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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-07
improvements, &c.

1t is astonishing to see the progress
made in Lawrence, in the way of build
ing, since winter has set in. New
frames, for dwellings, public houses
and places of business are seen all
around us; and what is equally graft
flying, they are of more capacious di-
mensions than those heretofore erected
in the place. We observed at the
Levee the other day an ice-house which
had recently been constructed, which
covered a mass of ice fifty feet long,
twenty-four feet wide, and fifteen feet
high. The ice was in blocks about
eighteen inches square, by two and a
half feet long, which were cut from
the river with saws. Several other ice
houses have been filled up since the
late severe weather set in.
Our people are looking forward to
an early opening of Spring business,
and are preparing for it. The great
est want, we apprehend, will be accom-
modations for dodgers. Newcomers
should invariably bring pair, or even
more, of heavy Indian blankets with
them, and these should be treasured
with as much care as the purse. 4
person can sleep on the floor if he has
conveniences for keeping warm.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-07
Pleasant Ridge Nursery.

MERRY ALDRICH, Proprietor. Five
Emiies west of Hennepin. three miles from
Bureau, Junction of the Peoria R. r. with
Chicago d Rock Island R. R., five miles
from Tiskilwa, ToroR of Arispe, Bureau Coun-
ty, Ill. Packages put up in the best manner
(for which charge ofcost only will be made)
and shipped at either place. No charge for
delivering at depot.
l offer for sale for the spring of 1857
5000 Apple Trees, four years old. Selected,
90 cts. each. Average lot, Sl5 per 100. $l25
per 1000.
$4,000 three years old selected ] 5 cts.each.
Average lot, Si2.50 per 100. 100 90 per
1000.
10000, 9 years old; 8 90 per 100, IS 90 per
1000.
10000, year old. 90 per 100, 40 90 per
l 600.
1900 Dwarf Apple Trees 2 and 8 years old
25 to 35 cts. each. Average lot 20 90 to
80 90 per 100.
1000 Standard Pears, common size, so cts.
each. &.
1000 Dwarf Pears, years old, ready to
fruit, 90 each; 2 years old, so cts. 40 90
per l00
1000 Plums, years old, very large IS cts.
each, so 90 per 100 ;S years old 80 cts, do 90
per 100.
1000 Cherries, both Standard and Dwarf
9 years old, so cts; 40 90 per 100 ; few May
Duke; years old, large, ready to fruit, Is
cents.
Also Peaches, Grapes, Currants, DC. Or
namental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Plants, Ever
green's of 10 varieties, &c.
For particular description, please send for
''New Description Catalogue" sent free to
all that apply for it.
ian Z, 1856. 2t
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simnson & McCanlsv.

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
~ Merchants, Quindaro, Kansas.
6 Persons forwarding goods to as vii
please ship them to the care of Messrs. Sim
mons and Leadbeater, st. Louis.
The site now occupied By Quindaro has
fer long time attracted the attention Of in
teliigent travellers and business men. Here
tofoFe it has been in the possession of those
who had no power to sell it. This bar to
capital and enterprise Is at length removed,
and Quindaro viii soon become the Com
mercial Metropolis Of the Far West.
Persons sending merchandise to Kansas,
Will do we'll to ship it to this place, for the
following reasons:
Quindaro is the oEly point in Kansas near
the junction Of the Missouri and Kaw rivers,
which Is permanently accessible to- steam
boats. The channel of the Missouri In front
of the town is very deep and narrow. The
river itself ploughs over solid ledge which
/ affords no foothold forsa sand bar. The
Levee is mile and quarter in extent, eve
~ foot of which, even when the river Is al
| its lowest stage, is accessible To steamboat:
of the heaviest draught.
At this point the Missouri flows between
two rocky bluffs. which furnish barrier t.
the migratory character of the river. 1t car
never change its channel.
From Its situation, Quindaro viii receive
and control the whole trade Of the Kansa:
Valley and of the country south Of the Kan
sas, as far as Texas.
Quindaro is but thirty miles from Law
renee; road between the two places, will
the necessary bridges, is already under con
tract In addition to this means of comRu
nication. two boats will ply regularly be
tween Quindaro and Lawrence.
The ePsoprietors are pledged to expend II
Quindaro all moneys arising from the sale Q
shares. Twenty thousand dollars have al
ready been set apart for grading streets. 1
steam mill Of one hundred and twenty hors
power has been purchased and will soon b
in operation. A large Hotel is also in pro
cess of construction.
Simpson and Mecauley. having mad
preparations to erect commodious ware
house, in season for the spring trade, sOlici
the attention of shippers.
Quindaro, Jan. "a lS57.-tf
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New Goods.

TNHE subscriber has purchased the stock
l. of Goods of Messrs. G. W. W. dutch
inson Co., and rented the store heretofore
occupied by them, where he is now receiving
a large and carefully selected stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing,
Hardware. Crockery and Glassware, Hats
and Caps, Leather, Window Sash, Doors,
Glass, Nails, Iron, Cement, Plaster, Plaster
ing Hair, etc.
Special attention is invited to our very
extensive stock of Groceries, consisting in
part of the following articles:
25 sacks coffee;
45 bbls. coffee sugar;
hhds n. o. sugar;
6 bbls Mackerel;
$500 lbs God Fish;
1000 lbs. ". R. Cheese;
300 sacks table salt;
100 4" G. A. salt;
1000 sacks extra s. F. Flour;
25 boxes Star Candles;
80 &" soap;
Is bbls Molasses;
Together with large assortment OF
Teas, Tobacco, ETC., etc, which are offered
for sale at fair prices, for cash. Those wish
ing to purchase are respectfully invited to
call and examine our stock. j. BLOOD.
Lawrence, January "a, le57.-tf
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Notice

rs hereby given, that there are in my store
i certain boxes and packages of goods, mark
cd as below. If said goods are not called fol
and charges Paid in reasonable s nab ;. length 3
charges.
l box marked j. S. johnson, Council City
K. T.
gboxes and / chest, merchandise, Johr
Swan, Leavenworth City, K. T.
corn planter, / corn shelter. plows, eul-
tivator and box, Fullington SS Whitney, Fit
Riley, 4. T.
box, John Y. Wilson, Topeka, K. T.
1cask, T. f. Reynolds, Leavenworth City
X. T.
/ box, R. b. Carmine. Topeka, 4. T.
box, Edward II. Moves.
n. McCRACKEN.
Leavenworth City, January 8l.-St
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Land Agency.

T0HN B. WOOD respectfully informs the
y public that he has taken an office in Mr.. c.
Stearns' store, opposite the post-office, Massa-
chusetts street, where he will be happy to as
sist those who may wish to buy or sell real
estate in this city or Territory. To his large
circle of acquaintance in New England he trusts
no recommendations on his part are necessary
and to such of them and others, in different
parts of the country, as wish to invest money
in Kansas, he tenders his services, and assures
them that all business entrusted to him shall be
attended to with fidelity and despatch.
Persons addressing him viii please write
Kansas" on their letters, and not " K. r"
Wanted. 10 acres of land in the immediate
vicinity of Lawrence, for fruit and flower
garden.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-07

ORnOMORE BOOK AGENTS WANTED
SOOO to circulate RAPID SELLING
valuable family works, which attract by theil
Low PRICES, INTERESTING CoNTSNTs, and ST.
PERB CoLoRED PLATES. For full particulars
apply, if you live East, to HENRY HOWE, No
log Nassau street, New York; if you live
West, to the same, III Main street, Cincinnati
Jan. 81, '57.-ly*
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Registers s Notice.

REGIsTER's OFFICE, Kansas Territory,l
LEooNrToN, January Is, 1851.
DEING in the daily receipt of large num-
ID Der of Declarations of Intentions from
Pre-emptors without any fee accompanying
notice is therefore hereby given. that after thi.
date none will be received and fled in this Of
fee aosthout payment Of the legal fee, which is
one dollar each, and all persons who have
heretofore sent in their declarations are mott
fed that the fee must be paid before eertif-
Gates will be issued, and are requested to for
ward said fees to this Office at once, on receipt
of which certificates will be sent, per mail, tC
those paying. ELY MOORE, Register.
IAN 24-St
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Land Agency and Land Office.

EDWARD Ho0GLAND, Attorney and
II Counsellor at Law and United State;
Commissioner, Tecumseh, K. T.
Presumption business and contested claims
attended to. Money to loan to pre-emptors
Land Warrants located, Claims and Town
Shares and Lots in all parts of the Territory
bought and sold. Investments made for cap
italists, and 90 per cent. satisfactorily guaran-
teed.
REFERExcEs:-Ui Exe'y John W. Geary
Lecompton, X. T.; Hon. John Mexican, Z. s
Dist. Atty, n. Y. City; Hon. W. a.. NJ
Vaughan, and Thomas n. Stinson, Esq, Te-
eunlseh, K. T. (Jan. 24-tf.
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Lots for Sale.

I OF No. "a New Hampshire street. Said
Ia lot is well located fox store, and viii
be sold at good bargain to the purchaser.
Also the following corner lots, viz:
Lot No. 81 Tennessee street.
81 Connecticut 4"
go Pennsylvania /"
/" lei New Jersey
Sc 1913 Indiana
=" l6l New York
' I62 /"
I" $40 Mississippi
I" lSS Kentucky &c
The last four are double lots, on each
of which may be placed eight good houses,
and leave room for beautiful park in front
and eommodious back grounds.
JOHN B. WOOD.
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Hear ye! Hear ye! ALI the Inhab-
itants Of the earth, and especially
nf Kansas Terrifnrui

FU RNITURE Furniture Furniture |
l. With the opening Of navigation, we
shall be on hand with a full assortment of
Furniture of all kinds, also Veneer's, Hard
ware, Cabinet and Chair makers material
generally Cheap for cash ! At our old
stand, sign of the "BEDSTEAD," Delaware
street, Leavenworth City. Our motto is
"Quick Sales and small Profits "
DAVIS d HENNING.
Leavenworth City,. JAM ,1s57.-6m
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A. G.. Swift.

ENERAL LAND AGENCY. = Having
VI opened General Agency Office, will at
tend to oil business intrusted to my care. Buy
ing and selling lands and land warrants-land
warrants located at reasonable rates-will ne
gotiats the loan Of money. Money loaned
taxes paid Particular care IN making invest
ments for those wishing to settle in Kansas.
Leavenworth City, Dec. 20, '56.
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e. We invite attention to the
business card of Messrs. BURRIs &
TRowBRIDGE, who have opened a
storage and commission house at Lea
venworth. They have an extensive
warehouse, and goods shipped to their
care will be safe from violence.
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175 Valuable Recipes.

ITO make the best and cheapest Inks of
4 every kind and color; Honey as good
as that made by bees, and which does not
cost over cents per pound; Cider without
apples; secret art of catching Fish; arts and
ways to make Money, &C., &c. The whole
win be sent to any address upon the receipt
of 25 cents in money or postage stamps
Address to A S. POTTER. Stsomburgh, Pa.
ian Z, 1851. .-3m
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Wanted,

a GOOD Hcase Lot west Of the Ravine, for
n the wife Of a poor soldier who is SEN
fenced to zen years hard labor for fighting
for freedom in Kansas.
Charles Stearns viii pay for the lot, and
will wait for his pay till the unhappy pair
see better days. Who will sell to her cheaps
JOHN B. WOOD.
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liam Elected.

ion, under the bog
go last Monday, y
!, was elected to I
the vacancy made |
of E. Chapman.
the name of Os@'
" York, who was .
empt to jump the el'1
, settler at Manhatts
and who subsequenH
grossest outrage
apable oa Mr.. Linee'
, came up from Kans !
ted himself as q care
Prted a quantity of v''
fly of Westport to >
Rough to secure his ei'
: simpleton got " wo'
and has probably !
buri in disgust. He ".
handed next time. !
Osborn received !
liquor venders of L''
seems to be a strong ,
border uffianism, drnS'
their dupes.
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James Christian.

A TTOREEY AND COUNSELOR at LAW
N Lawrence, Kansas Territory, will attend
promptly to ali business entrusted to his care
in the various Courts of the Territory. Having
an experience of some years as lawyer in the
South and West, and being familiar With the
Presumption laws, he fatters himself that he
can give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage in obtaining
pre-emption to lands, collection of debts, and
in getting redress for bloody noses.
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Hew ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rnrris 4 Trozhridee.

C,ToRAGE, COMMISSION AND FOR
- vsrding Merchants, and General Steam
boat Agents, corner Of Delaware street ana
Leyee. LeaFenworth City, Kansas Territory
Feb I, lS57.-6m*
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Kansas Land Agent.

EH A. HUNT has taken an Office in the En-
i igrant Aid Building, Massachusetts, ST,
where he viii give his attention to negotiations
for the purchase and sale of Real Estate. He
intends holding daily public sales on the open
ing of navigation.
Lawrenee, Kansas, january At.
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Cyrus Tator,

A TT0RNEY AT LAW and Cosnmis-
n sfoner Of Deeds for Iowa and Newly York
Particular attention given to procuring and
locating land warrants, pre-empting claims
DC. Office at 0sawatomie, Kansas.
NoY. %. 1856.
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Cold Weather.

A letter from Council Bluffs, Iowa,
aates that the thermometer fell to 3s
Ssegrees below zero, on the 18th and
10 a0'h OF January. Snow was two feet
mere there was no snow, and the
e, ~ mometer. at onr office, indicated
: aes- belowzero. Quite cold enough.
We thenght, for Kansas.
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LsHyenc6 sazsls and Esaess
snafeetorx.

IAAES 6 sAEDs las siways % hand
= Al assortment q exe<yfking "A bis iEe.ov
makes the sa1le = 5FleF cn the shortest na
tee Saddles, HsFhsss. BRIDES Saddle Bags.
Cellars, p1rs. Pistol Holsters, Belts, IasAes.
Nhsng Leather. Copper RiEefz, &C.
In1saa or Fancy Brides, and Asaingefs,
on hS5d, also : superior lot q sasals oyer.
shoes.
Lasrsnce. Nov Is, le5s.
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a Street Conversation.

HGOOD morning, Mrs. H.; where are you
" going so early?' said the amiable Mrs
c., as, on opening her outside door, one
bitter cold morning, she observed her neigh
Dor, closely wrapped in cloak and shawl, OF
her way to the centre of the town.
up street, on business; where else do you
suppose housekeeper like myself would b.
going so early?' replied Mrs. H., with {
smile of self-assurance on her countenance
as she inwardly contrasted her own prompt
ness with what she considered the dilatorl
ness Of her less energetic neighbor.
What business draws you up street 81
early?' inquired the inquisftive Mrs c.
% this horrible shopping replied hei
friend. Why, yesterday. it took me unit
half-past eleven, to purchase what l needed
for dinner; and, of coulse, Mr.. II. was rather
cross, at not finding dinner ready. So
| thought / would start in season, to-day, as
do hate, above all things, scolding hus
band
SO do /, Mrs H. responded the mild
Mrs. c.; but, thank Heaven, don't have
to go up street so early as this, every morn
ing, to keep Mr.. C. in good humor.'
iH.w do you manage, then,' asked Mrs
H., with some degree of interest, as she real
ly did detest anything which would changt
Mr. HIS usually kind words into curses.
in this way responded Mrs. c.; I bur
all my provisions at one place. For in
stance: do not get my meat at one store
butter and sugar at another, tea, coffee, anC
molassess at third, bread at fourth, po
tatoes at fifth, -four at sixth, DC; but
go directly to the Lawrence Provision De
pot. and there procure just what / need-anC
it is Immediately sent to me, if wish it.
'Indeedi exclaimed Mrs. H; and where i
that place? l did not know as any one stor'
in town kept all these articles
Ito be sure, replied her friend; and hand
ing her the Herald of Freedom she pointet
her to the following advertisement; which
Mrs. H. gladly read, and acted accordingly
We would advise every one to initiate he
example,
NEW PROVISION STORE.
c. STEARss would inform the public tha
be has recently fitted up, at considerably
expense, grand Provision Depot, in fhi
Nese Store, ezactLy opposite The Post Office
where he intends keeping on hand every
thing in the Provision line, excepting
whisky.
He has opened a BAKERY and a MEA1
Shop, in connection with his Grocery Store
! so that ladies can save themselves the uoubl,
of going to dozen different stores, to obtair
the different articles Of provisions they need
Good Bread and Pies constantly ON hand
also Beef, Pork, Potatoes and other vegeta
bles; also the best quality of FIour, Corn ans
Meal, Molasses, Vinegar, Tea, Coffee, Su
gars, Spices, Saleratus, Raisins, Figs, Nuts
| Apples, green and dry, Butter, Lard, Ba
Soap, and everything else usually kept in
grocery store. He datters himself, that, By
diligent attention to his business, and b,
dealing fairly and politely With ali, he vii
be able TO secure his share Of the public pat
ronage.
Lawrence. Jan. j, 1857.
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The Great War.

(WHICH the ladies Of Lawrence declared
w against .Fuiler's Groc Shop has ended
with victory on the side Of Temperance, and
the isuildius 3 row used by the Subscribers IS
store room for Dry Goods, Groceries, and
Provisions snd cordial invitation Is hereby
extended to all-bu. especially TO the L4DIEs-
to give rs cali, sad we will do the very best
for them that We can. One thing Is certain:
they viii not be annoyed with the poisonous
influence Of fxkiskg.
CAMPBELL & c0SEBo0M.
G. & B.
Lawrence, Jan 10, 1851. If
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Fnundi

NEAR Lawrence, on Monday, Jan. IL, q
In small sized Revolver, which the owner
can have by proving property and paying
for this notice. Apply to j. H. Wilder, al
Bloods store or to G. L. Edwards.
January 24-tf
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H. &F. G. Adams.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW and Land Agents
IA Leavenworth City, Kansas, viii buy and
sell real estate, locate land warrants, invest
money in Kansas lands, de-, &e.
All business intrusted to them viii receive
prompt attention.
Leavenxorth CITY. Dee. 60. ,5e--ly
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80 ReWard

GTRAYED or stelsa, from the sic;nity Of the
y mouth Of Washington Greek, short the last
Of November, enc large yoke Of red and white
spotted oxen. The near one girtz ahsut seven
and half feet. stanas high at tbs shoulder,
buffalo like, with 8 xhite spot over the rsunp !:
horns shcrtish, and turn ID, ops dToops lit
tie; ieff horn snarked - L. with knife /;
ageseyen oreight has ear marked. His rnste
is lighter By two haniFed pounds very
handsome OK, trim leg and hesd, handsome
herres, white spot on the forehead, and On tie
rump, siso one on the losf, running from one
shoulder to the ether; age nine or eco years |,
beth have other white spots not dessEibsd.--
Communicate with 1ns thTough the post office
1t Lavrsn6e, Kansas,
ALFRED r. BERcAw.
Dee. q. 1856.
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Kansas Land Agency.

d S. STEVENS.' General Land Agent, and
II. Attorney at Law, LseoHpton, K. t.
Win devote particular attention to all business
in Land Court, and to the selecting and locat-
ing of Lands, filing Claims, securing Patents,
drafting Deeds, DC. All busiaess inquiries
by mail promptly answered, free of charge.
Office In same building Registers Office.
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Buckwheat Flour

lust received from Platte City Mills, a
y small qua4eity of Buekwheat Flour.
G. STEARNS.
lawrence. Feb. :, 1857.
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Tor SALE-City lot No. Y, Pennsylva-
II MIA street, Lawrence,K. 7.
Jxo G. DcreLAss
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Goldi Gold Gold I

A FAIR price, in the pure metal, win be paid
N for o few medium and low priced lots in
this city. JOHN B. WOOD.
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I z Eaoain-

A fT0RNEY Ag LAW AND REAL
IA ESTATE AGENT will execute Deeds.
Mortgages, &C., buy and sell lands ana town
lots, invest moneys in Kansas property .for
others with care and promptness.
Lawrence. Kansas. Nov. 6, $50. 2-I6
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C.. B. Clements.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, will attend to al
Il business inrusted to his sarsi also. win
attend taths purchase and sale of land and
land claims the location of land warrants, &c.
Tecumseh, ShawneeCo, KIT, Nov. p. Sc.
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MARRIED.

At Prairie City, on the 22d ult., by the
Rev. Mr. Jones, MR. WILLIAM B. HATpES to
Miss Eliza HAvEss, beth of Prairie City.
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IAttg's apa Iaqo Agents,
Holm Hutchinson,

II AwYER AND LAND AGENT, offs<
III No. 36 Massachusetts, street, Lawrenee
Dec. 90, 1856. ly<
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FOR SALE-cify lot No. 43. Pfnckney
street, Lawrence, K. T.
Jso. @. DoreLass.
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pOTATOES p

TUST received By the subscriber, not from
y the q Border Ruf6ans. . but frsm beFSnd
thew akarusa. $50 bushels spleadid Meshpn-
Nos. 5, 1856. q. sTEARNS.
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Apple Trees, Pear Trees and Grape
Vines.
TINE subscriber will have for sale, as soon
i as the river opens, large lot of eulti-
waited Apple Trees.
Also, 1000 Dwarf Pear Trees, on Ounce
stocks.
Also, Peach and Cherry Trees.
Also 2000 Grape Vines.
All of which will be sold cheap.
JOHN B. WOOD.
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EoR SALE-City lot. No. y Vermont
Il street, Lawrence, <. T.
Jzo. G.. DoreLAs.
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CTATI0NERY. - We keep the largest.
~ cheapest and best assortment Of ali kinds
of Stationery to be found anywhere this far
West. Papers" Owen & Huributis" finest
Letter Cap, plain and ruled. for circulars and
reporting. fne Bath, Commercial Note, as lOw
as 10 cents per quire Colored and Fancy
Note of all patterns. plain and fancy Envel.
opes to suit Inks-Carnine, blue and black
and indelible; Pens-Gold pens with silver
holders, "Phinea's Patent Fountain Pen, "a
steel pens of best brands Pocket and count
inghouse Inkstands; States, Pencils; Visit
ing and Playing Cards. Drawing Paper and
instruments, Sealing Wax, Waters. Also.
Backgammon boards, Dominoes. dc. Mem
orandum Books, Time Books, very cheap. by
". &E.
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ESoR SALE-Cisy lot No. III, Tennessee
Il street, Lawrence, Z. T.
JSo. G. DoreAIss.
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school Books for Kansas.

WTE keep on hand the best and only COM
w plete stock of School Books yet in
Kansas. Towns Speller and Reader, Wat
sons Mental Arithmetic, Cornell's eesg-
raphies. Buliion's Grsmmar, Cutters Ply
sioiogies. swiA's Prim. Philosophers. DC.
schools yet established. Teachers supplied
On all the most reasonable terms. Call, by
all means, and examine our stock.
WOODWARD d FINLEY.
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Tor THE LITTLEoNEs.-A fine assort-
L ment of Toys and Games Scr Children.
Also, Toy Books and Autographs. Prints of
Birds, Animals, DC. for drawing studies.
W. IF.
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SROz. more Sulp. ouinine Just received
OO by WOODWARD 4 EFINLEY.
Books I! Books!! Booksif!
TNHR MAGAZINES are fer sale by
l. WOODWARD d FINLEY.

T IGHT LITERATURE.-NoyeIs &c., by
IL all the best authors, such as Dickens i.
Levers, Capt Marryatt's, Thackeray's Fred
Smiths, Mrs Soathworth's, Mrs. Gray 8,
Miss Pickering's, T. s. Arthur, end many
others. For sale by ~. 3 F.
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To Inyalids.

.HtoRN-sTARCH. Tapioca, ArroE iRoct
~ and Rice, for sale at the Lawrence Pro.
Fision Depot, opposite fhe Post Office.
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~ We invite attention to the 0d-
ditions to our prices current this week