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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-17
Town Site Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to owners of city
IN lots in Lawrence, Kansas, that it is neces
sary that their evidences of title, connecting
back to the deeds from the Trustees to the
original shareholders, should be Immediately
placed in the hands of the Register of Deeds OF
said town, in order that the necessary afflda-
Wits may be fled in the Land Office, and also,
that titles may issue dieectly to those who shall
be the real owners when the title shall be OBJ
tanned from the Department.
Be sure that the original deeds from the
Trustees, and all transfers since made, be han
ded in, as the titles viii issue TO those who G2-
rear to be the owners.
By order of the Trustees.
Z. d. LADD, Register Of Deeds.
Ifsent by mail, the fee forrocording. Is cents
per hundred words, in postage stamps, must
accompany the deed.
Lawrence, Dec. 81, 1856.
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a Street Conversation.

GOOD morning, Mrs. E.; where are you
" going so eariy?' said the anliabie Mrs.
c., as, on opening her outside door, one
bitter cold morning, she observed her neigh
bor, closely wrapped in cloak and shawl, on
her way TO the centre of the town.
Up street, on business; where else do y6a
suppose housekeeper like myself would be
going so early? replied Mrs. H., with a
smile of self-assuranee on her countenauce.
as she inwardly contrasted her own prompt
ness with what she considered the dilator1-
ness of her less energetic ueighbor
What business draws you up street so
earlyt' inquired the inquisftive Mrs. C.
% this horrible shopping replied her
friend why, yesterday, it took me until
half-past eleven, to purchase what needed
for dinner; and. of eouise, 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 huInor.'
How do you manage, then,' asked Mrs.
H., with some degree of interest, as she real
ly did detest anything which would change
Mr. HIS usually kind words into curses.
In this way responded Mrs. C.; i buy
all my provisions at one place. For in
stance: / do not get my meat at one store.
butter and sugar at another, tea, coffee, and
molassess at third, bread at fourth, po-
tatoes at fifth, -four at sixth, DC; but |
20 directly to the Lawrence Provision De
pot. .'and there procure just what l need-and
it is Immediately sent to me. if wish it.
'Indeedr exclaimed Mrs. H.; and where is
that place? / did not know as any one store
in town kept all these articles
To be sure replied her friend: and hand
ing herthe Herald of Freedom she pointed
her TO the following advertisement; which
Mrs H. gladly read, and acted accordingly.
We would advise every one to initiate her
example,
NEW PROVISION STORE.
c. SrEARys would inform the public tha;
he has recently fitted up, at considerable
expense. grand Provision Depot, in the
Netr Store, eractty opposite the Post Office,
where he intends keeping on hand every
thing in the Provision line, excepting
whisky
He has opened a BAKERY and MEAT
SHOP, in connection with his Grocery Store,
so that ladies can save themselves the trouble
of going to dozen different stores, to obtain
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 Flour, Germ and
Meal, Molasses, Vinegar, Tea, Coffee. Su.
gars, Spices, Saleratus, Raisins, Figs, Nuts
Apples, green and dry, Butter. Lard, Bal
Soap, and everything else usually kept in q
grocery store. He fatters himself, that, by {
! diligent attention TO his business, and by
dealing fairly and politely with all, he viii
be able TO secure his share cf the public pat
ronage.
| Lawrence, Jan. l, 1857.
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The Great War.

(WHICH the ladies of Lawrence declared
w against ''Fullcr'S Grog Shop" has ended
with victory on the side of Temperance, and
the building is now used by the subscribers as
store room for Dry Goods. Groceries, and
Provisions; and cordial invitation is hereby
extended to all-bu. especially to the LADIES
to give us call, and we will do the very best
for them that we can. One thing is certain:
they will not be annoyed with the poisonous
of schiSky.
CAMPBELL & COSEBOOM.
sy Just received, 100 pounds effresh Butter.
q. d B.
Lawrence. Jan 10. 1857. If
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Decidedly Cool.

The Leavenworth Herald. under the
head of What is the South Doing9"
urges and importunes the South to
hurry forward heavy emigration in
the spring. Unless it is done, and by
thousands, says the Herald, Kansas
will be abolitionized. 1t adds
"We have thus far been able to
crash out the fell spirit of abolition
ism, OF rather keep it down, in Kan
sas. But we cannot continue to do
so, while the Northern fanatics con-
tinue to food the Territory with their
dupes, unless we are sustained by
constitutional and States Rights men,
from every section of the Union.
The abolitionists have changed
their mode of warfare. Instead, per-
haps, of trying to carry their meas
ures by force, they will try to outnum-
Der us in population. Well, we can
beat them in this, if our friends will
only do their duty. What is the
South doing?"
"Changed their mode Of warfare =
That will do for the Leavenworth Her
aid to publish. When has the Free
State party-if that is the class of
persons included under the name of
a6olitioa;sts, to which the Herald ap-
plies such epithets-when has it la
bored to carry its measures by force?
The Free State party in Kansas
have been menaoed for years; their
best men have been slain-basely
murdered without provoeation; their
dwellings have been burned; their
houses pillaged; their fields have heen
laid waste; their cattle and horses
have been driven off; their wives and
daughters have been violated; every
crime known to human legislation
has been perpetrated upon them, not
only once but repeatedly, and with
impunity. The Courts have been
closed against them, or only open for
their prosecution. The strong arm of
the law, which should ever be raised
tie protect the oppressed, has been
raised in every instance to oppress
still more. And only in self-defence,
when the anaconda of the slave power
had embraced our people in its folds,
and was about to complete its work of
death, did they rise in the majesty of
their strength, and set them and their
hellish Vaccinations at defiance. 1t
was then they turned back upon the
pro-slavery party the arguments which
had been employed by them SO long
to "erush out the spirits of freemen,
and the result was seen in invading
armies retreating, and in the TRIUMPH
OF THE RIGHT.
The Herald may buster until
dooms-day, and preach up its fillibus-
tering crusades ! These have lost their
terror, and the actual settler Will con-
tinue to improve his claim, erect
houses. and gather his family around
him; for ao,e he has assurances that
government intends to protect him, in
the future. in the enjoyment of his
natural, God-given and constitutional
rights.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-17
S10 Reward.

of November, one large yoke of red and white
spotted oxen. The near one girts about seven
and a half feet, stands high at the. shoulders,
buffalo like. with white spot over the rump !;
horns shortish, and turn in, one droops a lit
tie; left horn marked u. L. with q kaite :;
ageseven or eight has ear marked. His mate
is lighter by two hrtndred pounds very
handsome OK, trim leg and head, handsome
hornes; white spot on the forehead, and on the
rump, also one on the left, rdnning from one
shoulder to the other; age nine or ten years ],
both have other white spots not described
Communicate with me through the post office
at Lawrence Kansas.
ALFRED Z. BERCAW.
Dec. 81, 1856.
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Nursery Trees

ME have at our Nursery, on the claim Of
r w Judge WAKEFIELD, about 40 900 APPLE
TRIES, of one and two years growth from the
graf, and are now ready to supply with trees
all who favor US with patronage.
We have also several hundred PEACH TREES
n. Bit is now generally acknowledged
that the Fall is the best season for plant
ing out trees, and it being comparatively a
time of leisure those wishing to set out young
orchards may do well not to postpone it.
WM. p. HAM d co.
Kansas, Nov. /, le56-3ms
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Kansas United States Hail Stages.

BetWeen Laurence and Leauenwortk.
g SUTHERLAND;s daily line viii leave the
~. above points every morning at half past
seven O'Clock, Sundays excepted.)
Passengers viii register their names for Scats
at the Cincinnati House, Lawrence, and the
Planters House, LeaYenworth.
81 Express packages win be carried be-
tween the two points.
S. SUTHERLAND, Proprietor.
Lawrence, Dec. 81, 1856.
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Usage Orange Seed,

120 quarts Of The a60Ts T. article s t sale &
cd direct from the New Orleans agent, Mr..
PitEin, aud is warranted the genuine article
Now is the time TO procure IT, as it is necessary
for 1t TO undergo the freezing process before
planting. C. STEARNS. 4
Lawrence Dec. o.. SO.
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Commission House at ouindaro.

THE undersigned have commenced the erec-
u ton of a ware house at this place, and
will be prepared to transact Commission and
Forwarding business, on the opening of spring
navigation. HALL & ENGLISH.
Quindaro' Jan. 10, lsa7.-tf
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Meteorological Table.
REMARKS.
DIED.

In Woodstock, Ohio, Jan. 6. of chronic
dropsy on the brain, ALMA V. eldest daugh-
ter of Wn. and Helen u. Hutchinson of this
town, aged years and 10 months, while en-
route to Randolph. vt, their former resi-
dence.
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Lawrence Saddle and Harness
manufactory.

JAMES G. SANDS, has always on hand
" an assortment of everything in his Line. or
makes the same to order on the shortest nc
tice. Saddles, Harness, Brides, Saddle Bags,
Collars, Spurs, Pistol Holsters, Belts, Lashes,
Whang Leather. Copper Rivets, etc.
Indian or Fancy Brides, and Martingals,
on hand, also superior lot of Buffalo Over
shoes.
Lawrence, Noy. Is. 1856.
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QuindarO.

TEN CARPENTERS and one hundred " ood
Il Choppers, are wanted Immediately, at
this place.
One hundred Carpenters. and as many
Stone MasoBE, will he needed as early as the
first of March. S. \. SIMPSON.
Quindaro. Jan. 10, 1s57.-tf
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To Inyalids.

TORN-STARCH. Tapioca, Arrow Root
~ and Rice, for sale at the Lawrence Pro
vision Depot, opposite the Post Office.
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War in 0sawatomie.

A GREAT war is now commenced in Osa-
N watomie, and viii prove fatal to all the
sd1c logs that can be found in that vicinity.
The steam Saw Mill has been repaired, and
is doing great execution. It has, also, a
Grist Mil, capable of doing the best of work.
Al kinds Of lumber constantly On hand for
sale ON the most reasonable terms.
Those having corn TO grind into meal, viii
find It TO their advantage to give Us a call.
Ms. SToRRS. Proprietor.
Tee S. 1896
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Kansas will be Freea.
IN SPITE or

IN SPITE or =.
The Old Buek and Border Rvdfaas.
'TNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this meihod of
Il informing The citizens Of Lawrence and
vicinity, that he has opened Daguefreot
Rooms over the store Of Woodwazd & FIN
ley, on Massachusetts, street, where be 1aay
be found at all fines ready to make You a.
o oD PIcTUHB -.
He has on hand, at present, lage assorft-
mens Of plain and fancy cHses, which, with a
good picture, viii be narnanfed 10 plsess. 4
He has the pleasure TO announce that be Is
now making arTshgements TO introduce fer
the first time into the Territory
AaBRoTYPEs AND fHoTooRaFas.
as good as can be made at fke East. 81
u Pictures Of children taken in al kinds
of weather. - -
To those who have patronized him be bees
to return his thanks. and trustsftaf his work
viii be a guaranty Of the eontiHaanee cf pub-
lie favor. -
1 Call and see foE yourselves. - sezE
JOHN B0KL.ES.
Iawrerce. Nov. {. 1856. 1zfs;'ss
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Boots and Shoes.

MEMS, Women's. and Children's thick
1fI Boots and Shoes, constantly on hand
by the subscriber. C. STEARNS.
Lawrence Jan l 1851
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H Mr.. Giles, at Topeka. has the
seed of the China Sugar Cane for
sale. he viii accept cur thanks for .
tens cent paper 1s.s
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The Taefhi The Teeth

DR- s. 4. MARSHALL, DENTIST,
Il would respectfully inform the Citizens
Of Kansas Territory, that be has perma-
nently located IN the city of Leavenverth.
al operations in his line performedi in The
latest. neatest. and most approved manner.
With an experience OF sixteen wears n a city
practice, and close observation Of all the
latest improvements in the profession, he feels
prepared to pledge himself 70 give enfire
satisfactionto all whomay consult him.
u Teeth examined, and advice given free
Of charge.
Office on Delaware street, opposite Nc
Cracken's.
Leavenxorth City. Jan. 3, 1851.
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New BARRIERS Shop.

HENRY THOMAS has opened BARRIERS
IL shop on Massachusetts, street, opposite
the Cincinnati House, where he will be happy
TO attend to the wants Of all whomay favor
him with a call
u Business hours from 9 AN. TO 7PM.,
on Sundays from till 12 NJ
Lawrence, Nov. 8, 1856.
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P 0 T A 7 O z s !.

lust received By the subscriber, not from
- the Border Ruffians, but frsm beyond
thew akarusa, $50 bushels splendid Meshan-
mock and Pink Eyed Potatoes.
Nov. 5, 1856. c. sTEARNg.
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James II. Dickson.

WyHoLEsALE and Retail Dealer il Dry
w Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Iron aud
Nails. Commission and Forwarding Neg
chant, Leaysnvcgth, KIT.
Jan IL. fse7-6Ins
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Hem advertisements.
Gold, Golal Gcld1

a FAIR price, in the pure meta, viii be psid
"A for few medium and low priced lots IN
this city. JOHN 3. WOOD.
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Land Agency.

AGAe ASCuCy'
John B. WOOD respectfully informs the
y public that he has taken an office in Mr.. c.
Stearns' store, opposite the post-office, MaSsa-
ehusetts 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 ihrest 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
RsaSqSH on their letters, and not . X. Tt
Wanted. 10 acres of land in the immediate
vicinity Of Lawrence, for fruit and flower
garden.
l Share Lawrence Stock.
do Manhattan, do
l do Topeka. do
do Tecumsch. do
l Prairie claim, near Lawrence.
Also, few low priced lots in Lawrence.
FOR SALE.
lots on Indiana street.
- Mississippi street.
g s. Connecticut street.
% Ohio sttcet.
20 Kentucky street
Lawrence, Kansas, Dec. 81, 1856.
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Wanted.

FEW LOTS suitable for Gardens, on
n Pennsylvania, New jersey. or New York
streets. JOHN B. WOOD.
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MUSIC and ACCOMPLISHMENTS
4fI Aceordeons, Flutinas, Eiolins. Flies
and Flutes, violin bows, tail pieces and
screws, violin and guitar strings, fine as
sofment. Also. instruction books for ac-
eordeon and violin sheet music. w. SF
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Corn and Potatoes Wanted

pY the subscriber, Immediately. 100 bush
- els Potatoes, and75 bushels Com in the
ear, also few bushels nice white Beans.
Nov IL, 1856. C. STEARNS.
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I IQUORS.-Fine imported Wines, Bran
II dies. &C., for medical pSTposss sniy.
w. +.
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E,oR THE LIfTEEoNES-A fine assor,-
IL ment Of Toys and Gaines for Children
Also, Toy Books and Litbographs. Prints of
Birds, Animals, DC. for drawing studies.
W xr F.
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CoLT's REyoLvERs.and Bowie knives.
- Colts Waterproof" " G. D" and AZ.
S. Musket Caps" revolver balls, TASKS.
etc. Colts new patent ; alse, razoss and
pocket cutlery. For sale by W & +.
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or q certain
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penalties Of s
attention is
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leaves the &
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be. and af= {
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safeguards
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it may still
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with the I
requires the {
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upon any
ID permits
as any in
bme TO his
e militia or
art thereof,
he defence
lus almost
ed officer
power to
+ a general
Monday of
the general
and is well
ism. The
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I'D quietly
| questions
ae law. re-
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IA their re-
ction. To
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entire sub
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humblest
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1t renders
l,eavy tax
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ally upon
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of espion-
atrols, an
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nblages of
emption, "
by appro-
$ contrary
provides
ixteen and
in Kansas
same are
pose of be-
Territory,
tories to be
ontravenes
tion laws,
claims and
N, and di-
Mt patents
he United
ly granted
is directly
effect Of q
Congress
The Terri
valuable
ght to de-
trust shall
u that the
may be
G the best
an intelli-
ride. The
faculties
armonious
education
these OBJ
y provided
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Wanted,

A DWELLING HOUSE AND L0T.within
N convenient distance from the center Of
business. JOHN B. WOOD.
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W. WOODWARD, ssAssluKr.
: Woodward G. Finlevs

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL.
w ERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
Paints, Oils, VarhisEes, Dyes, Glass and
Glassware. Also, Books, Periodicals, Sta
tionery and Fancy Notions. de-. 11c.s
We shah aim to supply cur friends South
and West of US throughout the Territory, a:
better rates than they can buy elsewhere, be-
lieying that our position and facilities enable
us so TO de. We buy chiefly in the Eastern
markets, and can therefore. supply Phvsi-
clans. dealers, and all others on the mos; rea-
sonable terms. Cal and gios as trial.
We are Sole Agents for the following pro-
prietary Medicincs-:he very best Of the
kind.
All Of Jayne's, Ecudon's, Ayer'e, Pitch's.
and Wright's Family Medicines. Also. the
following constantly on hand: Osgeod's Chol-
ogogue, Smiths Tonic, Moffat's Bittcrs. Da
Wis Pain Killer, Railways Relief, Sloan's
Ointment and Condition Powders, Arabian.
Mustang and all ether Liniments, Hollands
German Bitters, /" Liverwort and Tar Nc
Lanes FerInifuge and Pills, Fahncstock's
Vermifuge and ali others in popular use.
zan WOoDWARD 4 FINLEY.
Lawrence, Nov. 6, 1856. sic
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MORE LIGHT.-calnphene. Spirit Gas,
1'I Lard Oil, Winter Sperm Oil, for salo
by w. SF.
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School Rnnks for Kansas

w E keep on hand the best and only COM
w plete stock of School Books vet in
Kansas. Towns Speller and Reader, Wat
sons Mental Arithmetic, Cornell's Gesg-
raphies, Bullion's Grammar, Cutters Phy-
siologies. Swift's Prin. PHILOSOPHERS. DC.
We are fast introducing these into ali the
schools yet established. Teachers supplied
on all the most reasonable terms. Call, by
all means, and examine our stock
WOODWARD s FINLEY.
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Observation-Disclosures Chocolate, Co
l. Goa, Ess. Coffee, Spices-grcund and
whole, Cream Tartar, Bi-Carb. Soda. Sale
ratus and Baking Powders, Flayuring TX
tracts and Essences, best and strongest
2al6 7 go f.
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A List nf Letters

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Osa-
IL watomie, K. T., which, if not taken out
within three months, will be sent to the Gen
eral Post Office at Washington, as ''dead
lotforS
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StHAKER'S BOTANIC MEDICINES for
~ sale at the Drug Store of W. d z.
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For Sale.

A VERY superior YOKE OF OXEN, and
"a Lumber Wagon. Inquire of the sub
scriber residing in Lawrence, west of the "a
vine. DAVID BROWN.
Nov 90, 1856.
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Acknowledgement

Of Receipts for subscriptions to the Herald Of
Freedom, from Jan. 10, TO Jan. II, 1857.
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GLASS. : Window Glass, Piftsburg and
u French Glass, 8 BY 10 TO 20 by 80.
". @ P.
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. nonPOUNDs OF BACON, PORK, & c.,
O.UUU for sale, wholesale or retail, at the
lowest price, at a. a. FAXON'S Procisi6a
Store.
LAWRENCE. March 1st. '56-6rni
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Jno. b. Douglas.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
Il LAW, Collecting, Land and General
Agent, Leavenworth City, Kansas Territory
Having opened an Office in Kansas, will
attend to all PRoFEssIoSab BUsIsEss entrusted
10 my care.
Viii attend TO the prosecution Of land
claims, contested pre-trnpf.0n cases. and all
claims against the General Gsuernasent
Viii attend to procuring Ray, bounty Land.
and pensions for Soldiers, taeir Widotrs and
Hers
VIII locate Lanl warrants.
Will buy and sell Land warrants
= i'll secure and collect Claims.
Win buy and sell Claims.
viii investigate titles ,u land and city
property.
Will buy and sell lands on comrnissith.
Viii make safe investments of money.
Will buy and sell city and town lots.
REFERENCES.
His Excellcncy Jno. W. Geary, Gov. Kan
sas Territory.
Dr.. Chas. Robinson, Lawrence. K. T.
sampson & Campbell, Land Agents. Law
Judge S. n. Laita, Leavenworth, K. T.
!. Simmons Beadbeater, st. Louis. Mo.
ketrhum HeadingtUn, Esqs., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Hon. Samuel Galloway. dolunbus. o.
Theodore D. Wooisey. Il. d, President
of Yale College
Hon. Joel Parker, IL. D.. Hon. Theophi-
lus Parsons, ED, Hen. Emory Washburn,
IL. D, Cambridge Law. School, Cambridge,
Mass.
EoR SALE-City lot, No. 70 Vernon,
L street, Lawrence, X. T.
Jso. C. Dore1As.
TOR SALE-City lot No -, Pennsylva-
L MIA street, Lawrence h. T..
JNo, c. DcUGLAss.
TOR saLEACity lot No. 43, Pinckney
street, Lawrence, X. 7.
JSo. C. DorGLass
E'OR SALE-City lot No. Ill, Tennessee
Il street, Lawrence, K. 7.
.INo. c. DorGALss.
EOR SALE-Citv lots Nos. 303 and sos,
L Indiana street, Lawrence, K. r.
JSo. c. DOUGLASS.
TOR SALE-Gity 10, No. Is, Ohio street,
L Lawrence, K. +. JSo. &. DorGLAs.
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TUSHING'S MANUAL Of Parliamentary
~ Practice for sale at SO cents copy at the
Office of the HERALD OF FREEDOM.
CUBSCRIBE for an INDEPENDENT and
pFEARLESS paper in Kansas forthwith so
as TO get the connected History of Kansas hy
an early pioneer, which viii be published
through several successive numbers IN It's
columns. Terms, 81 a volume Of fifty NUM-
bers. Forward your money st once and get
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