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VI clean rAimenk
For clean Canton Elarna
''''''' 4: Fifty Gents
Kn.. Woolen Comforter
Be received With less
ANY S.s s sss would make
Iisir con,rlton Of practice
Should Be envelopes,
Head, neck and shoulders, In
Beat porting
Nuhors, a4 u "a 81 So
shocld shess be snow on The srcand,
FUR ,loed buck gloves,
Or other hnsd, ere
Evidences o. the variety
OF our stock and that
The pe aas It is 10 funds
SIExAEpERs
The picker. !. y. a. :ssasa~
Is the so very be-. .vaAa.os
Ola disposition on hia
Himself on tho Acqusuon
Il, tho sSioh
II be exceedingly
heck and humble
On hat day.
A pair Of our
FIR. nch suspendess
Would d once
Minister 70 his
Fquanimlty.
: Raise s,u u
e hs S11 es..s
Enable him 70 use
Hs influence
In making 70 him
A satisfactory
Of such public pIondor
Az the citizens may 10
Compelled 10 dsgorgs
TO Complete the pubiis
Therefore, f come O.
THANKFUL
And suaer,
Italian orxvsA
Black Satin Scarf,
Black Satin STOCK, -
splendid white .hirs '"N'' - y
With
Liaen bosom,
Llsn bcsons and
French wN0ws
For tie moderate SUN 81
None sl be PEI n,i,ed to appear
Ala puOllc sanctuary
70 return any t 49, &
4 eo..s sHIRs
ANY butcher,
BArkeeper,
Merchant,
Blrd iancier,
Rorse Jockey,
Nsoha.s
JACKETS Il q q,
Ii impenitent, and has
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los CHATHAM srSEr,
Corner q Pearl srosa
And give thanks at once,
That you can boz
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Do thankful tina, you can
Boy . good cAaa
SHIRT,
with linen bosom,
Collar and wristband,
A, from 80, % - o..
Buy good calico
or all the choicest patterns, at
OF best American pst.erns
And frooch nuaaiaa
Give your order fors
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WIN be exchanged T,hsy
should, by accident
Your sbirts WI
Dc made Win orders
rbe Society lsr a., a. Eosour.soucus
u weartag ccAn
Al 100 Css,osm street.,
Crruer OF Pear,
Any otter esasushmsa,
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Encouragement II
EIwTs
No. 100 CnsSham ssycrA
coEsgR os Yxapr,
Have on hard, ard
Keep always,
pcrcripucas os scalenns
FURNISHING GOODS
Enbrsci1g shirts Of ell a. sor'psscss,
Calico Lhris OF al descriptions
Boys mir, orsn
pe'eriVs, ss;;, u,,,,,,,,,. ~.u
woclsa drawers q all sai
Every s,ss and
Description,
Nunsu mo cAsxa
And fancy patterns;
Sporting and Serious
Palm Ieaf
nuspcpdors, elastic;
Gloves, hid,
6on,
BLACK ITALIAN CRAvATs,
Gro do Rhine cravats,
Satin atlas cvavaA,
Fancy brooade cravats,
,,-, OF the choioess peEa9ns.
0eruemens knit
woollcn jackcb,
Canton flannel
Drawers
LINEN POCKET HASDKRCHTEFs,
on all Sizes and
At exceedingly low prices.
Excellent morning gowns,
Web made and splendid
Patterns.
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Herald Marine Correy,.ondencs.

PufLADEIFHIA, Nov Is Arr steamship Guy Of Wash.
iprton Wyle, Liverpool. brig America Robbins Boston:
sc6rs David suilh Douglas co. WIN Gorbnt Ross Oau-
ycrsport sal Cashier ToInln, and Glass Blower Allen,
lrk.
Below slip Tonawanda julius from Liverpool
Cd brig l. Knight Patterson and America Robbins Bos-
fchrs David smith Douglass do " Corbni Ros :
Cast Tomln and Glass Blower Allen Providence Chas
Park COrnpi0n. RuXbury.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.


Po@r OyyIcn DxPARTNEsT. Dec I, 1855.
sR-Since my last annual report the poet Offices have
been increased 1855 and numbered 3Oth June last
sSob Three hundred and thirty Of the postmsx.
ksrs appointed by the Presdeat by and with The
advice Of Senate the yearly comnusious
ed,rg thousand dollars. On he 3oth June 1852
he number post United States WAS 90 9OI
showing increase In the last TOUR years OF 4 8o4
On the seth OF June there were In oper alton GIG
routes The number of contractors was os72 The
sesgh these outes estimated 239 o42 miles, di-
vtaed - ollows, VIZ
20,323 niles OF railroad.
IA COL miles OF steamboat.
90 453 miles OF coach
1tS, slb miles or inferior grades.
he total annual transportation or mails IL 307 So7
miles, costing 90, 0S5, Ala, and divided felows:-
800 2sc miles by railroad, at 81 $40, 3S9-soout ten
celts ana FIX mills mile.
40 10 miles by steamboat as $780, .66-About TWEEN.
~ cents and three mills mile.
lsl4,s sl miles by coach at 81 s2e sse-aboui cents
mne
@i4s 44o miles by modes not specified, At l,Ss4s74
Compared with the service Of June go 1856 there Is
Addhton IL 734 miles 10 the length of routes g. $780,
ESl miles 10 the total annual being about
sent
me aggregate length Of railroad routes has been In.
creased go miles, Inc ami ans portaton there
.. miles Aboutl3a per cent ut $a37,.
$50, or II 10 per cent
The length OF STEAMBOAT routes has been Increased asa
nss and mo cof s255 $50, although the
pcrtsson s less by 2is e57 miles This resulted mainly
sron puttirg operation in January last daily route
ees~een New orleans and Cairo Illinois, 1915 miles,
Cog, Of $Sae eco per for this route there
would now appear dininution .sea nooa, service
aBksnnusi transportation and 1893, 80 In cost.
the addition 70 the length Of coach routes hiss been L.
200 miles to The Snnua transportation 255 SiS mics and
70 the cost OF $ll3.s77, or 93. 10 per cent
The additional length OF Inferior routes Is S,lo2 miles;
~scra trans poFtator 1883 miles, 500 400,
out Ave per cent in transportation, and 10 per cent
- -s.sns OF additional service in California are 7ee
me no "a " rspes, and Les 27s miles In transpor
miles IN lena. x
- san cost.ng D ~A cha1ge Lac tAks6 ,@'ace aud
10 oregon no 20 .ays been made 70 tn ser
no alterations or adoI'i~ Sfs 81 4sS5, in New aeIio,
vice ftssed n my annual re-
and ah. ~ have bean AIDA, I
u Nebraska aud Kansas, Ass min 10 tne spnnaI
the length Of routes, ana 15O,470 mD- aayvoa In
transportation q cort Of 133 SAB. The VINO.
snese Territories glands thus VIZ 49,
Lene OF routes -s64 miles annual trauspofF
iauon thereon, ll6 cas- miles cost Sleso-aooat lb1s
cents a mile.
Length Il Inferior routes ol52 miles annual ranspor
sao0 NOISE miles coet, $50 2I5-about oents and
mills mile |
The total length is lie uiee; total transportation,
52S s94, and tie cost. SIS 1855
Fhe following aoe mo the extension OF railroad SER
lice dufsg lie year. separately, i've grous Of states,
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trips week. for wbich they receive sea soe year me
Panama Company with road costing about fourth
- much rs the Nsw York and Erie, performins but
1.-THE OF the SERVICE received The ast year sac O53 80
more compensation and for the present year likely
70 receive amount nearly double that paid 70 the
company Viewing this attempt 70 draw from the
treasury than ives properly due 1t ought. 10 my
opinion TO be promptly rebuked and would therefore
recommend the immediate passage Of law limiting the
peDsation 10 not exceeding $50 goo per annum
This would be liberal and just remuneration for all the
services rendered TO the government.
In my previous reports have referred TO the neoes
sity for increased NAL facilities between Atlantic and
Pacific coasS The great and Increasing trade and cor
respondence between these important points demand
weekly service and would ask that power be conferred
on me department 70 enter into contract 70 convey the
mails twice month alternating with the line via pana
ma by the route via Nicaragua or Tehuantepec, ct
not exceeding $500 600 year.
Of ma ma H. daral
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On ne kt Gay OF Dectmber, ITO the raruaf serVoe
bad increased 10 IL $40 res ana me total cost Tor tas
reryre at that daGe amoup ted 70 81 sc3, IA.
Whhin the peroi the service on horseback, ana
BY medos not specified In the contract WAS Increased
10 So meE 10 engin o. routes and t,2o2,s9 miles IA
annual CHARACTERIZATION. The coach servise taken OF IN
ocates o-ing 70 the cogs,fuson q railroads. has
given 10 other states and Territories or other parts
the safe their growing population and conse
apenf ncrease OF nal mater demanded; 20 that, not;
wtnsAncng the great Of railroads the coach
been reduced hG 40. miles The stsA noo~t
service b p teen decreased 419 miles
The average cost o. railroad tgrvc 10 1851 es'lrnAted
the ensth OF routes one way, wh Sl2o ~ mile; IN
1855 1iCI as a ne-heing decrease OF 81 20 q mie
Tor the modes OF the average rate OF has
largely advanced during the period owing 70 causes
BEYOND he 30 ser or tie department 20 cont Of
ne lettings contracts for Ia. term nenciog
ls July last embrsced SAFES Of New Jersey, Penn
eylvanfs. Delaware Mary land and Ohio
me folosirg table sno the service a. ia opsra
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C.s,L NAvrGArroY.-We learn from boatmen,
,bs. inc ,nov vhEh e on Saturday, has not materially
ob.tructed Canal bsvigatcn Some little difficulty
srrorIerred on suncay morning 10 locEs by the snow
and sush clogsrg ~ the gates, but this has been
moved by the mild weather. and the navigation now
~ q gslA egg..-ARaay SetagG, Dse,
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The .....~se--~ss... $50 ZoOo,oAt
.osa eervrce within the last four years has IN
- al very rapid rate, saowng he growth OF our
atyy tre enterprise Of IL On the lst Of
Ss,y 1881 TIE length Of railroad routes WAS 30el
es ami the cost Of service S4S2 boS On the lst
Of July, 1882 the number Of miles en- which the mail
convey railroad - lO,ts6, costing sl,2Ih52
zn-kpg of 055 mics N ten years Al al
eitcua q 1852 962 BoSecn the LIST q Juy, 1852,
and let y 1896 the railroad service mere sed -
III mles, exhibiting the fact inst within tAa! tine this
a1s rip,on service tas raore than doubled.
The table heio~ snows toe length OF railroad routes
and Of mai servce he-eon l. end OF each fsca
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1t is probable our slaves are multiplying, by
natural increase. faster than any other people
on the earth. The laws regulating the increase
of free people affect not slave population.
Ability to attain a respectable position in soci-
ETY., or even to maintain family, does not pre-
vent their rapid increase in numbers. Reduced
to the state of human chattels, it is not proba-
BILE that they will ever be intrusted with arms
in their hands, or De engaged in any actual
night with an enemy. SO that hideous war,
which destroys the lives of millions of freemen,
passes lightly over population of slaves. Kept
on the lowest step in the SCALE Of nGmap deg:
radiation, they will have nothing TO lose from
change of masters. So that their increase will
not be retarded by many of those circumstances
which regulate the numbers of free people.
VIC.
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WASHINGTON, D. G..
For the National Fra.
NOT ALL A ORE A M. Z"
BY GAIL HAMILTON.

God sle,- the bark. With eager hear
launched II on the tide.
In NJ .S-oOrn life exuliant, proud,
II dung the spray aside;
It, bsnIssrs sireamed. ats white sails cleaned
H. spans were ali s-quiver,
A. fr-ighied with my young hopes, it pass d
Right royalty down The river
! anew lis sides were the heeciness
That floats IN The summer cloud;
| knew that the spiders maichless skill
Had woven each silken shroud;
knew that the snowy, swelling sails
From the iily's cup were given;
And The eoloFs that swsyed so aerily,
From the bow that encircles heaven
Bot the river as blue Is blue could he.
Blue WIS the summer sky,
Aud calm ss the rippleless lake of lighI
That sleeps IN q baby's eye
The breeze just kissed the billowy sails,
Then hushed its murmuring breath.
AID the fairy bark moved SO stslehly-
Was there aughi 10 betoken death
wos. woe i. me. The wind grows chill.
The sky looks dali and gray;
Tie wafer 10 black beneath the Prov,
And icy cold the spray.
The uninterrupted waves dashing on.
Ia maniac madness fosming;
Whsi loomeih there above The waves
20 shAdowy ia the glosningi
%, cloud roughi bark, O, Ill--tsrrej bark!
Against tbs black rocks dnv-n.
%. Wild, wild wall Of agony.
Up piercing anio Heaven.
%, pgille-s wsves. o. demon wsves
Are ye noting my VIC.
Ne hzvs swept my hopes, nay beasufal hope.
10 the coral groves below.
% cOrs! groves give up yOus dead.
Beneath tho pounding
They are siH sns s,srk-they are noGshi 10 yoa-
They more than life 20 ne
On Tie coral groves are deaf
To all bat ia. oceans roar
~ cloud wrought bark, M fair young hopes
CONS back 20 no more.
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VOL. X.
WHO WANTS A CHEAP DOCUMENT,

Our readers will recollect that so great WAS
the demand for our old series of Facts for Tho
People, that the surplus edition left of it, after
the supply of regular subscribers, was soon ex.
hausted.
We have now to announce that, having on
hand about 5000 copies of the first volume Of
Facts for the People, Gust closed we have
had them stitched and bound in paper, and will
send them, free Of postage, to any who NAV or
der them, for Is cents copy. The work form,
neat volume Of 1872 pages. 1t contains
" A Decade Of the Stare Polcer"-compIa,a
in ten chapters.
Dangers Of SldUery Extension &qceLoldey,
Privileged Glass Grosoth of our NeUo
Ar'stocracy-being q speech delivered BY Gov
Seward. in Albany, October 18th, 1855.
The Politics Of Justice, Equality. and Ere,
dom-being speech of Gov. Seward delivered
at Buffalo, N. Y, October 18th, 1855.
American Politics-a speech delivered By III.
Hon. George W. Julian.
Speech Of the Hon. John p. Hale. ON N,
Fresidents Message, relating to Kansas.
Editorial Comments on the same MESSAGE.
History and Philosophy Of tie &r4.0gle FIR
the Speahership Of the Present House of Ken.
resentatioes, ,cith a classification of rotes
Letter Of Francis p. Blair 10 tie RepuBT.
can Association Of Washington.
Sectionatism and Republicanis1n-A In Ed.
toriaI ReoieD of a Letter from tie Hon. ID. d.
Barnard, Of Nep York.
A Synopsis cfthe Stare Code in the Distric,
of Columbia.
Statistics Of SlaUery in Maryland and Mis-.
Souri.
Besides all this, the volume presents CON.
prehensive view of the Know Nothing movs.
ment and its bearings accounts of Kansas A.
fairs, and Of the slave cases that have arisen
during the last twelve months, and thorough
discussion of the Republican movement and
the true policy of its supporters.
In no other Publication, of the same size and
cost, can be found so full history of the Anti
Slavery movement, and so thorough Olsen,
sion OF its great facts, as in this cheap AND
convenient volume.
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showing an average increase of % 6-lO0 per
cent. on each preceding decennial enumeration.
With this data, we can calculate the number of
slaves there will be in the country at the differ
ent times to come. And, as the first introduce
ton Of negro slaves took place in the year 1920,
two hundred and thirtysix years ago. let us ex-
tend our calculation for similar period of time
to come, or until the year 20a2. We may OBJ
tain a sight of that state of affairs our Pro- Sla-
very people are drifting the country upon. At
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actual residents from doing so, in many cases.
None of them lived in Kansas, and all went
back to Missouri after the closing of the polls.
The following abstract exhibits the whole
number of votes at this election for each can
didste; the number of legal and illegal votes
cast in each district; and the number OF legal
voters in each district in February following:
Abstract Of Census, and Election Of November
20, 1854.
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"La me icTits the ballads Of Natisn car not tpl,
makes ats latcs ~
rNHE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION OF PHIIA.
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the Union the following prizes:
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SONG adapted 10 any good air for popular singing
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Fifty dollars for the third.
The prizes commutabe for pieces of plate at the option
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whether You will accept any reward, make your
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All songs to be mailed to bear the postmark Of
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Associations, Clubs, and Book Agents are invited 20
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CLEVE leland
WATER CURE ESTABI ISHMENT.

TINHE above Establishment is commencing its Ninth
Session. II has been successful operation for the
past eight years has treated three patients
who have hocked hither from nearly every in the
Union
The Subscriber intends his Establishment was the
Great Pioneer of the New Treatment in the West that il
shall continue to be what has been pre- nty
the Water Cure of the West
During the past year, large expenditures have been
made without and Within in charging beau,ifying ana
Improving
Special reference had improvements in the
Bdpstng department Advantage taken of the wants
suggested by the experience OF years and for
ETY. cofo and convenience the Proprietor is
his bathing facilities are unequaed by any establishment
in the Union.
The Proprietor has also, during the past year. awaited
himself oil the new discovery science by which the
various poisonous mineral and meallic) substances
which have been into the system from time TO time
land some OF which have remained there years.
be extracted and ae eviden, to the He daily
with the assistance of the Electro Chemical Bath
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The large experience we have had in the treatment OF
diseases peculiar 10 females, and the marked
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they be here treated with and rapidly Of
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STARTLING TABLES,
To the Editor of the National Era !:

To the Editor Of the National Era:
In the Era of the 9th instant are tables, show
ing the number of inhabitants in Great Britain
and in the United States, with the prospective
numbers in each country, at the several periods
OF time to come, &c. The following may also
be worth the serious consideration of our states.
men, philanthropists, and citizens, generally.
The census, taken since the foreign slave trade
was prohibited, exhibits the following facts,
viz that bod
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