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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-02
Notice

rs hereby given to T.. Chapman. of the town OF
i awrence. K. T.. that thc farm claim which |
aid near said town. and which he has Jumped
and pretended to sell To one John =. Wood.
shall pre- empt and hold, as have been forcibiy
e,ccteu theIeirom by threats and demonstrations
of violence. Said Chapman has not u particle of
hight thereto, and shall prove my tile beyond
All dispute. All persons, therefore. aie warned
not To purchase lots city interests of said Chap
man or Wood, loeated upon said claim, Us they
have no right to sell the same. and US l am in
favor of the movement now being made by the
outsiders" to break up the settlement OF March
last, shall transfer said claim to themlif think
best. G. JENKINS.
Lawrence Aup IL ;55.-3m
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-02
what viii he Dor

Gen. Cass has promised to comply
with the request of the free S ate men "i
Kansas, and he will take charge of and
present the Constitution and petition for
admission to the Union adopted by them.
1t remains to be seen whether he will
support them with his vote.-IH. State
Juaraai.
1t IS not the request of the "free State
men of Kansas" as such, who have Pc
tilioned for admission into the federal
Union, but the PEOPLE, independent oI
party. 1t is true but few pro-slavery
men took part in the matter. and for a
very good reason-there are ibut very
few afaat settlers Of pro-slayery procliv-
iiies in the Territory. and some of them
were influenced to keep aloof from the
Constitutional movement. owing to the
interposilion in that direction of their
pro-slavery friends in Missouri.
Gen. CAss will deem ita very great
pleasure 10 vote for our Cons tuition. In
fact The principle which defeated him for
the Presidency in 1913 isinvolved in the
issue. To vote sgainst its adoption
would be to give the lie to his entire
past history. which. whoever knows Gen.
CAss. is conscious be can never do. We
regret that We cannot lay our hand at
the moment on the Generals Nicholson
Letter. in which he advocates the princi-
pies Of popular sovereignty" with an
earnestness and elearness which almost
carries conviction to every reader. We
readily eoncede that We have opposed the
principle heretofore. sppreheasise it
would produce just such results as have
been witnessed during the past fifteen
months in Kansas but now the pripci.
pie is sadeptsd IS the policy of the coan.
uy We are not disposed to take issue with
II farther; but to make it minister TO the
cause OF freedom. IS Ne are fully pur-
suaded Il mill do If carried out in It's
purity. Indeed. ne do not believe an
Other pro-siaEery Constitution will ever
% formed sor the government of the
new Territories. if this principle shah
resaain as Ehe settled policy Of ihs as-
ton. And those with whom we have
cousersed say that thers would be but
fsw pro-siayery Constitutions among the
old States if the thing was 10 be done
over again. aad . majority Of the people
could direct IN the matter.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-02
0figiqai eoffespoqosqc
For tAe HraA # FrssGons.
Letter from the Neosho.
IAMpDEs. Kansas T.. Jan. 6. '55

Letter from the Neosho.
HAMpDEN. Kansas T.. Jan. 6, '55.
Ed. HERALD OF FREEDoM-SIR -
Believing that letter dated from this
far-off ..land of promise" borderingon
the beautiful Neosho, will not be unin-
teresting to you and your numerous
readers, induces me to trouble you with
somethin. in the shape of a letter.
The political atmosphere of the Neosho
valley is warm indeed. The Free State
meeting held in this young embryo city.
this day, was one of those gatherings
which shows there is no such word as
"fail'' in the whole-souled squatters. 1t
was an occasion that told how deeply the
Free Sta.e men are thinking and feeling
upon the movement, that are made by
the friends of the Constitution. [ would
to God that every Free State man of Kan
sas were here to-day, to witness this de-
monstralion of the pure freemen of the
Neosho valley.
The object of the meeting was for the
purpose of nominating a Senator and
Representative, which resulted in the
choice of Gen. JOHN DAILY. son of
Col. William Daily of Indiana, and for
merly one of the directors of the State
Bank of that State, for Senator, and the
Rev. THOMAS BooEN, for Representa-
tive. Gen. Daily being loudly called
for, came forward and made a most ex-
cellent speech. He is decidedly the star
orator ol the Neosho country. He call
ed upon the freemen to arouse to action.
Never, perhaps, since the existence OF
political parties in Kansas has there been
time when the eternal and unfalieriny
vigilance of tile Free Safe party of Kan
sas was in greater demand than at the
present moment Let US stand by our
principles, and fight, and bleed, and die
for our cause and our tiresideS, and strike
a blow for freedom OH Tuesday next that
will make the Missouri threats afraid
of US hereafter. He said, in conclusion,
the freemen of his own much loved In
diana will hail with joy the success of
the Free State party OF Kansas, and with
them would stand or fall in defence of
the Constitution. My friends, said Gen.
Daily, be of good cheer; as l,n55 As you
stand by, the struggle Of freedom which
is going on here, with firm resolve 10
conquer or die, all will be well in the fu-
lure, and a glorious victory awaits us.
Yours for Freedom, w. A. Ella.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-02
I6s I}staio Of Freedom.
Lawrence, Saturday, Feb. 2. 1855,
EmigratIon from virginia.

Gml6! 6SSSA4 A4O&AS - 6As
'
The Frontier News states that DR..
eomers, of Virginia, was on his way
with several other gentlemen to Kansas.
to make preparations for the location OF
one .housand persons. who purpose emf
grazing thither from Eastern Virginia this
iall--sixiy families beingfrom Richmond,
thirty from s aunton. Fifty from Kappa
hammock. and The remainder from the
same neighborhood. l. is also announced
that a large emigration is expected from
the Western portion of Virginia next
spring. Lots at Leeomp:on. the new
seat of government, were selling quite
high, and it was said that within the
next twelve months about three hundred
buildings will be erected there.
We observe the foregoing article still
floating through the Southern press, and
clipit from Louisiana paper. Tie
''one thousand persons" from Eastern
Virginia have not been heard of in Kan.
sas, nor any other number. coming TO-
gether in a mass. In fact we doubt wheth-
er i've hundred persons, all told. from
Southern States have settled in Kansas
during the last four months, unless they
were Free State men. and who came here
to get away from slavery. We have
seen persons from every part of the
Territory, and conversed with them re-
peatedly on the subject, and We have yel
been unable to find any emigration o.
pro-slsvery men to Kansas during the
last autumn; while We hear of many
who have left the Territory. saying this
was no place for slave property.
The emigration from Western Virgins
in the spring, if it comes. will be Free
State settlers-mark that. No intellis isenl
pro-slayery man will locate in the Terri
tory during the present state of things
Those who do come are in the garb o.
the Kickapoo Rangers. who are said to
be in the employ of secret pro-slavery
lodges in the South.
A few lots we're sold at high price
in Lecompsen in October, one bringing
as high az $500. This price was in
consequence of some feeling between
two individuals, each of whom Lad re.
solved upon having the lot. and as they
were sold at public auction, the one al
luded to was sold high. Others ranged
from 500 to $500. As the prospects
increase for Congress endorsing our State
Constitution these lots must fall in value
to nothing.
Four months have passed away since
the above article saw the light, and Le-
compton with i.s '.three hundred houses
in year." can now beast of only FIVE
or six inferior cabins, and probably one
respectable looking hoase. So much
for paragraph which gives pro-slavery
men of the South so much cheer.-ED.
HERALD OF FREEDOM.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-02
F. A. Hunt & Co.

General ConsmissiOa, PrtdQcs, and ForWardia,
Verehd"ts, No. ~ Lsres. st. Luis, K,.
Mt B.-All orders for any description of Mer.
N. chandise. when accompanied with remit
tance. will meet with prompt attention. The
commission for buying any amount over fff,
dollars will be 21 per cent; under fifty dollars
per cent. Thesubscribers will cOnfine themselves
strictly TO legitimate commission business. and
they will at all times be prepared to make iibcra
advances on consignpelits.
REFERENoEs IN KAN Sass. c. Pomcroy, ESQ.
DIR. e. Robinson.
F. A. HUNT. Late of IIubbell & Hunt,)
J. EDWARD HUNT.
st. L0ais, Il nj il. 1855. ;s--~Es
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City Lots and Farm Claims.

TTPON the urgent solicitation of several friends
u ! havedetermined upn giving some portion
of my attention for the future 60 the sale of CITY
LOTS aud FARM CLAIM Those having
either lots or claims they wish to dispose of, by
furnishing me with description of their lesra-
ton advantages, and price, will find u ready
purchaser.
lave several very desirable farm claims al
my disposal, situated near the city of Lawrence,
which sundry improvements have been ma lc.
Also several city lots and interests in this and
ncIgilboIing towns. g. w. BROWN.
[ SaI,t 1 fSS
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New Goods.

fFllIE undersigned are now receiving their
stock Of Fail Goods. consisting of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Queensware. Fur
ni,ure, S..ddiery, mems and boys Clothing
Boots. Shoes. Gloves, Hosisry-and indeed al
most every article usually called tor. Sale ut u
low rates ~ they can afford. Thankful for the
patronage heretofur extended to than. they
hope to merit continuation Of the same Terms
cash.
WANTED--Dry Hides, Butter, Eggs. &c.
HOKNSBY & FERRlLL.
Laurence, 4Ssyt. -, lS55.-H
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PLoWs! pLows!.

HAVING procured the agency Of sAHsox,
! Il WALaER d Cos celebrated Steel C2s,ggsr
Prdisie and fafasisQ Plosss, manufactured Ut
Beilyille. ILL.,, we prepared TO fiji ell orders
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Piows are manufactured expressly for
the wants Of thu Vest. and with view 10 duFa-
biiity. DC. Their aleIits have BEEN fully tested.
and thus We can freely recommend them.
Persons ordering can judge Of The size wanted,
description, de-, from tlis character Of soil and
strength of team. The Prairie Pioxs are from
II 70 - inells filzss 81 larger Il cnlsrad. 1Is
Corn or Farming Piovs var IA size from Uils
uorse No. 4, TO Nos. 5, 81 Lnge Two Horsss
Roll. AL have steel points and snosld boards
Prairie Plows vary in price from $l7 70 sgg-
numbers naineti--Ccrndo. from Ss 80 to sl9 Is.
manufacturers prices.
Send your orlers with specifications, and thsy
viii be promptly filed.
r. d. HUNT & Co.,
Ao. ~ Lstss. ~. LoaEs, Ia.
1Br1 IL 1855 - -
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Pure Air.

In about two and half minutes, all
the blood contained in the human sys-
tenn, amounting TO nearly three gallons,
traverses the respiratory surface. Every
one, then, who breathes an impure at
mosphere two and a halt minu es, has
every particle of his blood acted Oh by
the vilatin5 air. Every particle has be-
come less vital. less capable of repairn- :
structures, or OF carrying on functions |;
and the Ion: ger such air is respired, the
more impure does it become, anI the
blood necessarily becomes more corrupt.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-02
n Notice,

'TlIE subscriber having purchased and erect
Il ed LITTLE GIANT CogS Mill" at his
place half miie south of Bian .on's Bridg,. is
prepare to grad corn in the ear. for stock feed.
AL" Meal and llominy for fami Use.
~ All orders attended to at short notice OH
rc;t>' nabie terinS. JAS. B. ABBOTT.
Blanton. Nov. q, '55-tf
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons are hereby notified that have
n taken tlicciaim lying east of the claim now
occupied 10y Edward Clark. Attorney at Law,
,.nd CAUSED Il house to be built on said claim
An persons arc cautioned against ma'iing iut
prov eilielItS On said claim, ur paying any mon-
cys THAT may ;trre from tl; Iise of the house
o..l clailn. as in-enl to pre-enpt SAL claim.
Illd suc Tor ali moneys arising from the hire of
said horse ur claim. !. III LIIuRJ1S.
Lawrence, Aug. IL. 1885.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-02
Ready Made Frame Houses

rTllIE subscriber having contracted for u larg,
L number of the above houses, is prepared to
furnish those in want. They are of different sizes
and will he sold at the lowest prices.
A lin. addressed to E. Simmons, Kansas, Mo.
will meet with prompt attention.
RLFLRkNCEs.-S. G. Pomeroy, ESQ, Kansas
city, Mo-; Dr.. C. Robinson, and q. w. Brown
ESQ.,. Lawrence, X. I. L. SIMMONS.
.Iy1nu lt ,55-tf
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire.
Proof Safes.

WrTu liALL's PATENT PosDER-PRooE Loc.,
Hhiea Receiced tie Prize AedGls at tie IKasid.
fsi,, Lbadas- io5i- lKstFs fa:r, 1ssu KorE,
1S55-4
THE subscribers are the only persons author
4 lied to make and sell the above renowrisd
SAFES sn.l LseSs in che State of Missouri. and we
can and will furnish them at New York manufac-
turers' prics-warrunGel freefrom danpness.
ROBERTS d DAVIS.
Depot No. l3 Levec and - Commercial street.
ons door froaa Chestnut, st. Louis.
July Il. lS55.--1y.
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q. Wells & Co..

IL ORENCE, Mass, manufacturers of Wells
l. Patent Poit bile Saw Mills; admitted the
best in the United State,. Single mills with IS
inch to e inch Saw Double Mills, adapted to
cutting all size,i logs T., AZ feet in diameler.--
Chids Circular Saw Mills constantly TN hanl
Mills shipped tn my part of tll, country secure
ly b xed, warranted 60 give satisfaction.
Fioreuce. MISS. Aug. 2I.55.-2in%
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Claim Eotiee.

NOTICE is hereby given that have taken a
~ claim al oIHing Iands Rss. Sir. Mute,
Mr.. ilpln-by Dasids n and Gilbsrt being the
same on winch tie burying ground, two miis
IN q south west dire tion from LIwrenee is sit
uated. | fund the claim uno-cupisi on the
i4th Of y.4na Hy inst. and have commenced
making improvements, and purpose pre emit
ing she same AL persons vii govern tl.sIn-
selves a,c Tdagiy. AAkON PERKY.
Jan. Is, 1856. Il
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Tecumseh Hotel.

THIS large Hsel. containing sixteen good
sized. well finished and comfortably fur
nished roonis. is now ready for public accommo-
dation. Stables and other eony eiiences on the
premises. Public patronage. Is invited. Rooms
and accommodations furnished for public meet
iRgs, conventions. courts. de-
Tecumssilis j. situated sixty miles west Of West
port. twenty miles west of Lawrence. ffty-four
miles W. :. W. of Lelvenworth sixty miles e. n
e. Of Council Ga owe, sxty miles south of Nebras-
ka boundary. sixty miles north Of sac and Fox
Ageney.
Lady and gentlemen travellers may rely upon
obtaining good aecoma, ,,tlations anil good fare
Techm<eh. X. T.. Aug -. lsis.-tf.
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A Man and Woman Wanted,

FIl0 assist IN !. holei during the winter. Tn.
l. former 10 cut an.i draw WOO |, Sc. to stock
..ni makt himself z nefally useful; the latsci
% ,io hou.ework sewing, washing, dc. A suit
able couple will tinl il quo confo table homt
for ths winter. Apply Immediately at the TE-
CUMs4H iioTLL.
iec1ntseh Ar 10 '55
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Farm Claims for Sale.

7 have several yerv sup rior FARM CLAIMS
L ieIt with me for sale. to which iIryite the at
tention ol tliosc desiring improved Lands in
Kansas. Two Claims are situated c.,ntisu"ns to
each other and should bc purchase by different
indiS iiuIis who are connected ia businrss. One
is ali timber. the oth,r all prairie. There is u
double log housc and forty acres under good
fence on one of the claims.
Another claim four miles from Lawrcnee, and
same distan e from ietompton. Houts on claim
aBd abUat acres planted. ---ezs 49,
Also acclaim tliree miles from Lawrence. nearly
covered with timber suitable for saving purpo-
scs. Log cabin and thirteen acres under good
rail fence promises.
The above, with several other choice claims.
will be pointed ont 70 those desiring improved
lands in Kaiiss.s.
fA Isrssns having claims to sell. ~ well as
those DESIRING TO buy, should call On ms 1t ths
jlEKALD OF FKELDon 0sFlcE.
@. W. BR0WN.
Lawrence Sept. 10, '5s.
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a TO imagine that mere beauty is
sufficient TO keep the marriage bond un-
broken. without heart and intellect.
which alone can knit il firmly together,
is 10 attempt wearing ; garland OF aox-
sss uithszf thei< SENS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-02
I.OOo AGENTS WANTEn.

me THOUSAND AGENTS wanted iininedi
" ately, in every part OF the United States, to
canvass for subscribers to the uEKALD OF FaEg-
DON. A liberal commission paid for .eryices,
and NO capital required. Addres
g. w. BROWN d CO,
LAWRENCE, Z T., Feb. S.-tf Publishers.
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Partridge & Co.

yXIWHOLESALE GR0CERS AMI Commits
w sion and Forwarding Merchants. No. 81
North Se,ond-st.. st. Louis No.. wilt ms >e lib-
eral cash a.ivances on censignments OF produces,
for sale in st. Louis, New Orleans, New York
and boston.
st. Louis, Oct. 2T, '55.--ly.*
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Take Hot;as.

IsHAT did, en tbs 18th dag oS December.
/ lake the Claim abandoned BY Martin Aa
ANS Joining Ihe cisina OF 4 81. Watermar,. an
the ea-t. two miles xest Of Lawrence. his Il
TO Gu ion al persons from trcsspassing spon
said Cain. as intend TO ent.r ths sans at Iha
proper uAns. =. s. SCUplER
0ea So. ssss.-sms
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DR.. Jno. P. Wood.

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
L CHANT. has just completed his new Ware
house dD the Levee, and is ieady to receive the
coIlSignmentof goods, either OH commission or
otherwise.
L..wrcnce. Junc3, lS55.-g.
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men. although they may be voters. and
worthy men. We want men 20 take up
the country and make farms. The coun-
try is rich and healthy, and abnunds in
good pure water, and although timber in
many places is scarce. yet good rock, and
stone coal, Of the very best quality. is
found all over the country.-Sqauher
Sovereign.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-02
Caution.

A Ii persons are cautioned against bnying a
"A note made by A. IL. MALLoEY to j. s. MoTT
of I4awrtHce for about <35 as tile note was Civ
ca Tor COMPANY proper y in which had ioini
interest with Mr.. d tt, and Mr. Mallory has
ecen fOrbiddesa to pay thu same.
L. s. BACON.
Lsxnaes, 0sf. ls, ls55.-st. "a.
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G. P, Lowrey.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW and General Land
~ Agent. Lawreu... X T.
RLFEEINCEs :-II.n. Andrew III. Reeler Gen.
{. l'onruy Lawrence: VIM. G. Bryant Esq,
New York city; Inn. i. Packer. Naut n CHUNK
Pa; litn. Wiib:r Cuntis, Ct. Darlington. Mass.
Lawrence. Oct. %. '55.-tf
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2 4. HUsf. B. SLATER. J. Z. HUNT
T. A. Hant & Co.

DR0DUCE, C.m .,isslon and Forwarding
L Merchants, IL L;vee. ST. Louis, No., be-
tween Pine AMI Chestnut
n. B.-Parl.ular attention paid TO filing or
ders for any description of Merchandise and
Prodnes.
1sy -, lssts-E
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BoGGs & SCOTT,
Westport. No..

REALERS in Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals.
II Perfulneiy, Fancy articles Brushes. Glass,
-ss'E, Paiiass. vils as1isies 3xe Stsfss and ali
kinds oi genuine and popular Patent Me,iiciues
AssO tnciit very extensive and com pIetc--wole-
sale and retail at the lowest prices. ALI articles
warranted pure.
They also keep variety of Miscellaneous and
school Books Stationery, Envelopes, Note Pa
per. Notices. Steel Pens, DC, Dc.
thf TX IS55
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@. W. Brown.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. and other In-
" struments of Writing under Seal. and Depo-
Stion> for I'ennSylvani,. Massachtl~etps. Yer
mont. loEa- Illinois, Ohio, and New York. will
attend to tlIetuties of his oi he on applicat on at
the IlLRALp or FREEDoM o.fiee.
Lawrence. Nav l., lS55.-tf.
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FI1IIE subscriber would inform th1se of the
L inhabit.n.s of swsence aud yicinity ig
noranE OF the fact, that is hes a-iually suc
ceeded in obtaining supply of most kinds of
anti-scorbut:c art, les of diet. which hs offers
for sale at his NEW PROVISION s ORE. No.
IL Massachusetts street. lie is nov GesirOus of
proving ~ all eun, erneI, that It is lar more
healthy TO live On vegetables tksA oa sssss--Of
cOilise rom perfectly disinterested motives. lie
has made arrangements Tor the running of
he hopes To be able to keep on hand consfantiy
enough of the articles calculated regale tbs APP
peti.es of the people, to atone for the long
stnce from the market of almost every thing but
Missouri pork.
La For sale as above SuPERFiSk FLoUR and
superior Slid WHEAT, ut the lowest market
prices. U. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Sept. S, ls55.-sm*
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Graham Flour. Lard &c

lust Te, eifed at S7LARSs' a lot of good Gra-
- ham Flour: Also LARD AMI I0j bushels of
those splendid Potatoes We have been expecting
sbl,ng. Nov. II. ,a..-.t.
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D0TANfC MEDICINES extensive as
Dsortment of Herbs. Leaves IN Roots, from
tie Shakers Gardens" for s.ie by
Nov. -. WOODWARD d FINLEY.
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~ TONS of Hay an 5Jl bushels of Corn for
~ sale chsLp for cash, one and half miles
h. ". of Lawrence, by
Jan. II. IT r. II. WATERMAN.
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]. s. Emery,
4 AW Ohice 81 Mss. 81. Up stairs.
- Lawrence, Jan. J. 'ss.
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CTATl0NERY.-Acom complete assortment of al
y varieties of Paper, Pens, Pencils, Inks, En-
yeiopes, Memorandum Books, Diaries for 1851,
DC. de-. for sale cheap by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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Notice.

A IL PERSONS are hereby notified tl,.. as soon
n us the land "lficc Is opened, ] shall pre-emps
the y w. qua. tr OF section 2ss K 10. sec. las.
Sal claim ] took ON the 2Dth dry Of March
las. Il. w. DkI FZLER.
Lawrence Dee. 90, 1855. 4;-jnt
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Hurra for the Vegetables

ID DRUSHES-Of all sorts and sizes by
ID Nov. ~ WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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extensive -upply of Paints and
i varnishes of all description. Also ..liar-
ris' Paint Mill !" for sale by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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DATENT MEDICINES.-All the best and
I most popular ones of the day, for sae ny
Nov. "a. WOODWARD q FINLEY.
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0ILS.- Linsced. Olive, Castor, Lard, Tan
" ner's, and Neatsfoot OIL for sale by
Noy. "a. WOODWARD d FINLEY.
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p0OkS.-A select assortment of tbs Iates
u publications. Novels sSc., iof sale by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD d FINLEY.
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A. D. searl,

HITY SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
~ M. 30 Main street. Ia.vras.-.. Rah.as T.
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Hs thence
Ie of said road to
Bib mile of said
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nUINlNE, PERUVIAN BARK, &C.. BY re-
" tail Us cheap US ever. in spite Of their scar
ciGy, at the Drug Store of
Nov. ~. WOODWARD & FINLEY.