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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-05

church 4 feet. The body of the house
is occupied by 81 pews, each one so ar
ranged as to face the pulpit. The en-
trance to the church is to be by fight
OF stairs ascending from the floor of the
tower. The heighth of the tower above
the roof is to be % feet, affording suffi-
cient space for the clock with three dials,
and a bell deck for bell of 500 pounds.
The entire finish of the interior is to be
OF black walnut, except the floor and win
dow sash. The walls are tobe composite,
with sandstone caps and sills for win
dows, and doors and eornice. The rool
inclines slightly each way, and is TO be
covered with cement. The basement
contains four rooms-a public school
room in front 26 by SO, lighted by six
large windows. A vestry for social
meetings and lectures in the rear % By
80; a library and committee room 10 by
90, and furnace and wood room 10 by
ID.
The CHURCH grounds comprise two
'ots, and it is expected that the entire
row of lots in front of the church and
parsonage will be secured by the munifi-
cence of individuals, either by gift or
exchange, for a perpetual green.
The architect Of the building is Mr..
Nathan j. Bradler, of Boston. Messrs.
Brown & O'Neil are the contractors for
the mason work. The carpenter work,
We understand, has been, or is to be let
out in parts 20 several of our best me-
chanics. It is expected that the walls
will be completed By the first of July, and
that the carpenters will have their part
of the work in such state of forwardure
as to complete the building before Sep
tember.
The general interest manifested in the
success of this enterprise will lead all
the contractors, as well as the citizens
generally, to furnish every facility for the
rapid aud successful completion of the
work.
When this church is completed and the
sound of the Sabbath bell is heard in our
midst, more suspicious day will dawn
upon the community. Those who now
allow triies to keep them at home on the
Sabbath, will then become church-goers.
1t was the purpose of Mr.. Whitman, in
soliciting funds for the erection of this
church, to furnish accommodations moi
only for his own denomination, but also
to accommodate other denominations a
portion of the time, until they could erect
churches for themselves-and we doubt
not that this liberal and catholic plan
will be sanctioned and carried out by the
society. The noble stand taken by the
clergy of the various christian denomi.
nations in the formation of christian
alliance, promises union Of action and
feeling that augers well for the spread ol
true christianity among US.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-05
The Commercial nForement.

-Four out of FIVE members of the
Committee. appointed by thelste Com
mercial Meeting held in this city to visit
Alton and other points in the Free States
and arrange business connections there
with. have started on their mission, and
will leave no effort untried in the fulfill
ment of their duties. Our business
men do something more than talk, when
their rights are trampled upon. There
is great deal of truth and shrewdness
mixed in the saying so common with the
Missourians, "That when you touch a
Yankees pocket YOU touch his heart. -
Let them be careful how they meddle
with either
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Land Claims.

NOTICE is hereby given that took claim
IN due north of Murkeson and Hackley's in
the bend of the Kansas river, five miles north
west of Lawrence, in October last, since which
Ftime 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. It's my purpose to pre-
empt such ones as the receiver shall assign me,
enough to make in the aggregate 160 acres
This is therefore, to forbid all persons trespass
ing or cutting timber on said fractions, or relnov
ing any away, as in due time will prosecute ali
offenders to the extremity of the law.
Mar. 29-3t II. A. CAMPBELL.
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Judge Curtis

Was elected pro tenn Speaker of the SEN
ate, of the Kansas Legislature, and in
the absence of the 1t. Governor, the du-
ties of that Office devolve upon him. In
the absence of the Governor, the 1t
Governor takes that place. Gov. Robin
son being already absent, and 1t. Gov
Roberts preparing to go. Judge CURTIS
will, er-e6fcio, be Governor of the State
of Kansas! Please take hold of the han
die of the gentiman's name in addressing
him hereafter.
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HThe prospect of war with Englan

1The prospect of war with England
has blown over. The N. Y. Tribune's
Washington correspondent writes:
"Mr. Buchanan's letters by the Ara
bia announce that the feeling in political
circles in England towards the United
States is much modified on present diff
ferenees. The reaction is even stronger
than indicated by the press. and is favor.
able to reasonable adjustment"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-05
Information Wanted.

THOMAS III. WEBB, of Boston, desires
reliable information respecting the origin,
progress. present condition and prospects
of the various settlements in Kansas,
which he will embody in history of the
same. We would suggest that persons
having anything of that character to
communicate. send it to the Herald oi
Freedom, and we will publish it for the
benefit of Mr.. Webb and our numerous
Eastern readers.
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Who is the Man

By the last mail. we received letter
envelope. post-marked .'Boston, March
9i"-eontaining two dollar bill on the
Traders Bank, Boston, and also one of
the notices sent to subscribers to inform
them of the expiration of subscriptions.
There was no name, in fact no writing OF
any kind, in the envelope. Wepresume
some one wished to renew his subscrip-
ton to the HERALD OF FREEDOM, and
sent US the money, but forgot to givethe
name. We hope this paragraph will fall
under his observation, and that he will
give US notice accordingly.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-05

HA report came from Lecompton
yesterday that q German there name
forgotten) shot a man named Adams.
The quarrel originated from difficulty
about a claim. Adams was shot by q
rifle ball, which entered his back below
the left shoulder blade, and passed out
below the right lung. At the latest &C
count he was still living, but the citizens
there have the German in custody, and
if Adams dies-which in all probability
he will-Judge Lynch will be allowed
to pass sentence upon the murderer.
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Fruit Trees for Sale.

yTlHE subscriber would announce TO the eiti-
! i zens of Kansas that he has located his Nur-
sery south west of Lawrence, near the mouth OF
W Washington Creek, where he holds himself in
readiness to accommodate sll that call on him.
have some Fifty Five Thousand trees, from
one to twoycars old, from the graft Q. the most
approved varieties in the country. These trees
are small, and those wishing to save twenty We
per cent. would do well to purchase this Spring
and set them in garden, and transplant to in
orchard at their leisure. Ample provision ha.
been made for all future supplies of trees. AL
trees labeled, and warranted to be the kind rec
commended. JOHN ARMSTkoNG.
Feb. y, l356.-Sm%
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Closing up at Cost at the Post-0fct
Building. on Main Street.

A IL kinds of Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard
IA ware; Boots and Shoes.
800 yards Of Delaines, selling at 121< cents
former price 1s cents. Prints selling at reduced
prices.
Golden Syrup s5 cents. Sugar House do 65e.
Sugars, Rice, Teas. &c. DC, at extremely low
rates. P. r. BROOKS.
Mar 29-tf
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uotica 10 Pre-amntors.

We are authorized by Mr.. CHRISTIAN.
to inform the pre-empters in this portion
of the Territory. that they can have their
intentions fled gratis, by calling on him
at his law Office, in Lawrence; and all
those that have paid fees for recording
tho same in the Surveyor Generals Office,
can have their money returned By leav-
ing their names with him.
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Prices Current.

LAWRENCE, April 5, 1856.
CcRN-60@T5c y b; corn meal 81 90 y so lbs.
BEANs-$3,25 . bush.
FLouR-In sacks, $3.50 q hundred super
fine, Sc 90.
DRIED PEAcHEs-$2 so 2 bush.
BUTTER-Fresh 25c.
BEEF-6@Sc. q b.
HAAs-Smoked, 15c.; bacon, 1ec.; prime pick
led pork, 1ne.--.------- .-------z.--.- - 49,
LARD-15c. 3 b.
TALLow-l211e. q b.
CHEEsE-20c. q fb.
EGas-20c. q doz.
SALT-Coarse, 81 so 3 bush.
SUGAR-Ne Orleans, l1c.; crushed, &c.,;
white, 14c.
MoLAssEs-S Sugar-house, 75c.; golden syrup,
95c.; common, zoe.
RIcE-12115e. . ID.
CRAcKEss-15c. p b.
CoDFIsH-10c. % b.
MAcKEREL-15c. q fb.
CoFFEE-14@16ssc. Q b.
TEA-Black, 7O@SOc, 2 H.; green, so@sl 90.
ToBAcco-25@70c. . b.
SALERATUs-1O@1215c. q b.
BAR SoAP-1O@12c. . ID.
COARSE BooTs-$3@$3 so q pair.
BLANKETs-$2@$l5.
BUFFALO RoBEs-$S@$S.
CALIcoEs-S@15c. . yd
DELANEs-25@35c. y yd.
SHEETISGs-Coarse, sg12c.; domestic, s@1oe
bleached, 10@15c.
LAMP OIL-$1 25 3 gall.
BURNING FLUID-$1 % q gall.
lRoN-Bar, &c.; round and square, s@l0c.;
nail rod 1211c.
NAILs-$s . hundred.
HIDEs-Dricd, &c.; green, &c
HAY-SS@S1G . ton.
LUMBER-$25@35 y thousand f.
Hard WOODS 90 y cord.
SHoT-l2115c. . h.; lead, l0c.; powder 35@50
WINDOW SAsH-S@10c. p light.
PoTAToEs-Irish, 81.
SoUAsH-1c. D ID.
GREEN APPLEs-Sl@s1.5O . bush.
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Natics

THIS is to warn any persons against buying
L the house known as the Lawrence Building
Association house and lot for /, having bought
nearly all of the original shares in the same, am
the only person who can legally sell it, and Ii
Tor an undivided fractional part of the same.
s. n. WOOD.
Lawrence, Kansas, March 20, 1S56-2t.
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COUNCIL House, Council City, <. T.

By wN. LORD, FORMERLY OF CONN.
FTHIiIS HOUSE has been recently fitted up un-
i der the supervision of the Trustees of Coun-
Gil City, for the accommodation of Immigrants
and Travellers, where they will find gsOd accom-
modations at moderate prices.
Mr.. LORD, the lesee, Is agent for the sale oi
City Lots. lie is also employed to render grata-
ieostsly all needfu assistance to emigrants in tho
selection of Claims" and to give any other in
formation that may be desired about the coun-
try, &c.
Done by order of the Trustees.
March /, '56.-tf MARCUS IL. ROSE, Sec.
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NOTICE: MANHATTAN HOUSE,
Manhattan. Kansas.

T would say to my friends and the public that |
L have opened the above house, and reftted and
refurnished it, in the best style: All persons who
will give me . call. will find all the necessary
conyeniences both for man and beast-as have
a good stable attached to the house. ] would
also state to my friends in the East and all Others
who are in want of good claim in this neigh
borhood, with OF without Improvements, that
will give them all the necessary information la
regard to them. Z. n. LOW.
March %, lS56-6mo.
P. S.-I would also state that the Military
Road from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Riley pass
es through this town. Good Ferries over the
Kansas aid Big Blue rivers. c. n. L.
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Notice.

Ii 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 i'm
provements On said claim, or paying any mon
eys that may accrue from the use of the house on
said claim, as intend 10 pre-emps said claim,
and sue for all moneys arising from the hire OF
said house or claim. j. H. SUMMONS
Lawrence, Aug. IL, 1855.
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~ From the National Era of March
90. we have clipped noble piece of poe
try on "The Burial of Barber" Ii
was written by Freedoms Poet. G.
WHITTIER. We shall publish it next
week.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-05

gHon. LYMAN TRuMBULL, of Illi-
nois, delivered an excellent speech in the
United States Senate, on the l4th ult., on
affairs in Kansas. He has our thanks
for copy.
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LandClaims.

ITAyTNG madc arrangements TO fle ciains
II in the Surveyor Generals Office for claim
ants. sereeably TO an act of Congress in such
eases. I shall Be glad to attend 20 such basiness
for those desiring my legal services. am pre-
pairing . work on pre-emptions which design
TO publish As soou as practicable Tor the benedt
of fprs-emptors. From scareful examination OF
the laws, with view to this task, feel confident
Of nv ability to give good sgtisfattion to those
desiring nv services ss shove. Please call upon
me ct the Herald of Freedom ofiice. should in
formation or advice Be wanted pertAing oclaims
of bounty lands. g. w. Bko~f.
Iewranca March Is 1885
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E The Supreme Court of W;scon

E The Supreme Court of Wiscon-
sin has decided in favor of Bashford's IS
claims to the Goyernorship of that State
vs.. Barstow. Gov. ,Bashford is the
choice of the Republicans. He has
taken the oath and assumed the duties OF
the gubern atorial Office.
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Lecompton ONION.

This is the title of a pro-slavery paper
soon to be published in Lecompton. BY
W. L. HALsEY & G. A. FARIs. Mr..
fialsey lives in Westport, No.. is New
Yorker by birth, but has been in Mis-
souri, long enough to get thoroughly in.
oculAsed with slavery prejudices. Ont.
sideof this question We concede him to
be perfect gentleman.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-05

HRead Speer & CARROTS advertise
ment. Jos. Speer has also notified the
thief who stole Vol. I of Macauley's
History of England, that he can have
Vol. IL. by calling at this Office, and
paying for the advertisement.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-05

s Mr.. P. o. CosyEa. editor Of the
Kansas State Journal Of Topeka. passed
through Lawrence this week. on his way
East Wshope he may be abundantly
successful IN. bis mission.
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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 viii be by shen
entered in the Land Office, as soon as possible.
This. therefore, is to warn the said Harrison
Burson. and ali others, not to build on or other
wise improve said claims, or dispose of any por-
ton of them for town lots. WM. II. WOOD,
N. ALLGAIER.
Bloomington, Kansas, March %, '56-Sm-*
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70 the Ladies Of Lawrence.

all those ladies who are interested in
the formation of Ladies Charitable
Association" are requested to meet at
the school room Friday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
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Notice.

VlHE subscriber having purchased and erect
i ed a .sLrTqLE GIANT CoRx MILL,n at his
place half mile south of Blanton's Bridge. is
prepared to grind corn in the ear, for stock feed
Also Meal and Hominy for family use.
T All orders attended to at short notice, on
reasonable terms JAS. b. ABBOTT.
Blsnton, Nov. "a, '5S.-tf
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Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that s. n. Wood, o.
~ lawrence. is d1ly authorized by the heirs o.
c. w. Dow, deceased, to settle all matters per-
tanning to the estate of the said Dow. Those
having claims against him, or knowing them
selves indebted to him, will please call and set
tie the same. LADD DOW,
SALLY DOW,
DANIEL DOW.
Greenwich, Huron Co., O., Feb. 16, 1s56.-3t.
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- The Unitsrian Congregation '

~ The Unitarian Congregation will
smeet for public worship on Sunday next
at l-a O'Clock, P. ~, in Mr. Cox's new
stone building. Mr. B. w. Woodward's
hall has been secured for the use Of the
Society after next Sunday. until the
completion of the church.
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skins.

1on COON SKINS, wanted by the subscriber.
lUU Also, other furs bought by him for few
weeks only. c. STEARNS, ~, Mass. st.
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B. II. sToNEs .,as
Wholesale Grocer, Commission and
Forwarding Merchant, sl

No. lis, &cond-st., betpess Hsae-st., aad Hdsh-
ton Arenus, 81. Louss, Ao.:
" stock of Groceries, Wines and Liquors, and
all goods in their line at lowest market prices.
Particular attention given TO the sale Of pro-
duee.
st. Louis, April 5.-6w
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NOTICE.

ID ESOLVED, That the Trustees Of Manhattan
II Association are authorized to 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.
I'D. W00DW0RTH, Sec'y.
Manhattan March % 1S56-tf
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ANOTHER EEW TOWN. SITE |!
DEN

Within -Four Niles Of Ft. Riley, Kansas.
ITHE UPPER COUNTRY, since the downfall
L of Pswnee, has had no Town. The neigh
borbood settlements, looking into tie Futurs
somewhat, are aware Of the great advantages
and also conveniences 70 Be derived from
thriving Town, and so have set themselves 70
work at sn early day to select suitable site for
that purpose. A most desirable enc has been
found. Ernigrants and Others desirous of get
ting good and cheap homes, are requested 70
give the inducements here hsld out careful
|ccnsidsration.
j. THE TOWN OF OGDEN
Is situatsd on the great Military highway con-
meeting Fort Leeyenworth and Fort Riley, and
within four miles of the latter. II Is between
two large. neyer-failing streams of water-Sev-
|en Mile creek on the east, and Three Mile creek
on the west. The Kansas river is q mile and 9
half south. On the north are high bluffs, from
which the ground slopes down gradually into
BUILDING STONE,
OF the best quality in the world, in inexhaust-
ibie quantities, can be procured from the adja-
cent bluffs. IMMENSE BEDS OF GYPSUM
are found in the neighborhood. Indications of
Coal have been discovered in the vici9ty, though
Is yet only . superficial examination has BEEN
made.
TIMBER & WATER ARE ABUNDANT. 3
Farm Claims can be located in the near neigh
borhood.
To ToindustTious, moral men, who win settle on
and improve lot, one will be given gratis. The
Lots designed for residences contain . quarter ef
an sess = GRAND.
There win be Public Sale of Lots on the
First Monday In May, 1856.
In the meantime, private sales can be effected
with the. Trustees of the Association, to whom
all inquiries may be directed. Their post-ofRee
sdsl.ess is Fs. Rslsy, ,Kensas.
c. R. MOBLEY. Pres't,
s. B. WHITE. Sec'y,
S: D. HUEST0N,
Trustees Ogden Town Association.
OGDEN, Kansas, April 5, 1885.
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DIED.

In Lawrence, March 24;h, Ocean HAHIoW
late Of Vest Randolph, Vt, aged %.
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Periodicals.

ssITARPER'S Magazine, "Putnsm's, !" era
II HAMS" .Petcrsen's Lady;s National,
aGodey's Lady's Book Dickens Household
Words,n &C., DC, to be had regularly st the
Book and Periodical depot of
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Lawrence, Feb. %, 1S56.-tf
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Greenwich. Huron
Claim Notice.

Cl8lm 00tlces
TTlO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Notice is
i hereby gives that we, the heirs OF Z. w,
Dow, deceased, intend, through an Administra-
tor duly appointed. TO pre-empt the claim recent
" occupied by the said Dow, at Hickory Point:
Kansas Territory, when the same shall be open
for pre-emption. LADD Dun,
DANIEL DOW.
Greenwich, Huron Co., O., Feb. l6, 1356-St.
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Nursery Trees

FIyHE subscribers would inform the public that
i they have about II, 900 Fruit Tres OF one
years growth, from the graft of the most ap
proved varieties of the country. Those wishin 3
70 buy young trees, at low rate. will do vel!
to give them call at Judge Wake6eld's, on the
California road, six miles above Lawrence, near
which place they intend to establish themselves
VIZ p HAM d co.
Fshrvary IA. 1855 -S.m&
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John Baldvin. Ferryman,

TTAS just completed his new ferry boat, and
II holds hinsslfin readiness to take passenger
and teams over the Kansas river, opposite Law
renee, at al hours, on application, at the usua
prices.
Lawrence. Kansas Territory-tf
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Greenwich, Huron Co., O., Feb. l6,
To Eanifalisfs.

To Capitalists.
GOOD STEAM SAW MILL, at Council
n City, Kansas T., would make rapid for
tune for its owner. Timber is abundant, but
the mill which is here is incompetent TO make
boards. A GOOD MILL is greatly needed, and
would have plenty of employment. For further
information address the Cor. Sec. of Trustees of
Council City.
Done by order of the Board of Trustees,
Mar. 1. '56.-tf MARCUS Ii. ROSE, Sec.
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The following letters are retained for postage
George II Duncan. Big Greek, NO.; Rev Messrs
Hopkins & Chebington, St. Louis, Mo-; Rev Mr.
Black, Selma, Delaware county, Ind; Jacob
Butrum, Westport, Mo-, 90; Miss Melyina
Blanton, Westport, Mo-; Josiah Edwards, MINI
he ceun.y, BroWnyille P o, N 7.
CIV. BABCOCK, P. II.
wP. S.-Ofice will be open on Sunday
from Q TO 10 o'clock, A. NJ; from IL to O'Clock,
p. M.
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THE wAHT SUPPLIED.
Lsyrsnes Drug Store opsnsa.

TNHE subscribers are happy to inform the cit-
L izens I this and other parts OF che Terri
tory, that, to meet the urgent demands Of the
community, they have succeeded in procuring
building in which to open their stock. until
the New Drug Store Is co mpleaed-and are now
prepared to offer In the building cpposits the
post Office, Aain-st., Lawrsncs, the largest and
best assorted stock Of
Drugs, KGeG1Cxnee,
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLASS,
GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, PEaRuHEzy,
Books. Stationery and Fancy Articles
vef bTeaght into shis TcrFitory-alf Of which
have been carefully selected with particular ref
erence to the wants of this community.
We also kesP choice supply of ths best and
purest qualities of Wines, Brandies, &C., fsf
medicinal psrpness Only.
We would particularly call the attention ri
Physicians, Families and Dealers to our fali p
ply of Drugs and Medicines, warranted pure
and nnaduIterated: and would suggest 10 al
tbs propriety of Supplying their wants in this
line at home. (insiead Of from ncighbcring
State) especially srhea they cea 90 es. tettes
tsTms. WOODWARD d FINLEY.
Nsyrencc Nov "a 1S55.-tf
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OUR Mill will be in operation in 9 few days,
" and we will be prepared 20 accommodate
the public. SIMMONS q LANE.
East Douglas, Jan. 26, 1855. If
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il. GalIuu. Westuort. 70.

.DEALER in Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, .
- prepared TO do all tinds of repairing OF
clocks, watches or jeweity. All work entrusted
TO his care viii be warranted to give satisfac-
ton. Also Agent for the sale of Hall & Dodd's
Ps.ent Concrete Fire snd Burglar Proof Safes.
Feb. 2, 1s56.-6m
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He,n advertisements :
Iist of Letters

List Of Letters
DEMAINING in the Posto.ics at Lswrence
II April lst, 1855.
Persons calling for them viii please say cad
vaSf;sod
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Pork! Pork!!

r WOULD advise everybody not to eat Pork, il
| / they can got any other kind Of food; but 70
those who are determined to eat pork, let me
say . word Call and see mine, and ascertain
/ who sails il the cheapest, before you purchase
elsewhere. G. STEARNE, Is Mass. st.
/ febI6-tf
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City Property

VlHE undersigned wish to exchange City Lot.
i for cash or oxen.
ap5-tf SPEER q GARRETT.
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Iames ". Skinner.

E1oWLERs q WEISS publications for sals
L ct - UszAxD o. FRxxDoE 0TEEcss
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. 900 POUNDS OF BACON, PORK, &C.,
OsUUU for eaIs, wholesale or retail, ct the
lowest pr1ce, at a. A. FAXOE'S Pyssisjos Store.
Lawrence March 1st. is6.-sm.
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1000 AoENTs WANTED.
Nohcs.
Garden sssds

TusT RECEIVED, supply of lie shoys axsi-
j els. @ sTkARNEs -, Mass a.