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TTHIE ENGLISHMAN IN KANSAS ;
soUATTER LIFE AND BORDER WARFARE

sQUATTER LIFE AND BORDER WARFARE.
By 4. II. GLADsToSE, esq,
Author Of the Letters from Kansas The London Tmes
With Introduction by FRED Law OLnsrED, aathor Of
- journey in the Sea Board Slave States"
A Journey In Texas" &c.
This perhaps the ms startling and interesting Of all the
Lstor the Kansas tragedy snd probably
the absolute truth evidence be expected
The author Mr. Gladstone knsman ofthe distinguished
British statesman disinereed spectator aOof from all
party preudce eXcitemens and with nothing bu. the
instincts Of humanity TO bias him either way lie
visited at + Interest in its history and in the
history country His opportunities Of obtaining trust
worthy information sood snd he appears 70 have used
them calmly and diligently f.he result picture which
hence will only the actors in the but
those who approved excused them % be looked
upon with disgust and deestaon the fault il not the writer "
fSLen Gazette.
MILLER COMPANY No S2l Broadway,
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Published this day:
A NEW LIFE OF NARY. QUEEN OF

A NEW LIFE OF MARY, QUEEN OF
~ SCOTS. In two Book. By Donald Macleod author Of
if- Of Walter Scott. Pynu shurst." Blackstone" &c
with rue Portrait other Illustrations vol. limo. s. IS
neither defense attack Of any particular guilt
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State papers conten letters and other docu
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IL til divisions Of the treated Of there effect dra
matte the ng Of wofa tragedy passing before
one. upon The pictured stage more faithfully prepared
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was quite Of question but in nothing that has
ceded bis pen have the cha'sr:es Of Of style,
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NEw.YoRR MEDICAL COLLEGE, April a. 1851
GxsTLKnrS Cordially sympshizing with the beneyo,ent
hmles al this city and its vicinity" regarding which have
hsd the honor be addressed by you would reply tnat
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allow With many thanks Tor the honor have conferred
,srnsip vopT ohedept servant r. OGDEN DOREMUS
To the Righ Rev B,hop Potter Dire Seabury, Hawks,
Hitbee and others.
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ZILLAH; or, THE CHILD MEDIUM 10 10
AUSTRAIIA AND ITS INHAB-

SOUTHERN AUSTRALIA AND I'D MILD I'D
~ lfAN1S descriptive article, with Two pO'''@' '
photo graphs viii be found in this weeks
LIFE ILLUSTRATED =, - o -.
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~ D. "a Potter d d. LII. d Hon. Hamilton Fish.
ssy ssnpel Sesbury, I'D. Hon. John Slosson
- y D. HAWKS u d. LII ID Hon. Fernando Wood.
R,y Ia Y. Higboe, ID. Hon. S. 5. Randall
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Gpeeial Notices.
Lecture on Light /.

I<ectur-P Light! = -, nr,V
TOR TBE BENEFIT OF THE CHURCH m re t,h D &C..
viTTs " Prof u OGDEN DOREMUS, NJ p :. In 49,
-.ny Of xaeic THURSDAY EVENING MAY 70, - ,a57
Prof r. OGDEN DoREMUs D. y Mso,os oone o,o
DriK ss You aware 's an M os. III pyomo.ion
- H. t,AI and spiritasl welfare 81 the adn
ssd heT fanes this cyf nd vl1nyp rto S gconp
Shn1rb Lvswn a. st. Annes Church for Deaf OF
H. 0allaudnt Is Rector Having recently
ha. ,s treasury in e last payment uponis buhdng sie
a. nos making an effort obtain mesns Tor the erection Of
~ ~ 5Sce popular lecture from you upon some
s ooccd with the scenoe with which your name has be-
L od undoubtedly BE- attended with favorable resuts
Ssesgped therefore respectfully request you, Sir to
- lecture at the Academy Of Music, Thursday
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6orses, Carriages, &t.

Tor SALE CHEAP-A GIG, suitable for a
PhycAn Contractor built 20 order short time since
cost ESQ VIII be sold a. half price. Appyto
BENNETT ALBERTSoN No. l4l Wnlarn-s.-
p o c X A w AY FOR S A l. Z -
H second and open R0CKAWAY with pole and .bats
IN food order. for sale cheap Apply 70 CHAs w COPE
LAND No &c Broadway OF 70 ketehn Livery Stable 1--we
IIsi bIeehIyp,
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Rats, Reaches, Bed-Bugs, &c.
For ..--.
"COSTARS" Rat Roach, &c, EXTERMlNATOR,
"COSTAR'S" BedBu EXTERMlNATOR,
"COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC row DER, for Ants Flies, &c,
Principal Depot No 1888 Broadway New York and sold BY
DRUGGISTS and DEALERS everywhere in the United States
Canadas West Indies and South America
ful particulars by mail.
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IF F. o F A S K L R.
IL VIII be Published on Wednesday. MAY 20
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF
ANDREW JACK ON DAVIS,
enrtleS THE MAGIC STAFF"
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The Fiye Points Union NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -

.ISss this (Thursdayl AFTERNOON a; O'Clock, in III
sIs't Presbyterian Church entrance on Grrcnest A,
oi'ses by the Rev. j. q ADAMS and others The Mt
s"i-<les the Rcys. ID. CHAPMAN aud r. X DlOSSY wi
D. 'akcn up
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THE The Twsnt,-ars, Anniversary of the Anne rican

tbs Central Prsby,srss - ned ihIs LFbNiso q q
", 5hI6NS, he Rev r. w CLARK on Brooklyn the Rev
- 'VA hetnodist Portland PETER SINCLAIR of s,ot
49, AT My = ! CUTLER SSd T. W JACKSON ,.q
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90 farmers ano Others.

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ITO FARMERS. CORN, CORN, CORN. -
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THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfally inform

II NUNIH
his friend, and the public that after having been in
business years he is reluctantly forced 20 sell out on
account sight failing lie VII sell very low reduce his
until he with purchaser 70 boy him out L will be
well the clergy and those that love literature 20 call and
anime stock consisting Of tn ILLOGICAL HISTORICAL
and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS. They would large
percentage. . ABRAHAM MAZE,
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~ SG,nIai Selebratt0n OF the Institution of the
cW hhuFch spiritually gnied by The New Jerusalem in
no"S hsNtla,ions The Grafton this occasion will be
I .NSl'o OY ne Rev. GEO BUSH, FRIDAY EVENING
Ny 10 ~ Scoek IN Hope Chapel No. 7ls Broadway Sab
r., 70 NasT Of the New Church, its pas. History and
-It rIosle-t The pablo generally invited TO attend
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15
Wilmington, Oct 9Th, 1857.

Fruit IN CELLARs,-An exchange says -
A great deal of winter fruit suffers early de-
cay, in consequence of deficiency of ven
tilaton, especially during autumn, and after
the fruit is deposited. Another cause of de-
cay is the improper location of the shelves
or bins. which are placed against or around
the walls. By this inconvenient arrange
ment' the asserting Of decayed specimens
must be done all from one side, and the
shelves must hence be very narrow, or the op-
orator must stretch himself in most rksome
horizontal position. The circulation of the
air is, at the same time, greatly impeded by
the want of space next the walls. To avoid
these evils, the shelves shonld be in the centre
with passage all round. This allows crcul-
alton of air and tho shelves may be twice
the width, with the same conveniences in as.
sorting or picking. If suspended from the
joists above, OR stiff bars rats cannot reach
them. 1t is said the Germans are very sue
cessful in the ventilation of their cellars, by
a communication with the principal chimney
the heated air in which necessitates current,
which sweeps out the noixous and stagnant
gases from the vegetable and other contents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

lEwill be seen, from the full report of Legis.
lative proceedings given this week, that the
Assembly has gone to work in good earnest and
with unusual harmony, The unanimous cleo
ton of MIR. Edmunds, for Speaker, shows dis
position to " bury the hatchet," and with it III
those dissensions which the State House cues.
ton may have enssndsred, and give the people
to hope for long and harmonious union of the
people of the State to further its welfare and
prosperity
All the officers elected are efficient, high
minded gentlemen, and will faithfully fulfil
their duties The election of State officers wa,
appointed for Tuesday, the result of which will
be found in another place.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

TRANSFORMING MApLEs-I wish to know.
through your excellent journal, if the Sugar
Maple can be transplauted equally as well in
autumn as in SPRING. Ifso, the proper time
REMARKs.-Just as well in the fall as the
spring. Decidiuous trees, that is. trees whose
leaves fall at the coming of winter, may be
transplanted any time from the commence
ment of the falling of the leaves, in autumn,
until they start again in the spring of the year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

The FREEMAN FOR l858.-We this week, and
thus early send out the prospectus of the GREEN
MOUNTAINS FREEMAN for 1858, that the people
may have their attention called to it before thew
have engaged their paper for the year. We
hope our friends will read it and show it to
their neighbors Those who obtain six good
new subscribers will have their paper free, OF
rs cents each for every one. Shall we not have
| five thousan subscribera for 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

CoRRBcTIoN.-Col. Needham desires us to
say that in the article in our agricultural COL
umns last week, headed 1.-THE Wheat Crop
10 Vermont" instead of as early as the 4th
day Of August" it should read as early as
the 4th day Of September" 1t is needless
for us to say that "2s52," in a line above,
should be 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

THE MEssAcE-Especally do we ask our
readers to peruse the Governors Message. In
it will be found more explicit statement Of
heaffairs of interest to the people of the Sta to
than we have seen for long time. They will
DO glad to hear of the complete success of tbs
act creating Board of Education, of the Geo.
logical Survey, and that the condition of Kan
sas has been such as not to require single pen
ny of the $4,000 appropriation to be e1
pended
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

Manure is the capital on which farmers do
business and the man who teaches them
how to obtain it at reasonable rate, and in
sufficient quantities, does the puplic better
service than if he lectured the livelong day
on copper and silver mines, and amused the
sleepy hours with golden dreams.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

The LOST FoUND a Tale of yermont's
Early History" is the title of the original his
tolical tale. the commencement of which s on
the first page of this weeks issue. II will be
continued some five weeks Coming from
the pen OF gentleman of high moral and lite.
airy character, we bsspeak for it careful pc.
rusal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15
TERMS.

The price of The FREEMAN is 81 year to ALL with
out the trouble of getting up club Every procuring
us six good Names shall have their paper for year free
be credited 25 cents each for all they may obtain Sub
scrbers may any time and back numbers ia
the of any story which may be in course
Of publication, will always be furnished.
R3- All communications should be addressed to
;. S. BoYCE, Montpelier, VT.
October 1877
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

ANOTHER MORGAN SOLD AT HIGH FIGUREs.-
John Gregory, Of Mortified, sold his beauti.
full bay horse, called " Morgan STAR" at the
State Fair at St. Louis, No., Sept. %, for
$4,000. He is owned in Hannibal, Mo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

There is no vegetable more wasting to the
fertility of the soil than tanzy, while it adds
the least of any to its fertility by being turn.
ed to manure after having been used.
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ONE CENT EAcH-Copies of the Freeman in
wrappers, ready for mailing, may be had at the
Office for one cent each The freeman will 10
sent during the session for ten SCENTS, and the
postage paid.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

W "I'' IA OushlnS OF Montpelier, was
ResolutiOas.-By Mr.. Kimbal of putuev f.,
a JOINT assembly at 10 A. NJ, on Tuesday merit
to to elect all the State officers, except JUDGES
+ rom the Senate for joint G. mmittee on mini
rules. BY Mr. Campbell of Berlin, for one
weekly and two daily newspapers. for the mem.
oers. BY MIR Marsh of Brandon, for Joint com.
mittee to canvass votes for county officers -Sey.
orally adopted '''
when the speaker nominated and the Hons.
appointed tile committee on the part of the Honss.
as follows: 0"'''
Bennington Couuty-Messas. Root, Baker
and Brooks A''
Observation-Disclosures, Butterfield and Film.
kutland-(irl en-, Paul and Walker.
Wlndsor-N ebber, Smith and ropliff.
Addlson-W ECKER, Bush and Allen,
Oranse--Renew, Bill and Hebard.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Loggin and Whitcomb.
washington Smith, Perry and Scott
Galedonia-Johnson, Nelson and Tibbets,
franklin-ilari Horskin and Farrand
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Robinson and Brown
Orleans-Frost, Blake and Smith.
Essex-Hobbard, Silver and Elkins.
0rand lsle-Grit6th, Wardsworth and HvSa
Inc Speaker also annoanced the fuliowino
| standing Committees
On Prin'ing-Messrs Needham, TAFT md
Chamberlain IN"
on Elections Messrs. Kimbal, Taft, Fisk ri
kins Howe, Rifford and Cotton.
KemCnstrance of Edmund Pope agaips. the
rignt OF +. v. Randall to seat in tba uonss
as Representative for the town Of Roxhnrv
ana petition of said Pope for thessea, for him
sell, were referred to Committee on Elections
1he Senate came In and the COMMITTEES 10
canvass Votes for State officers reported "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

We are obliged to omit one column of the
Farmer this week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

He who is wise will prepare for winter be-
fore cold winds and driving snow indicate its
advent