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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-11-14
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MINER FULLER. Physicians and Surgeons,
Lawrence ksnSas. Particular attention given
70 SurgeTy and diseases Of the Eye.
JOHN b. WOOD, Lsad Agent and kone5 Bro
ker, Lawrence, Kansas.
G. STORES, gr.. Land Agent and SuzveTor.
II. SHASkLIN, " hoissale and Retail Boot and
Shee Dealer
F. CONANT. DesleEin DR. Goods aad Groceries.
l. i. FRAZER. Matchmaker and Jsvssisr.
l.. KELLOGG. Dentist
Whitney HOUSE, T. L. whitney.
WAY ERLEI HOUSE,, L. Hoyt-
E 5 BOWMAN, AtteFIey II Law.
JOHN Y. Coz. Counselor. and Atterne5 At Law.
6. ". Brow y, ATTY At Law and Land Agent.
GEO. FORD, Dealer n Dry Goods. Groceries. &C.
RlDENOlR & BRO, Land Agents and Real
Estsse Brokers.
MORROW HOUSE. Morrow 4 Eidridge.
CENTRAL H0J 81, 3. johnson
;. ~ WOOD 4 CO., Real Estate Agents and
Dealers IN Exchange and Money.
5. y. WOOD. NotarY Public AID Commissioners
of Deeds for Ohio.
c. STEARNS, Grocer and Provision Dealer
except whisky.
ID. Ii. BURNHAM. Dealer in Seeds and AgYicui-
tuTal Implements.
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Never known ne ran.
d. SAAiEL kTEONGs
FEVER And 4GUE DESTRO YER

FEVER And AGUE DESTROYER
A FEW. EXTRACTS FROML9TTERS. CIV
"A ing the opinion If Ministers, Doctors, sa.l
Druggists, OF that highly celebrated remedy. Dr.
San aek HFoEg's Fersr Desfr0ger,
The DocFoEs RECOMMEND II.
Dr.. Samuel Strings Fever DESTROYER il JUST
What We Ean. Ii this bilious climate. Il has
performed E1alE remarkable cures
A. LARENoKT: VI. D.
Aaho1, H11tingtea Co.. Ia5.
Ar. Curtis Hatch Of kayeHDa. O., szgs-Dr.
SaEael St.Ozgs Fever Destroyer sells well. and
gives the best Il Satisfaction 70 ts many custom
ers.
H. L. Henri. Druggist, 0beriin. Ohio. writes
Tbs Fever Destroyer Is the medicine fer the
sgde sad Feyes-it cures ever time. ] think il
the best agge medicine ever sold.
ReT.E. ID. 1saHs. De Wit. Clinton CoaEty-
Mich. says DR.. Ssnuel StFoag's Fever De-
strsyeF i without a6abt the best agge medicine
ever before the public. l am inf0Fined b. the
druggists taat II gives the beat sstiaacfien. and
has become one of the most popular remedies ey-
CT introduced IN the West.
X. iha4er. Druggist. Lansing. AIeh., IN one af
hisietteFs says FL hare sold several gTOzs Of Dr.
StroBg's Fever Destroyer sith great E1eeess, AID
want nothing Bette
:. ". Strong X Co., Cleveland s-fsenfs -
Your FeTer DESTROYER has given universal satis-
faction. and performed n,aAy wonderful cures IN
thiS secfiSn. Kcs2eetfally year eb't servstz
HESS BRO. East Saziaaw Mich.
Sold 81 wholesale ard retail b.
WOODWARD 4 FINLEY. Lawrence.
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Il. the inhabitants Of LaEFenee and 0f fhe
TeaitsEy Of kaasas- shat he hss rccenfiy
openesi his rev store Ell the eezneF Of Has=sehu-
sets and BesEz SIS. fcaiIaEzeTe BskIdirsz.f
where he viii sell s0re&sh. st wholesale r retail
fresh importation Of the Fishest FaBcy and
Millinery Goods ever brought into this Terri
tori, II prices that ezzaos fail 70 sait al. He
VIII continually receive from Bcsten zad SeE
York the latest richest. and Eaost fashionable
Of ali articles in MS ine u trsde znd he hafferz
himself tiss. - bis entire attention Is devoted to
tkisone branch Of business, he eaa sell at lower
prices and goods Of Superior quality. than ars
sid IN snE other store In the TerritoFy, Coun-
M Merchants are particularly invited . call
aa9 exznice.
lAsreaee, June =. 1Sz
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F Gen. Striekler Is now attending to
his duties as Commissioner for auditing
claims, in different parts Of the Territory.
Persons who have sustained losses will do
well to notice his advertisements in anoth-
eE column His examination Of claims IS
confined solely TO actual losses of property
He IS appointed Commissioner by Gov.
Walker, under law passed last winter.
He will be in lawrence on the 10Th and
18th inst. Parties viii have their papers
made out with legal accuracy. in order to
secure attention and gain the consideration
to which they are entitled
There viii be no expense in fling
these papers with Gen. Stricken.
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shall We vote or No. Vote,

THIS Is A QUESTION OF GREAT IsIP0R-
Il lance. Ny OWE opinionis that we ought No.
Ia vote; but this difference e opinion will b.
no neaGs prevent me from selling all the goods
can 10 those who see ST 10 vote under the infer
Gal apportioDI1eDt aet of the bogus authorities
hitherto re7EdIated b all cur friends.
Surprising, however. that the voters vii vast
y oUtnunber the lon-vOteFs. have made espe-
eial arrangements for their accommodation, net
IN the Tay OF voting. oct n the way Of supply
ing them with GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
81 the LeavenScrfh and Kansas prices
The attention C. -ae settlers On the Neosao.
Ossge, &c. IS particularly called 20 this arrange
me3t.
On or about the lat Of October shall take
possession OF ms new store, which Is OF solid
stone, with brick FROM thus alfordi1g an excel
lent opportunity for refuge IN time Of war and Is
three stoFIes high aid sixty feet long. Ny OF
ject Is 70 sell at wholesale NJ precisely the same
A. the LeaFeRworth wholesale stores, with the
addition Of freight from LeaTeugorfh here.
This viii enable the distant settlers to obtain
their supplies. without being being absent from
home more than hall IS long as If they sent 70
LeaveuEorth.
FuI; particulars when the Store l. cpcned.
LaEFeaee, Sept. I. f-5s.f c. STEARNS.
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X. HI Farnham.

GENERAL LAND AGENT and Dealer in
" Land Warrants AID Exchange, Leeonpton.
Kansas TerriteTy. 0fkee immediately adjoining
L. !. Land Ufiee.
a Iasss seoek o. La2a WaTfants constantly on
favorable terms either Tor cash. or In the was of
Time Entries Land Warrants disposed Of
for Correspondents 70 Settlers. on Time. or for
Per aHBun guaranteed On these iaFestnents.-
Farming Lantis and Town prDperty bought s8d
sold on commission or Joint account. and al
other business transacted appe<ss-igIDg &c =
Western Real Estate Agency All Land War
rants sold AZ this eEiee are fully guaranteed IN
al respects.
Business enquiries b mail promptly answered
free Of charge. Sey. IA. ls5T. Il
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paints. Oh ana Turpentine.

7 HAVE on hand large quantity OF Painters
materials, consisting of Lead. Zine. Linseed
Oil, Paris White, French Uehre, Glue. Geld and
Siiver Leaf. Bronze. Chrpme Yellow, Chrome
Greea, Putty, taraish, Paint and MhiteEash
Brushes, Patent Dr9er. and variety of other
articles which will sell for cash At 81 LSsfis
prtres. IS wish teeiose that part OF M business
and conhne rs entire attention TO the Dr. Goods
department. The public is respectfully invited
70 give me call at M store in CoIiamoTe Build
ing, "a the corner Of MaSsac husetts and Henry
Streets. II &. HEMHENWAY.
Lawrence, X. T.. Oct. Il. IS57
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Es1ray.

T'AKEy up a. STRAY, by James Toole; living
Il on Nav River. johnson County H. T., a
ehesnut serTei horse. I51s hands high. sboHt ten
years aid. with few white spots On meek and
breast. shed all around, appraised es $50 before
the undersigned Justice IF the Peace IN and
for shawnee Township. johnson County. l.. T..
this Ssh Nov, I55z.
Nov l4tf JAMES D. ALLEN. J. P.
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Prices Current.


L4EzEseg. NoT. Il, IS5zz.
FLogR-SurerSne $3.50 hanarsc.
WHKAF-Si.55 > bgzbel-
COzN-s5ez sta
CoRN NxAL-SI.59 > busaes.
" aETE kgaSS-$30oe puSheI.
PoTATaEs-T5e9E
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CRsTrrzG,5r sE
PARSE RF-rrER-akEIe . =
CHEEsE-aOa25
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MARR He'd.

Nov 81, by Rev. e. W HUTCHINSON. Mr..
HEEEY g. ALTHgN.of II. Louis, to Miss AMELIa
u RANDOLPH, II this city.
At the st. Nicholas Hotel. Springfield, Illinois.
b Rev: A. HALE, JAMES VI. LINN. ESQ. of
Usage Nation. Kansas. TO Miss SARAH FRANCES
LINN. Of Sangamon Go, Illinois.
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SsFayea or ssofen.

0S THE NIGHT OF THE 9Th ULT, A
" snail sorEel herse. Eith bright soEfeI mare
and tai. star in forehead some White g1 hisfcet
white srot On front Of Tig5t hind lee. little be-
Low the nank- Any person giving information
where sad herse can Be feasd skali BE literally
FeEar5ed- r. s. fRTFFITH.
IAEreaee. Oct 80. 49,. -
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CafffnS.

I'D ]. WAGNER, WOULD RESPECTFUL
| l. " inform the citizens CT Lawrence and VI
emit, that he has opened s:ers On AssSachu-
| Is prepared 20 furnish Furniture sud Collins 10
order On short notice
| Laurence. Oct -, 1s57. In
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General Agent.

:. ,;rss rs pleasure 20 state ;ba. We have ecm-
ri .rraugeusents Mith Rev. W. F. PARRIsH.
- q .Efrni. Illinois, 10 eaieia.e e GeueEai
-. --r The HEgALp OF FREEDOM. He Is not
= srtharfIed tn receive and receipt subserip-
-. hut l. fully empowered to commission
,s..T.s-iug Agents throughout the Northern
80. h -5Iieit subscriptions for us- Persons
-:.,;rz 20 get as agents for rs. will address W /.
:, zsrsE. Rockford ILL.,
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Capi1alIsf.. Attentiess

THE Subscriber knexs Of first rate chance %
Il lean quite sum Of money on the best Of
security. and At heavy rate Of interest. Apply
s0aa 70 JOHN b. WOOD.
Lawrence. Nov. H. 1851. If
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Farnham CabeII.
1 TToRNEY's AND COUscELLOR,

4 TT0RNEY'S AND COUNCILLORS At
n LAW, fLAnd 0liee.l VIII attend to al
business In their profession. and viii give espe-
eisl sSeatisR to the prosecution Of contested
claims before the Land 0ffice. and 60 appealed
cases before the General Lzsa 0iles 40 Wash
l5g-9n- Viii procure Patents. sBd transact al
other business for Pre-eEHFtaTs and others with
any Of the G0FerDmeat DepartElents-
x d. FARsHAN- t0es ATT PC. C4gEL.L.
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S. n. Wood

And AGENT. VIII bay and sell Land
Ia Warrants, invest money foE Dew residents.
locate Land Warrants Sad do General Land
Ag-ncy business. guaranteeing from 50 70 100 per
cent on investments.
5. y WOoD, LAWYER and Commissioner Of
DEEDS for Ohio. 4lyl
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Custom Work.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO NANUFAC-
w ture all kinds OF work in our line Of bust
ness, to order. Great care will be taken in the
selection Of stock and you will get good article.
well made b. calling at SHANhLIN'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
y. B.-Repairing done in good styie, and at
fair nriceS
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E Aristotle. on being asked what \
person gained by telling a falsehood. re-
Piled @Not to be believed when he
speaks the TRUTH Did the correspond
ents OF eastern journals IN Kansas ever
think Of that inteTogatOry and reply p
If not. It would be well for them to COM
al. it % memory aud rs.:iss 1t often.
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To DIV goods Merehants,

THE subscriber has just received on sale from
l. the best Eastern manufactures, a fine Sc
lection Of Cotton Goods. including Sheetings-
beaehcd and unbleaehed, ShirtiEgs, 0snabuTgs,
STRIPES. TiekiHss: Canton flannels. be. de-.
which he will sell at Eastern prices. with no ex-
ira charge for freight other expcnces.
The goods csn be seen at the store house of
lie Alpine d Co., In WYANDOTT, and vii!
richly repay examination. J. VI. WINCHELL.
Wyandott. New. il. lS57. 81
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J.woLLHAN, ]. JEREsLAw.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Dr.
w Goods, Clothing, Fancy and Staple goods.
Hats, Gaps, Boots aud Shoes at the three stor,
Brick Building on Delaware street, bet yeen See
ond and Third. Branch, corner Cherokee and
Second, LEAEENWORTH, KANSAS.
Please call and examine eur stock
Topeka Tribune please copy. Iy* Mar u 81.
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Hstsce.

TAKEN Up BE- the suberiber In Lawrence. on
4 the 18th inst. = dan eoi6red Male, had On
when taken up a uead stall ard halter. Also 3
mouse eel0Ted JaSk. Hith white BasEks on each
slde- The oWner can have them bs Ealing on
the subscriber ut the 1sreld ~ Ffsszen dice
and paving charyes o. Il. PRATT.
Lawrence, Nov. II. is5z- Il
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:. n. weed

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR LECOMP-
y ton Township, duly qualified. Law day ID
Monday IN each month. Office. at Ty residence
one mile southwest OF Lawrence. In Leeompton
Township. p. D. Address, Lawrence. Kansas
Oct. ssth.
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$50 RsWard.

F1JU y w alus
CTOLEN FROM LAWRENCE on THE
y night Of the Eth al Oct large Bay Mare.
five years old, about I6 hands hiSG. Small star
ii her forehead and little white on her fore foot
left hind ankle a little enlarged with small
scar on esch side Of the ankle. She had on
bride and saddle. The birdie hsd web lines-the
saddle was black, with high pummel and trim
med with brass
Also a three year old Bay Horse; three white
fees and stripe IN nis face. 3 scar on the back
part of the MP. caused b - kick. He had On
new bride and new S25 Mexican saddle. $50
will paid for the horses, and SOS for the appre-
hension oil the thieves, or S25 fer either Of the
horses Wm A. SELkREGG,
ABLE YATES.
Information may DC left ut this Office. 3w*
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Keep Your Feet Dry.

A LARGE STOCK OF INDIA RUBBER
n goods, just received from the Goodyear Man
uiae turing Co.,-eensistins Of Boots. Shoes, and
Sandals. which viii be sold lev for cash, at
SHANkLINS
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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rho Hamnaen AssaciatIan

WOULD GIVE NOTICE that bonds IRE ex-
w changed Tor two saw mills, capable o. saw
lng@4t 90 feet OF ian6er in . year, 70 be run
Hinz IN Hampton on the ISt of October, sad the
other 18th Of November next; and t5ey have
made arrangements with the HAmpden Lumber
COMPANY, Tor all lumber made use of in the town
OF Hampde1 for one year at $40 per NJ AIso. =
run CT bars will be started IS soon as the crops
Sill be ht to grind.
Wa. Ella. Pres't.
10. A. ID. CLARK. See,y.
HAmpden, Sept 5th. 1857. sepsls
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Lawrence Door, Sash, & Moulding
Company.

DESPECTFTLLY inform the inhabitants Of
IL Kansas TerTitOry that they have established
a warehouse under HeHcsr's -tza6FotyPe Gditeyy,
CoIlamore estate. at the corner f Massachusetts,
and Henry streets. In Lawrence. h. T., and
have for sale superior BOSTON MADE KILN
DRIED DOORS. SASH AND A0ULDINGS,
which surpsss in quality snye ever introduced in
20 the Territ0Fx, with the exception Of those,
which ere Of equal quality, for safe by the Quin-
dare Door and sash COMPANY. b. their Agent,
Mr.. Isaac ARdreE.l and equal 70 ans ever man
ufaetured IN the United States Of America
which they ctFeT for sale, T9T csss, in large 81
small quantities. 81 SIS low prices IS the poor
HesteT7g sash and Door l. now snid. The glass
n the Sash Is Of superior quality, thoroughly
bedded in putt, and timed and beautifully giaz-
ed and PINNED.
All the above articles are packed in water
tight boxes. at great expense, before shipping,
and Sre received st the Warehouse in as perfeC /
ac0aditicn a. when they leave the manu- lecturers
hands IN Boston. Being thus packed they avoid
the bruises and injEry incident tn all Western
Door and sash that Is imported into this Terri
tor. The attention Of AgCHTT EcTS and BUILD
EEs Is particularly requested. Contracts Tor the
supply OF Public Buildings, Churches and Hotels,
Is solicited.
N0TLDIN6S.
Seventy 90 one hundred Of the Mcst recent
styles Of Nouldilg5 are DOW on hand, samples
Of which may be seen az the Warehouse. The
newest patterns are constantly being received.
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WATERPROOF Boots.
ToCountry Merchants.

WHEN YOU WANT 4 GOOD ARTICLE OF
w Winter Boots, call a. SHAAhLINS
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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VOU WILL FIND \ LARGE STOCK OF
L CGstom-Aiade Stcgie Boots, at SHANK
Inns Cheap Boot and Shoe Store, opposite the
Morrow House, which we can sell on terms to
suit the trade. IL. SHANkLlN.
Oct. "A, Is57 #
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7 W. BOYER & CO.. WHOLESALE : RE-
-. tail dealers IN
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
Second story Jarboe's Rev storehouse, Levee,
hzasas City, Bio. 0et B.
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X 000 BUSHELS first quality assorted Po-
O.OUO tatoes. for which the highest market
price will be paid IN goods a. No. 81 Massaehu-
sets st. GEORGE FORD
Lawrence, NcF. H. IS51, *
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DIED.

In Lawrence, on the 4th inst Of inflammation of
the brain. JAMES N. FLnRIDGE, of the firm Of
Eldridgs Brothers. aged % years.
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lson Democrat.
Fitted TO tie Pee
anton adinn-

CIG
: Blu. aeeor-
/, question up
horned 10 de-
pre-
avery. They
7 the constf-
or the Consti.
# tall events.
tuition, in one
act forms in
Is chosen 10
hough we can
ient, that the
good a fom
information
ople is onlv
FER be intro.
ether it shall
in which the
lited number
b under the
be the IT,
/ submitted by
evident that
'encies of the
he people,
L there is TO
Z the iustru-
HI oy a free
IS favor. there
ptial involved
|. l. Is moth
white man and
/ turkey and
you take the
lHkey" It's
most disreput-
| MS result as
Iated to pro-
Territory. It
Of
offending the
| itself That
Re- faction Of
+ be consider
pes. Having
Pie, ard con-
II confidence.
| than orlina-
Them TO haz-
/ fairly and
vote They
|narp sighted
Z more effect
pie to accept
| ositions. CIV
o opP0rtnni-
b. NJ, which
/ it'll their SOW
has commit
+ their power
selves i'll the
Re all the de-
fiion. They
5elves frankly
healing 10 the
fie people TO
exception of
!, and a few
to be haunt
fty would re-
| they might
times, that
! rejected, than
N IN uuwil-
But we DO
aid manly
tied towards
aud fair Con
rejected by
been concilia-
BENT of their
aion Of their
siderable part
4 their sense
resentment
nce 10 salts
more rancor-
Re ready to
night be pre-
people. intel
B of business.
mere party
Judge of the
,rits, and to
story before
4 and strife
md ready to
the slight
of injustice,
uation, that
of the Con-
y folly, and
ling bit mis-
e people can
~ of an cleo
berry only to
iiions, hen
ing to take
M little. un-
neither these
.oed or bad
xessing the
according to
not suffer
matter 1t all
Constitution,
manner in
choice. II
bus imposed
sent, a bad
dental char
presented 10
ioes not eff
o the man
4 the utter
torrance OF
the adOP-
be the I'M
unate pro-
neither the
&ipa:e in the
Exposition, or
n incohsid-
members
holly unable
b think that
will refraiE
will be pro-
Constitution
he vast ma
cate a result
10 produce
m the troub-
never have
: cease TO
; gained by
aud manly
Re believe
d quiet IN
difference
;tte.i 10 the
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Law office.

T0HN VI. COE. ATTORNEY AT LAW viii
u practice IN all the Distrie; Courts and in the
Supreme Court Of the TeFri;ory He has had
long experience IN presumption praetice in an
other State. ana will give special attention to
all cases IN the Land Offices
Refereaees--Any lawyer of standing In Wis
cousin. The Professors Of the Yale Collie e Law
School Offiee IN the Herald cS Frsassss build
Ing, Lawrence, Kansas
I'm. B.-AF. C. IS NOTARY PuBLIc.
June g. e
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Pc Ss Pest & C0.,
QASkEES & REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
- kxebange BliIdiny, Kansas Avenas. WszB-
dott. H. I. jsitsf
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Robert L. Frazer.
yyilmarth,s Circula,sng Eihrary.

WATCHMAkER AND JEWELER. dealer in
w Watches. Clocks, fne JeSeiry. Revolvers,
FaneY tio6ds. de. is
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Caution

4 LII persons are cautioned against purehas-
"A ing a. Certificate OF share issued b the
Ohio City Association, If the following deserip-
ton; viz. No. sixteen. as signed By D. F. Ride
nour, Pres.t- Said Certificate was stolen from
the undersigned, and the COMPANY are to issue
duplicate. j. E. GRISWOLD.
Lawrence, Nov. IA. 1857. 2t
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Ceffins,

Ceffinss
T CAN NOW SUPPLY MY CUSTOMERS
with all size and STYLES of Cofins, trimel in
the latest and best style, at a low price. Also
Furniture. | have the best of workman.
warrant ms work and the articles going OUT OF
t1y shop to be what they are recommended.
I'm i KELLER
LAWRENCE, Sept. IL.
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WanfPH.

TWO OR THREE good hands to cut cord wood
l. and make rails fer which the highest price
viii be paid il cash. Enquire OF JAMES
CHRISTIAN At his ofice.
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" anteA

| NGLE BARKER has q large quantity Ct very
L superior Ok Iokes. Ok CHAINS AID .HarroWs.
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Claims For sale.

JHAYE SEVERAL GOOD CLAIMS on
L. hand for sale III which t5eFeare -reat bargains,
as the owners are going 10 leave the Territory IN
disgust.
Enqnire Of JAMES CHRISTIAN, Att at Law.
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OK YekcS!

SGLE BARKER has the largest and best as
l. sortment of Flows ever brought to Kansas
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.aImanacs FOR 1851 Free.

I'VE WISHT0 SUPPLY EVERY FAMILY
w in Interior aud Southern Kansas with a
correct Family Almanac for next year.
FREE GRATIS, for aotAizg aad not charge yoH
a cent
Store Keepers supplied with any number they
may want to distribute. Apply TO
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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o. WIinarth,

BOOKSELLER ard S;asiansr. ges . HAS.
II stKest. issursass. r. /. Feb. Il. SIT
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WE HAVE THE AGENCY FOR, AND keer
w on hands all the 5ssf of these, and furnish
them at wholesale 70 other dealers, At "a low
rates as they can be bought west Of St. LoHis.
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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SASH doors IF al the above sizes.
Ky Lsgkfs
3feet inches. by ? feet inches
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Patent Medicines.

1O0BOXES PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
IOO gist's Glassware, FOR sale 81 the
4 CRY DRCG SToRE.