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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
Gone East.

Mrs. BRowN left home again for the
East, on the 31st of October, to solicit
subscribers for our paper She intends
spending the winter in the Western
States, and will call upon the friends of
Freedom for subscriptions. We trust
she will be received everywhere as the
representative of this Office. To Mrs.
BIS energy the public are indebted for
the re-appearanee of the Herald of Free
dons at this time. Until quiet is re-
stored to Kansas, on her will deYolve
most of our duties IN the States, as we
have no desire to run the gauntlet of
the Missouri river again. Mrs. BRowN
pledges herself to step into the breach,
and continue the publication of our
journal. should any violence befal us
which should incapacitate US from pur-
suing our duties.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

The above contributions. save that
of $500, given by Maj. HUNTER, of
Alton, were given with the understand
ing that the Republican Press of the
country, through committee at Chi
eago, were to furnish US press and
office. The contributors were informed
that we had become involved in Cincin-
natl, for material used before the de-
struetion of our Office, and for which
our property in Pennsylvania was
mortgased, for near $500. They made
the donations with the express under
standing that that mortgage was to be
liquidated, which Mrs. Brown saw
done at an early day.
It was further understood that we
had large list of subscribers who had
made advance payments, and that we
had not means to even buy stock to fill
these subscriptions. In accordance
with that understanding, $500 have al
ready been invested in paper, ink,
freight, and hauling the same from
Ieavenworth.
-Four hundred dollars were sent to
the Cincinnati Type Foundry. They
still hold demand against us of $714,
for printing material, which we are at
present unable to cancel.
We paid A. Wattles Sl04 for haul
ing the press and type from Manhat-
tan, he having made two trips-the.
first an unsuccessful one-and the Sec
oad, compelled to journey long dis
tance, out of the direct course. consum
ing three entire days. to escape guer-
rilla party of Border Rufians. who
were accommodating in the vicinity
where he was tesming.
Mr.. Johnson's bill for mason work,
in repairs and improvements on our
new Office, was upwards OF $3.50. S12o
of which was paid out of this fund.
Mr.. Hunts bill. for joiner work, and
for furniture to replace that destroyed
by the mob, was about $40. which
has been paid.
Besides this. there have been num-
berless bills for incidental expenses.
such as labor. de-. in fitting mp our new
Office, which has consumed some two
hundred dollars. These, with Mrs.
Browns and Mr.. St. Clair,s expenses
while travelling, and her expenses
while iaboring to procure q writ of
habeas corpus, at Cincinnati and in
Massachusetts. for oursslf and fellow
prisoners. has entirely exhausted the
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
Home Again.

After a campaign of four weeks in
the Territory, where we have been
subject to the arduous duties of sol
dier's life, we have returned to our
homes, to resume our long neglected
business. In word, we will say that
the difficulties are not yet adjusted, and
peace is further from US than at any
former period. We may for few
weeks be permitted to pursue our ayo-
cations, but we are as certain Of being
again called upon to take up arms
against the marauding forces of Lane
& Co., who have publicly declared that
their design in coming to Kansas was
to plunder and murder members of the
pro-slavery party. They are bold in
their assertions that making Kansas
free State is a secondary consideration.
Plumber, the craving Of all banditti,
seems to be the principal motive that
induces Lanes forces to spread ruin and
desolation over this Territory. We
are still of the opinion that the two
parties cannot exist in this Territory.
AS long as the experiment is being tried
we will be In constant tumult, and
civil war in Kansas is inevitable. We
care not how many treaties may be
made with these traitors by men in
authority, who may prostitute their
Office as long as we can raise hand
to strike, our aim VIII be to rid this
Territory of set of scoundrels whose
presence would dishonor the Internal
regions. We hope our friends in this
portion of Kansas, who have been sub
ieet to many insults and injuries from
these Northern harpies, will no longer
suffer them to remain in their midst
Treat them as you seould the midnight
assassin, for they are no less; and agde7a-
ever they are seen with arms IN their
hands, let the crack Of yostr rife be the
only salutation they reeeive from you. Do
this, and we will once more be in pos
session of that peace and quietness we
enjoyed before the Territory was over
run by these Northern marauders.-
Sguatter Sovereign, September 23d
We call the attention of Gov. Geary,
Judge Lecompte, and the Grand Jury,
to this article, to this paper, and its
editors.
This paper, the Squatter Sovereign,
has been the cause of more hard feel
ing, more strife and bloodshed, and
more mob violence, in Kansas, than all
other causes combined. 1t has con-
stantly urged the shooting down of Free.
State men as yon would bear or a.
wolf. and clean the country of them at
once. 1t gloats over atrocities at
which other men weep, and justifes
crimes which honest men condemn to
the seyerest punishment.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

Elton Dudley, WaynesVille. o,
Harvey Erwin, Goshen, o.,
j III Lenquer,
Rev Cyrus Dudley, Woodville, o.,
Il Dickerson, /"
Rev G Il Baker, MaineviIle, O.,
Mahlon Wall, Oakland, o.,
Kansas Committee. Buffalo, n. Y,
Mrs French, Benton's Port. Iowa,
g II Chickering, Boxbury, Mass,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
2. ". WOODWARD, IA. FINLEY.
Woodward 6 Finley,

WHOLEsALEA AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Dyes, Glass and Glassware.
Also. Books, Periodicals, Stationery and Fan
cy Notions, de-. DE.
We shall aim to supply cur friends South
and West of US throughout the Territory, at
better rates shan they can buy elsewhere, be-
leving that our position and facilities enable
Us 50 70 do. We buy chiefly in the Eastern
markets, and can therefore supply Physicians.
dealers, aud all others on the most reasonable
terms Call ard gice us a trial
We are Sole Agents for the following pro
prietary Medicines-she very best Of the kind:
All Of Jayn's, Loudon's. Ayers, Fitch's. aud
Wright's Family Medicines. Also the follow
ing constantly on hand; 0sgood' Ghologogue.
Smiths Tonic, Moffat's Bitlers, Davis Pain
Killer, Radway's Relief, Sloan's Ointment and
Condition Powders, Arabian, Mustang and all
other Liniments, Hollands German BitteTs,
" Liverwort and Tar" McLane's Vernifuge
and Pills, Fahnestock's VeFnifuge and all
others IN popular use
WOODWARD d FINLEY.
Lawrence, Nov. 8, 1856 a-l6
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

Benton on PIERcE-Said Col. Ben
ton to a Republican representative. the
other day. You blame Pierce, sir !;
don't blame him / say. sir. he has no.
thing to do with Kansas, nothing. SIR
nothing. he can't say his soul IS bis
own. JEFF Davis holds him as nurse
holds sucking baby. Don't blame
Pierce. SIR don't blame him.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
Hew Order Of Things.

TAS. BLOOD has purchased the merchan.
- dize and stock Ia trade OF g. W. DIV.
HUrcHISsoS & Co., and is now receiving at
their store building on Massachusett street, a
large and well assorted stock of goods, enbrae-
ing al the various staple and fancy articles
usually called 70. in this market Hehas not
time 70 enuTBeTate articles this week, but begs
the privilege Of assuring the public that his
stock IS unusually large, and has been bought
at fair prices. and wiiI be sold as low as The
high feights and circumstances viii allow.
With genFIeInanlx clerks and desire to
please, he hopes d receive his share Of the
public patronage.
Laurence. Nov !. 1856.
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Alton Courier.

DUBIIsHED Daiiy, Tri-weekIy and Week
i ". GKo. T. BHows. Editor and Prop-ie-
tor. Daily, s6 Per annun; Tri-Neekly, 81 J
n dn Extra BOOK and 5oBBING ofiee i
connected with this establishment also, enc
Of The best BOOK BINDERIES in she West
Patronage solicited. @. VI. Brown, a the
Herald Of Freedom olEee. Lawrence, Is szIhoE-
ized 10 receive subscriptions for either q ike
;soarnals. or 4soEk foe 6iEtsfAE :
Alton, Ill, april 26. ls56.-Iys
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

EgFreights on the Missouri, from
ST. Louis to Leavenworth. at last ad-
vices, was SO, and IS ,25 per hundred.
Groceries and heavy goods are very
high in this market this season. in con
sequence of such high freight bills.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
Noreross' Patent Circular.saw Nil
sTIcLEMAS, JOHNSON CO., PaorRs.

sTIcLEMAS, JOHNSON co., raorR's.
4hoa. IlliBess.
HAylNG purchased the right for ell the
Il Western States hsid Territories OF Tie ABOVE
patent, we aIe now prepared to f1rnasl shs eese
CIRCULAR sAw-NfLL,
decidedly. that has ever been offered 70 the pub
lic Mr. Eorrross is WEI known as The largest
practical and u1ost scientific manu- factafcrin tins
country. probably in the world; and his tiFee-
lar Saw-Aiiil il fast becoming US popular ant
celebrated rs his Planning Machine. snd chlF
reoaires an examination TO giyeit the
PREFERENCE OVER ALL OTHER sAw-MfLLs.
The saw has lateral vibration on adjustable
recker boxes, and when thrown cut Of lie VIII
recover itself by the action Of the driving ecis,
while at the same time the arbour hiss no lrsesat
play in the boxes, and Is made TO ST elose With
The shoulders to prevent the oil FROM getting on
while in opefation matter os greet lfnpor5s15ee
where the motien is IS rapid as in circular saws
The arrangement of this saaehife Is 50 Rerfect,
simple and adjustable, that much thinner saw
can DO used than is on any ether Iaill, thereby
greatly
SAVING POWER AND lUMBER,
and is N less liable to get out OF order. The
bead blot ks is q great improsemet over the old
style; both can be set by ono man at the safHs
time.
We arc also manufacturing and furnishing
EEG1N BoILE
Bolts and ali necessary fixtures fer said mills, of
as reod style and qns'jity. and as cheap, as can
be had in the West. We are also InanllfaetsiF
ing the Auly bumper Upright Saw Mill. whish
is unsurpassed rs an upright mil, and has many
advantages over tlle circular saw. with
ENGINES, BOILERS, AND ALI CONFLICTS
All Of the sald work Is kept constantly on hand
at the
PIASA IND DRY
Alton Iiinoie,and at VI. G.. NOISE & Co., 40.
Is Main street, St Loais. No.. who are our au-
tLolizd agents for tho sale of the Same.
Orders for the above mills viii be received by
G. w. BROWN, Ese., at the Herald Of Freedom
otHee. Lawrence. Kansas.
April 20, '5s.-ly p
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A TTogEEf AND COUNSELOR At Law.
II Lawrenee, kAnsas Territory. xsil stlssd
promptly 70 al business trusted 70 hiscare, IN
the various Courts Of the TeTTi1oFS HaSing a.
exf<ylsaee Of soFae years a. h IN the eossb
sid Wes5- and beiRg familiar with tie Efz
eiapsseil lasss. ne aatSeTs EiEaself that he can
eise eptife satisfaction 20 al who inay iasssr
Illr it'll their pasrlnagcin obtaining pfs-ezslt-,
don 70 lands, collection Of debts and ii getting
redress for tleody ncsss
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
E0OZ. more Sulp Quinine Just received by
W 2-l6 WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Books ! RooksIl Books Ill

HAVING been the first to keep books for
IL sale in Kansas, our friends may rely on
always finding with US the best supply of cur
rent Liieraturc-all new publications as they
appear. Lately received. "Dred," a tale of
the Dismal Swamp. by Mrs. Stowe Benton's
/" Thirty Years View" I'd VOL; Macaulay's
"a England complete; ' Hills of the Shate-
muck-Warner Saratoga, A Tale of 1851 p
' The Old Vicarage," BY Mrs Hubbaek /;
's Martins of Gro Martini" by Sever; Mrs
Lee Hunts books, new and complete edition.
Lawrence, Nov. s, 1856
WOODWARD 4 FINLEY.
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The ystala Of Ffsseon.
Lawrence. Saturday. Eov. 9, 1859.
nona,ions to the Herald of Freedom.

In our last we gave partial list of
the donations made to Mrs. BRows, by
the friends of Freedom in the East, to
aid in re-establishing the Herald of
freedom. The list was divided, for
the want of type to publish it entire in
one number.
The receipts as given in our last,
were s2,347.S0. Add to this the fol-
lowing amounts:
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
Nursery Trees,

IA E have at our Nursery. on the claim Of
~ Judge WAKEFiELp, about 1000 APpIE
TREES, Of one and two years growth from The
graf. and are now ready to supply with trees,
all Who favor Us with patronage.
We have also several hundred Peach TRrrs
\. Bit is now generally acknowledged
that the Fall is the best season for plant
ing out trees, and il being comparatively a
time of leisure. ihose wishing 10 set out young
orchards may do well nos 10 postpone IT.
- WI. r. HAM & co.
Kansas, Nov. /, Ie56-snIs
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

HENRY THoMAS has opened barbcr's
ID shap on Massschusetts street, opposite
the Cincianasi House, where he viii be happy
70 attend to he wants of all who may favor
him with call
1P Business hours from I A. Il. to o p. M,
on Sundays from till II Il.
Lawrence, Nov. s, 1856
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
Notice.

iiIs. sufzzT..kher having purchased ard eree.-
ed LzTTLE GIAsr Co.'S; MILt.a :. his
place hsif 3 mile saHsh Of Bsartosl,s BRIDE i.
F5eps1s . grind eora In the ear for strck fesi
Alse sseti a5d doasiny for family sse.
- q orders attended 70 at sisurt rotics or,
Ts1ses1zhle terms. Jas. b. ABBOTT.
B.assea, SoV. e. ,s5.-sf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

HMr. YoUse left Lawrence, for
Pennsylvania, on Wednesday last. He
viii keep the public advised of his
movements during his absence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
ALToH BAN 8


ALToS, ILLINOIS: !
Capital s25o. 900.
goLLECTIONS made. and exchange for
~ sale on all the principal eislss IN TIE
Union.
Collections remitted for promptly On day Cd
uaymcnt. +. MARSH, President
CHAS. 4. GALDW ELL. Cash.
Alton. H., Nov. 6. 1856. lilo
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The fore part of the week was
cold and cheerless. Snow fell TO the
depth of an inch OF more.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
J. Z. Goodin.

A TToREEY At Law AND REAL
- lsTATE AGENT, will execute Deeds.
Mortgages, &c, buy and sell lands and town
lots, saFest meaeys IN Kansas properly, for
other Eish care aud promp,ness.
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. g. 1856. 2-l6
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
M R r. he ID.

Al Topeka, Kansas, Oct. 18th, by the Rev Fl. .
B. burgess Mr.. EDWARD P. DEWoLF and
Miss. JULIAN HALL, both of Topeka, and
Eax1nerly ofallinois.
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Alton Advertisements.
Tannine Rrathsrs.

T17HoIEsALE DEALERS IN Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols, Gel!
Trimmings, &c Also, Dealers IN lron ana
S.eel. Blscksmiths' Tools. Spring aud Axeiss
Second street, Alton, III.
Alton, m, Nov. g. 1856. lss gle
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

STATIONERY. - We keep the largest,
- cheapest and best assortment of all kinds
of Stationery TO be found anywhere this far
West. Papers Owen & Hurlbut's" finest
Letter Cap. plain and ruled, for circulars and
reporting, fine Bah Commercial Note, as low
as 10 cents per quire Coiored and Fancy
Note of all pa,ter plain and fancy Envelopes
to suit Inks-Carmine, blue and black and
indelible; Pens--Gold pens with silver hold
pens of best brands; Pocket and counting
house 1nkstands; Slates, Pencils Visiting
and Playing Cards, Drawing Paper and In
struments. Sealing Wax, Waters. Also, Back
CANNON, Dominoes, DC. Memorandum Books,
Time Books, very cheap, by W. d F.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
TSHE MAGAZINES are for sale BY
L WOODWARD d FINLEY.

T IGHT LITERATURE.-Noyels De, by
Ii all the best authors. such as Dickens,
Sewers. Capt. MarTyatt's. Thackeray's, Fred
Smiths, Mrs. Southworth's, Mrs. Gray's, Miss
Pickering's, 7. S. Arthur, and many others.
For sale bY " 4
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Robt. L. Frazer.

NTATCH MAKER AND JEWELER AND
w dealer in Clocks and Watches. Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry thoroughly repaired
Woodward Block, Massachusetts street.
Lawrence, L. T., Nov q, 1856. 2-I6
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Edwin Gary.

GROCER and PROVISION DEALER,
~ keeps a full supply of Teas, Coffee, Su-
gar, Molasses, and general stock of provis-
ions, which will be furnished Kansas Pioneers
at prices lower than can be bought in ST.
Louis. Store on Third street, one door east of
the Alton Bank
Eoy. 8, 1856. Tvs
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Prices eufreaf.


LawREscE, Nov. 8, 1856.
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Tu,o, m. 49,
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CoTToy B.TTsye-oa.
GorIos 6,o. Sail.Se--z
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c.a-Sros@es nmss
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Still AIiyei

he old mud shantee came very near being
l. destroyed On the memorable 2Ist of hay,
but II wasn't.
am still alive. and have few goods, and
very little money left. Should be happy TO
see all my old, and few ae,c fiends a. the
old shantee, next TO where the Fort" icas, but
alas Is not.
In a few weeks expect to move into CON-
Portable Stone S ore, that Is if / am not arrest
ed for 'horse stealing" before When | get
here, shall be very happy TO sec all Lawrence,
and the surrounding country. shant have
much 10 sell, but shall be glad TO see all. gem
tlemen and ladies, and talk politics, religion
DC. CHARLES STEARNS.
LAwREScE. Oct. 18th. 1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

1rTH0L EsAI.E ard Retail Dez.ss Is DRY
w GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES. and Rsady
MADE CLOTHING, &c. Store corner Of stars
and Third-stfs., Alton, IL
Asrif ss. s5s.-1y*
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
Postponement of the Sale of the Dela-
ware Trust Lands in Kansas
Territory.

ri oTICEis hereby given that by direction
IL of the President Of The United S ates, the
sale of the Delaware Trust Lands in Kansa as
Territory. advertised 10 commence on the %; h
Of October next at Fort Lcavenworth, is post
poned until Monday the l7ih day of Noven-
Der next, at which time. and at The place
aforesaid, the said sale will commence aud be
and continued in all respects as
by the original proclamation OF the
l4th of August last.
By order of The President:
Gao. W MAsEYPEsxY,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Department of the Interior.
Office of Indian Affairs,
Sept. l7,h 1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

GoLT'S REVoLvERS and Bowie Knives.
~ "CoIt's Waterproof" &c. D." and . Z
S. Musket Caps" revolver balls, fasks, etc.
Colts new patent; also, razoys and pocket
cutlery. For sale by w. d F.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
piasa Hnnsa

DT JOHN W. HART, Plasa and Fourth
D streets, near the Chicago Railfoad Depot,
A4ton. Ii. Board csse dollar per day.
april IS. e.
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D Z e Ed

On the morning of the 18th ult., of fever,
at the residence of her father. four miles
south of Topeka, Miss MARTHA j. FRENCH,
aged % years.
At the Topeka. House. on Sunday evening,
16,h ult., DR.. u. B. ASHLEY, aged about 25
years. He was from Meadville, Crawford
Co, Pa.
On the evening of the 18th ult, at the residence
of II. K. Smith, Miss s. A. BARNARD, of con-
gestive ehills.
On the 22d ult., Mrs. HANNAH B., wife of M
K. SMITH, of this city, aged % years, and for
merly of Orland, S,euben Co.. Ind.
At Bloomington, Kansas, on the 18th ult., Dr.
JoHN JAY MILLER, aged "a years
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
Samuel Suruanee.

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant.
~ Office and warehouse at the raiiIpad and
general steaIaioat landing. bis1k packages 70
ease Of s. spn,sice. Alton, Ill.,
april &c. le56,--1yz
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TUNER & sidwav.

MANUFACTURERS and wholesale dealers
B4 in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Valises,
Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Saddlery,
Hardware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes,
Whips, 0vershoes, Fly-nets, &c. Sore No.
10 Second street, Alton. III.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
School Books for Kansas.

RTUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
1sl Accoydcons, Flutinas, Violins, Fifes and
Flutes, violin bows, tail pieces and screws.
violin and guitar strings. a fine assorineat-
Also, instruction books for acco-deon and vi
olin sheet music. W. dF
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
James III. Dixon.

ENE0LESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
in DR. / GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS.
SHOES, IRON and NAILS, COMMISSION
and FORWARDING MERCHANT. Leagen-
worth City, Kansas Territory. @l5
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ID. d. Rvrie a Ga

COMMISSION and Forw arsling Merchants,
~ Levee end SAoIt streetss Alien. H. :.
Apr %, 'o5.-ly p
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New BARRIERS Shop.

CHARER'S BOTANIC MEDICINES fo
~ sale at the Drug Sore Of W. d F.
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z L O.U &
P o 7 AT0 e s..
Wm. 3. GGoDH0W.

Receiving, Forwarding, Eor.gs and
Commission Merchant.
LSo, ags1. ter the gafeh.sse s11 saie OF
tan. KIT.
Manhattan AIziI fs.-sf.
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] IQUoRS-Fine imported Wines, Brandies,
IL &c, lor medical purposes onLH W &F.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
PREMONTIs ELECTEDI


Or, IF HE Is NOT,
He OU HIT TO BEL
He SUBSCRIBER takes this method of
L informing the citizens of Lawrence and
vicinity, that he has opened Daguerreo; ype
Rooms ever the store Of Woodward & Finley,
on Massachusetts street, where be may Be
found at all times ready to make you a
GOOD PICTU IRE.
He has on hand, at present, a large assort-
ment Of plain and fancy cases, which, with a
good picture, VIII be lUa1Taated TO please.
He has The pleasure TO announce that he is
now making arrangements TO introduce for the
first time into the Territory
AaBRoTYPEs AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
as good as can be made az the East.
u Pictures of children taken in all kinds Of
weather
To fhose.who have pasronized him he begs
to return his thanks, and trusts that his work
will be guaranty Of the eontinna1ce of pub
lie favor.
70 Call and see for yourselves.
JOHN BOWLES
Lawrence, Nov g, 1855 2-s6
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

1 INSEED, Castor, Tanners and Neatsfoot
~ Oils; pure White Lead, Copal, Coach
Body, Japan and Map Varnishes; complete
of common and fancy paints.
". 6. F.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
DAVIS g CGRRiE1
Jane t.hrIst.an.

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Orders for the above mills viii be received by
G. w. BROWN, Ese., AZ the Herald Of Freedom
otfee. Lawrence. Kansas.
April 90, '5s.-1y
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

LASS. - Window Glass, Pittshure and
u French Glass, 8 by 10 to 90 by 80.
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MORE LIGHT.-camphene, Spirit Gas,
1N Lard Oil, Winter Sperm Oil, for sale by
W. & +.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08

IT 0BACCO.-Chewing and Smoking, Snuff,
Il Cigars of finest brands. 2-l6 W.&F