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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
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TAr-TFTons the Sgaattsr iSorer-
eign of Jan. 6. 1.-The last Herald Of
Freedom brings Redpath. ex-corres-
pondent of the st. Louis Demoerat, to-
its assistance. The only reply we.
have for sueL animals, is to quote the.
following fable -
ga skunk once challenged lion to
single combat. Tbs lion declined
accepting it.
SO Howl said the skunk, are you
afraid r.
"' Yes,' replied the lion, you would
only gain fame by having the honor to
fight a lion, while every one who
raeets me for a month would know /
had been in company with skunk. -
III. II. STRISGFELLow.
TlT-I extract the preceding para
graph from recent number of the
.Squatter Sovereign, just received at the
Office of the Emigrant Aid Company.
am at loss which to admire most
Mr.. Stringfellow's politeness, or his
inimitable modesty. In comparing
me to an aaimal-and skunk at that
his courtesy and sarcastic talent are
equally conspicuous. Less apparent,
but no less noteworthy, is his modesty
in likening himself to lion. At first
sight, this comparison appears rather
vain; but. carefully read, its modesty
is cleary demonstrated. Stringfellow,
of course, does not compare himself
to an African lion, for he is toe. good a
Democrat to compare himself with
any native of Africa nor to a British
lion. for Abolitlonism, he says. is o.
English origin /; nor to a Lamamool
lion,% foy his hatred to all woolies il
unspeakable but to q Southern,
StatesRigLts. Constitutional. Squat
ter Sovereignty. National Democratic
lion.
| What sort of lion this latter is,
may be CLEANED by studying the fol
lowing
ASEcDoTE.
] "a Virginian-an F. +. ", o
course.-mouated his horse one morn
ing for a hunt. His negro slave stoot
beside him.
How do l look Qnashea.' asket
the F. F. V.
Oh, brave as lion. massa.
"a lion, ell ? Where in tn
deuce did you ever see a lion %
!" In massa Wise's stable saie
Quashee.
Why. you FOOL said F. f. Y.
that's a jaekass !"
We'll, then,' said Quashee. 'yor
look as brave as jackass.
/ MORAL.
Mr. Stringfeliow is hon
JAMES REDPATH.
Boston, Jan. 20, 1857.
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21

/ IgOA MISSION AND FOR WARDIKG
~ Hereksats, Quiadara, Kansns.
T Persons fnrwsrdiAg gocds to n VIII
please ship them to the care Of Eeszrs. Sim
mons and Leadheater. 81 Louis.
The site n0w occupied by QnindAro hes
fer long time attracted tAs aftsatioa Of in
tellizent travellers and business usen. Here
fofore it has been in the pcsssssioa Of those
who had no power 10 sell it. This bar TO
ieapital and enterprise Is 1t iengta removed,
and osindzre viii soon hecssse the Com
.nercial Metropolis of the Far West.
Persons sending merchandise to Kansas,
will do well to ship It 70 this place. fer the
following reasons:
Quindaro is the only point in Kansas near
the junction Of the Missouri and Kaw rivers.
which is permanently accessible to steam
beats. TIE channel Of the Missouri In front
of the town is very deep and marrow. The
lFiyeE itself ploughs ose: solid ledge which
affords no foothold for ; sand bar. The
Levee is 3 mile and a quarter In extent. eve
~ foot Of which. even when the river Is a
its lowest stage, is accessible 70 steamboat:
of the heaviest draught.
At this point the MissoaFi flows between
two rocky bluffs. which furnish a barrier e
the migratory character Of the river. It ca1
never change its channel.
From its situation, Quindzro win receiv'
and control the whole trade Of the Kansa.
! Valley and Of the country south Of the Kan
lsas, IS far as Texas.
4 Quindaro il but thirty miles from Law
irenee; road between the two places, wild
the necessary bridges, is already under con
tract. In addition 10 this means ef commu
nicatioH, two boats viii ply regularly be
tween Qrindarc and Lawrence.
The preprietors are pledged to expend il
Quindaro all moneys arising from the sale Q
shares. Twenty thousand dollars have al
ready been set apart for grading streets- !
steam mill Of one hundred and twenty hors
power has been purchased and win socn b
in operation. A Large Hotel Is also in pre-
cess of construction.
Simpson and AcCauley. having mad
preparations to erect eommodious ware
house. in season for fhs spring trade, solici
the attention Of shippers.
Quindaro, Jan. q, ls57.-tf
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Lowman II E Wood Keflis
Lowman Hovey Williams Mrs Ma
Lorr Douglas S Williams HI
Macy John Williams Emory
Macy DIR E GA Williams DR. B L
Mahar Margaret Young Martin
Young Grandvill 2
LETTERS RETAINED FOR sos-PREPAYxEST
OF POSTAGE.
Carless Wm H., Astoria III
Messrs Brickuk & CO., Chicago III
Campbell George w Savage Grant,
Wayne Co Ind
Parsons s T Byron iii
Jones Stafford B Auburn Ne
Vanhorn Franklin Iowa City Iowa
How George Cleayeland Ohio
Bartlett r K Fairmount Mo-
Jackson Mrs Nancy Lewisburg Va
Kingley Rev G Cincinnati Ohio
Carpenter Miss G
Ferguson William Camden Kay Coun-
ty Mo
Loyelacc Mrs Marguerite Burnside Pa
Wood D G Mount Pleasant Iowa
Kendell w w Mount Pleasant Iowa
Cole j w !" I" /"
Starr j s Clarksfeld Ohio
Simpson Ambrose Lower Moorisins
New York
Record John Winchester Ill
1
Schuyler P c Council City K T
| Persons calling for the above viii
please say ADVERTISED"
G.. w. BABCOCK, P. III.
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Land Agency.

ToHN B. WOOD respectfully informs the
y public that he has taken an office in Mr. c.
Stearns' store, opposite the post-office, Aassa-
ehusetts street, where he will DO happy TO as
sist those who may wish to buy OF sell real
estate IN this city or Territory. To his largo
circle of acquaintance In New England be trnsts
no recommendations on his part arenecessary.
and TO such Of them and others, in different
parts Of the country, SIS wish 70 invest money
in Kansas, he tenders his services, and assures
them that all business entrusted to him shall be
attended to with fidelity and despatch.
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Registers Notice.

REoIsTER's OFvIeE Kansas TcrrisoryI
LEcosrToS, January Is, 1851.
DEING in the daily receipt Of large num-
ID bcr of Declarations Of Intentions from
Pre- eInptors without any fee accompanying:
notice is therefore hereby given that after this
date none will be received and fled in this Of
fee tcitdoNt payment ef the legal fee, which is
one dollar each, and all persons who have
heretofore sent in their declarations are mott
fed that the fee must be paid before certif-
Gates will Be issued. and are requested to for
ward said fees to this Office at once, on receipt
of which certificates win be sent, per mail, TO
those paying. ELY MOORE, Register.
9l-St
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Land Agency and Land Office.

EDWARD H0OGLAND, Attorney and
II Counsellor at Law and United States
Commissioner, Tecumseh, K T.
Presumption business and contested claims
attended TO. Money TO loan to pre-emptors.
Land Warrants located, Claims and Town
Shares and Lots in all parts of the Territory,
bought and sold. Investments made for cap
itaists, and 20 per cent. satisfactorily guaran-
teed.
REFERENcEs:-Uis Exc'y John ". Geary,
Lccompton, t; Hon. JOHN MeKean, L. s.
Dist. Atty, n. Y. City; Hon. W. A. NJ.
Vaughan. and Thomas \. Stinson, Esq, Te-
eumseh. L. T. {Jan- a4-;f.
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Wantad
Kansss Land Aeency.

blood. BASSETT 4 BRACKETT, Sur.
u veyors and General Land Agents, Law
renee and Quindaro.
REFEREScEs-Henn, Williams 4 Co., Bank
ers, Fairfield. Iowa; a. ]. Stevenson & Co.,
Bankers, Fort Des Moines, Iowa: Col. T. A
Walker. Register Land Office. Fort Des
Moines, Iowa; Coolbaugh : Brooks, Bank
ers, Burlington, Iowa; White, Cook Co..
Bankers. Buringtoa. Iowa; Col. c. Rassett
Ediotr of the Dial Kewanee. Iowa; Hon. G.
8. Boutwell,. Groton, Mass; c. Garrish, Mer.
chant. Groton, Mass.
s. Il. BLooD. O. A. BAssxrT G. G. BRAcKE1r
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A. C, Swift.

GENERAL LAND AGENCY. - Having
" opened c General Agency Office, viii at
tend 70 all business intrusted 70 my care. Buy
ing and selling lands and land warrants-land
warrants located y: reasonable rutes-xill no
gotiate the loan of money. Money laned-
taxes paid. Particular care in making invest
ments for those wishing to settle in Kansas
IAarenyyorth CITY D,.c 20 ,5s
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Wanted.

| A GOOD House Lot west Of the Rsvine, for
"A the wife of poor soldier who is SEN
fenced to ten years hard labor fer fighting
for freedom in Kansas.
Charles Stearns will pay for the LOT, and
will wait for his pay till the unhappy pair
see better days. Who will sell TO hercheapf
JOHN b. WOOD.
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James Christian.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR a. LAW,
"A Lawrence, Kansas Territory. viii attend
promptly TO all business entrusted to his care,
in the various Courts of the Territory. Having
an experience of some years as lawyer in the
South and West, and being familiar with the
Presumption laws, he fatters himself that be
can give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage in obtaining
pre-emption to lands, collection Of debts, and
in getting redress for bloody noses.
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n. I. T. @. Adams.

A TToRNEYS AT Law and Land Agents,
"a Leavsnyorth City. Kansas. will buy and
sell real estate, locate land warrants, invest
money IN Kansas lands, &C., sc.
All business intrusted TO them viii receive
prompt attention
Leevenworth City, Dee. 90. ,se-ly
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CYRUS Tstor,

A TT0RNEY AT LAW and Commits.
"A sionerof Deeds for Iowa and GevYor
Particular attention given 70 procuring and
locating land warrants. pre-empting claims
&c Office at 0sawatoniie, Kansas.
Nor. %. 1856.
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Kansas Land Agent.

u 4. HUNT has taken an Office in the En-
t. igrant Aid BUILDING, Massachusetts, 81. !,
where he win give his attention to negotiations
for the purchase and sale Of Real Estate. He
intends holding daily public saieson the oPen-
ing of navigation.
Lawrence. Kansas, January s4-tf.
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MARRIED.

Near Bloomington, Z. T. on the 18th of
February. 1857. by the Rev Dir. Ferril of
Lawrence. Mr. WILLIAM II. THOMAS, to Mlss
MARrHA LAHAY.
On the 18th Of January, at Cambridge
City. Ind, Mr.. PAUL II. BERKku, of the firm
of Berkau, Hiatt Swain, near Blooming
ton, X. t., to Miss LIZZIE JoSsoS. Of the
former place!
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EE Attention is invited to the ad-
vertisement of W. P. HAN IL Co..
who have very choice nursery Of
fruit trees six miles west of Law
renee.
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Notice,

CEALED proposals. will be recei sed by the
~ Board Of County Commissioners Of Doug
las County. at the Clerks office of said county
up TO the third Monday of the present month
at 10 o'clock A. n, for the building of conn
" Jail ut Leeornpton. A plan can be seen al
all times at the Clerk office.
By order of the County Commissioners.
Lecompton, Feb. 2I.-wi W. GARRETT. :
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Kansas Land Agency.

ID S. STEVENS, General Land Agent, and
II. Attorney at Law. LecorApton, L. t.
Will devote partieulsr attention to all business
in Land Court. and to the selecting and locat-
ing of Lands, fling Claims. securing Patents.
drafting Deeds. DC All business inquiries
by mail promptly answered, free of charge.
Office in same building withRsgister's Office
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= z. Good;n

A TToREEY AT LAW AND REAL
Ia ESTATE AGENT win execute Deeds.
Mortgages, &C., buy and sell lands and town
lots. invest moneys in Kansas property for
others With care and promptness.
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. &, s5S. 2-l6
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School Books for Eaasaa.

I'VE keep on hand the best and only eozn-
w plete stock Of School Books yet In
Kansas. Towns Speller and Reader, Fst-
sons Mental Arithmetic, Cornell's Gesg-
raphies, Bullion's Grammar, Cutters PLY.
siologies. Swift's Prim. PHILOSOPHERS, &c.
We are fast introducing these into al the
schools yet established. Teachers supplied
on all the most reasonable terms. Call, by
all means, and examine our stock.
WOODWARD d FINLEY.
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G. 3. Clements.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, viii attend to ali
II business intrusssd to his care: also. viii
attend ofhs purchase and sale of land ant
land claims the location Of land warrants, Sc.
Teeumseh, ShawneeCe., K T., Nov. 2, Sc.
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POMER0Y, BENTON & CO.,
TMPoRTERs AND JoBBERS In AMERI-
i CAN, English, Preach and German
p = Y c o o D 8,
Nos. IA and ls6 Main Street,
ST. LOUIS,
Have now in store an immense quantity and
variety of Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
embracing the entire wants of the Western
Trade. consisting IN part OF
5000 p a c K ges
Prints. silk Goods,
Cottonades, LADIES' Dress Goods,
Cloths, White Goods,
Cas<imeres, Linen Goods.
Sattinetts, Embroideries,
osnaburgs and Drills, Gloves and Hosiery,
Sheetings and Shirtings,
Notions and Trimmings,
at lower prices than any other house East or
West can afford to sell.
Cash and Prompt Buyers
are particularly requested to call and examine
our stock, with the assurance that they shall
made rich BY buying goods at
Low PRICES.
February l5--tf
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Usage Orange Seed.

TT will soen be too late TO prepare the seed
i by freezing. ] have few bushels left
which will be sold to those who apply the ear
iiest. book giving full directions for plant
g-gratis. G. STEARNS.
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VIM. P. Ham & Co., Eurserymen.

4 T Judge Wakefeld's. on the California
II Road, between Lawrence and Lecompton
We have grated Apple Trees OF one and two
years growth, and small lot of Peach. Pear
and Ounce; also Grapes. Pie Plant, Rcses and
Dahlias, which viii be offered for sale this sea-
son. (Febiy 81, '67-3m~
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AZ Mr. GRoyER informs rs that
We were mistaken in our statement
mat the Delawares ordered those con-
s.Fueting q bridge across the Stranger
70 abandon tie work. he left il, how
ever, until the matter was aniicabIy ar
ranged. but it is again resumed. and
'as road viii be completed in q short
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H ,. BoUroS, H. L RoUrT,
Kansas City. DO. Liberty, No.
Routon & Routt,
A TT0RNEYS AT LAW. practice in the
IA counties Of Clay and Jackson, Mo-, and
in the counties of johnson, Douglas and Lea
venwortb, in Kansas Territory.
Dec g. 1856
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BuckWheat Flour

lust received from Platte City Mills, Z
- small quantity of Buckwheat Flour.
G. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Feb. 7, 1857.
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IAHg's aqo IaHo Agents.
1ohn Hufehinson.

II AwYER AND LAND AGENT, omcs
~ No. 56 Massachusetts, street, Lawrence.
Dec. 20, 1856. lys
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"a Tuyalids.

CoRE-STARCH. Tspicca, Arr8u ,Rocs
~ aad Rice, for safe :. E5e sLawrsnce Pro
vision Dep4. oppsise tse Post of:ee
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1% Mr.. BRowS has set out on an
Exploring tour. designing to visit the
Upper Neosho and Cottonwood before
bis return. and ascertain the leading
|ehasaeteristics of the country, with
the view Of furnishing correct infor-
nation to the thousands who will be
seeking homes in Kansas on the first
opening of nas igation. Those who
nave visited that region have insari-
ably reported that it is the finest por-
aOn of Kansas Territory, aud that
SUPERIOR inducements are open there
lor emigration. He has gone to see
i0r himself. that he may advise intel
ligently.
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Rurris q Trnuhridpe

CTORAGE. COMMISSION AND FOR
- warding Merchants. and General Steam
boat Agents, corner Of Delaware street and
Leyee. Leayenworth City, Kansas Territory
Feb. 7. lS57,-6ms
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

-
TyHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned under the name
and style of Hornsbys q Ferrill, was. By mu-
tual consent, dissolved on the lst of December
1886. c. s W. B. Hornsby arc alone author
lied to settle up the business of the firm.
c. HORNSBY.
T. J. FERRiL,
WV. 3. HORNSBY.
All persons indebted to the late firm of
Hornsbys & FcrTil. are requested TO come for
ward and settle Immediately as the business Of
tho firm must be closed up.
H0RNSBYS & FERRIL.
The undersigned, having bought the Stock,
&C., belonging to Hornsbys & FerTii, expect
TO continue business at the old stand, No. 20
Mass. street, where they viii ever be glad to
meet their old customers and the public gcner-
ally. AS soon as navigation viii permit, they
expect to be in receipt Of q general assortment,
suited to the market, and will endeayor to
merit share of public patronage. both in pri-
ces, attention to customers and quality Of
Goods. c. & ". B. HOkNSBY.
Feb'y 81, 1851.
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A Street Conversation.

esGOOD morning, Mrs. h; where are you
" going SO early 2 said the amiable Mrs.
c., as, ON opening her outside door, one
bitter cold morning, she observed her neigh
Dor, closely wrapped in cloak and shawl, on
her way to the centre Of the town.
up street, on business: where else do you
suppose housekeeper like myself would be
going so eariyf' replied Mrs. H., with 3
smile of self-assurance on her eountenanee,
as she inwardly contrssted her own prompt
ness With what she considered the dilatoE1-
ness Of her less energetic neighbor.
What business draws you up street so
eaflyf inquired the inquisftive Mrs. G.
% this horrible shopping replied her
friend. Why yesterday, it took me until
halfpast eleven, 70 purchase what ] needed
for dinner; and. Of course. Nr. q. was rather
cross, at not finding dinner ready. So
thought would start in season, today, as
do hate. above all things, . seolding has
band
so do I, Mrs. H. responded the mild
Mrs. c.; but, thank Heaven, don't have
to GO up street 20 early as this, every morn.
ing, TO keep Mr. c. in good humor.' :
.Hsv do you manage, then,' asked Mrs
g., with some degree Of interest, Is she real
ly did detest anything which would change
Mr.. HIS usually kind words into curses.
I'm 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 q third, bread at fourth, po
tatoes at fifth, -four at sixth. de-; but
| go directly to the lawrence Provision De
pot. and there procure just what ! need-and
| It is Immediately sent to me. If ! wish it,
'Indeedl' exclaimed Mrs. H.; and where il
that placef / did not know as any one stort
in town kept all these articles
| To be sure replied her friend; and hand
ing herthe Herald Of Freedom she pointec
her to the following advertisement; which
Mrs. II. gladly read, and acted accordingly
We would advise every one to imitste he
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Meteorological Table.

FEB. 6 90 44I40 Pleasant. Thunder at night
4. 40 46I I36 Rainy. River broken up.
els Ia il0wind North.
g.! 624 20 Clear.
90. ils 3OII4 Wind North.
"I1. Sd 49, iI6 Pleasant Wind North.
10. "a a. 80 River free of ice.
"I3-i i36 Al 0Clear and pleasant.
"14 40 AZ 44;A Lovely spring day.
"I5. I36 so AZ Cloudy.
aI6. 40 81 60 Pleasant
"I7. 80 80 80 Cloudy.
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Hear ye !! Hear ye! ALL the Inhab-
itants Of the earth, and especially
of Kansas TerFitorvi

OF Kansas Territory!
EU RNITUREi Furniture Furniture
Il With the opening of navigation, we
shall be on hand with full assortment Of
Furniture of all kinds, also Veneer's, Hard
ware, Cabinet and Chair makers material
generally. Cheap for cash (! At our old
stand. sign of the "BEDSTEAD," Delaware
street, Leayenvorth City. Our motto is
Quick Sales and small Profits |! +"
DAVIS HENNING.
Leavenworth City. JAM, ,Is57-6m
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p0TAT0HB. 81.

Just Feseived by he s1bsczlbsF, not from
- The % Border Rufians.7 but frssa bsyead
fheWzkaruss. 80 bushels splsndid Meshan.
nosk and Pink Erred fctasos.
Ec~ S. 1856. G. ETEARE5.
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Apple Trees, Pear Trees and Grape
Vines.

FTsHE subscriber viii have for sale, IS soon
L Is the river opens, large lot Of eulti-
va.ed Apple Trees.
Also. 1000 Dwarf Pear Trses, On ouinos
stocks
Also, Peach and cherry Trees.
Also 900 Grape Vines.
All of which will be sold cheap
JOHN r. wG0D.
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Postponeme

We are requested. by several eiti-
zens, to suggest the postponement of
the Free State Convention, called at
Topeka. to be held on the 10th of
March, till such time as the final
action Of Congress on Kansas matters
can be fully known. 4 couple, OF
even four, weeks later, would insure
good roads, better attendance, and
more intelligent action. The object Of
calling the convention at so early a
day, it is said, was to forestan public
opinion. Public opinion is independ-
zent Of political conventions. and will
mot be governed by them unless they
zaet wisely.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Land In missouri for Sale.

0Q0 ACRES of Land in section 1s, town
SOU ship G5, range %, Mercer County,
State of Missouri, viii be sold cheap for cash
Or viii be exchanged for an OK team and Bag-
on if applied for soon.
FRANCIS L. ANDRE.
Lawrence, Z. 7. Feb I5-2ts
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TOR THE LITTLE EoNES.-A fine assert
l. ment of Toys and Games for Children-
Also. Toy Books and LithogTaPhs. Prizts Of
Birds, Animals, &C.. for drawing studies.
W. &F,
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NEW PROVISION STORE

c. SrEARSs would inform the public that
be has recently fitted up. at considerable
expense. grand Provision Depot. in the
NsaO Sore. srsetly opposite tie Post 0Gee,
where be intends keeping on hand every
thing in the Provision line, excepting
whisky.
he has opened : BAzxzY and . Mar
SHoP, in connection with his Grocery Store,
50 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 othcr yegeta-
bles; also the best quality Of Flour. Corn and
Meal, Molasses, Vinegar. Tea, Coffee. Su-
gars, Spices. Saleratus, Raisins, Figs. Nuts.
apples, green aud dry, Butter, Lard, Bar
Soap, and everything else usually kept In .
grocery store. He dzfsefs himself, that. By =
diligert attention TO his business, and By
dealing fairly and politely with al. lie viii
Be able to secure his share Ct fhs public pat
Fpnage.
Lawrence, Jan. l, 1857.
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Fresh Butsar

lust received BY The Subscriber. $50 lbs.
- Sweet Butter. Also $50 lbs. fiDe cooking
Butter, but not so very sweet.
Lawrence. Feb. 81, ST. c. STEAREG.
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RreadI BreadI

THERE are only twoplaees in town where
i bread can be bought without encouEsg-
ing the sale Of Alcoholic drinks. One Of
them Is at my Grocery Store, opposite the
PiO-; and the ether is my next deor neigh
bos- Patronize the Temperance Bakeries.
Lawrence, Feb. q. 81. G. STEARES.
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Usage Orange Seed.
slo ReEard.

4S VS. -
GTRATED OF stolen, from the vieiaify Of tbs
= mouth Of Washington CEssk, ,sbcnt the Lest
and half fsss. stands high e The shoaldzrs,
buffalo ike. with . white spos evef .tSTznY !;
horns shortish, EFsa tura e, oBs d5eoPs It.
lie left horn marked 81. e. vish 9 kBifs :
aeeseyen or sight has ear marked. His mess
is Fighter By two hundred peendss vs7y
handsene OK. srim leg and Bsad, haDas6fns
hornes, white spot on the 1sEeleaas sad - ~
shoulder - the other age nine o. Ten Feazss
bssh have ekksr white spots not ceseEitsdy-
communieste wisb me through the pest oz5,cs
as LawTencs. Kansas.
Dee. q. 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
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