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PENNSYLVANIA RAILhOAD.
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THE Great Central Route connecting the Atanticcities
withN esteTn, Northwestern sDd Southwestern Satet,
by q continuous Railway direct Thus road also connects
at Pittsburg with daily line OF Steamers to ali ports
the Western Rivers and Cleveland Ssndusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct edsapsss and reLia5e route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great Nest
Rates between Philadelphia and PittsSurg:
FIRST CLASS. Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods t-z 49,,
Gn boxes,) Furs, Feathers, &c....... so P- wv"
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods an bales,) hardware, Lea soc per loon
THIRD CLASS-Arviis, Bagging, Bacon, Eo, ,oor
AID Pork Gn bulk, }, Hemp, &c........ 'O' per l"0H
FOURTa CLASs.-Csdee, Fish, Bacon, 4os mar 1oors
and Pork (p2cked,) Lard aud Lard Oil ~ t0A A'NA
FlOur-75 cts per Dbl. until further notice.
Graiu-85 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
CottOn-$2 per BALE otexceedng 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
Eg In shipping Goods from any point East of Phils
dephia be particular to B1crk package gG PkiJ1aeDklG
Railroad" All Goods consigned 70 the Agents of this
Road Philadelphia Pittsburg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREIeHr AeEErs-Harris, Wormey Co., Memphis
Tennessee; r. F. sass Co.. st Louis; J. :: Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dume5ni Bell and MurdOek and
Carter JeWett LOUISVILLE ky.; K. G. Medrun Madison
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin Co. Cincinnati;
y. W. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE, OaO; Leech Co, No
81 Kby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor house, New
York; 30 William street. and No. BaLter6 Place. New
York; EJ Sneeder, Philadelphia; IagraR koOns, Bal.
tmoTe; Geo. Franciscus, Plttsburg.
l. Il. HOUSTON, GsasraL ffsigA agent, PhilG.
g. J. LOMBAERT, Sup:, Altoona, Pa.
may Sly
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
/ and Pittsburg g. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg st 71 A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, A. NJ. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Psburg q p. NJ, and Psbuf.
or Philadelphia at l, 2. M. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN asves Philadelphia FOR Pttsburg J. r NJ and
Pitt5bUg for Philadelphia ST 10, Z. N.
he q pIttghuTp
10 and from ST. Louis No. Alton, Gaena aud Chicago,
H.; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville, Ky. Terra
Haute Madison Lafayette aud Indianapolis Ind; Cncn-
na Dayton Springfield Be!leontaine, Sendusky, Toledo,
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE, AaszllOn, aud Wooster.
Chic; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and TO New
Orieaas st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of tbs
above Places.
For pTher particulars Hand5ills ct the different
s,arGg points. Passengers from the West wiz bnd this
the shortest and most expeditions route to PhsdeiPhs
Baltimore New ! Ork or boston.
THOS. MOORE, AagST, Passenger Lines, Pk5l1dz,
J. ME5KiMEN, AssNr, PaSseRgsr Liaeg, PsttStllr2.
Philadelphia, I557-jsn'-ly
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Fine Old Whistles.

XE received from Philadelphia three barrels OF
w Il. d Il. Caiherwouds old Mountain kye hiskyJ
Three barrels Of xxx
Three do AJAX
Two do M
One do
Two barrels old Bourbon, 1898. These wbiskies
pnre and arc from i,51 four dollars gslcn-
FOr sale in any quantity. HOLLlS1EA & CARTER,
TIUIOn street.
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jer tidcate OF Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 hsf ........ a.
lO Quarter ........ %
81 10 kighIh ...... 10

IN ORDERING TICkEIS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address tor the Tickets order
ed, the receipt OF which they viii be forwarded by hrs
mail Purchasers have Tickets ending with any hg
they may designate.
The LstUt Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
Purchas. RS Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers Will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in tull without deduction
E4F Ali prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the prizes al the usual time OF thirty
days.
Al communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed IN other Tickets al
either office.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates either to
S. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ca.
June 26-tf
If = list of the numbers that drawn from the Wheel
the Of the is entitled TO-
will be publ he'd after every dT.wHg the tOOWug pa
peIs New Orleans Dea, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnelligencer, NeE
Weekly Day BOOK savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd DispaIoh aud New York Dispatch
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CLASS 2s-DRAws SATURDAY JULY Is. 1857.

TO be drawn ct CONCERT HALL Macon, Ga, under
l sworn Superiniendence Of Col Geo N Logan and
". c. Anderson, Esq, on every SATURDAY, In JuEe.
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Rags! IA gs!!

WILL nav x cents Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags,
delivered at my Rag Store the Northeast corner of the
Square. WooIlsa and silk Rags are not wanted.
decY5-u W,S, WHlTEMAN.
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~. .fR.B.CR.IFFaeRID, ~.

S,TORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION M8P
- CHANTS (eXcusve No. II Third street, between Mali
and River, Louisville. Ky.
Every Bind Produce and every description OF manuac
articles sold consignment The highest market
rate, and prompt returns made Part euar attention pas
10 Forwarding MerchGBdL e, live stock, &c.
All goods msrsst my will Be forwarded with dis
patch. have imperative rule make direct shipments
without taking into store thereby saving shippers eIs
da Storage, &c. Ay facility for siorngis not surpassed
In the the house sve large and eommodlons and nes
the river.
sfeT To Robinson Bro John A. biller Louisville; Rev
J. D. Cufgis t4opkfnsye }. T. Cartwright Memphis, Tenn
Col L. ol, ny polls, $ H. Pateson, JenersOnve
IA; Hon. 8. 81. 5aIy, RiehmOnd, We. lfeO27-dly.
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CAUTION To PARTIES PURCHASING
S. ". PIXIES
NJ agnolia Whiskey,

FI'HE undersigned, manufacturer snd sole p-n-
Il pTletof Of the ABOVE brand OF HISkV wonid llEi
respectfully inform his customers and purehaser~i
OF THIS celebrated band that there has appeared a r.
le and other southern markets caunter ths above
hiskV being poisonous miai0B, branded similar
bfahd u passes under me a. ~ Dixie Mzgnol.
Nhlsky, ClHctnEati JhiO, other similar n.
rae As there no part in this city s. n,
Offended u and deceive htre no would
purchase The genuine brand his statement 70 pu.
Pares on he guard there several persof In The
east AMI wes making imitation, using
sSht alteration. have sruIyzea samples uf his
counterfeit brand and Ouud that adf poisor,
s iaet alone impels the pUOic, poIecL
Wao are liable 10 be decet ed and prevent fesdIs
aeadng the use ot ns poisonous nha hereby
caution the eountets ers Of brand viii DrOsecut8
toen 10 the "a extent OF IN law. the genuf n Pkss
hsgnoa Whisky Is distilled qaalisis Aye
Ad COFn ana is Warasd free fran any doleterols
hoxlons compound, being pure and healthy beverage
Many parties Rave recently eOmmru maNng b. zHd o.
WHISKY CALLED Magnolia, thsy are an iai alton a oy
Tads brani, be careful get oh, gensne asaoa
hhskey made N the United sstes aud distilled on y ms
june IL spr9z-ly sAa'LN PINE
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OLDSHgRRYAND MADEIRA WINES AN u
NUNURIES.

DETER HARMONY NEPHEwS old Pale Sherry; lmpe
rial Pale sherry; Opey's ID POrt; sandeImzhs t9rE
Burgundy Port; lvauuOe dera; ten Hung ran To-
s. Cl4re Haul slien Clare tea Congress
later aud Superior London Cigars various brands
anrs3 HOLLIStER y GAKIER.
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SUPERIOR OLD BRANDIES, /

d EST black Imperial; Young Tyson and Gunpow de
ID Teas HOLLISIER d CAR ER,
apr23 81 UIiCI sIieei
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w have superior assortment fine old Pure Brandy,
w kind usually sold in this arket, good enough
for medicine thiss good enough for well TO drink,
but We do hot import our goods very article
sell pure, and " orh all we ask fer il. We have
l hat pipe Central S0ccey OF Vineyard tTVPrieIors ~
Brandy vintage, lS5I
DO do O,ard 1851
/ do do United Propristors vintage 1851
do A. SIzneIte.
These BraudIes sale in any quantities, at very
sma profit. HOBlISlEk d CAREER,
sDr23 % Union street
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Us received small lot Of best Leather Tuakstad
- Vallses, aud some en- style. AIS assnrt-
M nj OF Carpet Big, f,r sal }. a. Mc6ILLss
Ladies and G-Htsmen's Furnishing corner qaars
snd COllsgSstr1et. funr2O
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Lotteries, lotteries.
Jasper County Academy
LOTTERY.
CLASS aa-DRAWs SATURDAY, JULY 4. 1851.

CLASS 2s-DRAws SATURDAY, JULY IL 1851.
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SHTRH9.
CIOFH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rRUNKs, YALIsEs ANn CAnPEr

ECEtVHb per express anOli sr invoice Of Hair Toc,h
Ma land Cloth Srdsfes. Also even vare.y f cs N
and Toilet COMBS. iunesU j. a ,scG1II
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Pianos, Pianos.

CHEESE.
NE HUNDRED hOxes EnglLh Dairy Cheese ard dfy
~ boxes superior Nninsg iamtly USE, iur sals Dy
mag AZ SKI 4 THJHPsON.
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RAINITS
ONE HUNDRED packages Rasins boxes halves and quar-
- teFs, fOr sale b.
maya VESSEL & THOMPSON
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DRIED BEEF.
1--WE lierees Dried BJef iecsIved 0y
magsu MESsEL & THOMPsnN-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-03-14
Special Notice.

The Kansas Central COMMITTEES have, &C the
present time. over s. coo in tbeir possession,
which they have received from the National
Kansas COMMITTEES, with which they xsfe in
structed 70 purchase and distribute provisions
to the destitute settlers in Kansas. Is . hoped
that the citizens Of the Territory vii zee that
this fund is properly appfcpristed, TO feiisys
the suffering iAhabitaIits. s.ssoT 50 A5g
: AS much complaint has been made with re-
gar 10 the Partial and ts,littcae appropriations
Of that Gommittse. II haE been deemed neses-
sary. in future. to have all centributsuRs thst
pass through the hands of tAe 'Natiepal C.nl-
IAittee. p aced ia hands that viii co ritab,y dis
tribute il for the purposes intended. We have,
therefore. appointed eII AS. STRARNss Esq.,
OF Lawrence to assist the undersigned IN dis
bur-ing the provisions. de-. contributed By The
fTieEids OF humanity in tlss East,z and Rey. L.
Mute. Rev. sly. LIIm. Rev. C. II Lovejoy, Ree.
g. w. Hutchinson, and ~. Wnttlsss,E Esa- hsyv
been appOiHte' a committee 70 enquire into the
wants Of the people. and give ordrfs for tifir
.apely. ie:esl agents appointed by ThAD-
also lhcsc apiointsdib BY the people in The sari.
ous districts, are Tsolested5 TO report 70 lhs
above gentlemen any cases which inay require
feliefin their respective neishbofhoods, ADD,
rs far rs the funds will justify, they win b
Supplied with pFoyisiotls &c. Q Il sfifEaz
: Several Thousand dollars worth Of clothing
have been shipped by the National Commitsss.
which, we regret 10 say. have bcon dets:se3 ty
the unexpected close of navigation. Every
effort will be made to have them in the Terri
~ soon as possible. ...es-... .s-.z.
All persons who have received iEfornssion
of money or goods having been feyvafas2 a.
them through the National Committee. and
who have not received them. are Fe<ssiested, IN
the absence ef the undeIsicned. 20 commnni-
cate any information they may have II re-
gard 20 tisena, 70 G. W. Hutchinson, - Law
reBse. so that VIC may take measures 20 have
them reach the owners. - soon ss nssiestion
opens. w. IN. ARMY
Gen1 As't Nat. Ksrses Com.
Lawrence. Jan, ed. 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-03-14
JOHN D ERE's
MOLINE PLoWs IN KaNSaS.

MOLINE PLOiVS IN K.9-fS3S.
ON the opening of navigation in the
~ spring, shall send to Messrs. Allen &,
Gilmore, Lawrence, X. T., large assor:-
ment of Breakers Of all sizes, especially of
nv extra Two-HoIse Mold Board Breakers,
which has received the highest commend
ations from all who have used them; also a
great variety of Stirring, or old Ground
Piows, among which | would mention the
Improved Clipper, the No. or Eng. cast
steel Plow, and the Michigan Double or
Subsoil Piow, which should receive the es-
pecial attention of those who wish to raise a
crop the first year. have made some i'm
provements on tliis plow from last year, and
l believe i, is now perfect TO be used on
Western soil. Also Corn Plows, Cultiva-
tors, double and single Shovel Plows, Roll
ing Cutters aud Clasps, Gauge Wheels,
Truck Wheels, and ether Plow fixtures.
The quality of the stock used in my plows
is not cqualled by any establishment in the
West, and the plows are finished in very
superior styie.
Having been engaged for eighteen years
in the manufacture of plows for use in the
Western States entirely, can confidently
say to cmisranis from the Eastern States,
that these plows toM seonr and work per-
fcrtlv in any soil in the Mississippi valley.
All orders addressed to ALIEN & Gill
MORE, Lawrence, X. T., or to me at Moline,
Rock Island CO., Ills, will receive prompt
attention. Ln32;fl JOHN DEERE.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-03-14
New Goods.

THE subscriber has purchased The stock
L of Goods of Messr>. Z. ". W. aurch-
inSon Co and rented the store here ofo e
occupied by them. where be Is new receiving
a large and carefully seleced stock of Dry
Good, Groceries, Boo 5 and Shoes, Clio. hing,
Hardware. Crockery aid Glassware. Hats
and Caps. lea her, Windos Sa,h. Doors,
Glass. Nails, Iron, Cement, Plaster, Plaster
ing Hair.e!e. @ - y sa0-2 hH<1z
Special attention is invited TO our very
extensive stock OF Groceries. consisting in
part of the following ar,ieles: %
% sacks coffee; ~
As bbls. coffee sugar;
6 hhds n o. sugar;
6 bbls. Nackerel; ~
25lj lbs. Cod Fish;
2130 lbs W. r. Cheese; fc@
800 sacks table,sal!:
100 :" G. a. SALT
1900 sacks extra S. +. Flour; sj
25 boxes ar Candles;
so +" soap; i 81
Is bbis. Molasses: stav
Together. with large assortment oi
Teas. Tobacco. etc, etc, which are offered
for sale at fair prices. for cash. Those wish.
ing 10 purchae are re. pec.fully invited tt
call and examine our stock. j. BLOOD. +
Lawrence. January q, ls57.-tf sr
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-03-14

IoBBERS Of Silk Goods. Fancy Dress
- Stuff, Trimmings, Ribtens, El1broider.
les, Laces, Maniillas. e:e., have rgv open
Tor The spring seGsosi one Of the IalRc.t sf1cka
ct goods IN their line, eser sEsFed Il tho
pai,ed S:ates. Tbs system Of naifornr pFi.
ces adopted BY us sesne years siaee. together
with that Of opening 10 aeee4I7ss e1eepi gith
ea-h and ehon credit buyers. bas had The
cfcet Of largely incfeasisg oar basisess.
thereby enabling rs TO present still greater
inducements IN Goods aad prices 10 ikoss
who give &c their custom. The essss eskss.
Icting AesebGsi will Pereeiss. upea reading
snr terms, that under The Uaifsxa PSses sys-
ten ws not o1iy can affusd 10, bar aust f5o1n
aseessify sell 81 lover rates tisu 9LGse who
do business On the cid long credst system |.
our terms being mere stringent, and tie nur.
eiaz<rs whom We seek fe atiTact bsisgs g
etass. The closest hiyGs spd best jadgss ef
goods - = = ss7
Z FIszs Cash huysss xia spesises df.--
eoun. Of 81 Z per cent. It the rsassy lsesp.id
siiRl. + f. funds sl'As' s ''a days sss da'' 4
UneuFrep. money taken oaly q is market
value on ilze day L Is received.
70 merchants q un1eabted stsE4iag,
credit Of sir puths viii be given. Il desired.
*kcse Eo1sy.s reEEired q sdstnce q mas
turi'y. . discount . TIE rate . twsise p.
cent per lnnun viii Be allowed
u We 81 from merchants vssiiine the
East an examinaeion q our sseek, b.sinr SCI.
isfied thar they will be convinced that it is
not for their interests e pay The large prsaiis
that are 90 6iutely e<s9asiai TO these who
give lang credits. feb: 2sl2ts
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-03-14
Eimnson & Hccauiey.


~ Merchants. glniRdaro, Kansas.
gT Persoils forwarding goods 10 us vii
please ship them to the care Of Aessrs. Sim
mons and Leadbeate-. ST louis.
The site low occupied By Quindaro has
for a lsAg time a1fracse.is,he attention Of in
telligent travellers and business men. Here
tofore is has been ia the possession Of these
who had no pswer 10 sell IL. This bar to
capital aud enterprise IS al length removed,
and Quindaro VII sooa becmnc the Com
h.reial Metropolis of the Far West:
Persons sending merchandise. 10 Kansas,
viii do well TO ship'itlto this place, fer the
following reasons: saG slls o. 1r.rs
Quindaro is the only point in Kansas near
the junction Of the Missouri and Kaw Tisers,
which IS permanently BILE TO steam
boats, The channel Of the Missouri IN. front
Of the town is very deep and narrow. The
] river itself p1oughs ever solid ledge which
/ affords no foo.hold for q sand bar. The
| leyee Is mile and 9uarteFsin ex-ent, eve
I n foot of which. even when the river is al
! is lowest stage. Is accessible 10 steamboats,
Of thu heaviest dFaaght.a Egas z, sinr
/ At this point The Missouri flows between
! txo rocky bluffs. which furnish a barrier K
the migratory character Of thea river. Il car
4 ncrer change its channel. ....s- 49,. ~
PROM its ii uatIon, Quindaro viii receive
and euntrol the whole trade Of the Kansa-
/ Valley and Of the country kou,h Of the Kan
i sas as far as Texas.
!. Qaindaro is but thirty miles from Law
rerce; a road between the tive places, viii
the necessary bridges. is already under con
tract In addition to this means of eotaau
inication. two boats will ply regularly be
(, tween Quindaro and Lawrence.
i The propriciofs are pledged TO expend il
Quindaro all moneys arising f;om the sale 0
shares. Twenty thousand dollars have, al
ready been set apart for grading streets. 4
steam mill of one hundred and twenty hors
power has been purchased and will sooh b
in operation. A large Hotel Is also in pre-
cess of coas.ruc ion.
Simp on and McCauley. having mad
preparations to erccts q commodioss ware
bou e. in season for ths, spring trade. solici
the attention Of shippers. 3al 80
QuindarD, J Ian. 2l. 1857 If a-,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-03-14
nelaware CITY x. T.

TEHIIlS place Is situated OIL she ii s,buri Xiv
l. cr eight miles below Fl. L.avenworth.
It's central location Oh tie river. with respect
to the principal points on the 4 smsas River.
teing neare to Lawrence. the great emporium
of the L insas Valley: its superior landing
and Its beautiful locI.tiC in the midst of =
hoayy body of the finest timber skifted Ivy the
mott be',nii nj and fertile Prsiries, iogeth r
with the fast of its being opposite to the u
let OF the firh bottoms Of the Missouri and
Piatte Rivers ON the east. and the natural
shipping point or the products of tho same.
combine to rnder it the best and NEST dcsira-
bic point in K lnsas Territory on the Miss uTi
River. 1t i ALSO prin. ipal point rm the new
ly pIcnc. cal Airline Il. X. from Chicago via.
kcol TX to kan.s;is und is the permanent seat
of ..ice fer Leay 'nwnrth Co.
Emigr:nts arc invited to make this tlsoir
shippi, pain IN the river. and also To visit it
t.r tho purpose OF location. IS Offering unpa
alelcd Advantages
Full accommodation for frcights are being
erected. a laTg: amount Of Goyernmcnt
freight viii be consigned to this point.
Superior Inducements are offered to mecban-
*. OF all kinds 10 iotate here
Fee simple deeds are given to those pureha-
sing ,wn properly. the site has bcen pur-
chased from Government.
Dela .arc City contains. at the present time,
between 3hU and 400 inhabitants.
Nc invite cmigrants from every quarter.
l.. + ukTH.
Delawar: City. Feb. l5-tf President
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-03-14
fhresher q sepsrater.

THE sub eribcrs would take fhis oppa.
Il fsnisy 70 inform the faEslsrs ef Kans
Tfyr Hs lss sRPaRaTER sIs Ra.isq sr sklhias and nd
cleaning graiR. and horse powers for running
he same.
These machines viii thresh and clean. FL
for nIsrke., fastis 300 10 so bushels VI wheat
per day, vi b less povsr than any o. ber ma
Having had an experiepee of sixteen years in
ibis bnsiness, we fteI confident Of our sbili-
" 70 riirn oif 3 better machine than any
soahershop in she country aas sis.s.s 80
Bills giving particulars. and prices and
terms, can bc seen at the Office Of fhe Herald
toris sa,horizcd 70 rcceivs ordars.
Alfos. 10 EAEsoS Q q
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-03-14
Prospectus of the Kansas News.

THE undersigned will commence the pub
Il lication of an iadspeRdens Newspaper,
bearing The above title. on er about the 2Jth
of March next. at EsPoRIA. Kansas.
The News will advocate the principles OF
the Free Sale party, as hereso ore asserieu
In Kansas, labor 10 disseminate correct and
reliable information on the questions pow
at issue bel ween Tue parties Struggling Tor
The supremacy here, aud exert lis in1neIee
10 pronio.e the largest liberty Of speech and
ACTON. as essesfial to the f4rtheranee Of the
principles of Freedoni.
No pains or expense will be spared TO
place before its readers the latest and most
reliable intelligence from all parts OF the
world. Special attention VIII be gfFrn to
the collection OF events transpiring IN Kan
sas, in alIno; every portion Gf which shall
have reporters and correspondents for that
purpose.
In addition to this I shall commence.
with the FIRST number. the pub ieaiion Of
I" The Adventures of Kansas Volunteer" by
one who has been participant in the strug-
giles in Kansas, from its first invasion by
Missouri TO the present time. This work
will contain the most reliable accounts
of all the movements of DO par;ies, iRclu-
ding conventions. battles, etc, with the
secret springs that actuated them; sketches
of the character of all the principal ac.ers IN
the Kansas drama; personal adventures
camp stories; dc-crip ions of scenery. c:c
This will be continued through at least ons
year and viii of itself be worth the subscrip
lion pric-. =.
The News will be emphatically KaRsci
paper. and as such will labo. necessarily .tt
forward The poll ical. moral and social inter
ests of oar glorious enbzyO >lae.
The .NEws will be publ he'd on Double
Medium sheet. contain 2S columns of matte
and be furnished to sub cribers at tIro dol
lar, per annum. invariably u advance.
To BUsISEss MES.--I shall publish az
"Emigrant Edition" of the NEWS. cf .ffteef
hundred copies. ioeekiy. 10 be circulated a
mong the incoming emigrant.. each week
at the various poin:s on the Missouri River
and also at Lawrence. Topeka. and o he
interior po nts in Kan-as. T'hissin addi
iion 10 the regular subscription list. will maki
the NEws ihc test ddcertiSin9 medium in Kan
sGs, for those doing illness in Kansas -
Nv terms for advertising will be reasonable
/ p. B. PLUMB,
Feb. 2e-.f Lawrence Kansas
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-03-14
Kansas will be Free,

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TIE Old Buck and Bordsy Ra6Eans.
He SUBSCRIBER. lake.. this me- he'd s,i
Il informing The eitizen. Of Lawrence and
vicinity. hat be kas opened Dagserree ype
Rooms oyer the store of Woodward & Pin
ley. on Massachusetts, street, where he may
be found Al all times resdy to make you :
g ooD fPIcT UEE.sre
he has ON hand, ST present, large assort-
fneni Of plain and fancy cases. which. with G
good pic,ur will be raTYaRfed ts please.
He has the plea ;ure to announce tha. he is
now making arrangements 10 introduce for
ihs frst time inlethe Territory er .ef
AMBEoTyrEs AID PHOTOGRAPHS,
as good a. can be made ct ihe East. 50
= U Pt6turs uf chitdrsn takmiu Ill kinds
of wea her. 81. =, ..,s-
To hoe Who have patroniscd him he bees
TO return his thanks. and trusts that bis woTk
viii be . gaaTaHiy Of he continuance Of pub
lie favor. ~
u Can and Sc iz yourselves.
e-4-s ...-~.,.f..-. JOHN BOWLES.
LAWRENCE Nov. g. 1856. PIG. d