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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

A Opolng tnnN Jars Ffsnrvlng Tesh nll- To
mai,cs Ae., by Iiermetcally ScRiHg
,s wrenchCs tunnels
i a Fruit by contact with Cement India Rubber, Lead
or deeterous matter The Cans and Jars
ar Iii rcpared for Sealing the purchaser has only To
boat tho cover slightly when the Can or Jar Is filled with
rs,h fruit aud press down into channel ON the outside,
ana with cement the work Of Icrmetcaly Sealing in
done The Cans strongly made Tin and the Jars OF finely
glazed fire proof yellow Get the best Can which
hrthus aud don't your fTu and thousands
of families year by using Cans made on wrong prin
n The ladies invited to call and examine these Cans
and lars before purchasing For sale wholesale and etnl
by HNDan" ,, pO ~
NAV 81 .d9mos LYnehoulg, Va
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

ss"s: a4IS < AZ; r. md sss s,s .%s,.
Dbrelis Hetel. ian dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

w y
y SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS at r
wholesale retail In variety and style at low "a
ga prices by calling NOWLANS sign of the Ea ~ IL
vile No "a Sycamore street. PeterSbnfg Va where
you He has just armed from the Nor
thorn Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
of Watches ewey, Silver are and
r v 10 call and examine his inagnfcedt Stock and
least buys all his Goods fo cash and can sell
them much regular prices for the same quality
of Goods You your Watches and Jewelry re
paired In the short notice and always get
The and fashionable Goods In exchange for your
money =. a., ~. n. o..a...o..
Remember the place, sign of the Eagle 70 "a sycamore
street, Petersburg Va. THOMAS No"LAN'
sep6tS
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PHILADELPHIA.
Axueus's PILLS. pf.

AYERS PILLS, pfOr NIL the
PURPOSES or A FAMILY PLY
SIC There has long existed public
demand Tor nm effective Purgntlve PHI
which could be relied ol aa auro aud
perfectly safe In ita ops rnteu This Inns
been prepared To meet TINT u }innnd, and
an extensive trial of ita virtues has con,
elnslvolv shown with what succcaa II ne.
conplishce the purpose designed II Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

AIDES 'GsAITERs!-fha have this week open.
supply of those popular Black Caters which sell
rapidly $50 Also Ladies ene Black Caters with or
without heels. Also pretty Tan Color Caters at Sl5o-
Also Ladies' fine Kid Boots and Buskns Calland see
ma 7ts r sEARuIRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

NOTICE.-Onr friends will please
- July collecting and that every
hill on Books will he in readiness by the first day of
that month, for settlement. l.. l.. ARMISIEaD<
lune % tsl Rep Copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22
Ely OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED.

the Ro al College of Surgeons London Graduate
Colleges of the United states
and the greater pa whose life been spent in the first
Hospitals of Londn Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
effected of Il astonishing cures that were ever
known troubled with rin ing the head and ears wen
aseep being alarmed at sudden SOUNDS
bnsulncss with frequent blushng attended sometimes
..l1h dnra of mi Id enred immedately
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

| <>lIIDREN'sC CuAIRs.-A fine assortment
u Chldrens Table Rocking and Arm Chairs Tor sale by
| Tnov93ts WINSTON.
/ uDOLTING ClOTHs.-We keep constantly ON
hand genuine Anker Boiling Cloths Of the best quality
~ j. A STIGLER co.
| Ren eopy July 2t
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Mllllnfrp I Jaatv 0Ss)1.
yVe1C II (,Nge11b 15oel1s.

vetV Lves; 1890 .
ms &. HUESTOH hsvine fsasffesa I.
III from the city, Win Z safefSl ard well
selsstsa stock 0f fancy afa fAllllnsi I esea!sI
eptsiatlbe ~ psft Of Pfensh Laee sshe y,
English Straw Do. Black Lace Bvnnsts.
Biatk Chip and Tactics dV. Ritliss. Hats,
Ladies' ua0rtless, Leel,ott hats III n ieees
and Bays, Itimh'ings q vstio,'s Kinds.
HlbbUfis u Ill desc itiip1s Plack ara Y bite
t3toHd tstes, Black ard white hle,id Qtil.
liHes, SIN and Cotton Rushss VIDE Bisth
Late iJt ttiditilhe Mantlee, blstk ! zee Tot
making Mantles, Black Craze Collars.
Cfsfs gcllAfs and Sleeves ~ sets, R t! I
Mourning veils, Grape atu dAu1e, Dleek
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6UAst biNs u tAuNHfs.
llDtLA DONNA 4 H4Uen0,
BAif6B BARx. f6hf fi0Bs6N
Ara III No fatsfMSAiatS Aah1fnaD.
Tim BELLA DONNA, Capt. WI,
.,.,i MI As 's'l S,ts. s;'sss 4 4 !
select, NJ Wiiliau,stpfA f6ueh. =
inn II III NE intefiHediAte p6ists;; 49, -
fttnfhihk, 1eaves bAteH esf4 stefy tVeteHes1
d4ts INA attlval Ut ths stts itvsa MSsdviils.
4he Mbe1U, gsgl I: 4 AcsA,sus, iea,e, NsSx
s es,f1 ssssa 4 ss. 1. ss ~.
HAdApn fetAtNiha, leaves .fytt auAspn every
"Wednesday and sAtNsNat, amer the arrival
VI ths Clihtsf ana Part Hudson Cars
HOLMES 4 Qf,AtteA, Agents.,
0etiO. IA 4eh6HpisSNiAs street.
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D1s1g1A1 ~ r lnteAAvv
| r lEfD sySst1 ljlY 81 m I la,ss ,,,t
n vel ssiestyl tlssk 4 lfesk fjfi,ss and
Msa3slhes. All My pfebasaticns ~ = !.
psfeA BY Northern ,,,antfsesosies. I'D rt,t
up In ths very bestmsssnef b tssssfyS Neil
medicinal virtues. III 4 eiinste lin tbja
tefstr,s should not cvsriSsk th;s i,flDo,t.ni
consideration. -
IT, Prescriptions filled with rst. "a ssy
time u night " day. crtio.y
FRESH ARRIVALS,
THE undersigned has Just recelved PET
Et6rits city,
700 lts, dut, Asab,e t.esenges, sfsll aavcts
~ IL HUtS Atabir PASTE. vahallx6 N6se.
40 Do Juiabe Drops, asserted '"
10 DO tit0fiee aU d.
% do 1hdia Paste,
100 do Telu Drops,
90 d. Pate Ne vnimauve, .r',-
30 d Msfshmellow drops. "a
SSe d. tujube Paste, ross, lemcn h Orange.
90 do T0lu %. ~ boxes Sbfved 0xfty:
100 d. Ch0eolattAe families.
Do do d. De Snntl,
DO d. do / ID vanllls, ete. NJ
For sale ii reasonable t,fites,'by
oct 1s-y. WIN. B08EL, Dfsg9iN.
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Salts b Nt Sbtrik.



s,seVseoDosa Ds1ss
stats or LuttIS1AfA-fAsisM !,
Etsr BAfpt fSvs4 iAta }v6leiAi
Disrx,tf t5f1t In III 4la1oeS q ih(
sseeessie4 u MANY III kAkikfk4sk
ase'd, lte. ~ / = PtUt1ts.'e
ny VIRUS u I e6tiiinisotSfs, I1eSed
I'D III I'M ab6ve sHeeessi0N, UNI u tsie
directed nom ths hontable sixth JVdieial
District Court, IN and NJ the Parish and
Stats Aforesaid, | viii, BY virtue u aid
sotttsiselVm. 0llef al tUUlie tale On tho
pten,isss. whefect The deed. last resided,
On he hishlsnas, n .sbsss III miles esst
Sa4hSie a NIX 2 ssys: y Y .~., ,..s,
q 4 e'elosk, A. NJ, Of said Jay, the proper
" hereinafter setlVtth and described, BE-
ion4iht u nv stseeessioti u Mary h. klisn.
petey, 1ate 81 said Parish, deed, II wit:
ELf2A-a negro Wofi1Ati lhOt sOuHt1)
aged about 10 yeAfs, ana twU ghildten, VII |:
LEwle. . ysats, end PHILLIP, 3 yeafs,
HAMPTON~sa tesfp man u yeats,
kpwAnD-a Negro boy, Ia years;
Bkl1AeETH IL years,
AOEhlNB-a ne6fv Woman. ID years
asst child 1AhAH, Z tnenths oih.
J. Alsts tho following personal stvpefty /.
One house Y lot 81 farming utensils. house
Mold ord Kitchen furniture. On The follew.
I'M terms and genditibhs, WI:
The dives ios ohe filtA eash, the balance
pavN0le IN thfye equal iMstalttieHts
Inc respectively, III the ART tlat If Msfek
I'M Nit ny u March 1858, fifss day of
MvfSh 1891 1,2tk jhskAlNsnk h ksat
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Cisterra Making.

7NHE subscriber, IL now prepared IA
L make Cisterns 10 order. in the very
best style, and will warrant HE work. He
will keep stock Of the best lumber IL.
ways on hand, aad will attend to putting
his work ap Carpenters work, and r..
pairing attended to. Il. L. SEES,
Near the Jesuit College.
~ Orders left At the Pest office sddres.
sed a. above will meet prompt attse.
ton. June .20.0m.
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M A1ssH's Improved Elastic Bss
lvA pendef shopldef Btsce, the cbjset
Of which II W eofteet hsbitval stoUiaHE
round and crooked shoulders, wssk back
and chest, and ~ preserve thst erect md
graceful position which il indispensable 10
health ard besuty II Il adapted 10 Men,
Women and Children 81 al ages, teewa.
tion. snd conditions; IL Il light, yet strong
perfectly elastic, simple, ard beautifully
iulils tie effect tesi6ned. F0f ssie by
Ott4. WIN. Bosfb. Drutxests
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Petrslsm,n, or Rock on,

TINE most wonderful remedy ever de.
i covered, procured from . we'll In the
Allegheny rsoantains four hundred feet b..
low The salth's surface, win shectusi1y cure
Piles, Deafness, Ola Sores aed Ulcers, Sore
and indsmeo eyeA RhumasldA, Nsuralgis,
White swelling, ert. fcr sale BY
VIZ. BOCEL, Druggist.
march IS. Lafayette street.
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pillsl fst11st

TusT teseived BY the ondtt.ixhe,t, ffsst
y SUPPLY d W,isht's lndisn Vegetable
Moffafs Life, t,fshafeths, Motfison's lIy.
eehis, Lees, ssppingtons, Gsesfebte IL I,
Jsyne's, Epentefs, Peters, CUok's Ho0l,.
ef's. Beekwith's tsjdy's blood. HSlls~sy i.
swsyhe's Lewis, Degrsy's Cbatapied's !,
Jenss', Sears, and MtLane's Piilss I'M
sale in any quantity by
jst.ss. Win Bosst, Druggist,
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Chemicals.

C1Q01ntCo1a.
1UST received frornthe N Manufacturer 900
- o.. Fsrr's Qus'ine, 90 a. Morphine, 81
bbs Calotnel, 40 bis Blae MSS. i $ bbs Chic
fcform, est .sct. All Of which will be sold
Ut New Orleans prices, by WIN. BOGKL,
oct1l4v. Druggist, Lsfyette n.
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For Coughs. Colds, 10.
"A YERS Chsffy Pictorial. Rushton's God
"A LAYER Oil. Wistsrs Bslssm Of Wild
Cherry. Jsyne's Expectorsnt, Hsstioss
syr"pof Napbths oct, just Teceivsd---A few
dessn Of each 70, sale by WV. BoasL.
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Sog1olDs'tes.

list RECEIVED as des. boxss Of
q Fresh Ssrdiues s dos. Gallon Jan Pick.
leo dos. ! gsl. On. d. 3 dos. Of ". Neh
do. 4 bb's Mscksssl, rsssh Dotter, Inc
lot fresh chsss, and ley sa)s Chsap ~
Co h. Nv. l"et.se| A. WvIssn 4 Co.
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TO rLANTEMs.

TO pLANTEl1o,
fIALL's pLOttUHy, Ms to . with
IL and without Cn'tefe q,
I. A','rted Nos. Of subsoi'
oKins's Plosxhs -fstendea bars. Nes. !
toA,
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters,
Or, Log, Bach and 1'taee Chains,
Atbes b Bowlahd's best spades and
shSve's,
Hees--ssst steel and torgea, from 4 In.
10 10 IN h'sAs.
Blind brides and Cart saddles.
Cellars and Hames, for mules and
hsSses.
Axss, Yankee and kentucky patterns,
Besides any ether article generally iounl
In 4 we'll assorted Hardware store.
jautcdy1 t,Ak0UfER h tANOttE,
Cor Lafayette and Florida sts.
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Selling or at Cost,

+. GOLDMAN. t)ilsts at ORIGINAL eesi
prices, his entire stock Vi WATCHES,
tLOtKS, tEW1LhY, CUTLERY, end
FANCY AhTtCLEB-to make room In
a new supply.
10 Persons In want Of anything In his
line. cannot DO tettef. then 10 call Oh him
a. he will sell without reserve, but only
for CASH,
TheoDoRe 8oLbmAtN,
Matchmaker and teweller,
flAsii.tf, Aafney Hst,ss. =
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T,HE VERY BEsT.==persots desiring
IL any Of the celebrated medieins tsl.
led Brandy, ear get sone eftbe pure and
sndu'ttsssd pinet, Csstiller h Co.'S st Tie
Drug store Of WV. bCGEl.
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FIELDING NuHBEIMAN.
wholesale ana Nstaii Dealer In iii kinds
OF CONrICTl0NAR11S.
Conner Of Third ami Laurel St., (heafty
opposite the Bank baton Rouge
uAvtNU THIS day sspuets his prices,
IL he IL ptepsfed to furnish al kind Of
CANDY At wHohssAtk and Retail, on
more favorable terms than ear be had In n.
Orleans; and having experienced workman,
HE candy will always BE- rvas and ssesa;
care being takei, that no ''dsletefious insfe.
dent Is used in IT. manufacture, ~ Il too
often the case with confectionery purchased
At AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses
lie trusts that the trade Of this. and The
adjoining parishes. will give him tbei, ut
deis to Gil, which he il prepared to do 10
any amount, having made arrangements for
the best quality Of sugaf in market, and be-
ing In correspondence with one Of the large
est houses In New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line.
September 7,-y.
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0utA pYepa

Gum Drops.
1UsT received 10 lbs Gum Atst;e Dycrs.
- Tolsn Loxenxers, French JUsubs and
Liqwefise Paste, Aeidalsttd Drops Of oil
aavovs; Spruce Cum, refined Ca1sbrs Liz.
uofiee, ect., by WI. Boest,
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Twigg's Hair Restorative |

Twigg's Hair Restorative
THJS compound possesses the virtas d
L restoring grsy hair to In original color,
and lot preservation and growth of tho hair
has no equal. Prepared fsem the orjsjosl
recipe and sold In quantities to spit psfehas.
ers BY WV. DoerL, Druggist.
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J,rses aas Mfsifiats, N.

UIuDS oRo nfolglufs, ~.
ali - Ill. WALLET.
A. his Dfsy store On Third street.
Is In constant fet6iM IL PUNE,
4 fAEsM HHrgS, M4DftYA1S, dAEAN.
HALE, PEKFGNEHfES ~. III iust feeeiv.
ID pet silly Tempest, ftUM ~ =. NJ islbsWiA1.
Barrel hsfned Alum; ss-,.,i.
do. copsfss. ''7' '.7
do Gum;
~. DUN t'sMphst seANeSj ss
Do. B,cstb of sols; do Cream Tartar.
l db. Fine white Gan .t,sb;e.
10 O6z. sulph Qsihins,
40 dfsebms Sulph Morphine
Dsss Afsisse Cayenne PEPPER,
80 lbs. Best bevma9s Anew kssti
i American sesftAeslsss. asF Ae
1sthty hbsbssb, pslv. 1peesc. IL.
All u which, ~ egsvs - ths n,sss ,es.
sehabte teffn1. 4p fAa <<t10.
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sssraosesr souess, No, isoe,l Sixth
{85t1 W. ErIg Jidiriol Disttiee
foaevH Tntt.ttn. f,on@A--. pa.i.h ar

Y. aWiclel Uleeflet
yosxrH TuLttss. Court--parish q
East Baton Reags, State Of Louisiana.
pY VIRTUE OF q writ Of Seizure and
u Sale, Issued Ia the above entitled and
numbered cause, anl directed to the sh,r.
ID Asm ,As heaorabls Sixth Jadicisl Dis.
tfiee Court Ia and fos tn Parish of Ea.,
Cation Rouge aud Stats afor~eaid; have
ssisedl aed viii s1sr d Public Sale, at The
Cexse Aeues door u said Parish, In thu
City II esuA Reage, q
oaeoseAy NJ IN cay - Jaas. 1859,
AZ II o'clock 4. H., Of said day, an the
right, title, interest aud claim of the de-.
PENDANT, In Or 70 tho following described
Mortssged Property, b Wit: A certain lot
Of Ground situats.l "a that mart II the CITY
ofDatsn Rosgs, laid ont BY Z. Beaurszard.
Ia squass snaFksd B, u tie supplemental
plan, assasstiae sixty feet front on the
wsat ~ u Matches street, BY one hun.
dred and twenty ~ il depth, with ali tie
ssilataes end iaprsvesents thereon.
2si1ed - pay and satisfy ths judgment.
iaesvsse - esst h tAs above entitled and
neobese1 Aaess. Terms Of Sale, CaaA.
With u loasGs Of appaissmsnt.
May =, 1853. "A. N. STUART.
Deputy sheriff
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A LIZ AND POKTER-A large ssp,Ay
a Of Barclay, Perkins 4 COS Ltn,leff,
Porter ard Tenuent Scotch Ale, wsrfsnls,l
genuine just received and fos sale bv
no 94ly VIM. BOUEL. Drasxest
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For Chf11s anA Fever.
INDIAN CHOtAgOCUE sroitt,sTocje
L Champion, Pills and other preparations
to ours this disease, for saIe BY
oct14. VIZ. BO(1Et.
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Liver CONSTANT,
CAN BE efeetaally safed by the We d
~ Hofaands German Bittefs. Prize ie
daced 10 seventy Ave cent?, can alwsys bs
had fresh 1t the Afux store Of ",
eetig. WIN, bO0Et1
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T00P0oO00toP CAWFO0s
MOTHER small supply, just reed,
a and for sale low. Thtes eksrns nats bot.
ter, quicker, ana more al II, ron givsn esaAti.
y ofmtlk, thea any other: Fer sale b.
decS.y. .-z..' M0N1AN a 1o0U31.
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sheet Zinc, Lead, &c. .
0R00 LBS. Sheet Zinc and Lead,
AuVV Pig ANA baf tead, Blcek I'm, bvass
osddef. eeddeflne fsSBe, ~ NE Hnsdwu Store u
jah,1f.y, bAA0ttlEk b bANOUb.
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10 whsm al orders must b. addressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
TIE PEOPLE OF KANSAS MALIGNEB
AND IkSULTED.
Fco~ The Springfield RcssAioaa.

Taking their cue from the fase statement OF Pres'
dent Perces Kansas pronuncaDlento, that the move
neDt in Kansas for Free-State organization Is a
party affair and not a movement Of the people, the
Administration papers have amphfed the deception,
and low pelst in treating the disturbances in Kansas
as quarrels among the actual residents This will not
do. 1t is too palpable falehOoj. While Davy
Atchson is sending letters over the South. Boosting OF
what he and his Mlssourians have done in Kansas in
overpOwering the people at the b3lot-box, threaten
ing TO repeat the process again and calling for armed
volunteers: while Pierce's Indian Agent Clark boasts
openy of his cowardly murder Of Mr.. Barber OF Ohio
and while the testimony from all sides Is full undis
ppted and conclusive Of the fact that the Outrages IN
ksnsas, as well on the persons and property the
civil rights of the Cettlers, have been the work mainly
of armed intruder from Missouri, 1t is mean and das
ardy 10 charge upon the settlers in Kansas the crimes
which lev have suffered from nOn-Tesidents Ii is.
besides piece Of sheer folly and gTatuiious malevo
lence, because nobody can be deceived by il whose
opinion is OF any value.
The declaration of the President T. It the FreeSate
movement in Kan as is party movement is hardly
specous. 1t not true. The friends Of the Adj
minstIation in Kansas actively in it, and constl-
tute large portion, If not majority of is supporters.
Col. Lane who is bis way East With delegation
from the Free State Executive Committee was Rep
resentstive ia tie last COngrers from Illinois voted
for the KansasN bill, and still supports it. De-
lai ay elected to Congrt on the Free-State ticket
edited the only strictly Administration paper in the
Territory, and more than halt the ticket elected Is
made up Of Democrats, who approve the Kansas-Ne-
braska bill and sustain the Administration in every
thing but its treschey and abuse toward the people
OF Kansas. The Free-State movement in Kansas Is
not an Abolition affair nor Republican affair. in any
proper 1t is simply and only the effort of an OPP
pressed and abused people to obtain the rights granted
them under the Kansas Nebraska bill. 1t not only
embraces those VITO desire 10 make Kansas a Free
State, but many Pro-Savery men, who would be glad
to il Slave State, but hive much honor and
sgnsninty not to oppose the effort Of outsiders TO
force Slavery upon Il by open violence. The Presi-
EsWr
The facts arr too papable and monstrous to be GOV.
cred up successfully perverted. The CITY Of Justice
and protection To the people Of Kansas will find re-
II onse in the heart Of every honest Democrat and wo
the and the party that stake their forum on
the success Of Atchsons effort TO crush out with fire
GDd rword the rights Of The people Of Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
LETTER FROM GEN. LANE.
LAWRFNCE CIV, SaturdaY, Jan.

LAWRENCE CITY, Saturday, Jan. l9, 1856.
DEAR SIR: Yesterday morning about 200 Of the Mis-
sourians made an attack upon our friends at Easton,
Lesvenworth District. On the day of election they
made such demonstration compelled our fri ads to
rostpoue the election until the next day. After de-
handing the delivery Of the ballot box the demand be-
ing declined, they made attack-fred repeatedly.
Our friends retained their fire until it began to tell,
when they returned il with some effect. After our
friends had dispersed, they seized Maywood
Brown" and other prominent citizens, and will
probably hang them before morning. They muir
dered Brown. Ny OWE impression is, they will use
this efficiently as pretext for another invasion and
general attack upon us. We want munitions OF war
and must have them and friends must be prepared
to sustain us. We shall be able TO hold out for some
weeks, but must eventually be overwhelmed unless
we can have assistance. Send us guns, particularly
artillery through Iowa" by safe hands.
II YOU obtain money place il in some safe bank,
where il can be drawn upo2 the order Of the EXecu-
tive Committee of which you are member.
Advise our friends TO enroll Themselves elect their
officers and be ready TO move at moments notice,
armed and equipped. lours, LANE.
To Cen P c. scHuYLER Chicago
n. B.-Send Us the artillery without delay.
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eonseientiou,ly train these children according 70
the faith Of their fathers

eOneeientlouely tr1ln tnetc Cphoioa ecS"ieAAe "
the faith Of their fashers
The Protestant girls go TO the Enslish teaeher
for prayers and she accompanies them TO the Luz
tberan or English church and 70 their religious IN
structiou for their first communion can scarce
" imagine how the mistress would regard grown
M American girl who had never made profession
az religion by the communion. A holy pity would
seize her, and perhaps she would send at once for
some religious Instructor of her parents faith 70
CONVEX. the benis hted youth. But if the parents
had no faith Then EN- puzzled. .,
Several American Protestant girls have acquired
a thorough knowledge Of French at this school.
Their life here has been pleasant, their training
maternal their education useful. The expenses
here are remarkably moderate in comparison with
those Of cur city schools. Two hundred dollars
per annum inci.des board and French tuition.
Other languages and the accomplishments OF
course are extra. / had forgotten to mention
that the pupils wear uniform within the pension
which makes the expenses Of everyday dress very
triAi1g. In Summer their dresses are of purple
calico; in Winter Of black or blue merino: q
black apron with low waist and sleeves at option
/, ALWAYS worn. Black coaks and mantillss, with
simple bonnets following the fashion, are required
Of the Catholics who go together to church. The
Protestants are accustomed to 60 out in their
usual holiday suits