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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11


Mr. Daniel Bowen Unio Of Rach NY
Mr. W Haggard Veraer Macopie co III
Mr. Porter Spencer BratticbcroHgh vt
Louis Brown AstoTia Fulton Co III
Mr. Z Kennedy Astoria III
Dir 4 ] Baes Lafayette Ind
Miss Martha Hunt Greensborough Ind
Mai Daniel Colt Brookteld Vt
Mr Lorens Filing Malvern Ohio
Mrs Mary Thoie Allegheny City Pa
Mr. John Thompson Lsyerings Ohio
Hiram n Frogge Pleasant Retreat 10
Capt Z Burgess st Charles II T
Win Burke Esq Waterford va
Mr. Massen Bennett Bowiinggreen DO
Samuel II Burgess 0sxasso Mieh
] L Voorhers Esq Pontiac Mich
Miss Kate II Brown Hartford Vt
Mr. Israel Pike Biddeford Maine
Miss Mary Wisdom Wright st Long Acre
South Adelaide South Australia
C. W. BABc0CK, P. u.
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Tseie work.. Chicaeo IfIinois

rs the largest aehinery mandatory and
i depot, in the United States where may be
found Railroad Freight Cars. Portable and Sta
tionary Steam Engines. Locomotive and CYL
inder Steam Boilers. All kinds of Wood and
Iron Machinery. Premium Portable Circular
Saw mills. Noyes' Portable Flour and Corn
Mills, with new improvements with or without
Bolts. General Mill Furnishings. Superior
Single Mills. Steam and Water Guages.
Steam Whistles. Finished Brass Work and
Engine Trimmings. Castings and Mill Gear
ing. Gates Patent Screw Cutter. Best Ma
chinists' Files. of our own importation. =
Smoke Pipe. Brooches. Sheet Work. etc. etc.
We say to our paercns and the public gener-
allo that heretofore we have not been able TO
keep up with the demand, and now We have
largely increased our works. increased our Firm
and have greater facilities for supplying the
West with Machinery than any other Estab-
ment.
?. W. GATES. Z. g. WARNER. 7. CHALMERS.
A. G. WARNER. d. z. FRASER
April IL. 1y.
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BR1sroL. Pa. Feb. 9. 1857.

DHlSIOL, a., EcDs =, 1CO1s
&. w. BnowS-MY DEAR SIR Il
had intended writing you sooner but
delayed doing so in reference to ysur
own interest. Heartily do coDgratu-
late you upon the restoration of the
Herald of Freedom, which, Phoenix
like, has arisen from its ashes with
renewed life and energy. Under the
Aattering auspices of its fair friends,
and the more substantial support of
the lovers of freedom, it cannot fail
to achieve a noble destiny. The
black night of Vandalism, of afro
cious wrongs and horrors, that so re-
Gently scourged your young and pro-
missing Territory, has, it is most graft
flying to believe, given place to a
bright day of hope, of peace and fu-
ture prosperity.
1t is to be deeply regretted that the
friends and opponents of the vexed
question of Slavery, in the absence of
all rlghtful authority in the Territory,
to legislate thereon, had not, as Ne
braska is wisely doing, postponed its
agitation until the Territory shall have
attained to the dignity of State Sow
ereignty, and then, in the spirit of
true Republieanism, by the majority
of voices of those interested, free from
outward pressure, and by municipal
action under State Sovereignty. to
which alone the subject legitimately
pertains, definitely decided the admis'
sion OF inhibition of that peculiar In
stitution.
According to the most approved
doctrine of the day, slavery is. be
fieve, the appropriate subject for mu'
nicipal rather than constitutional pro
vision-which, if generally adopted
and observed, would avoid the seeming
+ paradox of presenting for Congress
sional supervision a question owe
which, it is uniformly conceded,
has no authority at all. And there
1 by, too, would be removed that fruit
full source of those sectional jealous
; lei S, bad feelings, and heart-burnings
which so disturb the political and so
\ cial relations of our country, and
E times even threaten to topple dow
e the fair fabric of our Republican In
stitntions.
But this is subject to which l r'
fer with great modesty, deferring itt
A those more conversant with it than
e am. Truly yours, DC, SUBSCRIBER.
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wvan8ott General Land Agency.

r ANDS. Claims, City Lots and Shares for
i 4 sale. Land warrants bought and sold on
commission; land warrants located; lots for
lease. houses for sale and lease.
Territorial information furnished to enli-
grants collections made on reasonable terms
money invested upon security fully guaranteed; ;
promptly. Special attention viii be given 70
The practice Of the law in the Territorial Courts
aud the L. s. District Courts.
NJ. w. DELAHAY.
wyandott. K. T.. April IL, 1851. :.
Refer to the leading business men generally
of the Territory.
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II may be True

THAT 'sRoLLING STONE GATHERS 40 MOSS. -
DEING somewhat of an innovator upon es-
ID tablished customs. ] think ] shall try the
truth of this old adage. / have therefore re-
moved to Nos. % and 81 Massachusetts street
one door North of HorEsby d Ferrill's. and
directly opposite the Messrs. Duncan's store
1t is tue that my store is not quite so stylish
as the stone one but my customers viii not DC
in danger of having their heads smashed in by
the falling plastering as at the store have re-
Gently occupied. In the mean time, am max
ing arrangements TO erect q three story brick
building for my own use which hope viii bs
finished off in the most approved style
shall be happy to see ali my old customers
at my Hsw stand, and as many OF their friend;
among the new emigants, as they ean bring
along with them. C. 6TEAkSs.
Lawrence, April II, 1857.
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Claim Notes.

T HEREBY warn all persons from having
L any thing to do with the North East quar-.
ter Of Section Is. Township ~. Range IL.
Shawnee Co., adjoining Washington on the
South. was driven of this claim, my life
threatened and my house tDrn down and burn.
ed. by man living in Big Springs. Theie
facts intend TO prove and apply TO the
land Office for a title tot the claim, as soon q:
it comes in market.
n32, ,4w W. II. BROWN.
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MARRIED.

At Prairie City, on the oath ult.. by Rev.
Mr.. Still. Mr.. J. p Moore to Miss Catharine
Brandaee. all of Prairie City.
On Pottawatomie creek Feb. Is by Rev. Mr.
Mellow Mr.. VIM. Tuil to Miss Mary A. har-
mon also at the same place Feb. 26. by Rev.
Mr.. Dow. Mr.. Giles Sdndling TO Miss Eliza
Harmon and Mr. Daniel Harmon to Miss Mary
Jane Sanding, all of Pottawatomie.
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Claim for Sale.

CNTUATED half way between Lawrence and
= Topeka three and a half miles southwest
from Leyompton. and half mile south oi the
California road In the vicinity of the residence
of Edward Boston. 1t is a prairie claim has
a cabin Is feet long by II wide with stone
chimney. about a cord of fuel. well q few
rods east of the cabin; well feet deep. water
being found at that depth, but not u sufficient
quantity. Price 800.
p. P. FOWLER, Bloomington.
Lawrence April H. 1857.
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= w The LighgoOt arrived at our
Levee on Tuesday morning with 2OO
tons of freight on board, among which
was large quantity of flooring, sash.
chairs, beds;eads &c. Messrs. HYAT
and Army were on board, as was Mrs.
NICHOLS, besides several other distin-
guished persons.
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CAUTION.

r hereby notify the public that my claim Is
/ situated on the n. E. * Section, Township
IL. South Range l9 East Of the 5th parallel
meridian. And hereby caution the public
against purchasing lots located in said claim,
as have the only lawful title to the same un-
der the precmpsion act. ] have understood
that one Ar. Chapman has been eDdeayoriDg
to negotiate some loss and builaines en my
claim All such sales viii be invalid, and pzr-
ehasers must govern themselves accordingly.
GAIUS JENKINS
Lawrence. April II. 1857.
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KANSAS FMTGRANTS

ment of of fin iqla ana 1pS 1Spps pfpSRR1s1f assSI.
a general variety of Hardware, including
Mechanics Tools, Agricultural Implements
of all kinds, and Iron, Nails. Glass, Sash,
Doors, &C., &c, at the Lawrence Hardware
Store and Agricultural Warehouse, corner
Massachusetts, and Winthrop streets, Law.
renee, K T. TERMS CASH.
| n32tf ALLEN g. GILMORE.
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For Sale.
Qnn Anh Usage Orange plants Of last
CUU,UUU years growth.
JOSEPH GARDINER.
Law 0PFTCE

THE undersigned legregiously and pre-
1 sumPtuously, without the consent Of
any spectator, Ofice-sseker or fanatical
politician, Of any sect or party whatever)
has concluded 20 practice law under the bc-
gus statutes, by opening law Office in Law
renee, two doors south of the Post Office.
An persons entrusting him pertaining to the
legal profession can safely rely on his fulfil
ity of purpose and intbeeiiity of intellect.
n32tf M. PATTERSON.
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~ We h ave neglected to answ,

~ We h ave neglected to answer
the numerous inquiries by letter
..What has become of the Herald Of
Freedom, - as we take it for granted
that all will receive it regularly here
after, and that it viii explain itself
without the necessity of SO many per-
sepal explanations.
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To Surveyors and Civil Engineers.

w. q L. E. GtELEY, Troy. N. z, are the
largest manufacturers Of Surveyors and
Engineers Instruments in the Union. They
will send their MANUAL, book Of So pages,
giving prices, adjustments, and accurate IL
iustraiions. by mail. frae 0f charge, to all
those wishing to purchase instruments.
Apply to ". . E. GURLEy, Troy. Ny.
Troy, n. Y. Feb. %, '57-ih6s
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ArEu n,

LAWRENCE, ArEIL Il. 1851.
TNHE sen1i-snnual meeting Of the Kansas
i Association Of Congregational Ministers
viii be held at Topeka, Saturday. April s5th.
All Congregational ministers in tbe Territory
are earnestly desired TO be pTeseBt. as bushes
Of great importance IN relation 20 church edi
fees &c-. viii be brought before the ASccfa-
ten. By order Of Association,
S. 7. LUM, L6derzEor.
April II C. HARVEY JONES. Hsvf
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~ We understand that the Meth
odist denomination have determined
to build College at Palmyra. twelve
miles south of Lawrence.
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stsam saw-mill for Sale.

YINHE undersigned offer for sale their mill at
i Benicia on the river. l miles West OF Law
renee, and 21{ miles East of Lecompton.-
Terms very moderate.
JOHNSON s. MCDONALD.
Anril IL If
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He'd corn.
B. STAT g B

EN0R Sale cue handred and fifty bushels Of
E White Seed Corn Of the hrst quality.
uar.I5. 's7-tf FAXOE & EASTER.
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Es 1t will be seen by referring to
our advertising columns. that Mr.
Army has opened a Land Agency and
General Intelligence Office in Law
renee. Mr.. Army is well acquainted
in Kansas, can give valuable infor-
nation, and mag be relied upon as a
correct business man.
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~ We omit our list of acknowl-
and meteorological table
this week to make room for more press
ing matters.
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Information Wanted.

Of sylvander TarbeIl-any person knowing
anything Of the Whereabouts OF an indi-
yia,ai Of said name VIII be rewarded by Put
t;,,o ma In ,,essesSion cf such information.
Address DAVID TARBELL.
LswTene, L. z.
Apg:i IL. - Territorial PsFsrs please cory.
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KANSAS Ear1aRAaTs.

e fyiRCULAfIEG Library--,ev and poYa-
Oisr bcoks are constantly sdded. q. pub
Ii.k. l. o. wILAARTH
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W. A Hol4on q Co.,

"H0LISALE and Rtt&il Dealers in Drugs,
w Aealicinps. .faints. Dye stnffs. tfls, Glass,
Fountsin SvTtp.. Patcat Medieincs and pure
Wines and Brandy fcr medicinal SuIposes.
Have been eigbtes:i years In this bnsinsss III
the West, and are prefafci 90 give satisfaction
to ali applicants.
Our Soda Wster and syrurs are admitted 10
be the best west of the Allegllanies.
Prescriptions ofaIi kinds prepared with nest
ness and acetfrncy.
Outfits Of EmigTsnts to Kansas or to Cslifor-
mia. furnished in the best style and as fair pri-
e.. Corner Third and Bellies 8. eel, Alton, Ill.
April &c, ls56-6m
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CURRIER & MCCORMICK
Claim Notice.

T hereby request and notify all persons not to
/ Interfere or have any thing to do with the
Fast quarter of section thirty y-four in township
twelve. range seventeen. as j intend to pre-
n1nnt the same for home. although have
been driven out of my house Dy fOrce OF arms
nv goods thrown out Of doors. and preelu-
ded from enjoying quiet possession and max
ing the improvements desire.
AMANUEL HAWKER
p;o Srr;Dos ADril II I25H
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To Inyalids.

CoRN-STARCH. Tapioca,. Arrow Root.
~ and Rice, for sale ct the Lawrence frSt'-
vision Depot, opposite the Post Office.
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KENDALL HOUSE,
West side Of the Public Square,
Wasilf StOn. Iowa.

THIS House is entirely new. and newly far
i.ished-alI first class order; and latter
myself that can and viii merit share Of the
public patronage
] therefore beg leave to call your attention
and ask your influence, which shall strive TO
merit. Hoping 10 hear from, OF zee you soon,
remain sTlliy yoars
VIII. KENDALL.
{g.sb;nste,r,. Anrif IL. Itz
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w. T. Miller & Co.,

DEALERS in Lumber. Luh, Shingles,
II Sash, Doors. Blin.', e;e. Oiaee On
Fourth street, near th. hicago and Missis-
sippi r. r. Dep9., Al an. III.
AprfI &c. Is: k.-lvs
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O. D. ELLIS. }. o. cAvENDER. JAs. Smith,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BILLS, LAVENDER & CO.
HHoLEeALE pEALERe

IHoLEeALE DEALERS,
NIO. AZ MAIN STREET, corner Of Pine
l stree st. Iouis, No., are now receiving
thcii spring stock which is of superior quality
and style. Comprising a choise assortment 0f
Mems fine French Calf and Kip Boots. fancy
She's and Brcgans. Also Womenk', Misses
and Childrens' Shoes Of every style and price.
They have on hand large assortment of La
dies, Philadelphia Shoes. All Of which they
will sell to prompt men or foI cash at small
advance over eastern prices.
An examination Of oHr Stock is solicited.
March Is, 1857. m.
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L. EERTHotD.
Shawnee House.

THIS house is now open for the aocomno-
il dasion Of the travelling public. 1t is un-
dergoine thorough repairs with large additions.
Il Is located on Shawnee St. few rods west OF
the Painters House ON high ground, and the
most healthy and pleasant location in the city.
,fhe pubic are respectfully invited to call, the
propriesors pledgng every comfort usually
found In q western hotel.
: CIV. FERRELL. & Co.. ProprietoTs-
Leascnworth city, K. T., April IL, 1857. tf
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Topeka and Manhsttsn Stage Line.
WILL leave Topeka every Thursday
w morning for Manhattan via. Bourras'
Mission, Mill Creek, and Waubonsa. Re
turning will leave Manhattan every Monday
morning. This route passes on the south
side of Kansas river and through the most
beautiful portions of Kansas valley. crossing
at Manhattan Ferry, and is the nearest and
best route to and from Fort Riley to the
eastern part of the Territory. n32f
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A. 0lcott.

WHoLESALE and Retail Dealer in Par.
w Tor Furniture Of Rosewood, Mahogany.
and Walnut. Also, Mattresses, and Uf.
holsetry generally, Looking Glasses. Glass
Plate, Willow Ware. Dining Room. Bed
Room and Kitchen Furniture. and q agcnerei
stock of Furniture for Steamboats,, Hotels,
Offices; Scheol Rooms, Lodges, &c. Orders
solicited. Warer0om corner Of Second and
State streets. Alton, Ill.
April 90, 1S56.-Iy
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5. Il. BIooD. o. A. BAssrrr O. G. BaAczrTT
Kansas Land AgeneY.

Ass4S-ss 4eSak1 VIZ
DLooD. BASsETT d BRACKET, Sur
- veyors snd General Land Agents, Law.
renee and QuiBdaro
RTERKxcIs-H HEM. Williams q Co.. Bsnk-
err, Fairfield, Iowa; h j. Stevenson 4 Co.
Bankers, Fori Des Hsines. Iowa; Cod. T. 4.
Walker, Register Lznd Office. Fort D.s
s-sosIss. 40" Is Ogolnssign -. Ds.h'
Bankers. BuringsOa. Iowa: Col c. Rassefs.
Ediotr Of the Dial Kewabss. Iowa: Hon. @.
g. Boutwell,. Groom. Mass; @. GaTish, 1es-
chant, Groion. Mass.
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Tarxe rish vith smali nait.

r SAW in the Eer YeEk Tribune an &C
leouet of tbs sale Of Columbia College
grounds AZ fhst sale enc let Of q FEES and
one of . fset-59 fest frDn; and 90 feet deep
4-Hsrs sold together for TIE sum Of III. go
dollars. q s., 200 each Once k0,h these
lots we're aot worth City dollars. Do Peo-
pie In the States know that lots In lawrence,
80 Eses front By ll7 feet deep. are selling
doiiars-ahick may one day be worth kf,y
thousand dollsrsf Here is 3 chance 70 each
q large ish with q small bait. Ny commits
sion for buying o. selling is I've PsE eeaE~
ssb . JOHN B. WOOD.
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wsshington. April Il. IT
Potatoesl PotatossiI

u ANTED by the subscriber s0a bushels
w Ist analisy Potatoes, for which s2.e0
Per bushel in cash vii be paid, if d.liyered
soon. e. SIEARAs.
LavTcnes, April IL, 1851.
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ONLY FIFTY CENTS 4 YEAR!
THE PITTSBURG REEKLY DISPATCH
is sent one year, to clubs of ten, mailed to
l. one address, for Five Dollars. Send fof
a specimen copy to Foster f FLEEsoEs
Publishers, Pittsburg, Pa. nS2 3ms
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T0N B a y Z

6LroN. fLIxofs.
Capital $3.50. 900.
COLLECTIONS made. and exchange for
~ sale on ali the principal cities in tho
Union.
Collections remitted for promptly On day
.a payrneAt. Z. MARSH. President.
UffAS. A. CALDWELL. Cash.
Alton. H., Nov. 8, 1856. Lie
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D. II. Weir.

D. II. Weir.
A TT0RNEY and COUNSELOR at LAW,
"A General Land and Collec'iHg Agent,
Lawrence, Kansas Territory. Having open.
ed General Agency Office. viii attend to
all professional business entrusted to my
care. including the securing and collecting
claims. investigating titles to Lots, buying
and selling. paying taxes, Leaning and In
vesting Money, Locating Land Warrants.
Entering land on time for settlers, and agen-
Icy business generally.
REFkRs 70 Hon. s. G. Halfway, Eimira.
ny; jas. Bradley. Omaha City. n. T.;
Messrs. Paine Wade, Cleveland. Ohio:
Coltsx. = III Hconnsb e. r.l l.s l Psg!e. Ind; Hon.
Rose, La Porte. Ind; Dem. Press Print Is
CLARK st. Chicago.
Office on Mass. ST., over Woodward and
Finley's Drng Store. tmar IL 81 d
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For Sale.

A CLAIM and Improvements lying i-s
"A miles East Of Prairie City.
Share Of EmpeTia Town Stock.
Land Warrant.
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TnnniAe. Brothers.

WHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols,
Gun Triiainings. &c. Also, Dealers in Iron
andS.<-i, B.ksmiths' Tools. Spring and
axel,. Second street. klnn. Ill.
Alton, IN. Nov. 8, 1856. lys2-l6
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Letters retained Tor non inesit o. fossslse
Arthur Gunther Milwaukee. Wis
Mrs.. Seranhine Jones. Frewshufy Chant Cor
Rev Joseph Brooks st Louis Mo
Mr. Elisha Morrow Green Bay Wis
lanes Walton Ten Mile Washington Co "a
" ! on Shueville Johnson Co Iowa
Mis- Margaret 4 Michel Aillgrove Stephenson
Co III
Miss Amanda Mitchell Millgrove Stephenson Co
Illinois
Nrs I, a Adams Chester VI
WT ssbsrIes Bis Releit Beck Co Wis
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Eg- Attention is invited to the adj
yertiscment of Mr. WalraAs directed
to the Michigan settlers in Kansas.
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Haven. & Crandan.

IMPORTERS Wholesale and Re;sil Deal.
i ers in China, Glass, cueeHsware. Silver
Plated, Japanned and Britannia u are. Lamps.
Table Cutlery, DC Third st,, ct, Alton. Ill.
hnril g6. 1856 lys
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n Rananluh. Architect.

p n Randnlph. Architect.
FTHE subscriber is permanently located 4:
i Ne. 80 Mass. st. where he will be hapy
to confer with those who contemplate build.
ing. the coming season. He will draw plans
write specifications. suPerintend every de-
scrip;ions of bailding. and fiattsrs himself
being practical Builder, that he can give
entire satisfaction to the most particular.
REFERS TO
WV. n. R.LYkIxs, COL L. W. ELpEIpaE
E. ELpRIDeE Eco, p. RIcHAoSD BRooks.
Lawrence, March II, 1857. II
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Flourl EloaYi

10l Sacks frst quality Flour Just received
AOV and for sale at , less pTIcs than IL
will cost in Leasearorh, with tie hsuline.
Lawrence. Feb. 81, 81. C. STEARNs.
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Z. D. LADD. Q. ,. fkkA1lss.
Ladd 4 Prentiss.

H D. LADD. Q. B. fRENdleS.
Ladd & Prentiss,
DEAL Estate Brokers and General Land
II Agents. E. d. LADD, Notary Public.
and Register of Deeds. $c. Messrs- L. and
P. will attend TO any business connected
with the above Agency-buy and sell on
their own account, or on commission, town
lots, interests in Lawrence. and other towns
in Kansas, and farm claims. Mr. L. viii
take acknowledgements and proofs of Deeds
and other instruments in writing, make oui
conveyances and other papers.
Having the Office Of Register Of Deeds
fapproved by Statute,) and Notary Public
also having been residents of Lawrence and
| It's vicinity from the time of it's settlement
they possess superior ADVANTAGES for th'
transaction of bu mess. Office. No. 10 Mass
Street, Lawrence, Kansas. March II, 1851
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soUATTER STORE.

d. w. McC MICE
Delaware St., Leavenuorth City. K. r.
DEALER in Dry Goods, Notions, Boots
II and Shoes, Groceries and Ready Made
Clothing-by wholesale and retail.
n32f
CURRIER & MCCORMICK,
ForscGrding and Commission Merchants
LEAvENwoRTH CITY, K. T.
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Brsadl Bread!

THERE are enIy twoplsees IN t5an where
L bread en- be bought without enroursg.
ing the sale Of Alcokclie drinks. One Il
them Is at my GTcesFy Hsose, oPpoits ths
P.O.; and the ufhef Is cay next d0w ne;eh-
L,ors. PssEouise tie fsnpera3cs Bakeries.
Lawrence. Heb. q. 81. G. sTEAREs.
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T. L, Waples,
C. g. Mauzy,
Tonuinu brothers.

vHHoLEsALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE,
Agricultural instruments, 3rc. Store between
Lcvee and Second streets, Alton. i'll.
Nov. 6, 1856. lys
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Dy G.. OSBORNE, TecuInseh, K. T. Tray
ID e,ers to. from, and tfrougl the place gre
invited 70 give him cal,
Ap.I e. e33
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q nonPOUNDS OF BACON. PORK, &C.
O,UUU for sale, wholesale or retail, ct the
lowest pree, ct A. A. FAX0N'6 Proeisioa
St0Fe.
Lawrence. March lst. 'ss.-sm.
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johnson & Emerson,
(eucEsORs TO sTIGLEEAS, JOHNSON COL
PIASA FOUNDRY,
ATT0TQ, TT.T,YN0Ta.

XNOULD inform their friends and patrons
w that they have bought out CALVIN STIG-
LEkAs's entire enterest. in the late 6rm of
JOHNSON & Co. Having in
creased their facilities for the Manufacture of
all kinds of Saw and FIGURING Mill machinery.
are prepared to offer Inducements nns qnalied
in+he west. Descriptive pamphlet furnished
upon application. n32tf.
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.CoMNIsSIoN and FORWARDING MER-
~ CHANT. Hemp, Wool and Pfodhee Bro
ker. Orders will have pFomp: attention.
Also. agent for the Union Line Canal Beat.
70 Chiezgo. Office Nc. IA korsh sseon..
<treet, s.. Louis, 10. April 9s.-ly
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Wanted.

A fair prics win be paid for the following
IA lets, via:
Lots No. "a. New Hampshire street,
I" " lis and l2l Maryland "a
I" q 81, 56. So aad 50 Penn. !"
.. :. g and IS New Jersey ..
JOHN 3. WOOD
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Hides Wanted.

XT7AETED from one to two hundred Hides
w before the 10th Of April, for which cash
will be paid. I've cents per Ib. for eresn and