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KANSAS PJIJ5E STATE. PROSPECTUS. or the 2 HAXSAS FREE STATE. StaaTIN BEVIS. W.

H. aiDKNOUE." EEVIS HOUSE, S. E. Cor. of Court and Walnut SlretU, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

BEVIS RIDENOUR, Proprietors. S. H. PAB.VIN, Kewspaper Agent, ALSO, Agent for Importers and Manufacturers of Perfumery, Stationery, Fancy Articles, No. 68 4th street, Cincinnati.

Jan. 1, deleterious admixtures, can only do so by avoiding the articles mentioned totally, it being a question whether, in any one of these enumerated, and even comprehend ing all that come under their denomina- "Be Just and fear not; let all the ends thou BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE AND THZ British Quarterly Reviews. OWING to the late revolutions and the counter revolutions among the nations of Europe, which have followed each other in quick succession, and of which the end is not yet," the leading periodicals of Great Britain have tfrnm invested with a. degree of interest hith Mm st at be thy Country's, thy (rod's, and Truth's." A weekly Journal devoted to the advocacy of YOINU ADIERICA'S LIBRARY. Anseful and attractive series of books for the young people, embracing events connected with the early history of the country, and lives of distinguished men, written with much care, and in an entertaining manner, with illustrations of important events, and beautifully illuminated title pages.

Containing ths life of Daniel Webster, the great American Statesman, with numerous anecdotes illustrative of his and the following illustrations: YoungDaniel in the sawmill; Webster fishing at Frasburc; Webster declining the clerk the Free Principles of our Fathers of a pure Political Morality. -and of a Public roller in tions, a single exception or a pure, unadulterated preserve, pickle, sauce, can be met with. Deaths from sweets .1 erto unknown. They occupy a middle ground Saddle and Harness Shop in Medina, 0. JOHN A.

RETTIG hereby notifies all Kansas Pioneers as well as his friends in particular, and the Public generally that he is at all times ready to supply them with Harness, Saddles Bridles, Trunks in exchange, for good specie paying bank bills, gold and silver coin, hides, tallow, wheat. in dofinnrA tl harmony with the requirements of Christianity. Its conductors believe that a recurrence to these old landmarks of the Republic is necessa Between the hasty, disjoined and necessarily in Ain HunTtR. Lieut. Hunter, knoxa as Jllnraiit Hunter, Lai Wen l.vvlrsj loy from the first.

During his ni-1 career ht has been previously twice dis-rniwj frcm the ten ice, once from his lmdrnn, six times court-martialed and tmrt examined before a court of inquiry. Hi first dismission was by General Jack so, in IG30, for fighting a duel. During the Mexican mar he was court-martialed nnd dnmised from his squadron for diso- Vyinj orders. Afterwards he acted as imt of the Taney and proved a defaulter for eight or ten thousand dollars, and was apriin dismissed from the service. Congress subsequently with remarkable CATALOGUE or LAW BOOKS, LAW REPORTS.

WORKS 01T Political Economy, ac, U.C., For itU by HOMANS, ry to arrest the downward tendencies or tne .1 IL. TV! perfect records ot the newspapers ana me elaborate and ponderous treatises to be furnished by the historian at a future day. Whoever reads these periodicals obtains a correct and connected account of all the important political events ship; Webster expounding the Constitution; the Bunker-Hill celebration; Webster at Faueuil are so common among children now, tuai we read of such an occurrence as a casualty which ought not, but that always will occur. A third form of adulteration, for the lime, ana 10 iunuer iu iicrcu cause oi universal Liberty and the Free State is established to subserve in its own sphsre that great interest. of the Old World as they occur, and learns the It will therefore oppose the realization of the schemes of the Slavery Propaganda, in so se purpose of imparting smtli and pungency, various conclusions drawn from tnem oy tne leading spirits of the age.

The American pub Hal'; Mansfield, the residence of Webster; Webster on his farm. The Life of Henry Clay, the Mill Boy of the Slashes, with nine illustrations; the Life of Benjumin Franklin, with nine illustrations; the Life of General Washington, with nine illustrations; the Life of Marion, with nina illustra ating tne political power oi tne union in the Hands or a nereditary Aristocracy, as to is used in spices, snuffs, peppers, Mustard cannot, by any chance, be obtain BOOKSELLER, Corner Fourth tlrett and Wathingto St. lishers, therefore, deem it proper to can renewed attention to the works they re-publish, and high prices of produce, leather, hardware, and the repeal of the Missouri Comprontse by the "Ncbraskals." he can still give his customers the worth of their Money. His stock of Saddles and Harness are not easily surpassed; mid of the best Eastern Leather and by competent workmen. Cill and see, buy and pay for it and my word for it you will not be troubled with a bad conscience.

Medina, Jan. 10 1855. J. W. ELLIS, give to it under Democratic forms the unrlignu ted control or tne politics or tne JNalion, wheth the low prices at which they are ottered to sud-scribcrs.

The following is their list, viz: ed pure. The same may be said vl pep- tions; the I.ife of Ltifayette, with nine lllustra er that object is sought by imposing tne institution of Slavery on the new States of the West ions; the Life of Wm. Penn, with nine illustra leniency wiped out his defalcation ty credit per. The same may bo conjectured of al by the renewal of the Slave Trade, bv the seiz tions; the Life of Gen. Taylor, with nine The Life of Andrew Jackson, with The london Quarterly Review, The Edinburgh Review, The North British Review, The Westminster Review.

mg him with the amount, and he was rein- most everything in daily use American Chancery Digest, $15 OC American leading Cases, Hare and Wallace's Notes, 2 10 00 Angell on Tide Waters, 4 50 stated and made commander of the Bain- From the shoddy' factory to the making nine illustrations; the Late or JNapoieon liona-parte, with nine illustrations; the Old Bell of of lucifers, the alominable habit of adul The Law-of Carriers, 5 50 Water Courses, 5 00 Independence, or Philadelphia in 177b, with nine illustrations; the Yankee Tea-Party, and riage, which vessel he has brought home fecausu Commodore Salter would not send him to Paraguay to interfere in Consul Hop Fire and Life Insurance, (new,) 5 0(. terating, deteriorating, and falsifying everything, prevails. The carcase-butcher deals other stories of the Revolution, containing in WHOLESALE and Retail Grocer, North side Main street, one door West of Baker Street, Westport, Mo. Also sole agent for the celebrated Central Draft Plow, the most complete that has been invented, and of lighter draught than any other. I would respectfully request all in Kansas Territory to call and examine this superior Plow.

Westport, Feb. 14, 1S55 ly. Agnell and Ames on Corporations, 5 all over one hundred illustrations. Addison on Contracts, 4 in measly pork by the stone. The lolac fcach volume is well written, possessing a kins' quarrel, when his senior officer, Lieut.

Archibald's Criminal Practice and Plead Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. In these periodicals are contained the views moderataly, though clearly and firmly expressed, of the three great parties in England, Tory, Whig and Radical "Blackwood" and the "London Quarterly" are Tory; the Edinburgh Whig; and the Westminster Review," Liberal. The North British Review" owes its establishment to the last great ccclesiasticl movement in Scotland, and is not ultra in its views on any one grand department of human knowledge it was originally edited by Dr. high moral tone, and can safely be placed in the hands of younz people. They contain numerous ure or tne domains or other nations, by aggressions on the rights of the Free States by whatever means it seeks supremacy, as tending to revolutionize our political instituions, or to rupture the bonds of Union.

It will oppose the legalization of Slavery by the Territorial Governments, or in the Organic Laws of the new States of the West, as tending to repress the industrial and intellectual ac tivity of their people, as subversive of Democratic Equality, as a corrupter of the public morals, and as at war with the spirit and teachings of Christianity. It will advocate the principles of Temperance as essential to social happiness, and seek the overthrow of the Liquor Traffic in the only way it can be reached by stringent Prohibitory Laws. ing, 3 16 50 was already there with the Water anecdotes illustrative or tne eariy History or For tin's Inst act of insubordim- conist devils up his snuff to every palate, and a man has no chance of trusting to his senses in t'ac article of wines. The refuse of a tea-pot is cooked up, and colored to the confusion of the connoisseur, Horse-liver Witch a Adams on Ejectments, Waterman's Notes, 1854. Abbott on Shipping, with Story and Per- our country, 5 00 7 5C has strain been dismissed from the Price per sett, handsomely bound in cloth, lion ne Kins' iotes, gilt backs and neatly put up in boxes, $6,75.

Adams Equity, Ludlow and Collins' Price per volume, cloth gut, do eta. navy. It should be the last time. Upon whtt principle his previous offences have enters into the componencies of chicory. Notes, 5 00 Colporteurs, agents, or school libraries, will Starvation and Suffering in Kansas! IS loudly proclaimed and prophesied in soms quarters; but Emigrants, Settlers, and ths rest of mankind" in general, need entertain fears, while provisions for the hungry, clothing for the ragged, and all the cetera for comfort and convenience can be had cheap for cash at Confectionary, tea, and sugar oiler mora Chalmere, and now, since his death, is conducted by his son-in-law, Dr.

Hanna, associated with Sir David Brewster. Its literary charac Arnould on Insurance, Perkins' Notes, be supplied at aviibcral discount. been so readily overlooked it is difficult to I facilities of disguise than almost anything Copies sent by mail, postage free, upon the i ii oo Bnrge on Suretyship, 3 50 ter is of the highest order. The Westmin conceive. The material for officer mil receipt of the price or the sett, or auy volume we can name, and bein? articles of gener It will seek the establishment of a thorough sys'fss Public Instruction as the first neces srarce if it is necessary to retain such LINDSAY BIjACKISTON, Publishers.

25, South 6th street, Philad. uit Jiuicoi ALLK. at al and almost indispcnsiLle use, we must sity or a State, and as the basis of individual conclude the Iraud and injury to be snor CSXcwspapers inserting the above in full, Cor. Main St. and First Avsnue.

Lawrence, K. Jan. 1, 1S55. en'erprize, social progress, and National wealth. will be entitled to a volume for each insertion f.

Hows in the navy. Or is it that he is a Virginian Another act of disobedience committed It will advocate the cause of a Free Christianity, a Free Bible, and the Freedom of Reli ster," though, re-printed under that title oiuy, is published in London under the title of the Foreign Quarterly and Westminster," it being in fact a union of the two Reviews formerly published and printed under seperate titles. It has, therefore, the advantage, by this combination, of nniting in one work the best features of both as heretofore issued. TERMS. papers to be directed to the "Medical Exami JJarbour-s Law of Set-off, 3 00 Bacon's Abridgement, Bouvicr's Notes, 10 50 00 Bouvier's Law Dictionary, 2 10 00 Burrill on Assignments, 5 00 Bishop on Marriage and Divorce, 5 00 Barbour's Criminul Law, 5 09 Barbour's Chancery Practice, 2 12 00 Reports, 3 18 00 Bouvicr's Institutes of American Law, mous.

The chemistry ot tne vat and mash-tub would startle the believer in the purity of mall-liquors. The beading' of gin is gious Faith as the surest barrier against the ner," rnilarteipnia. Lawrenee. K. T.

Feb. 21 JAMES D. FOSTER Cor. of Seventh and Smith Streets, CINCINNATI, a trick ol a.t, and camstcr-conee is pro encroachments or a oreign Tyranny, a Priest ly Despotism, and of a debasing Superstition. It will not be the organ of any party, or en UNITED STATES MAGAZINE ter the domain of partizan politics but will TS the largest periodical ever published for WASHINGTON and Smith Presses, Card, Seal and Copper Plate Presses.

They have also purchased the right to manuf.ictura 4 15 00 For any one of the four Reviews, two three Xone dollar per annum. Printed on fine paper, seek to maintain its principles by an appeal to argument and fact in a spirit of candor and con Bvles on Bills of Exchange, 4 50 $3 00 5 00 7 00 8 CO 3 00 9 00 richly embellished, elegantly bound in line tint ciliation, but with the earnestness that grows iv i 1 1 i ed paper, and ably edited. The first number is nounced to be emphatically a delusion and a snare. Salts and acetates of copper, pigments and other delusive disguises revel uniestricted in the system of the luckless wight who trusts in potted mysteries, aud takes comfort and pickles and preserves. He is being pickled, and sharply, too, without being preserved.

nas. loster's celebrated new Patent Hand Press. Type, Brass Rule, Cases, Galleys, Re-glet, Composing Sticks, Chases, always kept on hand. All orders' for Printers and Book Blydenburgh on Usury, 3 00 British Crown Cases Reserved, 6 18 00 Beck's Medical 11 00 Broom's Legal Maxims, 4 00 all four Blackwood's Magazine Blackwood and three Reviews four Reviews just issued. Liberal inducements for forward om ci a com ituun oi mcir irum ana import' snce.

ing clubs, besld-s THREE THOUSAND DOL by Lieut. Hunter during the Mexican war, and for which he was excused on account of the personal gallantry displayed in it, gave him the prefix of "Alverado." He was sent for provisions by Commodore Perry, but being ambitious to distinguish himself in some way, instead of fulfilling his commission, sniled up the Alverado river ml umtnvned the town of that name to surrender. The frightened inhabitants fled, taking with them nil their moveable prop 10 00 To aiJ in the great movement of the emigra LARS in to those sending th Payments to be made in all cases in advance. Binders' material promptly fiilcd. Jan.

1, 1S55. tf. tion of Freemen for the sake of Freedom, it will largest numbers. Sample copies containing par Remittances and communications should be ticulars, sent, post paid, ror siz cents. always addressed, post paid, or franked to collect ana amuse reliable information in regard to the features, resources, and prospects of the the Publishers.

THE I'M I Sji ATKS JOURNAL, Monthly, is the largest newspaper in the world, BurriU's Law Dictionarv, 2 8 00 Bright's Husband and Wife, 2 10 0C' Benedict's Admiralty, 5 50 Caldwell's Law of Arbitration, 4 00 Cooper's Institute of Justinian, 5 00 Coke upon Littleton, 1st American edition, 2 11 00 Chitty's Blackstone's Commentaries. 2 4 60 LEONARD SCOTT, Sc. 79, Fulton New York, Price 20 cents per annum. Liberal inducements Caution. ALL persons are hereby cautioned against going upon and occupying the claim 1 utif ituuviir, ui llic 1 1 cat, IJU 111! 11119 TIC correspondents have been secured in Northern Texas, New Mexico, Oregon and California, as well as in the States.

for clubs, besides ONE THOUSAND DOL- N. B. L. S. have recently published.

laks in niE.Juib.Lvia to tne twenty-six per and hava now for sale, the "FARMER'S I have formerly occupied at black jack Point, as sons forwarding tne largest number during the GUIDE," by Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the late Professor Norton, of Yale Collejre, year. Sample copies sent gratis. Papers giv- Chitty's Pleading Commentaries, 3 Jervis House. THIS comodious Hotel is located at th Great Southern Michigan Northern Indiana Depot. The Rock Island and Mississippi Cars also leave from the door of this House, making it the most conveniently situated Ilouit in Chicago to travelers wishing to take passags on cither of these great throughf ares.

This House is New and Spacious, and no pains will be spared to make people coint'oratbl. Charges low. N. B. Passengers will do well to keep their checks and buy no tickets for omnibus until they 1 have been forcibly driven from it and iutend pre-emitiug it wheuever it is open lor pre-emp-uon.

PETER BASIN GER. April 13, 1653. criminal ju.aw, a New Haven, complete in two royal octavo, containing 1,000 pages, 14 steel and 000 wood Subscriptions and all other communications should be addressed to Millf.b Elliott, Lawrence, K. or to J. M.

M. Wilson, Oxford, Ohio. Tebms. In Advance. Ont copy, $2 00 JOSIAH MILLER, Editors and G.

ELLIOTT. Proprietors. ing this two insertions shall receive both works one year. A. JONES Publishers, 1, 3.

5 and 7, Spruce N. Y. Lawrence, K. Feb. 21 2t.

engravings, ic, in inuaiiu uinuuig, on Bills, edition of 1854, Equity Digest, 4 erty, and driving before them the cattle whi were so eagerly desired to supply with foci the crews of the squadron in the gulf. The Lieutenant then took possession the l.ice, and saluted the U. S. I oisted over his I nrren conquest, and, returning to the fleet, reorted to Com. Ptiry January 61, lsoo tf.

12 00 5 00 5 50 25 00 1 00 3 50 5 00 5 00 Curtis' American Conveyancer, BOOT SHOE MANUFACTORY on uopy rignc, on Patents, Equity Precedents. ROBINSON HOUSE. XT AH with th old system of building. Pro- cure your Carpeneter Work ready made, of seasoned lumber, and save 30 per cent. Hinkle, Guild 365 West Front Cincinnati, 0.

Dooa, Sash, and Blind Factokv, Plaiko Mill PHONOGRAPH V. Had Phonography been known forty years ago, it would have sav uiihk vmcugo, aim save money and trouble. Boyingtos Co. "Proprietors. Chicago, Jan.

10, 1855. fpHE subscribers would infojra the public, ed me twenty years of hard labor." Collycr on Partnership, Daniels' Chancery Pleading and Practice, 11. Jienton. a 00 12 00 4 50 "Some of our sladcnts, not twenty years of a voi Dean's Medical Jurisprudence. age, are making more money from Phonography than the Principal of the Mich School, after Main ttrect, South side, five doort East of Post Office, Westport, Mo.

rTHIE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand an JL excellent assortment of Boots, Shoes, and Ladies' wear home made and Eastern. He attends promptly to all orders, and in every case uses the best French and Eastern slock. HENRY SIIOEP. January 31, 1S55 2m. Dart's Law and Practice of Vendors, the capture of Alveiado.

The Commodoie hit no little chagrin, on learning that the clTutt whom he had sent in search of food, of which his men were sadly in need, had 1 rottijht Teasel bark freighted oi.ly with glory, which our soldiers found as plenty ns Mitrkberries on every Mexican field. Hut having given himself for more than twenty Dean's Law Manuel for Business Men, vears tothe profession. John S. Hart. Princi- Dunlap's Admiralty Practice.

5 50 1 25 3 50 25 00 asp LcMsr.a Yabd. ir Factory is 60 by 120 feet, six stories high, with machinery for manufacturing Panel Doors. S.ixh. Venitian, and Panel Shutters, Door and Window Frames, Mantels. Pilasters, Moulding, Weatherboard, White and Yellow Pine Flooring, and Planed Hoards for the inside pal or High school, Philadelphia.

Lfcnion jvepons, supreme uourt ISew lhe undersigned will teach this bcautilul and iorK, JL that naving taken tne Kepubiican House into their hands, they are prepared tc furnish emigrants with comfortable snelters," "floored," not with fresh and clean hay" merely, but with pine instead of the open air, and naked earth." We will, also, furnish a "single blanket, or buffalo robe" for covering, and good food at moderate prices. Grateful for past favors, they respectfnlly solicit a continuance of the same, not promising to hold their tongues about the sins of the Emigrant Aid Company. TERMS. Board and Lodging, $3 00 per week. Board, 75 per day.

Einerigon ou Insurance, Notes by Mere- very useful branch of science through the mail. 5 50 lie will give LLL instructions, so as to enable aiui, English'Law and Equity Reports, L. B. a person to take down a discourse with ease. Douglas City Steam Saw Mill.

OUR Mill is now in operation, on the Kansas river, a half mile below Douglas. Lumber can be rafted down the river at nearly all seasons. Our best inch lumber will be sold at tha mill at $3 per hundred, and thinner and infeilor qualities at proportionably less prices. We til, run the mill, if necessary, day and night to accommodate the public. johnston, Mcdonald white.

jan21-3m Lawrence House. THE undersigned respectfully beg leave announce to the citizens of Lawrence and vicinity, and especially to the travellinc public, that they have opened the Lawrence House, op vT-ir Terms DOLLARS upon the re finish of r.rme or brick lisnscs. Our work is framed in the same manner as it made by hand aal s-iperior to any o'hs Factory or hinci work, being thoroughly tested in a Dryi ig Ilnis-i. Sash. Primed and Glazed the advantage ceipt of post paid, the full system will Elements of the Laws, by J.

T. L. Smith, Eden on Injunction, Waterman's Notes, be to order. Address W. F.

ESSLINGER, RETAIL dealer in fine Gold and Silver Watches every description of Jewelry, Silver Spoons, Caps. Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments, Pocket Compasses, Perifocal Classes. Perfumery, Toys, Fancy Goods, Watches carefelly repaired and war 10 00 5 00 D. F. BLACKBURN.

Isom's Store, Maucy Tcnn. i Edwards on Receiver in Chancery, Fearne on Remainders, 2 Flanders on Law of Shipping, pnM'c Jci.timcM so warmly approved the lsliin! energy evinced by the young Lieutenant in rapturing Mexican town with small vrel mounting only a single gun, ll.nt inMead of being eouit-maitialed for his contempt of orders, the title of vmis ullixcd to his name by acclamation, in comm -moration of the exploit. Dingie -neaiB, to Lodging, 15 of our lumber yard in Fulton, contaning tettral arm of 7nt) feet ofvharf, we are enabled to Vard, Manufacture, and a -11 Cheaper than any other establishment in the West. Orders Ailed for Boards, Framing Timber, and Joint of everv description. We also manufacture Any newspaper, or other publication, giving this advertisement two insertions, (including this notice,) and forwarding copy as above.

on Maritime Law, 7 00 4 50 3 50 4 00 16 50 ranted. The highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver. Westport, Jan. 31, 1855 ly. CHARLES CAMPBELL.

CHARLES STEARNS, Lawrence, March 27, 1855. lltf Row on Partnership, Greenleafs Evidence, 3 volst. will receive the instructions aloresaid. Feb. 21 2 1.

Cruise on Real Property. 3 ST. LOUIS TYPE F0UCTDUY Gould's Pleadings in Civil Actions, Kansas Nursery. posite tne oince or tne rce btate." iiiey are thankful for past favors, and by a close attention to business, nope to merit a continuance of th same. They furnish their table with every variety of food that the Territory and the adjoining "State of Missouri can afford.

Strangers will S. C. POMEROY, FINANCIAL AGENT or THE Emigrant Aid Company, Or BOSTON, MASS. OJict on MiistachvseUt Street, Latcrenct, K. T.

March 3, 1855 tf. rioitnouse' i.aw Dictionary, Hoffman's Course of Legal Study, 2 vols, THE subscribers have made arrangements for bringing into Kansas Territory a large. Packing Boies, Ice Cheats, and Shower Baths. Country Merchants will find it to their Interest to keep our articles for sale. Discount to Dealers.

Terms Cafh. Kansas and Nebraska Portable Col luces, Conlainiiij two or more rooms, which can be put up and taken down in a few hours. Asumple ran be seen at our Factoay. Our bills is from lo 20 per cent, below Louisville Pries. AND Paper "Warehouse.

established A. 1840. 16 50 4 00 2 00 5 00 5 50 1 50 3 00 10 00 7 50 35 00 do well to give the Lawrence House a call, and number of all varieties of FRUIT TREES, which they will deliver at all the principal mil on new edition or liiol, Hammond on Insurance, Hillard on Sales, Disunion. There are signs of a faint beginning of a new disunion The fools are retkosird to he not nil dead yet. A Vir-rinian member of congress, in a speech in A i ne i ounuers anu the proprietor9 fed wi not XX-Dealers Paper, 31 and 33, Locust Street, i n9.f trm vay Vl I I A.

1- I 1 1 call points in the Territory, immediately after the opening of navigation, which they -will sell at St. Louis, Press Depot, Shark Alley, on Real Property, 2 vbls, on Mortgages, 2 vols, BAKERY. They have also connected with the attention of Printers and Publishers to their the lowest possible prices. Orders left with (yUjr bill ol prices can be seen at this once. Establishment, where will be found every vari No Minerals or Poisons Used.

DR. JOHN DOY, Hydropathic Physician. Office Miin Street, Lawrence. Jan. 1, 1855.

Hill's N. Y. Reports, 7 vols, Howard's Supreme Court Reports of the N. wood, Lawrence, or forwarded to No. 13 tf.

the above House a Bakery, which will enable them to keep on hand constantly Bread, Cakes, Pies, Crackers, fresh and for sale at tha lowest prices. ety of Type, Paper, Ink, Printing Presses, Rule, i i i i -4 i at Pottawatomie Creek, (Westport, P. They Have Come. will be promptly attended to. aO.MiDl IKY.

IJOrueis, iowtri aim cvciy uiu'ji anisic usuu in a Printing Office. A. P'. L. Si Co.

have lately made additions to their former assortment of Book and Newsnaner Tvne. of Matrices im U. 15 vols, per vol 50 Jarman on Willis, with Perkins Notes, 2 vols, 10 00 Jeremy's equity, 3 50 James' American Form Book, 1 00 IU. U. W.

1'AKllUUdb. Pottawatomie Creak, K. Feb. 21, 1855. o.

w. child. e. w. rox, E.

G. PRATT, S. C.MANSUa. ALONZO CHILD, K. Y.

City I II AVE just received my large lot of Garden Seeds, and ready for distribution. nl3-tf JOHN DOY. Johnson's Common Law Report's 20 vols tiic house, on Tuesday, professed to be a'lOiked at the idea advanced there, that ti North was really in earnest meaning to exclude Slavery from the Territories. Horror-struck at this idea, he forthwith announced that he and his friends would take their hats and go out of the Vnion, if such i thing slould be seriously attcinptrd. Here and there a faint cry to P.

M. VAIL, Attorney at Law, Office 55 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. M. 11.

SPITTLE. II. N. BENT. Spittle and Bent, MACHINISTS AND BLACKSMITHS.

executed with neatness and dispatch, ''hop adjoining Steam Mill, Lawrence. JAMES CHRISTIAN, unancery itoports, i vols. 4U uo Kentucky Reports, including J. J. Mar- FECIAL attention paid to Collecting, Con Attorney and Counselor at Law, CHILD, PRATT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALES IN FOREIGN AND DOF.ESTIC HARDWARE CUTLERY, CUNS, RIFLES, tc.

No. 147 Main Street, third door north of the Bank of Missouri, SAINT LOUIS, MO. snail- A. K. Marshall, 1.

13. Monroe, ported from Scotland, and hrve now a complete series. Also a new series of German Faces. They are also the authorized agents of the principal Type Foundries in the United States, and are prepared to fill all orders selected from any specimen at Eastern prices. They keep always on hand a large supply of News and Book Printing Paper; also, Cap, Letter, Colored, and Manilla Papers, Card and Card veyancing and JNotarial liusincss.

JJioD, Dana and Little, sold seperate ly L.iWRESCE, K.1SS.1S TERRITORY. Will attend promptly to all business entr ist 175 00 or in sets, Transit for Sale at Tirst Cost. Kent's Commentaries, 8 ed. in Press. ed to his care, in the various Lo irts in tne ler 1 00 itory.

nll-ly Lambert on dower. Land Laws of California, Mexico, ANEW and perfect instrument, with Tangent Screw and double plate. Address by Boards, all of whicu will be sold on tne most reasonable terms. 10 00 i vols, letter or otherwise, S. B.

LOWL, Kansas City, H. Clark, M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office on Main Street, Lawrence, K. T. Louisana Code of Practice, Orders for Sterotypinz and Engravins will be Missouri.J CASH STORE.

P. RICHMOND BROOKS. ALL kinds of goods needed by emigrants and 5 00 9 00 1 75 2 00 JMonell's Practice, N. 2 Equity Cases, promptly executed. Editors or Printers wishing to establish a To The Public.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Col. II. C. Safforp, has been appointed a Financial Agent of the Kansas Free State Society. By order of the Executive Committee.

A. FINCH, Chairman. Norman Allen. Secretary. Lawrence, K.

Feb. 14, 1855. Prospectus of T. H. Benton's Great Work, THIRTY YEAR'S VIEW; or a History of tha working of the American Government for Thirty Years from 1820 to 1850.

nfifl COPIES taken! This volume, eJUjUUU which will contain about 70O Macomb Courts Martial, EST HAY NOTICE. Newspaper or Job Printing Office, will be fur Newton F. Malott, settlors, for sale cheap for cash at tbs Missouri Reports, nished with an estimate in detail for th! same, fTAKEN up. on the 2nd day of March, 1855, the same purport has been heard from the newspapers, and finally an announcement is already made that the south contemplates holding a Convention and nominating a candidate for the Presidency and offering him to tl.4 next Democtate Baltimore Convention on the Slavery Extension platform, with the distinct alternative that if he be not accepted, the Union will be at once en-langertd and probably dissolved. How ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, bv James Corlcw, one-half mile below Digest, Form Book, by stating the size of the paper, or trie particu lar style aud quantity of work to be executed.

L.1WREXCE PIONEER STORE. Lawrence, March 23, 1855. nll-tf Bedford, Indiana. Washington Creek, on the Wakarusa, one dark btatutes, Wood type, a large assortment always on hand. bay pony, about 10 hands high, with white below Concling8 Admiralty Practice, 2 vols, tk.f.iU.

Mn (K. InP hinil fAnt anil n-hifaiinnn 0 I the fetlock, the left hind foot, and white 11 00 on upon Treaties on Practice of U. S. Kilby Ferguson, Attorney and Councillor at Lax, INDIANAPOIIS, IND. Type takeu in exchange for new at Lawrence Price Current.

The following table, prepared and corrected the richt fore foot, and a smell blaze in tne tore- Courts, head. Said nonv is supposed to be about six 5 00 2 00 16 00 nine cents per ponnd. N. B. Sorts supplied to all founts cast at this establishment at Specimen prices.

weekly by Messrs. Allen, will give our readers years old. The owner is requested to come for VIRGIMA ST. LOUIS, Mo. Morris on Replevin, New York Digest, 4 vols, N.

Y. Reports in sets or separately, O'Brien's Military Law ana Courts Mar In the States a correct idea of tht cost of living ward, prove property, pay xiiarges anu take nun much truth them is in the latter statement, away. jAiiita lukliiH, J7MIU.M1NU on Main. Ureen and becond st. J.

H. J. C. Sparr, Proprietors. tf in the Territory: The Type on whicn tnis paper is printed is a specimen of our Scotch Long Primer and Brevier.

Jan. 3, 1853. ly. Wakarusa, March 13, 1855 3tp. .10 tial, Oliver's Form in Chancery, Becon per Turner Sampson.

.5 .7 Heel we cannot pretend to say. No doubt, its leading idea is correct. At any rote, it is clear that another deliberate effort is about to be made, to terrify the North with the double column royal octavo pages and a superb engraved portrait of Col. Benton, will be sold exclusively by subscription; and all those who desire to possess this invaluable work will do well to avail thomsejves of this opportunity. This volume, which commences with the reminiscences of the War of 1812, and forming a com- i plete history from the year 1820 to the close of Gen.

Jackson's Administration, will be sold to subscribers at the low sum of $2 50 per copy, which renders it the cheapest work ever offered to the American People. D. Appleton of New York, Publishers and sole Proprietors, have appointed Jesse John. City Market. Ham .13 AUCTION AND COMMISSION SALESMAN Pickled nork, per .10 Conveyancing, Peters' Reports of Supreme Court TJ.

S. 16 vols, Peters' Digest of Supreme Court Reports, Lawrence K. T. no 8 tf rpHE undersigned respectfully begs leave 'I to inform the citizens of Lawrence and vi Mutter Deans per bushel, 3 75 cinity, that he has opended the shop formerly J. E.

McClure. i vols, cry of disunion, under which it is expected to prevent the prohibition of Slavery in the Cod Fish per .12 occupied by Messrs. Litchfield Burleigh, and pthier on Obligations, 2 vols, Chicago and Mississippi Bail Eoad. TJ. S.

M. AND EXPRESS ROUTE. Carrying the Great Northern and Eastern Mail Two Daily Passenger Trains. THE CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI R. R.

Splendid Passenger Steamers, WIN Attorney at Law, agent for the purchase and is prepared" to furnish all who will patronize him Unties .14 .10 Cheese, .20 .25 Peters' Condensed Reports, 6 vols, Pnthiir on Sale. Sale of town lots and the selection or claims Territories, and secure the admission of with all the best kinds of meats, at the lowest 64 00 8 00 8 00 30 00 2 25 24 00 10 00 11 00 II 00 4 00 will promptly attend to all business entrusted Corn Meal per bushel, $1 50 of Knox county, the agent for North Missouri, i Phillinflnn F.viilpnr- Cavm anil VTilP prices. Kansas as a Slave State. The game has ton is care, pawnee K. I.

TURNER SAMPSOM. hires, per dozen, no. 8 tr Notes, 5 vols, who will give an opportunity to those wishing to obtain the work. Flour, s. per $5 50 hardly begun, and we shall not probably C.

Albright. We are authorized to say that the book can Cue 4 50 Lard rer .12 hear much about it till the next sitting of KING'S HOTEL, Attorney and Councellor at Law, and Solicitor Comer Vine and Second Streets, St. Louis, Mo. Congress; but then we may look for the in inancery, will careruuy atiena 10 an ous- Molasses per gallon, .50 .60 Svrun .75 be had only through the proper agents; that tha same cannot bs obtained by booksellers that the agent will supply them as near as possible in the order they are subscribed for. CHESTER AND REINDEER, leave St.

Louis daily, Sundays excepted. 'Winchester at 6:45 a. m. Reindeer at r. m.

Steamers run to -Alton (23 miles) without landing, and connect with the Express Trains for Chicago as follows: Day Express leaves Alton at 10 r. m. Nieht do do do- at 7 40p.m."-. Phillips on Insurance, 2 vols, Parson's on Contracts, 2 vols, Piatt on Leases, 2 vols, Palcy's Agency by Dunlap, Ross on Bills snd'Promisory Notes. 1 Ray's Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity, Reevea' Domestic Relations, i .1 iness entrusted to bis care, pawnee k.

i. that we have taken the new, larirn nd barking Scylla and the roaring of Chary 13 is. We allude to it now merely to ex 4 00 2 50 3 50 5 50 Sugar, brown, per .7 .8 refined, .10 crushed, .14 commodious house to be known as Ho- J. JOHN, Agent. Jan: 1, 1855.

tel. situated at the corner of Vine anH Second W. Babcock, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Lawrence City, K. T. pose the tactics of the Nebraska speculators Onions per bushel, $1 Title, streets, in the most business port of the city, I Rawle on Covenants for Trains pass via Carlinville, bpringville, Bloom- nd drivers of slave.

V. Y. Tribune. Russell on Crimes, vols, jvubscu uii wuuci, ana oniv one umare rrom uie river. Potatoea 200 $1 50 1 75 Tallow per .12 ington, Wilmington and Joliet, through to Chicago, without change of cars or baggage, arriv The Proprietors of this Hotel pledge them- I Roper on Legacies, 2 vols, selves to spare no pains or expense to make this I Roclker's Manuel for Notaries Public, Josiah Miller, ing as follows-: 5 50 12 00 10 00 1 00 2 00 1 25 3 00 10 00 Star candles per pound, .30 J.

H. COLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL' dealer iir GROCERIES PROYISIOXS 1 AND Cabinet Furniture. one of tht most desirable house -t for men of h- Reynold's Life Assurance, Atct-TiaTio or rooo. It ia a ques ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Day Express iu p. M.

Night do 8 a. m. Manuel, I Treatise, siness aud the traveling public in general. The inior nartner of this house, Georce I. Tallow .15 .20 Lamp oil per $125 Burning fluid per gallon, 1 25 LaWX5CZ, K.

T. tion with us if tln re is single article of Time from' St. Louis' to Chicaga 15 hours. Sudden on Vendors, 2 vols. King, ould take this opporl unity to return his zrateful acknowledgments lor the very liberal human fxxl in tae market capable of oilul CONNECTIONS.

Stark ie on on Evidcnca, new edition in Saleratus per pound, .10 SUrrh .10 .13 J. Lowrey Speer, HE is now in receipt of his winter stock of goods which: consist of the following- At Chicago Trains connect with Michigan tr ration, that is not deteriorate in some patronage extended to him while proprietor of the Missouri Hotel, and solicits a continuant press, on Slander, 2 vols In 1, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and General articles: Raisins, .20 .30 Candy, .25 Jana yvrenu j-articuiar aiienuan paia lo Sedgwick on measure of Damages, of the favors to the new tio ise. Southern and Central Kailroad to all parts of the East, making a direct communication by Railroad from the Lower Mississippi to the seaboard. Vinecar rr canon, Stephens on neaamg, Sssh per light, .8 .10 KING IIARRT January 1, 1856. Story oa Constitution, 2 vols, buying and selling town lots, (jy Office in the Editor's room, Tribune Building, Lawrence, K.

T. Post Office address Kansas, Jackson Mo. At Chicago With Expresa Trains for Indian liUM per URirn, i Treatise on law or (contracts, a Mils, all Kinds, per pouna, Sales, 5 60 4 50 5 00 5 00 apolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, and all portions or Central Indiana and Ohio. Axrg. Garden Seeds for Kansas Territory.

Commentaries on Agency, on Bailments, B. Slater, At Chicago With Galena and Beloit Railroad. Lumber per 15 00 a 30 00 Wood r-r cord. I 50 2 00 rriHE subscriber has 21 boxes of new assorted dffTrc, and palmed otT upon the people as genuine, and at prices that combination only can succeed in keeping up to their present extravagant work. An English publication, commenting on tlic "food of the people says: "Adulteration differ iu kind and degree.

One form is to add substances of inferior value to those of greau-r, and to charge for the inferior the. price of the s-jperiot ertiile. Thus gelatine is sold JL Seeds irt Warehouse at St, Louis, which I FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-. CHANT, No. 27 Levee.

Also, Agent for Saws, cross-cut. American plate, per 1 00 en Bills of Ex change, 8 00 on Conflict ef Laws, '6 50 will be in Kansas bv early sprine steamer. Or making this route tne oniy rename and expeditious rout to Central Wisconsin, Galena, Dubuque, St. Paul, and other points on the Upper Mississippi. uerman Kanaas Emigration.

Feb. 21, 1855.. ders received at my office. Cook stoves, Ohio 4.wilh $27 00 on Equity Jurisprudence, 2 Tola, 1100 23 00 No. 3, At Joliet Connects with Rock Island R.

R. on Pleadimrs, 6 00 Lawrence, Jan. 1, 1855. 18 00 for Ottawa, Peru and Rock Island direct 1. O.

P. WOOD. J. CABVISV- on Partnership. 5 50 nn Prominorv Notes.

i 5 00 No. Charter Oak, No. 4, No. 3, 44 route to Central Iowa. IT 3d 00 27 00 .15 At Bloominctok With Illinois Central R.

R. CITY HOTEL A. S. Mernt, Proprietor. tc, Stove pipe, per pound, Cor.

Third and, Vine Streets, ot. Louis, Mo. I Also, a large collection of Standard, for Lasalle and points north and south on that road, and staces for Peoria. 100 sacks salt. 30 white beans, 50bbls.

rectified whiskey, 10 1 10 Brandy, 5 i Wines of various brands 1 25 sugar, 10 kegs powder, 50 bags shot, 20 sacks prime rio coffee, 7 25 boxes candles, 20 soap, 60 cheese, 200 cans cove oysters, 500 lbs. bar lead, ifi 10 boxes chewing tobaeco. 15 candy. l' 15,000 fine i 40 bbls crackers, .15.000 lbs pickled and salt pork, 1,000 new lard, 50 bnshels dried apples, r' 100 Potatoes, 100 sacks Prime Flour, i 100 lbs fresh Butter, -1 5 half bbls cooking Soda, 30 bbls Apples, Together with a laige lot of other articles to tedious to mention, "which we offer for sale accommodating terms. J.

H. COLC Kansas, Mo. Jan. Ji, 155. .11 rnHF.

Prnnriptnr at tins well known House Historical. Miscellaneous and Classical Books, Wood Garvin, PHYSICIANS SOJGEONS, on Main Street, Lawrence, K. T. DR. WOOD has had experience of more than twenty years, ten years of which have been in ths Western Slates.

for isinglass at the rate of Is. 4d. per ounce, while the price of gvlatine is only 8d. to lOd. the ounce.

Ti second form is that Domestics, per yaru, Bleached muslia per yard, Drillings, At Spbingfielo With Great Western R. B. JL respectfully informs his friends and the pub-I which will be sold on reasonable terms; a Wb- for Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples, and at lic. that, notwithstanding the drouth and the in-1 eral discount will be made to purchasers, and all .10 .12 .8 .35 .50 .15 .20 .15 .60 .75 various stations with good stage lines fordif- crease in the price of provisions, his terms for 1 orders promptly attended to. of using colors to give a false hue and Calicoes, Flannels, Cassinetls, Jferentpointa in the interior.

transient guests will remain at his old rates of S. S. HOMANS, Bookseller, St. Louis. lnroucn uciceis to aii places aoovemea jan 24-tf si 50 per day.

and boardtne and lodrin; at rrom 2 00 tioned. can be obtained at the offices of the Mi Irilhancy to the article; oi.d while the first is only a clear case of fraud, there is abso- lft 00 .9 Blankets per pair, Iron, flat uars, (heavy,) per Republican Hou3e, Corner of Main Street and Avenue opposite Allen's Store, Lawrence, K. T. chigan Central, Michigan Southern and other $23 to $30 per month; boarding without lodging at $15 per month, and that his table and other accommodations will remain as heretofore. His rauroaa omces in ot.

axhus, anu xicnei uuice .10 .10 .11 id lui attached to latter, sinco metallic coloring cases are all poisons more or table will continue to be furnished with th Tickets for Chicaco and intermediate points best the market affords, and the comfort of his .10 .10 guests will receive the unremitting attention of JOEL WALK. CHICK. WALKER CHICK, can be had on Alton wharfboat at St. Louis, oa the steamers, and, at Ticket Offiees of the Vi J. W.

Amnions, DEALEB IX ALL KINDS OF PUTE AND POPLAR LTJUEER, Shingles, Laths, Mouldings, Sash and oors KANSAS, MO. Snvsa-elghths oval, -Three-eighths round aad squart, One-iKhth 44 One-Uilf square, -Hoop Iron. Nail Rod Iroa, All other articles of sanehancUia pondinf rites. less virulent; but they are used ia confectionary, saures, preserves, pickles, and the .11 htmstif and Thankful for past pat-ronate, a continuance of the same is respectful Wholesala Grocers aad Forwarding and Com- .12 eofras- Company. R.

P. MORGAN, Superintendent. January 1, 1855. at like, to an almost incredibls eilent, and rt the miMic who would avoid tbese ly solicited, i Kespeetrniiy, Ta 1, 1853. tf A.

S. MERRITT. mission Merchants, KANSAS, MO. i.