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TNoR LIvgRFoof.-uNITKD STATES uAu. sYEAN-
ship BALTIC Capt j. j. Cemstock, viii depart with the
unkec States mails for Eurepe posiyey on
~ ~ " O'CLOCK M from her berth The eos II CANAL sreet
Ncueeihe steamers Of hts line have water tight cs%sss
nen and 70 avoid danger frem Will not tbs B4nks
north Of - degrees unni after the LIST Of A ugust
~ freight o. passage having unequAned accommodation
EDWARD K. COLLINS, 50 wan street.
Passengers requested beard ~ II O'Clock A. M.
will be returned
The steamship Ericsson viii succeed the Baltic and sail On
Saturday Sept IS
NOceThe rate Of freight Liverpool 70 New York 10
reduced 70 fo pounds per Measurement until further
nottc0
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woSDER-TnE GrPsEy GIRI-IF. you WISH TO
knowledge OF which save years Of sorrow and
don't fall 70 consult The above named pamst charge VI
able any lady gentleman 10 obtain the Kne-ons Of
the opposite Charge extra. 10 Bowery, up stars
AVS MADAME MAR REMAINS BUT SHORT TTNYs
N those wahing 70 consult her VIII do well 70 ss socn ~
ss ~. .sSs
sSS wSs,seq q You Will wealthy eo. mss sSs vi
YOU vhen and whom you VII marry and ss'onhss ~ WI
TyLAIRyoYANcE.-MRs SEYMOUR. NO no sPRI Z
~ few doors west Of Bruadvay, The most ceDebra
medical and business clsirvoyan IN America An dhees
discovered cured curshe the fste and whereabouts
and no charge unless satisfied
f,IATRvoYANCE.-MRsF T. HAYES, OF i76 0RAND
~ street. New York the best clsrvoysnt physician IN ns
United States Diseases correctly todd and cures made daily
business Ac No charge unless satisfied kecIcy
administered BY Mrs. Hayes
1TIDANE MORROW cLATHs TO BE THE MOST vow
M derul ss,rocg., IN The world or that hss ever been
who also great sstrolog have natural IN q tell
the past present and future events Of e have tnnhhed
ron are married single how many you bs
how and viii show he hkepc~s efyour
future husband and win cause yoa 70 be speedily esssd.
and GOOD Inch through your whole lse win Aso sS0v IL
absent ends and relations and VII ten - true
s no a IN o e p' soS % ~ s
chance Gentlemen admitted No 70 Brosma street.
between Cannon and Columbia sreea 4. -.
MADAME FERRro on HER RETURN TRoN IN;
u South, will pass few weeks IN this city ~ uni.
past present and future Terms adie. se0 ccnts sen
ilemen 50 cents. Hours, sA.M osP. ~ Resdsnee, lt2
second Hoor n B-Aso Old friesds charge
extra.
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COAL.


CoAL-s5 FOR BEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH,
~ while ash, furnace and the
price. All well screened and delivered. ~ b.
WEIGHT quality warranted. RICHARD CLINTON, go
First corner Of Fifteenth street. and Sc Gocrck street
corner OF RiviDgton-
CUMBERLAND 90 Al ArLoAT-Now DrsCHARG.
" ing Of superior Cumberland coal from the
the Hampshire Coal and Iron Company, which
ofsr al low price TRUsLow 4 BROTHERS., 40 Cherry
AID l25 Grand street.
CcRANroH CoAI.-THB DELAWARE, LACKAwAy.
- and Wsseyn Railroad Company 81 wall street. offer
by The cargo, lump, steamboat large - and The
othsr sisss Of his superior coal upon he usual ma
Wn u WARREN Treasurer.
TO eHIPS owHERa-COAL.-THE CHIRIQUI IN
pvovemsnt Company prepared 70 receive pro
poeas for The purchase Of coal quantity a their depot
n ne Chraui TAgoon The coal VII be kept constantly
hand AMI viii be several dollars per ton les man
Hn be delivered for Jamaica Aspinwan San Juan de
Ncarpgua The quality Of he coal superior for
poses best Liverpool and The depot equA
ant on The Caribbean ssA from San Juan and AspnSA
The harbor Of del oro Of he finest The world
and easily accessible for Of the largest drought
Minute oharts this harbc made BY order o. he English
Adursitv can be examined The sompsnys once where
aso can specimens of the coal with he analysis OF
Prof Chilion ~ order Of he BOARD Of plreccra
VIM RUSSELL FOSTER, Treasurer.
Ofce OF the Chriqui Smp Comf any No ~ Wsl
street. New York. Aus %, lsoA
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COLLINS HOTEL. FOOT CANAL STREET NEW YORK
~ directly opposite Collins line Of This house Il
asapy located and most central 70 business fine
let 10 transient permanent boarders reasaa
he terms. BLAKE 4 ROBINSON, Proprietors
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durUGerynRWTRt
RIBLO's GARDEN.
IN Doors open al 7; 10 commence NJ e'cIoek.
THE WONDERFUL RAVELs
YOUNG HENGLER
in three attractive entertainments.
Antoine Havel babnfS
Nine Marzeu ....... .Geneyeye
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST n, 1856.
The ballet d'actiou entitled
GENEVIEVE, THE s0NNAMBULE-
Characers by The. Ravel famlly
EXERCISES ON THE TIGHT ROPE,
by NJ. Chiarini Nine AIel and YOUNG HENGLER.
To which will be added the grand fairy comic pantomme OF
ASPHODEL.
Hnone banlas
Jerome havel hgoDtrt
Friday eyening-Mr Burton as PAUL PRY with the farce
OF OUT FOR A HOLIDAY
Saturday-The Wonderful Ravels
Nh burrows NIGHTs-Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday
The RAvEL NIoHrs-TuesdAys Thursdays and SATURDAYS
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TAE NEW YORK AVID LIyKRPooL UNITED STATES

mail steamers The ships comprising this line are:-
No ATLAATi @, Capt oliver Rldridge.
The BALTIC Capt Joseph Comssock
The ADRIArIC Capt James West
These ships having been built by contract expre r Nc
government service has been tAks9n ne con-
sxuction a. also In their engines 10 insure seDgh and
quAlled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage hem Liverpool IN frst cabin
$40; second d. SIS Exclusive OF extra sss stats
rooms $50 From Liverpool 70 New York. 80 and guteaA
An experienced surgeon attached " each Chip No berths
be secured until bA for The ships Of Ills line have n
proved tight bulkheads and danger from loo
win not the Banks north Of ~ dsgreeA until ar ~ -
- -
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-A@-4~ 49,
nR RALPHs OFFICE HOURS TO " A. NJ, TO
mr. ward on ssrtAsn diseasca once - Canal srest
corner al broadway. His treatment pevsv Known 10 nal
In q moment dseass 10 Arsaeda And Ne nnnss@ VIII ~
sseo Pow Po., .sf.s ~ isls ssssss 81 approprsls
r.atmsnt DR. Powers female pNh, VI Per bos vArrnnss6
q produce he sGsc nssndsd oecs % oAnal srssA sorss
rNR. COOPER, "a DUANE sTREEr, MAY BE CON
IL sulted prvaisy diseasea Tho vctms Of misp bod
confidence call on him with he certainty % being radically
Nro CHARGE UNLESS cuRED.-DR. CoBfYrr, II
IN Duane street. may be consulted privately On dse.ss
M sSssisd 9Th The sres.ss eanaor BIS
his age OF emprcsm Dr. q. would call special attention v
ais dIecma from New Yosk University with The gnssurss
Of ORA Not, pauasco, Ac., sssached
DRIyATn oorsuLrArrors-DR WATSON Has
II for q icug series of Year, eonnned hs attention
ssse. o. eesas 49, whlss be be $3.50 :. ars -
ssnss n det d. watson . 10 ccns,ani s,sndascs BON
ss morning sn !: :js Z. 4 soo o. wss assS~ss.
Formerly sursecs % ne Lcsk Hospital
c,PrCrAr, NOTICE TO THE LADIES e JOHNSON,
distinctly 10 aSaersssd ,ss, hs rseas.Iy edscsssd phys
ian ssd ,s. e so s's curs
m ,he urinary orgAns The Doctor Well Known
GENERAL d.csse special irrssg'sass snd ~ %
s more han sshs hundred persons have been under h4
@ aid an be referred 70 entirely cured onvcuseri
rooms ard escel,nt rssss prov,ssa aarng mnss he
eon''e'o'h d JOHNSON, Operating rhyaciss.
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EUGEN1A voLLANrE, WILL ON RpCnrPr OF
IL a eenis send 70 fun delneaaion Of their cha
ratter By their handwriting; future destiny
journeys. and lAwsuts &e Address with
postage New York Post once. EueenA vollante
NIATRNoNIAL.-A YOUNG LADY AGED EraHrEEN,
M Of good visiting IN he wishes
10 COZ respond with gentleman between he ages o. twenty
and ihrfy, with view 70 uatrmony Money ohe,t
tho advertiser ample support them hand
snrcy through life Please address Miss seor Bsvetsaw,
New York.
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EXCURSIONS.


Lr0R CAMP MEETING AT PORT CHEsTER-THE
IL large and splendid steamer WASHINGTON Cart Geo.
W. Sinners win leave New York for the above
day ~ 1856 and continue running until further
Amos North river, nj clock; No.
~; Bridge street brooklyn ~ south Third street WI
Aamsburg s and Broome street East river ~ s o'clock.
Returning win leave Port Chester at o'clock Fare 70
each way.
L,oR KEYPoRT AND CLIvfwo0D-THE LARGE
Is and commodious steamer WASHINGTON, Cact Geo.
W Sinners will commence her regular trips for the
Monday, Sept 1855 for Chrwood and Keypor foows
Leaving from the foot Robinson street. every
morning. nj o'clock returning will leave Keyport az
ernoon, a 81 O'Clock lanong a, Cinwood each way Mr..
D. T. j. Murphy formerly OF the Keyport steamboat ltaka
charge Of all freight by the above boat Military or
pic mic parties make arrangements for excursions Gin
wood Grove or keypor on reasonable terms.
THE STEAMER ROBERT L. STEVENS, CArrAIN
Charles Anderson makes regular trips 70 he r.<hing
Banks every day, except Sunday leaving Amos stree.
s pier No. North river soesocx FA for he excursion.
Ocents-
yNEEHAwKEN GROVE AND GUTTENBRRG- GRANGE:
w Of hours.The steamer MERCURY Captain n. Mslisi
leaves day this week from Robinson
touching At sprtngr-e. Amo. street rwenisA street.
Forty third lAving Robinson street II IL and
O'Clock leaving Gutenberg II 10 IL and oocA- Fare
Ga cerna
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EEORGE CHRIsTY AND WOODS MINeTRMA ~
NJ Broadway-fhe managers Of ts highly favored plAM
Of amusement while they Of having used eyy
proper endeavor The public regard teal themsa
constrained 10 mako public acknow edgment Of ths
prove that they are mot unmindfu OF what due ths
patrons they think they make mention OF SEINE few In
which they have made whou. laying hsmssyS
Place nen they found Necessary some time since Ia view
nsnsons o. the temple q Negro nnses located = Y
from sixteen to eighteen hundred as well = ntodlcins
amusement in Ibis city not IN hs world Previous the
hall which not less novel than necessary the safety a
% The piacSr Of S1dsan @s 81 ne
hau, so arranged a. 10 be percepuble 10 ALL with
hose attached, 80 that full head Of water could II
any time be turned by any in s vicinity. The
Ayers have idea that will be TO bring thu
latter Improvement into requsuon for ia needless 70 say
they have tab every uuon guard asas fire, b
they think best avoid the bare possibility Of such
tngency In this connection may mention the pafns
taken by In securing ample and enough 10
ingress and egress from the hail. that al danger from
crush Of accident obviated-a matter b which
little attention Ia paid in the planning Of public buIdnga
Add 70 these Improvements the tasty drawing room which haa
been magnifcenty fitted upfor the accommodation Of adq1
and we think we fairly challenge The world % prodde
the equal to establishment We nhe for
public approval HENRY WOOD, Business Manages.
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I,oR elIE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT AND
II drug Store n The town o. Easicheser New
zen Railroad saou finely situated of ovey hsN an
acre OF the best garden land with MODERN house and drug
stors best order and doing fair business first rate
particulars apply 10 CHARJaEs sTuBENRAbcU. 80 fulton
street New York.
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DR RALPHs ovrICE HOURS TO u A. NJ, 9 TO .
~ p NJ, Sunday escepted No Gas Houston street. near
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Pc 18th inst in coming from Piermont 70 Hano ,er
blue enameled back. gold lepins watch, with ch lin
clasp and ocke attached The locke bears the Initials A. g.
and contains daguerroypes OF elderly lady
The finder viii receive the above reward and que os
asked, BY returning the same 20 100 Pearl street. New
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ITO DRUGGISTS AND APoTHECARrEs-DEsIRA ABLE
store for sale for 81 lowell hxed and eked
located IN OF the best opened four years
ago by the present owner. y. HALE 46 Beekman rset
WESTERN LANDS TO ExCHASGE-A TRACT OF
W valuable nst quality unimproved land viii be exhang
ed for stock Of dry goods notions boots shoes clothing
orjewery. Address West Tribune Office, with and
place Of interview.
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RIO OWNERS AND BUILDERS OF vEssEIs-w mt
ed purchase masters nteres. in n frs, close
III between and three hundred tons register. To
ployed whsre best freshs be procured Apply A.
HIGGINS % Wall street
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SRH BROADwAY-S100N WORTH OF FANCY
w goods selling eli Ut 70 per under cost prices
Of collars chemsettes infants robes frooks
WASTE Swiss and cambria banda black ve plain and hguree
nuans ribbons Ac AL must be disposed of by 2h Sep
tember. JOHN MADDEN, Agent
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Vl0R sALE-A FARM, or BETWEEN TWO AND
three hundred scres having Of the best slate
goarsies within quarter q mile q railroad station
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XHA1CHES.-FINE GOLD AND SILVER WA1CHES.-
w The largest and most splendid assortment OF watches
the city be found at The subscribers He has been
business Wall street for the last Is years. and selling MI
descriptions Of gold and silver watches, iewery and silver
al much less than the usual prices.
Beautiful gold epine watches, four holes jeweued IA
Fine gold detached levers fun jewelled 81
Fine gold hunting iepine four holes Jewelled SO
Gold hunting English patent levers &58
Fine gold hunting deached levers fun ewelled so
Gold enamel watches for ladies $50 70 sle0
Splendid gold pocket chronoms,ers. 70 S50
Gold independent second watches for timing
horses 90 to $3.50
Gold hunting watches, which run eight days Sl25 70 $50
ferent slso TO sao
Gold English patent levers full jewelled. e<5 70 $50
Silver English patent lever ...............S6 70 eE
Silver detached levers full ieweled, SIS 70 80
Pine gold hunting railway 500 10 el75
Silver lepines four holes jeweled ~ 10 tl7
'. Tobias Harrison r. and q. Bccseley, T. y. Cooper
and all other celebrated makers for sale very low,
All watches warranted 10 keep time. Watches and
jewcry exchanged Watches and jewelry repaired tho
best and a much less than tho usual prices Goods
sent all paris Of The United States and Canada free q
GR0RGE G. ALLEN, importer Of watches and jewelry,
Wholesale and reaA No. IL Wall street. second foor,
Broadway.
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IcOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND-THE UNTTEr
u sates Mall sieamsbip JAMEsTowN Capt Parrish vi
leave 30h inst, NJ cloc
NJ from pier H. North river She will al Norfol
on Sunday afternoon and Richmond Monday morning
Passengers for South win proceed without delay by TN
Great Mail Line 70 Charleston Augusta Savannah &C Fra
veerp will Gnd this the cheapest peasanest and mos es
peditious route Passage and fare, including saieronn
Norfolk ss Petersburg Richmond SO Storage hall rice
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II and gsnee dwelling In South Second street. Williamsburg
within four blocks Of the ferry. The house story
basement full lot (25xloO feet, exceedingly
tee neehbohood there ten and cellar nine large
closets &C; marble mantes throughout
mened cisern with pipes leading the house, fruit
grape srbor swing Ac wood house. feet deep and width
of he house and half old, and has
been occupied by the present To be sold price far
about 70 leave the country. Apply TO d. W. HOLLY No
8 Nassau
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-01-19

We contend for never Every man slain
in defence Of freedom viii be ike the
fable.i teeth which sprung up armed
soldiers. Our cause viii triumph. but
the Union planted by the toll and care of
the worthless of the Revolution, and va
tered by their blood. will lie a heap of
smouldering ruins. The temple Of Lib
erty will be shut. and the last feeble ray
of national freedom viii be extinguished
in blood.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-01-19
CITY Matters.

Our citizens are making preparations
for the reception of the Legislators and
emigrants whowill be here in the spring.
l. is more than probable that the Gener-
al Assembly will adjourn from Topeka
to Lawrence, as there are few accommo-
dations there, and in case of an invasion,
no Qualifications to arrest the progress oil
the Ruffians. The Free State Hotel will
be finished aud furnished on the 10Th
of February. A splendid livery stable
is in course of erection. Houses are
being built as fast as lumber can be pro-
cured. In the spring there will be en-
ployment for persons in the various me-
chanical trades; day.ahorers. too. will
be in good demand. The Free State
Hotel is tie largest in Kansas, and unri
vailed west of St. Louis. Lawrence is
bound 90 be the Queen city Of our EN-
pre- Territory.
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The name of Col. JOHN G. Fremont
has been props sed by several respectable
journals in the East as candidate for
the Presidency. Mr. Fremont has been
long aud favorably before the Americ m,
people, and has always commanded re-
sDect, in every circle of society. His
connection with the typographical sur
yey of that vast and previously unex-
plored region lying between tie Missouri
andthe Pacific, and his faithful narrative
of his adventures and his explorations.
which has been read by every American
will draw host of true men by his side,
and may elevate him to the important
pest with which his name has been ASSOC
ciated as suggested above. We believe
there are other men equally devoted to
the cause of freedom on whom the pep
pie could unite. Wewould greatly pre-
fer 10 see such persons occupy hat post.
and yet We should be willing to give our
support TO Mr.. Fremont if he was prop
erly before the people.
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Republicsnisn in kansas.

IN blood.
Republicsnism in Kansas.
The great Republican party of the
North, whose battle cry IS mo more
Slave States" with whose political sue
cess the material welfare of Kansas and
al our hopes for an immediate admission
are inseparably united. was organized in
this city on Saturday evening last. at a
large and enthusiastic mass meeting.
which was composed of members of
every existing political party.
A platform of principles was reported
by Col. Lane which recognises the right
of Congress to interfere with slavery in
the Territories. and pledges US to de-
mand that it shall hereafter be confined
to the States where it already exists
Col. Lane, MIR. Lowrey. Mr.. Conway,
Mr.. Legate and Mr.. Mallory--all Ma
tional Demoerats-endorsed the plat
form as reported. and thus repudialed
Squatter Sovereignty the cardinal doc
trine of the National Democracy !
Kansas evidently is a healthy climae for
the mind as well as body The soph-
isms of the South cannot live here. Law
renee is political pool of Bethesda, into
which if the lifelong invalid step. he is
straightway made whole. Col. Lane.
for example, who came here with the
squatterophobia, of which he had been
long and dangerously sick-having been
bitten in Congress by Nebraska Bill
itself-and whose unfortunate constitu-
ton withstood every effort of Eastern
political physicians to cure him,-is now
neginnnig to give evidences of speedy
recovery by admitting-what he has
hitherto denied-that he was deceived in
imagining that squat'erophobiais asymp-
tom OF good health. We have no doubt.
if our people take good care of him. that
in less than year he may be pronounc-
ed politically convalescent.
If Col. Lane adopts the Republican
creed. he will be valuable accession to
the party, As yet, he has not done so !;
but he must do SO ere long, if he wishes
to preserve character for consistency.
He admits the right of Congress to in
terfere with slavery. This right the
South has always denied-except when
it suited the purpose of the slave power
to admit it. Let u.s. show how far this
doctrine can be made available in rid
ding our country of the curse and dis
grace of slavery.
If Congress has thu right to legislate
on the subject of slavery, it derived that
power from the Constitution. If the
Constitution gives Congress the power
toprohibit slavery in the Territories now,
it gave the same power to previous Con-
crosses. Every act d Congress can be
repealed by Congress-.
| At the time of tn, adoption of the
Federal Constitution. Florida. Alabama.
Louisiana. Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky,
Mississippi and Missouri were not ates
some of them were foreign territories.
Congress admitted them as slave States,
thereby, in point of fact. establishing
slavery. 1t las the right to repeal those
clauses establishing siaYery-just as
much right, at least, as it had to repeal
the antislavery clause of the Missouri
Compromise.
DR.. Robinson made mastery speech
on the Nebraska Iniquity.
Unfurl the new banner, squatters of
Kansas, and inscribe thereon
No MORE SLAVE STATES.
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~ The best place in the world for
men of small capital is lawrence and its
vicinity. Lots and claims may be bought
at low price every day, which in two
or three years viii sell at ten times their
cost. Men who have from 800 to So
600 should come to Lawrence immedi-
asely, If they wish 10 "hurry up" an
independent fortune in i've years. Men
who have not 500 had better come
along too; for they can earn it sooner
here than in any other healthy country.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-01-19

e. Judge Schuyler was in Chicago
the other evening, and spoke TO crowd
ed house for two hours to the most prom
inent business men OF the city. 1880
vas raised on the spot 70 aid the cause Of
Freedom in Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-01-19
Athenenm.

Rev. s. Z. Lon win lecture before
the Atheneum next Monday evening.
the 2lst iass.. at 2 l-2 O'Clock, 81 tils
Uaisn Hsil. & Dc LADD. nes.y.
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e. Our very best friends have
tinelure Ut jealousy esea in sl.elr friend
ship: and when they hear uspraissd BY
another. viii aseribe 1t 70 sinister aud in
ssresaed motives q tIey Gu.
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and thousands of armed men, if need be,
to redress the outrage but one after an
other, guilty of no crime can be thus
murdered, and the President and his
officials silently winces at the circum-
stance. and calls it one OF "those un-
happy collisions. among borderers. grow
ing out of conflicting interests" But
We say to the President. to Congress.
and the country. that . civil war is hast
ening upon us with railroad speed. The
Border Rufians are again srming them-
selves, and have resolved upon our ex-
tinction. We ask for the interposition OF
the General government, and that with
out on hours delay.
If Congress is not organized, as a
Pennsylvania. We beg the members
from the Keystone State to delay the
organization of the House not moment
longer, but quietly retire-let Dir. Banks
or any other MAN be elected Speaker, and
take up Kansas matters at once. Let
them give the sanction of law TO our State
Constitution, and If they are not dis
posed to lend us assistance, we viii then
protect ourselves-but any thing short
of this. any temporary interposition, any
half way work will not answer the pur-
pose. WILL BE ENTIRELY FUTILE.
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Womsn: her Education and Influence. By
AZ. sfs,.,a Rar5 With an Introduction eY AFss
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4sn nnn BKicks q shs 5sss ssa!Iiiss Ess
I1ll.llllll noH ready for deifverr bY the sub
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os.. a. 49,, M s..;r..
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passing through from every section. and