.
Letter from Manhattan.

MAEHATTAx, KANSAS, March /, Sc.
Mr.. EDIroR-Dear Sir:-As we are
yet without any convenient way of ad-
vertising the public of our position. /
propose to give our town a passing no.
tice through the columns of your widely
extended paper.
Manhattan is situated on q beautiful
prairie, at the junction of the Big Blue
and Kansas River. The valley of each
is rich and productive, and their length
and breadth so great, that the most fas-
tidious could hardly fail to find desira-
BILE location. The town of Manhattan
has been laid out little more than six
months, and up to the present time has
labored under every disadvantage for
want of lumber, roads, DC. Yet We can
count some twenty or more buildings on
our town plot. Taking into considera-
ton its geographical position, it must
| necessarily be the depot of all middle
and western Kansas for many years. We
have a salubrious climate, good water,
and beauty of scenery second to none
in the Territory.
We can now boast of the largest and
best mill in the Territory The engine
is a thirty horse power, belonging to the
Aid Company. 1t was pat up by the
direction aud under the supervision of
Captain J. D. Woodwork, whose supe
rior in that capacity has not yet arrived
in Kansas. She runs beautifully, and l
am authorized to say that all orders for
lumber will be filed on the shortest no
tice, and most reasonable terms. The
grinding department works to a charm.
As vet nothing but corn and buckwheat
has been ground but it does good work,
and gives positive evidence of its ability
to grind other grain. 1t is of incalcula-
bic importance to the town and surround
ing country. and under the control of
our obliging friend, Capt. Woodwork,
who has bright streak OF accommoda-
tiou through all his arrangements, it en-
ables me to say with confidence, farewell
to the corn meal of Missouri. The
Captain has contracted for the building of
mil1-house, eighty-fve by sixty feet,
the second story of which is to be used
| for all kinds of mechanism, by the sur
plus power of the engine. There is also
another mill at Leavenworth city. the
owners of which are here, and will put
il up within three miles of our town.
We have also ferry boat seventy feet
in length in state of forwardness, eapa-
BILE of crossing the largest teams and their
loads at one time. 1t will give US access
to the military road each way, and ac-
commodate the public with much bet
ter and shorter route, by passing through
our town. The rivers at this point have
thrown off their icy mantles, which they
have worn for some months, aud the
cheering rays of the sun has given new
life to things. We look with no little
confidence for steamboat arrivals in few
days.
1 had forgotten to mention that a
printing press is in town, but owing to
the absence of the editor, pressman and
deyik the press itself has fallen into ''Pi.
Yours, G. w. B.
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Words OF Cheer.
ALBANY. n. Y. Feb. 90, 1856.

ALBANY. n. T.. Feb. go, 1856.
g. w. BRows.-DEAR SIR.-On the
18th Sept. last enclosed you Ss for the
Herald of Freedom. The letter Was re-
turned to mc to day. Ny atten-
ton was called to your paper By favor
able notice IA the n. ]. independents. I
have taken deep interest in yeur strug-
gle. and. were I young man, would
Join ycu with my rifle. The world is
looking On you-6ght manfully for Jour
righss-aeiend yourself to the last. and
il need be, make another Bunker Hill at
I.asssnce. As long ss ron have right
on Your side you need not fear either
Missonrians or 8 vile Administration,
whose days win soon be numbered. 4
bloody fight Ia Kansas viii rouse the
whole North and West. Yours. sc.
BRADFORD r. WOOD.
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Prospectus
OF TIE
KANSAS HERALD OF FREEDOM

nlIIE SECOND VOLUME of this advocate
i of Fro: lom in Kansas will be commenced
in January, 1855, and will continue the nm
t;nching defender of the RIGHT rs forlnerk.-
Complimentary notices from over fifteen han-
dred exchanges. the unanimous approval of It's
numerous readers, the urgent solicitation OF
friends, and the great want Of such q ieurnal,
have been the inducing ealIscs TO prompt 70 tho
continuance of its publication through another
Volume. The Publishers. are cheercd with the
hope. that as the commercial embarrassments Of
the country have measurabiy subsided, and Is
the interest in Kansas news has continued b
increase until it has become the great exciting
topic of conversation in oil the departments Of
life, they win he bette, sustained than hereto
fore in forwarding work 30 eminentIs neces-
sary in the making of Kansas Fro State
They are eonsciou. thss tho iucAl and snetrn-
politan press are deyoting much space to the
eiucidation of Kansas affairs and yet it will
be borne in mind that such Information thus
given 70 the public through Those journals, In
most Instances, is first CLEANED from the columns
of the Territorial papers. Strike the latter
from existence, and the intelligence impaired
40 eastern 10 urnals would be nesele and near
ly valueless.
The HERALD OF FREEDOM is large. first class
weekly journal. independent on all subjects, the
mgda of no party or clique. filled almost ex-
clusively with original matter, and every column
devoted either tn the Freedom of Kansas. its
History, Geography, or Geology; with articles
on the soil, climate, face and salubrity of the
country: its politics, religion, morality, educa-
ton and future prospects.
To the PIONEER, the paper viii be invaluable
| as it will deycloPe the resources of the Terri
tory, and point out desiruble locations for settle
ment, with information as regards tho different
routes to Kansas the distance and cost of travel.
AMI the various articles be should bring with
him to his new home.
To the POLITICIAN and PHILANTHRorIsT. who
wish to ke p fully advised in regard to the polit-
ical and social movements of the country, the
HERALD OF FREEDOM viii always ba welcome
visitor.
TO the SKrrLEx IN kASsxs wi1o7pisir-s 30 ses
inteiligently, and who desires to be advised with
the movements of politics. and keep thoroughly
posted with passing events, tlis liEEALD OF
FREEDOM will be indispensable.
TERHs-Two dollars o year. ia-Gsfacty in
advance, or six months for one dollar. Clubs
of tan copies to oile address, without any dis
count for commissions, for fifteen dollars. Cur
rent notes on Eastern banks received ut par,
and moneys mailed in the presence Of post
masters and properly registered, may be sent az
our risk. Be careful in all eases TO give the
name # the snbseiber, and the address of tho
Pnst-.Jfcs, Gtfnty and STATE, in legihle hand.
10 AGENTS are wunted in every town in the
United States 10 procure subscribers. 10 whom
commission of twenty five per cent. will be
puid. Postmasters and editors are authorised
to act as agents. G. w. BROWN 4 co.
LAWRENCE, Kansas Territory.
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The I(efaIe Of FREEDOM.
Lawrence. Saturday. March i. 1855.
STATE Agricultural Society.

II is not too early to commence talking
about the promotion of agricultural in
terests. We think IT expedient that a
State Agricultural Society should be
formed as soon as may be this spring.
The farmers in different portions OF the
State should consult together, in local
meetings, exchange opinions and plans
With others in different parts, and agree
upon the time aud place for holding a
general convention, at which the organ
ization can be perfected by the election
of officers and appointment of time for
holding the first annual Fair. Local So
cieties ought to be formed as soon as the
State is divided into counties.
1t lies in the power of the farmers Of
Kansas. comprising, as they do, two
thirds of the entire population, to render
their interest a dominant one in public
estimation, for all time to come. While
il is true that we shall not have occasion
to adopt scientific modes of culture for
our virgin soil for many years to come
il is not true that we are wholly to
ignore "bock farming" Practically, il
is not science which is needed half sc
much as common sense BY agricultural
lists. We believe there is a greater mum.
Der of intelligent people engaged in farm
ing in Kansas. in proportion to popula'
ton, than in any other State or Territory
in the Union. This being the case, it be.
hooses them 10 step out from clod.
l.opperism, and take an intelligent pub
lie action. We shall have more to say
on this subject in the future.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-15
Pro-slaverY Religion.

There are six hundred and sixty thou
sand FIVE hundred and sixty-two slaves
owned in this country by Ministers 9,
the GOSPEL and members of the different
Churches. viz: el9, ,562 by the Metho-
dist. 77,0OO BY the Presbyterians, 1885,
900 By the Bapsists. $4,000 by the Epis.
copalians, lOl, 900 by the Campbelites,
aud so, 900 by other denominations.
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Valuable Claim for Sale.

MY CLAIM, situated within one and hall
NI miles of Lecompton, and the prettiest in
the Territory, with "a two story log house, forty
eight feet long. with six capacious rooms. fine
cellar. with stable and never failing spring OF
water near the house, with ten acres improved
with fence, eighty acres ofiimber, and number
less Improvements which / have not room to
notice: with teams, harness, agricultural i'm
plements. carpenters, cabinet makers, bluck-
smiths and coach-inakers' tools, household fur
niture, &c, all for sale at great bargain.
Call on q. w. Bro wn.. Esq. at the Her
aid of Freedom Office Lawrence, or on me
on the claim for particulars.
Lawrence, Jan. II. If 3. s. HANCOCK.
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Appointments by the Governor.

In consequence of the absence Of
GEN. SCHUYLER from the State, Colonel
Ropr. KLoTz, of Riley City, has been
appointed Secretary of State by Gov
RoBrssoN. Mr.. CUTLER, who was elect
ed by the people Auditor of State. not
appearing to take the oath of office, j.
NJ. WINcHELI, Esq. of Council City,
has been appointed to ELL the vacancy.
and has entered upon the discharge of the
duties of his office.
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HEAD QUARTERS!
Cogswell & Corbett,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
In Dry Goods, Groceries, and Clothing
z SoutA- West Csner Ppbtie S9ear1,
Isdes esendeacs, Gttsuani.
rTNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the pIblic that they have taken the house
and bought out the goods of Wilson & Parker
Our stock consists of fancy and staple DRY
GOODS and CLOTHING, besides an assortment of
Boots, Shoes and Groceries, al OF which will be
sold at fair prices to cash anl prompt customers.
1t is our intention in the spring to import from
the East one of the largest stocks of Dry Goods,
Clothing and Grocs res ever brought 70 this
market: and as we will buy from the first hands.
and principally for cash. with the intention OF
doing large JobbiDg business, we viii be able
to sell to Country Mere hants and others in the
trade, at small advance on eastern cost Our
old customers and the public generally are In
yiied to give US call. as We are confident that
We can please them in both goods and prices.
o. II. C0GSWELL,
sss JOHN C0RBETr.
We take pleasure In recommending our suc-
eessors, Messrs. Cogswell & Corbett, to the pub
lic As men worthy of their confidence.
WILSON e. PARKER. .
Independence, No., Feb. 2d, 1856.
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Business CARDS.
James Christian,

A TToRNEY AND. COUNSELOR AT Law,
n Lawrence, Kansas Territory, will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to ms care, ID
the various Courts of the Territory Havlng an
experience of some years as lawyer in the South
and West, and being familiar with the re
emption laws, he fatsers himself tnas ne can
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage in obtaining pre-emp-
ton to lands, collection of debts and IN getting
redress for bloody noses.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-15
Ms Senators.

Gov. A. II. REEDER, and Hon. j. FL.
LANE were elected to tie United States
Senate. by the Kansas Legislature. on
the 9th inst. Tbs vote on each was SO
yeas, To- nays. G. w. SMITH. Esq.
was q candidate. and was warmly sup
ported by his friends.
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~ Eks Hsrala a Nresdem.
Hard to Beat

On semoving the floor Of . hog-pen q
few days ago. discovered a naonse-ness
with twenty-five young mice in it. prob
ably not moro than two days old, sppars
emily all the same age. and doing wei.
If yon think this worth notice. It is at
your disposal. 81. WILLES s.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-15

DR.. CALyIS CurrER, author Of Gut
ter's Physiology, arrived in town few
days ago. and is thinking of stopping
permanently with US. We shall vel
come him with great pleasure to our city.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-15
G. W. Brown,

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, and other In
~ struments of Writing under Seal, and Depo-
sitions for Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Yer
mont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, and New York, will
attend to the duties of his Office application al
the HERALD OF FREEDOM Office.
Lawrence. Nav IL, IS55-tf
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G. P. Lowrey.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and General Land
"A Agent, Lawrence, h T.
REFERENCES Hon. Andrew II. Reeder, Gen.
s. c. Poniroy. Lawrence Vim. c. Bryant Esq.
New York city; Hon Asa Packer, Mauch Chunk
Pa; Hon. Wilber Curtis, CT. Darlington, Mas.
Lawrence, Oct. q, '55.-tf
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River Navigzble.

The Kansas River has full banks, and
is navigabie for large boats. No doubt
it will continue in this condition for sew
erai months.
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For tas Herald 4 AfesSe...
a Hard Csae.

There lives q man less than one hun
dred miles from Lawrence. who Is in the
habit Of brutality beating his family and
his wife in particular. Her cries have
been hesrd BY many ss they have been
passing. He threatens 10 murder her :
wishes he had done it long ago. These
threats, with her ories snd those of her
children, have attracted the attention Of
the neigabofs until they are determined
to put stop to them and this IS to give
hin hint of the same.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-15
DR.. Jno. P. Wood.

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
II CHANT, has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee, and is ready to receive the
consignmentof of goods, either on commission OF
otherwise.
Lawrence, June 3, ls55.-g
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-15
z. SIMMONS, F. c. LEADBEATER
Simmons & Leadbeater,

FORWARDING and Commission Merchants
L. and Wholesale Grocers, Kansas City, No..
above the American Hotel.
!. Refer to Aessrs. T. A. HuST & Co., St. Louis;
c. B. HUBBELL, JR., ESQ.,, q
Gen. s. G. PoxERoY, X nsas Territory.
Messrs. SPRIGMAS 81 BRowx, Cincinnati, O.
Agent for theSs- Louis ady-made houses-
Having erected large Stone Warehouse, all
goods consigned TO them viii be safely stored
siIl called Tor, or forwarded on boaEs sp she
Kansas River, or otherwise. fsb9 '5S-1y
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Graham Flour. Lard. &c.

JBsT received ct Sfxakss q lot Of good era.
u ham Flour; slso L.Asa, aad 100 bushels Of
those splendid Potatoes we kgse been expecting
so long. Eos. II, '55.-4st.
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MICHIGAN D0EBLE PLow.

=
in the western States- he wasld ean the atsen-
ton OF Farmers and others interested TO the
merits of this PIoH. When used as a breaking
plow, it turns the sod over into The bottom Of
the furrow, and the back piow brings ND the sod
loose and covers it completely, leaving . smooth
and light seed bed, enabling the new conner in
The Vest 70 get coed crop from his first plow
lng-as good as can ever be raiseI on the soil.
The sod. stubble, clover, manure, or whatever
else hes upon the surface OF the ground, is put
down so low being in the bottom OF the ftirTowl
that 8 cultiyatof or drag viii not bring it mp.
Sod IS made as mellow as q summer salloY. aud
for corn, will tend with about Que half the labor
it would require after single blow. Another
advaafags Of this ploN over any ofissz =. that
it viii plos deep treneh larsos, asd vii draw
easier than single piow. rsn st the same depth
and width, and the draft is as liz hs with the for
ward plow as without il. This PioH is p,snz-
factuTed from the very fne gazkty os Ges.azs
steel It has been so altered by tie Subscriber
that ID Is wsrTafited 70 scou5 IN any western
reil. The first preninfH has becn awarded this
plew a being the BEST now in use 70 ali purposes,
at the STATE Fairs in New York. PcnnsyIysnis,
Chic, Inkii ana, Michigan and Ilisno;s. and st
ssery county Fair st which il hss been exhibit
ed. The following Houses on the Missouri nv
cr have his Plows for sale, to whom he wonld
Fs5efs - - So :
Messrs, j. ". II. 81. EEIss, Wcstport, ho.s
WALLAcz q DoNALDeox, IAxAetpn,
N. LAcKLAaD Il Co.. Sc. Eharbss<
JEo. Paul, ESQ.,, st. charles, Mo.;
d. h LleGTsBR, Ese-. S.. Louis, No..
Orders accompanied wish cask or good refer-
eHcz, ~ill Tsesive pr0sapt stseEticn.
Moline, 3. f.eo., IT,, Feb. 2, ls55.-5m
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S. Whitehorn.
C. D. ELLIS. J. s. cAvENDER. JAS. SMITH, il
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ELLIS, AvENDER & CO.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS,
MO. 43 MAIN STREET, corner Of Pine street
~ st. Louis, No., are now receiving their
spring stock which is of superior quality and
style being manufactured especially to our order.
Comprising choise assortment OF Ladies', Miss-
es' and Childrens' fine stock. also large assort-
All of which they will sell to prompt men or for
cash at a small advance over eastern prices.
An examination of our Stock is solicted.-tf.
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EgSuow fell two or three inches
deep on Monday night last.
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Protection Against Fire, Tornado an
Lightning.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY

THE undersigned has been appointed an
i Agent for the UsIoN INSURANCE. CoMpASY Of
Pennsylvania, and is fully authorized to insure
every species of pcrishable property against loss
or damage by Are, tornado or lightning, at rates
as low SIS in any other responsible company. l
am personally acquainted with the officers of
the Union Insu, ance Company, and believe it as
safe, and judiciously managed, as any other
Company In the United States Policies will be
made on she Mutual or Stock principle, as viii
best suit the convenience of the insured, and
forone or term Of years. Merchants, farmers
end Others are requested TO examine the An
nsal Reports of this Company, and the rates Of
insurance before taking. policies in other Conn
paBies. g. W. BROWN, Agent.
Lawrsnce, k-T., Jan. ls. 1855.
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!. PARTRIDGE, J. SMITH, ". II. SMITH
Partridge & Co.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS and Commits
w sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. "a
North Second-st., st. Louis, No., will make lib
eral cash advances on consignments of produce.
for sale in st. Louis, New Orleans, New York
and Boston.
st. Louis, Oct. %, 'S5.-1y.*
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+. GaI1up. Westport. 20.

DEALER in Clocks, Watches and JeweIry, is
~ prepared to do all binds of repairing of
clocks, watches or jewelry. All work entrusted
to his care viii be warranted to give sarisfac-
ton. Also Agent for the sale of Hall q Dedd's
Patent Concrete Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Feb. 2, lSj6.-6m
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B0GGs . SCOTT.
Westporf. No..

|DEAI.ERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
IL Perfumery, Faney Artieles. Brushes, Glass
ware, Paints, Oils, Varnisfes, Dye StuEs and all
kinds of ssnuiHe and popular Patent Medicines.
Assortment very extensive and eomplets- whole
sale and retail at the lowest prices. All articles
vsftantea pure. ss~s.
They also keep xsEiety Of HiszIlaesous and
School Books, Stationery, Envelopes, Note Pa
per, Notices, Steel Pens. &c, &c.
Oct. Is, 1856.
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JOHN DEERE'6
CELEBRATED MOLINE PL0W

WHICH WAS AWARDED THREE FIRST PEESIrHs
AT THE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR. II 1895.
THE subscriber is permanently Treated at
L Moline. on the Mississippi river tIsTes mics
above Rock Island, and being the fionecs- 14Us
maker in the Western States-having been en-
gagged exclusively in the Piow making business
in this State for the last eighteen years be fat
leTs himself that with his present fariities he is
able to offer the farming community larger
manufacturer in the West. The very best of
stock is now used. and none but the best and
most experienced workmen are employed in
their manufacture. Any of the following list
of Pows can be furnished at wholesale or retail,
on short notice, and can be forwarded to any
point on the Missouri river in the season OF nav
ipafiuu
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-15
Edward CLARK.

A TTORNEY, SOLICITOR, & COUNSELLOR
n and General Land Agent. Office on Massa-
chusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
Lawrence, Feb. Il, '55.
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r Slater

PRODUCE DEALER AND COMMISSION
I MERCHANT, No. ls Levee, st. Louis, No.
Ian. 6. 'a5.
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G.. W. Brown,
John Hutchjnson

A TTORNEY AT LAW. May be found a
n R1rGld If FreAdoa office X. T. Jan. 6.
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a TTORNEY AT LAW and SOLICITOR IN
N CHANCERY, 80 Main ST.. Lawrence, K. T.
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N. MCRACKEN.

VN7HOLESAIE and retail Grocer, and Com
w mission Merchant, On Water street, south
of Cherokee, Leavenworth City, X. T. tcbl6-iy