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THE MPoRIUM OF TRADE!
New Store and New Goods

~ II. T. W. HUTCHINSON 81 CO.. are
W. Just opening at their new and culnlnodi-
Gus Sales Room, the largest and best selected
stock ef Goods ever offered in Kansas, for whole
asle and retail trade; and while they aeknpwl-
edge their obligations to the public for past fs
yors. they would respectfully invite them to no
fice their extensive facilities lately added. for
furnishing everything the western trade de-
mands ct ose place. They have already
very Hsttering
WHOLESALE TRADE
withlpterior towns, and can warrant their goods
st lower prices than can be found Ut any store
west of st. Louis. In every instance where they
have filed orders for country trade they have
been gratifed to know that better satisfaction
has been given than by q. ing 70 the States to
purchase. Il il especially in the Dry Goods de-
psrtment that they promise great bargaias. o.
they purchase at the East, and require but on
zsodsrats profit added to the original cost.
Their neighbors who wish to study economy
and save their money, would do we'll to call and
examine their piles of
PRINTS, dLEGHAAS, DELALNES, BE-
RACES, Cashmeres with trimmings to match,
gloves and hosiery, cravats. Napoleon ties, white
caplbrics. lawns aud muslins, colored camhries
and silicias. jeans, cotton and woolen knitting
yarn, saddlers silk, bleaehed cottons, drillings,
denims, shectings and AannelS of all kinds.
SUGARS of ell grades and prices, from ii
TO Is cents syrup and molssseS, coffee, spices
ground and unground, lard. fish, Gnseed, lard
and neats-foot oil, white and red lead, turpen-,
cine and paints, window glass, nails, hardware,
trockery, glass, stone, wooden and tin wares
IRON, round and square. ut wholesale.
FUREITURE AND HOUSE FURNISH
VG GOODS of all descriptions doors, sash
glazed and unglazed. carpets, mattresses.
HATS. CAPS AND FUI2S Of every quail
ity and color; BOOTS and SHOES adapted to the
western trade.
HARNESSES, SADDLES, BRLDLES,
martlngales, saddle-bsgs, horse blankets, straps
of many kinds buckles. spurs.
.S.4Z1OEERY PENS, PENCILS, Sand
boxes, cards, portfolios, paper hangings, looking
glasses.
YAEKEE NOTIONS of over hundred va
rieties. to please both the old and young, with
numerous other things that cannot well be de-
scribed.
They have also commenced the MERcHAxf
TAILoHINe BUSINESS, and besides their 6ns
stock Of broadclotbs, doe skins, easSinleres,
vestings and tailor's trimmings, they have At Gil
times the largest stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
for gents, YOUTH and boys, ever opened in
Kansas.
PROVZSI0NS of allksads; Sweet and Irish
potatoes, apples, butter, cheese. eggs, honey,
&c., &C., constantly on hand, with many other
things tedious to mention-making in Ill stock
of about
$50, 900 worth of Goods
that must be sold Low FOB CASH ONLY.
No. 13 Massachusetts Street.
Lawrence Nov. Il, 1856.
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Books, Stationery and Periodicals..

n WILMARTH, would respectfully an
Os nounce to the citizens Of Lawrence and
Kansas Territory. that he has commenced the
BOOK, STATIONERY AND PERIODICAL
business, intending to keep on hand o general
assortment of goods in the above line. Embrse-
ing School, Juvenile. Miscellaneous Books,
Blank Books. Letter, Note aud Card paper. Pens.
Inks, Pencils, &c. Also, all the popular Month
II Magazines, and all the popular Weekly papers.
o. W. has also established
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
in which win be found many interesting and val
liable works, embracing subjects of History, BIZ
ography, Essays. and Fiction. Also all the new
popular works Is issued.
TERNS.-$l, 90 for three months, 81 Z 5 for six
months, 81, 90 for one year, payable in advance.
Subscribers are entitled to one work ct . time,
and the privilege 20 change n often as they
choose. Non Enbseribers 10 cents per week, each
volume.
Such as Gody's Lady,s Book, Patteson's La
dies National Magazine, Grahsm's Gentleman's :
do, Harper's Monthly, Harper's Story Book,
Putnam's Magazine, DC.
WEEKLY PAPKRs.
Boston.-Journai, Traveller, Bsnou's Pictorial,
do. Flag. Uncle Sam, &c.
New York.-Tribune, Herald, Independent,
Picayune, Home Journal, Times. &c.
Phiiadclphia.-Pcs Courier, Dollar News, &c.
Cincinnati and st. Louis papers and other
publications supplicd to order. No.'S9. Mass.
Street.
Lawrence, K. T., March sth, 1856.
n. B. Also, on hand small assortment OF
hats, caps, and shoes, which am selling low to
close out the stock. Call aud see.
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1bs HsfaIa Of Freedom.
, .ureuce, Saturday. March 8. 1865.

nWe observe by the Dispatch that
D;+sburgsa is moving in behalfof Kansas,
IL ths. a company will be raised there
%" migrate to and locate in the Territory.
g ssould party come from Pittsburgh
.r.r should start within a few weeks,
ID charter boat to bring them through
- this city, which they can do if the riv-
- seeps up to its present size, as it un-
1oubtedly will.
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Admission OF Rssasr.

The frst step only in 3 permanent
Anti-Slsvery triumph, has been taken.
Banks has been elected after struggle
of unprecedented length and bitterness.
and over q combination of Pro-Slavery
Democrats, and more ultra Pro.Slavsry
Know Nothings. This step paves the
way for another-the admission of Gov.
Reeder. as the Delegate to Congress
from the Territory Of Kansas. The
country should demand this. 1t does
demand it. and will be content with moth
ing else. The people of Kansss-she
settlers who have gone there in good
faith-who are laying the foundation of
3 State, deep and strong. upon the fun
damentsl principles that the Fathers ad-
vocated, demand it. More than all, it is
due to the sentiment of Freedom and
Justice, upon which these principles
themselves rest. that this thing should be
done. Gov. Rseder is the Peoples Del
egase; he was elected openly aud fairly,
and by majority that his enemies do
not question. He has the sanction of
popular sovereignty, exercised in the
broadest and truest sense. His oppo-
nent is the creature born of fraud and
violence. Hi. credentials are the Gre
dentials given him by Missouri mob.
The votes that were cast for him, were
the votes of mob. The men whom he
will essay to represent. do not live in
Kansas-have never seen Kansas, except
as rufian invaders of its soil. They
have no interest there that any robber
has not in house that he has pillaged.
They crossed the line on the day of bis
election, camped at the polls, and, at
the point of the knife, seized upon the
ballot box. and elected whom they
pleased. They triumphed by physical
force, by brutality and rufiianism that
must now be met and rebuked!
While counselling our friends in the
House to moderation in the exercise OF
the power that they have wrenched from
the enemy, we cannot see how in this
matter, they can tall short OF the mark
to which their duty points. and that good
policy indicates. In no other way can
they deal such astunning blow to tha,
aggressive Slave Oligarchy, IS by relent-
lessly and vigorously undoing the work
that it has accomplished in the Territory
that it has invaded, but fotunately moi
subdued. In no other way can this
Congress 80 efectualy shame that Exec.
utive who has grossly and falsly sssailed
him, as by admitting to his place the rep.
ressntative whom the PEOPLE of Kansa.
have chosen. In no other way can they
rebuke and bring to dead halt the
Slave Power; in no other way can thai
tell it, in manner that will be heard and
cannot be misunderstood, that there are
certain things which. even Slavery. def.
ant, hau, ,hty and powerful as it has been
cannot do. We want to see that whole
Kansas Iniquity blown up. and its abet.
tors treated like the traitors that they are
There is not so good . commencement
as the admission of Reeder.-Chieagc
Tribune.
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Mass Meeting.

=. a large meeting of the People of Kan.
sAs was held at Constitution Hall last
IO'salng. It was addressed by Gov.
noo,ason, Gen. Lane, Col. Roberts, Cur
s,s' Dlekey, Blood and others. all taking
suoag gu ground in favor of our present
sase organization. The speakers were
"sqaeatly interrupted by outbursts OF
applause. Gov. Robinson read a dis
+ ps'cn from Washington to the effect that
ss &c rresldenthad given orders for Gov.
,aaanron not to interfere With the Legis-
~ .afe about to convene here. and that
- sas Commandant of the United States
= ;Srees here would not discharge his duty
,s.e = ee did not protest that body from IN
.rs..sfence from abrosd.-TopekG Daily
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rhs Prssidsnt,s Proclamatiou.

Whereas, indications exist that public
tranquility and supremacy of law in the
Territory of Kansas are endangered by
the reprehensible acts or purposes of
persons, both within and without the
same, who propose to direct and control
its political organization by force: 1t
appearing that combinsti ,ns have been
formed therein to resist the execution
of the territorial laws, and thus, in ef-
feet, subvert by violence all present con-
stitutional and legal authority: 1t also
appearing that persons residing without
the Territory, but near its borders, con-
template armed Intervention in the
affairs thereof: 1t also appearing that
other persons, inhabitants. of remote
States, are collecting money, engaging
men, and providing arms for the same
purpose: And it further appearing
that combinations within the Territory
are endeavoring, by the agency of en-
issaries and otherwise, to induce indi-
vidual States of the Union to intervene
in the affairs thereof in violation TO the
Constitution Of the United States:
And whereas all such plans for the
determination of the future institutions
of the Territory, if carried into action
from within the same, will constitute the
fact of insurrection, and, if from with
out that of invasive ACCESSION, and
will, in either case, Justify and require
the forcible interposition of the whole
power of the General Government, as
we'll to maintain the laws of the Ter
ritory as those of the Union:
Now, therefore, I, Franklin Pierce,
President of the United States, do issue
this, my proclamation, TO command all
persons engaged in unlawful combi-
nations against the constituted authority
of the Territory Of Kansas, or Of the
United States, to disperse and retire
peaceably to their respective abcdes.
and to warn all such persons that any
attempted insurrection in said Territory
or aggressive intrusion int, the same will
be resisted not only by the employment
of the local militia, but also by that Of
any available forces of the United
States; to the end of assuring immunity
from violence and fIll protection to the
persons. property, and civil rights Of all
peaceful and law abiding inhabitants Of
the Territory. -
II, in any part Of the Unioa. the fury
Of faction or fanaticisn, inHsned into
disregard of the great PRINCIPLES oi
popular sovereignty Rhich. under the
constitution, are fundamental In the
vhols structure of oar institutions. IS 70
bring on ths country tho dire calamity Of
Isrbitrsment Of arms in that Territory.
lit shall Be betwesz kaiess violence on
the one side and conservative force on
Iths other. wisided by legal authority oi
1.-THE general govertrehs.
| I cal on the 6tizsns. OF adjoining
land of distant Sstss. to abstain from
Iunsuthorized intszsddling N the local
!coucsras Of The Territory. sdmenishine
them thstit organic law is 70 b sxscn
.isd With impsrEal justice; that sll md,
yidusI scss Of illagsa interference vi
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For the Herald Of Freedom.
Letter from Vermont.
RANDOLPH, VT, Feb. 10.

4tANDOLThS t'J L OO' AN'
Mr.. EDITOR Last evening John
Hutchinson, Esq, of Lawrence, K. T., a
native of this town, addressed our citi-
zens upon the condition of Kansas; and
l consider it but justice to himself, and
the noble cause he advocates, to report to
you the success he met with, and the
cordislity with which he was received
A large, attentive and sympathising
audience listened with deep interest to
his earnest and soul-stirring appeal
They were all the more interested. hav-
ing known the speaker from childhood.
and in the confidence that they could re-
ly implicitly upon his statements.
Mr.. Hutchinson has become an efic-
lent and truly eloquent speaker. He
dwelt with just indignation. not unming-
led with contempt, upon the message
extra" of the President, and called upon
us of the North to lend helping hand to
the people of Kansas, in maintaining the
right already guaranteed to them but
which the presentruleEs seem determined
to evade OF. take from them entirely.
He paid the brave and worthy inhabit-
ants OF Kansas fitting tribute. by re-
counting their self-sscrifcing deeds
Indeed all seemed to feel that they had
merited better fate than they seem
likely to meet if the President succeeds
in carrying ont his designs.
At the close the people contributed
generously to the Kansas fund.
A HEARER.
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The kansas Memorial.

In the Senate. on Tuesday. Dir. Cass
presented q memorial from citizens Of
the United States, residents Of the Ter
ritory of Kansas, asking an investigation
by q COMMITTEES Of Congress into the OF
tieial conduct of the Governor OF thai
Territory. 10 consequences of which. q
they allsge, they bsre been exposed %
invasion aud dsprsdatio9s oa thsir prop.
srty BY armed forces from the stese o.
Missouri.-Eoeson Telegraph.
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Notice 60 OVners Of City Lots.

of Deeds of city lots in Lawrence
IL are hereby requested to have them placed
on Record Immediately in the Office Of the Regis
ter, appointed BY the undersigned, pursuant TO
she settlement made and entered into between
the Lawrence Association and the claimants, in
order that when the title TO the same shall issue
from ths Land oGice at Washington, We may
be enabled 10 deed directly 20 the legal owners
of said lots. WILLIAM II. 3. LYKINS,
GEO. W. HUTCHINSON,
JOEL GROVER,
JNO. ?. WOOD,
5. s. sNYDER,
z. D. LADD, Register.
Lsvrsnce, Feb. 18th '5s.-tf. JrsT-rs.
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}. D. ELLIS. J. q. oAvKSDKR. Jas. SMITH, Jr
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BILLS. LAVENDER & CO.,
vuoIrs.1r nr1IrR,

WHOLESALE DEALERS,
NIO. 48 MAIN STREET, corner of Pine street
IN St. Louis, No., are new receiving thoir
spring stock which is of superior quality and
style, being manufactured especially to our order
choise assortment Of Ladies', Miss
es' and Childrens fine stock, also large assort-
ment of Gents and Ladies' Philadelphia make.
ALI of which shey will sell to prompt men or for
cash st . small advance over eastern prices
An examination Of our Stock is eolcted.-tf.
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Letter Writers. Observe.l

DLACK WRITING INK, of ssuperior easi-
ID ity. which has never been frozen, for ssls by
the pint, quart or gallon, In bottles, or other
wise. 1T the lowest rates, st the HERALD OF FREE
pox OrrIog. InkstAnds flled for fFe osnts .
piscs. Tie ink viii not fade, contains 20 acid,
1 the best in use for steel pens and is warranted
allitis represented - be. Eud ifit proves other
xiss the money will be refunded. Old ink bot.
lies wanted in exchange forink. Feb. ., 'ss-n
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School Books.

WE shall hereafter keep on hand series Of
w improved SCHOOL BOOKS, whose msr-
its shall warrant their introduction Us q uni
form series into all the schools of the Territory.
Also, School Stationery of ali kinds, Cap Pa.
pers. Copy Books, States, Pencils, Pens, &C., sli
in variety. Schools supplied on advantageous
terms. WOODWARD g. FINLEY.
Lawrence, Feb. 23, lS56.-tf
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Credit where Credit is Due.

Our friends at Topeka have been very
.etiye in making arrangements for the
-,.aption andaccommodation of the MEM
hers of the Legislature. Every exertion
.o,s ,s;stent with the state of the weather,
has been used to get the Hall and other
nlsces in readiness, and not without sue
ee.s. They are entitled to great credit
for their energy in this direction.
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The New Market and Provision Store.
Council House, Councii City, n. ;,

BIZ WIZ. LoKD, FORMERLY OF CONN.
THIS HOUSE has been recently fitted up un-
i der the supervision Of the Trustees of Coun-
ell City, for the accommodation of Emigrants
and Travellers, where they viii find good accom-
modations ut moderate prices.
Mr.. LORD, the lesee, is agent for the sale OF
City Lots. He il also employed TO render grats-
itsusly sll needful assistance TO emgrants in the
selection of - Claims, and to give any other in
formation that may be desired about the coun-
try, DC. ..
Done by order of the Trustees,
March /, '5S.-tf MARCUS II. ROSE, Sec.
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of the best quality for hedging, for sale at
" our nursery on Rock Greek, miles s. ".
of Lawrence, at So, 90 per thousand. Wewill al
SO set the hedge and warrant it to grow, for SsT
cts. per rod. Orders left at the Post ot2ee ia
Lawrence, will receive prompt attention.
JOSEPH GARDINER q co.
Jan. Is, ,ls56.-H
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Administrators s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given'that 5. N. Wood. Of
~ Lawrence, is duly authorized by the heirs ef
G. 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.
Greenvieh. Huron Co., O., Feb. Is, 1S56.-st.
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H Gen. CAss fell down the steps of
the Patent Office on the 9th ult., and Sc
verely injured his head, besides fractur-
ina his arm. At last advices he was fast
rpcoyerinp.
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Periodicals..

Magazine" ," Putnam's, ,""Grs.
Il ham's," "Peterscn's Lady's National"
'!Godey's Lady's Book Dickens Household
Words" &C., de-, to be had regularly at tho
Book and Periodical depot of
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Lawrence, Feb. 90, lS56.-G
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Pork. Porkii

r WOULD advise everybody not 70 eat Pork, ii
i they can get any other kind of food; but to
those who are determined to eat pork, let me
say o word Call and see mine, and ascertain
who sells it the cheapest, before you purchase
elsewhere. G. STEARNS, ls Mass. st.
ah16-tf
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Notics-Ths Little Giant Again.


A S our attorney has instructions to institute
n suits against persons found infringing
onr patent, an extract is appended from the Uni
ted States Patent Laws, that all persons may
know the penalty for an Infringement.
JAMES Il. CHADWICK,
No. So Locust street, st. Louis, NO.
Sec t. And be it further enacted, that If
any person or persons shall devise, make, con-
struct, use, employ, or vend, within the United
States, any art, manufacture, engine. machine
OF device, the sole and exclusive right OF which
shall be SO as aforesaid granted by patent to
any person or persons by virtue and in parsii-
ancs of this act. without the consent Of the pa
tentee or patentees, their executors, adniiIis-
traitors, or assigns, first had and obtained in
writing, every person so offending shall forfeit
and pay ~ the said patentee or patentees hiss
her or their executors, administrators or assigns,
such damages as shall be assessed by ajuEy, and
moreover shall forfeit TO the person aggrieyed
the thing or things 50 devised, made constructed,
used, employed or vended, contrary 70 the true
intent of this act, which may be recovered in an
action on the case founded on this set"
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H JoBs HUTCHINSON, Esq, arrived
in this city on Tuesday last, from his
nrotracted tour in the East, and imme-
diateIy started for Topeka, to take his
seal in the House of Representatives.
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Arrived.

Gov. ROBINSON and suite arrived in
Topeka on Monday last, and took rooms
with F. Kimball, Esq, late of this place.
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sg The reader is referred to an ex-
eallent letter from Mrs. NICHOLS, in an
other column. The members of the
legislature should read it by all means.
Mrs. Nichols is one of the soundest
newspaper writer's of the present day.
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L. DENNIS,
8. s. SNYDER,
S. 7. Lum.

This Consultation was unanimously
adopted. and . cammittse appointed to
call 3 public meeting to organize the
Society. of the following persons 5. I.
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nrass Nakinz.

MRs. ~ LEeG, lsss Of Eochsss, =. Z,
Lawrenca sud vicinity, thstshs has permanent
" ioestsA II this city, and il psspsfed - de bcsi-
Hea In her line acccrd:ng 10 the latest ae4 most
sperosed ssylss. Having bad several yssrs'
exesrisncs IN The DxEss AAEyEs hussnses, she
fsssszs hsrseif abe VIII BE abe % plssse tse
most tsss;dio1s. ...
Rsddspcs sn Esx Hsmpships e1sst, 4sw-
Ssncs, Z. Z. Fartsieous. vssts and Shire ea9s
te ogdsr. fsbtef
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join 5aizain. Fsrrymsa.

TTAs his Esq Ary boat, snd
II 80 idtnss1f sSisess e szEs passeekszs
anA tearnsossF t. Ka1sss sissF, erposste LsE-
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simmnns 3 Leadheatey,
EoRwARDIEG sas 6emmissio1 ksrehsnts,
snd EhoIsssls Greeers, Kaneas CITY, Me-,
sbovs IL AmsriAH Eote..
Rsfsr 70 Assers. =. 4. Hut q Co, = Lcusss
C B. EvsssLL. 5e-s Ees.s :
Gec. 3. y. pexzs1T, kseHss 1efI1tesy.
Ic-nx - Is s.. Lcuis fa<34-msde h1zees.-z
Hssirs ssrestsd laxEs espEs WsFshcuse. al
ecods e5nztensd % than f4 = sezszx stezsS
81 es.Isd S5N or tarxas6zt 8E eosss 81 -
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TO Capitalists.

A GOOD STEAM SAW MILL, at Council
"A City, Kansas t., would make 5 rapid for
tune for its owner. Timber is abundant, but
the mill which j. 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. /, ;5e.-tf MARCUS II. ROSE, Sec.
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Claim Notice.

Cl&lm n 00t1C6s
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is
/ hereby given that we, the heirs of c. w,
Dow, deceased, intend, through an Administra-
tor duly appointed. to PIe-emps the claim recent
ly occupied BY the said Dow. at Hickory Polnt'
Kansas Territory, whom the same shall be open
for presumption. LADD DOM,
DANIEL DOW.
Greenwich, Huron Co., o., Feb. l6, lS55.-St.'
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Nursery Trees.

TlHE Subscribers would inform the public that
i they have about 1900 Fruit Trees Of one
years. growth, fstr the graft Of the most sp-
proved varieties cf shs country. Those wishin 3
70 buy young trees, ss . low rate. viii do web
70 give thsm call ct Judge Wakefeld's, on the
California road, ak miles above Lavrenee, near
which placs thsy intend 70 establish themselves
permanestly Ia the nursery business.
VIZ p. HAM & co.
FshruarYls, lsss-s.ms
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Hav for Sale.

On TONS Of first rate Hay, in stack, for sale BY
ZU the subscriber, two and half miles west OF
Lawrence. JOdN CLEAh1.
March Sth, 1S56.-St.*
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Heu advertisements.
Found,

Found,
A SHALL sun Of money, uesy tbs gFccesy 8
"A BIanton,s bridge, which ths sWrssr can -,
cover ky applying e this ofics, proving pscref.
81 and paying for this advertisement
March sth, 1855.
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Hay.

Hay.
nERSONS in want of the above article can tell
Z where to get it, by calling on me.
c STEARNS, 19, Mass. at.
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Nearly Gone.

HAVE 8. small quantity lsft yet Of shss 95
/ cent butter. Those who come Che QulekNsts
vii be tia mast Uksly 20 ss.it.
isbis-tf C. sTEAkNs. IL Kiss. 81
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TUsT RFCFIvED, supply Of ths abovs at
j els. C. sTEARNs. -, Mss. st.
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100 COON SKINS, wanted By the s1beWiees
IUV Also, othsz f1Es bought b him tof tss
week. only. C. 6TEARNS, 10, kass. -
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Acknowledgement

If Reeeipts for HERALD OF FREEDoX fos
IR.eE <zadfna Mar 49,