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vEVHE TRUTH ABOUT KANZAs !
GOV. GEARY'S
ADMINISTRATION IN KANZAS.
Large i2mo, 34s Pages.

COMPLETE HISTORY of the TERRITORY5
Until June, 1857.
Embracing full account OF its discovery Geography,
Soil Climate, Products, its organization territory,
Territory transactions and events uuder Governors Reed
er and Shannon, political dissensons, Personal Reen
counters, Election frauds, battles and ourages with
Portraits of prominent therein, all fully authen.
ticated.
BY JOHN HI. GIHON M D.,
Private Sec'V to Goo Gearg.
Carefully implied from the Official documents file
in the department of State of Washington and other pa
peTs in the possession of the Author with full accounts Of
The Tn0as5on of Ka'ezeS from Missouri;
The capture and treatment the Free State prison.
ers the character and movements of the Missouri Border
Rufians, the murder of Buaum and others.
TIE Controversy beta0eea Governor GeGry and
Judge Lecomspte.
The proceedings of the Territorial Legislature Of the
prosaVery convention and the organization of the Ma
onai Democratic Party, with a
Sketch Of Kansas during It's early troubles aaadey
Co.'s. Reeder and Shannon.
Its Inyasi0ns, Battles, 0utrages aud Murders.
copy will be any part of the United States by
mail, free of postage, on the eeceipt of retail price
d liberal discount to the trade. u 1900 Agents
0anted.
Price IN Cloth S1,00. Paper 50 Cts.
+ CHARLES C. RHODES, PuBlfsher.
Inquirer Building, Philadelphia.
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GROCERIES. &c.
"a FLOUR, GRAIN, MEAL, BAGS

Ga FLOUR, GRAIN, MEAL, BAGS
Just received, 200 Bbls celebrated "Boston
Mills" Flour, 200 Bbls. Watcher Mills Flour
Also on hand, Frankfort, Minerva, Fremont Puckney
New Castle Harris and other Brands of Flour which
we are selling at the lowest market prices We have
also hand constantly, and for SALE Grain and Meal of
of all kinds also Grain and Flour Bags at the manuac
turerss prices. W. H. DEXTER Il Co,
jy2 diff SO7 Main street.
SALT! SALTi t-160O bags ground Rock Salt
- g. 10 and 20 pounds each. Also, Liverpool fine and
coarse fine in sacks, and Turks Island in bulk. For
sale at wholesale by j. d, GREGORY, Agent,
aul2 DIFF Foster ST. opposite B. & W R. r. Depot
aSOFFEE! Though the price of
u this article has advanced, yet determined, as
heretofore, to furnish the best kinds pure. AlEo the
Dandelion, and Combination Coffee sold at low price,
and warranted to suit.
WIN. ]. WHITE, Coffee Mills,
au2I d3m7 Cor Union Exchange Sts,, Worcester
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.BENEvOLENCE ORIGINATED II
gcIEAoE PERFECTED IT.
INTENSE CARE PRoDUoEs 1T
q d compounded mainly from Roots. Herbs and Gums,
frenh from the FORESTS and combined through most diff
acnls and delicate chemical process.
IT ~ oLEAN. No lip salve is more pure, as Its APP
p&arahce indicates.
IT Is SAVE. No Eye Lotion 10 more balsamic, as Its
application evincen, aud yet
In ne HRFECTUAta Eorao searching and efficient 10
g. that ecrofnia, East Kheum, Erysipelas RheumatiIm,
ocnt and Piles Zee les presence a. does the frost before
Mays geula san. knshort,
GYWhatsver good work any salve has done, this
Harvs can do Agveeably and speedily. IN
Prepared only by the proprietor,
A. n. BECK, No. TEEMoNT TRMPLR, BosToE,
e0LD WH0LR6ALW BY NJ. .. BURR CO., No. /
OogmhilI.
Reihllaa IN wercestsr by NJ. b. aRHEH Co., .. q
HTnz., Gro n BfURR, and Druggists generally.
5stT ar
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s. "A L L R A t o 8

Bold at all the Groceries in Worcester also by LEVI BAg
LETT Co., Il. d. WINsLow h CO., French FULLER &
FoGe, and EMMoNs, DANFoRTH & soUDDER, Boston.
d&w6n
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0MNIRuSES.
NEW OMNIBTs LINEFRoM WEST

MNIDUGID.
Anew OMNIBUS LINE FROM WEST
IN BOYLsTON TO WORCESTER.
Commencing MONDAY, August "a 1857. -
The subscriber will commence to an Omnibus from
West Boylson to Worcester ahoye leaving o. b. Saw
yer's Store, West Boylston at 80 A NJ and p NJ,
and Bay State House, Worcester at A. NJ and $50
P, NJ. Fare each way, 25 cents. Express business
au22 dly Q. q. BARNARD, Proprietor.
NEW WORCESTER q LINCOLN sQ
~ O M N i B u S.
CHANGE. OF TIME Commencing April Esd, 1867.
-aa. a.s Leaves New Worcester,
Ate4, rs, LOT, A. M and Il, rs, 54, and 655 r. Nj
Leaves Lincoln Square,
AHA e. and IL, A. NJ, and "a, a, and 600, P. NJ.
Leaves Harrington Corner at o, r. M. 1F
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worces or, min.
ate' fter leaving Lincoln spr s9SaTs:
viii save New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and Ii pm,
eturnipq at the close Of meetings. -. ~
dii5 dS /. B sToE 81 Proprietor.
NFTLLBURY STAGE leaves tho Bay state
IVA House az 10 90 A. NJ, and 300
Loayes Mllbury at s A. M.snd p NJ DIFF 10
@1nB YEA ,is., pays .Sd for board washing
penses, and tuition IN Common English, az
Fort Edward Institute, N. ".
Superb brick buildings, beautifully located the Rail
read near Saratoga Springs. Facultytwenty Profess
ors and Teachers. Diplomas awarded 70 Ladies who
graduate. Winter Term odeus Dec. A. 1867. Send for
Catalogue, to Rev. JOS n. KING, Prlncpri, dly 1913
HBEMOVAL-WM. BROWN, Uphols,erer, takes
HA this method return his sincere thanks TO his pat
and friends for their former ayors, and " inform
them that he has tab en- Rooms at SO Main-Ht., "a
floor where he viii be pleased TO wait upon any who may
favor him with call. Carpets cut made and put down,
window caitains and shades furnished and put ups hair
matrasses, pews upholstered, and all kinds Of uphol
stery work furnished repaired and varnished 10
maniike manner Orders left at Barnard, Sumner, a.
Co.'S, jenkins, Hamilton Il Co.'s, and Blowe Leayens'
will be promptly attended TO- dom al
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NOTLCE.-The firm of 2. BAKER & CO., is this
~ day dissolved All persons having accounts with
the same requested to settle the same Immediately
Worcester, August a. 1857, z. BAKER.
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M RS. Il. &C. HUNT Would respectfully Inform
4TH the Ladies Of Worcester aud vicinity that she has
aiken rooms at 1873 Main street, of Maple for the
purpose of Dressmaking aud Family Stitching where
she would be happy to wait upon her friends and former
patrons, and all who in want Of work done in her
line. Basques and Capes stitched at short notice =
Terms reasonable. e0d6m Iny25
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The undersigned have this day formed copartnership
under the name Of q BAKER Co., for the prosecution
of the Book and Stationery business.
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z U N'' F y NIT
cYcLoPEDIA OF WIT AND HUMoR.

This coal is freeburning, semi anthracite, adapted
peculiarly for family such properties as
will at once upon trial satisfy the most exacng Inva
lids who have used it say that it is the least offensive Of
any coal now in use particularly those affected with
Lung Disease
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Borse Nails made from the best o. b. IRON warranted
NB. P. 4 I. art also Agents for ADRIONAC AMER
ICAN CAST STEEL. ~
E The above will be sold the most favorable terIns
BIZ the subscribers the cid Btand Washington Square
PRATT & INMAN.
WrcesteF, Oot l. 1884 aedf
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

full assortment Of all lirds of weighing apparatus
and Store furniture for sale low rates Railroad, ay
and Coal Scales set in any part Of tie country.
my4 dly
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON D. C, DECEMBER 1857

been hitherto so constantly suspended in prac-
tice, that important bills continue to be presented
to him up till the very last moments of the ses-
sion. In large majority of cases, no great pub
lie inconvenience can arise from the want of time
to examine their provisions, because the Consti-
tuition has declared, that if bill be presented to
the President within the last ten days of the
session. he is not required to return it, either with
an approval or with veto, " in which case it
shall not be law" 1t may then lie over, and
DE taken up and passed at the next session.
Great inconvenience would only be experienced
in regard to appropriation bills; but fortunately,
under the late excellent law allowing a salary
instead of a per diem to members of Congress,
the expense and inconvenience of a called SEES
sion will be greatly reduced
cannot conclude without commencing to your
favorable consideration the interests of the peo-
pie of this District Without representative on
the floor of Congress, they have for this very
reason peculiar claims upon our just regard. To
this l know, from my long acquaintance with
them, they are eminently entitled
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1857.
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COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES

The New York Times again avais ithelf Of
the official figures of the Commerce and Navi.
cation of the United States for 1857, which its
Washington correspondent has placed it in pos.
session of, in advance Of the Secretary's report
to Congress, to compile the subjoined table of
exchanges with foreign States The Times
introduces the table with the following remarks:
"We have carefully separated the specie
items, and also the items of the indirect import
trade, las with Switzerland and the German
Zolverein,) so as to present, nearly az may be,
first, the exchanges of the products other than
the precious metals of and between the United
States and the foreign States and their depend.
encies with which we trade; and, secondly, the
points to which our exchanges in specie are
directed, to adjust the general balance.
Both tables present several prominent points
for remark-one of which is, the large prepon-
derarce over all other countries presented BY
Great Britain in the trade with the United
States; the balance in the exchange of The
ordinary products of the two nations being this
year $l2, 723,Ss2 in taUor Of the United States.
The second point is, that Notwithstanding this
balance in the direct trade with Great Britain,
we settle SAT l43,2 in specie with other coun.
tries through London. Another feature of the
present return is, the enormous increase in our
import trade with Spain and her islands; Cuba
and Porto Rico alone having added $l8, 284 085
in sugars since the previous return in 1856,
and Cuba about So. 34S,566 in molaases. TIE
present value to Spain of the trade of the Uci-
It'd States with her West India and Philippine
MANILA, &C., dependencies, is 500 946 8. 3
placing her second to Great Britain only in the
magnitude of her sales to this country.
AMOUNT an Dollars Of Goods bought from and
Produce sold to the .foltoacing named Coun
tries ioith ohich zoe traded in 1857.
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JESSIE L0RING;
OR, THE HAND AND NOT THE HEART
Written expressly for The Post,
by It. \. ARTHUR

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Mr.. Douglas and the President.

Washington, Dec. 3.-Judge Douglas and
President Buchanan had to-day a full and free
interchange of opinions on the Kansas ques
ton, without, it is understood being able TO
arrive at the same conclusions in regard to the
line of policy which justice and policy require
each to pursue. The interview, it is further
stated, was courteous, and they parted as they
met, friends, regretting they could rot view the
Lecompton movement in the same light: MIR
Douglas will probably, at an early period Of
the coming session of Congress, introduce q
bill authorizing the inhabitants of Kansas to
call Constitutional Convention.
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Further from Kansas.

81. Louis Dec. AT meeting held OF
Lawrence on the 18th ult., for the purpose Of
considering the action of the late Constitutional
Convention, resolutions were adopted declaring
the Lecompton Constitution to be gross viola
ton of the expressed wishes of the people of
Kansas, a fraud bego ten of fraud, and solemnly
pledging themselves to resist to the last all at
tempts to thrust it upon them repudiating tie
election proposed to be held on the 2l3t Of
December; and suggesting, that if the Terrific
rial Executive does not iufm ediately call a ape-
cial session of the Legislature of the Territory,
that Governor Robinson should call a special
session of the State Legislature at the earliest
moment.
A resolution was adopted, recommending the
appointment of local vigilance committee,
and determination to sustain the action Of
that committee. E. B. Whitman presided,
and speeches were made by Lane, Robinson,
and others Several of the Pro Slavery papers
of the Territory have taken strong grounds
against the Constitution.
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An Election Incident.

A friend who was in the backwoodsj some
where in Richland county, on election day,
tells an amusing illustration of democratic
intelligence. One of the unterrifed walled up
to the polls with /" straight ticket which
was all right until he came to For Extension
of Suffrage. No"-when he exclaimed
"D-n the niggersl | don't Gaze how
much they suffer-" AID, tearing off the = No"
handed the ticket in.-Miltodukee WiS.
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DEACON 4 PETERSON,
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,
75 ue1rs of 1oo

Whose sands OF life nave nearly out discovered.
while IN East Indies, ceriaIn for Consump-
4 ton, Asthma, BTonchiIs, Coughs, Colds ana General
| Debility The remedy discovered by him when
his only child daughter, was given up 10 die He
had heard much Of the wonderful i've and heal
qualities OF preparations made from the East India Hemp
and the thought occurred to HIM that he might make a
remedy for his child He studied hard aud eded
IN realizing his wishes His child cured, and
alive and well. He has since administered the wonder
u remedy 10 thousands OF sufferers all paris of the
world, and he has never failed In making them COM
pletely hea Thy and happy Wishing 5 much good
possible, he will send such his afflicted fellow
beings request it, this recipe with full and explicit
directions for making up and successfully using H.
tie requires each apple enclose him s. ing-
three be returned postage the recipe, and
the remainder be applied the payment of this
veTiisement. Address DIR. H. JAMES,
No. 10 Grand street, jersey City, n. ~
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Tuckermap, the Mail Robber,

William s. Tuckerman now confined in our
jail, charged with robbing the United States
mall while Treasurer of the Eastern railroad,
appropriated $4,000 of the company's funds
TO bis private use. There was public meeting
of the stockholders, at which much Indignation
was expressed and the swindler confessed that
he stole $4,000, but no prosecution followed.
T@eive months ago, he was tried before the
Municipal Court on an Indictment alleging the
larceny of 81 900 from the Portland, Saco, and
Portsmouth railroad. He was convicted, bat
bis counsel took exception to the ruling Of the
judge, and the case was taken to the Supreme
Court, pending the decision of which, Tucker
man has been at large until his arrest in this
city last Sunday night.-Metc Hacen Journal
AID Courier, Dec 2.
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The Way Walker Got OFF.

1t was very singular that the sharp Custom
House eyes which watched the flibuster steam,
er " Fashion," Capt. Caughln, did not notice
what wonderful pile of coal she had aboard.
Apparently, it was a pile of coal, and nothing
more but, if they had "looked into the matter"
they might have found that portion of it was
constituted of articles of rather strange char
acter to be found in the freight Of q vessel
bound on harmless coasting voyage. Their
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1858.
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MEDIUM &c, &c
We design commencing in The first paper Of January
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Recapitulation in Dollars o tie Foreign Trade,
OUTWARD and insoard, for the year 1857.
Outward. Inward.
Exchange ofproducts 348, 342 293 8l2 222
Exchange in specie l2,46l,799 69,l36 922
Grand total 360,89O,l4l 1862, 949, l44
Last year 3l4 639.9 326 964 9'S
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Kansas Affairs.

81. Louis, Dec. AT meeting at Leav-
enWorth, Kansas, on the 2lst ult, resolutions
were adopted similar to those passed at Law
renee on the l9.h, and speeches were made
by Messrs. Vaughan, Phillips, Hutchins, Moore,
and others.
Mr.. Phillips advised rallying around the
Topeka Constitution, calling it the Magma
Charta of Kansas Liberty. A vigilance COM
mittee is being formed throughout the Ter
ritory.
A letter to the Democrat, dated Lawrence,
Nov. II, states that Gov. Walker said he would
call special session of the Legislature, pro.
viding the members would sign pledge guar
antying that they would not go into general
legislation.
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eyet should have been upon her up to the time
that she cast off from the Levee, at 2 O'Clock
on Wednesday morning and they might have
obs rived remarkable and altogether unac-
equitable increase of the number of her COM
paog. They would have noticed among them
the artillery and medical staff of the Nicaragusn
army, for they left the Levee on the steamer
g Fashion" at 2 o'clock on Wednesday morn
nS;under the very sharp eye of the Custom.
House and this reporter, who thought he
wouldn't tell the Custom House anything about
it, but left it to them to find out. 1t was very
wrong not to tell Custom. House, but really we
couldn't do it.-Netc Orleans True Delta.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Boston, Dec. 3.-The America has reached
Il port. She reports that the steamer Jason,
f. m New York, bound to Southampton, put
Queenstown on the 18th instant, short of
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doom fanpnieI, and Job Pruning, nesuy executed by
ID BUELL. 4 BLANCHARD, corner Of Indiana avenue
and second strssi, vsshlrE gen. D. q
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Amountof Specie Exchanges IN Dollars receired
from and RENTED TO the tollOOing Countries
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