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Correspondence.

Friend EARLE,-Perhaps a word
from sod Dartmouth" in this time of
political excitement, may not be without
interest to some Of your readers.
1t is we'll known what has been the
character Of the political atmosphere.
which has surrounded Hanover in years
past. Men there have been here with
reputation for more than ordinary talents.
Of extended influence, and occupying high
and exalted stations in life, who advocate
and profess to believe doctrines more rad
ically pro-slavery than nigger-driving
Autocrat, and defend them with a zeal
that earns the applause of hot hot-headed
South CaFolinian chivaIry.D Every
lover Of humanity and true patriot has
beheld with confusion Southern slavery
propaganda at the head of a Northern
College; how has the hot blood mantled
their cheek for very shame, as they have
seen him fawning for Southern patronage,
promulgating his damnable heresies. !"
and with the Bible, without cause at.
tempting to uphold and justify the So
cred institution"
When / say President Lord has been
converted to no new theory, entertains nc
new views in regard to politics, you will
see at once upon which side his influence
IS cast in the coming campaign; but com,
paratiyely these views are his, and h,
alone. The time lras, when by the pow
er Of his win, and might Of his influence
it was easy to convince. He had but II
speak and it was done, but that time hs.
passed and he has only to lament tbs
"degeneracy' and ~total depravity o
mankind
The students have established a politi
cal reputation such as they have neve-
before attained. Heretofore they hay,
been denied the right Of suffrage. but b,
an act Of the last Legislature they hay
the privilege Of voting upon all tow
state and national affaifs-of which b
assured they will avail themselves
least on the fourth of next November
At that time Hanover will do her wbol
duty, and although she has always bee
Democratic yet she viii roll up a rot
sing majority Of, from three to FIVE hur
dred, for Fremont and Freedom
The students are in the proportion {
about six to one for Fremont. TIL
" Dartmouth Fremont Club Is as deve
ted, intelligent, and enthusiastic a. an
in the Union. We have a larpe Read
ing Room, decorated with portraits an
maps. well furnished with Dailys from, a
parts Of the country, and all necesar
tracts, documents, &c, open day and ev.
ming, free to all 1 take pleasure
ehronicling valuable accession TO on
ranks, a the meeting Of the Club IA
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i1oetiraI 5fleftions.
THE DYING WIFE TO HER
HUSBAND.

an passing through the waters, but blessed
shore appearsi
Knssl beside ne, desTest husband, let me AIS
Gxsy thy tears
Wrsstle vih thy grief IS Jacob s'roye rom md
night until day,
I, nav leave an Angels blessing whsn It van'sae7
away
Law ,b,ba5s upon ny bosom. It's not long she
can be there,-
See how to ny heart she nestlss-''is TIE pearl
love to wear.
II IN after years, beside Thee SITS aa0iheE IN ny
chair.
Though her voice be sWester music, aI'd hsr -1es
than mine more Air
ia che-ub call thse ather, far more beautiful
than this,
Love the frs;-born, o ny husband turn not from
the motherless-
Tell her sometimes Of her mcther-yoc may ca
her Anna Jane
Shield from her the winds Of soTrow-if she en-
o, gently blau,s;
Lad her sometimes where I'm sleeping, VI
answer il she calls,
And ny breath vii stir the riugiets, when II
voice in blessing fallsi
Aud her soft blue eye VII brighten with
wonder whence il came
In her heart, when years pass Ger her, she vi
find her mothers name
] vii be her right-hand angel, sealing up Z
Eood for heaven
Striving that the midnight watches find no nj
deed unforgivsn.
You will not forget ne, dearest, when I'm sleel
ing 'nsa;h the sod
O. love the babe upon ny bosom As ! 1--we the
next 20 God.
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s-Tbe New York Erensng Posi- of

Il
says:
~We noticed the other day a meeting
of prominent banking politicians at the
New York Hotel, to meet Senator Sill
dell. who had immediate need of $4,000.
An adjourned meeting of the same COM
pany, we understand, was held night be-
fore last. when Mr.. Fillmore had repre-
sentatives in attendance by invitation.
The purpose of this accession to their cir
Gle. we are told, was to consider the pro-
priety of making a joint ELECTORAL ticket
in this State. half Fillmore and half Blu
ehanan; or. that in case both tickets are
run. their ELECTORAL votes be united on
the candidate whose ticket shall re-
ceive the largest number of votes at the
polls, and as a consideration for this ar
raneement. Erastus Brooks is TO be sup
ported for Governor by the BUCCANEERS.
Judge Parker, we believe, has not been
consulted in making this arrangement.
The New York Hirror Of Saturday
confirms the above statement. 1t says;
We learn from sources that We car
hardly doubt that the leaders of the Blu
chanan and Fillmore parties have come
| to an understanding, and are now at worl
night and day, consummating the coali
| ton to defeat Fremont. The South vii
throw Fillmore overheard Gas we hav'
all along expected and predieted) for Blu
chanan: while at the North the FiIlmor
men will vote for Buchanan, whereve
the amalgamation is likely to effect til
desired object. An arrangement lik
this looks rather formidable it is we
: calculated to appal timid Republican,
and nerve to greater exertion the brave
If we could believe that the masses {
the intelligent, free-minded people of Ii
North could be sold ike sheepin the shan
E bles. we confess we should have little hoE
j of Fremont's election. The combinatio
against him looks fearfulIy strong; an
n the opposition leaders are moving heage
y and earth to win the battle.
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VINO DOUGLAS YoTEs PoR.-On
the train Of cars which conveyed Senator
Douglas to Galena, vote, as usual now
a-days. was taken. The canvassers did
not know Douglas, and when they came
to him in passing through the cars, the
following conversation took place:
Canvasser-Who do you vote for, sir,
Buchanan or Fremont?
Douglaa-(angrily looked up from the
perusal Of the Chicago TImes,) vote for
the devil
The result Of the canvass was as fol.
tny-s.
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CERTEFECATES
Important from DR.. z. V. b
Rochester, y. 7

This may certify that | have n2A
"BAcH's AMERICAN CONFORM 2
severe Bronchial AGectton, and 9 q
irritation Of the nucts coat Q fhsAus
By the use oftwo bottles Of the a.m
It is thought a permanen. cure va
have seen It's wonderful ehee s % u
Of Scrofula Consumption, where De
thought to be beyond cure-afier is1
ties Of the American Compound (,
be ont Of danger, and HsaTlg EtA Z
have seen Of the effect 0fthe C9nh
certainly recommend its use % :
above named. E. WSI-
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wMr. Breckenridge, the Democratic
candidate for Vice President, agrees
with Mr.. Choate in his estimate of the
Declaration of Independence. Par no
bile Fratrum. IN speech delivered in
Butler county, Ohio, week Or two since,
he thus repudiated the glorious truth Of
the Declaration of Independence, to sus-
tain which the Republicans of 1775
" pledged their lives, their fortunes and
their sacred honor
We are told that the Declaration Of
Independence is embodied in the Consti.
tuition Of the United States The Dec.
IaratiOn is an abstraction. Put it in the
Constitution. and what would follow! I
would follow that the Constitution mus
protect every man in his right to life
liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. :
You would find it inter
fering with the institutions Of the State
and it would lead our country rapidly t.
destruction
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The Philadelphia Times says !;

"A joint committee of Buehananites
and Fillmoreites from NewYork are now
on a visit to this city. The Forney trick
of dividing the two wings of the opposi-
ton in Pennsylvania upon a state ticket
has proved a dead failure. it is neces-
sary therefore, that some other means
should be devised to secure the triumph
of Mr.. Buchanan. In order to effect
this, Forney has hit upon some new
trick.
Augustus Schell, of New York city.
the great wire-worker of the New York
Democracy, and a Mr.. Taylor, pro
fessed Fillmore leader, and in truth one
of the inside managers in that side ar
raagement, are here in close consultation
with John ". Forney. What the pre-
else result of this visit and meeting is tt
be has not transpired."
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STATE OF VERnONT,
UnLgASs DIsTaIcT, $.

III III b
"A 1 Probate Court, holden al Probate Office
n " irasburgh within and for said District. On
I4s ZSth day Of September, 4. d. 1856:
=. a. lAsIEUAkNT purporting to be the last
~ ana testament Of ALFRED BROWN, late Of
Coye9try IN said District. decease3 heinz ,,ye
sented 70 the Court here by Nancy Brown. lie
si1eeatFiz therein named, for Probate; II X Or.
ssfea ~ said Court, that all persons Concerned
,asFein Ds notified 70 appear al session Of aid
CotsIt 70 be holden At the Inn Of Daniel Bean n
ISsosz ~ On the z7th day Of October, A. D.
49,, a. u oei9ck, D., and shew cause. If aay
tf1ey nay have, against tie probate IN ~ VIII
~ which purpose, Il Il further ordered that !
COY Of TIE record Of this order he puflished
Ltfee weeks successfully Ia the Orleans lnder,er.
esht 2iandard. printed At Irasburgf, previous q
sac tlrno appointed lor hearing.
4 true copy d Record,
Ahsst % y. cARPENIgR. Jaage.
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GREAT CURE FOR
DY SIP S / A!
DIR. J. $. HOUGHTON'S
p T. p s | n Z!

FENHE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR, GAS
L TRIO JUICE, prepared from RENNET, or
the fourth STOMACH OF THE OK, after diree-
tons of BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist, by ]. S. H0UGHT0N, NJ. D Philadel-
phia, Pa.
This is Natures own Remedy for an unhealthy
Stomach. No art of man can equal its curative
powers. II contains no Alcohol, Bitters, Acids,
or Nauseous Drugs. 1t is extremely agreeable TO
the taste, and may be taken by the most feeble
patients who cannot eat a water cracker without
acute distress. Beware of DRUGGED 4MITA-
TIONS. Pepsin is NOT A DRUG.
Call on the Agent ard get Descriptive Circu-
lar, gratis, giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC
EVIDENCE. from Liebig's Animal Chemistry
DR.. Combe's Physiology of Digestion; DR.. Pere-
ira on Food and Diet; DR.. John w. Draper, Of
New York University; Prof. Dunglison's Physi-
ology; Prof Silliman, OF Yale College; DIR. Car
penter's Physiology; &c, together with reports
of CURES from al parts of the United States.
10 Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
icines. Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
Sold BY CHAs. C. KELLAM, Irasburgh.
I. C. BUTLER, Derby Line.
J. S. WEEKS. Danviile. I24-Jy
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JOHN ". BOTTS

a SIGHT FOR THE FARMEks.-Hon.
Daniel Baldwin of this village has Just
purchased an imported CotswoId Buck. a
sight Of which wiz gladden. the eyes Of
the farmer. The Buck Colonel is
supposed to be the largest animal of the
sheep kind ever in North America
weighs between 300 and 400 lbs. and
promises to be an invaluable animal for
the improvement Of Vermont focks for
coarse wool and market purposes. This
animal drew the first prize Of SIG, at
the recent fair at Kingston, Canada W..
where he was purchased. We advise
the farmers to visit this monarch Of the
flock at once Herpsont Watehman.
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coaIrrssIoNER's NOTES.
$500 nIIIPR,s EsTATE.

rHp Subscribers. having been appointed ~ ny
Hon. Probate Court for the District 81
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, ail0 Inst
Al 1865 OSCAR +. MILLER, late OF Coyen.-
in ssid district, deceased, represented nsoses
and he term Of six months from the latl ~ y. ~
September. 1855 being allowed by sia eoet Gun ~ ve
ersiitorS III said deceased. TO exhibit ana pi0'N
tbeir respective claims before Us: - - tbs
Do give Notice, that We VIII , a.sTt.1 bonsf
~ Mary Jane Miller. in Coventry, in said disirlS1
on he second Wednesdays of November anu : 60 =,
raarv next. at one O'Clock. in the ai0erno0i' VI
each Of said days. ,-,.,
''~'' HORACE 5. JONES, Comm'rs.
r. W. PEABODY,
Coventry, Sent 18th, 1S56-SswS
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q Why did JOseph's brethren cast
him into the pit? asked Sabbath school
teacher Of his class
Because replied one, silly. they
thought it a good opening for the young
man.
Commentators are requested not TO
avail themselves Of this explanation, as a
copyright has been secured.
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auburn, y, y, p
We, the undersigned, have Fee'
Ia for preparing "RAca's AAEgIc5
aud as far as we have tested !
its general use as a tonic and arr
to REMOVE INITIATED HUA0Rs z 4
and peculiarly adapted to FeE-
Leucorrhna, (Whiies, ard 70
stitutions arc enfeebled from
JOSEPH N.
LANslNGH BIZ
A. G. TABEg, } p
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BACH'S
American Comm

49, wv
THE subscribers would respfr.--
a attention of the People of Ye7
claims of
BACH'S AMERICAN COYPs
As one of the best preparations be,t..
for the relief and cure ofthe folloga,
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore III,
omel, Nursing and Usqa
M0utAs, Sore Nipples, Nercs-
Feyer Sores, Scrofala, Uls
the Lasngs and Stomach, al
Complaints, Female TsaIza
Irregularities, Wu0r Illus, ,a
Coughs arising from a.
Throat, Piles, Heqk Sss
fact, an ang case of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATE9y a.
BLOOD, USE THIS RENEr
In the city Of Auburn, where
prepared, and the Proprietors rsss
Of the most reliable and respecia5 ~
efficacy have been furnished IN IS E
voluntary promptings eff those Hbsi-
lieved and cured Of long standing
aggravated affections Of lie a5r
from a grateful desire TO spread s
and promote tie good of Others Hlaz
ilarly afflicted.
Its influence has been necul:glr
cases of Bronchial and TEror, al
slight to Chronic inflammation and
/ Also in some very marked eases Of FL
ness and Irregularities, ard nqagr I
plants enumerated above.
We have also some strong eases o. I
ter in our own State, in which ii has
| with wonderful success, where for yes'
many other remedies have failed to q
Its ingredients, among which IS q
fluid extract Of
"BEECH DROPS" OR "CANCE
/ and composition are such as 70 reai.
| ly safe and harmless, requiring tassi
special care in regard to the haga
vidual, beyond that ordinarilyIaoa
From a personal knowledge o. be
/ not hesitate TO say TO all who are j..
| fiicted with Bodily Weakness. Def
nation, Impure or Sluggish B0I.
BACH'S AMERICAN CON
/ is recommended in the slr0aaa
Relief and Cire.
FRED. Z. SMITH u
Wholesale Agent for the STATE
To whom all orders should be %.
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q God hears the heart without the
ToFds BIT be never hears the words
without the heart.
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e a word once spoken, a coach with
four horses cannot oyertake It and bring
1t back.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHERl
a CARR.

For the convenience Of Druggisy
uals now using this Medicine in t1s y
mont, n constant supply Will be Ess
Of our State Agent, FRED. Z. 81
applications or orders will be pr0aa
the same terms rs 11heH ndlresssisB
P. V. Z. COVENTRY & CO, Z.
50 Genesee s.. Al'-
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ORLEANS COUNTY, IS.

DANIEL MEADs -
J. D. GILKEY, FOURTH JUDICIAL
s. \. GlLkEY and ,,,4yrrT
LUCIUS -DENISON. GLhtG44'
TIME ORATOR, Daniel Mead, represents IN
his bill that jeremiah Bishop, OF brga'on
IN the County of Essex, on the TN DAY OF May,- -
IS55 being indebted TO the said orator IN the sum
II $50 al and interest on the same from the sd
dav Of said May, specified in one promlsory noe
al said last mentioned date, in order to secure the
payrnent thereof executed TO said orator IN uue
form a mortgage deed Of certain lands lying anu
being in said Brighton, described as loloNs, VI
the half of lot No. AZ of the LIST division OF the
ORIGINAL right Of VIM Blodget, and four acres more
of said LOT LAYING the whole length OF SAID lot al
ioinfnr the half above mentioned, containing
eigttT acres, be the same more or less, ana oelnS
the same land decided TO the SAID blshop py the
select men of said Brighton, on the ooth Gay u
suuust. A. d. IS4s. Which said note IS now
iusflv due and owing, and has not been pald ae-
cording to the effect Of the same-and that after
words to wit. on the I4th day Of May, \. d. 1870,
said Bishop decided the above described premises
toll. D. GiIksv, S. n. GiIkey and Luclus Dennl-
son, all of said Brighton, wherefore sala oIatoi
pravs that the equity of redemption OF the salu
]. D. Gilkey, S. n. Gilkey and Lucius Dennlsol
in the premises may be forec!oseG:
And whereas it appears that said Lueius Den
uison resides without this State, so that q SUP
mona cannot be served upon him; therefore Il
! pursuance of the statute in such case made ane
proyided, notice is hereby given to the sald LII
I Gins Dennison to appear before the Chancellor o
/ he fourth Judicial District of the State of Yer
mont. at the Court House in Irasburgh, in Orlean
i County, on the fourth Tuesday of Decembe
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on said day. and max
answer to said bill and abide the direction ana &c
/ cree of said Chancellor in that behalf
I And said orator is directed to cause this orde
TO be published three weeks successfully IN tn
/ Orleans independent Standard, printed at lras
burgh aforesaid, the last of which publications
be at least twenty days previous TO said fourt
Tuesday Of December next.
Dated at Irasburgh in said County Of Orleans
this 18th day of July, A. D. 1856.
NORMAN ". BINGHAM, Clerk.
J. H. KI,IBALL. Soiicitor-39w3
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FRENCH & ROBINSON.
TANNERS AND CURRIERS',

IL3J8 I-.4f I
M GUILD say TO their friends ard patrons, that
v they are now prepared to execute all orders
for Tanning in a manner unsurpassed by any firm
in New England. Green Hides wanted in
exchange for Cash. Remember that VIC pay a
LITTLE more for Hides and Skins than am bodg
elsg.
Sole and Upper Leather, and Calf Skins, Of
superior quality always on hand, and for sale at
the lowest market price ply
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Later from Europe

A H. LEIGHTON, Tin and Copper Smith,
IA would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of Craftsbury and vicinity, that he has taken the
shop one door north of the Orleans House, where
he viii keep constantly on hand an assortment Of
Stamped and Hollow Ware,
Parlor. Box and Cooking Stoves, and all kinds Of
tin, copper, brass, and sheet iron ware on hand,
or manufactured to order
From the very Best Materials,
and at lower rates than can be bought at any
other shop in Northern Vermont.
Cali and see. Orders from abroad promptly
attended to.
All kinds Of BARTER taken in exchange
for GOODS.
Craftsbury, June 10--24tf
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Hon. D l. DODGE, Of Aa5sl
late member Of our State Legs
the most accomplished Phys.c1l
Of our country, after giving ~. y n.
sonal observation, sayss-"H y -
ssie all liquid preparation i" ~
dise1sss.
Bach's Family Recipe Bo7A !. 7 =.
Of all Agents--you Will tneIe ~ ~ Z
ses recorded-and you are mn ", =
cate with any whose eeriii'A
order to prove them genuine
CAUTION
All the genuine medicine ~ ~ "a
P. v. X. COVENTRY 4 w.
wrapper. - q
Principal Office and Depo.i .
AUBURN, n. Y. it'd
FRED. z. SMITH, Genera "s
Of Vermont. ,,,u tts,s
For sale by c. Q. KELLAA'
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H0YEY & SMITHS CASH SI0Rl

Ar FnroR-We have just received from Boston the arpe
Ia aver offered in this Market We give you deow few 49,
Goods can be bought at fair value.
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Wholesale Agent for the STATE
To whom all orders should be li.s
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
GENTLEMENS' CLOTHING

ardSGentomens' Furnishing Geods-Coais, Pants
Vests Boots Shoes, Hats Shirts, Cravats Socks and
Tnder Clothing.
rso-JACOB PEW. he pioneer member OF the
firm. is in the Atlantic States, giving his entire
attention to importing GOODS direct from France
and forwarding them '.,ere, which we are now re-
ceving by every steamer. This arrangement enables
to get ull the NEW STYLES OF GOODS long n
advance of all competitors. and only ask pur
chasegs to call ana the Yalue OF their money.
We feel sure that none will com plain of the price
or quality OF our NEW GOODS.
AAUR WHOLESALE STORE, cocner Of First
" street and the Plaza. is flied with large stock
ofIIEANY GOODS, for count trade, aud the whole
sale prices are greatly reduced from those formerly
charged. JACOB CHARLES LEVY co.
Marysville October :, 1856. oc7. i'm